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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 2010For information about TDN, call 732-747-8060.
ZENYATTA HEADED TO LANE’S END Champion Zenyatta (Street Cry {Ire}), who came
within a head of retiring with a perfect re-cord of 20-for-20, will ship to Lane=s EndFarm near Versailles, Kentucky, next monthto begin her second career in the breedingshed. The six-year-old mare is currentlybeing let down at trainer John Shirreffs=sbarn at Hollywood Park. A two-time EclipseAward winner in the running for what willbe a hotly debated Horse of the Year title,
she earned $7,304,580 on the track, with 13 Grade Ivictories. According to Daily Racing Form, plans arebeing finalized to parade Zenyatta at Hollywood ParkDec. 5. Breeding plans have not been finalized.
O’REILLY COLT TOPS KARAKA FINALE (Edited Press Release) The 2010 Ready to Run Saleof two-year-olds concluded in Karaka yesterday, withthe day=s selling led by lot 377, a colt by O=Reilley (NZ)
that brought NZ$300,000(US$230,706) (1US=1.30037NZ) to the bid ofChris McAnulty. McAnultywas acting on behalf of aHong Kong-based client. Of-fered by Lyndhurst Farm, theSept. 19 foal is out of LaSerenissime (Ire) (Machiavel-lian). AHe is a strong, athleticcolt, the right type of
O'Reilly, and I think the best type on the ground byfar," commented McAnulty. AHe'll head up to HongKong in June or July, with the intention of having himracing in the end of season Griffin races.@ Cont. p4-5
IFFRAAJ COLT STARS AT GOFFS This year=s European leading first-season sire Iffraaj(GB) (Zafonic) was prominent again during yesterday=smiddle session of the Goffs November Foal Sale, whenhis Airlie Stud-consigned colt topped proceedings whenselling for i62,000. Hip 347's half-sister is the listedscorer Maid For Music (Ire) (Dubai Destination), whoseimmediate family features a host of Normandie Stud-bred black-type performers of which the latest to addluster is this year=s listed-winning and Group 2-placedstayer King of Wands (GB) (Galileo {Ire}). David Murray-Smith was the name on the docket. He said, AHe=sgoing to be reoffered next year. He=s a good colt from adecent family and by a stallion that=s doing very well.When the right one comes in there=s plenty of moneythere to buy them.@ Cont. p2-3
Saturday, Delta Downs, post time: 5:15 p.m. EDTDELTA DOWNS JACKPOT S.-GIII, $1,000,000, 2yo, 1 1/16m PP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER WT 1 Gourmet Dinner Trippi Madrid Standridge 119 2 Classic Legacy Macho Uno Talamo Baffert 117 3 Aces N Kings Jet Phone Borel Johnson Jr 119
4 Rush Now K Tiznow Albarado Dutrow 119 5 Clubhouse Ride Candy Ride (Arg) Valenzuela Lewis 119 6 Bug Juice Mingun Castellano Levine 119 7 Decisive Moment With Distinction Clark Arias 117
8 Blue Laser K Bluegrass Cat Bridgmohan Casse 122
9 Sweet Ducky K Pulpit Bravo Breen 11910 Dreamsrunwild Offlee Wild Diego Duke 119
AE Justin Phillip K First Samurai Melancon Asmussen 117AE Trubs First Samurai Campbell Stall Jr 117
Blue Laser (Bluegrass Cat) has been installed the 5-2chalk off a win in the GIII Grey S. The victory ran hisrecord on the Woodbine Poly to a perfect two-for-two.
Sarah K Andrew
Lot 377 www.nz.co.nz
FEATURE PRESENTATION • GIII Delta Downs Jackpot S.
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MORE HEADLINES FOR SHAMARDAL Shamardal(Giant=s Causeway) has enjoyed an excellent 2010, andthat success continued at Goffs November Wednesdaywhen his filly from the draft of Springwell Stud, offeredon behalf of Michael O=Mahony, sold to SummerhillBloodstock for i60,000. Hip 296 is a March-foaledhalf-sister to the 2008 Listed Hilary Needler Trophywinner Knavesmire (Ire) (One Cool Cat), out of a half tothe talented sprinter Splice (GB) (Sharpo {GB}), later thedam of Cheveley Park Stud=s starlet Soar (GB) (Danzero{Aus}). Shadwell=s 2008 G1 Prix Jean Prat and G1 PrixJacques le Marois hero Tamayuz (GB) has his first foalson the ground now and one to create a stir yesterdaywas hip 401 from Oak Lodge Stud. His half-brother isthe 2006 G3 Gallinule S. runner-up Mon Michel (Ire)(Montjeu {Ire}). Under the second dam is the championand sire Legal Case (Ire) and the 2000 Epsom Oakswinner Love Divine (GB) (Diesis {GB}), responsible forSixties Icon (GB) (Galileo {Ire}). He was knocked downto Pier House Stud for i57,000. That establishment=sowner Ger Morrin explained, AHe=s a very good-lookinghorse and he=s by a very good racehorse. It=s a goodfamily and he has a Galileo (Ire) two-year-old to run forhim. He=ll be coming back for resale.@ That price waslater matched by Yeomanstown Stud for HarcourtStud=s hip 442, another son of Iffraaj whose dam is ahalf to the 2001 GIII Will Rogers S. dead-heater MediaMogul (GB) (First Trump {GB}). Yeomanstown stand the2007 G1 Middle Park S. winner Dark Angel (Ire), whokicked off a recent trend for retiring high-class two-year-olds, and his first runners appear in 2011. HisNaas-based Stud gave notice that they are expecting asuccessful first season when paying i52,000 for hip352, a colt consigned by Conna Stud from the ex-tended family of the 2002 Epsom Oaks third ShadowDancing (GB) (Unfuwain). Selling continues tomorrowat 11:30 a.m. Full results can be found onwww.goffs.com.
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NOVEMBER FOALSNov. 16-18, 2010
GOFFS NOVEMBER FOAL SALEWEDNESDAY, NOV. 17, 2010
SESSION 2010 Catalogued 249 No. Offered 212 No. Sold 161 RNAs 51 % RNA 24.1% Gross €2,545,600 Average €15,811
www.goffs.com
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GOFFS NOVEMBER THURSDAY
Hip 503, c, Danehill Dancer (Ire)--Zagreb Flyer (GB), byOld Vic (GB)
Consigned by Ballyhampshire Stud Day three of the Foal Sale sees a notable rise in theprofile of the lots and this is a prime example. His twofull-siblings Venturi (GB) and Feels All Right (Ire) bothmade their mark in group- and graded-stakes companyand the latter was third in the 2008 G1 Criterium deSaint-Cloud.
Hip 551, f, Galileo (Ire)--Cheyenne Star (Ire), by MujahidConsigned by Owenstown Stud
This is the first foal out of the dual Group 3 winnerCheyenne Star. In total, her talented and consistentdam registered four black-type successes and wasplaced six times in that company.
Hip 627, c, Galileo (Ire)--Miss Beatrix (Ire), by DanehillDancer (Ire)
Consigned by J K Thoroughbreds Another by Galileo, this is a son of the 2006 G1 Moyglare Stud S. heroine Miss Beatrix, who wasalso third in that year=s G1 Phoenix S. Her dam MissBeabea (Ire) (Catrail) was also second in the latter con-test in 2001 and this is the family of the successful sireIndian Ridge (Ire).
Hip 631, c, Raven=s Pass--Miss Sally (Ire), by Danetime(Ire)
Consigned by Cloneymore Farm One of only two by the 2008 GI Breeders Cup Classichero in the book, this is a son of the dual group-winningsprinter Miss Sally who hails from the extended familyof the high-class distaffers Love Sign, Melodist and sireFaith.
Hip 694, c, Invincible Spirit (Ire)--Urgele (Fr), by ZafonicConsigned by Rockfield Farm
This is a full-brother to the smart Godolphin juvenileAl Aasifh (Ire), who captured the Listed Rose Bowl S.Further back is the high-class Gunboat Diplomacy (Fr)(Dominion {GB}), who was runner-up in the 1996 G1 Prix d=Ispahan alongside his three strikes at grouplevel.
GOFFS NOVEMBER FOALS -Day Three Outs:
495, 497, 505, 553, 580, 586, 608, 618, 630, 638,
642, 659, 685, 691
www.goffs.com
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GOFFS NOVEMBER FOAL SALEWEDNESDAY, NOV. 17, 2010
CUMULATIVE 2010 Catalogued 490 No. Offered 411 No. Sold 261 RNAs 150 % RNA 36.5% Gross €3,269,400 Average €12,526 Median €9,000
www.goffs.com
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BEEFED UP CATALOGUE AT KARAKA The biggest change from last year=s Ready To RunSale was the total of 494 entries in this year's cata-logue, the largest since 2001, with 200 horses morethan last year. AIt's a strong catalogue, with the tophorses getting good prices, and it has definitely been abuyers' sale this year, which has suited me,@ ChrisMcAnulty said. The leading buyer of the two-day salewas Queensland-based agent John Foote, with sixpurchases totaling NZ$895,000. Foote was buying onbehalf of a selection of Hong Kong and Australian cli-ents, and his top bid was the NZ$210,000 paid for lot 343, a gelding by My Halo out of the O'Reilly mareJust Polly. AThe sale was very, very good for the righthorses,@ said Foote. AA big factor in how horses soldwas how they worked and how they looked. If theybreezed well and then had the pedigree to match theysold very well.@ Commenting on the view of manybuyers that statistics belied the overall strength of themarket, he added, AThere was nothing wrong with themarket, there were a good number of buyers here, andthe quality was definitely as good as previous years;there were just too many horses.@
In the final analysis, 257 of the 494 catalogued lotswere sold for an aggregate of NZ$14,215,250, up 35percent on last year's turnover of NZ$10,511,000 for175 sold. The final sale average was NZ$55,312, downeight percent from NZ$60,063 last year, with a medianof NZ$32,000 (down 20 percent on $40,000 last year).The clearance rate improved to end the sale at 59 per-cent. NZB Co-Managing Director Petrea Vela said thecompany is satisfied with the results of the past twodays. AThere's been a recurring message from buyersthat they're happy with the quality of young horsesthat they've had to choose from, and there's beensome good competition,@ Vela said. AIt seems that therejust wasn't sufficient demand to absorb the quantity ofhorses we had to sell.@
READY TO RUN SALENov. 16-17, 2010
NZB READY TO RUNWednesday, Nov. 17, 2010
CUMULATIVE TOTALS 2010 Catalogued 494 Sold 257 Clearance 59% Top Price (NZ$) 340,000 Average (NZ$) 55,312 Aggregate (NZ$) 14,215,250 Median (NZ$) 32,000
TDN P HEADLINE NEWS • 11/18/10 • PAGE 5 of 9 • thoroughbreddailynews.com
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Ready To Run Sale cont.
New Zealand buyers, who increased their presencefrom the first to the second day of selling, spent a totalof NZ$3,470,250 on 77 horses, with David Ellis,Graeme Rogerson, Peter Williams, Murray Baker andKevin Myers among the local training stables mostactive. Additionally, the international buying bench wasout in force at Karaka, with the majority of their juve-nile aquisitions heading offshore. Neighboring Australiaalso had a big impact on the results, with buyers LeeHope, Mark Casey of Surf Coast Racing, John Morrisey,Luke Campbell and Mick Kent signing tickets and con-tributing to Australian buyers spending NZ$4,639,500for 69 two-year-olds. AIt was very pleasing to see thelocal buyers more active today and, once again, Austra-lia has been a great support to our sale,@ added Vela.AThe sale owes much of its success each year to thoseinternational buyers that take the time to make the tripto Auckland, and we're grateful for their support andwish them well with their purchases.@ For completeresults www.nzb.co.nz.
NZB READY TO RUN SALEWEDNESDAY - TOP LOTS
Hip Sex Sire Dam Price (NZ$)377 c O’Reilly (NZ) La Serenissime (Ire) 300,000
(breeze video)Consigned by Lyndhurst FarmPurchased by Chris McAnulty
298 c Mossman (Aus) Fuss (Aus) 240,000(breeze video)
Consigned by Anzac LodgePurchased by Surf Coast Racing Pty Ltd
273 c General Nediym (Aus) Entrust (NZ) 210,000(breeze video)
Consigned by Lyndhurst FarmPurchased by Mr PJ Williams
333 c Stravinsky Isle of Gibraltar (Aus) 210,000(breeze video)
Consigned by Beatson Stables LTDPurchased by Mr Stuart Hale
343 g My Halo (Arg) Just Polly (NZ) 210,000(breeze video)
Consigned by Haunui FarmPurchased by John Foote Bloodstock Pty Ltd
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TDN P HEADLINE NEWS • 11/18/10 • PAGE 6 of 9 • thoroughbreddailynews.com
ALFRED NOBEL JOINS COOLMORE ROSTER(Edited Press Release) Derrick Smith, Susan Magnierand Michael Tabor=s Alfred Nobel (Ire) (Danehill Dancer{Ire}--Glinting Desert {Ire}, by Desert Prince {Ire}), win-ner of last year=s G1 Phoenix S. and G2 Railway S. atThe Curragh, has been retired and will join the
Coolmore roster for 2011.Bred by Seamus Burns ofLodge Park Stud, AlfredNobel is from a daughterof G1 Irish Champion S.and G1 Irish 1000 Guin-eas placegetter DazzlingPark (Ire) (Warning {GB}),herself a half-sister toWorld Champion New
Approach (Ire) (Galileo). He cost 220,000gns atTattersalls= 2008 October Yearling sale, and retires witha record of 10-3-1-2, and earnings of ,244,633. AlfredNobel=s final start was a third-place finish, to subse-quent G1 Haydock Sprint Cup victor Markab (GB)(Green Desert), in the May 22 G3 Greenlands S. at TheCurragh. AAlfred Nobel was one of the fastest horsesthat I=ve ever bred,@ said Burns. ABeing such a fast andearly maturing son of Danehill Dancer makes him anideal stallion for the commercial market, especially ashe was such a good-looking yearling when we soldhim.@ Coolmore=s Christy Grassick added, AAlfred Nobelwas a very fast two-year-old and is a fine looking horsewith great presence. He=s also from a great family andwe=re very encouraged by the fact that two of DanehillDancer=s first sons to retire to stud [Choisir {Aus} andMonsieur Bond {Ire}] sired Group 1 winners in Europethis year.@
NOT BOURBON TO STUD Canadian champion NotBourbon (Not Impossible {Ire}--Bourbon Belle, by StormBoot) has been retired and will head to Norse RidgeFarm near King City, Ontario, to stand stud for 2011.His fee will be C$5,000. Bred and raced by CharlesFipke and trained by Roger Attfield, the five-year-oldwon seven of his 16 career starts, and was named theSovereign Award-winning three-year-old after taking the2008 Queen=s Plate, one of four black-type victoriesthat season. He earned $1,085,309. AI am really lookingforward to racing Not Bourbon=s sons and daughters,@said Fipke. AI am confident that he is going to be anoutstanding stallion, and we have selected severalGrade I winners and producers for his first book. Heloved the Polytrack and, with his outstanding racerecord, conformation and pedigree, he should sire someoutstanding Canadian runners.@
KISS THE KID TO JOURNEYMAN MGSW Kiss theKid (Lemon Drop Kid--Black Tie Kiss, by Danzig) willstand his first season at stud at Brent and CrystalFernung's Journeyman Stud in Ocala in 2011. A feehas not yet been announced. The winner of the 2008GIII Cliff Hanger S. and 2009 GIII Appleton S., theseven-year-old goes to the breeding shed with a recordof 40-8-7-7 and earnings of $820,873. He was ownedby Hardacre Farm and trained by Amy Tarrant. AKiss theKid is a throwback,@ said Brent Fernung. AHe was fast,honest and sound for so long as a racehorse, and heran on absolutely anything. He also has a sire's pedi-gree, and is part of a sire line that you can't get to inFlorida. We're excited to have him at Journeyman.@
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SIRE 2011 FEEDon't Get Mad (Stephen Got Even) $3,000Into Mischief (Harlan’s Holiday) $8,500Line of David (Lion Heart) $7,500Malibu Moon (A.P. Indy) $60,000Notional (In Excess {Ire}) $7,500Tiz Wonderful (Tiznow) $12,500Warrior’s Reward (Medaglia d’Oro) $15,000
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RETIRED
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BREEDERS’ CUP RATINGS A RECORD The 2010Breeders= Cup earned its highest cable rating in thehistory of the event, with an overall increase of 74percent on the rating for the coverage on ABC, ESPNand ESPN2. The share for Saturday=s ESPN broadcast
was up 144 percent, and the last45 minutes of programming,which included Zenyatta=s questfor perfection in the GI Breeders=Cup Classic, shot up 163 per-cent over 2009, to a record ca-ble rating of 2.9 (which equals anetwork rating of 2.5). Over thetwo days of the Breeders= Cup,24.3 million viewers tuned in forsome or all of the nine hours ofcoverage. In comparison, it hasnot been the best year for base-ball, with regards to TV ratings.The Breeders= Cup telecast onESPN outpointed every single
Major League baseball game shown on the network lastyear. The ratings for the recently completed five-gameWorld Series between the San Francisco Giants and theTexas Rangers on FOX were down 28 percent from the2009 Series between the New York Yankees and thePhiladelphia Phillies. The Breeders= Cup also, beat outthe broadcasts of four of the seven Chase for the CupNASCAR races on ESPN.
Jaycito to Baffert Barn... Zayat Stables= GI Norfolk S. hero Jaycito (VictoryGallop) has been transferred from trainer Mike Mitchellto Bob Baffert, Daily Racing Form reports. Second to J P=s Gusto (Successful Appeal) in the GI Del Mar Futu-rity while still a maiden, the bay graduated with a one-length score overthat rival in theNorfolk. Off at 5-1in the GI Breeders=Cup Juvenile, hisfirst try on con-ventional dirt, hefinished seventh.Zayat already hada string withBaffert that in-cludes GI Frizettewinner A Z Warrior(Bernardini). Mitch-ell told DRF thathe no longer had any horses for the owner, adding, AIt=sthe business we=re in. I=ve gotten horses like that, andI=ve lost horses like that. It=s Mr. Zayat=s decision, and >llleave it at that. You hate to lose a horse like that, but itcomes with the territory.@ As for future plans for thecolt, Baffert told DRF, AHe needs a little freshening. I=llknow more in a week. He=s not in training right now.@The Dec. 18 GI CashCall Futurity at Hollywood Park hasnot been ruled out.
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BREEDERS’ CUP RATINGS VS.A SAMPLE OF 2010 SPORTING EVENTS
2010 EVENT NETWORK RATINGSuper Bowl XLIV CBS 45.0Olympics Opening Ceremony NBC 17.3Kentucky Derby NBC 10.3World Cup - Ghana/USA ABC 9.9U.S. Open (golf) - Final Round NBC 6.9Preakness S. NBC 6.4Indy 500 ABC 4.0Belmont S. ABC 3.1Breeders’ Cup Classic ESPN 2.5Ryder Cup (Sunday) NBC 2.4Little League World Series ABC 2.0Wimbledon Men’s Final NBC 1.9U.S. Open (tennis) - Women’s Final CBS 1.9Wimbledon Women’s Final NBC 1.8U.S. Open (tennis) - Men’s Final (rain delayed) ESPN2 1.2National Heads-Up Poker Championship NBC 1.1U.S. Track and Field Championships NBC 0.8New York Marathon NBC 0.9
*One Ratings Point equals 1 percent of the market (approx. 1,159,000households as of 9/1/10).
J Watch Out for “TDN Rising Stars” J Stars of tomorrow grabbing the spotlight today...
NEWS TODAY RacetrackRound-Up
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2011 THREE CHIMNEYS ROSTER
STALLION ‘11 FEE*
BIG BROWN (Boundary) $40,000
DYNAFORMER (Roberto) $150,000*
EXCHANGE RATE (Danzig) $25,000
FLOWER ALLEY (Distorted Humor) $10,000
GOOD REWARD (Storm Cat) $5,000
LEWIS MICHAEL (Rahy) $5,000
POINT GIVEN (Thunder Gulch) $7,500
RED GIANT (Giant’s Causeway) $6,000
SKY MESA (Pulpit) $30,000
WAR CHANT (Danzig) $12,500
YES IT’S TRUE (Is It True) $15,000
*All fees stands and nurses, except Dynaformer, Sept. 1
www.threechimneys.com
Saturday, Churchill Downs, post time: 4:37 p.m. EDTMRS. REVERE S.-GII, $175,000, 3yo, f, 1 1/16mTPP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER WT
1 Ice Mist K Forest Danger Castanon Flint 117 2 Wild Mia Wildcat Heir Lenclud Proctor 117 3 La Cloche Ghostzapper Desormeaux Toner 117 4 Gitchee Goomie City Zip Garcia Violette Jr 117 5 Aruna Mr. Greeley Dominguez Motion 117 6 Fugitive Angel Alphabet Soup Napravnik Sheppard 119 7 Snow Top Mountain Najran Gomez Proctor 117 8 In the Slips More Than Ready Leparoux Fox 117
9 Stars to Shine K Tale of the Cat Husbands Frostad 11710 Dade Babe Cimarron Secret Geroux Miller 117
11 Quiet by Seven K Quiet American Goncalves Herrell 117
Saturday, Delta Downs, post time: 4:40 p.m. EDTDELTA DOWNS PRINCESS S.-GIII, $500,000, 2yo, f,1m PP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER WT
1 Niji's Grand Girl K Candy Ride (Arg) Albarado McPeek 117
2 Grandacious K Grand Slam Campbell Calhoun 117 3 Patty's Pride Special Rate Tejera Jenkins 117
4 Little Widow Maker K Orientate Singh Smith 119 5 Perfectly Candid Pleasantly Perfect Valenzuela Gorham 119 6 Fiscal Policy Wildcat Heir Melancon Amoss 119 7 Promise Me a Cat D'wildcat Castellano Martin 119
8 Bouquet Booth K Flower Alley Bridgmohan Margolis 117 9 All About Allie Storm and a Half Laviolette Whited 119
Saturday, Woodbine, post time: 3:57 p.m. EDTKENNEDY ROAD S.-GIII, $150,000, 3yo/up, 6f (AWT)PP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER WT 1 Forgetthestorm Stormy Atlantic Sutherland Carroll 115 2 Signature Red Bernstein Contreras Attard 119
3 RavaloK Mutakddim Sanchez Barr 115 4 Fatal Bullet Red Bullet Da Silva Baker 126 5 General Brock Monashee Mountain Pizarro Charalambous 115 6 Field Commission Service Stripe Ramsammy Vella 117 7 Paso Doble Bold n' Flashy Wilson MacRae 115
In 1970, the year Secretariat was born, theaverage number of starts per runner per year was ahealthy 10.22. Forego, born that same year, ran 57times, including 18 starts in 1973. But even thosenumbers, remarkable by today’s standards, don’t putthe mighty Forego in the same league with some ofthe true iron horses in the sport’s history. Hall ofFamer Stymie started 131 times. In 2009, the averagenumber of starts per horse was down to 6.23, a39-percent decline over the 1970 numbers. The TDNtakes a comprehensive look at why.
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Look for the K throughout the TDN graded stakesentries, denoting Keeneland sales graduates.
Saturday, Aqueduct, post time: 3:44 p.m. EDTDISCOVERY H.-GIII, $100,000, 3yo, 1 1/8m PP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER WT
1 Golden Moka K Golden Missile Razo Jr Lynch 118 2 Stormy's Majesty Stormy Atlantic Prado Galluscio 116 3 Teaks North Northern Afleet Valdivia Jr Sallusto 117
4 Overcommunication K Unbridled's Song Velazquez Pletcher 114 5 Not Abroad Not For Love Petro Ritvo 116
6 Al Muhtasib K Distorted Humor Castro McLaughlin 115
7 Dominant Jeannes K Pleasantly Perfect Maragh Albertrani 114
Saturday, Hollywood Park, post time: 7:05 p.m. EDTHOLLYWOOD PREVUE S.-GIII, $100,000, 2yo, 7f (AWT)PP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER WT
1 Awesome Patriot K Awesome Again Espinoza Baffert 116
2 Industry Leader K Cherokee Run Bejarano Mulhall 116 3 Contemplated Bertrando Flores Sadler 116
4 High Level Jeff K Vindication Rosario O'Neill 118 5 Premier Pegasus Fusaichi Pegasus Quinonez Cho 118
6 Northern Indy K A.P. Indy Smith Jauregui 116
NOWNOWNOW TOPS KEENOV WEDNESDAY Racing or stallion prospect Nownownow (Whywhywhy--Here and Now {Fr}, by Exit to Nowhere) brought afinal bid of $130,000 to top Wednesday=s session ofthe Keeneland November Breeding Stock Sale inLexington. The five-year-old was consigned by High-clere Sales, Agent V, as hip 3752, and purchased byRichard Giacopelli. Raced by breeder Fab Oak Stableand trained by Patrick Biancone, he captured the inau-gural Breeders= Cup Juvenile Turf. The bay was lastseen running second by a neck in the GIII Red Bank S.at Monmouth Park Sept. 5. Overall, he has a record of20-3-4-4 and earnings of $908,850.
War Front Weanling Makes $110K... A colt by War Front out of Legendary Lady (VirginiaRapids) also hit six figures Wednesday, going for$110,000 to Gerald Bortolazzo. Consigned by BeauLane Bloodstock as hip 3655, the Feb. 2 foal is fromthe family of MSWs Song of Navarone (Sultry Song)and Celluloid Hero (Glitterman) and GSP Reel Legend(Catrail). Keeneland November continues through Satur-day, with sessions starting at 10 a.m. daily. For com-plete results and catalogues, go towww.keeneland.com.
KEENELAND NOVEMBER SALENov. 8-20 * 10:00 a.m. daily
KEENELAND NOVEMBER STATISTICSWEDNESDAY, NOV. 17, 2010
CUMULATIVE 2010 2009
Catalogued 3830 3696
No. Offered 3049 2862
No. Sold 2425 2261
RNAs 624 601
% RNA 20.4% 21%
High Price $2,550,000 $3,100,000
Gross $144,303,000 $155,950,000
Average (% change) $59,506 (-13.7%) $68,974
Median (% change) $22,000 (-18.5%) $27,000
KEENELAND NOVEMBER STATISTICS
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 17, 2010
SESSION TOTALS 2010 2009
Catalogued 390 398 No. Offered 317 287 No. Sold 251 239 RNAs 66 78 % RNA 20.8% 27% High Price $110,000 $67,000 Gross $2,487,200 $2,253,900 Average (% change) $9,909 (+5%) $9,431 Median (% change) $6,000 (unch) $6,000
www.keeneland.com
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 2010
AROUND THE WORLD
NJ HORSEMEN REJECT HANSON REPORT Re-sponding to a recommendation by New Jersey Gov.Chris Christie=s advisor Jon Hanson that Thoroughbreddates in the state be reduced from the currently legis-lated minimum of 141 days to 59 days, the New JerseyThoroughbred Horsemen=s Association and the Thor-oughbred Breeders Association of New Jersey issued apress release late Tuesday that Aresoundingly rejected@the plan. AThe most recent recommendations fromChairman Hanson would destroy Thoroughbred racingand breeding in New Jersey,@ said John Forbes, presi-dent of the NJTHA. AA solid live-racing calendar withample racing opportunities is the foundation this indus-try is built on. Live racing is the life blood of our indus-try. To reduce our calendar from the statutory require-ment of 141 days to 59 would take away too manyjobs from New Jersey citizens working in the horseracing industry. For this reason, these workers wouldhave no choice but to leave New Jersey andlive/work/race in surrounding states that schedule yeararound Thoroughbred racing with solid purses sup-ported by numerous revenue streams, including casinowagering and slot machine wagering at racetracks.@According to the NJTHA/TBANJ statement, if Gov.Christie accepts Hanson=s recommendation regardingthe Thoroughbred dates, there would be grounds for alawsuit, as the legislation on the books mandates 141live Thoroughbred racing dates through 2016, and noless than 120 thereafter. Forbes added that, while thenumber of live racing dates was not up for discussion,the New Jersey horsemen have been open to the con-cept of running both Thoroughbred and harness meetsat Monmouth Park. AWe were willing to embrace theidea if it was done correctly, and providing that it didnot negatively impact either breed,@ said Forbes, butadded, AIn no way did it mean we would accept a re-duction of the statutory 141 days of live Thoroughbredracing. We are willing to work with Gov. Christie andMr. Hanson to further study this concept, as long asthe overall result is in no way detrimental to New Jer-sey's racing and breeding industry.@ Forbes concluded,ANo one in the Thoroughbred industry wants any of thisto happen. In fact, we are saddened by the lack ofcommitment to our long term viability shown by theappointees of the Executive Branch. Hopefully, theGovernor will not accept this recommendation by theHanson Commission as it would be the last nail in acoffin labeled New Jersey Thoroughbred racing andbreeding.@ To read the complete NJTHA/TBANJ state-ment, click here.
NEW YORK DIVISION FOR VINERY (Edited pressrelease) Vinery Ltd. announced yesterday that theirstallion operation will be expanding into New York in2011. According to Vinery President Tom Ludt, Vinerywill take over management of Empire Stud, which willbecome Vinery New York. Although the farm=s primarystallion operation is based in Kentucky, Vinery alsooperates Vinery Florida. AWe=re excited about this ex-pansion,@ said Ludt. AVinery stallions Posse and Repentwere relocated to New York, and they have been verywell received by the New York breeders. We have seenbenefits from operating in a regional market and, withcasinos boosting the New York program, we think thatthere will be more a lucrative market for New York-breds.@ Ludt also confirmed that the new operation willbe supported by a group of Vinery-owned mares thatwill be sent to be bred and foaled there. JamieLaMonica, former president of Empire Stud, will con-tinue to be involved with Vinery New York.
Yesterday=s Results:NEW YORK STALLION SERIES GREAT WHITE WAYDIVISION S., $100,000, AQU, 11-17, (R), 2yo, 6f,1:11 3/5, gd.1--#EMINENT TALE, 118, c, 2, by Read the Footnotes
1st Dam: Six Tales, by Tale of the Cat2nd Dam: Size Six, by Caerleon3rd Dam: Bitty Girl (GB), by Habitat
O-Winter Park Partners, Sequel Racing & Dennis Narlinger; B-Thomas-Narlinger LLC & Tony Grey (NY); T-Richard E Dutrow Jr; J-Ramon A Dominguez; $60,000. Lifetime Record: 3-2-0-0, $89,659.2--Freuds Ana Streak, 118, c, 2, Freud--Streaks of Red, by Cryptoclearance. O-Stuart Grant. $20,000.3--Uncle Smokey, 116, g, 2, Uncle Camie-- Shesasmokin, by Smoke Glacken. O-Joseph Marx. $10,000.Margins: 7 3/4, 2, 3 1/4. Odds: 2.10, 4.90, 72.00. Eminent Tale turned back every challenge in capturinghis career opener at Saratoga Aug. 29--earning an 81Beyer Speed Figure--but hadtrouble at the start of theNew York Breeders= Futurityat Finger Lakes Oct. 2 andwound up fading to fifthbehind runaway winner BugJuice (Mingun). The baycolt quickly grabbed thelead after breaking from therail, and clipped off splits of:21.93 and :45.45. JockeyRamon Dominguez took a few peeks under his shoulderand hand-rode Eminent Tale as he opened up smartlydown the lane. Click for the brisnet.com chart. Video,sponsored by Taylor Made.
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Great White Way S. (Aqu) Eminent Tale (Read the Footnotes) romps.Swirlaway S. (Aqu) Miss Valentine (Afleet Alex) a two-for-two sweetheart in New York.5th-GG (Msw) Seismic Speed (Gone West) prevails in turf debut.
BLACK-TYPE STAKES CLOSINGSTODAY, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18:
11-26 $250,000 Matriarch-I, Hol, 3yo/up, f/m,
8fT (5000s)
11-27 $250,000 Citation H.-I, Hol, 3yo/up, 8.5ft
(5000s)
11-27 $100,000 Generous-III, Hol, 2yo, 8fT (150)
11-28 $250,000 Hollywood Derby-I, Hol, 3yo, 10fT
(5000s)
11-28 $100,000 Miesque-III, Hol, 2yo, f, 8fT (150)
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SWIRLAWAY S., $60,000, AQU, 11-17, (S), 2yo, f,1m, 1:39 4/5, ft.1--#MISS VALENTINE, 120, f, 2, by Afleet Alex
1st Dam: Miss Yiayia (MSP, $175,969), by Gilded Time2nd Dam: Miss Baja, by Mr. Leader3rd Dam: Double Tollgate, by Carry Back
O/B-Waterville Lake Stables Limited LLC (NY); T-Christophe Clement; J-Ramon A Dominguez; $36,000. Lifetime Record: 2-2-0-0, $61,800.2--Saltamontes, 122, f, 2, Wheelaway--Just Gabi, by Devil His Due. O-Gabrielle Farm. $12,000.3--Readygetsgold, 120, f, 2, Midas Eyes--Ms. Readiness, by More Than Ready. ($3,000 RNA wlng '08 FTMDEC). O-Parting Glass Stable. $6,000.Margins: NK, 1 1/4, 1HF. Odds: 1.65, 2.70, 63.75. Miss Valentine got up to score in her Oct. 28 careerbow at Belmont, and was the crowd=s choice this after-noon. Unhurried early, the chestnut advanced four wideon the turn and, despite being reluctant to switch leads,was all heart to deny Saltamontes in the shadow of thewire. Click for the brisnet.com chart. Video, sponsoredby Taylor Made.
Yesterday=s Results:9th-CDX, $54,867, Alw, Opt. Clm. ($80,000), C,3yo/up, 1 1/2m (off turf), 2:34 4/5, ft.1--WEALTH TO ME, 117, g, 3, Tapit--Wealthy Belongings, by Belong to Me. O-Robert J Mondun; B-Robert & Vickie Mondun (KY); T-William R Ford. Lifetime Record: 8-4-0-0, $103,778.2--Formaggio, 117, c, 3, Dynaformer--Garden Spot, by Danzig. ($330,000 yrl '08 KEESEP).3--Southern Anthem, 120, g, 4, Royal Anthem-- Canberra, by Silver Hawk. ($11,000 yrl '07 KEEJAN).Margins: 1HF, 5HF, 9HF. Odds: 4.90, 3.00, 1.50. Wealth to Me paired up optional-claiming scores atEllis Park and Turfway Aug. 1 and Sept. 10, but foundthings a bit tougher at this condition level. The greywas fifth to Successful Dan (Successful Appeal) in atwo-turn test on the Keeneland Polytrack Oct. 9, andwas most recently a non-threatening fourth in an 8 1/2-furlong contest over this surface on the eve of theBreeders= Cup Nov. 4. Venturing beyond nine panels forthe first time, the sophomore was unhurried throughoutthe early stages, but advanced quickly once they finallyturned for home and was going away late. Click for thebrisnet.com chart. Video, sponsored by Taylor Made.
2nd-CDX, $49,314, Msw, 3yo/up, f/m, 1 1/16m, 1:46 3/5, gd.VIVO PER LEI (f, 3, Empire Maker--Air Marshall {SP,$135,600}, by Silver Deputy) ran fifth when unveiled ina one-mile test at Hoosier Oct. 1. Treated with Lasix fora nine-furlong Polytrack affair at Keeneland 20 dayslater, the dark bay put in a six-wide run and came upjust 3/4 of a length short, and was the 9-5 secondchoice here. The Eurowest homebred sat just off thepace, ranged up three wide and steadily wore downpacesetter Dream Regime (Roman Girl) en route to atwo-length success. Click for the brisnet.com chart.Video, sponsored by Taylor Made. Lifetime Record:3-1-1-0, $39,810.O/B-Eurowest Bloodstock Services LTD (KY). T-Ian RWilkes.
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• ON THE WORKTAB •HOLLYWOOD PARK
ALCINDOR (Unbridled’s Song), 6f, 1:12.80, 6/16 JERANIMO (Congaree), 6f, 1:25.60, 16/16 PICA SLEW (Pico Central {Brz}), 4f, :53.20, 51/51 SCENIC BLAST (AUS) (Scenic {Ire}), 5f, :59.80, 4/40
DID YOU KNOW...The last colt to win Eclipse Awards at two and three
was SPECTACULAR BID (1978-79).
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Yesterday=s Results:1st-GGX, $31,192, Msw, 3yo/up, f/m, 6f (AWT), 1:12,ft.SACHARISTE (f, 3, Fusaichi Pegasus--Sacahuista {Ch.3yo Filly, MGISW, $1,298,842}, by Raja Baba), a half-sister to leading Southern Hemisphere sire Hussonet(Mr. Prospector), MSP; and Ekraar (Red Ransom),MGSW & G1SP-GB, G1SW-Ity, G1SP-Fr, HK & UAE,$1,353,014, was sidelined for exactly 12 months fol-lowing a fourth for trainer Jim Corrigan in a Beulah Parkmaiden last October. The dark bay resurfaced in aGolden Gate test Oct. 4 and finished second, an effortthat made her the 2-5 chalk this time. Sachariste dukedit out with Grasp (Souvenir Copy) from the start beforefinally getting the best of her late for a half-length suc-cess. Click for the brisnet.com chart. Video, sponsoredby Taylor Made. Lifetime Record: 5-1-1-1, $27,405. O-Rick Jameson. B-Barnett Enterprises (KY). T-JerryHollendorfer.
5th-GGX, $28,300, Msw, 2yo, f, 1mT, 1:37 2/5, fm.SEISMIC SPEED (f, 2, Gone West--Shake Off {SW,$129,363}, by A.P. Indy) showed three decent effortson the local Tapeta, including a runner-up effort going amile Oct. 27. Sent off as the 9-5 second choice in herfirst turf attempt, the granddaughter of G1 CoronationS. heroine Shake the Yoke (GB) (Caerleon) secured agarden trip in third as firster Opening Night (Theatrical{Ire}) made the early running. The blaze-faced dark bayranged up entering the lane and was confidently han-dled by rider Leslie Mawing on her way to a 2 1/4-length graduation. Opening Night completed the exacta.Sales history: $70,000 yrl '09 KEESEP. Click for thebrisnet.com chart. Video, sponsored by Taylor Made.Lifetime Record: 4-1-2-0, $28,900. O-John Carver, Jerry Hollendorfer & George Todaro.B-B Wayne Hughes (KY). T-Jerry Hollendorfer.
IN BRITAIN:+Fastest Magician, g, 2, Johannesburg. See ABreeders= Edition Europe.@
First-crop starters to watch: Thursday, November 18Sire (Sire’s Sire), current farm, 2007 Fee, #foals of racing age/Winners/BlackTypeWnrs * Race #-track, race type, distance, runner, odds (if available)
ARTIE SCHILLER (El Prado {Ire}), Pauls Mill, $15K, 99/9/18-AQU, Stk, 1m, Artie Luvsto Party, $70K SAR AUG yrl, 8-15-RP, Msw, 1m, Schillerthekiller, $12K KEE SEP yrl, 30-1BADGE OF SILVER (Silver Deputy), Airdrie Stud, $15K, 101/13/07-RP, Aoc, 6f, Flagler Beach, 15-17-RP, Aoc, 6f, Moore West, $25K KEE SEP yrl, 8-1BERNARDINI (A.P. Indy), Darley, $100K, 109/9/45-RP, Msw, 1m, Hammers Bullet, 20-1BLUEGRASS CAT (Storm Cat), WinStar Farm, $50K, 118/18/27-GG, Msw, 1mT, Zayda, $22K KEE SEP yrlFLOWER ALLEY (Distorted Humor), Three Chimneys, $25K, 88/6/08-CD, Msw, 1 1/16m, Sassy's Dream, $50K KEE SEP yrl, 4-1MIGUEL CERVANTES (Danzig), Moon Lake Equine Ctr, $2K, 8/1/07-RP, Aoc, 6f, El Don Quixote, $7K OKL SUM yrl, 4-1SILVER TRAIN (Old Trieste), Vinery, $25K, 125/18/01-WO, Msw, 1 1/16m, Silver Ami, $76K CAN SEP yrl, 6-1SIR SHACKLETON (Miswaki), Dana Point Farm, $8K, 33/2/03-HOL, Msw, 5fT, T. K. Fortysix, $10K FTK OCT yrlSURVIVALIST (Danzig), Park Stud, 41/5/01-WO, Msw, 1 1/16m, Carolina Moon, $21K CAN SEP yrl, 20-1UNBRIDLED ENERGY (Unbridled's Song), Crestwood, $10K, 79/5/05-RP, Msw, 1m, Lusterdust, $25K FTK JUL yrl, 8-1
First/Second-crop starters to watch: Thursday, Nov. 18Sire (Sire’s Sire), current farm, 2006 Fee, #foals of racing age/Winners/BlackTypeWnrs * Race #-track, race type, distance, runner, odds (if available)
CAUSE UR MINE (Giant's Causeway), Outback Stallion Stn, 47/5/14-HOL, Stk, 7 1/2f, Our MinesweeperROCK HARD TEN (Kris S.), Lane's End, $50K, 150/30/53-HOL, Msw, 5fT, +Ten Devils
SOUMILLON TO RIDE FOR WILDENSTEINJockey Christophe Soumillon, who had been mooted as
a possible replacement for Johnny Murtagh as the
number one jockey for Coolmore, yesterday signed a
contract that will see the France-based Belgian ride for
Ecurie Wildenstein next term. Soumillon, whose
long-term engagement as His Highness The Aga Khan's
retained jockey in France ended last year, has been a
mainstay for conditioner Jean-Claude Rouget this se-
mester. His contract for the Wildenstein operation will
begin next month with the ride on Planteur (Ire)
(Danehill Dancer {Ire}) in the G1 Hong Kong Cup.
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Yesterday=s Result:PREIS DER OSTDEUTSCHEN SPARKASSEN-Listed,i20,000, Dresden, 11-17, 3yo/up, 1 3/8mT, 2:26.96,sf.1--#SCHILLER DANON (GER), 125, c, 4, by Samum (Ger)--Soljanka (Ger), by Halling. (i16,000 yrl >07 BBAAUG). O-Stall D=Angelo; B-Benedikt Fassbender; T-Waldemar Hickst; J-Alexander Pietsch; i13,000. Lifetime Record: 11 starts, 3 wins, 2 places, i59,250.2--Eminem (Ger), 129, g, 6, Samum (Ger)--Enigma (Ger), by Sharp Victor. O-Stall Laurus; B-Gestut Park Wiedingen; T-Norbert Sauer; i4,000.3--Monday Show, 127, f, 4, Maria=s Mon--La Sylphide (Swi), by Barathea (Ire). O-Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum; B-Darley; T-Henri-Alex Pantall; i2,000.Margins: 1 1/4, 2, HD. Odds: 10.50, 2.90, 7.10.Also Ran: Earlsalsa (Ger), Lyssio (Ger), Power Eva (Ger),Westfalensturm (Ger), Talgado (GB), Schutzenjunker(Ger), That's Me (Ger), Night Fashion (Ger).
Yesterday=s Result:Kempton Park, 19.10, Cond, ,9,700, 3yo/up, 7f (AWT), 1:25.17, stn.DREAM EATER (IRE) (h, 5, Night Shift--Kapria {Fr}{GSP-Fr}, by Simon du Desert {Fr}), who ran third inthe June 15 G1 Queen Anne S. at Royal Ascot and wasa last-out 11th in the Oct. 16 G2 Challenge S. atNewmarket, kept within range of the leaders through-out this lesser spot. Making smooth progress in thestraight, the 5-4 pick quickened smartly in the closingstages to deny Beauchamp Viceroy (GB) (ComptonAdmiral {GB}) by a neck nearing the line. Sales history:40,000gns wnlg '05 TATDEC. Lifetime Record: SW &G1SP-Eng, GSP-Tur, 28-3-5-7, ,609,505.O-J C Smith; B-Stone Ridge Farm; T-Andrew Balding.
RACING NSW GAINS WIN IN FEDERAL COURTRacing New South Wales secured a key legal victoryover corporate betting agencies Betfair and Sportsbet inan Australian Federal Court Wednesday, reports Racingand Sports. The court handed down a unanimous rul-ing, allowing the NSW racing au-thority to impose a 1.5-percent taxon turnover from all wagering oper-ators covering NSW racing. Thecourt=s decision upheld an earlierfinding that the legislation underwhich the tax is imposed isvalid.The court also decided thatRacing NSW had not engaged in aconspiracy to allow Tabcorp andNSW bookmakers to avoid payingturnover tax. The race fields legisla-tion enabling Racing NSW to chargea product fee based on turnover was introduced inSeptember of 2008. Sportsbet and Betfair, who hadargued that the fees were discriminatory, have 28 daysto appeal yesterday=s ruling to a High Court. "This is the biggest payday for the 50,000 partici-pants in the NSW racing industry,@ Racing NSW ChiefExecutive Peter V'Landys told Racing and Sports.According to V=Landy=s, the ruling will release A$120million in back payments received from corporate book-makers pending the result of the court appeals and themoney would go to increased purses, infrastructure andincreasing wages of industry workers. "We wanted certainty and this was the only way toget it," Racing NSW Chairman Alan Brown told Racingand Sports. "This is a win for the NSW racing industryand a blueprint for the rest of Australia." "We have a couple of options,@ Betfair's AustralianChief Executive Andrew Twaits told Racing and Sport.AOne is to run a fresh case on appeal [in High Court],another option is to go to the ACCC [Australian Compe-tition and Consumer Commission] with some compel-ling evidence of anti-competitive conduct. We do thinkwe have a strong claim and the fee is manifestly un-fair.@
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Stallion Sire G1 Winners Galileo (Ire) Sadler’s Wells 7 Oasis Dream (GB) Green Desert 4 Candy Ride (Arg) Ride the Rails 3 Dansili (GB) Danehill 3 Malibu Moon A.P. Indy 3 Marju (Ire) Last Tycoon (Ire) 3 Medaglia d’Oro El Prado (Ire) 3 Montjeu (Ire) Sadler’s Wells 3 Street Cry (Ire) Machiavellian 3 Unusual Heat Nureyev 3
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BLACK-TYPE RESULTS:SOPHOMORE SPRINT S., $75,000, MNR, 11-16, 3yo,6f, 1:13 1/5, sy.1--#RUMMY'S COMMAND, 116, g, 3, Deputy Rummy-- Silent Hayley, by Unaccounted For. O-Shotwell Farm; B-Harold L Shotwell (WV); T-Donald T Blankenship; J-Olaf Hernandez; $45,000. Lifetime Record: 13-4-2-3, $100,042.2--Dixie Band, 116, g, 3, Dixie Union--Tutorial, by Forty Niner. ($50,000 yrl '08 KEESEP; $60,000 2yo >09 FTFFEB). O-Darrell & Evelyn Yates. $15,000.3--Precious Duke, 116, g, 3, Toccet--Sing and Swing, by Dixieland Band. ($35,000 yrl '08 KEESEP). O-Jac Racing. $7,500.Margins: 3 1/4, 2 1/4, 1HF. Odds: 18.20, 0.70, 14.20.
ALLOWANCE RESULTS:1st-WOX, $73,205, Opt. Clm. ($62,500-$60,000),NW2X, 3yo/up, f/m, 6 1/2f (AWT), 1:17 1/5, ft.RETRACEABLE (f, 4, Medaglia d=Oro--Embraceable{SP}, by Dehere) Lifetime Record: SW, 19-3-3-5,$346,167. O-Quintessential Racing Florida LLC & Rich-ard & Patricia Lenhian. B-Hill 'n' Dale Farms (ON).T-Mark E Casse. *C$20,000 yrl '07 CANOCT. **1/2 toMaritime Passion (Stormy Atlantic), SW, $133,761.
9th-AQU, $51,600, NW1X, (S), 3yo/up, f/m, 1m (offturf), 1:39, ft.MISS DOLAN'S ROSE (m, 5, Judge T C--Dolan Hill, byKokand) Lifetime Record: 22-2-2-3, $92,614.O/B-Willard C Freeman (NY). T-Glenn B DiSanto.
8th-LRL, $30,000, Opt. Clm. ($50,000-$45,000),NW1X, 2yo, 1m, 1:39 4/5, ft.AFTERNOON ACTION (c, 2, Action This Day--Cham-plain Sunset, by Nasty and Bold) Lifetime Record:5-2-1-1, $38,280. O-Manfred Roos. B-Kim & RodneyNardelli (KY). T-John Rigattieri. *$4,200 wlng '08KEENOV.
5th-HAW, $25,000, NW1X, 3yo/up, f/m, 1 1/16m,1:47 2/5, ft.ROMAN INVADER (f, 3, Roman Ruler--Pretty Gale {SW,$217,326}, by Mountain Cat) Lifetime Record: 9-3-0-1,$36,377. O-John Conforti. B-R L Reineman Stable Inc(KY). T-Ronald O Goodridge. *$27,000 RNA yrl '08KEESEP.
6th-MNR, $20,200, 11-16, NW2L, 2yo, f, 5 1/2f, 1:07 2/5, sy.PASSIONATE SHOPPER (f, 2, Trippi--Passionate Terri,by Unzipped) Lifetime Record: 9-2-0-2, $32,621.O-Elmer L Parker Jr. B-Horses of Course Inc (FL).T-Douglas L Johnson. *$30,000 RNA wlng '08OBSOCT. **1/2 to Passionate Bird (Birdonthewire),MSW, $275,399; and full to Pretty Miss Trippi (Trippi),SP, $156,205.
ADDITIONAL MAIDEN WINNERS:Bracket Buster, c, 2, Henny Hughes--Code of Love, by Cryptoclearance. CDX, 11-17, (C), 1m, 1:38 1/5. B-Kidder, M Levy & J & J Mamakos (KY). *$130,000 RNA wlng '08 KEENOV; $70,000 RNA yrl '09 KEESEP. **1/2 to Casino Evil (Salt Lake), MSW, $309,906. ***13th winner for freshman sire (by Hennessy).
Beau de Beaupre, c, 2, Holy Bull--Cassette Case, by Mighty Magee. AQU, 11-17, (S), 1m, 1:39 3/5. B-Nassau CC Stables (NY). *Won by 8 lengths.
CONDITIONS RESULTS:ITALY, Rome, 15.30, 11-16, i19,800, 3yo/up, 1 1/16mT, 1:48.20, hy.CEPRIN (IRE) (h, 9, Desert Prince {Ire}--Black Wood, by Woodman) Lifetime Record: MSW & MGSP-Ity, 71-26-20-8, i576,487. O-Scuderia SIBA di AziendaAgricola Antezzate SRL; B-Scuderia SIBA SPA; T-Stefano Botti. *1/2 to Moriwood (Ity) (Morgi {GB}),SW & MSP-Ity, $262,629.
ADDITIONAL MAIDEN WINNERS:Indian Jack (Ire), g, 2, Indian Haven (GB)--Almaviva (Ire), by Grand Lodge. Kempton Park, Britain, 11-17, Mdn, 2yo, 7f (AWT). B-Waterford Hall Stud. *i19,000 wnlg >08 GOFNOV; 32,000gns yrl >09 TATOCT; 10,000gns 2yo >10 TATGNS.+Fastest Magician, g, 2, Johannesburg--Houdini=s Honey, by Mr. Prospector. Lingfield, Britain, 11-17, Mdn, 2yo, 6f (AWT). B-Charles Fipke. *1/2 to Awesome Act (Awesome Awesome Again), GSW & G1SP, $296,662.Redlor (Ity), c, 2, Masterful--Loire (Ire), by Cadeaux Genereux (GB). Rome, Italy, 11-16, Mdn, 2yo, 1 1/16mT. B-Porzia Rossi.Run On Ruby (Fr), f, 2, Muhtathir (GB)--Zigrala (Fr), by Linamix (Fr). Kempton Park, Britain, 11-17, Mdn, 2yo, 7f (AWT). B-Victoria, Etienne & Julien Dubois. *i65,000 yrl >09 ARQAUG.Pertuis (Ire), g, 4, Verglas (Ire)--Lady Killeen (Ire), by Marju (Ire). Lingfield, Britain, 11-17, Mdn, 3yo/up, 1 1/4m (AWT). B-Killeen Castle Stud. *11,000gns wnlg >06 TATDEC; i60,000 yrl >07 DEAAUG.
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