Thursday, Daily News Novem ber 29, 2001 TDN For inform ation, call (732) 747- 8060. HEADLINE NEWS

PIVO TAL START FOR FO ALS VAL ROYAL HEADS HONG KONG SELECTIONS The Tattersalls Decem ber Foal Sales began w ith a brief A total of 56 horses representing 10 different countries and low- key session yesterday afternoon at which the top have been selected to participate in the 2001 Hong Kong price of 36,000 guineas was paid for a January- born colt International Races set for Sunday, Decem ber 16 at Sha Tin by Pivotal (GB)- - Magical Veil (GB) (Majestic Light) offered Racecourse. The group is headed by GI Breeders’ Cup M ile by Witney Stud. Owner Andrew Christou, recent purchaser of hero Val Royal (Fr) (Royal Academ y), who will take his shot Winterbeck Manor Stud near Grantham , bought the colt who in the G1 Hong Kong Cup over 2000 m eters. That event, will be trained in the nam e of Holistic Racing by Ian Balding the final in the Em irates World Series, has also attracted GI and his son Andrew. "His configuration was superb and I Arlington Million victor Silvano (Ger) (Lom itas {GB}) and Jim feel that Pivotal is going to be a leading sire," said And Tonic (Fr) (Double Bed {Fr}), third to in Christou. "I would look to have no m ore than 15 to 20 the 2000 renew al of the Cup. Those two com batants faced horses and quality is what I am looking for and w ill be after off in the G1 Audem ars Piguet Queen Elizabeth II Cup at m ares with good blood next week.” Christou also bought Sha Tin in April, with Silvano getting the better of his fellow 's half- brother by Polish Precedent for 30,000gns at globetrotter by 1 3/4 lengths. Falvelon (Aus) (Alannon the Houghton in October. The turnover, for just 48 lots {Aus}) and Morluc (Housebuster), one- two in the 2000 G1 sold, was predictably well- down on last year's larger ses- , should vie for favoritism along with sion while the average and m edian also failed to m atch the Nuclear Debate (Geiger Counter) this tim e around. The 2000 figures. The sale continues today, with a session m ultiple Group 1 winner, ninth as the 8- 5 favorite a year beginning at 10 a.m . when prices should increase. ago w hen racing for trainer John Ham m ond, was purchased to race in the U.S. by conditioner Darrell Vienna and was TATTERSALLS W EDNESDAY TOP THREE LOTS fifth in the GIII Hollywood Turf Sprint in his stateside bow Hip# Sex Sire Dam Price (gns) last Friday. Arthur Appleton’s Forbidden Apple (Pleasant 285 colt Pivotal (GB) Magical Veil (GB) 36,000 Colony) carries the hopes of Am erica in the G1 Hong Kong Consigned by Witney Stud Mile. The six- year- old, a solid fourth in the Cup a year Purchased by Winterbeck Manor Stud ago, com es into this shorter event in sharp form for 299 colt Atraf (G B ) Desert Lynx (Ire) 24,000 Christophe Clem ent, with a victory in the GII Kelso H. two Consigned by Manor Farm Stud back and a runner- up finish to Val Royal in the BC M ile. Purchased by Mr John Troy The hom e team could have its best shot in the M ile with 301 colt Daggers Drawn Runs In The Fam ily (GB)22,000 Electronic Unicorn (Housebuster). Fifth in 2000, the five- Consigned by Trickledown Stud year- old gelding com es into this year’s race on the heels Purchased by W ill Edm eades Bloodstock of a victory in the Chevalier Cup at Sha Tin last weekend. Also in with a good shot is the five-year- old m are Proudwings (Ger) (Dashing Blade {GB}), disqualified from a TATTERSALLS DECEMBER FO ALS victory in the G1 Prix Jacques le M arois earlier this sum m er and winner over the past weekend of the Capital S. in WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 2001 Japan. (Ire) (Sadler’s Wells) is back to defend his title in the G1 Hong Kong Vase over 2400 m eters. His chief SESSION TOTALS 2001 2000 com petition should com e in the form of G2 Dubai Sheem a No. Sold 48 105 Classic winner Stay Gold (Jpn) (Sunday Silence). The seven- Gross 231,050gns 525,000gns year- old prepped with a fourth- place effort in last Average 4,814gns 5,000gns MUTAKDDIM Median 2,700gns 3,000gns Seeking The Gold’s leading son at stud John G. Sikura, President 2001 progeny earnings of $1,912,898, 4 N.A. Stakes W inners PHONE: (859) 255- 8290 (Hattiesburg, G3, $417,285, etc.), & 12 N.A. Stakes H orses FAX: (859) 281- 6148 WORLDWIDE TDN Thursday, Novem ber 29, 2001 £15,000, Oct. 1 term s. H B R I T A I N H DARLEY JOINT-PRESIDENT OF JAGB TDN Worldwide Today ...... 2 pages Kevin Darley was yesterday nam ed as the successor to the recently retired John Reid MBE as Joint- President of the Jockeys Association. Darley, who has served on the JAGB Yesterday’s Results: Council since 1988 and was elected as Flat Vice- President 12.40 Lingfield, Sponsor a Race for a Birthday Maiden S. in 1995, said yesterday, “I am extrem ely honoured to be (Class D) (Div. 1), £5,240, 2yo, 1m (AWT), 1:38.86, std. asked to represent jockeys and succeed John Reid as COMPTON DRAGON (USA) (c, 2, Woodm an {USA}--Vilikaia Joint- President of the Jockeys Association. I have been a {USA} {GSW & G1SP- Fr, G1SP- Ire, $125,223}, by m em ber of the JAGB since I started riding and the Associa- {USA}), sent off the even-m oney favourite, was held up in tion, on a lim ited budget, does an excellent job in support- eighth early as Ewar Victoria (Fr) (Valanour {Ire}) cut out ing jockeys. I know that the Jockeys Association is currently the running. Short of room on the turn into the straight, he involved in som e im portant discussion with the Racecourse was eased through the field soon after to lead with 100 Association and I look forward to giving m y support.” Mi- yards rem aining. Asked to quicken there, the response was chael Caulfield, executive m anager of the Jockeys Associa- im m ediate and he stretched clear from his flagging rivals in tion, com m ented, “I am delighted that Kevin has agreed to a m atter of strides, going away to win by four lengths. A becom e Joint- President and I know that he will do an half to Legend of Russia (GB) (Suave Dancer {USA}), SW- excellent job in representing the Association. Kevin is re- US & SP- Fr, $167,046, the chestnut colt was a Ir£75,000 spected by his fellow jockeys for the w ay he conducts GOFORB yearling. “This fellow is a sm art guy and I think he him self on and off the racecourse and the Association could could be very, very nice and potentially very sm art,” winning not be in better hands.” trainer Gerard Butler told PA Sport. “Erik Penser sent m e to Goffs to buy three yearlings and I cam e back with one- - I’d CLARKE GETS YARMOUTH spent all his m oney. He's a m iler, but he has an awful lot Sir Stanley Clarke’s Northern Racing Lim ited com pany of speed and I don’t think I’ll send him to Dubai. I’d rather has reached a deal to run Yarm outh racecourse for the wrap him up in cotton wool now and look after him . He’s next 125 years, it was revealed yesterday. Clarke, who also runs Bath, Hereford, Newcastle, Sedgefield, Uttoxeter and very m ature and laid back, but at least he has had a race Brighton, said yesterday, “Great Yarm outh has a bit of today.” Lifetim e Record: 2- 1- 1- 0, £3,406. m agic about it and can re-establish its position as an O- Erik Penser; B- Orpendale and Partners; T- Gerard im portant visitor attraction and an im proving asset to the Butler; J- Jam ie Spencer. resort. It will benefit from being part of a larger racing group.” 2.10 Lingfield, Sponsor a Race for a Birthday Maiden S. (Class D) (Div. 2), £5,240, 2yo, 1m (AWT), 1:39.06, std. MEDICEAN RELAXING INTO NEW HOME + LIBERTY RO YAL (GB) (c, 2, Ali- Royal {Ire}- - Hope Chest Medicean (GB) (M achiavellian {USA}), winner of the G1 {GB}, by Kris {GB}) raced in fifth on the rail early as Kew Eclipse S. at Sandown July 7, has settled in w ell to his new (GB) (Royal Applause {GB}) led. Quickening well in the surroundings at Cheveley Park Stud in Newm arket. The straight, he got on top with 150 yards rem aining before four- year- old, who also took the G1 Lockinge S. at asserting to beat Clim ate (Ire) (Catrail {USA}) by 1 1/2 Newbury May 19 and G2 Queen Anne S. at Royal Ascot June lengths as the 2- 1 joint favourite. A 10,000gns TATDEC foal 19, m ay cover Cheveley Park's own filly Regal Rose (GB) and a 20,000gns TATOCT yearling, he is the 23rd winner for (Danehill {USA}), winner of the G1 Cheveley Park S. at his first- crop sire (by Royal Academ y {USA}). Lifetim e New m arket last Septem ber before being retired in August. Record: 1- 1- 0- 0, £3,406. “She has been pencilled in, but we haven’t confirm ed our O- T W Wellard; B- Am bersham Stud; T- Peter Makin; nom inations yet and he needs a certain num ber of older J- Tony Clark. m ares in his first season,” Cheveley’s Julian Dollar said yesterday. “Fortunately we have a very high class of broodm are and he w ill cover som e nice m ares of ours. W e have had plenty of interest and w e are delighted- - he is not full yet, but he will be.” Medicean stands at a fee of TDN P WORLDWIDE • 11/29/01 • PAGE 2 of 3

H H O N G K O N G H Terre a Terre, who took the G1 Prix de l’Opera at TOP FRESHMAN SIRES IN EUROPE - 2001 Longcham p Oct. 7, will go for the 10- furlong G1 Hong Kong Cup in place of Hap (USA). Ralf Suerland’s Proudwings Horse (Sire) W inners* (G er) (Dashing Blade {GB}) flies into Hong Kong from Japan today for the Mile. David Nicholls’ Baham ian Pirate (USA) (Danehill) 27 Danehill Dancer (Housebuster {USA}), Ian Balding’s Nicobar (GB) (Indian Ali- Royal (Royal Academ y) 23 Ridge {Ire}), M arcus Tregoning’s M ubtaker (USA) ( S ilv e r Royal Applause (Waajib) 20 Hawk {USA}), Andreas W ohler’s Paolini (Ger) (Lando {Ger}) Woodborough (Woodm an) 16 and Criquette Head- M aarek’s W ith The Flow (USA) (Irish Alhaarth (Unfuwain) 13 R ive r {F r}) w ill n o t tra ve l to S h a Tin fo r th e m e e tin g . *Through Nov. 28. H M A I D E N W I N N E R S H Statistics courtesy of Hyperion Prom otions + Liberty Royal (GB), c , 2 , A li- R o y a l ( Ire ) - - Hope Chest (GB), by Kris (GB). Lingfield, Sponsor a Race for a MORE EUROPEANS GET THEIR CHANCE Birthday Maiden S. (Class D) (Div. 2), 2yo, 1m (AWT), Tam burlaine (Ire) (Royal Academ y {USA}), Terre a Terre £3,406 to winner. B- Am bersham Stud. *23rd winner (F r) (Kaldounevees {Fr}) and The Trader (Ire) (Selkirk {USA}) fo r first- cro p sire (by Royal Academ y {U S A}). **10,000gns were yesterday given the opportunity to race at the Hong wnl ‘99 TATDEC; 20,000gns yrl ‘00 TATOCT. Kong International m eeting Dec. 16. Tam burlaine, runner- up Com pton Dragon (USA), c , 2 , W oodm an (USA)- - V ilik a ia to Golan (Ire) in the G1 2000 Guineas at Newm arket May 5, (USA) (GSW & G1SP- Fr, G1SP- Ire, $125,223), by heads for the G1 M ile, while M ichael Blanshard’s The Trader, Nureyev (USA). Lingfield, Britain, 11- 28, Sponsor a winner of the Listed Dubai Airport World Trophy at Newbury Race for a Birthday Maiden S. (Class D) (Div. 1), 2yo, Sept. 22, will take his chance in the G1 Sprint. Eric Libaud’s 1 m (AW T), £3,406 to winner. B- Orpendale & Partners. TDN P WORLDWIDE • 11/29/01 • PAGE 3 of 3

*Ir£75,000 yrl ‘00 GOFORB. **1/2 to Legend of Russia (GB) (Suave Dancer {USA}), SW-US & SP-Fr, $167,046.

IRISH TURFORM RATINGS 2001 Two- Year- Olds Three- Year- Olds 123 Johannesburg 132 G a lile o 117p Hawk Wing 127 M ila n 116p High Chaparral 127 Mozart 116 Rock of Gibraltar 121 Black Minnaloushe 114 Ballingarry 121 Vinnie Roe 114 Castle Gandolfo 119 Im agine AM ERICAN TDN Thursday, Novem ber 29, 2001

I N E W Y O R K I 2nd-AQU, $42,000, Msw, 2 y o , f, 1 m (o ff tu rf) , 1 :3 8 1 / 5 , ft. Yesterday’s Results: CLEAR DESTINY (f, 2, Deputy Minister- - Crystal Shard, by Mr. 8th- AQU, $48,000, Alw, 3yo/up, 1 1/8m T, 1:51, gd. Prospector) was a close second while distancing the rest of 1- - REVVED UP, 118, c, 3, Sultry Song- - Win Approval, the field in her career bow over the course and distance by With Approval. O- Live Oak Plantation; B- Live Oak Nov. 2. Backed down to 8- 5 favoritism , the juvenile was Stud (FL); T- Christophe Clem ent. Lifetim e Record: content to settle in third early, but never let the front- 9- 4- 1- 0, $123,840. *1/2 to Miesque’s Approval running Fire Red (Explosive Red) get too far aw ay from her. (Miesque’s Son), SW & MGSP, $182,545. The chestnut took over after a m odest three- quarters and 2- - M y Request, 120, c, 4, Norquestor- - M y Three was kept to task late, winning by 2 1/2 lengths over Mothers, by Two Punch. Argentum (Silver Deputy). Lifetim e Record: 2- 1- 1- 0, 3- - Castle Com er, 116, c, 4, Farm a Way- - She Won't $33,600. Blush, by Blushing Groom (Fr). O- G W atts Hum phrey Jr. B- G W atts Jr & Louise I Hum phrey Margins: 1, 1HF, 3/4. Odds: 3.30, 1.20, 13.30. (KY). T- George R Arnold II. Revved Up, sidelined following a 10th in the GII S. last Novem ber, returned to action with a tired fourth 4th-AQU, $41,000, Msw, 2yo, 6f, 1:10 1/5, ft. over the Saratoga lawn Aug. 25. Given a brief break, he RIVER GAMBLER (c, 2, Capote- - Harbor Springs {SW, cam e back to win an 11- furlong allowance over this course $123,038}, by Vice Regent) led for m ost of the way in his Nov. 2 and was sent off the second choice. The grey colt career debut Nov. 6, but could not hold his advantage, rated along the inside, angled out to m ake his run and finishing second by three lengths. The full to Boston Harbor finished strongly to seal his second straight success. (Ch. 2yo, GISW, $1,934,605), ducked in slightly at the start, but recovered quickly to place him self within striking posi- 7th- AQU, $43,000, Alw, 3yo/up, f/m , 7f, 1:22 4/5, ft. tion. The 8- 5 choice took aim on the front runner leaving PERFECT ENDING (f, 3, Boone's Mill- - Crem e Carom el, by the quarter pole, drew clear and held on to score by Whitesburg), who began the year with three straight wins 1 1/2 lengths from Change of Identity (Petionville). Lifetim e over this track in claim ing com pany, was com ing off a pair Record: 2- 1- 1- 0, $32,800. of third- place finishes against M eadow lands allow ance foes O/B- Overbrook Farm (KY). T- D W ayne Lukas. Oct. 20 and Nov. 2. Sent off at 6- 1, the filly pressed the pacesetters and drew off to win by a length. Bold Feat 6th-AQU, $41,000, Msw, 2yo, 6f, 1:09 3/5, ft. (Capote) was second. The winner is a half sister to Confed- CHARIOTEER (c, 2, Silver Deputy- - New W ave {SW , erate Bill (Tilt Up, SW, $342,742) and Dawson’s Legacy $206,289}, by Dynaform er), a $55,000 KEESEP yearling, (Roanoke, Ch. 2yo Colt- Can, GSW & GISP, $525,845). was second behind Heavyweight Cham p in his debut at Lifetim e Record: 11- 4- 0- 2, $101,490. Belm ont in July and was runner- up again behind Thunder O- Anthony F Haynes & Faustino F Ram os. B- Robert G Days July 28 at Saratoga. Off since then, the colt was Megibben & Clayton B Patrick (KY). T- Faustino Ram os. m ade the 4- 5 favorite. He raced with the pace before m aking a three wide m ove into the stretch and finishing TELL IT TO TH E TDN ... strongly for a 1 1/4- length victory over Mike’s Classic (Seeking the Gold). Lifetim e Record: 3- 1- 2- 0, $41,000. Want to send a “Letter to the Editor” of the O- Peachtree Stable. B- Lavin Bloodstock (KY). T- Todd A Thoroughbred Daily News? Our address is 27 M onm outh Pletcher. St., Red Bank, NJ, 07701; or send a fax to: (732) 747- 8955; or an e-m ail to: m ediavista@ AOL.com . TDN TODAY Am erican ...... 5 pages SILVER GHOST, Mr. Prospector – Misty Gallore BOX 626, VERSAILLES, KY His 36th stakes winner: CASHEL CASTLE (2yo c.) ran off 40383 with the $102,000 Hoosier Juvenile S. by 8 lengths to rem ain (859) 873- 7300 FAX undefeated in 3 starts. (859) 873- 3746 E- M AIL: TDN P AM ERICAN • 11/29/01 • PAGE 2 of 5

I E A S T I third career stakes victory in a race com prom ised by de- fections, the 1- 2 favorite assum ed an easy early lead and Our Em blem , Disco Rico to M urm ur Farm : held the advantage all the way hom e, scoring by daylight. Eleven-year- old Our Em blem (Mr. Prospector- - Personal Yesterday’s Results: Ensign, by Private Account) and recently retired Disco Rico 6th- LRL, $33,000, Alw, Opt. Clm . ($40- 35,000), 3yo/up, (Citidancer- - Round It Off, by Apalachee) will take up resi- f/m , 7f, 1:25 2/5, ft. dence at E. Allen and Audrey Murray’s Murm ur Farm in DIVINE LINE (f, 3, Boundary--Affordable Price {SW & MGSP, Darlington, M aryland, next season. A m ultiple Grade I per- $181,450}, by Drouilly {Fr}), seeking her fifth straight vic- form er, second- crop sire Our Em blem relocates from tory, was claim ed for $35,000 from an Claiborne Farm in Kentucky and will stand the 2002 season 8 1/2-length win at Saratoga Sept. 2 and went on to win for $4,000. A full brother to Miner’s Mark and Traditionally an Oct. 23 Philly allow ance and an O ct. 31 optional claim er and a half to My Flag, the dark bay is the sire of Uncle at the Big M. The 2- 1 shot took the lead from the start, Punk, winner this season of the Inaugural S. at Arapahoe opened up by 1 1/2 lengths and held off Double Trick Park. He is represented by 21 winners and his progeny have (Phone Trick) late for a 3/4- length tally. The winner is a earned $758,080 to date. Disco Rico was retired after half sister to Lady Skywalker (Skywalker, MSW & GSP, fracturing his left front leg when winning the Oct. 27 Lite $214,245) and Moore’s Flat (High Brite, MSW & MGSP, the Fuse S. at Laurel, one of five stakes wins this season. $512,563). Lifetim e Record: 13- 6- 3- 0, $124,040. The four- year- old won the GIII Jersey Shore Breeders’ Cup O- Gianca Stable. B- Hinkle Farm s (KY). T- A Velazquez. in 2000 and the GIII Maryland Breeders’ Cup this year. He will also com m and a fee of $4,000. 9th-CRC, $21,000, Alw, 3yo/up, f/m , 1 1/16m T, 1:42 4/5, fm . Late Tuesday Results: WHAT A PRICE (f, 3, Repriced- - Majestic Wand, by War) SOPHOMORE SPRINT CHAMPIONSHIP S., $56,900, MNR, m issed by a neck in her debut over the Hialeah turf in 11- 27, 3yo, 6f, 1:09 1/5, sy. April, but was awarded the victory via disqualification. Off 1- - NATIVE HEIR, 122, c, 3, Makin- - Mary Had a Lot, for four m onths, she returned to w in an Aug. 10 allow ance by Double Zeus. ($20,000 yrl '99 FTMOCT). over course and distance last tim e out. The 8- 5 favorite O/T- A W Dutrow; B- S F Young (VA); J- M G Pino; stalked the pace, took charge in upper stretch and was $35,847. Lifetim e Record: 12-8-2-2, $228,480. *1/2 hard ridden to score by 1 1/4 lengths over Mom ’s Appeal to A Lot Of Mary (Clever Cham p), MSW, $367,452. (Valid Appeal). Lifetim e Record: 3- 3- 0- 0, $36,600. 2- - Gold Star, 115, c, 3, Gold Legend--Peaches' Best, by I'm Glad (Arg). $11,380. O- Kay Hale. B- Hargus & Sandra Sexton (KY). T- R Hale. 3- - Freeway Ticket, 119, c, 3, Deposit Ticket- - Reni, by Palace Music. ($22,000 2yo ‘00 LOUMAR). 8th-LRL, $25,000, Msw, 2yo, 6f, 1:12 1/5, ft. $6,259. + SAINTS GO MARCHING (c, 2, Dixieland Band- - Really Fancy Margins: 8 1/4, 3/4, 1HF. Odds: 0.50, 3.60, 3.90. {GSW}, by In Reality), a $90,000 FTSAUG yearling, displayed Native Heir has won four of his last five starts, the m ost a solid work tab and debuted as the 3- 2 chalk. Breaking recent a half- length score in the Blue and Grey S. against alertly, the bay colt dueled for the lead, took charge turning statebreds at Charles Town Oct. 27. Looking to record his for hom e and prevailed by two lengths over In the Clear TDN P AM ERICAN • 11/29/01 • PAGE 3 of 5

(Cryptoclearance). The winner is a 1/2 to Stately Warrior I M I D W E S T I (Stately Don, MSP, $373,303) and Real Sovereign (Leo Castelli, SW, $179,467). Lifetim e Record: 1- 1- 0- 0, Kentucky Stallions on the M ove: $14,250. A trio of young stallions have left Kentucky to take up O- Carey K M iller. B- Questroyal Stable & Barry Ostrager residence in Texas. M ystery Storm (S torm B ird - - Affirm ed (KY). T- Rodney Jenkins. Classic, by Affirm ed) and El Am ante (Wild Again- - Forli’s I S O. C A L I F O R N I A I Angel, by Broadway Forli), who began their stud careers at Dixiana Farm , will be joined by freshm an sire Cat’s Career Mizzen Mast to Malibu? (Mr. Prospector- - Com ical Cat, by Exceller) at Ward- Weston Juddm onte Farm s’ M izzen M ast (Cozzene), scratched at Stratus Medina Ranch near San Antonio. from Sunday’s GI Hollywood Derby due to the yielding turf From three crops of racing age, nine- year- old M ystery conditions, could resurface on the opening day card of the Storm is the sire of four stakes winners, including MGSW Santa Anita m eeting. Trainer Bobby Frankel, who swept Swept Away and Makeup A Mystery, a m ultiple stakes winner Sunday’s Grade I events with Starine (Fr) (Matriarch) and in Italy. He stands next year for $5,000. Cat’s Career, who Denon (Hollywood Derby) said that he is thinking about stood his first four seasons at Brereton C. Jones’ Airdrie running M izzen M ast in the GI M alibu S. on the m ain track Stud, is the sire of six winners from 23 starters to date Dec. 26. The gray colt, winner of the G3 in and will stand for $3,500. El Am ante, winner of the 1996 France, m ost recently annexed the Bien Bien S. over the GIII Flam ingo S. and GIII Salvator Mile in 1998, is repre- Hollywood turf course Nov. 7. sented by his first foals in 2001. Bred in Kentucky by Straus- Medina Ranch, the eight- year- old will stand his first Thoroughbred Daily News is : Texas season for $2,500. Barry Weisbord President/Co- Publisher Sue Finley Vice President/Co- Publisher A + will denote winners who are first- tim e starters, an (S) Andy Belfiore Editor- in- Chief will be used for state-bred races, a (C) will be used for Alycia Borer Director ofCongr Adverattiulsiatngions to the best custom ers in the world Jessica Martini Associate Editor on FOUR Grade I and Grade II wins last week! Alan Carasso KUROAssistFantUN E,Edi witornner of the Novem ber 24 $2,039,751 Japan Cup Dirt (GI) M arie Kizenko Assistant EdiSoltord Keeneland Septem ber 1999 for $70,000; Earnings now $2,986,184 Christina Bossinakis Editorial Assistant O- Makoto Kaneko; B- Nicholas M Lotz (KY); T- Kunihide Matsuda Vicki Forbes Director of Custom er Services Consigned by Eaton Sales, Agent; Purchased by BNK Stable

LEFT BANK, winner of the Novem ber 24 $350,000 Cigar Mile H. (GI) Sold Keeneland Septem ber 1998 for $130,000; Earnings now $776,659 O- M Tabor; B- J Youngblood & F Gray (KY); T- T Pletcher Consigned by Denali Stud, agent; Purchased by Sabine Stable

UBIQUITY, winner of the Novem ber 23 $452,000 Clark H. (GII) Sold Keeneland January 1998 for $10,000; Earnings now $397,425 O- Gary & Mary W est; B-Kim Nardelli (K Y); T - W illia m I Mott Consigned by Kim Nardelli; Purchased by Keck Bloodstock

REPENT, winner of the Novem ber 24 $217,000 Kentucky Club Jockey Club S. (GII) Sold Keeneland Novem ber 1999 for $60,000; Earnings now $415,660 O- Select Stable; B- Taylor Made Farm In c (K Y); T- Kenneth G M cPeek Consigned by Taylor Made Sales Agency, Agent; Purchased by Blake Agency for Hartm utt Malluche

YONAGUSKA, winner of th e Novem ber 22 $112,200 Fall Highweight H. ( G II) (800) 456- 3412 TDN P AM ERICAN • 11/29/01 • PAGE 4 of 5 m aiden- claim ing races. $3,389 to winner. B- Herm itage Farm . *$220,000 yrl (Midwest report cont.) ‘98 KEESEP; $17,488 HRA ‘00 TATJUL. **1/2 to Yesterday’s Results: Dakota Danzig (Danzig Connection), SW, $346,712. 1st- HAW, $36,960, Opt. Clm . ($40,000), 2yo, f, a1m 70yd, 1:45 4/5, ft. PENNY PIT (f, 2, Glitterm an- - Toucan Punch, by Two Punch) B R E E D E R S’ destroyed six other m aidens by 10 lengths in her career E D I T I O N bow at Fairplex Park Nov. 3. Overlooked at alm ost 7- 1 odds, the bay filly jum ped out to a quick start and showed her dom inance all the way to the wire, scoring by a 3 ALLOWANCE RESULTS: 1/2- length m argin. Lifetim e Record: 2- 2- 0- 0, $29,400. 3rd-AQU, $46,000, (S), 3yo/up, 1 1/8m , 1:50 4/5, ft. O - W illia m S tiritz . B - E d w a rd O B e y e rs III (IL ). T - R o g e r LIGHT UP THE SKY (h, 5, Thunder Rum ble- - Tim eleigh- ness, Brueggem ann. by Sir Raleigh) Lifetim e Record: 10- 3- 1- 1, $96,970. O- Inniscarra Stable. B- Harry L Landry (NY). T- Philip M I I N D U S T R Y I N F O I Serpe. *1/2 to Light Up The Town (Citidancer), MSP, $259,751; Lavish Num bers (Polish Num bers), SW, $105,727. Pair Added to Syposium M edication Panel: Equine veterinarian Dr. Thom as Brokken and Alex 8th-HAW, $30,000, 3yo/up, 6f, 1:12 4/5, ft. Waldrop, president and general m anager of Churchill Downs, PAT A STAKE (h, 6, Don't Hesitate-- Marco Two B., by have been added to a panel which will discuss m edication Negroni) Lifetim e Record: 44-4-8-4, $137,706. O-Vic & issues at next week’s Sym posium on Racing in Tuscon, Irene Allen & Jean Cole. B- Jean Cole (IL). T- Eddie A Cole. Arizona. The first part of the panel will deal with findings from recent m edication surveys and sum m its, followed by a round- table discussion of foregoing presentations. Other 5th-HAW, $28,000, 3yo/up, f/m , 1 1/16m , 1:48 1/5, ft. panelists will include Daily Racing Form editor, publisher and RUBIKISSES (f, 3, Rubiano- - Happy Lover, by *Le Fabuleux) CEO Steven Crist, Midwest trainer Tom Am oss and Thom as Lifetim e Record: 9- 2- 5- 0, $54,114. O- Jere R Sm ith Sr & Bachm an, vice president of the Thoroughbred Owners of Norwood Ltd. B- Sum m er W ind Farm (KY). T- Jere R Sm ith California. Sr. 7th-SUN, $25,600, 11- 27, (S), 2yo, 8f, 1:41 1/5, ft. I F O R E I G N I JACKS ROM EO (g, 2, Jack Wilson- - M em a’s, by Full Choke) *FOR MORE INFORMATION ON THESE HORSES, SEE THE Lifetim e Record: 8- 3- 2- 0, $41,546. O- Arm strong, Irwin, WORLDWIDE EDITION. Wright & Marr. B- W T Stradley (NM). T- Joel Marr. AM ERICAN- BRED W INNERS IN BRITAIN: *Com pton Dragon, c , 2 , Woodm an- - Vilikaia (GSW - Fr & 5th-LRL, $25,000, 3yo/up, f/m , 6f, 1:12 3/5, ft. G1SP- Fr & Ire, $125,223), by Nureyev. Lingfield, PURPLE PUNCH (f, 3, Two Punch- - Trezevant Treasure, by 11-28, Sponsor a Race for a Birthday Maiden S. (Div. Lord Gaylord) Lifetim e Record: 2- 1- 0- 1, $17,000. 1), 2yo, 1m (AWT), $4,850 to winner. O- Erik Penser; O/B- David P Reynolds (M D). T- Rodney Jenkins. B- Orpendale and Partners; T- Gerard Butler. *$83,730 yrl ‘00 GOFORB. **1/2 to Legend of Russia (GB) (Suave Dancer), SW- US & SP- Fr, $167,046. © Copyright Thoroughbred Daily News. Sum m er Cherry, g , 4 , Sum m er Squall- - Cherryrob, by This newspaper m ay not be reproduced in any form or Roberto. Lingfield, Britain, 11- 28, lingfield- by any m eans, electronic or m echanical, without prior racecourse.co.uk H. (Div. 2), 3yo/up, 1 1/4m (AWT), written perm ission of the copyright owner, MediaVista. Inform ation as to the Am erican races, race results and earnings was obtained from results charts published in Daily Racing Form and utilized herewith with the perm ission of the copyright owner, Daily Racing Form . TDN P AM ERICAN • 11/29/01 • PAGE 5 of 5

7th-MNR, $22,700, 11- 27, 3yo/up, f/m , 5 1/2f, 1-WO, Hst, 1 1/16m , One Hot Kitten, $10K FTK OCT yrl, 1:07 2/5, sy. 12- 1 BRIANA BEAUTY (f, 4, Jazzing Around- - Solidarita, by Staff SMOKE GLACKEN (Two Punch), Gainesway, $10K, 69/16/3 W riter) Lifetim e Record: 17- 2- 3- 2, $31,730. 5- TP, Msw, 5f, + Evening Star Rose, $65K OBS MAR 2yo O- Charles Eaton & Paul Girdner. B- Dr Charles J Barth. VICTORY SPEECH (Deputy Minister), Ashford, $15K, 103/4/0 (WA). T- Charles K Eaton. 5- TP, Msw, 5f, R P's Lady, $82K KEE APR 2yo + Saints Go M arching, c , 2 , Dixieland Band--Really 8th-CRC, $22,000, 3yo, 1 1/16m , 1:47 4/5, ft. Fancy (GSW), by In Reality. LRL, 11- 28, 6f, 1:12 1/5. SWEEP 'EM (c, 3, End Sweep- - Finagle, by Barachois) Life- B- Questroyal Stable & Barry Ostrager (Ky). *$90,000 tim e Record: 21- 6- 4- 4, $99,385. O- Harvey Tenenbaum . yrl '00 FTSAUG. **1/2 to Stately Warrior (Stately B- Carol Hershe & Kathie Haines (FL). T- Rodolfo Garcia. Don), MSP, $373,303; and Real Sovereign (Leo Castelli), SW, $179,467. 9th-SUN, $19,500, 11- 27, 3yo/up, 8f, 1:39 2/5, ft. Proud Alvin, g , 2 , Proud Irish- - Arlington Rose, by Stratford. HOL, 11- 28, (C), 7f, 1:25 4/5. B- Wayne & CLEAT (g, 5, Clever Trick- - Shelbiana, by Cox’s Ridge) Mike Spurling (Ca). Lifetim e Record: 36- 8- 7- 6, $124,266. O/T- Jerry Dobbs. Charioteer, c , 2 , Silver Deputy--New Wave (SW, B-William Heiligbrodt (KY). $206,289), by Dynaform er. AQU, 11- 28, 6f, 1:09 3/5. B- Lavin Bloodstock (Ky). *$55,000 yrl '00 MAIDEN WINNERS: KEESEP. River Gam bler, c , 2 , Capote- - Harbor Springs (SW, Para Alquilar, c , 3 , Apollo- - Pleasure Bought, by Marfa. $123,038), by Vice Regent. AQU, 11- 28, 6f, HOL, 11-28, (C), 6f, 1:09 4/5. B-Granja Vista Del Rio 1:10 1/5. B- Overbrook Farm (Ky). *Full to Boston (K y). Harbor, Ch. 2yo, GISW, $1,934,605. High Art, c , 3 , Silver Deputy- - Spritely Strain, by Bold Clear Destiny, f, 2 , Deputy Minister- - Crystal Shard, by Ruckus. MNR, 11- 27, 5 1/2f, 1:06 2/5. B- Patricia A Mr. Prospector. AQU, 11- 28, 1m (off turf), 1:38 1/5. Martin, Sm ithgate Farm (Ont). *$195,000 yrl '99 B-G Watts Jr & Louise I Hum phrey (Ky). FTMOCT; $24,000 HRA 2001 FTNOCT. Purple Punch, f, 3 , Two Punch- - Trezevant Treasure, by Lord Gaylord. LRL, 11- 28, 6f, 1:12 3/5. B- David P Reynolds (Md). FRESHM AN FOCUS Unknown Fact, f, 4 , Known Fact- - Jam ara, by J. O. Tobin. AQU, 11-28, (S), 7f, 1:24 2/5. B-Lewis Fried- First- crop progeny to watch: Thursday, Nov. 29 m an (NY). Isn't Country Cool, f, 4 , Regal Search- - Country Sire (Sire’s Sire), Farm , 1998 Fee, #2yos/Winners/SW Morning, by Country Pine. MNR, 11- 27, 6f, 1:13 1/5. Race #- track, race type, distance, runner, odds (if avail- B-Frances H Myers (Ky). able) Runaway Kidd, h , 6 , Runaway Groom - - W ild Charm er, COMSTOCK LODE (Gulch), Margaux, $2K, 26/0/0 by Tom Rolfe. HOL, 11- 28, (C), 1 1/16m , 1:44 2/5. 1-TP, Msw, 5f, +Live Backwards, $900 ARK OCT yrl B-Albert P Coppola (Ky). MERCER MILL (Forty Niner), Fair Winds, $2K, 27/5/2 5- TP, Msw, 5f, + Merce Honey PULPIT (A.P. Indy), Claiborne, $35K, 53/8/1 1- TP, Msw, 5f, Serm on SIR CAT (Storm Cat), Gainesway, $8K, 63/6/1

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Sunday’s G1 Japan Cup in Tokyo.