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- ↑ Cristina's Journey All the Way in Pocahontas
- ↑ Angela Renee Dominant in Chandelier Stakes
- ↑ Peace and War Aces U.S. Debut in Alcibiades
- ↑ By the Moon Upsets Frizette at 24-1
- ↑ Conquest Harlanate Overpowers Mazarine Foes
- ↑ Take Charge Brandi Shocks Juvenile Fillies
- ↑ Take Charge Brandi Takes Down Delta Princess
- ↑ Patience Pays Off as Condo Commando Romps
- ↑ West Coast Belle Rolls to Golden Rod Win
- ↑ Take Charge Brandi Wires Starlet Thriller
- ↑ Seduire Scampers to Easy Santa Ynez Victory
- ↑ "Overprepared stretches out for Busanda win". Archived from the original on 2015-07-15. Retrieved 2017-03-26.
- ↑ I'm a Chatterbox wires Silverbulletday
- ↑ Birdatthewire Soars to Easy Forward Gal Win
- ↑ Take Charge Brandi makes Martha Washington interesting
- ↑ Callback Rings Up Victory in Las Virgenes
- ↑ Condo Commando easily wins Busher
- ↑ Longshot Ekati's Phaeton Wires Devona Dale
- ↑ I'm a Chatterbox Takes Rachel Alexandra
- ↑ Local Time Continues Meydan Dominance
- ↑ Stellar Wind Sails to Santa Ysabel Victory
- ↑ Sarah Sis gets first stakes win in Honeybee
- ↑ Don't Leave Me Flies Late in Bourbonette Win
- ↑ Callback's DQ gives Sunland Oaks win to stablemate Maybellene
- ↑ Birdatthewire Tops Familiar Rivals in GP Oaks
- ↑ I'm a Chatterbox Notches Easy FG Oaks Victory
- ↑ Stellar Wind Rolls in Santa Anita Oaks
- ↑ 'Condo' in Command in Gazelle
- ↑ Lovely Maria Claims First Stakes in Ashland
- ↑ Include Betty Goes Last to First in Fantasy
- ↑ Miss Ella Steps Up to Beaumont Victory