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FRANCOIS BOUTIN DEAD AT 58 Francois THE SABIN HANDICAP-Giii, $75,000, GPX, 2-1, 3yo/up, f/m, a1 m70yd, 1 :42 2/5, ft. Boutin, one of Europe's most successful trainers over 1--RECOGNIZABLE, 115, f, 4, Seattle Slew--Highest the past three decades, died in Paris Wednesday Regard (MSW, $166,638), by Gallant Romeo. morning after a long battle with cancer. He 58 O/B-Ogden Mills Phipps (KY); T-Claude McGaughey years old. Boutin was perhaps most famous in Ameri­ Ill; J-M E Smith; $45,000. ca as the trainer of , winner of back-to-back Lifetime Record: 10-6-2-1, $173,904. Breeders' Cup Miles in 1987 and '88, and , 2--Jade Flush, 113, f, 4, Jade Hunter--Royal Strait winner of the 1 991 Breeders' Cup Juvenile and the Flush, by Seattle Slew. 0-Condren & Cornacchia & favorite in the '92 . But Boutin's re­ Paulson; B-Allen Paulson (KY); $15,000. cord on his native continent and his always impec­ 3--Sambacarioca, 118, m, 6, Irish Tower--Doonazon, cable manners marked him not only as a great pro­ by Doonesbury. ($17,000 wing '89 KEENOV; fessional but also placed him among the most popular $17,000 yrl '90 KEESEP). 0-Team Valor; B-Ritter men in racing. Born Jan 21, 1 937, Boutin was assis­ Park Stable (KY); $8,250. tant to Etienne Pollet for four years before taking out Margins: 1 1 /4, 1 /2, 1 3/4. Odds: 1.00, 7. 70, 3.00. his own license in 1964. He won 1,881 races, in­ Also Ran: Regal Joy, My Mamma's Jolene, Clean cluding over 70 Group or Grade I races since 1 980 Wager, lmah, Star Jolie. alone, an average of nearly five a year for 15 con­ Recognizable, winner of her last 3 starts secutive years. His impressive list of wins in France including the Gill First Lady H. at Gulfstream Jan. featured great names like April Run, and Sagaro. He won the Prix de la Salamandre seven 11, made it 4 straight with a gate-to-wire, 1 1 /4- times and the Paule d'Essai des Poulains and Prix length triumph as the even-money favorite. Jade Jacques le Marois six times each. British successes Flush closed from the back of the pack for 2nd, included wins in the 1000 Guineas (Miesque, 1977), while 3-1 second choice Sambacarioca, never far 2000 Guineas ( in 1974 and Zino in 1 982), back, held on for third. The winner is 1 /2 to Awe as well as the Oaks with La Lagune in 1 968, his first Inspiring (MGI, $904,072, by Slew o' Gold). Classic win. But, astonishingly, he never managed a victory in either the or the Arc de Triomphe, where his best finish was Northern Trick's © Copyright Thoroughbred Daily News. This second-place behind in 1 984. Diagnosed with newspaper may not be reproduced in any form cancer of the liver in 1993, Boutin nonetheless con­ or by any means, electronic or mechanical, tinued to train his large string at his Chantilly base. without prior written permission of the copyright He is survived by his wife, Lucy, the daughter of owner, MediaVista. owner-breeder William T. Young, as well as three Information as to the races, race results and children by a previous marriage, Eric, Patricia and earnings was obtained from results charts pub­ lished in Daily Racing Form and utilized herewith Nathalie. with the permission of the copyright owner, BREEDERS' CUP REDUCES SUPPLEMENTAL Daily Racing Form. FEES Supplemental fees for Breeders' Cup Champi­ onship races will be reduced from the current 1 2 percent of the purse to nine percent, officials of Breeders' Cup Ltd. announced yesterday. The change ST AKES RESULT ...... 1 will take effect with the two-year-old races to be run in the 1998 Breeders' Cup Championship. The sup­ NEWS CONTINUED ...... 2,3 plemental fee applies to horses who were not nomi­ nated as foals, but were sired by Breeders' Cup nomi­ RACING REPORTS ...... 3,4,5 nated stallions. Breeders' Cup continued, p. 2 PAGE 2 • THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS • 2-2-95

BREEDERS' CUP REDUCES SUPPLEMENTAL "The time lag between the start of simulcast and live FEES, Continued: racing is necessary to allow sufficient time to reestab­ Horses sired by stallions not nominated to the lish our horse population and allow the horsemen to Breeders' Cup will still have to be supplemented for a rebuild their purse fund through simulcast revenues." fee of 20 percent of the purse. "Our directors have The application requests 221 racing days, one more indicated an increasing interest during the past year in than the 220 required for tracks offering full-card reviewing and reevaluating our supplemental entry simulcasting. requirements," said James I. Bassett Ill, president of Breeders' Cup Ltd. "We feel that this modification TURFWAY CANCELS WEDNESDAY CARD For will not result in a reduction in foal nominations. At the fourth time since the beginning of its Winter/ the same time, this change will also provide more Spring meet January 1, Turfway Park's live racing encouragement to owners of non-eligible horses to card was cancelled last night, this time due to track supplement and participate in the Breeders' Cup condition. Because of Wednesday's warmer weather, Championship." In a related development, the main track thawed and became waterlogged. yesterday's Racing Post reported that an agreement "The track maintenance crew will attempt to squeeze has been reached on a new cross-registration deal be­ some of the water out of the racing surface before it tween the European Breeders' Fund and Breeders' tightens up again as temperatures drop this evening," Cup Ltd. to allow European-bred horses to take part in said Turfway President Mark Simendinger yesterday. the series without having to pay the highest level of "As of now, we plan to race tomorrow evening." supplementary fees. Full details of the agreement will Thursday's first race post time is 7 p.m. be revealed at a press conference next Tuesday. TRAINER KILLED AT MONMOUTH Trainer CHARLES TOWN TRACK OFFICIALS APPLY Michael J. Vincitore was killed by a northbound FOR INTERIM RACING SCHEDULE The New Jersey Transit commuter train as it passed Charles Town Races board of directors voted yester­ through a portion of the Monmouth Park stable area day to apply for an interim racing schedule, a decision around 9:30 Wednesday morning. Vincitore, 68, enabling the resumption of live racing while track was in his van when the accident occurred. Offi­ officials continue their efforts to sell the troubled cials from the New Jersey Sports and Exposition Thoroughbred track. Track President D. Keith Wagner Authority declined to comment, referring inquiries credited the newly formed Charles Town Horsemen's to local police. "The accident took place at a pri­ Association and the West Virginia Racing Commission vate crossing in the back portion of the stable ar­ for making the return of racing possible. "The Charles ea," said Robert Joyce, Chief of the Oceanport, Town Horsemen's Association came to us in a spirit N.J. police department where Monmouth is locat­ of true cooperation and expressed an interest in work­ ed. "He was a trainer who had a barn in the stable ing out a plan under which we could resume racing area." With training closed for the winter, howev­ while we look for a buyer," said Wagner. "As a result er, Joyce said it was unclear why Vincitore was in of our talks and the cooperation of the Commission, the backstretch. "We're still looking into why he we believe we've identified enough expense-cutting may have been there. He may have been dropping measures to bring our projected losses down to a off some equipment at the barn for the spring, but level that we believe we can withstand while we we don't want to speculate." Joyce was unaware continue our efforts to sell the track. That will allow of any other injuries caused by the accident. the horsemen a place to race their horses, it'll put Vincitore, who has trained in New York, New Jer­ many of our employees back to work, it will lessen sey, Pennsylvania and Florida, saddled seven win­ the impact on our colleagues in the business commu­ ners last year from 69 starts for earnings of nity and it hopefully will enhance the prospects for selling the track." Among the cost-saving measures $62,874. taken were the closing of the Shenandoah Downs training facility and the elimination of a state-mandat­ CALIPHA READY FOR RETURN Trainer Bud ed patrol judge position which had been funded by the Delp will send three-time stakes winner Calipha track. In an effort to enhance revenues, the track and (Two Punch) against odds-on favorite Educated horsemen plan to offer additional simulcast racing, Risk (Mr. Prospector) in the seven-furlong, Giii including the introduction of greyhound simulcasts. Shirley Jones H. at Gulfstream Sunday. Winner of The track's license application, submitted Wednesday her last five starts, four-year-old Calipha has not to the West Virginia Racing Commission, requests raced since taking the Gii Reeve Schley Jr. S. at approval to conduct live racing March 1 through De­ Monmouth by seven lengths last June 26. Prior to cember 1 7, but track officials cautioned that a firm that, she was victorious in the Gii Black Eyed Su­ date for the resumption of live racing won't be set san S. at Pimlico in May. until simulcast racing resumes. "We'd like to resume full-card simulcasting within the next two weeks and News Continued, p. 3 resume live racing in early March," said Wagner. 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News Continued. very creative to entice horsemen to race with him. WESTERN ECHO FIGHTS BRONCHITIS Bud That experience will be invaluable in our market." Delp, conditioner of last year's Giii Laurel Futurity Jenkins replaces Warren Wolf, who resigned from the winner Western Echo (Eastern Echo), is hopeful that post after 18 years at River Downs. the three-year-old colt can overcome a mild bout with bronchitis in time to run in the Gii Fountain of Youth S. Saturday, Feb. 18 at Gulfstream Park. "He belongs with these horses," Delp insisted yesterday, despite I~ N•E•W Y•O•R• KI Western Echo's sixth-place finish in the Gii Hutcheson ~ REPORT Jan. 28. "He didn't have a good trip," said Delp. "Western Echo went into the air at the start and Yesterday's Results: found himself last. And because of the bronchitis, the colt's speed was compromised and he didn't 7th-AQU, $46,000, Alw, 3yo/up, f/m, 6f, 1: 11 3/5, finish strongly. (Jockey) Mike Smith tells me that ft. he's going to work Western Echo and is going to stay 1--LILLY'S MOMENT, 120, m, 5, Timeless Moment-­ with him." If the bronchitis continues, Delp has been Cardonessa, by Olden Times. O/B-Snowberry Farm advised that a return to cold weather would take care (NY); T-David S Smith. of the problem. Lifetime Record: 13-7-3-1, $215,369. 2--Strategic Reward, 112, m, 6, Bold Revenue--Ten ARCHES OF GOLD RETIRED Six-year-old sprint­ Guineas, by Strategic Command. er Arches of Gold (Strike Gold), who was expected to 3--Endless Desire, 112, m, 6, Manila--Lepa, by make the final start of her career in Saturday's Fappiano. $50,000-added Orinda H. at Bay Meadows, will pass Margins: 5 1 /2, neck, 2. Odds: 0.55, 3.45, 5.00. the race. According to her trainer Bob Baffert, own­ SW Lilly's Moment, off since mid-December, ers Mike Pegram and Bob Roth want to ship the mare tracked early leader Strategic Reward through the first to Kentucky where she'll be bred to Deputy Minister. 1 /2-mile, then took command and drew off to win by A five-time stakes-winner of $434,006, Arches of five as the overwhelming 1-2 choice. Gold's career highlight came in 1992, when she took the Giii La Brea S. at Santa Anita. 8th-AQU, $32,000, Alw, 4yo/up, 1 1 /16m, 1 :46 4/5, ft. CROW FAMILY AGREES TO MANAGE LONE LEVEL LAND (c, 4, Gulch--Strike a Balance, by Green STAR RECAPITALIZATION Yesterday, the Tram­ Dancer), winner of a $25,000 claimer at Aqueduct in mel Crow family interests (TCI) notified the Lone Star December, registered his first allowance victory here. Jockey Club partners, City of Grand Prairie and Texas Ridden by apprentice Ramon Perez, he rushed up to Racing Commission of its decision to proceed with its the leaders after bobbling at the start, took the lead plan to organize an effort to recapitalize Lone Star and entering the backside, opened a comfortable advan­ commence construction of the proposed Class I Thor­ tage in the upper stretch then drew off to win by oughbred racetrack in Grand Prairie, Texas. This 4 1 /2. Level Land is 1 /2-brother to Peaks and Valleys decision represents the culmination of a process initi­ (SW, $158,820, by Mt. Livermore). Lifetime Record: ated in early September, 1994 by an invitation to the 11-3-2-2, $52", 700. Crow family to help bring the racetrack to fruition. 0-Pin Oak Stable. B-Pin Oak Stud (KY). T-William I. "We are pleased that the Lone Star partners have Mott. supported the TCI offer to provide new capital and expertise to help the project," said Clay E. Crawford, Sth-AQU, $30,000, Msw, 3yo, 1 1 /16m, 1 :49 2/5, vice president of Class MGP Inc., now the sold man­ ft. aging general partner of Lone Star and spokesman for THAYER (c, 3, (Aus)--Daring Bidder, TCI. "We hope they will choose to invest with us in by Bold Bidder), 7th by 22 1 /2 lengths two starts this final round of financing." back and eased in his last effort at Aqueduct Jan. 16, picked up the services of jockey John Velazquez for PAUL JENKINS NAMED RIVER DOWNS the first time and posted a frontrunning, 1 3/4-length RACING SECRETARY Paul Jenkins has been score at 10-1 odds. GLENBEIGH (Gulch) was 2nd. named Racing Secretary at River Downs in Cincinnati, The winner is 1 /2 to Eliza (Ch. 2yo filly, MGI, Ohio. Jenkins has been a racing official in Pennsylva­ $1,095,316, by Mt. Livermore) and full to Dinard (GI, nia and New Jersey for the last 15 years, and most $590,250). Lifetime Record: 4-1-0-0, $19,680. recently served as Racing Secretary at Philadelphia O/B-Allen E. Paulson (KY). T-William I. Mott. Park. "We are excited to have a veteran like Paul join our staff," said River Downs General Manager Jack A # will distinguish first-time stakes-winners, a @ will Hanessian. "Coming from Philadelphia Park where indicate first-time graded stakes-winners and a + will the competition for horses is fierce, he has had to be denote winners who are first-time starters. PAGE 4 •THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS• 2-2-95

F•L•O•R•I•D• A SOUTHERN REPORT C•A•L•I •F•O•R•N•I• A REPORT Yesterday's Results: Yesterday's Results: Gth-GPX, $40,000, Alw, 4/up, f/m, 6f, 1: 12 1 /5, ft. 8th-SAX, $57,000, Alw, 4yo/up, f/m, 1mT, 1:38 1/5, 1--MISS CLOUSEAU, 114, m, 6, Cherokee Fellow-- gd. n' Dreams, by Northern Prospect. 0-John 1--REAU PERRAULT, 117, m, 6, Perrault (GB)--Rollem Brnjas; B-Parkhurst Farm Inc. (FL); T-Thomas R Easy, by Hard Work. O/B-William Robinson (KY); Bowden. Lifetime Record: 43-16-7-7, $276,206. T-Charles Whittingham. 2--Flirtacious Wonder, 114, f, 4, Wolf Power (SAf)-­ Lifetime Record: 10-4-4-0, $117 ,800. Raise a Wonder, by Raise a Native. 2--Encoremoi, 116, m, 5, Assert (lre)--Encorelle (Fr), 3--Gipsy Countess, 114, m, 5, --Gipsy Princess by Arctic Tern. (Col), by The Prince's Pants. 3--Anelda, 117, m, 5, Pancho Villa--Roving Girl, by Margins: nose, 2 1 /4, 3 1 /4. Odds: 11. 70, 4. 70, Olden Times. 3.70. Margins: 1, head, head. Odds: 2.60, 3.30, 7.90. Miss Clouseau, a former claimer who was 5th in Reau Perrault, off for over a year, marked her return the Giii First Lady H. at Gulfstream in her last, sat off to California racing with an off-the-pace, 1-length the pace down the backside, took the lead entering score under regular rider Laffit Pincay Jr. 2-1 chalk the stretch then held off a late challenge from ROSE DE REVE (IRE) (Persian Heights) was 4th. Flirtacious Wonder to win by a nose. GSW TENA­ CIOUS TIFFANY (Star de Naskra), sent off the 4-5 5th-SAX, $47,000, Alw, 4yo/up, a6 1/2fT, 1 :15, gd. chalk, pressed the pace early before fading to 4th. 1--GEENGER MAN, 117, g, 4, Falstaff--Bold Zest, by Bold Tropic (SAO. 0-Mr & Mrs William J. Murphy; 4th-GPX, $40,000, Alw, 3yo, a1 mT, 1 :35 2/5 (NTR), B-William J. Murphy (CA); T-Dan L. Hendricks. fm. Lifetime Record: 7-3-1-2, $75,285. 1--MARCIE'S ENSIGN, 115, c, 3, Blue Ensign-­ 2--Golden Post, 117, g, 5, Golden Act--Top Line (Fr), Runaway Marcie, by Diplomat Way. 0-Cobble View by Top Ville. Stable; B-Ersoff Stanley (FL); T-Luis Olivares. 3--Stately Warrior, 116, g, 5, Stately Don--Really Lifetime Record: 17-4-1-2, $88,951. Fancy, by In Reality. 2--Dan's Bet, 115, c, 3, Bet Big--Lituya Bay, by Margins: HD, NK, nose. Odds: 4.50, 14.60, 23.30. Empery. Geenger Man, off since taking a California-bred 3--Native Regent, 122, c, 3, Vice Regent--Barkerville allowance Dec. 15 at Hollywood, raced in mid-pack Belle, by Ruthie's Native. until the top of the stretch, where he found an open­ Margins: head, 1, 1 1 /4. Odds: 6.20, 12.30, 1.50. ing between horses and closed strongly under Kent Marcie's Ensign, 4th in his last 2 starts, both Desormeaux to edge five others for the win. 5-2 against stakes company, dropped down in class to favorite DEBUTANT TRICK (Clever Trick), making only face allowance foes and went wire-to-wire to win by his 2nd start outside France, finished 4th. a head, setting a new track record. Dan's Bet, who won 3 straight before finishing 9th in the Gill Tropical 3rd-SAX, $46,000, Alw, ,3yo, 1 m, 1 :35 2/5, ft. Park Derby in his last, was 2nd, while 3-2 favorite Na­ 1--AMERICAN DAY, 118,; c, 3, Nureyev--Ubetshedid, tive Regent, unraced since taking the Giii Generous S. by King Pellinore. 0-Golden Eagle Farm; B-Mr. & at Hollywood Park in November, finished 3rd. Mrs. John C. Mabee (KY); T-Richard Mandella. Marcie's Ensign is 1 /2 to Runaway Casting (SP, Lifetime Record: 4-2-0-2, $77,650. $121,968, by Maribeau) and Always Running (GSP­ 2--Raising Havoc, 118, c, 3, Temperence Hill--Miss N.A., $119,048, SW-Mex, by Great Prospector). Actress, by Mr. Cockatoo. 3--lf I Only Knew, 115, c, 3, Oraibi--All Decked Out, 8th-GPX, $26,000, Alw, 3yo, f, a1 1 /16mT, 1 :43 by Well Decorated. 4/5, fm. Margins: 7 1 /2, 2, neck. Odds: 0.40, 2.90, 8.40. DOVE SONG (f, 3, Exclusive Gem--Cucu-Ru-Cucu American Day, 1 /2-brother to Best Pal (MGI, {COL}, by Ormindo {GB}), winless in 2 tries since $5, 144,645, to 1995, by *Habitony), finished 3rd, taking a maiden claimer at Calder in December, beaten 14 lengths, over a sloppy Bay Meadows track posted a come-from-behind, head victory as the 3-1 in the Gill El Camino Real Jan. 14. Sent off the 2-5 bettors' choice. 9-1 NAUGHTY NANA (Houston) set favorite here, he took the lead at the start and never all the pace before conceding to the winner in the looked back, striding away to a 7 1 /2-length triumph final strides. Lifetime Record: 5-2-0-2, $24,550. under Chris Mccarron. Raising Havoc, off since 0-Marguiles Stable Inc. 8-John Elder (FL). T-Larry breaking his maiden at Santa Anita last October 5, Bates. was 2nd. PAGE 5 •THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS• 2-2-95

7th-SAX, $42,000, Alw, 4/up, f/m, 7f, 1 :22 1 /5, ft. MAIDEN WINNERS: 1--ASHTABULA, 117, f, 4, Rahy--Now Your Teapottin Stately Star, f, 3, Deputy Minister--Stylish Star (GSP, $156,975), by Native Royalty. 0-Potter & (MGlll, $481,250), by Our Native. SAX, 2-1, Travato; B-Dr. A.G. Chaudry (KY); T-Jerry Fanning. 1 1 /16m, 1 :44 2/5. B-Thomas & Marguerite Lifetime Record: 15-4-3-1, $98,298. Cavanagh Family Trust (Ky). 2--Starlit , 120, f, 4, General Assembly--Five Coming Soon, f, 3, Saros (GB)--Sligo Town (SW), by Star Kelly, by Northern Prospect. Bald ski. SAX, 2-1, 6 1 /2f, 1 : 18 1 /5. B-Green 3--Locate, 120, f, 4, Cox's Ridge--Find, by Mr. Thumb Farm Stable (Ca). *$10,500 wing '92 Prospector. BESNOV; $20,000 yrl '93 CALAUG. **Full to Margins: 2, 2, 4. Odds: 2. 10, 39.40, 3. 10. Saras On The Town (SW, $106, 150). Ashtabula, 2nd in her last 2 outings, both 1 mile Thayer, c, 3, Strawberry Road (Aus)--Daring Bidder, allowances at Santa Anita, shortened up to 7 furlongs by Bold Bidder. AQU, 2-1, 1 1 /16m, 1 :49 2/5. and closed from just off the pace to win by 2 under B-Allen E. Paulson (Ky). *1/2 to Michael's Flyer Eddie Delahoussaye. 39-1 longshot Starlit Bronze, (SP, $117 ,087, by Flying Paster), Power Bidder winless since breaking her maiden last August at Del (MSW, $88,910, by Lines of Power), Eliza (Ch. 2yo Mar, rallied from last to finish 2nd. filly, MGI, $1,095,316, by Mt. Livermore) and full to Dinard (GI, $590,250) and Ojai (GSP, $92, 733). 6th-SAX, $39,000, Msw, 3yo, f, 1 1 /16m, 1 :44 2/5, Valid Entity, f, 3, Valid Appeal--Affectionate One, by ft. Personality. G PX, 2-1 , 6f, 1 : 1 3. B-Harry T. STA TEL Y STAR Cf, 3, Deputy Minister--Stylish Star Mangurian Jr (Fl). * $35,000 yrl '93 OBSAUG; {MGlll, $481,250}, by Our Native), returning from a $20,000 2yo 1994 OBSFEB; $55,000 2yo 1994 6-week rest as the 2-1 bettors' choice, sat just off SARTWO. **1/2 to Klaytone (SW, $105,868, by the flank of early pacesetter SUMMER SAGA (Dayjur) Honest Pleasure). through the first 1 /2-mile, then took command en Things to Come, f, 4, Bet Twice--Diabolique, by Hoist route to a 4-length victory. Summer Saga faded to the Flag. GSX, 2-1, 1m, 1:40 4/5. B-Jim H. finish last. Lifetime Record: 3-1-0-1, $27,975. Plemmons (Ky). * $14,000 yrl '92 KEESEP; 0-Marguerite F. & Thomas M. Cavanagh. B-Thomas & $20,000 2yo 1993 OBSAPR. * * 1 /2 to Phil Barrera Marguerite Cavanagh Family Trust (KY). T-Douglas R. (Giii, $64,858, by Barrera). ***Won by 12 3/4. Peterson. Pheasantunderglass, g, 4, Desert Wine--High Pheasant (Giii, $116,881), by Ack Ack. SAX, 2-1, Local News, Santa Anita: 6f, 1 : 1 0 3/5. B-Cardiff Stud Farms (Ca). * 1 /2 to Trudy McCaffery and John Toffan's Del Mar Dennis Pair of Purdys (MSW, $106,035, by Flying Paster), (Dixieland Band) breezed five furlongs in 1 :00 4/5 French Seventyfive (Gii, $498,426, by Boitron Wednesday at Santa Anita and remains on course for {FR}) and l.B. Forty (MSW, $158,335, by Debonair the $250,000 San Antonio H. Feb. 12. "It was per­ Roger). fect," said trainer Paco Gonzalez. "We'll work him John Karavas, g, 4, Noble Nashua--Harvard Mistress, another five-eighths next week and that will be it." by Harvard Man. AQU, 2-1, 6f, 1:13 4/5. B-Barbara Also working for the San Antonio yesterday was A. Fausner (Ny). Nancys French Fry (French Legionaire), who drilled +Susan Leona, f, 4, Skywalker--Pontiac Queen, by five panels in : 59 3/5 handily. Best Pal ( * Habitony) is Alleged. SUF, 2-1, 6f, 1:15 1/5. B-Pope Mclean & also probable for the race. the Derby Co Ltd (Ky). * $3,500 wing '91 KEENOV; $5,500 yrl '92 FTKOCT; $10,500 yrl '92 B•R•E•E•D•E•R•S OBSJAN; $6,000 2yo 1994 FTNMAY. EDITION FOALING NEWS: MY INHERITANCE, 13, Thatch--Edies Double (Nodouble) Foal born 1-23-95, a filly by Conquistador Cielo. ALLOWANCE RESULTS: 6th-AQU, $32,000, NY-Breds, 4/up, 6f, 1:12 1/5, ft. Will be bred back to Broad Brush. CONGOLINE {c, 4, He's Bad--Lucky Marion, by Noble Owned by Tom M. Carey. Table) Lifetime Record: 7-3-1-0, $63,220. 0/B-John Boarded at Clay Bank Farms near Lexington, Ky. Valentino (NY). T-Juan Ortiz. Accomplishments: MGSP winner of $70,285; dam of Mi Cielo (MGll, $496,299, by Conquistador Cielo). 7th-GGX, $30,000, 4/up, f/m, 8.5f, 1 :44 2/5, gd. BRIEF REMARKS, 12, Talc--Jostling Queen (Knightly A TRIFLE TO SPARE (f, 4, Dixieland Brass--Udder Delight {MSP}, by Raja Baba) Lifetime Record: Manner) 13-4-3-1, $62,425. 0-lrene E Robocker. B-W.S. Foal born 1-28-95, a filly by Corporate Report. Farish, Jr. (KY). T-C A Comiskey. *1/2 to Weekend Will be bred back to Fly So Free. Delight (Giii, $460,231, by Clever Trick). Boarded at Greenfields Farm in Colts Neck, N.J. Accomplishments: Stakes-winner of $137 ,862.