The Thoroughbred Daily News is delivered to your home or business by fax each morning by 5 a.m. For subscription information, please call 908-747-8060. T~?1~~uNq~~RE DM F RI D A Y, M A Y 1 9, 1 9 9 5 T•R•l•P•L•E THREATS Saturday, Pim Ii co MISTER BAILEYS TO VINERY Mister Baileys PREAKNESS S.-GI, $687,400, 3yo, 1 3/16m (Robellino), who won last year's English 2,000 Guin­ PP HORSE TRAINER JOCKEY ODDS eas in course-record time, will begin his stud career 1 Itron Frazier Frazier 20-1 in 1996 at Vinery in Midway, Kentucky. "Mister 2 Our Gatsby Von Hemel Desormeaux 10-1 Baileys overwhelmed me with his physical and mental 3 Mystery Storm Robideaux Perret 20-1 quality which combine to give him a special cha­ 4 Talkin Man Attfield Smith 4-1 risma," said Vinery owner Ben Walden Jr., who trav­ 5 Tejano Run McPeek Bailey 6-1 eled to England's National Stud to inspect, and pur­ 6 Pana Brass Callejas Maple 30-1 chase, the four-year-old colt. "This talented miler is 7 Timber Country Lukas Day 9-2 the perfect horse to be Vinery's first import from 8 Star Standard Zito Mccarron 12-1 Europe." The winner of the G2 Royal Lodge and G3 9 Mecke Tortora Davis 15-1 Champagne S. at two, Mister Baileys was unable to 10 Oliver's Twist Boniface Delgado 12-1 stand the 1995 season due to grass sickness. "(He) 11 Thunder Gulch Lukas Stevens 2-1 is 75 percent through the recovery phase, /1 said vet­ All starters carry 126. erinarian Nick Mills. "By late summer he should be Trainer D. Wayne Lukas bids for a fourth consecutive back to normal health." Triple Crown race victory. "I don't think about those things, /1 said Lukas. "I think if we are lucky enough-­ and that's a big if--to win four, that's significant. I'm PASEANA RETURNS NEXT SUNDAY Champion 11 not focused on that, but it's a nice thought. A Lukas Paseana (Arg) (Ahmad {Arg}), third in the GI Apple win Saturday would match Lucien Laurin' s feat of sad­ Blossom last time out April 21, will make her next dling Riva Ridge to win the '72 Belmont and Secretariat start in the $100,000a Hawthorne H. at Hollywood to take the '73 Triple Crown. As for his runners, Lukas May 28, trainer Ron McAnally confirmed Thursday. remains high on last year's top two-year-old. "If he Regular rider Chris Mccarron will be in the irons for gets an opportunity to see daylight, you'll see the real the Gii event at a mile and a sixteenth. The eight­ Timber Country (Woodman), /1 he said of the colt, who year-old mare, with career earnings of $3,070,403, is ran a troubled third in the Derby. "He's getting sharper. $193,433 shy of the all-time North American distaff If he gets a chance to run, he'll be tough. 11 money title, currently held by Dance Smartly. PEAKS AND VALLEYS POSSIBLE FOR BELMONT NEW MARYLAND RACING COMMISSIONER Illinois Derby winner Peaks And Valleys (Mt. Paige T. Davis has been named commissioner of the Livermore) is a "real possibility" to join the field for the Maryland Racing Commission, effective immediately. Belmont S. June 10, according to his trainer, Jimmy The appointment was made by Governor Paris Day. "He came out of the race very well," said Day, Glendening. Davis replaces John McDaniel, whose adding that the colt will be based in Toronto until his term has ended after a four-year run. Davis, an next start. "If we run in the Belmont, he'll ship in a day Ellicott City, Maryland resident, is a businessman and or two before the race." a horse owner. PETER PAN FIELD TAKES SHAPE Four colts have been named as probable starters for L.1.1 TRIPLE THREATS . p1 the May 28 Peter Pan S. at Belmont: Withers winner Blu Tusmani (A fleet), who was the highweight two-year-old WEEKEND PREVIEW ........... p2 Q colt in Italy last year; Wood Memorial third Is Sveikatas CJ) RACING REPORTS . p2-4 (L'Enjoleur); Shug McGaughey trainee Hunting Hard (Seeking the Gold), a full brother to champion Heavenly Z TOTAL PAGES ................ 5 Prize making his stakes debut; and New York-bred - stakes winner Ave's Flag (Personal Flag). PAGE 2 · • THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS • 5-19-95 ...__+_P_R_E_V_I_E_W __ +_I .___I _+_N_E_W__ Y_o_R_K_+ _ ___J Today, Pimlico: Yesterday's Results: BLACK-EYED SUSAN S.-Gll, $200,000, 3yo, f, 1 1/8m 8th-BEL, $40,000, Alw, 4/up, f/m, 1 mT, 1 :35 2/5, fm. PP HORSE TRAINER JOCKEY ODDS 1--GREAT LADY MARY, 113, f, 4, Kris $.--Great Lady 1 Forested Callejas Prado 30-1 M. (MSW, $332,008) , by lcecapade. 0-Middletown 2 Rare Opportunity Attfield Smith 6-1 Stables; B-Joseph & William Stavola (NJ); T-H Allen 3 Post It R. Allen Allen Jr. 12-1 Jerkens. Lifetime Record: 18-5-3-1, $113,985. *1/2 4 Stormy Blues Schulhofer Krone 9-2 to Lady's Secret (Secretariat), Horse of the Year, Ch. 5 Conquistadoress McGaughey Day 8-1 Older Mare, MGISW, $3,021,425; and Missy Slew 6 Quite Proper Glazier Verge 30-1 (Seattle Slew), SW, $175,210. 7 Serena's Song Lukas Stevens 4-5 2--Vice On Ice, 113, f, 4, Vice Regent--Wewarrenju, by 8 Forever Cherokee Medrano Desorm'x 6-1 Damascus. Originally slated for a rest, Serena's Song (Rahy) 3--Great Triumph, 114, f, 4, Lejoli--Marked Lady, by instead comes right back in the Black-Eyed Susan just Singh. two weeks after her Derby pacesetting effort. "We're Margins: 1 3/4, 1 3/4, NK. Odds: 8.20, 4.80, 11.50. not shrinking violets," said trainer D. Wayne Lukas, in Great Lady Mary, looking for her first win of the year keeping with the floral theme. "She bounced back after ending 1994 with two Calder allowance scores, great--the sharpest of my three (Derby runners). She's showed good speed right out of the gate and held sway really started to get into it in the mornings since then. I to the wire. The 3-5 chalk DANISH (IRE) (Danehill), thought this wasn't a bad spot for her. If you think five-wide to the far turn, switched to the inside at the she's knocked out, go ahead and bet on someone else. 3/8' s pole but had traffic trouble and finished fourth. You've got a top filly and a $200,000 Grade II race. That's nothing to sneeze at." 7th-BEL, $38,000, Alw, 3yo/up, f/m, 1 m, 1 :37 1 /5, gd. NAPPELON (f, 3, Bold Revenue--Sally Go Gray, by Wise Saturday, Belmont Park Exchange), winner of the Gii Comely two starts back SHUVEE H.-GI, $125,000a, 3yo/up, f/m, 1m and fifth after cutting out the early fractions in the GI PP HORSE TRAINER JOCKEY WT. Acorn in her most recent effort, sped to the lead out of 1 Island of Silver Mclaughlin Chavez 111 the gate and never looked back, cruising to a four­ 2a Inside Information McGaughey Santos 119 length win as the 2-1 second choice. The 7-5 favorite 3b Incinerate Jerkens Leon 114 SAPOR (Caveat) had no rally, finishing sixth. Lifetime 4a Regal Solution McGaughey Perez 109 Record: GSW, 18-8-0-3, $192, 158. 5 Restored Hope Levine Luzzi 115 0-R Kay Stable. B-J T Sabiston (CAN). T-Rene A Araya. 6b Sky Beauty Jerkens Krone 126 The winner of last year's Shuvee by 9 y; lengths, Sky 2nd-BEL, $32,000, Msw, 3yo/up, f/m, 9f, 1 :52, my. Beauty (Blushing Groom {Fr}), 1994's Eclipse Award­ PITCHUNIA (f, 3, Compliance--Pitchoune, by Gregorian), winning older filly or mare, tries to extend her perfect on the board her last two against state-breds, took on 1 2-for-1 2 record over the Belmont Park strip. One-for­ open company as the 2-1 second choice and closed one this year, Sky Beauty picks up the temporary ser­ from just off the pace to post an impressive seven­ vices of Julie Krone, replacing Mike Smith, who is out length score over 1-2 PSYCHIC SPIRIT (Deputy Minis­ of town to ride Talkin Man in the Preakness. Challeng­ ter). The winner is a 1 /2 to Pitch In (Morning Bob), ers include Inside Information (Private Account), sport­ MSW, $263,913. Lifetime Record: 14-1-2-2, $42,580. ing an 8-for-10 career record, and Restored Hope (He's 0/B-Richard Bomze (NY). T-Leo O'Brien. Bad), a perfect 6-for-6 against winter competition. "If you don't step up to the plate, you can't get a hit," said 4th-BEL, $30,000, Msw, 3yo, f, 6f, 1: 11 2/5, my. her trainer, Bruce Levine. "I don't think she's much CAPPADOCIA (f, 3, Capote--Ambassadear, by Caro below these other fillies, if at all." (Ire)) picked up checks her first two starts but put it all together third time out to wire the field for a decisive A # will distinguish first-time stakes-winners, a @ will six-length tally under jockey Mike Smith as the 5-2 indicate first-time graded stakes-winners and a + will favorite. Lifetime Record: 3-1-1-1, $26,900.