Welcome to Keeneland Babies! I'll break down the statistics for every juvenile maiden contest at the meet, and hopefully wind up with a tidy profit. Thursday's results: Race 1 - Honor in Peace finished thirdRace 5 - Grand Times finished second Friday, April 17, 2009 Race 44 1/2 Furlongs (Polytrack)Maiden Special Weight2-year-old filliesPurse $50,000 1. Haveanicefadaay (Fadaaei - Megan's Princess, by Slew City Slew)Trainer: Jeff Engler- Sire was a sprint winner (7-1-3-1, $39,880, unraced at two, 1-5 in main track sprints)- This is sire's first starter- Dam was placed sprinting (14-0-1-2, $3,135, 0-7 at two, 0-9 in main track sprints)- This is dam's first runner- Slew City Slew is 1-9 (11%, $1.18 ROI) as the broodmare sire of debut runners in 2009 (older winner)- This is trainer's first debut runner 2. Wild Forest Cat (D'wildcat - Bon Caro, by Bon Point)Trainer: Steven Asmussen- Foaled February 27, 2007 in Florida- $75,000 weanling (Keeneland, November 2007)- $75,000 yearling (Keeneland, September 2008)- $100,000 juvenile (Fasig-Tipton, February 2009)- Half-sister to juvenile stakes-placed sprinter Glitter City (7-1-2-0, $74,740, 1-6 at two, all races in main track sprints)- Sire was a Grade 1 sprint winner (18-5-2-2, $570,444, 0-1 at two, 4-14 in main track sprints)- Sire is 3-41 (7%) with juvenile debut runners- Sire is 1-3 (33%, $3.17 ROI) with all debut runners in 2009 (older winner on synthetic)- Dam was unraced- Dam has one runner, one winner, one juvenile runner, one juvenile winner, one main track sprint runner, one main track sprint winner- Dam a half-sister to stakes-placed Search for Reality (26-4-3-8, $53,405, 0-4 at two, 0-3 in main track sprints)- Bon Point doesn't have a debut winner as a broodmare sire in 2008-2009- Trainer is 135-727 (19%) over the past five years with juvenile debut runners- Trainer is 20-77 (26%) over the past five years with juvenile debut runners at Keeneland- Trainer is 9-31 (29%, $2.30 ROI) with all debut runners in 2009 (all winners with Lasix, three juvenile debut winners at this meet)- Worked one furlong in 10.4 prior to the February sale- April 4 workout matches up with barn's juvenile Billet (finished third in career debut at Keeneland on April 16)- April 4 workout matches up with barn's juvenile filly Malawi (finished first in career debut at Keeneland on April 10)- April 4 workout matches up with barn's juvenile Heavenville (finished first in career debut at Keeneland on April 9)- April 4 workout matches up with barn's juvenile Western Smoke (finished first in career debut at Keeneland on April 16)- April 4, April 11 workouts match up with uncoupled stablemate Kinsolving 3. Kinsolving (Posse - No End in Sight, by Straight Man)Trainer: Steven Asmussen- Foaled March 13, 2007 in Kentucky- Withdrawn yearling (Keeneland, September 2008)- Sire was a Grade 2 sprint winner (18-7-2-2, $662,841, 2-7 at two, won debut, 7-17 in main track sprints)- Sire is 8-80 (10%) with juvenile debut runners- Sire was 6-51 (12%, $1.36 ROI) with all debut runners in 2008 (four juvenile debut winners, one on synthetic)- Dam was a sprint winner (9-2-2-0, $57,300, unraced at two, all races in main track sprints, cost $25,000 as a yearling)- This is dam's first runner- Female family of Group 3 (England) turf winner Gneiss- Straight Man doesn't have a debut winner as a broodmare sire in 2008-2009- Trainer is 135-727 (19%) over the past five years with juvenile debut runners- Trainer is 20-77 (26%) over the past five years with juvenile debut runners at Keeneland- Trainer is 9-31 (29%, $2.30 ROI) with all debut runners in 2009 (all winners with Lasix, three juvenile debut winners at this meet with Shaun Bridgmohan aboard, two for this owner)- April 4 workout matches up with barn's juvenile Billet (finished third in career debut at Keeneland on April 16)- April 4 workout matches up with barn's juvenile filly Malawi (finished first in career debut at Keeneland on April 10)- April 4 workout matches up with barn's juvenile Heavenville (finished first in career debut at Keeneland on April 9)- April 4 workout matches up with barn's juvenile Western Smoke (finished first in career debut at Keeneland on April 16)- April 4, April 11 workouts matches up with uncoupled stablemate Wild Forest Cat 4. Lady Lannis (Wiseman's Ferry - Gilded Lady, by Gilded Time)Trainer: Floyd Cobb- Foaled February 18, 2007 in Kentucky- Withdrawn short yearling (Keeneland, January 2008)- $2,500 yearling (Keeneland, September 2008)- Sire was a multiple Grade 3 route winner (16-4-3-2, $825,266, 1-6 at two in Europe, won debut, 0-2 in main track sprints)- Sire is 2-50 (4%) with juvenile debut runners- Sire is 1-42 (2%) with all debut runners in 2009 (older winner)- Dam was unraced- Dam has one runner, one winner, no juvenile runners, one main track sprint runner, one main track sprint winner- Dam a half-sister to Grade 3-placed router Envy of the Crown (22-6-5-4, $177,988, unraced at two, 0-3 in main track sprints)- Dam a half-sister to stakes-winner Victory Alleged (22-5-4-2, $254,764, unraced at two, 0-1 in main track sprints)- Gilded Time is 3-14 (21%, $3.39 ROI) as the broodmare sire of debut runners in 2009 (one juvenile debut winner at this meet, all winners on synthetics)- This is barn's first debut runner 5. Rhythm of the Sea (Stormy Atlantic - Quick Rhythm, by Cure the Blues)Trainer: Larry Lay- Foaled March 17, 2007 in Florida- $90,000 yearling (Fasig-Tipton Summer, July 2008)- Half-sister to stakes-winner Menifeeque (28-4-3-3, $164,938, 2-8 at two, 2-12 in main track sprints)- Sire was a multiple stakes-winning sprinter (15-6-2-1, $148,126, 0-1 at two, all races in main track sprints)- Sire is 38-310 (12%) with juvenile debut runners- Sire is 2-18 (11%, $0.58 ROI) with all debut runners in 2009 (both older winners)- Stormy Atlantic - Cure the Blues 'nick' has produced Grade 3 winner Leonnatus Anteas (11-5-2-0, $600,074, 3-3 at two, 1-2 in main track sprints)- Dam was a stakes-winning sprinter (19-6-2-5, $140,372, unraced at two, 6-16 in main track sprints, cost $70,000 as a yearling)- Dam has four runners, three winners, three juvenile runners, one juvenile winner, four main track sprint runners, one main track sprint winner- Dam a half-sister to multiple stakes-winner Never Wavering (47-12-8-5, $435,516, 2-4 at two, won debut, 10-37 in main track sprints)- Dam a half-sister to multiple stakes-placed Just Say the Word (52-8-12-78, $202,746, 1-9 at two, 7-39 in main track sprints)- Cure the Blues is 1-12 (8%, $0.47 ROI) as the broodmare sire of debut runners in 2009 (older winner)- Trainer is 1-27 (4%) over the past five years with juvenile debut runners- Trainer is 0-6 over the past five years with juvenile debut runners at Keeneland- Trainer is 0-3 with all debut runners in 2009 6. Proud Zoe (Proud Accolade - Sophia Sez So, by Wild Event)Trainer: Todd Pletcher- Foaled February 5, 2007 in Florida- $50,000 yearling (OBS Select, August 2008)- $72,000 RNA juvenile (OBS Select, February 2009)- First-crop sire was a Grade 1 route winner at two (10-4-0-1, $476,630, 3-5 at two, won debut, 3-4 in main track sprints)- Sire is 0-1 with all debut runners in 2009- Dam was unraced- Dam has one runner, one winner, one juvenile runner, no juvenile winners, one main track sprint runner, one main track sprint winner- Dam a half-sister to Grade 2 sprint winner My Cousin Matt (60-11-9-6, $1,017,024, 1-6 at two, 10-47 in main track sprints)- Wild Event doesn't have a debut winner as a broodmare sire in 2008-2009- Trainer is 98-478 (21%) over the past five years with juvenile debut runners- Trainer is 13-47 (28%) over the past five years with juvenile debut runners at Keeneland- Trainer is 12-37 (32%, $3.47 ROI) with all debut runners in 2009 (11 winners with Lasix, one juvenile debut winner at this meet, six with John Velazquez on)- Worked one furlong in 10.0 prior to the February sale- March 14, March 28, April 4, April 11 workouts match barn's juvenile Mission Impazible (finished first in career debut at Keeneland on April 16) 7. Mourette (Smart Strike - Amourette, by El Gran Senor)Trainer: Anthony Mitchell- Foaled February 7, 2007 in Illinois- Sire was a Grade 1 route winner (8-6-1-0, $337,376, unraced at two, 2-3 in main track sprints)- Sire is 36-257 (14%) with juvenile debut runners- Sire is 2-23 (9%, $1.62 ROI) with all debut runners in 2009 (both older winners)- Smart Strike - El Gran Senor 'nick' has produced juvenile Grade 1 route winner Square Eddie (7-2-3-1, $787,366, 2-6 at two, 0-1 in main track sprints)- Dam was a multiple stakes-winner (35-7-0-7, $248,786, 1-7 at two, 0-2 in main track sprints, cost $30,000 as a yearling)- Dam has two runners, two winners, one juvenile runner, no juvenile winners, one main track sprint runner, one main track sprint winner- Second dam is multiple stakes-winner Chase the Dream (17-4-3-6, $208,118, 2-7 at two, 1-6 in main track sprints)- El Gran Senor is 1-6 (17%, $0.80 ROI) as the broodmare sire of debut runners in 2009 (older winner)- Trainer is 2-25 (8%) over the past five years with juvenile debut runners- Trainer is 0-6 over the past five years with juvenile debut runners at Keeneland- Trainer is 0-1 with all debut runners in 2009- April 3 workout matches uncoupled stablemate Up in Lights 8. Rollin With Angels (Roll Again - I'm Nota Angel, by Lord At War)Trainer: Leslie Lawrence- Foaled March 6, 2007 in South Carolina- Sire was a winner (23-3-6-5, $119,530, unraced at two, 2-19 in main track sprints)- Sire is 0-3 with juvenile debut runners- Sire had not had a debut winner in 2008-2009- Dam was placed on turf (7-0-0-1, $2,847, unraced at two, 0-1 in main track sprints)- Dam has one runner, no winners, no juvenile runners, no main track sprint runners- Female family of juvenile Grade 1 sprint winner Papal Power- Lord At War is 2-16 (13%, $8.55 ROI) as the broodmare sire of debut runners in 2009 (both older winners)- Trainer is 0-2 over the past five years with juvenile debut runners- Trainer is 0-1 over the past five years with juvenile debut runners at Keeneland- Trainer is 0-1 with all debut runners in 2009- March 26, April 2, April 8 workouts match barn's juvenile Low Country Man (finished eighth in career debut on April 16) 9. Zippy Larry (City Zip - Wandering Meadow, by Meadowlake)Trainer: Larry Lay- Foaled March 20, 2007 in Kentucky- $1,000 RNA yearling (Keeneland, September 2008)- Sire was a Grade 1 sprint winner at two (23-9-5-4, $818,225, 5-11 at two, 9-16 in main track sprints)- Sire is 22-127 (17%) with juvenile debut runners- Sire is 1-7 (14%, $6.14 ROI) with all debut runners in 2009 (older winner)- City Zip - Meadowlake 'nick' has produced juvenile stakes-winning sprinter Little Miss Zip (15-4-2-2, $225,442, 2-6 at two, won debut, 4-14 in main track sprints)- city Zip - Meadowlake 'nick' has produced stakes-winner Tishmeister (18-2-6-0, $186,255, 0-6 at two, 0-4 in main track sprints)-Dam was unraced- This is dam's first runner- Dam a half-sister to Grade 3 winner Wander Mom (34-8-9-8, $399,656, 1-9 at two, 1-8 in main track sprints)- Dam a half-sister to juvenile Grade 3-placed router Minewander (18-3-2-4, $112,834, 1-7 at two, 3-13 in main track sprints)- Meadowlake is 3-20 (15%, $1.85 ROI) as the broodmare sire of debut runners in 2009 (all older winners, one on synthetics) - Trainer is 1-27 (4%) over the past five years with juvenile debut runners- Trainer is 0-6 over the past five years with juvenile debut runners at Keeneland- Trainer is 0-3 with all debut runners in 2009 10. Up in Lights (Smart Strike - Future Starlet, by Theatrical)Trainer: Anthony Mitchell- Foaled February 25, 2007 in Kentucky- Half-sister to multiple turf stakes-winner Lady of the Future (35-10-4-5, $507,182, 0-2 at two, 0-3 in main track sprints)- Sire was a Grade 1 route winner (8-6-1-0, $337,376, unraced at two, 2-3 in main track sprints)- Sire is 36-257 (14%) with juvenile debut runners- Sire is 2-23 (9%, $1.62 ROI) with all debut runners in 2009 (both older winners)- Smart Strike - Theatrical 'nick' has produced multiple Grade 1 turf winner English Channel (23-13-4-1, $5,319,028, 1-1 at two, all races on grass)- Dam was Grade 3-placed on turf (33-4-2-4, $111,229, 1-5 at two, 1-5 in main track sprints)- Dam has nine runners, eight winners, seven juvenile runners, one juvenile winner, eight main track sprint runners, four main track sprint winners- Dam a half-sister to multiple stakes-winner Island Empress (30-7-2-3, $113,914, 2-6 at two, 5-21 in main track sprints)- Dam a half-sister to multiple Grade 3 sprint winner Spring Beauty (29-9-9-4, $458,137, 1-5 at two, 9-27 in main track sprints)- Dam a half-sister to stakes-placed Federal Bank (30-3-6-4, $27,460, 0-5 at two, 3-23 in main track sprints)- Theatrical was 2-72 (3%, $0.46 ROI) as the broodmare sire of debut runners in 2008 (one juvenile debut winner, one older winner on synthetics)- Trainer is 2-25 (8%) over the past five years with juvenile debut runners- Trainer is 0-6 over the past five years with juvenile debut runners at Keeneland- Trainer is 0-1 with all debut runners in 2009- April 3 workout matches barn's uncoupled stablemate Mourette 11. Orchestrator (Bernstein - Lucky Socks, by Temperence Hill)Trainer: Kenneth McPeek- Foaled March 1, 2007 in Kentucky- $42,000 yearling (Keeneland, September 2008)- $75,000 juvenile (OBS Select, February 2009)- Sire was a multiple Group 3 winner on grass in Ireland (8-4-0-0, $173,120, 2-3 at two, won debut, unraced on main track)- Sire is 20-125 (16%) with juvenile debut runners- Sire is 2-15 (13%) with all debut runners in 2009 (both older winners on synthetic)- Dam was a sprint winner (11-2-0-1, $23,250, unraced at two, 2-10 in main track sprints)- Dam has one runner, one winner, no juvenile runners, one main track sprint runner, one main track sprint winner- Dam a half-sister to Grade 2 winner Beau's Town (23-13-5-1, $611,930, unraced at two, 12-22 in main track sprints)- Temperence Hill was 2-41 (5%, $0.50 ROI) as the broodmare sire of debut runners in 2008 (one juvenile debut winner)- Trainer is 17-151 (11%) over the past five years with juvenile debut runners- Trainer is 2-38 (5%) over the past five years with juvenile debut runners at Keeneland-Trainer is 3-17 (17%, $1.75 ROI) with all debut runners in 2009 (all older winners with Lasix on and Kent Desormeaux aboard)- Worked a furlong in 10.10 prior to the February sale- April 10 workout matches barn's juvenile Bigshot (finished fifth in career debut at Keeneland on April 17) 12. Dreaminofjosephine (El Corredor - Kenbu, by Kenmare)Trainer: Wesley Ward- Foaled April 18, 2007 in Kentucky- $170,000 yearling (Keeneland, September 2008)- Half-sister to multiple Group 3-placed turfer (Japan) Symboli Sword (28-7-4-1, $1,679,391, 2-3 at two, won debut, 0-1 in main track sprints)-Half-sister to Group 3 turf winner (Japan) Sweet Orchid (14-3-4-2, $875,275, 1-5 at two, 1-4 in main track sprints)- Sire was a Grade 1 route winner (10-7-1-0, $727,920, 1-2 at two, 4-6 in main track sprints)- Sire is 15-149 (10%) with juvenile debut runners- Sire is 2-21 (10%, $0.51 ROI) with all debut runners in 2009 (both older runners, one on synthetic)- Dam was a juvenile Group 3 winner on turf in France (18-4-3-4, $269,631, 2-5 at two, 0-1 in main track sprints)- Kenmare has no debut winners as a broodmare sire in 2008-2009- Dam has six runners, five winners, two juvenile runners, two juvenile winners, one juvenile debut winner, at least one main track sprint winner- Trainer is 43-136 (32%) over the past five years with juvenile debut runners- Trainer is 7-22 (32%) over the past five years with juvenile debut runners at Keeneland- Trainer is 5-16 (31%, $1.86 ROI) with all debut runners in 2009 (all juvenile debut winners with Lasix and blinkers, two at this meet) Analysis: PROUD ZOE has been keeping step in the mornings with Mission Impazible, an impressive debut winner for Todd Pletcher on yesterday's card. Proud Zoe worked a furlong in 10 seconds flat prior to the February sale, and looks like a quick one. KINSOLVING and WILD FOREST CAT both start for Steve Asmussen, one of the top debut trainers in the world. Kinsolving is especially bred for speed, and he will receive the services of Asmussen's go-to rider, Shaun Bridgmohan. ORCHESTRATOR reportedly worked in company with unraced Afleet Maggi on April 10. The Keeneland Clockers mentioned that they "went well" with their "first three furlongs in 34 3/5." ROLLIN WITH ANGELS worked with a runner that was handled by Mission Impazible on Thursday's card. UP IN LIGHTS reportedly smoked uncoupled entrymate MOURETTE during an April 8 drill that the Keeneland Clockers noted as a "strong gate effort." RHYTHM OF THE SEA and ZIPPY LARRY both show bullet workouts, and both have some speed in their pedigrees. DREAMINOFJOSEPHINE reportedly couldn't keep touch with Track Ride, a winning three-year-old filly for these connections during the April 5 workout, but the Keeneland Clockers noted that she "was not asked for effort" during the subsequent breeze, and went "a little better than Liquid Fire." HAVEANICEFADAAY may need a bit weaker. Selections: 1. Proud Zoe 2. Kinsolving 3. Wild Forest Cat The Play: Proud Zoe to Win at 8-5 odds or greater Meet record based on starts, wins, top pick (after scratches) in the money, and profit/loss of that day's play ($2 wager):6-2-5 (-5.00)