| RAZZBERRY BERET-bred by Greg Garofalo winning at Aqueduct. Earned over $100,000 |
| Bred by Greg Garofalo, Doc's Doll is by Out of Place, and is the first winner produced from Third Street, a winning daughter of Salt Lake who is a half-sister to two black-type stakes winners in Malaysia, including multiple Group 2 winner Nostradamus. Garafalo purchased Third Street as agent for $30,000 at the Ocala Breeders' Sales Company's 1998 October mixed sale in Ocala, Florida. |
| True Direction to Keane Stud in New York Thoroughbred times- 10/12/2006 True Direction, a graded stakes winner by French Deputy, will stand in 2007 at Keane Stud near Amenia, N.Y., under the management of Greg Garofalo's Topsmeade. True Direction, who broke his maiden by a dozen lengths at Aqueduct, won the Fall Highweight Handicap (gr. III) under 134 pounds and the Hirsch Jacobs Stakes and placed in three stakes, including the Riva Ridge Breeders' Cup Stakes (gr. II). At Belmont Park, he won in a scorching 1:07.86 for six furlongs after setting a :43.53 half-mile fraction. A 7-year-old, True Direction won eight of 19 races and earned $348,570. He is out of the Tank's Prospect mare Ms Paragon, who is a half-sister to stakes winner Encolure. His second dam, graded stakes winner Jabot, is a half-sister to prominent sire Big Spruce. "I am very excited about bringing True Direction to New York," Garofalo said. "True Direction has everything to make a successful sire. He consistently showed tremendous speed, including running 1:07 4/5 at Belmont Park, he could carry weight, winning with 134 pounds in the Fall Highweight, he has size, standing at 16.2, he has excellent conformation, and he descends from a sires family. The ownership and I will be strongly supporting True Direction." True Direction will stand for the same $3,000 fee that he stood for at Lou-Roe Farm near Morriston, Fla. |
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True Crimson winning at Saratoga -bred and
trained by Greg Garofalo at Topsmeade
trained by Greg Garofalo at Topsmeade
From the NY bred web site - 7/17/05
NY-bred Eishin Bukan wins allowance in Japan by 2-1/2 -- earnings
$324,479 Toyomitsu Hirai's New York-bred EISHIN BUKAN pushed
his earnings over $300K (U.S. equivalent) with his second 2005 win on
Sunday, July 17 at Japan's Hakodate racecourse, capturing a
1700-meter (about a mile and a sixteenth) allowance on dirt by 2-1/2
lengths as the 1.80-to-1 favorite among 11 starters. Ridden by jockey
Norihiro Yokoyama, the four-year-old stalked the 6.90-to-1 third choice,
pacesetter T M Deus, from second place through the fourth and final
call before taking over and drawing clear. The victory increased
Eishin Bukan's earnings to the U.S. equivalent of about $324,480 and
improved his record to 3 - 3 - 3 in 18 starts. Trained by Takashi Kubota,
the chestnut colt has won on both dirt and turf in Japan. He was
bred by attorney Gregory Garofalo of Saratoga Springs and was sold
as a weanling for $82,000 at Keeneland's 2001 November sale. Eishin
Bukan is by Grade 2-winning NYRA miler French Deputy, who now
stands in Australia, and is the second starter and second winner
produced from turf graded-placed winner Siyah Nara ($221,131),
by Siyah Kalem (by Mr. Prospector). Breeder Garofalo as agent had
purchased Siyah Nara for $70,000 at Keeneland's 2000 November sale
when she was carrying Eishin Bukan.
NY-bred Eishin Bukan wins allowance in Japan by 2-1/2 -- earnings
$324,479 Toyomitsu Hirai's New York-bred EISHIN BUKAN pushed
his earnings over $300K (U.S. equivalent) with his second 2005 win on
Sunday, July 17 at Japan's Hakodate racecourse, capturing a
1700-meter (about a mile and a sixteenth) allowance on dirt by 2-1/2
lengths as the 1.80-to-1 favorite among 11 starters. Ridden by jockey
Norihiro Yokoyama, the four-year-old stalked the 6.90-to-1 third choice,
pacesetter T M Deus, from second place through the fourth and final
call before taking over and drawing clear. The victory increased
Eishin Bukan's earnings to the U.S. equivalent of about $324,480 and
improved his record to 3 - 3 - 3 in 18 starts. Trained by Takashi Kubota,
the chestnut colt has won on both dirt and turf in Japan. He was
bred by attorney Gregory Garofalo of Saratoga Springs and was sold
as a weanling for $82,000 at Keeneland's 2001 November sale. Eishin
Bukan is by Grade 2-winning NYRA miler French Deputy, who now
stands in Australia, and is the second starter and second winner
produced from turf graded-placed winner Siyah Nara ($221,131),
by Siyah Kalem (by Mr. Prospector). Breeder Garofalo as agent had
purchased Siyah Nara for $70,000 at Keeneland's 2000 November sale
when she was carrying Eishin Bukan.
Gregory P. Garofalo has been
associated with the following horses
either by sale, purchase, mating
recommendation and/or training:
Doc’s Doll Stakes Winner
$250,000 Phil Gleaves
Manhattan Gal Stakes Winner
$125,000 PG Johnson
Miss Arlene Stakes Winner
$95,000 Daniel Conway
Only Ali Stakes Winner $160,000
Barclay Tagg
Lite Twilight Stakes Winner
$150,000 Jerry Hollendorfer
Hugatag Stakes placed – G2
$185,000 Pat Reynolds
Go Union Go Stakes placed
$130,000 Robert Terrill
Talc’s Gift Stakes placed
$150,000 Pat Reynolds
Restless Geri Stakes placed
$110,000 Dr. Bill Schmidt
Harbingerofspring Stakes placed
$100,000 Gaspar Moschera
Siyah Nara Stakes placed – G3
$180,000
Not Tobe Outdone Stakes placed
$150,000
Dyna Too Stakes placed –G3
$180,000
Powerful Nation Stakes placed –
G3 $180,000
Smooth Blues NYRA Allowance
$225,000 Gary Siacca
Star Celebrity NYRA Allowance
$130,000 Todd Pletcher
Exasperate NYRA Allowance
$100,000 Ben Perkins
Testy Talc NYRA Allowance
$115,000 Jeff Odintz
Did’s Crusade NYRA Allowance
$100,000 Dominick Shettino
True Crimson NYRA Allowance
$75,000 Greg Garofalo
Reasonable Thought NYRA
Allowance $100,000 Pat Reynolds
Smoke A Quill NYRA Allowance
$100,000 Pat Reynolds
Aleg Allowance Winner $50,000
Todd Pletcher
Olivia’s Way Allowance Winner
$50,000 Greg Garofalo
Tundra Road Allowance Winner
$60,000 Greg Garofalo
Hugmelikeyouloveme Alw/NYRA
Winner $100,000 Gaspar Moschera
Music Exchange Alw/NYRA Winner
$50,000 Gaspar Moschera
Crimson Guard Stakes Winner -
G2pl. $285,000 Stallion
Odyle Stakes Winner-G2
$495,000 Stallion
associated with the following horses
either by sale, purchase, mating
recommendation and/or training:
Doc’s Doll Stakes Winner
$250,000 Phil Gleaves
Manhattan Gal Stakes Winner
$125,000 PG Johnson
Miss Arlene Stakes Winner
$95,000 Daniel Conway
Only Ali Stakes Winner $160,000
Barclay Tagg
Lite Twilight Stakes Winner
$150,000 Jerry Hollendorfer
Hugatag Stakes placed – G2
$185,000 Pat Reynolds
Go Union Go Stakes placed
$130,000 Robert Terrill
Talc’s Gift Stakes placed
$150,000 Pat Reynolds
Restless Geri Stakes placed
$110,000 Dr. Bill Schmidt
Harbingerofspring Stakes placed
$100,000 Gaspar Moschera
Siyah Nara Stakes placed – G3
$180,000
Not Tobe Outdone Stakes placed
$150,000
Dyna Too Stakes placed –G3
$180,000
Powerful Nation Stakes placed –
G3 $180,000
Smooth Blues NYRA Allowance
$225,000 Gary Siacca
Star Celebrity NYRA Allowance
$130,000 Todd Pletcher
Exasperate NYRA Allowance
$100,000 Ben Perkins
Testy Talc NYRA Allowance
$115,000 Jeff Odintz
Did’s Crusade NYRA Allowance
$100,000 Dominick Shettino
True Crimson NYRA Allowance
$75,000 Greg Garofalo
Reasonable Thought NYRA
Allowance $100,000 Pat Reynolds
Smoke A Quill NYRA Allowance
$100,000 Pat Reynolds
Aleg Allowance Winner $50,000
Todd Pletcher
Olivia’s Way Allowance Winner
$50,000 Greg Garofalo
Tundra Road Allowance Winner
$60,000 Greg Garofalo
Hugmelikeyouloveme Alw/NYRA
Winner $100,000 Gaspar Moschera
Music Exchange Alw/NYRA Winner
$50,000 Gaspar Moschera
Crimson Guard Stakes Winner -
G2pl. $285,000 Stallion
Odyle Stakes Winner-G2
$495,000 Stallion
Reprinted
Thoroughbred Times
2/15/00
The sale's second
highest-priced horse was
Stormy Texan Girl, a
seven-year-old daughter
of Storm Cat, purchased
by Gregory Garofalo,
agent, for $90,000. Sold
with a West by West filly
at her side, Stormy Texan
Girl was consigned by Mr.
and Mrs. Rick Abbott's
Charlton, agent.
Thoroughbred Times
2/15/00
The sale's second
highest-priced horse was
Stormy Texan Girl, a
seven-year-old daughter
of Storm Cat, purchased
by Gregory Garofalo,
agent, for $90,000. Sold
with a West by West filly
at her side, Stormy Texan
Girl was consigned by Mr.
and Mrs. Rick Abbott's
Charlton, agent.
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