Claims, we have made a few new claims so we are eager to get these horses back to the races and the winner circle for our clients. We are also looking for more claims and success in the future.

Clever Louis and a promising Cozzine filly, Royal Tromp'e are enjoying a freshening and should be back to the races by this spring.

Gulfstream Park Backstretch Committee. Kathy was once again asked along with fellow horsemen John Forbes, Ken McPeek, Tim Hills, and Terri Pompay to represent the Gulfstream Park trainers. It has been an honor and pleasure to be on this committee, Working with Scott Savin, Dave Bailey, Dennis Testa, and other top management positions has enabled us to make this a great meet under the circumstances of the renevations taking place.

Commanding Link finishes 4th for us, hitting the board in all but one start since being taken over by our training. He hadn't hit the board for the year before the transfer. Owner Cornelia S. Whalen's homebred is sitting on a win.

Gulfstrream Park the meet started off with Stylish Joe getting claimed off owner Mike Campbell for $18,000.00. He was another successful claim on the year. Stylish Joe was claimed at Monmouth Park for $10,000.00. He hit the board in almost every start for us including 2-second place finishes in entry-level allowance races.

Calder the fall meet was a successfull one with Imagine Me Now breaking her maiden for owners Rising Sun Stable and Jazz and Cocktails breaking his maiden for his owners Shoot To Thrill Inc.and Rising Sun STable. Both were ridden by Francisco Maysonett.

The Meadowlands meet we had a lot of 2nds and thirds, but Lottery Luck won for owners Rising Sun Stable, ridden by Francisco Maysonett before shipping south to Florida for the winter.

Monmouth Park was a successful meet. The highlight of the meet was Clever Louis who was an astute claim for $5,000.00 for Shoot To Thrill Inc. and Rising Sun Stable. He won 2 starter allowance races on the turf. He finished out the fall with a second place finish in a non-winners of two other than on the turf. Bringing in about $50,000.00 in purse money.