Belmont Park

BELMONT PARK - October 29, 2005 - Race 6 STAKES TVG Breeders' Cup Sprint Grade 1 - For Thoroughbred Three Year Old and Upward Six Furlongs On The Dirt Track Record: (Artax - 1:07.66 - October 16, 1999) Purse: $1,000,000 Guaranteed Available Money: $1,060,000 Value of Race: $972,020 1st $551,200, 2nd $212,000, 3rd $116,600, 4th $60,420, 5th $31,800 Weather: Cloudy Track: Fast Off at: 3:15 Start: Good for all

Pgm Horse Name (Jockey) Wgt M/E PP Start 1/4 1/2 Str Fin Odds Comments 3 Silver Train (Prado, Edgar) 124 L 3 2 51 51 1/2 2Head 1Head 11.90 wide move, prevailed 1 Taste of Paradise (Gomez, Garrett) 126 L b 1 6 81 1/2 71/2 41 23 12.50 steady, alter course 5 Lion Tamer (Velazquez, John) 126 L c 5 10 91/2 82 51/2 3Neck 12.40 bumped start, stumbled 2 Attila's Storm (Valenzuela, Patrick) 124 L b 2 1 11/2 21 31 1/2 42 45.50 vied inside, tired 8 Elusive Jazz (Albarado, Robby) 126 L f 8 7 63 61/2 62 5Head 53.50 bumped start, 4 wide 9 Lifestyle (Solis, Alex) 126 L bf 9 9 102 91 1/2 7Head 61/2 55.25 bumped start, stumbled 7 Lost in the Fog (Baze, Russell) 124 L 7 3 42 1/2 11/2 1Head 71/2 0.70* bounced around start 10 Imperialism (Espinoza, Victor) 126 L b 10 11 11 11 9Head 83 1/4 19.50 came wide, no rally 11 Gygistar (Castellano, Javier) 126 L 11 8 71/2 102 101 95 3/4 14.20 4 wide trip, tired 6 Wildcat Heir (Elliott, Stewart) 126 L f 6 4 3Head 31/2 82 102 3/4 6.40 vanned off 4 Battle Won (Dominguez, Ramon) 126 L 4 5 2Head 4Head 11 11 16.30 between rivals, tired

Fractional Times: 22.01 44.56 56.65 Final Time: 1:08.86 Run-Up: 0 feet

Winner: Silver Train, Dark Bay or Brown Horse, by Old Trieste out of Ridden in Thestars, by Cormorant. Foaled Feb 11, 2002 in Kentucky. Breeder: Joe Mulholland Sr., Joe Mulholland Jr.& John Mulholland. Winning Owner: Buckram Oak Farm

Total WPS Pool: $4,302,323 Pgm Horse Win Place Show Wager Type Winning Numbers Payoff Pool 3 Silver Train 25.80 10.40 8.10 $2.00 Exacta 3-1 215.50 3,306,841 1 Taste of Paradise 10.60 7.20 $2.00 Trifecta 3-1-5 1,593.00 2,895,076 5 Lion Tamer 7.60 $2.00 Pick 3 12-10-3 (3 correct) 2,371.00 884,729 $2.00 Pick 4 1-12-10-3 (4 correct) 13,162.00 1,772,022 $2.00 Head2Head 3 VS. 5 WINNER 3 (1 3.90 61,807 correct) $2.00 Superfecta 3-1-5-2 35,358.00 1,120,360

Trainers: 3 - Dutrow, Jr., Richard; 1 - Mandella, Gary; 5 - Pletcher, Todd; 2 - Schosberg, Richard; 8 - Barnett, Bobby; 9 - Ward, Wesley; 7 - Gilchrist, Greg; 10 - Mulhall, Kristin; 11 - Hennig, Mark; 6 - Perkins, Jr., Benjamin; 4 - Simon, Charles

Owners: 3 - Buckram Oak Farm; 1 -David B. Bloom; 5 -Michael B. Tabor; 2 - Schwartz, Barry K., Wachtel Stable, Double S Stable and Brouse, Nils; 8 - Stony Oak Farm LLC; 9 - R and R King Stables and Ward, Wesley A.; 7 -Harry J. Aleo; 10 -Steve Taub; 11 -Edward P. Evans; 6 - New Farm; 4 - Manoogian, Jay and Gretchen;

Footnotes SILVER TRAIN settled in good position along the inside, angled out to launch his bid on the turn, advanced four wide into the stretch, closed the gap to challenge in midstretch, surged to the front inside the furlong marker then was all out to hold off TASTE OF PARADISE in the final strides. TASTE OF PARADISE was unhurried for a half, saved ground through the turn, angled out in upper stretch, steadied while lacking room nearing the three-sixteenths pole, swung out for clear sailing in midstretch then finished fastest but could not get up. A claim of foul lodged by the rider of TASTE OF PARADISE against the winner was disallowed. LION TAMER stumbled and was pinched back soon after the start, raced far back for a half, angled out leaving the turn then rallied belatedly from outside to gain a share. ATTILA'S STORM bobbled at the start, rushed up along the rail, dueled along the inside into upper stretch and tired from his early efforts. ELUSIVE JAZZ bumped soundly at the start, raced in the middle of the pack while five wide for a half and finished evenly. LIFESTYLE steadied early after being bumped then stumbling at the start,angled to the inside then never reached contention. LOST IN THE FOG was bounced around between horses at the start, rushed up from outside, stalked four wide for nearly a half, took the lead at the quarter pole, continued on the front into midstretch then faltered in the final eighth. IMPERIALISM never reached contention while five wide. GYGISTAR raced wide throughout, moved up briefly on the far turn then faded on the turn. WILDCAT HEIR bumped in tight at the start, dueled between horses for a half, faltered on the turn, stumbled and unseated his rider after the finish and was vanned off. BATTLE WON pressed the pace between horses to the turn and gave way.