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Production Team • Nov 14, 2016

2016 Nominations

Champion 2-Year Old Filly

B.C. Bred & Open Division


Something Better

Owner: C and H Duggan Farms Ltd., Shot in the Dark Stable, Curtis Landry & Red Diamond Stable

Trainer: Greg Tracy

Breeder: Prescott Farms


Spirit Bay

Owner: Dennis Tucker

Trainer: Philip Hall

Breeder: Embree Farms Ltd


Yukon Belle

Owner: R. N. H. Stable

Trainer: Barbara Heads

Breeder: Bryan & Carol Anderson


Champion 2-Year Old Male

B.C. Bred & Open Division

Assets Included

Owner: Peter Redekop B.C. Ltd.

Trainer: Anita Bolton

Breeder: Ralph Jesiak


Kermode

Owner: Kermode Stable

Trainer: Pat Jarvis

Breeder: Bryan & Carol Anderson


Strate Remark

Owner: Riversedge Racing Stables, Ltd.

Trainer: Cindy Krasner

Breeder: Red Rock Farm


Champion 3-Year Old Filly

B.C. Bred Division

C U at Eau Claire

Owner: Don B Danard

Trainer: Greg Tracy

Breeder: Tod Mtn. Thoroughbreds


Snuggles

Owner: Swift Thoroughbreds, Inc.

Trainer: Dino Condilenios

Breeder: Swift Thoroughbreds. Inc.



Champion 3-Year Old Filly

Open Division

C U at Eau Claire

Owner: Don B Danard

Trainer: Greg Tracy

Breeder: Tod Mtn. Thoroughbreds


Snuggles

Owner: Swift Thoroughbreds, Inc.

Trainer: Dino Condilenios

Breeder: Swift Thoroughbreds, Inc.


Victress

Owner: Victoria and Robert Gilker

Trainer: Robert Gilker

Breeder: Judy B. Hicks


Champion 3-Year Old Male

B.C. Bred Division

Crazy Prophet

Owner: Shamrock Racing Stable Ltd.

Trainer: John Snow

Breeder: Mike Chernen

Lord Vancouver

Owner: Philip Hall

Trainer: Philip Hall

Breeder: Philip Hall and Blair Law

Stanz in Command

Owner: Robert Scott

Trainer: Charlene Miller

Breeder: White House Stables


Champion 3-Year Old Male

Open Division


Crazy Prophet

Owner: Shamrock Racing Stable Ltd.

Trainer: John Snow

Breeder: Mike Chernen


Lord Vancouver

Owner: Philip Hall

Trainer: Philip Hall

Breeder: Philip Hall and Blair Law

Opportunistic

Owner: Mark DeDomenico LLC and North American Thoroughbred Horse Company, Inc.

Trainer: Troy Taylor

Breeder: Sassu, LLC, Philip Robertson & Brenda Robertson


Sorryaboutnothing

Owner: North American Thoroughbred Horse Company, Inc.

Trainer: Troy Taylor

Breeder: Woodford Thoroughbreds


Stanz in Command

Owner: Robert Scott

Trainer: Charlene Miller

Breeder: White House Stables


Champion Older Filly/Mare

B.C. Bred & Open Division


Arabella's Muse

Owner: Karen Nordahl and Bernard Gallagher

Trainer: Mike Anderson

Breeder: L.S. Nordahl & K. Nordahl

Avadiva

Owner: Mauro Comensoli

Trainer: Robert J. Anderson

Breeder: Mauro Comensoli


Touching Promise

Owner: Russell J. and Lois Bennett

Trainer: Barbara Heads

Breeder: Mr. & Mrs. R. J. Bennett


Champion Older Male

Open Division


Calgary Caper

Owner: Kim Peacock, Lance Giesbrecht & Philip Hall

Trainer: Philip Hall

Breeder: Robert J. and Mary Harris


Don’t Hold Me Back

Owner: Gary Williamson and Steve Henson

Trainer: Steve Henson

Breeder: Cindy Falter, Jenny Moyer & Sarah Wrather


Killin Me Smalls

Owner: Deltin Stable and Ed Welsh

Trainer: Ernie Keller Jr

Breeder: Zayat Stables, LLC.


Modern

Owner: Swift Thoroughbreds, Inc.

Trainer: Dino Condilenios

Breeder: Darley


Champion Sprinter

Arabella’s Muse

Assets Included

Avadiva

Kermode

Modern

Snuggles

Something Better

Spirit Bay

Stanz in Command

Strate Remark

Yukon Belle


B.C. Bred Horse of the Year

Arabella’s Muse

Assets Included

Avadiva

C U At Eau Claire

Crazy Prophet

Kermode

Lord Vancouver

Snuggles

Something Better

Spirit Bay

Stanz in Command

Strate Remark

Touching Promise

Yukon Belle

Open Horse of the Year

Arabella’s Muse

Assets Included

Avadiva

C U At Eau Claire

Calgary Caper

Crazy Prophet

Don’t Hold Me Back

Kermode

Killin Me Smalls

Lord Vancouver

Modern

Opportunistic

Snuggles

Something Better

Sorryaboutnothing

Spirit Bay

Stanz in Command

Strate Remark

Touching Promise

Victress

Yukon Belle


Lower Level Claimer of the Year (under $15,000)


Pretty Reckless

Owner: Michael T. Anderson

Trainer: Mike Anderson

Breeder: West Win Farms & Erin Taylor


Prince Hotel

Owner: Barry Tyrer

Trainer: Jodie Rawson

Breeder: Barry Tyrer


Bluegrass Pride

Owner: Foster’s Meadows

Trainer: Tara Neigel

Breeder: WinStar Farm, LLC


Nana’s Buddy

Owner: Triple 8 Racing

Trainer: John Snow

Breeder: Sheila McLeod


Upper Level Claimer of the Year (over $15,000)


Twistgrips

Owner: Gordon Christoff

Trainer: John Snow

Breeder: Gordon Christoff

Burnum

Owner: Mike Anderson and Terry Clyde

Trainer: Mike Anderson

Breeder: Ponder Hill, Inc.

The Odds R Good

Owner: Mel Snow and Conrad Rozenek

Trainer: Mel Snow

Breeder: Mel Snow & Fran Snow

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