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  • Hap to Still Creek in Indiana

    Grade II winnner and millionaire Hap has been relocated for stallion duty to Still Creek Farm near Brookville, Ind.

  • Hap will stand at Darby Dan.<p>

    Millionaire Hap to Darby Dan

    Millionaire Hap, a six-time graded stakes winner, has arrived at Darby Dan Farm near Lexington

  • Hap, winning the Bernard Baruch for the second time.

    Millionaire Hap Retired

    Hap, a six-time graded stakes winner, has been retired because of an ankle injury.

  • Hap, winning the Dixie Stakes at Pimlico.

    Hap Favorite in Explosive Bid

    A field of 14 older horses, including six graded stakes winners, has entered for Sunday's $700,000 Explosive Bid Handicap (gr. IIT) at the Fair Grounds.

  • Hap, winning last year's Bernard Baruch Handicap.

    Hap Favored in Canadian Turf

    Team Mott-Bailey will be favored to chalk up another stakes victory Saturday when Hap heads a field of nine older horses in the $150,000 Canadian Turf Handicap at 1 1/16 miles on the Gulfstream turf course.

  • Hap Works Toward Breeders' Cup Start

    Hall of Fame trainer Bill Mott had Hap on Belmont's main track this morning for a four-furlong breeze. The son of 1987 Breeders' Cup Turf (gr. IT) winner Theatrical was clocked at :50 1/5.

  • Hap, winning the Dixie Stakes at Pimlico.

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  • Breeders' Cup Turf Report--10/9/2001

    Plans may be changing for Sakhee, who wasn't coming to the Breeders' Cup Turf (gr. I), but after a scintillating run in the Arc de Triomphe (Fr-I) he may indeed head to New York.

  • Breeders' Cup Mile Report--10/9/2001

    Hap's 1 1/2-length victory in Sunday's $500,000 Shadwell Keeneland Turf Mile H. (gr. IIT), coming from third in the field of nine under Jerry Bailey, was his fourth graded stakes win of the year and appeared to set him up perfectly for the Breeders' Cup Mile (gr. IT). Bill Mott, who trains the son of Theatrical for the Allen E. Paulson Living Trust, wasn't so sure.

  • German-Bred Silvano Wins Arlington Million

    German-bred Silvano ran away from the field in the stretch to post a three-length win in Saturday's $1-million Arlington Million (gr. IT) at Arlington Park. Hap finished second, six lengths ahead of Redattore.

  • Hap, shown winning the Bernard Baruch, heads field for Saturday&#39;s Arlington Million.

    Hap Tops Field in Arlington Million

    Hap, winner of the Bernard Baruch Handicap (gr. IIT) at Saratoga in his last start, drew the rail and has been installed the 5-2 morning-line favorite for Saturday's Arlington Million (gr. IT). He will face 11 other 3-year-olds and up in the nineteenth running of Arlington Park's signature race and leg three of the Emirates World Series.

  • Arlington Million Has International Flavor

    British-bred Caitano has been added to the list of European campaigners likely to invade the Midwest for the 19th running of the Arlington Million (gr. IT) Aug. 18.

  • Hap, successfully defending his Bernard Baruch title.

    Hap Scores Again in Baruch

    Michael Paulson and Edward White's Hap made it two consecutive Bernard Baruch (gr. II) victories when he easily pulled away from the field to score by two lengths over a 'good' Saratoga turf course. Hap covered the nine furlongs in 1:47.00 under Jerry Bailey.

  • Hap wins the Dixie under Jerry Bailey.

    Disco Rico, Hap Win on Preakness Undercard

    Disco Rico cut all the fractions and still had plenty in the tank to easily win the $200,000 Maryland Breeders' Cup (gr. III) Saturday at Pimlico, the race preceeding the Preakness (gr. I).

  • Canadian Horse of the Year Quiet Resolve, winning last year&#39;s Dixie Handicap.

    Defending Champ Dukes it Out in Dixie

    Quiet Resolve won last year's Dixie Stakes (gr. IIT) by a nose last year over Haami and Holditholditholdit. The 2001 edition of Pimlico's grade II turf event doesn't look to be any easier. Holditholditholdit is back, and joining the fight for Saturday's $200,000 race is North East Bound, who in his last start defeated Quiet Resolve and six other horses in Keeneland's Maker's Mark Mile Stakes (gr. IIT).

  • Trio of Mott-Trained Breeders' Cup Horses Work at Belmont

    Hall of Fame trainer Bill Mott, a model of consistency himself, sent three of his eight Breeders' Cup hopefuls to the main track at Belmont Park Wednesday morning, and the trio came back with identical results. Hap (Mile) and Vision and Verse (Classic) both breezed five furlongs in 1:01 2/5, with King Cugat (Mile) going a half in :48 3/5 and galloping out in -- you guessed it -- 1:01 2/5.

  • Hap Earns First Stakes Win

    Edward White and Michael Paulson's Hap stalked the leaders in third place through the early going en route to his first career stakes win, a 1 1/4-length victory in Friday's $150,000 Bernard Baruch Handicap (gr. IIT) at Saratoga.

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