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Fred Bradley is a no-nonsense guy who, if nothing else, is going totell you how it is at every turn.

“Six months ago, I never could have imaginedI’d be halfway around the world in Dubai withmy family getting ready to run a horse in a $6-million race,” the 73-year-old owner andbreeder of Donn Handicap (G1) winner BrassHat said on Wednesday in the moments leadingup to the post-position draw for the $6-millionDubai World Cup (UAE-G1).

“I’ve been in this business for 40 years andI’ve done everything there is to do. I’ve bredhorses. I’ve trained them. I’ve broken them. I’veraced them. I’ve foaled more than I care to re-member … but to be a part of something likethis is just too much to fathom, honestly.”

Brass Hat, who is trained by Bradley’s son, Buff, drew post sevenin the 11-horse field, which includes multiple Group 1 winner Elec-trocutionist and multiple stakes winner Kane Hekili as well as UnitedStates-based Grade 1 winner Wilko and Grade 2 winners Super Frolic,Magna Graduate, and Choctaw Nation.

Godolphin Racing’s Electrocutionist, winner of last year’s Judd-monte International Stakes (Eng-G1) at York and the 4-to-5 morning-

line favorite by at least one Britishbookmaker, drew the rail for the 2,000-meter (9.94-furlong) race at Nad al Shebaracecourse.

“I would have preferred to be to theoutside, but we weren’t lucky today,”Godolphin trainer Saeed bin Suroor saidof the five-year-old son of Red Ransom,who scored a seven-length romp in theSheikh Maktoum bin Rashid al MaktoumChallenge Cup-Round 3 (UAE-G2) onMarch 2 over the Nad al Sheba dir t.“Maybe our luck will come with a goodtrip on Saturday.”

Kane Hekili, winner of the 2005 JapanCup Dirt and, most recently, the Febru-

ary Stakes on February 19 in Tokyo, drew post three, just to the in-side of Choctaw Nation, a hard-charging closer who showed his affinityfor Nad al Sheba’s never-ending stretch with a third-place finish in lastyear’s World Cup.

“If we get a good pace, he’s going to have a chance,” California-based trainer Jeff Mullins said of the six-year-old Louis Quatorze geld-

ing, who will race for the first time under thecolors of Sheikh Rashid bin Mohammed al Mak-toum. “He’s more fit than he was last year, andwith him, there’s really no strategy. He’s goingto be at the back and come charging hard atthe end.”

Brass Hat, who has thrust the Bradley fam-ily into the world spotlight, likely will do thesame.

“He’s come from far back every time, so Idon’t think you’re going to see him on the lead,”said Bradley, a Vietnam veteran, former lawyer,and Kentucky state senator who has owned his

320-acre farm in Frankfort, Kentucky, since 1967. “If we get a hot pace,we’re going to make things interesting in that stretch run.”

—Steve Bailey

Dubai World Cup (UAE-G1)March 25, $6-million, a10f, NH 4yo/SH3yo&up, Nad al Sheba

P Horse Sire Jockey Trainer1. Electrocutionist Red Ransom Frankie Dettori Saeed bin Suroor2. Shakis Machiavellian Willie Supple Doug Watson3. Kane Hekili Fuji Kiseki Yutaka Take Katsuhiko Sumii4. Choctaw Nation Louis Quatorze Victor Espinoza Jeff Mullins5. Chiquitin Fitzcarraldo Mick Kinane Ian Jory6. Maraahel Alzao Richard Hills Sir Michael Stoute7. Brass Hat Prized Willie Martinez Buff Bradley8. Magna Graduate Honor Grades John Velazquez Todd Pletcher9. Wilko Awesome Again Garrett Gomez Jeremy Noseda

10. Star King Man Kingmambo Olivier Peslier Hideyuki Mori11. Super Frolic Pine Bluff Corey Nakatani Vladimir Cerin

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Corinthian sidelined with hairline fracture in hind leg Corinthian, who finished first in the Fountain of Youth Stakes (G2)

and was disqualified to third for causing interference in the stretch,will miss the Triple Crown after the detection of a hairline fracture inhis left hind leg.

“He has a hairline fracture on the top and front of his pasternbone,” said Pat Lamberty, spokesman for owner Centennial Farms.“The injury is fairly minor and he will not have surgery. He’s not evengoing to the farm; he’s going to stay in [trainer] Jimmy Jerkens’s barnat Belmont [Park].”

Fravel appointed chairman of NTRA board of directors Craig Fravel, executive vice president of the Del Mar Thoroughbred

Club, has been appointed chairman of the National ThoroughbredRacing Associaton board of directors.

Veteran trainer Sullivan dies at 77 Trainer John Sullivan, whose 40-to-1 outsider The Bart thrilled rac-

ing fans as he gamely dueled John Henry to the wire in the inaugu-ral Arlington Million Invitational in 1981, died from cancer on Tuesdaynight in Arcadia, California, at age 77.

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TODAY’S NEWS

AqueductGrade 2-placed stakes winner Fifth Avenue (Monarchos) is among

eight three-year-olds fillies entered for Friday’s $60,000 Wayward LassStakes, a one-mile test on the main track. Stakes winners DaytimePromise (Five Star Day) and Pure Disco (Disco Rico) are also slatedto contest the Wayward Lass.

Evangeline DownsGrade 3 winners Culinary (El Amante) and Ballroom Deputy

(Silver Deputy) are among seven older fillies and mares entered inFriday’s $75,000 Goddess Stakes, a one-mile race on the main track.

Precocious Kat (Precocity), who carries a four-race winning streakinto the race, was tabbed the 9-to-5 morning-line favorite for the God-dess. Stakes winner Thunderdoll (Thunder Gulch) is the 2-to-1 sec-ond choice on the morning line

Gulfstream ParkRehoboth (Wagon Limit), a stakes-placed winner trained by Frank

Gomez, prepped for an expected start in the $1-million Florida Derby(G1) on April 1 by breezing six furlongs in 1:16 on Wednesday atCalder Race Course.

“He just went a nice, easy three-quarters,” Gomez said. “He’s readyto go.”

Rehoboth exits a fifth-place finish in the Fountain of Youth Stakes(G2) on March 4.

Fairbanks (Giant’s Causeway), the $1.85-million sale topper at the2004 Fasig-Tipton Saratoga sale of selected yearlings, will make hisracing debut on Friday against nine rivals in a 11⁄16-mile maiden spe-cial weight race for three-year-olds on the turf at the Hallandale,Florida, oval.

Trained by Todd Pletcher, the bay colt is a half brother to Grade 2winner Keats (Hennessy). Fairbanks is out of Alaska Queen (Time for

a Change), a half sister to Grade 2 winner and sire Darn That Alarm(Jig Time).

Santa Anita ParkJockey Jose Valdivia resumed riding on Wednesday, six days after

having a kidney stone surgically removed.“I’m feeling great,” Valdivia, 31, said. “I’m just glad that the episode

is done and over with. It was very painful. I don’t wish it on anybody,but it happened and I’m glad it’s over now.”

Patrick Valenzuela, who leads the rider standings at the Arcadia,California, track, was excused from his mounts on Wednesday be-cause of neck pain.

Trainer Dan Hendricksplans to work Brother Derek(Benchmark)six furlongs this weekend. The workout will be the first for the TripleCrown hopeful since he breezed four furlongs in :49.40 on Monday.

“He came out of his half-mile work real good,” Hendricks said. “Ittook so little out of him, I took him right back to the track the nextday. Everything’s right on schedule.”

Turfway ParkAn opportunity to run on Polytrack was a big factor in trainer Mark

Casse’s decision to point Seaside Retreat (King Cugat) toward the$500,000 Lane’s End Stakes (G2) on Saturday.

“They say horses that like grass seem to do well over Polytrack,”Casse said. “My horse ran once on grass and won.”

Seaside Retreat outran Bear’s Kid (Lemon Drop Kid) by a half-lengthto win his turf debut on September 1. Bear’s Kid won the SummerStakes (Can-G2) in his next start.

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ALREADY LOOKING SHARP IN 2006…

Three horses trained by Jerry Hollendorfer will face three rivals inthe $150,000 Golden Gate Fields Handicap (G3), a 11⁄8-mile turf race

for older horses on Saturday.Hollendorfer’s trio includes graded

stakes winners Ace Blue (Brz) andAdreamisborn and stakes-placed win-ner Symphony Sid. The stablemateswill face a field that also includesGrade 2-placed stakes winner Capi-tano and stakes-placed winners Cos-monaut and Cheroot.

Adreamisborn—winner of the 2005 Bay Meadows Breeder’s Cup(G3) and Stanford Breeders’ Cup (G3) Handicaps—exits a win in theSan Quentin Stakes on March 4, a race in which Symphony Sid wasthird. Ace Blue—winner of the ’05 Mervyn Leroy Handicap (G2)—finished third in the All American Handicap (G3) on February 20 inhis seasonal debut. The son of Coax Me Clyde was outrun by runner-up Adreamisborn during a fourth-place finish in the Holiday TurfHandicap on December 26.

Thomas Bell trains Capitano, the winner of the Turf Paradise Hand-

icap on February 11. The son of Belong to Me earned his first stakeswin last year in the Rolling Green Breeders’ Cup Handicap at GoldenGate and earned consecutive runner-up finishes in the 2003 Best Pal(G2) and Norfolk (G2) Stakes.

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P Horse Sire Jockey Wt. Trainer1. Ace Blue (Brz) Coax Me Clyde Chad Schvaneveldt 114 Jerry Hollendorfer2. Cheroot Smokester Roberto Gonzalez 112 Darrell Vienna3. Capitano Belong to Me Jon Court 116 Thomas Bell4. Symphony Sid Unbridled Chance Rollins 114 Jerry Hollendorfer5. Cosmonaut Lemon Drop Kid Tony Farina 112 Patrick Biancone6. Adreamisborn Kris S. Russell Baze 122 Jerry Hollendorfer

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OBSC MARCH SALE OF SELECTED TWO-YEAR-OLDS IN TRAINING

Agent Buzz Chace, acting for new buyer Al Gold, set a new all-timerecord price for any Ocala Breeders’ Sale Co. sale, bidding $1.8-mil-lion for a colt by Belong to Me at the OBSCMarch sale of selected two-year-olds intraining.

Chace outlasted Jimmy Gladwell, rep-resenting Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashidal Maktoum’s Darley Stable, for the big,handsome bay who worked a quarter milein :21 at the first presale breeze show onMarch 11.

“I thought he’d bring a lot of money,” Chace said. “Horses that worklike that, they usually go on. He was the fastest work in the sale, andhe just has a great demeanor. It’s a lot of money, but I think he’s a lotof horse.”

Gold is a New Jersey real estate developer new to the Thorough-bred business, and will send the horse to trainer Todd Pletcher. Bredin Kentucky by Mike Akers, Jeff Bowen, and Randy Zeller, the colt isthe first foal out of winner Vassar, by Royal Academy, and was listedas reserve not attained on a final bid of $105,000 at the 2005 KeenelandSeptember yearling sale.

“If this is what $1.8-million feels like, I’d hate to feel $16-million,”said consignor Ciaran Dunne of Wavertree Stable. “We felt like he wasthe best horse in the sale and we figured five, six, maybe $700,000.He’s a grand horse, he’s got leg, and he’s a beautifully balanced horse.”

The sale surpassed the previous OBSC high of $1,725,000 for thebroodmare K.D. Princess, dam of 1982 Horse of the Year Conquista-dor Cielo, set in 1982.

About ten minutes later, Gladwell set another OBSC record, bid-ding $1-million for a sweet-moving filly by Indian Charlie out of V Sign,by Robellino, easily beating the previous record of $575,000 for a fillyset by Yankee Victress in 2004.

“John [Ferguson] usually is not keen on buying fillies at two-year-old sales,” Gladwell said, “but we thought she was pretty special.”

Consigned by Mike and Britt Mulligan’s Leprechaun Racing, thefilly worked a quarter in :21.20 at the first presale breeze show onMarch 11. Leprechaun Racing purchased the filly for $67,000 at the2005 Fasig-Tipton Kentucky sale of selected yearlings.

The seven-figure horses assured that the sale as a whole wouldclimb into record territory as well. For the two days, 286 horses soldfor a record $31,044,000, up 17.6%, setting a record average of $108,545,up 32.8%. Median also rose to a record $75,000. Buy-back rate remainedstable at 27.4%.

“We knew that we had some more of the horses that really showedwell on the track and were nice physicals that fell today,” said Tom Ven-tura, OBSC’s director of sales. “That’s just the way the alphabet fell.

“Once you get to a certain price, I don’t think you can predict whatthese horses will bring.

“I think this sale has been moving right along and maybe today wearrived in the big time.”—John P. Sparkman

Records galore set at OBSC March juvenile sale

OVERALL SUMMARY2006 2005

No. offered 394 (-16.5%) 472No. sold 286 (-11.5%) 323Pct. not sold 27.4% 31.6%Gross $31,044,000 (+17.6%) $26,399,000Average $108,545 (+32.8%) $81,731Median $75,000 (+36.4%) $55,000

OBSC March sale of selected two-year-olds in training

For hip-by-hip results, click here.

Overall highest prices362 c, by Belong to Me—Vassar, by Royal Academy. {Wavertree Stables,

agent} Baden P. “Buzz” Chace, agent, $1,800,000.368 f, by Indian Charlie—V Sign, by Robellino. {Leprechaun Racing, agent}

Darley Stable, $1,000,000.357 c, by Songandaprayer—Valid Expression, by Valid Appeal. {Hartley/

De Renzo Thoroughbreds LLC, agent} Baden “Buzz” Chace, agent, $650,000.373 c, by Tiznow—Western Woman, by West by West. {Solitary Oak Farm,

agent} Bowling & Associates, $550,000.402 SIEMPRE LISTA, f, by Unbridled’s Song—Always Ready, by Dixieland

Band. {Hartley/De Renzo Thoroughbreds LLC, agent} RBTS, agent, $550,000.

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Pinhooker Dunne applauds ‘team effort’Ciaran Dunne has been pinhooking horses for a long time. The

Irish-born horseman came to America to work at Margaux Stud inKentucky in 1987, and spent some time on the racetrack with train-ers Tom Skiffington, Niall O’Callaghan, and Graham Motion.

But all too soon, in Dunne’s words, “Kentucky got cold.”The Bluegrass state’s colder winters precipitated a move to Florida

and by 1994 Dunne was out on his own, pinhooking two-year-olds.He has had his share of successes, selling Grade 3 winners GoneFishin and Your Tent Or Mine.

The record $1.8-million juvenile Dunne sold at the 2006 OBSCMarch sale of selected two-year-olds in training, though, is easily hisbiggest, surpassing a $1.5-million Golden Missile colt sold at theFasig-Tipton Calder sale of selected two-year-olds in training in 2005.

“It’s a team effort,” Dunne emphasized after the sale. “I’ve beengone since January 24. I go to Miami and I go to California, and Ishow up here and all the work is done for me.”

Dunne credits his wife, Amy, and assistants, Mark Edmonds, SalRuivera, and John Howard.

“They’re the guys that make it happen,” he said.In recent years he has benefited from a partnership with Mike

Akers of Dapple Bloodstock. Akers and Dunne buy yearlings to re-sell and also sell Dapple Bloodstock (which includes partner RandyZeller) homebreds like the record Belong to Me colt.

Akers consigned the colt to the 2005 Keeneland September year-ling sale but knew he would not sell when the colt was placed towardthe end of the sale.

“He was a great physical then, as he is now,” Akers said, “but wefelt there was some upside, and we got lucky.”

Dapple bought the colt back for $105,000 and sent him to Dunne.“It was a risk, but it was an acceptable risk,” Akers said.

Pinhooking is a high risk/high reward business. This time therisk paid off.—John P. Sparkman

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OBSC MARCH SALE OF SELECTED TWO-YEAR-OLDS IN TRAINING

Leading buyers, overallName No. purchased TotalBuzz Chace, agent 5 $2,945,000Darley Stable 3 $1,725,000Zayat Stables 6 $1,485,000Castletop Stable 2 $720,000Silverton Hill LLC 5 $710,000John Sadler, agent 2 $590,000RBTS, agent 1 $550,000Bowling & Associates 1 $550,000Buzz Chace, agent for West Point Thoroughbreds 5 $500,000Demi O’Byrne 1 $500,000Motohide Aoki 1 $485,000Barry Berkelhammer, agent for Rhineshire Farm 3 $470,000Bear Stables Ltd., agent 7 $447,000Marc Wexler 5 $432,000John Fort 2 $410,000Frank Alexander, agent 5 $405,000Christopher Paasch, agent 3 $405,000Kinsman Farm 1 $400,000Dr. Thomas VanMeter II 1 $350,000Frank Fletcher Racing Operations 2 $350,000EQB Inc. and Patrice Miller, agent 2 $335,000Barry Berkelhammer, agent for Dr. Ronald Stengel 2 $335,000Joseph Brocklebank, agent 4 $327,000John Connelly 1 $300,000Harry Aleo 2 $280,000Brian Koriner, agent 3 $270,000Timothy Ritvo, agent for Paul Keating Sr. 3 $270,000Jerry Hollendorfer 3 $252,000Durham Co. Ltd. 2 $250,000Patsy Symons 2 $245,000Pete Miller, agent for Gerson Racing 4 $232,000Michael Machowsky, agent 2 $230,000Vickie Foley 3 $230,000

Leading sires, overall(By average, three or more sold)

Name No. AverageBelong to Me 5 $455,400Songandaprayer 7 $250,714Johannesburg 3 $250,000Halo’s Image 2 $230,000Deputy Commander 3 $220,666Five Star Day 2 $210,000Cherokee Run 6 $152,500Orientate 4 $150,000Two Punch 3 $143,333

Leading consignors and consignor agents, overall

Name No. sold TotalEisaman Equine Services 26 $2,936,000Wavertree Stables 7 $2,397,000Nick de Meric 24 $2,008,000Hartley/De Renzo Thoroughbreds LLC 5 $1,970,000Leprechaun Racing 11 $1,752,000Niall Brennan Stables 11 $1,715,000Ocala Stud Farms 11 $1,335,000Moonshadow Farm 17 $1,313,000M & H Training and Sales 9 $1,037,000Eddie Woods 9 $984,000CloverLeaf Farms II and Brent Fernung 5 $970,000Robert Harris 8 $907,000Solitary Oak Farm 2 $670,000Robert Scanlon Training Center 10 $649,000Southern Cypress Stables 5 $570,000Sequel Bloodstock 10 $549,000Excel Bloodstock 5 $530,000Crupi’s New Castle Farm 7 $510,000Gabriel Dixon 3 $490,000Off the Hook 6 $471,000Mayberry Farm 2 $460,000True South 3 $420,000O & H Bloodstock 7 $397,000Paul Sharp 4 $390,000Halcyon Hammock Farm 5 $375,000Ricky Leppala 3 $317,000Gayle Woods 4 $292,000Wesfield Sales 4 $287,000W. D. North 2 $282,000Classic Bloodstock 4 $275,000Racehorse Consignment 2 $272,000Woodside Ranch 3 $260,000

DAY TWO SUMMARY2006 2005

No. offered 198 (-12.8%) 227No. sold 145 (+7.4%) 135Pct. not sold 26.8% 40.5%Gross $18,404,000 (+61.2%) $11,414,000Average $126,924 (+50.1%) $84,548Median $75,000 (+21.0%) $62,000

OBSC March sale of selected two-year-olds in training

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Overheard behind the scenes of the OBSC sale

“This has been a great sale for West Point. Wepurchased a nice Two Punch from Ciaran Dunne,a lovely Lear Fan filly from Norm Casse and sev-eral colts in the $70,000 to $90,000 range that wefeel are very legitimate horses. We also purchaseda few nice New York-breds, which are easy to syn-dicate, so we are well along in terms of our acqui-sitions for this year. You really have to do it herein March, it’s a pivotal market and the better edu-cated you are as a buyer, the better you will do.”

Terry Finley of West Point Thoroughbreds

“I think everybody felt that the better horses were on the secondday, and the million-dollar horses really helped the momentum of thesale. We had [nine] through here today and sold all [nine]. Yesterday,we brought three up here and sold one through the ring.”

Consignor David Scanlon of Robert N. Scanlon Training Center onthe brisk pace of business on the sale’s second day. Scanlon sold ten of 12horses offered for $649,000 at the two-day sale

“I think that [juvenile sale buyers] have gotten so sharp that theyfind a good horse anywhere. Certainly, there are some big buyers thatdon’t show up here regularly. I think it would certainly put a little moreemphasis on this sale in the future that it’s a sale that must be attendedby all the big buyers.”

Michael Mulligan of Leprechaun Racing, who sold one of the twoseven-figure horses, a $1-million Indian Charlie filly, to Darley Stable

“Within five horses through the ring, one brought $1-million andone $1.8-million. We barely had time to catch our breath.

“You have to give the consignors credit. They stepped up and broughtbetter horses here. I think it gives consignors the option of sellingtheir best horses right here in their backyard.”

OBSC Director of Sales Tom Ventura

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DUBAI WORLD CUP DAY ROUNDUP

Turf course at Nad al Sheba ‘looks like pool table,’ McLaughlin saysEven under Dubai’s morning haze, the turf on the Nad al Sheba

course is a bright green.The lush grass is even and yields gently while still holding together.

The turf’s resiliency owes not only to the factthat the rail has been out on it throughout theDubai International Racing Carnival, which beganJanuary 11, but also to not having a race run overit for a week.

Two Group 1 races, each of fering a $5-million purse, are set for the turf course dur-ing the Dubai World Cup (UAE-G1) meeting onSaturday—the Dubai Sheema Classic and DubaiDuty Free.

“I can’t get over how good that turf looks,”said trainer Kiaran McLaughlin, who will saddle two-time Grade 3winner Mustanfar for the 2,400-meter (11.93-furlong) Dubai SheemaClassic.

McLaughlin, who was visiting Dubai for the first time in three years,scurried across the track and walked around on the soft, inviting lawn,then returned to the rail with a huge smile.

“It’s hard to understand how difficult it is to get a good turf coursein the desert, everything they have to do to it,” he said. “This is sogood. It looks like a pool table.”

The dirt track also feels a little deeper and softer than last year.“They have added water to the track. It feels great,” said trainer Jeff

Mullins, who returned with two third-place finishers from last year—Grade 1 winner Captain Squire, who is entered for the $2-million DubaiGolden Shaheen (UAE-G1), and Grade 2 winner Choctaw Nation, whowill start in the $6-million Dubai World Cup.

“It gets more like Churchill [Downs] all the time,” McLaughlinadded as he bent down and grabbed a handful of the dirt.

McLauglin will also send out Uruguayan standout Invasor (Arg) inthe $2-million United Arab Emirates Derby (UAE-G2).

—Kathleen Donovan

Cordero becomes real life Gallop RacerRacing Hall of Fame jockey Angel Cordero Jr. got his initial im-

pressions of Nad al Sheba racecourse from, of all places, depictionsof the track in a Nintendo video game called Gal-lop Racer.

He is able to take in the real thing—as wellas the rest of the rich sights and sounds of Dubai—as he is in the Middle Eastern country for thefirst time as the exercise rider for Grade 2 win-ner Magna Graduate, who will start in the $6-million Dubai World Cup (UAE-G1).

Cordero is also the agent for Eclipse Award-winning rider John Velazquez, who will pilotMagna Graduate in Saturday’s race. Velazquez

rides first call for Todd Pletcher and Cordero exercises horses for thetrainer in the mornings, including Elisabeth Alexander’s four-year-old

son of Honor Grades, thus gaining a valuable perspective for Velazquez,whose career he has helped to shape.

“It’s beautiful here,” Cordero said of Dubai. “I am very impressed.“It’s like a dream,” he continued. “I’ve never seen stuff like this be-

fore. The hotels are like palaces, and everybody is so helpful.”Magna Graduate finished the 2005 season with consecutive victo-

ries in the Pegasus Stakes (G3) on September 30 at the Meadowlands,Discovery Handicap (G3) on October 29 at Belmont Park, and ClarkHandicap (G2) on November 25 at Churchill Downs.

He opened 2006 with a fourth-place finish to fellow Dubai WorldCup participant Brass Hat in the Donn Handicap (G1) on February 4at Gulfstream Park.

Despite Magna Graduate’s disappointing finish in his seasonal bow,Cordero said the colt has been training well leading up to the most lu-crative start of his career.

And only one thing could make Cordero’s trip to Dubai more mem-orable than it already has been.

“I just hope we win. That would make it even nicer.”—Steve Bailey

Jockey McEvoy aims to kick off year in a big way … againFormer Australian riding star Kerrin McEvoy remembers vividly

last year’s Dubai World Cup (UAE-G1) day card.The number two rider for Godolphin Racing

behind Frankie Dettori, McEvoy pulled one ofthe biggest upsets—in arguably the evening’smost impressive performance—when he rodeBlues and Royals to a 12-length romp in theUnited Arab Emirates Derby (UAE-G2), bestingundefeated Group 1-winning stablemateShamardal.

“It was quite exciting and as much a surpriseto me as it was everyone else,” McEvoy saidearly Wednesday morning during a large media

day gathering at Godolphin’s Al Quoz training facility.“Everyone already had seen what Shamardal could do, and there

were high expectations for him,” he said. “My horse was not as ex-posed as most of the others but showed exactly how good he was whenhe blew the rest of them away. That was very special.

“It also sort of let a lot of people know I could ride as a lot of peoplein England and other places around the world took notice of the vic-tory,” said McEvoy, who was based in Australia before signing on asGodolphin’s second-call jockey in 2004. He guided Brew to victory inthe 2000 Melbourne Cup (Aus-G1).

“It was the beginning of a great year for me,” he said of Blues andRoyals unexpected win.

McEvoy has several chances to get his 2006 season started off in sim-ilarly successful fashion on Saturday as he will ride Blatant in the Godol-phin Mile (UAE-G2), Unification in the UAE Derby, Heart Alone in theDubai Golden Shaheen (UAE-G1), Layman in the Dubai Sheema Clas-sic (UAE-G1), and Perfect Promise in the Dubai Duty Free (UAE-G1).

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“It’s been one dream after another with BrassHat. I’m 35 years old and I’ve been riding for 16years, working every day to get an opportunitylike this one. Words can’t describe the way I feelabout this. No matter where we finish, we’re al-ready winners just being here.”Jockey Willie Martinez, the regular rider of DonnHandicap (G1) winner and Dubai World Cup(UAE-G1) participant Brass Hat

“It’s going to be a bittersweet deal, obviously.It’s four days out and, to be honest, I kind of wish I still had the horse.But I’d like to see him do well both for the Sheikh and for Jeff.”California-based owner Bob Bone, who recently sold multiple Grade

2 winner Choctaw Nation—the third-place finisher in last year’s DubaiWorld Cup—to Sheikh Rashid bin Mohammed al Maktoum. TrainerJeff Mullins will continue to train the six-year-old Louis Quatorze geld-ing for the time being for Sheikh Rashid

“The Duty Free is going to be a tough, tough race. There’s just somany good horses. You won’t find many fields deeper than this oneanywhere in the world.”

Kerrin McEvoy, Godolphin Racing’s second rider, on the 16-horsefield for the $5-million Dubai Duty Free (UAE-G1), which will includenine Grade/Group 1 winners

“I’m relieved … thrilled … overwhelmed …Todd told me yesterday that I was supposed topull a number between five and nine. Missionaccomplished.”

Emily Votruba, co-owner of Grade 2 winnerMagna Graduate, who represented trainer ToddPletcher in Wednesday’s Dubai World Cup post-position draw. The four-year-old Honor Grades coltwill start from post eight in the 11-horse field, be-tween American hopefuls Brass Hat and Wilko

“We tell him he’s four. He doesn’t know he’s eight.”Tony McEvoy, assistant to trainer David Hayes, who conditions mul-

tiple Group 1 winner Fields of Omagh. The eight-year-old Australian-bred Rubiton gelding enters the Duty Free off a victory in the FuturityStakes (Aus-G1) on March 4 at Caufield

“Ten years ago, we would have had about eight horses in each raceand finished 1-2-3-4 in some of them. Things have changed and the com-petition is so much tougher. We have fewer horses running this yearthan we’ve ever had before because the competition is so great. Thatis the single most important thing for Dubai—to have all of these tremen-dous horses from all over the world racing here. It’s absolutely great.”

Simon Crisford, racing manager for Godolphin Racing —compiled by Steve Bailey and Kathleen Donovan

Dubai World Cup (UAE-G1) winnersYear Horse Trainer Jockey1996 Cigar Bill Mott Jerry Bailey1997 Singspiel (Ire) Sir Michael Stoute Jerry Bailey1998 Silver Charm Bob Baffert Gary Stevens1999 Almutawakel (GB) Saeed bin Suroor Richard Hills2000 Dubai Millennium (GB) Saeed bin Suroor Frankie Dettori2001 Captain Steve Bob Baffert Jerry Bailey2002 Street Cry (Ire) Saeed bin Suroor Jerry Bailey2003 Moon Ballad (Ire) Saeed bin Suroor Frankie Dettori2004 Pleasantly Perfect Richard Mandella Alex Solis2005 Roses in May Dale Romans John Velazquez

Dubai Duty Free (UAE-G1) winnersYear Horse Trainer Jockey1996 Key of Luck Kiaran McLaughlin Gary Stevens 1997 Tamyaz Saeed bin Suroor Frankie Dettori1998 Annus Mirabilis (Fr) Saeed bin Suroor Gary Stevens1999 Altibr Saeed bin Suroor Richard Hills2000 Rhythm Band Saeed bin Suroor Ted Durcan2001 Jim and Tonic (Fr) Francois Doumen Gerald Mosse2002 Terre a Terre (Fr) Eric Libaud Cristophe Soumillion2003 Ipi Tombe (Zim) Mike de Kock Kevin Shea2004 Right Approach (GB)* Mike de Kock Weichong Marwing

Paolini (Ger)* Andres Wohler Eduardo Pedroza2005 Elvstroem (Aus) Tony Vasil Nash Rawiller*finished in a dead heat

Dubai Golden Shaheen (UAE-G1) winnersYear Horse Trainer Jockey1996 Kassbaan Saeed bin Suroor John Carroll1997 Atraf Kiaran McLaughglin Jerry Bailey1998 Mudallel (GB) Dhruba Selvaratnam Willie Supple1999 Ramp and Rave Dhruba Selvaratnam Gary Stevens2000 Big Jag Tim Pinfield Alex Solis2001 Caller One James Chapman Corey Nakatani2002 Caller One James Chapman Gary Stevens

Year Horse Trainer Jockey2003 State City Paddy Rudkin Michael Hills2004 Our New Recruit John Sadler Alex Solis2005 Saratoga County George Weaver Javier Castellano

Dubai Sheema Classic (UAE-G1) winnersYear Horse Trainer Jockey1998 Stowaway (GB) Saeed bin Suroor Frankie Dettori1999 Fruits of Love Mark Johnston Kieren Fallon2000 Fantastic Light Sir Michael Stoute Kieren Fallon2001 Stay Gold (Jpn) Yasuo Ikee Yutake Take2002 Nayef Marcus Tregoning Richard Hills2003 Sulamani (Ire) Saeed bin Suroor Frankie Dettori2004 Polish Summer (GB) Andre Fabre Gary Stevens2005 Phoenix Reach (Ire) Andrew Balding Martin Dwyer

UAE Derby (UAE-G2) winnersYear Horse Trainer Jockey2000 China Visit (GB) Saeed bin Suroor Richard Hills2001 Express Tour Saeed bin Suroor David Flores2002 Essence of Dubai Saeed bin Suroor Frankie Dettori2003 Victory Moon (SAf) Mike de Kock Wayne Smith2004 Lundy’s Liability (Brz) Mike de Kock Weichong Marwing2005 Blues and Royals Saeed bin Suroor Kerrin McEvoy

Godolphin Mile (UAE-G2) winnersYear Horse Trainer Jockey1996 Tereshkova Saeed bin Suroor Olivier Peslier1997 Kassbaan Saeed bin Suroor Jerry Bailey1998 Allied Forces Saeed bin Suroor Frankie Dettori1999 Lend a Hand (GB) Saeed bin Suroor Frankie Dettori2000 Conflict (Fr) Nick Robb Ted Durcan2001 Festival of Light Saeed bin Suroor David Flores2002 Grey Memo Warren Stute Gary Stevens2003 Firebreak (GB) Saeed bin Suroor Frankie Dettori2004 Firebreak (GB) Saeed bin Suroor Frankie Dettori2005 Grand Emporium (SAf) Mike de Kock Weichong Marwing

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Dubai World Cup BuzzOverheard in the days leading up to the $21-million Dubai World Cup card

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Dubai Duty Free (UAE-G1)March 25, $5-million, a9fT, NH 4yo/SH 3yo&up, Nad al Sheba

P Horse Sire Jockey Trainer1. David Junior Pleasant Tap Jamie Spencer Brian Meehan2. The Tin Man Affirmed Victor Espinoza Richard Mandella3. Fields of Omagh Rubiton Steven King David Hayes4. Linngari Indian Ridge Kevin Shea Herman Brown5. Seihali Alzao Johnny Murtagh Dhruba Selvaratnam6. Irridescence Caesour Weichong Marwing Mike de Kock7. Host (Chi) Hussonet John Velazquez Todd Pletcher8. Perfect Promise Caesour Kerrin McEvoy Lee Freedman9. Asakusa Deníen Singspiel (Ire) Yutaka Take Michifumi Kono

10. Touch of Land Lando Christophe Lemaire Henri-Alex Pantall11. Whilly (Ire) Sri Pekan (Ire) Felix Martinez Doug O’Neill12. Valixir Trempolino Frankie Dettori Saeed bin Suroor13. Hat Trick Sunday Silence Olivier Peslier Katsuhiko Sumii14. Tyson Silvino Mick Kinane Mike de Kock15. Bullish Luck Royal Academy Christophe Soumillon Tony Cruz16. Russian Pearl Soviet Star Felix Coetzee Tony Cruz

Dubai Sheema Classic (UAE-G1)March 25, $5-million, a12fT, NH/SH 4yo&up, Nad al Sheba

P Horse Sire Jockey Trainer1. Layman Sunday Silence Kerrin McEvoy Ismail Mohammed2. Falstaff Montjeu (Ire) Johnny Murtagh Mike de Kock3. Collier Hill Dr. Devious (Ire) Dave McKeown Alan Swinbank4. Oracle West Western Winter Kevin Shea Mike de Kock5. Mustanfar Unbridled Richard Hills Kiaran McLaughlin6. Punch Punch Aksar Marcelo Almeida Cosme Morgado7. Alexander Goldrun Gold Away Kevin Manning Jim Bolger8. Ouija Board Cape Cross Kieren Fallon Ed Dunlop9. Greys Inn Zabeel Weichong Marwing Mike de Kock

10. Norse Dancer Halling Jim Egan David Elsworth11. Shanty Star Hector Protector G. Avranche R. Bouresly12. Alayan Sri Pekan Mick Kinane John Oxx13. Heartís Cry Sunday Silence Christophe Lemaire Kojiro Hashiguchi14. Relaxed Gesture Indian Ridge Corey Nakatani Christophe Clement

Dubai Golden Shaheen (UAE-G1)March 25, $2-million, a6f, NH/SH 3yo, Nad al Sheba

P Horse Sire Jockey Trainer1. Perfectly Ready More Than Ready Ted Durcan Mick Price2. Proud Tower Too Proud Irish David Cohen Sal Gonzalez3. Raging Creek Storm Creek Johnny Murtagh Dhruba Selvaratnam4. Tropical Star (Ire) Machiavellian R. French Ali Radidal Raihe5. Heart Alone (Brz) Music Prospector Kerrin McEvoy Ismail Mohammed6. Conroy Gone West Frankie Dettori Aditiyan Selvaratna7. Howick Falls Stormin Fever Tadgh O’Shea Erwin Charpy8. Agnes Jedi Agnes World H. Yoshihara Hideyuki Mori9. Gaff Mariaís Mon Shaun Bridgmohan Steve Asmussen

10. Jet West Western Fame Garrett Gomez Ted West11. Thajja Daylami (Ire) Richard Hills Doug Watson12. Thor’s Echo Swiss Yodeler Corey Nakatani Doug O’Neill13. Captain Squire Flying Chevron Victor Espinoza Jeff Mullins14. The Lord (Arg) Southern Halo P. Falero Satish Seemar15. Azul da Guanabara Aracai Altair Domingos Luis Singnoretti

UAE Derby (UAE-G2)March 25, $2-million, a9f, NH/SH 3yo, Nad al Sheba

P Horse Sire Jockey Trainer1. Flamme de Passion Kurofune Yutaka Take Katsuhiko Sumii2. Invasor (Arg) Candy Stripes Richard Hills Kiaran McLaughlin3. Gaburin Fusaichi Pegasus Olivier Peslier Hideyuki Mori4. Gold for Sale Not For Sale Mick Kinane Ian Jory5. Dominguin (Per) Domingo John Velazquez Dante Zanelli6. My Royal Captain Zabeel Eddie Ahern Laurie Laxson7. Testimony Yes Itís True Garrett Gomez Saeed bin Suroor8. Unification Dixie Union Kerrin McEvoy Ismail Mohammed9. Discreet Cat Forestry Frankie Dettori Saeed bin Suroor

10. Whereís That Tiger Storm Cat Weichong Marwing Mike de Kock11 Well Armed Tiznow Ryan Moore Clive Brittain12. Simpatico Bribon (Chi) Election Day Johnny Murtagh Ian Jory13. Jackson Clackson M. Almeida Antonio Cintra Pereira

Godolphin Mile (UAE-G2)March 25, $1-million, a8f, NH 4yo/SH 3yo, Nad al Sheba

P Horse Sire Jockey Trainer1. Utopia Forty Niner Yutaka Take Kojiro Hashiguchi2. Holiday Camp Chester House Wayne Smith Musabah Al Muhairi3. Court Masterpiece Polish Precedent Kieren Fallon Ed Dunlop4. Win River Win Virginia Rapids Halis Karatas C. Kurt5. Shamoan (Ire) Monashee Mountain John Velazquez Eoin Harty6. Marbush (Ire) Linamix Johnny Murtagh Dhruba Selvaratnam7. Lundyís Liability (Brz) Candy Stripes Weichong Marwing Mike de Kock8. Jack Sullivan (GB) Belong to Me Eddie Ahern Gerard Butler9. Island Fashion Petionville Garrett Gomez Julio Canani

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DUBAI WORLD CUP DAY ENTRIES

It can be intimidating traveling halfway aroundthe world for the first time to be a part of the rich-est day in Thoroughbred racing.

The excitement and anxiety can overwhelm eventhe most seasoned travelers during their initialDubai experience.

Imagine being thrust into that spotlight as a ten-year-old girl fromthe not-so-bustling metropolis of Frankfort, Kentucky.

That is just what happened on Wednesday as Kory Bradley walkedup onto a brightly lit stage in front of a packed auditorium to choosethe post position for Brass Hat as the bay gelding prepares to runin the $6-million Dubai World Cup (UAE-G1) on Saturday.

Despite the dozens of microphones thrust into her face and thehundreds of flashes popping and blinding her every other second,the daughter of trainer Buff Bradley—and granddaughter of owner-breeder Fred Bradley—handled herself with marvelous aplomb.

She did, however, admit that talking to reporters from all overthe world is not on her list of favorite things to do.

“I’m nervous,” she admitted with a shy smile. “I’m not used toall this attention.”

That is worth it, however, to have a day like she did earlier in theweek.

She and her father spent part of an afternoon under the hot Mid-dle Eastern sun at Wild Wadi, a huge outdoor water park, and thenwent snow skiing at Ski Dubai, a new indoor skiing facility that hasto be seen to be believed.

“That was really fun,” she said.“And how many people can claim they had their first ski lesson

in the middle of the desert,” her father added with a laugh.Oh, to be young again.

—STEVE BAILEY

Postcards from: Dubai

Dubai World Cup Day ScheduleDubai World Cup Day

Six races — $21-millionTime (Dubai time)8:40 a.m. EST (5:40 p.m.) $1-million Godolphin Mile (UAE-G2)9:15 a.m. (6:15 p.m.) $2-million UAE Derby (UAE-G2)9:55 a.m. (6:55 p.m.) $2-million Dubai Golden Shaheen (UAE-G1)10:50 a.m. (7:50 p.m.) $5-million Dubai Sheema Classic (UAE-G1)11:30 a.m. (8:30 p.m.) $5-million Dubai Duty Free (UAE-G1)12:20 p.m. (9:20 p.m.) $6-million Dubai World Cup (UAE-G1)

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Jose Lezcano led all North American jockeys withfour stakes wins between March 15 and March 21,including a victory aboard Deputy Glitters in the$250,000 Tampa Bay Derby (G3) at Tampa BayDowns on March 18.

Lezcano and the 8.40-to-1 longshot rated just offthe pace and outfinished 2-to-5 favorite BluegrassCat by two lengths in the 11⁄16-mile race.

On March 20, Lezcano rode the winners of three of six stakes racesat the Ocala Breeders’ Sales annual championship week races at theOcala Training Center. Lezcano rode Kaufy Machine to a win in the$40,000 Florida Thoroughbred Charities Stakes, Saffronista to victoryin the $100,000 Ocala Breeders’ Sales Championship Stakes for three-year-old fillies, and Bushmills Best to a win in the $100,000 Ocala Breed-ers’ Sales Championship Stakes for three-year-old colts and geldings.

Lezcano, a 20-year-old native of Panama, leads the jockey stand-ings at Tampa with 80 wins through Tuesday. He graduated fromthe Laffit Pincay Jr. Jockey School in the same class as fellow rid-ers Eddie Castro and Fernando Guerra.

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North American Leading jockeys by stakes winners(March 15 through March 21)

Jockey Strs Wnrs SWs Earnings Leading EarnerJose Lezcano 26 9 4 $417,899 Deputy Glitters ($150,000)John Velazquez 27 6 2 $337,252 Bushfire ($117,500)Juan Gutierrez 15 7 2 $26,489 Tom Two ($6,050)Corey Nakatani 15 5 1 $280,200 A. P. Warrior ($150,000)John McKee 22 5 1 $278,112 Lawyer Ron ($180,000)Eibar Coa 34 7 1 $266,565 Wild Gams ($66,360)Jon Court 24 5 1 $234,283 Cambiocorsa ($80,475)Alex Solis 17 5 1 $227,435 To Sender (GB) ($50,790)Javier Castellano 25 6 1 $197,470 Aunt Henny ($60,000)Michael Luzzi 26 5 1 $182,261 How ‘bout No ($37,050)A. R. Napravnik 39 8 1 $171,590 Reckless Ways ($36,000)Victor Espinoza 29 3 1 $170,773 Maryfield ($49,350)Julien Leparoux 41 15 1 $167,112 Ball Four ($31,300)Manoel Cruz 20 1 1 $145,880 Splendid Blended ($120,000)Fernando Jara 15 1 1 $142,489 Like Now ($120,000)Tyler Baze 20 2 1 $117,536 Super Strut ($67,800)M. Clifton Berry 29 5 1 $112,066 That Tat ($30,000)Juan Umana 23 4 1 $103,884 Western Kind ($42,500)Russell Baze 17 6 1 $97,900 Victorina ($22,350)Carlos Olivero 14 5 1 $68,330 Running Lass ($30,000)Note: many more tied with one stakes winner.

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Aqueduct, March 22, $62,000, 4yo up, f&m, non winners of a stakes, 6f,fast, 1:11.79.

NOTIMETOQUIT, 116, Ch. m. 5, Toolighttoquit—Aheadofthetimes, by GoldAlert. Owner, Ciorciari, Nicholas and Vitolo, Raymond; breeder, John Franks(Fl.); trainer, Ramon Preciado; jockey, Harry Vega. $37,200.

Lifetime: 34-11-10-6, $216,080. Seattle Lake 118, Dkbbr. m. 7, Salt Lake—Chicken Slew, by Seattle Slew.

Owner, Friedman, Leonard M. and Stiegel, Michael A.; breeder, Curtis C.Green (Ky.); trainer, Michael E. Hushion. $12,400.

Speed Bag 118, B. f. 4, Abaginone—Thorette, by Affirmed. Owner, DragonSquared LLC; breeder, Fiddlers Green Stable (N.Y.); trainer, Jeff Odintz.$6,200. Margins: 3 1/2, 3, neck; Odds: 5.20, *1.25, 3.15.

Also ran: Evasive 116 ($3,100), Elke 116 ($1,860), Pretty Imposing 116 ($1,240).

EVANGELINE DOWNS, 1st, March 22, Alw, $44,800, 4yo up, 8f, fast, 1:40.20.1st—PEETIETHEPIEMAN, B. g. 4, Wild Again—Wise and Happy, by Exuber-

ant. O—Hernandez, Earl and Keith; B—Earl Hernandez & Keith Hernan-dez (La.); T—Frank Leggio. 12-4-0-0, $77,055. Half to Michele Royale($107,704).

2nd—DANCE FOR NANCE, Dkbbr. g. 4, Spend a Buck—Nance Can Dance,by Moneychanger. O—Clarence R. Crawford.

3rd—BRICKADIER GENERAL, Dkbbr. c. 4, Rare Brick iSD—Ruthless Tooth-less, by Raise a Bid. O—Greg Rayburn. Margins: 3, 6 1/2, 1 1/4.

LAUREL PARK, 8th, March 22, Alw, $28,000, 4yo up, 8fT, firm, 1:35.74.1st—RUNAWAY CHRIS, B. g. 5, Runaway Groom—California Love, by Straw-

berry Road (Aus). O—Albert P. Coppola; B—Albert P. Coppola Sr. (Ky.);T—A. Ferris Allen III. 18-2-1-5, $66,056.

2nd—LEGENDARY SQUIRE, Ch. g. 5, Tale of the Cat iSD—A Shaky Queen, byWavering Monarch. O—Bella Cavello Stables LLC.

3rd—PRINCE ARTAX, Gr or Ro. g. 4, Artax iSD—Suspect Terrain, by CorridorKey. O—Donald Stables. Margins: 1, 1, 2.

BLACK-TYPE STAKES RACE

AQUEDUCT, 7th, March 22, AOC, $46,000, 3yo up, 8f, fast, 1:37.98.1st—TOUCHDOWN KID, Ch. g. 4, Rodeo—College Year, by Half a Year.

O—Brous Stable, Wachtel Stable, Weyhill Farms, Capestro, Paula,S., Capestro, Andr.; B—Kathleen Schonefeld (N.Y.); T—William I.Mott. 3-2-1-0, $62,000. Half to FLAGSHIPENTERPRISE ($107,581).

2nd—PLATINUM COUPLE, Gr or Ro. c. 3, Tale of the Cat iSD—Ingot’sDance Away, by Gate Dancer. O—Team Tristar Stable.

3rd—HEATHROW, Ch. g. 5, A. P Jet—Bonnie Thames, by Bonnie Tim.O—Nyala Farm. Margins: 1 3/4, 3/4, 12 1/4.

Touchdown Kid rallied three wide and drew clear in the stretchen route to a 13⁄4-length win in his Aqueduct debut for trainerBill Mott.

Racing in third for a half-mile, Touchdown Kid earned his sec-ond win in three lifetime starts after opening a head lead at thequarter-pole. He distanced himself from runner-up PlatinumCouple approaching the finish in his first try at one mile.

Unraced as a juvenile, Touchdown Kid made his first two ca-reer starts at Santa Anita Park, where he earned a 51⁄4-length winon January 25.

A half brother to stakes winner Flagshipenterprise, Touch-down Kid is one of four winners from as many starters out ofthe unraced Half a Year mare College Year, who is out of mul-tiple stakes winner Art College.

To see a replay of the race, click here.

GULFSTREAM PARK, 8th, March 22, Alw, $33,000, 4yo up, f&m, 5fT,firm, :55.66.

1st—JUNE TUNE, Gr or Ro. f. 4, Concorde’s Tune iSD—Manila Flight,by Manila. O—Albert R. Tassone; B—Patricia Generazio (Fl.); T—Michael J. Collins. 13-2-3-0, $40,000. Full to MILLIE’S TUNE($105,939).

2nd—STEPHIE’S CAT, Dkbbr. f. 4, Catienus iSD—Tricky Partners, byPhone Trick. O—Castletop Stable.

3rd—ARVILLA PRISCILLA, Ch. m. 5, Gilded Time—Our Little C, by Mar-quetry. O—William L. Steiden. Margins: neck, neck, 2 3/4.

Setting a swift pace from the start, June Tune dug in with de-termination in the stretch and held off Stephie’s Cat’s late chargeby a neck to earn her first win in two starts on turf.

June Tune opened a 11⁄2-length lead at the three-eighths pole andled Stephie’s Cat by one length in early stretch. June Tune was chal-lenged in the stretch after clicking off fractions of :22.39 and :44.37.

June Tune made her first 11 career starts on dirt. She fin-ished fifth in her turf debut on March 1.

A full sister to stakes winner Millie’s Tune, June Tune is oneof three winners from as many starters out of the winning Manilamare Manila Flight, who is out of multiple stakes winner Jetta J.

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OAKLAWN PARK, 7th, March 22, Alw, $34,700, 4yo up, f&m, 8.5f, good,1:46.84.

1st—BIG TIME CAT, Dkbbr. f. 4, Catienus iSD—Talking Tower, by Irish Tower.O—Ramsey, Kenneth L. and Sarah K.; B—Kenneth L. Ramsey & SarahK. Ramsey (Ky.); T—Ronny W. Werner. 8-3-1-2, $51,006. Half to Twin Talk($156,236).

2nd—SUTTON’S BAY, Dkbbr. f. 4, Exploit—Lill’s Cutlass, by Cutlass. O—IronHorse Racing LLC.

3rd—AUNT DOT DOT, B. f. 4, Gulch iSD—Aunt Dot, by Capote. O—Gus Gold-smith.

Margins: 3/4, neck, neck.

SANTA ANITA PARK, 5th, March 22, Alw, $26,600, 3yo, f, 5.5f, fast, 1:04.60.1st—LADY KAMALA, Ch. f. 3, Gold Alert—Viltake, by Vilzak. O—Addington,

Jeff and CFM Racing Stable; B—John Franks (Fl.); T—Jeff Mullins. 5-2-1-0, $28,300. $2,200 2004 FTKOCT.

2nd—PURPLENME, Ch. f. 3, Lord Carson—In Trust, by Spend a Buck. O—Howard Roberts Farm.

3rd—JULEP CUP, Dkbbr. f. 3, Silver Charm—Golden Envoy, by Dayjur. O—Baffert, Natalie and Van Meter, Gay H.

Margins: 2 1/4, 2 1/4, 2 1/4.

SANTA ANITA PARK, 7th, March 22, AOC, $57,000, 4yo up, 8fT, firm, 1:35.44.1st—EVRYBDYLUVSDAHEAT, Gr or Ro. g. 5, Unusual Heat—Creme Carmela,

by Proud Irish. O—Barber, Gary and Cecil; B—Barry Abrams & Team Green(Ca.); T—John W. Sadler. 9-3-0-2, $90,020.

2nd—BREGO, Dkbbr. c. 4, In Excess (Ire) iSD—Cheshire Cat (Ire), by Ezzoud(Ire). O—Paul J. Varni.

3rd—CABO’S DAWN, Gr or Ro. g. 4, Charismatic—Dawn Miranda, by *GreyDawn II. O—St. George’s Farm. Margins: 3/4, head, 1 3/4.

OAKLAWN PARK, 9th, March 22, AOC, $37,700, 4yo up, 6f, fast,1:10.94.

1st—MONKEY HILL, Ch. h. 5, General Meeting—Thee and Me, bySeeking the Gold. O—Winston, Marc and Jill; B—Mr. & Mrs. JohnC. Mabee (Ca.); T—Thomas M. Amoss. 14-4-5-1, $119,495. $75,0002002 KEESEP. Full to RING OF FRIENDSHIP ($126,312).

2nd—WILD WILD WEST, Dkbbr. g. 5, Slewacide—Wild Western Woman,by Bold Ego. O—William L. Hobbs.

3rd—NO TERM LIMIT, Dkbbr. g. 5, Half Term—Rinalake, by Salt Lake.O—Charles David Nielsen.

Margins: 3/4, 4 3/4, nose.Overcoming an eight-month layoff with a determined late run,

Monkey Hill seized command near the finish to record a three-quarter-length win in his Oaklawn Park debut.

Monkey Hill snapped a six-race winless streak after racing insecond, a half-length behind multiple stakes winner Wild WildWest, in early stretch. Stalking the pace in third for a half-mile,Monkey Hill moved up three wide in the turn.

Monkey Hill is one of two winners from three starters out ofthe winning Seeking the Gold mare Thee and Me, a half sisterto multiple Grade 3 winner Thunder Regent.

To see a replay of the race, click here.

NORTH AMERICAN ALLOWANCE WINNERS

WORKOUTS

TUESDAYHorse Track Dist. Time RankAubonne (Ger) Hollywood Park 7f 1:27.60h 3/3Balletto (UAE) Payson Park 5f 1:03.60b 1/1Congrats Santa Anita Park 1m 1:37.80h 1/2Dynamite Lass Palm Meadows 4fT :48.20h 2/6For All We Know Gulfstream Park 5f 1:05.00b 6/6Fourty Niners Son Santa Anita Park 4fT :48.60h 2/11Geronimo (Chi) Santa Anita Park 4fT :48.00h 1/11Giacomo Hollywood Park 4f :50.20b 27/33Gigli (Brz) Gulfstream Park 6f 1:14.40b 1/2Gold Storm Lone Star Park 3f :38.00b 10/18He’s Got Grit Palm Meadows 5f 1:04.00b 11/13Hollywood Story Hollywood Park 6f 1:13.60h 4/9Itty Bitty Pretty Hollywood Park 6f 1:13.40h 3/9Knights Templar Woodbine training 5f 1:00.60b 1/11Miss Matched Gulfstream Park 5f 1:03.20b 5/6New York Hero Aqueduct 4f :47.26h 1/6Real Dandy Oaklawn Park 4f :51.60b 34/45Request for Parole Palm Meadows 4fT :47.60h 1/6Royal Copenhagen (Fr) Santa Anita Park 4fT :50.60h 10/11Rush Bay Louisiana Downs 1m 1:39.00b 1/1Sarafan Santa Anita Park 4fT :48.60h 2/11Shining Energy Santa Anita Park 5fT :59.60h 1/17Skipaslew Hollywood Park 4f :48.80h 11/33Star Parade (Arg) Santa Anita training 6f 1:12.60h 1/1Sweet Return (GB) Santa Anita Park 7fT 1:31.80h 7/7The Daddy Hollywood Park 4f :50.80h 30/33Toasted Santa Anita Park 5fT 1:02.20h 11/17Willow O Wisp Santa Anita Park 4fT :49.60h 6/11Note: b-breezing, h-handily; Rank lists horse’s workout time com-pared with all others who worked that distance at the track that day.

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Tiznow iSD (23/4) SECRET WITNESS, B. f. 3, Suborned, by Ascot Knight.Gulfstream Park, 3/22, 8.5fT, firm, 1:41.64. Won by 4 1/2. O—Bro-man Sr., Mary and Chester; B—Taylor Made Farm Inc, Pat Payne,Eduardo Terrazas, et al (Ky.); T—John C. Kimmel. 5-1-0-1, $20,470.$200,000 2004 FTSAUG; $155,000 2003 KEENOV. Half toTRAILTHEFOX (G2, $388,217).

Secret Witness stalked the pace from second, powered for-ward to gain command on the turn, and drew resoundingly clearto a 41⁄2-length triumph under jockey Chris DeCarlo.

A half sister to Grade 2 winner Trailthefox, Kentucky-bredSecret Witness is one of three winners out of the winning AscotKnight mare Suborned. Group 2 winner Valuable Witness is amember of the immediate family.

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Three-year-olds and upGolden Missile iSD (43/11) MR HARBOR, Ch. g. 3, Misty Harbor, by Danzig

Connection. Santa Anita Park, 3/22, 5.5f, fast, 1:04.91. Won by 1/2. O—Greene or Hess Jr.; B—Tommy Town Thoroughbreds LLC (Ca.); T—RobertB. Hess Jr. 3-1-0-1, $15,540.

Placid Fund (17/4) FASS FEAT, Ch. c. 3, Lucky Bayou, by Bayou Hebert. Evan-geline Downs, 3/22, 6f, fast, 1:10.82. Won by 15 3/4. O—P and L RacingStable Inc.; B—P and L Racing Stable Inc (La.); T—Emile Schwandt. 1-1-0-0, $24,780.

Sharp Victor (12/5) DR. SEACLIFF, Ch. c. 3, Desdemona (Ire), by Lahib. SantaAnita Park, 3/22, 8fT, firm, 1:36.33. Won by a head. O—Beaumont, Mau-rie and Kamala; B—Maurice Beaumont (Ca.); T—Martin F. Jones. 1-1-0-0, $28,800.

Storm and a Half iSD (33/9) RACHELSAROMPIN, Dkbbr. f. 3, My Girl Amy, byDanzig Connection. Oaklawn Park, 3/22, 5.5f, good, 1:05.49. Won by 3.O—Dixon, Ray and Helen; B—Ray Dixon & Helen Dixon (Ar.); T—Tim Dixon.6-1-2-0, $33,300.

Langfuhr iSD (94/25) WORTHWAITINGFUHR, Ch. g. 4, True Content, byTrue Colors. Charles Town Races, 3/22, 7f, fast, 1:29.83. Won by 2 3/4. O—Mountain View Racing LLC; B—Gus Schickedanz & RichGehrke (Pa.); T—Jean L. Rofe. 4-1-0-0, $15,600. Half to SLY OLEBUCK ($204,714).

Notable maiden winners

Bartok (Ire) iSD (1/1) YO JOAN, B. f. 2, Allright Now (Fr), by Cardoun (Fr).Santa Anita Park, 3/22, 2f, fast, :21.66. Won by 3/4. O—Ward, Wes-ley, A., Chessen, Kevin, Alpino, Nick, Slavin, Joel; B—Wesley A. Ward(Ca.); T—Wesley A. Ward. 1-1-0-0, $21,600.

Yo Joan dueled for the early lead under jockey Tyler Baze in hercareer debut and held off runner-up Fancy and Free by three-quarters of a length in a two-furlong race for California-bred two-year-old fillies.

Yo Joan is one of two winners out of stakes winner Allright Now(Fr), by Cardoun (Fr).

Out of Place iSD (77/13) CRITICAL DECISION, Ch. c. 3, Magic Music, byDixieland Band. Aqueduct, 3/22, 8f, fast, 1:38.99. Won by 7. O—West Point Stable; B—Sarum Farm (Ky.); T—Richard A. Violette Jr. 4-1-0-0, $19,264. $120,000 2004 FTKJUL.

West Point Stable’s Critical Decision contested the pace underjockey Eibar Coa and surged clear leaving the turn en route to aseven-length romp.

The chestnut colt was unplaced in three previous starts for trainerRichard Violette.

Bred in Kentucky, Critical Decision is out of the winning DixielandBan mare Magic Music. Grade 1 winner Circle of Life and Grade 2winner Golden Reserve are members of the immediate family.

Take Me Out iSD (41/9) TALLY ME OUT, B. f. 4, Count the Bid, by Spec-tacular Bid. Aqueduct, 3/22, 8f, fast, 1:41.44. Won by 12. O—JohnDonato; B—Milfer Farm Inc. (N.Y.); T—Jeremiah C. Englehart. 3-1-0-1, $29,564.

Tally Me Out stalked the pace in second under jockey PabloFragoso and seized command when called upon, powering res-olutely clear to a 12-length romp in her third career start.

The bay filly, trained by Jeremiah Englehart, improved upon athird-place finish in her previous start on February 19.

Bred in New York, Tally Me Out is one of two winners out of thewinning Spectacular Bid mare Count the Bid. Grade 3 winner JetStream is a member of the immediate family.

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Sire Location Strs. Wnrs. SWs %Wnrs/StrsCarson City Dead 95 32 5 33.7%Valid Appeal Dead 157 57 5 36.3%Quiet American Kentucky 49 16 4 32.7%A.P. Indy Kentucky 54 13 3 24.1%Copelan Dead 77 25 3 32.5%Deputy Minister Dead 172 44 3 25.6%Devil’s Bag Dead 120 37 3 30.8%Katowice Washington 15 6 3 40.0%Royal Academy Kentucky 70 13 3 18.6%Storm Cat Kentucky 167 31 3 18.6%

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Sires of winners from March 15 through March 21

ArgentinaAcceptable (37/7) =EMBOCADA (ARG), B. m. 5, =Embouche (Arg), by

Ringaro. San Isidro, 3/15, 1,400m (6.96f ), Iris Fan, mdn, fast,1:26.72. Won by a neck. O—Benedicto, Ricardo Oscar; B—Benedicto,Ricardo Oscar (Arg); T—Juan Carlos (H) Etchechoury. 2-1-0-0, $3,705.Half to =ENDURANCE (Arg) (G1, $106,974), =EVASIF (Arg) (G3,$11,750).

Louis Quatorze iSD (120/34) =TOUGH LADY (ARG), B. f. 4, =Tough Dory (Arg),by Tough Critic. San Isidro, 3/15, 1,400m (6.96f ), Tipical, mdn, fast,1:24.25. Won by 2 1/2. O—Haras la Quebrada S.A.; B—La Quebrada (Arg);T—Humberto J. Benesperi. 4-1-0-0, $3,464.

Mutakddim iSD (67/18) =MARSHAL (ARG), Dkbbr. h. 5, =Majagua (Arg), byGood Manners. Hipodromo Argentino, 3/17, 1,400m (6.96f ), Evidencia,mdn, heavy, 1:25.52. Won by 1/2. O—Jacob, Guillermo Diego; B—Jacob,Guillermo Diego (Arg); T—Guillermo J. Frenkel Santillan. 2-1-1-0, $5,290.Half to =MAGIC CORNER (Arg) (G1, $78,021), =MUSICAL COMEDY(Arg) (G3, $88,165), Ma Noblesse (Arg) (G1, $21,059), Majolique (Arg)(G2, $117,103).

Puerto RicoCherokee Run iSD (64/18) FLY SAFE, Dkbbr. f. 3, Jayhawk Judy, by Woodman.

El Comandante, 3/17, 6.5f, mdn, good, 1:19.69. Won by 6. O—EstabloIdeal; B—Mike Francesa & John R. Perrotta (Ky.); T—Manuel Fernandez.12-1-2-2, $11,579. $20,000 2005 OBSMAR.

Colony Light (51/9) DE LAINO LIGHT, Ch. c. 3, Music Exchange, by Prospec-tor’s Music. El Comandante, 3/17, 6.5f, mdn, good, 1:19.58. Won by2 1/2. O—Establo Del Sur Luna; B—J. D. Farms (Fl.); T—Saul Matos. 8-1-1-2, $10,244. $11,000 2005 OBSAPR.

Devil His Due iSD (86/19) GALLANT FIGHTER, Dkbbr. c. 4, Spirit of Fighter, byGallant Knave. El Comandante, 3/20, 6f, alw, fast, 1:11.05. Won by 3/4.O—Fanucci Racing; B—Normandy Farm (Ky.); T—Manuel Fernandez. 17-8-2-1, $91,322. $50,000 2003 OBSAUG.

Eqtesaad (40/18) EL TRITURADOR S, B. c. 3, Dixieland Legend, by DixielandBand. El Comandante, 3/17, 5.5f, mdn, good, 1:08.12. Won by 4 3/4. O—S. Metal Stable; B—Haras Santa Isabel Inc. (Pr); T—Domingo Diaz. 8-1-1-0, $6,538.

Fappiano’s Star (1/1) KEVIN D., B. c. 2, Oh Mr Postman, by Housebuster. El Co-mandante, 3/17, 1.5f, mdn, good, :17.84. Won by 3 1/2. O—Father and SonsRacing; B—Potrero Los Llanos Inc. (Pr); T—Eliezer Velez. 1-1-0-0, $6,600.

Virtua Cop (4/1) LIANI, B. f. 2, Indian Anthem, by Oh Say. El Comandante,3/18, 1.5f, mdn, good, :18.26. Won by 1 1/4. O—Hacienda Eden Inc.; B—Haras Don Jorge (Pr); T—Maximo Gomez. 1-1-0-0, $6,600.

Wavering Monarch (19/5) LA VIA APIA, B. f. 4, Queen Anne’s Lace, by QuietAmerican. El Comandante, 3/15, 6f, alw, muddy, 1:12.26. Won by 3. O—Caridad Inc.; B—Haras Santa Isabel Inc. (Pr); T—Maximo Gomez. 21-6-5-3, $114,804. Half to El Ajedrecista ($24,818).

Wild Event iSD (51/8) RADIANT KING, Ch. c. 3, Pod Pa Raja, by Raja Baba.El Comandante, 3/20, 5.5f, mdn, fast, 1:06.78. Won by a nose. O—Es-tablo San Judas Tadeo; B—Circle S Ranch (Fl.); T—Nicolas Figueroa. 13-1-1-1, $8,789. $2,000 2004 OBSAUG.

Wonder Bird (16/3) BONDADOSO, Ch. c. 3, Lady Villin, by Entirely. El Co-mandante, 3/17, 6f, mdn, good, 1:14.00. Won by 4. O—Silent StableInc.; B—Haras Don Jorge (Pr); T—Sammy Garcia. 7-1-2-2, $12,060.

DubaiAlec Laird has resigned as private trainer for Sheikh Rashid bin

Mohammed al Maktoum’s Millennium Stables, the third departurefrom the position since late last year.

“The communication has been virtually non-existent and things havenot gone quite as well as they could have,” Laird told Racing Post.

EnglandGroup 1 winners Sir Percy (Mark of Esteem [Ire]) and Horatio

Nelson (Danehill) are among the 136 three-year-olds still eligible forthe $2,185,375 Epsom Derby (Eng-G1) on June 3 after Wednesday’sinitial forfeit stage.

Sir Percy defeated Horatio Nelson by a neck in the Darley DewhurstStakes (Eng-G1) on October 15 at Newmarket. Horatio Nelson is oneof 19 Derby contenders from trainer Aidan O’Brien’s stable.

O’Brien’s contingent also includes Group 3 winners Aussie Rules(Danehill) and Hurricane Cat (Storm Cat).

O’Brien also trains multiple Group 1 winner Rumplestiltskin(Dane-hill), who is one of the 84 candidates for the Epsom Oaks (Eng-G1)on June 2.

Horses may be added to the Derby field at a cost of approximately$13,986 on April 5 and $131,122 on May 29. The second forfeit stageis May 17.

INTERNATIONAL WINNERS BY NORTH AMERICAN-BASED STALLIONS

MARSEILLE-BORELY, France, 3rd, March 22, Alw, Prix Daniel Vergez, $26,591,3yo, 2,000mT (9.94fT), good, 2:09.14.

1st—=PHENICIEN (FR), Bl. c. 3, =Sevres Rose (Ire)—=Pharisienne (Fr), by=Kendor (Fr). O/B—Baron Guy de Rothschild (Fr); T—Jean-Claude Rouget.4-2-1-0, $23,891.

2nd—=TIZINA (GER), Dkbbr. f. 3, Night Shift—=Tizia (Ire), by =Linamix (Fr).O—A. Capozzi.

3rd—=WHITE STRIPE (FR), Ch. c. 3, Ocean of Wisdom—=Star Times (Fr), byVillage Star (Fr). O—Alain Haddad.

Margins: 3/4, 2, 1 1/2.

Barathea (Ire) (49/9) =WOODBAR (GB), B. c. 3, Wood Key, by Woodman.Milan, Italy, 3/22, 1,200mT (5.97fT), heavy, 1:15.50. Won by 3. O—Scud-eria Briantea; B—Azienda Agricola Delle Groane (GB); T—Mario Ciciarelli.8-1-2-2, $30,955.

Night Shift (65/12) =CLANSH DI SAN JORE (ITY), B. c. 3, =Claw (Ire), by LawSociety. Milan, Italy, 3/22, 1,500mT (7.46fT), heavy, 1:37.60. Won by 5.O—Scuderia Brooms; B—Azienda Agricola San Jore (Ity); T—Alduino andGuiseppe Botti. 3-1-0-0, $11,709.

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IllinoisSire, YOB Wnrs SWs Leading earner (earnings) Total earningsCartwright, 1990 6 0 Cart’s Maybeoughta ($21,600) $134,963Quaker Ridge, 1996 5 0 Bettin On M J ($24,800) $112,891Alaskan Frost, 1988 6 0 Manda’s Alaskan ($23,460) $87,416Classified Facts, 1993 3 0 Wicked Facts ($15,000) $71,994Irgun, 1991 2 0 Crossroad Willie ($19,590) $57,062Astro, 1986 2 0 Pacific Sunset ($17,280) $32,600Z Z Cat, 1993 0 0 She’s Wild ($21,676) $29,543Classi Envoy, 1990 1 0 Heispretty Classi ($28,680) $29,253Hannibal Cat, 1993 2 0 Rainbow Boy ($19,390) $27,774City by Night, 1993 2 0 City Fever ($18,360) $25,847

IndianaSire, YOB Wnrs SWs Leading earner (earnings) Total earningsPresidential Order, 1993 3 0 Indy Energy ($26,770) $51,305Crown Ambassador, 1994 3 0 Royal Ambassador ($6,403) $32,798Composer, 1992 2 0 Callum ($13,312) $32,051Montreal Red, 1992 1 0 Big Reds Back ($21,866) $29,312Diplomatic Jet, 1992 1 0 Vigilant Site ($21,600) $26,512Launch a Leader, 1986 3 0 Dot ($9,263) $20,499Bidding Proud, 1989 1 0 Lady Blue Sky ($15,100) $15,685At the Threshold, 1981 2 0 K D Magic ($6,188) $13,418Black Moonshine, 1987 1 0 Macy’s Boy ($8,445) $11,905Jack Livingston, 1990 2 0 Old Warrior ($5,944) $11,674

IowaSire, YOB Wnrs SWs Leading earner (earnings) Total earningsFriendly Lover, 1988 13 0 Complex Goals ($32,107) $252,438Wild Gold, 1990 6 0 Who’s Kidding Who ($38,960) $143,482Valley Crossing, 1988 5 0 Ian’s Rocket ($22,200) $109,424Canaveral, 1991 5 0 Lila Kay’s Rose ($33,900) $102,964Mi Cielo, 1990 3 0 Hellcat Pilot ($9,320) $85,624Deposit Ticket, 1988 6 0 Bless My Mary ($19,200) $82,839Corporate Report, 1988 3 0 Smilin’ Riley ($36,250) $68,672King of Scat, 1996 4 0 Jazzy Okie ($22,920) $50,435Deerhound, 1988 4 0 Hounddogman ($14,820) $48,421Mercedes Won, 1986 5 0 Elite Mercedes ($15,450) $42,934

KansasSire, YOB Wnrs SWs Leading earner (earnings) Total earningsGold Ruler, 1980 2 1 Missy Can Do ($9,880) $21,523Arab Speaker, 1984 1 0 Bonnie J. ($13,950) $13,950Tricky Six, 1990 2 0 Misty Trick ($5,700) $12,568Speedy Nijinsky, 1980 1 0 Grace Line ($2,845) $3,455Reality’s Conquest, 1991 1 0 Missy Reality ($2,645) $2,645Groom’s Image, 1981 0 0 Big John Henry ($946) $946Gemini Dreamer, 1980 0 0 Dream On Boys ($860) $906Prospect North, 1979 0 0 C’Mon Kreed ($540) $718Storm a Head, 1986 0 0 Storminthedesert ($240) $240Golden Legend, 1992 0 0 Legend’s Run ($92) $179

KentuckySire, YOB Wnrs SWs Leading earner (earnings) Total earningsSlew City Slew iSD, 1984 19 2 Lava Man ($1,150,000) $1,439,385Hennessy iSD, 1993 24 1 =Greenessy (Aus) ($149,046) $1,415,787Tale of the Cat iSD, 1994 24 1 Spellbinder ($168,000) $1,335,272Storm Cat iSD, 1983 20 2 With Distinction ($117,260) $1,323,623Maria’s Mon, 1993 31 4 High Limit ($330,000) $1,255,611Royal Academy iSD, 1987 26 1 Bullish Luck ($226,861) $1,215,396Distorted Humor iSD, 1993 19 4 =Distorted Halo (Aus) ($355,818) $1,148,590Unbridled’s Song iSD, 1993 25 3 Unbridled Energy ($120,000) $1,128,873A.P. Indy iSD, 1989 27 4 A. P. Warrior ($168,750) $1,116,005Seeking the Gold iSD, 1985 14 3 Bob and John ($122,700) $1,003,310

MichiganSire, YOB Wnrs SWs Leading earner (earnings) Total earningsThe Deputy (Ire) iSD, 1997 9 0 J. P.’s Gayle ($32,160) $153,783Demaloot Demashoot iSD, 1990 9 0 Ronnet ($12,030) $83,020Why Change, 1993 2 0 Gee’s Glitter ($14,665) $25,940Meadow Prayer, 1995 1 0 Bucky’s Prayer ($20,920) $21,223Matchlite, 1983 1 0 I Match Too ($13,774) $16,728Grande Jette, 1985 1 0 Q Commercial Jette ($15,183) $15,183Imperial Falcon, 1983 1 0 Imperial Ice ($5,148) $15,079Reincarnate, 1984 0 0 Eternal Pass ($5,500) $10,983

Michigan (cont.)Sire, YOB Wnrs SWs Leading earner (earnings) Total earningsPredecessor, 1987 2 0 Katie First ($5,376) $10,965Wind Chill, 1983 1 0 Stormy Fellow ($8,564) $8,564

MinnesotaSire, YOB Wnrs SWs Leading earner (earnings) Total earningsGhazi, 1989 7 0 King Jock ($84,000) $202,522Demidoff, 1990 11 0 Lethimthinkhesboss ($25,700) $162,747Frisk Me Now, 1994 4 0 Carvajal ($23,760) $65,818Supremo, 1992 2 0 =Supreme Hills (Aus) ($19,553) $34,481Quick Cut, 1994 2 0 Stormi Sounds ($7,080) $20,067Emigrant Peak, 1991 1 0 Doc’s Peak ($9,008) $12,614Kyle’s Our Man, 1988 3 0 Infaust ($5,340) $12,396Brassy Wells, 1996 0 0 Furs Gonna Fly ($8,570) $8,900Shot of Gold iSD, 1995 2 0 Bumpnshoot ($4,368) $7,968North Prospect, 1980 0 0 Super Ladybug ($2,970) $7,667

MissouriSire, YOB Wnrs SWs Leading earner (earnings) Total earningsLiginsky, 1989 2 0 Squaw Spirit ($10,766) $21,252Victorious, 1980 1 0 Page Two ($6,840) $6,935Dark Hyacinth, 1982 1 0 Evrybodylvsraymond ($5,208) $5,208Green Book, 1984 1 0 G B’s Winner ($2,700) $2,700Wood Reply, 1992 0 0 Wooden Lady ($1,240) $2,350Cherokee Saga, 1992 0 0 Easter Saga ($1,028) $1,028Czar Nijinsky, 1982 0 0 De Toby ($654) $804Tiger Tiger, 1989 0 0 Slick’s Last Tiger ($72) $72Steel Robbing, 1980 0 0 Steel Lass ($40) $40

NebraskaSire, YOB Wnrs SWs Leading earner (earnings) Total earningsSenor Speedy, 1987 7 0 Fighting Speedy ($47,599) $174,071Blumin Affair, 1991 4 1 Up ‘n Blumin ($15,360) $43,917Miracle Heights, 1989 3 1 High Fleet ($17,678) $37,047Shawklit Player, 1994 3 0 Any Dream Will Do ($6,879) $22,734Gray Raider, 1994 1 0 Rosie’s Gal Ann ($10,947) $15,089Silver Launch, 1995 1 0 Mr Launch ($5,169) $14,175More to Tell, 1991 2 0 Telly ($6,564) $13,218Valid Trefaire, 1996 1 0 Stag’s Leap ($12,378) $12,378O’Brannigan, 1986 2 0 Amy Do Da ($5,125) $10,185Lytrump, 1985 0 0 Cassanova Kid ($5,180) $7,593

North DakotaSire, YOB Wnrs SWs Leading earner (earnings) Total earningsParanoide (Arg), 1988 3 0 Parapet ($7,020) $20,930Patriot Strike, 1989 0 0 Sister Babe ($4,700) $4,700Codys Key, 1989 0 0 Tit Tat ($1,408) $1,408Storada, 1985 0 0 My Storada ($700) $700Win Lose Or Draw, 1994 0 0 Dakota North ($192) $373

OhioSire, YOB Wnrs SWs Leading earner (earnings) Total earningsNoble Cat, 1995 9 0 Catch My Cat ($21,054) $90,420Mercer Mill, 1994 6 0 Precious Charmer ($11,460) $57,045Spunky Rascal, 1987 1 0 Sigfreto ($39,160) $39,668Canvas, 1994 4 0 Gins Dawn Surprize ($15,705) $37,478Flight Forty Nine, 1991 2 0 Mr. Popeye ($9,371) $36,193Pacific Waves, 1993 2 0 Just Michel ($19,258) $31,949Mahogany Hall, 1991 2 0 Direct ($13,740) $31,302Coax Me Chad, 1981 2 0 Imachadancer ($8,975) $29,435Academy Award, 1986 3 0 Kaitlyn’s Award ($6,080) $29,017French Legionaire, 1981 4 0 Proudly We Hailed ($9,768) $28,799

South DakotaSire, YOB Wnrs SWs Leading earner (earnings) Total earningsCrowning Season (GB), 1990 2 0 D Devil ($4,765) $13,067Crafty Ridan, 1986 3 0 Judys Pro ($3,220) $9,664Finn McCool, 1997 1 0 McCool Your Heels ($4,766) $4,766Go for It Matt, 1983 0 0 Deadline Dude ($495) $495Acallade, 1983 0 0 Silver Strand ($66) $66

WisconsinSire, YOB Wnrs SWs Leading earner (earnings) Total earningsProspect Feature, 1984 0 0 La Pretty Boy ($645) $780

Worldwide statistics for sires who stand in Midwest states (or last stood in Midwest states if pensioned or deceased).Statistics include 2006 racing in North America, England, Ireland, France, Italy, Germany, Australia, Japan, Hong Kong, United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Argentina, Chile, and Brazil.

North American data through March 22. International data generally is delayed three to four days.

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MIDWEST REGIONLeading stallions by state

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1 Slew City Slew iSD, 1984, by Seattle Slew Ky. 30/10 1/2 Lava Man ($1,150,000) $1,277,250 14 47 7% $45,1342 A.P. Indy iSD, 1989, by Seattle Slew Ky. 71/24 4/4 A. P. Warrior ($168,750) $1,011,670 11 73 16% $123,7073 Langfuhr iSD, 1992, by Danzig Ky. 57/15 3/5 Lawyer Ron ($490,800) $978,192 6 152 6% $46,9624 Storm Cat iSD, 1983, by Storm Bird Ky. 29/7 1/1 Seeking the Dia ($512,994) $940,601 16 71 16% $103,5025 Royal Academy iSD, 1987, by Nijinsky II Ky. 95/24 4/4 Bullish Luck ($226,861) $902,225 13 148 8% $39,489

6 Deputy Commander iSD, 1994, by Deputy Minister Ky. 57/16 2/2 Grab Your Heart ($293,578) $871,420 5 77 5% $50,1837 Maria’s Mon, 1993, by Wavering Monarch Ky. 47/12 3/5 High Limit ($330,000) $866,319 7 82 5% $42,3718 Thunder Gulch iSD, 1992, by Gulch Ky. 117/19 1/2 Balance ($330,000) $859,146 8 165 6% $49,7169 Dynaformer iSD, 1985, by Roberto Ky. 66/19 4/6 Barbaro ($150,000) $844,719 14 61 11% $84,39410 Saint Ballado, 1989, by Halo Dead 51/15 2/2 Devine Laughter ($70,752) $704,415 10 72 11% $72,175

11 Hennessy iSD, 1993, by Storm Cat Ky. 52/9 1/1 =Greenessy (Aus) ($149,046) $703,798 7 138 6% $50,82112 Giant’s Causeway iSD, 1997, by Storm Cat Ky. 49/12 1/1 First Samurai ($180,000) $687,310 3 191 6% $40,33613 Arch iSD, 1995, by Kris S. Ky. 36/13 1/1 Art Trader ($277,133) $676,883 5 48 9% $49,56214 Unbridled’s Song iSD, 1993, by Unbridled Ky. 69/14 2/2 Unbridled Energy ($120,000) $663,853 7 109 7% $51,18115 Awesome Again iSD, 1994, by Deputy Minister Ky. 44/14 2/2 Wilko ($150,000) $660,553 5 72 7% $80,913

16 Louis Quatorze iSD, 1993, by Sovereign Dancer Md. 74/26 3/3 Bushfire ($137,300) $638,892 6 107 4% $26,49417 El Prado (Ire) iSD, 1989, by Sadler’s Wells Ky. 58/13 2/3 Fort Prado ($146,880) $632,167 11 65 10% $83,19418 Prized, 1986, by Kris S. W.V. 17/5 1/2 Brass Hat ($561,360) $604,973 12 49 7% $46,78119 Victory Gallop iSD, 1995, by Cryptoclearance Ky. 56/11 0/0 Eishin Dover ($191,904) $550,570 4 73 8% $55,61320 Lion Cavern, 1989, by Mr. Prospector Dead 38/7 2/3 =Apache Cat (Aus) ($338,092) $541,581 10 63 5% $24,608

21 Distorted Humor iSD, 1993, by Forty Niner Ky. 51/7 1/1 =Distorted Halo (Aus) ($282,304) $514,841 5 101 10% $64,76622 Tale of the Cat iSD, 1994, by Storm Cat Ky. 44/12 1/1 Spellbinder ($168,000) $511,618 5 153 6% $39,76123 Fusaichi Pegasus iSD, 1997, by Mr. Prospector Ky. 50/6 0/0 Danon Suisho ($70,349) $497,377 3 178 6% $44,90024 Woodman iSD, 1983, by Mr. Prospector Ky. 74/12 0/0 =Another Witness (Aus) ($117,986) $482,281 17 110 6% $48,20225 Danzig, 1977, by Northern Dancer Dead 16/3 1/1 Suteki Shinsukekun ($347,192) $471,183 23 47 20% $80,374

2006 Lifetime recordStrs/ Stk.wnrs/ Progeny Avg. SWs/ Earnings

Rank Sire, YOB, Sire Loc. wnrs Stk.wins Leading mile+ earner (earnings) earnings C F/C % strs per runner

GENERAL SIRE LIST, BY EARNINGS IN RACES OF ONE MILE OR MOREWorldwide earnings

Worldwide statistics for sires who stand in North America (or last stood in North America if pensioned or deceased).Statistics include racing in North America, England, Ireland, France, Italy, Germany, Australia, Japan, Hong Kong, United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Argentina, Chile, and Brazil.

North American data through March 22. International data generally is delayed three to four days.

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General Broodmare Second Crop Third Crop

1 Hennessy iSD, 1993, by Storm Cat Ky. 133/32 1/1 =Copano Fujin (Jpn) ($277,406) $1,101,915 7 138 6% $42,8202 Tale of the Cat iSD, 1994, by Storm Cat Ky. 101/21 1/1 Eishin Bodin ($385,263) $1,078,245 5 153 6% $46,0803 Honour and Glory iSD, 1993, by Relaunch Ky. 156/39 3/4 =Minson (Aus) ($147,049) $1,072,937 7 147 4% $29,5484 Langfuhr iSD, 1992, by Danzig Ky. 149/40 2/2 =Absolutelyfabulous (Aus) ($261,314) $1,020,281 6 152 4% $32,5075 Dehere iSD, 1991, by Deputy Minister Ky. 66/11 0/0 =Mirror Mirror (Aus) ($404,929) $978,120 9 103 6% $57,277

6 Distorted Humor iSD, 1993, by Forty Niner Ky. 108/24 3/3 Da Stoops ($150,760) $947,982 5 101 9% $46,3907 More Than Ready, 1997, by Southern Halo Ky. 99/35 6/7 =Sumac (Aus) ($103,450) $929,227 3 148 10% $26,8348 Fusaichi Pegasus iSD, 1997, by Mr. Prospector Ky. 82/20 4/4 =Officer (Jpn) ($161,145) $904,829 3 178 6% $24,9729 Elusive Quality iSD, 1993, by Gone West Ky. 70/23 2/2 Vague ($182,000) $884,668 5 92 8% $46,205

10 Thunder Gulch iSD, 1992, by Gulch Ky. 158/37 1/1 Balance ($150,000) $851,285 8 165 4% $25,307

11 Storm Cat iSD, 1983, by Storm Bird Ky. 42/16 1/1 Seeking the Dia ($329,727) $838,999 16 71 14% $71,12612 Lion Cavern, 1989, by Mr. Prospector Dead 92/22 2/3 =Apache Cat (Aus) ($406,241) $792,840 10 63 5% $24,64713 Mr. Greeley iSD, 1992, by Gone West Ky. 93/26 1/1 Miraculous Miss ($93,000) $779,400 8 88 5% $44,35314 Royal Academy iSD, 1987, by Nijinsky II Ky. 157/38 3/3 Fokine ($65,260) $773,707 13 148 7% $38,32915 Bertrando iSD, 1989, by Skywalker Ca. 83/29 2/2 Seam Seeker ($49,050) $771,836 10 74 6% $41,183

16 Seeking the Gold iSD, 1985, by Mr. Prospector Ky. 41/11 1/1 Seeking the Best (Ire) ($301,871) $769,615 14 55 9% $86,65317 Carson City, 1987, by Mr. Prospector Dead 77/27 1/1 Promenade Girl ($59,250) $738,877 13 74 10% $69,25718 Grand Slam iSD, 1995, by Gone West Ky. 107/25 0/0 Fresh Vanilla ($67,228) $659,637 5 121 4% $42,48519 Unbridled’s Song iSD, 1993, by Unbridled Ky. 96/18 1/1 Splendid Blended ($120,000) $653,878 7 109 6% $38,78020 Forest Wildcat iSD, 1991, by Storm Cat Ky. 69/18 4/5 Wild Gams ($130,260) $640,605 7 73 8% $49,058

21 Crafty Prospector, 1979, by Mr. Prospector Ky. 80/18 0/0 Lee Sam Weapon ($140,502) $630,258 20 52 8% $64,14522 Stormy Atlantic iSD, 1994, by Storm Cat Ky. 86/27 1/2 Hot Storm ($189,800) $627,501 5 88 6% $34,48623 Pioneering iSD, 1993, by Mr. Prospector Ky. 75/20 2/3 Behaving Badly ($214,200) $613,550 7 49 7% $41,35524 Gilded Time, 1990, by Timeless Moment Ky. 111/30 1/1 El Mirage Queen ($67,830) $606,272 10 94 7% $46,35325 Not For Love, 1990, by Mr. Prospector Md. 86/18 2/2 Flame of Love ($76,050) $579,811 8 60 7% $59,589

2006 Lifetime recordStrs/ Stk.wnrs/ Progeny Avg. SWs/ Earnings

Rank Sire, YOB, Sire Loc. wnrs Stk.wins Leading sprint earner (earnings) earnings C F/C % strs per runner

GENERAL SIRE LIST, BY EARNINGS IN RACES LESS THAN ONE MILEWorldwide earnings

Worldwide statistics for sires who stand in North America (or last stood in North America if pensioned or deceased).Statistics include racing in North America, England, Ireland, France, Italy, Germany, Australia, Japan, Hong Kong, United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Argentina, Chile, and Brazil.

North American data through March 22. International data generally is delayed three to four days.

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