FEATURE PRESENTATION • GI KENTUCKY DERBY Khalid Abdullah=S J “TDN Rising Star” J Frankel (GB) (Galileo {Ire}) Will Exit from Stall One In

Visit the 2000 Guineas TDN Website: Field www.thoroughbreddailynews.com P2 FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 2011 For information about TDN, call 732-747-8060. FRANKEL NUMBER ONE FEATURE PRESENTATION • GI KENTUCKY DERBY Khalid Abdullah=s J “TDN Rising Star” J Frankel (GB) (Galileo {Ire}) will exit from stall one in

tomorrow=s G1 Qipco 2000 Guineas at Newmarket, where 12 rivals will line up in a bid to derail his faultless run. With his likely pacemaker Rerouted (Stormy Atlantic) positioned widest away from him in 13, the gifted Juddmonte homebred may be forced to make his own running--as Henry Cecil suggested earlier in the week--with the stalls placed in the middle of the track. The Warren Place conditioner issued an update on his Getting ‘Dialed In’ for the Derby... website yesterday that read, AFrankel is very well, he Robert LaPenta=s Dialed In (Mineshaft), last seen did his final piece of work on Tuesday morning and I delivering a narrow victory in the GI Florida Derby was delighted. He was lovely and relaxed in behind his Apr. 3, worked four lead horse and I=d be very surprised if he=s not a better furlongs in :48.40 at Palm horse than at Newbury [when winning the G3 Meadows Thursday in Greenham S.]. He has come on a lot for his run. He preparation of the hadn=t been on the grass since last year, as it has been GI Kentucky Derby. The so dry, so I was thrilled he was so well behaved.@ dark bay, a $475,000 Frankel=s armor may seem impenetrable at present, with FTSAUG yearling purchase, forecasts stating he is likely to trade shorter than the 4- worked in company with 7 starting price of the great Nijinsky II in 1970. Cont. p2 stablemate Miner=s Escape (Mineshaft). It was Dialed Did You Know?... In=s first move since FRANKEL (GB) (Galileo {Ire}) covering the same distance was tabbed as a in :49 4/5 Apr. 12. AThis is J “TDN Rising Star” J Visit the TDN Rising Stars section on our what I wanted, those :12s,@ website! trainer Nick Zito commented. AThis horse is Robert LaPenta very rippled--[he] is very Sherackatthetrack ready. I can guarantee this horse is not going to be short. I can=t guarantee anything else, but I=ll tell you he won=t be short. We know the kind of horse he is. The horse is happy here. He likes the track.@ Zito added that Dialed In will be ship to Kentucky Saturday.

St. John’s River Works for Oaks... Dede McGehee=s St. John=s River (Include), most recently a strong second in the GII Fair Grounds Oaks Mar. 26, geared up for the GI Kentucky Oaks with a five-furlong move in 1:00.80 at Churchill Downs Thursday. With jockey Rosie Napravnik aboard, she clicked off fractions of :12.40, :24.60, :36.40 and :48.40 and galloped out six furlongs in 1:15.40 over the fast track. AI thought it went okay,@ trainer Andrew Leggio said. AShe was in hand and it was a nice work. She will get two days off and go back to the track Sunday, and gallop up to the Oaks to put the finishing touches on.@ (859) 233-4252 " " " www.claibornefarm.com P TDN HEADLINE NEWS • 4/29/11 • PAGE 2 of 13 • thoroughbreddailynews.com

Saturday, Newmarket, Britain 8 11 Native Khan (Fr) Azamour (Ire) QIPCO 2000 GUINEAS (203rd RUNNING)-G1, (i70,000 yrl >09 ARQAUG; 180,000gns 2yo >10 TATAPR) ,350,000, 3yo, c/f, 1mT O-Vefa Ibrahim Araci; B-Gilles & Aliette Forien; T-Ed SC PP HORSE SIRE Dunlop; J-Olivier Peslier. Lifetime: 4-3-0-0, ,72,705. 1 12 Broox (Ire) Xaar (GB) Last Start--1st Apr. 14 G3 Craven S. (i18,000 yrl >09 ARQOCT) 9 2 Pathfork K Distorted Humor O-G A Lucas; B-Canary Thoroughbreds; T-Eoghan ($230,000 yrl >09 KEESEP) O=Neill; J-William Buick. Lifetime Record: 7-3-2-0, O-Silverton Hill Partnership; B-Flaxman Holdings Ltd; ,108,305. T-Jessica Harrington; J-Fran Berry. Lifetime Record: Last Start--9th Nov. 1 G2 Criterium de Maisons-Laffitte 3-3-0-0, ,165,217. 2 10 Casamento (Ire) Shamardal Last Start--1st Sept. 11 G1 Vincent O=Brien National S. (i54,000 wnlg >08 GOFNOV) 10 13 Rerouted Stormy Atlantic O-Godolphin; B-D & J Cantillon and C & K Canning; O-Khalid Abdullah; B-Juddmonte Farms; T-Barry Hills; T-Mahmood Al Zarooni; J-Frankie Dettori. Lifetime J-Michael Hills. Lifetime Record: 7-2-1-2, ,54,613. Record: 4-3-1-0, ,240,183. Last Start--2nd Apr. 13 Listed European Free H. Last Start--1st Oct. 23 G1 Racing Post Trophy 11 3 Roderic O=Connor (Ire) Galileo (Ire) 3 5 Dubawi Gold (GB) Dubawi (Ire) O-Susan Magnier, Michael Tabor, Derrick Smith & (42,000gns wnlg >08 TATDEC; ,85,000 yrl >09 Sangster Family; B-Swettenham Stud; T-Aidan O=Brien; DONAUG; 160,000gns 2yo >10 TATAPR; 130,000gns J-Ryan Moore. Lifetime Record: 4-2-1-1, ,207,669. RNA HIT >10 TATHIT) Last Start--1st Oct. 31 G1 Criterium International O-Andrew Tinkler; B-A H Bennett; T-Richard Hannon; 12 9 Saamidd (GB) Street Cry (Ire) J-Richard Hughes. Lifetime Record: 9-4-1-0, ,52,785. O-Godolphin; B-Darley; T-Saeed bin Suroor; J-Mickael Last Start--1st Apr. 9 Listed International Trial S. Barzalona. Lifetime Record: 3-2-0-0, ,76,525. 4 1 Frankel (GB) Galileo (Ire) Last Start--6th Oct. 16 G1 Dewhurst S. O-Khalid Abdullah; B-Juddmonte Farms; T-Henry Cecil; 13 6 Slim Shadey (GB) Val Royal (Fr) J-Tom Queally. Lifetime Record: 5-5-0-0, ,294,859. O/B-Phil Cunningham; T-Stan Moore; J-Luke Morris. Last Start--1st Apr. 16 G3 Greenham S. Lifetime Record: 6-1-1-0, ,34,882. 5 4 Fury (GB) Invincible Spirit (Ire) Last Start--5th Sept. 25 G2 Royal Lodge S. O/B-Cheveley Park Stud; T-William Haggas; J-Johnny All carry 126 pounds. Murtagh. Lifetime Record: 2-2-0-0, ,283,431. Silverton Hill Partnership=s Pathfork (Distorted Humor) Last Start--1st Oct. 10 Tattersalls Millions 2yo Trophy is next door to Frankel, and his 2-year-old performances 6 7 Happy Today Gone West were marked by a fast break from the gates. The same O-Jaber Abdullah; B-Rabbah Bloodstock LLC; T-Brian can be said of Susan Magnier, Michael Tabor, Derrick Meehan; J-Martin Dwyer. Lifetime Record: 3-1-1-0, Smith and the Sangster family=s Roderic O=Connor (Ire) ,9,901. (Galileo {Ire}), who is drawn in three. Pathfork currently Last Start--2nd Apr. 13 Listed Feilden S. occupies the position as clear second-favorite and 7 8 Loving Spirit (GB) Azamour (Ire) represents the best Irish formlines after wins in the (40,000gns yrl >09 TATOCT; Curragh=s G2 Futurity S. in August and G1 National S. 42,000gns 2yo >10 TATAPR) in September. Cont. p3 O-P C J Dalby & R Schuster; B-Elsdon Farms; T-James Toller; J-Robert Havlin. Lifetime Record: 2-1-1-0, Look for the K throughout the TDN graded stakes ,7,793. entries, denoting Keeneland sales graduates. Last Start--2nd Oct. 15 Newmarket conditions

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2000 Guineas cont. French-based O=Neill, who saddled Vital Equine (Ire) AHe=s the most relaxed horse with a wonderful (Danetime {Ire}) to finish runner-up four years ago, temperament,@ trainer Jessie Harrington, who trained commented yesterday, ABroox seems fine and he is the great two-mile champion chaser Moscow Flyer (Ire), ready to go. We are confident that he will stay the mile. said at her recent press day. AHe=s developed well over From his 2-year-old form, you would say the trip might the winter and done everything right, but is so laid-back be a question, but his pedigree says he will get a mile we have to give him plenty of work. This is breaking and the way we have trained him all spring we think he new territory for me. It=s exciting, but also a little bit will get a mile. We galloped him over the mile and that terrifying.@ Jockey Fran Berry was also on hand to pay is not a worry, but we are not confident that he will tribute to the unbeaten colt. AHe was only a shell of a beat Frankel.@ O=Neill did note that surprises do happen. horse last year and has thickened out well,@ Berry said. AHis sire, Xaar, was the Frankel of 13 years ago,@ the AHe has great balance and should handle the downhill conditioner added. AHe was a very warm favourite for run at Newmarket okay, but I suppose you never really the 2000 Guineas and got turned over.@ Newmarket=s know until they run there.@ With Aidan O=Brien Clerk of the Course Michael Prosser is expecting no scratching Alexander Pope (Ire) (Danehill Dancer {Ire}) break in the dry conditions. AThe Guineas ground has and Master of Hounds (Kingmambo) yesterday, the not been raced on since October and I think it is very Classic is made up of the smallest field since Mark of even,@ Prosser said yesterday. AI think that the middle Esteem (Ire) beat a dozen in 1996. Standing his ground of the track is where it will unfold and I think the was Andrew Tinkler=s Listed Spring Cup and Listed middle is as good as anywhere on the track. The going International Trial S. winner Dubawi Gold (GB) (Dubawi is good-to-firm, good in places with a GoingStick {Ire}), who switches from Lingfield=s Polytrack back to reading of 9.2. The plan is to irrigate tomorrow, but we turf in a bid to provide his sire with back-to-back will gauge how much after speaking with the editions after the shock win of Makfi (GB) 12 months meteorologists in the morning.@ ago. Richard Hannon Jr. was under no illusion regarding the task of his three-time Guineas-winning stable=s representative. AHe=s done nothing wrong this year and has improved, but we=re all fighting it out for the places--I don=t see anything to beat Frankel,@ Hannon said. AI don=t even see anything to really race against him. Dubawi Gold is settling much better now, and if things go right for him and he gets cover, he could be in the four.@ Another outsider is the Eoghan O=Neill trainee Broox (Ire) (Xaar {GB}), who boasts some smart juvenile form, having been fourth in the G1 Prix Morny at Deauville in August before winning the G3 Prix d=Arenberg over six furlongs at Maisons-Laffitte in September. Check out the new TDN blog at http://www.thetdnblog.blogspot.com/ J Watch Out for “TDN Rising Stars” J In today: Stars of tomorrow grabbing the spotlight today... Golden State Warriors, by Steve Sherack Handicapping on the Road, by Sue Finley

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AI=ve known her since I was a little kid,@ trainer Tom Proctor said of owner/breeder RESULTS Barbara Hunter. AEvery time Mrs. Hunter wins a race, people Thursday, Keeneland remember [trainer] Stanley GREY GOOSE BEWITCH S.-GIII, $150,000, KEE, 4-28, Rieser. He was a longtime friend 4yo/up, f/m, 1 1/2mT, 2:33, yl. of my father=s [trainer Willard 1--KEERTANA, 122, m, 5, by Johar Proctor].@ Will Keertana take 1st Dam: Motokiks, by Storm Cat another swing at the Breeders= 2nd Dam: Matoki, by Hail to Reason Cup later this fall? AOne race at a 3rd Dam: Salmon Lake, by Tom Fool time,@ Proctor replied. AI don=t O/B-Barbara Hunter (KY); T-Thomas F Proctor; J-Jose think you can look too far ahead Lezcano; $90,000. Lifetime Record: MGISP, with these horses. She=s doing Trainer Tom Proctor 25-10-5-6, $914,371. *1/2 to Snow Top Mountain good; I think she=s as good this Keeneland/Coady (Najran), GISP, $236,502. Werk Nick Rating: A. Click year as any year. So it=s nice to for the eNicks report & 5-cross pedigree. see.@ Click for the brisnet.com chart or the brisnet.com 2--My Baby Baby, 118, m, 6, Bernstein--Sarah Darling, PPs. Video, sponsored by Taylor Made. by Wavering Monarch. ($50,000 yrl '06 FTKOCT). O-Magdalena Racing; B-E H Beau Lane III (KY); A # will distinguish first-time stakes-winners, a @ will T-Kenneth G McPeek; $30,000. indicate first-time graded stakes-winners, a s will 3--Honimiere (Ire), 118, m, 5, Fasliyev--Sugar (GB), by denote a first-time Grade/Group 1 winner, a + will first- Hernando (Fr). (i9,000 wlng '06 GOFNOV; i8,500 time starters, an (S) will be used for state-bred races, a yrl '07 TATIRE). O-Stella Perdomo; B-Peter Collier (C) will be used for maiden-claiming races and an (R) (IRE); T-Roger L Attfield; $15,000. will be used for other restricted races. Purses for Margins: 1 1/4, 1, HF. Odds: 2.20, 10.50, 9.30. Canadian races are in Canadian dollars. Also Ran: La Luna de Miel (Ger), Endless Expanse (Ire), Silver La Belle, Super Espresso. Scratches: Silk Route, Zapparition, Persuading. Keertana, a close third at 31-1 in the GI Breeders= Cup Filly & Mare Turf at Churchill Downs Nov. 5, kicked off her 5-year-old campaign with a pair of wins in Florida, including the GIII The Very One S. at They PERFORM on the Gulfstream Feb. 20. She was last seen placing third in BIGGEST STAGE the GIII Hillsborough S. at Tampa Mar. 12. Slightly favored in this three-turn affair, the Barbara Hunter Sire of 13 Grade 1 Winners homebred was settled toward the back in sixth through see more at: a half mile in :50.25. With Jose Lezcano aboard, Unbridledssong.com Keertana improved her position down the backstretch, hit the gas as they turned for home, powered clear in the stretch and was never seriously threatened by the Bewitch S. (KEE) Keertana (Johar) shows her class. late rally of My Baby Baby, who was running in foal to two-time Horse of the Year Curlin.

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Friday, Keeneland, post time: 5:23 p.m. EDT ELKHORN S.-GII, $150,000, 4yo/up, 1 1/2mT PP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER ML 1 Rezif Distant View Roman Jacobson 20-1 2 Bearpath K Dynaformer Lenclud Wilkes 10-1 3 Simmard K Dixieland Band Castellano Attfield 8-1 4 Pool Play K Silver Deputy Leparoux Casse 8-1 5 Mint Chip K Johar Garcia Arnold 30-1 6 Windward Islands K Cozzene Napravnik Frostad 8-1 7 Giant's Tomb Awesome Again Graham Frostad 30-1 8 Rahy's Attorney Crown Attorney Wilson Black 2-1 9 Miami Deco K Limehouse Desormeaux Lynch 20-1 10 Telling A.P. Indy Bridgmohan Hobby 8-1 11 Musketier (Ger) Acatenango (Ger) Velazquez Attfield 5-2 Seven-year-old Rahy=s Attorney enters in top form, following a close second in the GII Mac Diarmida S. Feb. 19 and a win in the GIII Pan American S. Mar. 26. AHe=s just a grand old horse,@ said Rachel Holden, assistant to trainer Ian Black. AThey don=t come around too often like him. He=s a 7-year-old gelding who still loves what he does. When they=re like that and no issues, touch wood, you just keep going with them. He=s had a tremendous winter, and he=s in great form.@ Defending Elkorn champ Musketier has failed to find the winner=s enclosure in three subsequent attempts. He was third in the Mac Diarmida and second in the Pan American.

Saturday, Longchamp, France, post time: 3:45 p.m. PRIX GANAY - PRIX AIR MAURITIUS-G1, i300,000, 4yo/up, 1 5/16mT SC PP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER 1 4 Cirrus des Aigles (Fr) Even Top (Ire) Blondel Barande-Barbe 2 7 Planteur (Ire) Danehill Dancer (Ire) Soumillon Lellouche 35 Pouvoir Absolu (GB) Sadler's Wells Crastus Lellouche 4 3 Ley Hunter Kingmambo Guyon Fabre 5 1 Silver Pond (Fr) Act One (GB) Bonilla Laffon-Parias 6 2 Cape Blanco (Ire) Galileo (Ire) Spencer A O'Brien 7 6 Sarafina (Fr) Refuse to Bend (Ire) Lemaire de Ryer-Dupre All carry 128 pounds bar Sarafina, 125.

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Saturday, Newmarket, Britain, post time: 2:30 p.m. QIPCO JOCKEY CLUB S.-G2, ,80,000, 4yo/up, 1 1/2mT SC PP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER WT 1 4 Indian Days (GB) Daylami (Ire) Hanagan Given 127 2 3 Campanologist Kingmambo Dettori bin Suroor 124 3 2 Laaheb (GB) Cape Cross (Ire) R Hills Varian 124 4 6 Monitor Closely (Ire) Oasis Dream (GB) R Moore Bell 124 5 1 Native Ruler (GB) Cape Cross (Ire) Queally Cecil 124 6 5 Dandino (GB) Dansili (GB) Mulrennan Given 123

Saturday, Newmarket, Britain, post time: 3:45 p.m. PEARL BLOODSTOCK PALACE HOUSE S.-G3, ,50,000, 3yo/up, 5fT SC PP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER WT 1 9 Astrophysical Jet (GB) Dubawi (Ire) Gibbons McMahon 126 2 15 Borderlescott (GB) Compton Place (GB) Morris Bastiman 126 3 7 Evens and Odds (Ire) Johannesburg Carson D Nicholls 126 4 8 Group Therapy (GB) Choisir (Aus) R Moore Barron 126 5 12 Iver Bridge Lad (GB) Avonbridge (GB) J Quinn J Ryan 126 6 11 Jonny Mudball (GB) Oasis Dream (GB) Sanders Dascombe 126 7 1 Mister Hughie (Ire) Elusive City Queally T Easterby 126 8 14 Prohibit (GB) Oasis Dream (GB) Dettori Cowell 126 9 10 Rain Delayed (Ire) Oasis Dream (GB) Murtagh Dods 126 10 2 Secret Asset (Ire) Clodovil (Ire) Hughes J Chple-Hym 126 11 5 Sole Power (GB) Kyllachy (GB) Lordan Lynam 126 12 3 Tangerine Trees (GB) Mind Games (GB) Eaves Smart 126 13 4 Breathless Kiss Roman Ruler Fortune K Ryan 123 14 13 Lisselan Diva (Ire) Barathea (Ire) Saraiva Bidgood 123 15 6 Arctic Feeling (Ire) Camacho (GB) Hanagan Fahey 116

Saturday, Longchamp, France, post time: 2:30 p.m. PRIX DE BARBEVILLE - BEACHCOMBER HOTELS LE Sunday, Sha Tin, Hong Kong, post time: 4:35 a.m. EDT DINAROBIN-G3, i80,000, 4yo/up, 1 15/16mT AUDEMARS PIGUET QUEEN ELIZABETH II CUP-G1, SC PP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER WT HK$14,000,000, 3yo/up, 2000mT 1 2 Americain Dynaformer Mosse de Ryer-Dpre 133 SC PP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER 2 1 Marinous (Fr) Numerous Bonilla F Head 131 1 8 Irian (Ger) Tertullian Prebble Moore 3 6 Los Cristianos (Fr) Gold Away (Ire) Lemaire Couetil 127 2 6 Gitano Hernando (GB) Hernando (Fr) Oliver Brown 4 7 Dunaden (Fr) Nicobar (GB) Benoist Delzangles 127 3 10 Wigmore Hall (Ire) High Chaparral (Ire) Spencer Bell 5 9 Kasbah Bliss (Fr) Kahyasi (Ire) Thulliez F Doumen 127 4 11 California Memory K Highest Honor (Fr) Chadwick A Cruz 6 3 Brigantin Cozzene Prat Fabre 127 5 7 Packing Winner (NZ) Zabeel (NZ) Doleuze Ho 7 5 Mashoor (Fr) Monsun (Ger) Guyon Fabre 125 6 9 Viva Pataca (GB) Marju (Ire) Beadman Moore 8 8 Le Larron (Ire) High Chapral (Ire) Soumillon de Royer-Dupre 125 7 12 Ambitious Dragon (NZ) Pins (Aus) Whyte Millard 9 4 Foundation Filly (GB) Lando (Ger) Ruis F Doumen 118 8 14 Mr Medici (Ire) Medicean (GB) Mosse Ho 9 13 Mighty High (Fr) Peintre Celebre Marwing Moore 10 5 King Dancer (Ire) Danehill Dancer (Ire) Doyle Woods Saturday, Longchamp, France, post time: 4:15 p.m. 11 1 Destined for Glory (Ire) Azamour (Ire) Lloyd Moore PRIX VANTEAUX - BEACHCOMBER HOTELS LE ROYAL 12 4 Sapelli (NZ) Flying Spur (Aus) Puirton Size PALM-G3, i80,000, 3yo, f, 9f 55ydsT 13 3 Semos (Fr) American Post (GB) Styrdom Ferraris SC PP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER 14 2 River Jetez (SAf) Jet Master (SAf) Fayd’herbe de Kock 1 1 Starformer Dynaformer Victoire Head-Maarek Also Eligible 2 2 La Mouche (GB) Dubawi (Ire) Crastus Lellouche 15 Super Pistachio (Ire) Danehill Dancer (Ire) No Rider A Cruz 3 6 La Pernelle (Ire) Beat Hollow (GB) Lemaire de Nicolay All carry 126 pounds, bar River Jetez, 122. 4 3 Margravine King's Best Guyon Fabre 5 5 Camelia Rose (Fr) Oratorio (Ire) Mendizabal Rouget QE II Cup cont. p7 6 7 Finding Neverland (Fr) Green Desert Thulliez Clement 7 8 Putyball Silver Deputy Benoist Nakkachdji Ï Ò 8 4 Epic Love (Ire) Dansili (GB) Pasquier Bary All carry 126 pounds. The brisnet.com >Race of the Day= is the All horses in TDN Headline News and TDN American edition GII ELKHORN S. at KEENELAND are bred in North America, unless otherwise indicated For pps and a complete race analysis, click here. P TDN HEADLINE NEWS • 4/29/11 • PAGE 7 of 13 • thoroughbreddailynews.com

QUEEN ELIZABETH II CUP cont. Ambitious Dragon, who will be one of the favorites to become the second horse in the last 15 years to complete the Hong Kong Derby--QE II double, was not done any favors when barriers were drawn Thursday morning and will have to do his work from post postion 12. Despite the misfortune, the 4-year-old=s owner Johnson Lam was taking it in stride. AMy horse is very well,@ he said when interviewed on stage, Abut this is the best opposition he has met, so I must not be over-confident.@ Since dropping his first five decisions in Hong Kong, Ambitious Dragon has won six of his last seven, Owner Johnson Lam draws including a clear success from the 12 for Ambitious recent G1 Champions Mile hero Dragon HKJC.com Xtension (Ire) (Xaar {GB}) in the Derby Mar. 20. Viva Pataca, who took the Hong Kong Derby in 2006, posted the first of his two QE II wins the next spring, and posted a 15-1 upset of this contest last year. He=s back for another crack at the ripe old age of nine. Typically held-up during his races, he won=t be inconvenienced by drawing stall nine, and is given a puncher=s chance by trainer John Moore. AHe probably has a chance from a place point of view, although I=d like to think he=ll be right up there at the finish,@ the Australian commented. River Jetez will look to give trainer Mike de Kock a third QE II success to add to wins by Irridescence (SAf) (Caesour) in 2006 and Archipenko (Kingmambo) in 2009. The full-sister to South African legend Pocket Power (SAf) exits a strong runner-up effort in the G1 Dubai Duty Free S. Mar. 26 and leaves from the two Sunday. Click for the HKJC.com PPs.

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STATEMENT FROM THE JOCKEY CLUB: The recent ARCI model rule lowering the regulatory threshold for When, on March 28, both the incoming and outgoing chairs of phenylbutazone is a good example of a major step towards the Association of Racing Commissioners International called for a harmony with international medication standards. five-year plan to eliminate race-day medication, a possible The major difference pertains to race-day medications. Most of watershed moment was presented to racing in the United States. our international colleagues don’t permit it, period — yet still Perhaps the decades of discussion and dissension will give way, manage top-tier racing programs without the need to medicate finally, to recognition that American racing medication policies their athletes on race day. In fact, information recently received are not only out of step with an increasing number of the world’s from the Hong Kong Jockey Club reveals that just 1.4 percent of racing nations, but out of step with other major league sports in their racing population — averaging 15 horses per year — is our own backyard. compulsorily retired annually due to issues related to Exercise Regardless of the sport and regardless of the country, regulatory Induced Pulmonary Hemorrhage. authorities, participants, fans and customers are growing With recent action proposed in South America, the U.S. and increasingly intolerant of the use of performance-altering Canada will soon be the only major racing jurisdictions in the substances which may influence the outcome of competition. world that allow a racehorse to receive medication on the day of the race. Background... Soon after ARCI’s announcement, several organizations spoke up Although current rules of racing categorize medications into in favor of the ultimate goal of eliminating race-day medication, those permitted to be administered prior to race day and those including the Kentucky Thoroughbred Association, the permitted on race day, it is the latter which has attracted the most Thoroughbred Owners and Breeders Association, Keeneland attention, specifically furosemide and a few adjunct anti-bleeder Association, Breeders’ Cup, Ltd., Thoroughbred Racing medications. Associations of North America, and The Jockey Club. Current policy in this country regarding medications The National Thoroughbred Racing Association failed to achieve administered prior to race day is not that dissimilar from consensus on the matter and, along with the American international racing jurisdictions, where the objective it to ensure Association of Equine Practitioners, is responding to the call of the pharmacological effects of the substances are eliminated by the Racing Medication and Testing Consortium to host an the time of the race. international summit to address race-day medication. Cont. p9

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Those organizers should endeavor to gather international regulators, trainers and veterinarians to discuss and develop specific recommendations for the management of EIPH without furosemide, to better align our medication policies with concerns expressed by our fans and verified by NTRA’s own survey results, which follow:

2007: “Whether it is performing enhancing drugs or therapeutic overages, Thoroughbred racing is suffering from a serious drug problem that is undermining the sport”

2008: “They [core fans] see racing as losing its integrity by the day, and seriously challenged on two different fronts: a) performance enhancing drugs and b) safety and welfare”

2009: Summarized: nearly 60% of core fans interviewed indicated they are “very concerned” about performance enhancing drugs in horseracing

Addressing the HBPA Position and the South African Study... Meanwhile, the National Horsemen’s Benevolent and Protective Association quite expectedly balked at the statements made by the ARCI leaders this past March. With nearly 95% of all starters and 75% of first-time starters receiving furosemide, it is understandable that the organization whose members are most closely connected to the horse — the trainers — would feel other stakeholders in the industry were forcing their hand inappropriately. There are various points of accord between The Jockey Club’s position and the HBPA’s recent statements. The Jockey Club agrees with the HBPA that furosemide is a good treatment for EIPH. In fact, the 2009 study in South Africa, which validated the efficacy of furosemide in reducing EIPH, was funded in part by the Grayson-Jockey Club Research Foundation. This study, however, which was designed to evaluate the efficacy of furosemide in preventing EIPH in horses, provides little, if any, guidance for setting medication policies regarding the use of furosemide in horse racing. And clearly, it did not consider the fundamental drivers of policy such as the integrity of the sport, the perception and confidence of our customers and the health of the breed, to name a few. Our international colleagues responsible for regulating racing abroad would appear to agree: the study has not caused a single international racing jurisdiction to reconsider their ban on the use of furosemide on race day. This is not surprising. Even with furosemide, the majority of horses still bled (as determined by an endoscopic exam) and the average decrease in EIPH score was less than one-half a grade on the 0-4 grading scale used in the study. We further agree with the HBPA that drug testing of horse racing in this country is already more comprehensive than in any other sport; and it needs to go much further. The comprehensive efforts begun under the RMTC’s Drug Testing Initiative must continue to implement standardized testing procedures, certify testing labs to consistent high levels and provide enforcement through a uniform national medication rulebook containing clear guidelines for medication-free competition along with powerful deterrents to illegal activity. Tougher penalties and race-day security procedures designed to catch the cheaters, are also integral. P TDN HEADLINE NEWS • 4/29/11 • PAGE 10 of 13 • thoroughbreddailynews.com

The Jockey Club also concurs that the concept of “zero tolerance” is impractical and self-defeating. Improvements in detection of medications through changes in technology result in a moving standard, disconnected from scientific understanding of the medication in the horse. Matters raised recently by the HBPA that The Jockey Club does not agree with include the suggestion that all parties and viewpoints have not been sufficiently involved in racing’s dialogue. For anyone who has followed the virtual half-century of evolution from what was once styled “controlled” medication to today, it is not credible to suggest that any stakeholder has not been given adequate opportunity to be heard. In fact, that organization already has successfully executed a one-year delay in implementation of an otherwise widely-endorsed reduction of allowable levels of Phenylbutazone to improve the ability of examining veterinarians to detect soundness issues during pre-race inspections.

Matters of Science and Policy... The Jockey Club has always been a strong proponent of the value of research to answer questions of science. But we believe additional science is unnecessary here to answer the fundamental question of policy before us: should horses race only when they are free from the influence of medications? We answer yes. The Jockey Club, however, disagrees with the assertion that the American race horse could not compete without furosemide. The prime recent examples countering this assertion are the frequent victories of American-campaigned horses in the Dubai World Cup and, most recently, at Royal Ascot where the U.S. was represented by two winners, where they are not allowed to run on any Summary... therapeutic substances. In the atmosphere of today’s sports world, where the acronym Current race-day medication policies have resulted in the PED (Performance Enhancing Drugs) regularly litters reports on overuse of an under-needed medication that is far from producing baseball, football, cycling, etc., no sport should expect its public, a “level playing field.” Adding to that the use of adjunct bleeder or its honest participants, to embrace a philosophy of medications — which have failed to demonstrate efficacy in the performance enhancement. The public is our customer, and the treatment of EIPH — our overall race-day medication policies have customer should not be asked to embrace a knowingly sullied become disconnected from the sport. product. With the results of the international summit in hand, perhaps Many observers today believe that the Thoroughbred is not as the HBPA’s summer convention would be best utilized to provide sound and hardy as he once was, and the generations of horses its members with alternatives to managing EIPH besides the use of racing on medication and then dominating the gene pool are furosemide, rather than continuing to debate the merits of suspected of causing or contributing to that decline. Thus, the race-day medication. welfare of the breed merges with the welfare of the business. If The fundamental disagreement gets to the heart of the sport of the rest of the world increasingly looks on the American racing. Is it to be an honest game in which the athletes perform Thoroughbred as a tainted product, the impact on the solely on the basis of their physical abilities, free of artificial international market is easily predictable. enhancements? Should it be a game where a bright line exists The proper treatment of animals is a high priority to the public, separating when therapeutic treatment of an athlete ends and now more than ever. Even the horseman who sincerely believes he competition begins? or she is doing right by the horse by racing on medications should We answer yes on both accounts: the integrity of horse racing grasp that the public can hardly be expected to distinguish and the health and safety of our human and equine athletes between a syringe that provides the proper therapy and one that requires horses to compete free from the influence of medications. introduces chicanery. Survey after survey has said that medication In addition to its ability to reduce EIPH, furosemide has been adversely affects the public’s acceptance of sports. found to exert a number of other effects in the horse broadly accepted as performance enhancing. Furosemide leads to significant weight loss by post time and increases TCO2 levels among other pharmacological effects. Jockey Club Statement cont. P TDN HEADLINE NEWS • 4/29/11 • PAGE 11 of 13 • thoroughbreddailynews.com

Jockey Club Statement cont.

Horse racing is no different. The Jockey Club stands convinced that the elimination of race-day medication is essential to achieving optimal stewardship of the horse, the sport, the public perception and confidence, and the business of Thoroughbred racing. We welcome the fresh opportunity, created by the current attention to furosemide, to steer back to a more proper path and urge the development of a comprehensive plan to phase in these reforms, including medication-free competition.

James L. Gagliano

President & Chief Operating Officer

The Jockey Club

UPCOMING MAJOR NORTH AMERICAN STAKES Date Race Track Apr. 29 GIII Elkhorn S. KEE Apr. 30 GIII Westchester H. BEL GIII Miami Mile H. CRC GIII San Francisco Mile H. GG GIII Wilshire H. HOL May 6 GI Kentucky Oaks CD GII La Troienne S. CD GII American Turf S. CD GIII Alysheba S. CD GIII Eight Belles S. CD May 7 GI Kentucky Derby CD GI Woodford Reserve Turf Classic CD GI Humana Distaff H. CD GII Churchill Downs H. CD GII Mervyn LeRoy H. HOL GIII Senorita S. HOL GIII Churchill Distaff Turf Mile CD GIII Twin Spires Turf Sprint CD GIII Beaugay H. BEL GIII Fort Marcy H. BEL May 8 GIII Vigil S. WO May 14 GII Peter Pan S. BEL GII Jim Murray Memorial H. HOL GIII Hendrie S. WO May 17 GIII Lazaro S. Barrera Memorial S. HOL May 20 GII Black-Eyed Susan S. PIM

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• TRIPLE THREATS WORKTAB • CHURCHILL DOWNS St. John’s River (Include), 5f, 1:00.80, 2/23 PALM MEADOWS Dialed In (Mineshaft), 4f, :48.53, 3/6

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Centennial’s first-ever stakes winner was also a 2-year-old purchase. Silent Account (Private Account) was a $110,000 FTFFEB purchase from Hickory Tree Farm in 1985. The chestnut captured the GII Alcibiades S. later that year, and raced for four seasons, picking up 10 wins from 37 appearances and bankrolling $480,475. Centennial sold her for $410,000 as a broodmare at Fasig-Tipton November in 1988. The Centennial team--comprised of Little, along with veterinarian Dr. Stephen Carr and Paula Parsons, who runs the CONVOCATION Centennial farm in Middleburg, Virginia--have been (h, 5, Pulpit--Shade Dance, by Nureyev) working the sales together for more than a quarter Consigned by Niall Brennan Stables, Agent V of a century. $340,000 2yo ‘08 KEEAPR “It’s kind of neat to be able to say we have been Lifetime Record: MGSP, 13-3-5-1, $306,345 together for 27 years,” Little said. “My father and I first met [Carr] in Aiken, South Carolina, through The Centennial Farms partners have had to be patient with our connection with polo. I spent two months with Convocation (Pulpit). Purchased at the 2008 Keeneland April sale, the Paula Parsons him for my senior project in high school, working 5-year-old was unraced at two and made six starts in each of his first as his assistant.” two seasons at the track. But the relatively light campaign has been a The team has developed a system over the years that works well for part of the plan, and the operation is looking forward to a break-out year them. in 2011. “[Carr and Parsons] get to the sale a day ahead of me, and out “We take our time with all of our horses,” said Centennial President together a list of ‘keepers,’” Little explained. “Then I Don Little Jr. “If you look at all of our top horses, they were at their best go and look at the horses on my own. We meet, go when they were four or five. Rubiano was champion over the list again, and all three of us go back and sprinter when he was five; Colonial Affair did win the look at them together. If any one of us has a concern [GI] Belmont S., but his best year was at four; about a horse, that’s it--the three of us have to be in Corinthian won the Breeders’ Cup Dirt Mile and the agreement on every horse. Then we come up with [GI] Met Mile at four. the price we’re willing to pay.” “That’s by design,” Little added. “That’s our Little remembers what it was about Convocation, philosophy. Everybody wants to win the part of Niall Brennan’s ‘08 offering at Keeneland [GI] Kentucky Derby, you’d love to win the April, that caught his eye. [GI] Champagne S., but, if you look at the history, Dr. Stephen Carr “He had a good presence and, of course, we loved the horses that are successful in the early races, his pedigree,” he said. “He worked well over the racetrack, and we were Don Little Jr. that’s it--they don’t have longevity. In my opinion, you want a horse that can go on and be successful hoping to have another Pulpit to follow in Corinthian’s hoofsteps.” at four and five. There’s a lot of money out there. We also want to have Convocation has not quite reached Corinthian’s level, but he has a stallion, and breeders can look at the type of horses we have--that run shown promise. The bay broke his maiden by 6 3/4 lengths at Belmont til they’re five and retire sound--and know they can give you that Park at three, and came back to be second in the GII Dwyer S. Last longevity.” year, he had a pair of allowance wins and was runner-up in the GIII It might seem that shopping at the juvenile sales might not fit the Westchester S. and GII Suburban H., then took the rest of the year off Centennial plan, but, of the 10 horses the after running fourth in the GI Woodward S. in September. outfit buys each year, two or three come “We felt it was time to give him a break,” Little said. “We try to do best from the breeze-ups. by our horses--like star athletes, they need an off season. They need “One of the best horses we’ve ever had the time to get stronger and bigger, to grow.” came out of the 2-year-old sales,” Little Convocation came back to run third as the 1-2 chalk in an optional said. “Ground Storm--he ran until he was claimer at Gulfstream Mar. 27. He made a move up the rail in the eight.” stretch, but was checked at the sixteenth pole and ended up 1 3/4 A son of Summer Squall, Ground lengths behind the Storm was bought for $475,000 from the winner at the wire. William Harrigan consignment at Ground Storm “It was just an unlucky Keeneland April in 1996, and went on to race,” Little said. “He win the GIII Stymie H., compiling a record of 40-11-11-8 and earning should have won. He $628,599. was the prohibitive favorite, but he got into some trouble. It happens--that’s racing. But he came out of the race in great shape.” Convocation is one of Convocation 22 horses in the Centennial stable. The group consists of about 70 partners, but there are never more than 10 to 15 in on an individual horse. (352) 731-9797 www.natc.cc P TDN HEADLINE NEWS • 4/29/11 • PAGE 13 of 13 • thoroughbreddailynews.com

Take Two cont. MEADOW VISTA, 16, Meadowlake--Parsifal, by “We want everyone to feel not just like a partner, but like an owner,” L=Enjoleur Little said. “We want them to be able to experience it as if they are sole Foal born Mar. 18, a colt by More Than Ready. owner. We provide boxes for the big races; we offer them a house in Will be bred back to Awesome Again. Saratoga, so they don’t have to get a hotel room for $500 a night. When Owned by and boarded at Pin Oak Stud. Arch Traveler [Sky Mesa] ran in the Florida Derby, we had a suite at Accomplishments: GSP, $202,895. Dam of Bachata Gulfstream for the partners. In terms of customer service, I think we are (Kingmambo), SW & GSP, $163,925. one of the best.” Pat Lamberty, the head of client management and sales for PRIMETIMEVALENTINE, 12, Affirmed--Dancing Centennial, added, “We limit the number of Mahmoud, by Topsider partners on each horse, Foal born Mar. 18, a colt by Pulpit. because it is very hard to Will be bred back to Eskendereya. take care of 40 people. Owned by Robert & Lawana Low. We learned that with Boarded at Diamond A. Rubiano. If you only have Accomplishments: SW & GSP, $138,589. 10 to 15 partners on a horse, they will have a LA GANDILIE (FR), 14, Highest Honor (Fr)--Prospector=s really nice experience and Star, by Mr. Prospector Rubiano never feel overlooked.” Foal born Mar. 19, a colt by Mount Nelson (GB). The hope is that Will be bred back to High Chaparral (Ire). Convocation will be providing his Centennial connections with their Owned by and boarded at Newsells Park Stud. share of memorable events this season. Accomplishments: GSP-Fr. Dam of Fashion Rocks (Ire) “The handicap division was very robust last year, but, without Blame or (Rock of Gibraltar {Ire}), SW-Eng. Quality Road, it’s in need of a horse to jump up,” Lamberty said. “We think Convocation fits into the picture.” MARY DELANEY, 8, Hennessy--Crafty Emerald, by Little concluded, “He has a fabulous pedigree. If he can just break Crafty Prospector through and win one or two of the big races this year, he will be a very valuable stallion.” Foal born Mar. 19, a filly by Unbridled=s Song. Will be bred back to Tapit. Credit for all photos is centennialfarms.com. Owned by Alpha Delta Stable. Boarded at Mill Ridge. Accomplishments: GSW of $305,870.

MY SUCCESS, 15, A.P. Indy--Towering Success, by Irish Tower Foal born Mar. 19, a filly by Candy Ride (Arg). Will be bred back to Indian Charlie. Owned by Robert & Lawana Low. Boarded at Diamond A. Accomplishments: Dam of Southern Success (Dixieland Band), SW.

SLUICE, 13, Seeking the Gold--Lakeway, by Seattle SILVER BLISS, 14, Silver Deputy--Midnight Goer, by Slew Two Punch Foal born Mar. 19, a colt by Empire Maker. Foal born Feb. 8, a colt by Dunkirk. Will be bred back to Indian Charlie. Will be bred back to Stephen Got Even. Owned by Guy & Dede Snowden. Owned by Bob & Alice Austin. Boarded at Denali Stud. Boarded at Little River Farm. Accomplishments: SW of $202,453. Dam of Mushka Accomplishments: Dam of Trevor=s Clever (Stephen Got (Empire Maker), GISW, $1,096,125. Event), SW, $195,750. IS KYLIE GOOD, 11, Touch Gold--Assombrie, by LOVING LUCY, 10, Lycius--Assiuta, by Overskate Timeless Moment Foal born Mar. 18, a filly by Tale of the Cat. Foal born Mar. 20, a colt by Silver Train. Will be bred back to Bluegrass Cat. Owned by C.J. Equine. Owned by Anne Poulson. Boarded at Hidden Brook Farm. Boarded at Hidden Brook Farm. Accomplishments: Dam of Yawkey Way (Grand Slam), Accomplishments: SW. SW.

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NORTH AMERICA

Yesterday=s Results: STORMELLO DIES Grade I-winning freshman sire 7th-KEE, $61,300, Alw, Opt. Clm. ($80,000), NW3$X, Stormello (Stormy Atlantic--Wilshewed, by Carson City) 4yo/up, 1 1/16m (AWT), 1:42 1/5, ft. was euthanized Tuesday at Hagyard Equine Medical 1--DARK COVE, 118, c, 4, Medaglia d=Oro--Crystal Institute in Lexington after suffering complications from Cove, by Kris S.. ($120,000 wlng '07 KEENOV; colic. The seven-year-old stallion $155,000 yrl '08 KEESEP). O-Joseph Engelhart & had been standing at Vinery Magdalena Racing; B-Stonewall Farm Stallions (KY); Kentucky since retiring to stud in T-Kenneth G McPeek. Lifetime Record: 9-4-0-0, 2008. Trained by William Currin, $117,137. who also owned and bred the 2--Midnight Mischief, 118, h, 5, Medaglia d'Oro-- colt in partnership with Alvin Western Reel, by Gone West. Eisman, Stormello captured the 3--Lonesome Street, 118, c, 4, Broken Vow--Street 2006 GI Hollywood Futurity and Cat, by Storm Cat. ($45,000 yrl '08 FTKOCT). GII Norfolk S. He was runner-up Margins: 1HF, 1, 1 1/4. Odds: 2.90, 11.30, 7.30. Stormello in the 2007 GII Fountain of vinery.com Youth S. On the board in seven 7th-KEE, cont. p2 of 11 starts, Stormello won 27 Monmouth St. three times and earned $700,100. AHe was gorgeous,@ 2nd Floor said Currin. AHis enormous heart for racing thrilled us. Red Bank, NJ 07701 We look forward to seeing his babies on the race track, Fax (732) 747-8955 and we cherish our memories of him.@ Phone (732) 747-8060 All horses in the TDN are bred in North America, [email protected] unless otherwise indicated

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7th-KEE, cont. Dark Cove was claimed from Robert LaPenta by the Magdalena Racing syndicate out of a sixth-place effort TODAY’S INSIGHTS against $16,000 maidens on the Saratoga main track Aug. 16 and promptly graduated for $25,000 when 5:54p 10th-KEE, Msw, $50K, 3yo, 1 3/16mT stretched out on the turf just 13 days later. The bay TVG The fashionably bred CLEAR ATTEMPT (A. P.Indy) looks added a 15-1 upset in a Sept. 25 Belmont allowance to take another step forward in his second try over the and made it three on the bounce with a neck success weeds. Well-beaten in a pair of tries on the dirt at over this Polytrack Oct. 23. He=d found graded Gulfstream Park over the winter, he appeared to turn the company too stiff in his two most recent appearances, corner with a switch to the turf last time, missing by 3/4 of a a 10th in the GIII Commonwealth S. on the Churchill length in second while finishing better than nine lengths turf Nov. 13 and a seventh in the GIII Fort Lauderdale ahead of the third that afternoon. The Wygod homebred is a S. at Gulfstream Jan. 9. The second choice off the son of 2004 GI Santa Anita Oaks heroine Silent Sighs short layoff, Dark Cove settled one from the tail as (Bertrando). Empiricist (Empire Maker) will have to Lonesome Street and GSW Mad Flatter (Flatter) went at overcome the outside stall this afternoon. The bay, a $350K an above-average clip up front. The hot pace began to FTSAUG graduate, was slowly away in his Mar. 5 return to take its toll on the pacesetters, and Dark Cove proved action at Gulfstream, but rallied belatedly into a close sixth. the beneficiary, shifting out five deep into the lane He is kin to Lasting Approval (With Approval), a Grade III before putting the race away in the final 70 yards. winner over the Keeneland turf; and is also a full sibling to Midnight Mischief rounded out a $57.80 exacta for the GISW Icon Project. brisnet.com pps sire. Click for the brisnet.com chart or Video, sponsored by Taylor Made.

4th-KEE, $59,540, Alw, Opt. Clm. ($100,000), NW2$Y+X, 4yo/up, 6f (AWT), 1:09 1/5, ft. 1--POINTING NORTH (SAF), 118, g, 7, Joshua Dancer-- Compass Point (SAf), by Model Man (SAf). O-Tim J Williams; B-Northwood Stud (Pty) Ltd (SAF); T-James E Baker. Lifetime Record: Co Ch. 3yo Colt-SAf, G1SW-SAf, 16-6-3-0, $199,944. *1/2 to Pointing East (SAf) (Jallad), GSP-SAf. 2--Agastache, 118, g, 6, Mutakddim--Asheville, by 6th-KEE, $52,657, Alw, NW1X, 4yo/up, f/m, Clever Trick. 1 1/16mT, 1:44 3/5, yl. 3--Macias, 118, c, 4, Purge--Azelna (Fr), by Tropular LA REINE LIONNE (f, 4, Leroidesanimaux {Brz}- - (GB). ($170,000 yrl '08 KEESEP). Unbridled Lover, by Unbridled) returned from a brief Margins: NK, HF, 3. Odds: 5.30, 2.00, 1.50. absence to be second in a conditioned $50,000 claimer Winner of a Nov. 21 allowance rained off the Calder over the Gulfstream turf course Jan. 30, then went to turf, Pointing North was runner-up for a $50,000 tag Tampa for her next start at that same level and on the Gulfstream turf Feb. 5 and was claimed away thrashed her rivals by 6 1/4 lengths. She made it two from Zabeel International Racing off a near-miss second straight with an easy score in a $25,000 starter- against $25,000 taggers in Hallandale Feb. 25. He split allowance in Hallandale Mar. 18 and was pounded into the field in a five-furlong turf sprint Mar. 18 and was 4-5 for to complete the three-bagger. A stalking second the second-longest price in this field of five. Saving as Breaking Promises (Broken Vow) towed them along, ground beneath Rajiv Maragh as the slow-starting La Reine Lionne strode effortlessly to the front in upper Agastache and Macias went at it up front, Pointing stretch and was ridden out to a 3 1/2-length victory North remained glued to the fence in the stretch and over Emerald Beech (Maria=s Mon). Purple Trillium drove through late to record the upset. Click for the (Seeking the Gold) was a non-factor in eighth.Sales brisnet.com chart or Video, sponsored by Taylor Made. history: $40,000 yrl '08 KEESEP. Lifetime Record: 7-4-0-0, $64,842. Click for the brisnet.com chart or Video, sponsored by Taylor Made. TDN CRITERIA O-Hidden Brook Farm & Paul P Pompa Jr. B-Liberation The races covered in the TDN are as follows: Farm & Stonewall Farm (KY). T-Chad C Brown. Black Type Races - purses of $50,000/up Hidden Brook Purchase & Racing Partnership Allowance and Allowance/Optional Claiming Races - purses of $20,000/up Maiden Special Weight Races - purses of $18,000/up Maiden Claiming Races - purses of $18,000/up and TDN TODAY a minimum claiming price of $40,000 Around the World...... 9 pages P TDN AROUND THE WORLD • 4/29/11 • PAGE 3 of 9 • thoroughbreddailynews.com

Keeneland Report cont. 3rd-KEE, $50,376, Msw, 3yo, f, 1 3/16mT, 2:00 3/5, CALIFORNIA yl. BIZZY CAROLINE (f, 3, Afleet Alex--Sacre Coeur, by Yesterday=s Results: Saint Ballado) was a distant last of eight in her Aug. 1 7th-HOL, $53,200, Alw, Opt. Clm. ($80,000), NW1$X, debut sprinting over the Saratoga main track, but 3yo, 1mT, 1:35 1/5, fm. showed some signs of life in her final juvenile go-round, AKKADIAN (c, 3, Tiznow--Papa Sids Girl {MSP, a pacesetting sixth going two turns on the lawn at the $135,086}, by Souvenir Copy) scored at second asking Spa Aug. 27. The dark bay made a favorable return to over the Santa Anita lawn Feb. 24, then was fourth as the races Mar. 19, rallying from ninth and last to finish the chalk in a Mar. 18 allowance. Favored at 4-5 here, third by a length. Well-rated along the inside by Alan he was settled in fourth early, made his move entering Garcia while going comfortably up front this time, the the far turn, was angled off the rail for his stretch run homebred filly turned away Cass= Lady (Eurosilver) at and gamely outkicked Great Warrior (Brz) the head of the lane and drew clear in the final furlong (Leroidesanimaux {Brz}) to score by a neck. Lifetime for a two-length victory. Abaco (Giant=s Causeway) Record: 4-2-1-0, $77,760. Sales history: $215,000 yrl was blocked at the quarter pole and got clear too late '09 KEESEP; $270,000 2yo >10 KEEAPR. Click for the before completing the exacta. Lifetime Record: 4-1-0-1, brisnet.com chart or Video, sponsored by Taylor Made. O-Gary Broad. B-Katie Rich Stables, Christopher G $35,187. Click for the brisnet.com chart or Video, Connors & Don Weisberg (KY). T-Julio C Canani. sponsored by Taylor Made. O-Catesby W Clay. B-Runnymede Farm Inc & Catesby W Clay (KY). T-Kenneth G McPeek. 5th-HOL, $61,000, Msw, 3yo/up, 1 1/16m (AWT), 1:44 1/5, ft. NEW YORK SPUD SPIVENS (g, 3, Tizbud--Oceans Reality, by Cutlass Reality) finished fourth cutting back to a sprint Numbers Up at Big A: Feb. 5, and couldn=t overcome the 12 hole going Edited Press Release 6 1/2 panels in Arcadia Mar. 5, finishing fourth, and Attendance, on-track handle, and NYRA Rewards was duly 17-1 in this open-company affair. Drawn high account wagering posted huge increases at the recently here as well, he was able to get over a few paths, but concluded 2011 Aqueduct Racetrack winter/spring race was committed to a four-wide trip down the meeting. For the period spanning Jan. 1 through Apr. backstretch. He made eye-catching progress at the 23 compared to last year=s corresponding time span, quarter pole, swung out to the five path for the stretch attendance was up 48%, increasing to 322,165 from run and outfinished Cook Inlet (Candy Ride {Arg}) for a 218,078, total on-track handle (including money bet on 3/4-length victory. Coming Thru (Awesome Again) simulcast races) was up 74.6%, increasing to $144 finished ninth. Sales history: $4,500 yrl '09 CTNAUG; million from $83 million, NYRA Rewards telephone $8,000 2yo >10 BESMAY. Lifetime Record: 9-1-2-1, wagering was up 95%, increasing to $13 million from $68,400. Click for the brisnet.com chart or Video, $6.7 million, and NYRA Rewards internet wagering was sponsored by Taylor Made. up 147%, increasing to $20 million from $8.2 million. O-Vincent & Audrey Marchionno & Henry Moreno. AWe are extremely pleased with the numbers from the B-Harris Farms Inc (CA). T-Henry Moreno. recently concluded Aqueduct meeting,@ NYRA President and CEO Charles Hayward said. AI am very encouraged by the hard work that everyone at NYRA has done since the shutdown of New York City Off-Track Betting to encourage customers to attend our live races and wager on our product. It has been a total team effort They PERFORM on the and has demonstrated NYRA=s ability to react quickly and decisively to what could have been a very negative BIGGEST STAGE occurrence for the racing industry as a whole. I also Sire of 13 Grade 1 Winners want to thank the New York State Racing and Wagering Board and Chairman John Sabini for helping see more at: us gain expedient approvals for a number of customer Unbridledssong.com service initiatives.@

6th-KEE (Alw) La Reine Lionne (Leroidesanimaux J Watch Out for “TDN Rising Stars” J {Brz}) wins on the bridle. Stars of tomorrow grabbing the spotlight today... 3rd-KEE (Msw) Bizzy Caroline (Afleet Alex) takes >em wire to wire. P TDN AROUND THE WORLD • 4/29/11 • PAGE 4 of 9 • thoroughbreddailynews.com

NTRA, Pfizer Renew Agreement: INDUSTRY INFO Edited press release The National Thoroughbred Racing Association TOBA to Hold Ownership Seminar: (NTRA) announced Thursday that Pfizer Animal Health Edited Press Release has renewed its agreement to serve as an official The Thoroughbred Owners and Breeders Association Equine Health Promotional Partner of the NTRA Safety will be conducting a Thoroughbred Ownership Seminar and Integrity Alliance. Pfizer Animal Health will remain at the Kentucky Derby Museum in Louisville, Ky, on active in a number of NTRA Safety and Integrity Thursday, May 5. The seminar will feature discussions Alliance initiatives, including national outreach efforts, on industry business issues, options for acquiring the NTRA's annual Track Superintendents' conference, horses including partnerships, auctions and claiming as the Alliance's annual Professional Education Seminar, well as a discussion about veterinary topics. Speakers and research and education on equine health and include Graham Motion, Barry Irwin, Bob McCann, Jack wellness. As part of its long-standing involvement with Smith, Dr. Foster Northrop and others. The seminar will the Barbaro Fund for Equine Health and Safety begin at 8:00 a.m. and will include breakfast, lunch, Research, Pfizer Animal Health will also participate in a and an afternoon of racing at Churchill Downs. The special disbursement ceremony May 21, Preakness registration fee for the seminar is $56 for TOBA Day, at Pimlico Race Course in Baltimore. "Pfizer members and $100 for non-members. A representative Animal Health is pleased to continue our partnership of the National Racing Compact will also be available to with the NTRA and support of the NTRA Safety and assist owners with the licensing process. TOBA Integrity Alliance," said Kristin Ruff, Director, Pfizer members will receive a discounted application fee. Animal Health. "We appreciate the organization's dedication and efforts to improve the health and RCI Board Votes to Re-Examine Furosemide: wellness of race horses." Alex Waldrop, president and Edited Press Release CEO of the NTRA, added, APfizer's steadfast support of The Board of Directors of the Association of Racing the NTRA Safety and Integrity Alliance and its ongoing Commissioners International voted without objection in commitment to equine health have meant a great deal favor of a resolution calling for the re-examination of to our industry. The NTRA is truly delighted to continue whether its current policy pertaining to furosemide its partnership with Pfizer." should be continued. RCI also endorsed international coordination and collaboration on overall medication AMERICAN-BRED WINNERS policies and underscored the need to do so with non-steroidal anti-inflammatory and corticosteroid treatments. AThis issue elicits strong opinions,@ RCI IN BRITAIN: President Ed Martin said. AOur goal is to do what is Silverware, c, 3, Eurosilver--Playing Footsie, by Valiant right for the sport and its equine and human athletes. Nature. Bath, 4-28, Cond, 3yo, 1m 5ydsT. B-Alliand This begins our formal process to consider the Equine. proposals that have been made.@ The RCI resolution Decider, g, 8, High Yield--Nikita Moon, by Secret Hello. expressed support for the international summit to be Bath, 4-28, Hcp, 4yo/up, 5f 11ydsT. B-Green Willow jointly convened this summer by the Racing Medication Farms. *$100,000 yrl >04 KEESEP. and Testing Consortium, the American Association of Equine Practitioners, and the National Thoroughbred Racing Association. That summit was spurred by calls by some RCI officials for a multi-year phase out of race day administration of furosemide as well as adjuncts where allowed. The RCI Board will next meet in Saratoga Springs July 27. First-crop starters to watch: Friday, April 29 Sire (Sire’s Sire), current farm, 2008 Fee, #foals of racing age/Winners/ Classic Equine Equipment Offers Triple Crown Contest: BlackTypeWnrs * Race #-track, race type, distance, runner, odds (if available) Classic Equine Equipment is conducting a fantasy DON'TSELLMESHORT (Benchmark), 23/0/0 Triple Crown contest with the chance to win $2,500 in 3-GG, Msw, 2f, +Sold Short, $1,000 NCA SEP yrl Classic Equine manufactured equipment. Players will be JAZIL (Seeking the Gold), Shadwell, $13K, 42/0/0 given a mythical bankroll to purchase three horses in 4-KEE, Msw, 4 1/2f, +Jazil's Song, $19K KEE SEP yrl, 6-1 each race of the Triple Crown, with purchase prices MASTER COMMAND (A.P. Indy), Taylor Made, $15K, 82/0/0 based on morning-line odds. Points are accumulated 4-KEE, Msw, 4 1/2f, Piskacha, $2K KEE SEP yrl, 20-1 based on each horse=s finishing place in the races. For more information on the contest, visit http://contest.classic-equine.com. All post times in the TDN are local time P TDN AROUND THE WORLD • 4/29/11 • PAGE 5 of 9 • thoroughbreddailynews.com

Rookies cont. AWe anticipated there would be challenges in establishing this sale on the international sales calendar, First/Second-crop starters to watch: Friday, April 29 yet there have been a number of positives to be taken Sire (Sire’s Sire), current farm, 2007 Fee, #foals of racing age/Winners/ from today, especially as it was our first Breeze-Up BlackTypeWnrs * Race #-track, race type, distance, runner, odds (if available) since 1977,@ commented Tattersalls Ireland Managing A. P. WARRIOR (A.P. Indy), Stonewall Farm Ocala, $20K, 92/7/1 Director Geroge Mernagh. ALogistically the sale worked 5-ATL, Msw, 1mT, +Dontfightthetide, $4K OBS OPN 2yo, 12-1 extremely well, especially the facilities made available BANDINI (Fusaichi Pegasus), Walmac Farm, $18K, 175/24/0 to us by Fairyhouse racecourse. We received many 8-PEN, Msw, 6f, +Miss Bollywood, $18K EAS SEP yrl, 12-1 positive comments from vendors and purchasers on the BELLAMY ROAD (Concerto), Pauls Mill, $13K, 144/22/4 standard of the ground and there can be no doubt that 4-KEE, Msw, 4 1/2f, +Hill Road, $15K KEE SEP yrl, 20-1 the proximity of Fairyhouse racecourse to Tattersalls REY DE CAFE (Kingmambo), Double Diamond Farm, $5K, 63/1/0 Ireland offers a unique world-class venue to hold this 4-KEE, Msw, 4 1/2f, +Catching Reys, 12-1 type of sale. It was heartening to see a number of SHARP HUMOR (Distorted Humor), WinStar Farm LLC, $13K, 202/41/4 overseas buyers present from Spain, Italy and the UK.@ 4-KEE, Msw, 4 1/2f, +Sugar Kuwalski, $11K KEE SEP yrl, 8-1 Full catalogue and updates can be found on www.tattersalls.ie.

EUROPE GOFFS TO SPONSOR NATIONAL Goffs has become the new sponsor of The Curragh=s G1 National S. The i200,000 juvenile contest is scheduled for DALAKHANI FILLY TOPS BREEZE-UP There Sept. 10. The ASuper Saturday@ programme also were few moments of excitement at yesterday=s features the G1 Irish Field St Leger. AWe are delighted Tattersalls Ireland Flat Breeze-Up Sale, where a to demonstrate our support of Irish racing at the daughter of Dalakhani (Ire) topped the session when highest level and continue our close association with selling to Brian Grassick Bloodstock for i45,000. The Curragh through the sponsorship of this world- Consigned by Newtown Stud as hip 16, the January- class Group 1 race on The Irish Field St Leger day,@ said foaled bay is out of Fringe (GB) (In The Wings {GB}) Goffs Chief Executive Henry Beeby. AThe calibre of the and is from the family of Invincible Spirit (Ire). Goffs National S. and its timing in mid-September is a Newtown also sold the second highest-priced lot in hip perfect fit for Goffs, offering a fantastic platform for 33, another filly by Rock of Gibraltar (Ire) whose dam our ongoing promotion of the Orby Sale.@ Karliysha (Ire) (Kalanisi {Ire}) is a half to the top stayer Kasthari (Ire) (Vettori {Ire}). Bobby O=Ryan paid i40,000 for that offering and was later on hand to FRANCE snap up a son of Majestic Missile (Ire) from the draft of Abbeyleix Stud. Hip 62, out of Miraculous (Ire) (Marju Friday, Toulouse, post time: 1:00 p.m. {Ire}), is from the extended family of MGSW Fair PRIX FBA AYMERI DE MAULEON-Listed, i55,000, Judgment and Stevie Wonderboy and last year=s 3yo, 1mT G3 Prestige S. winner Theyskens= Theory (Bernardini) SC PP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER WT and sold for i30,000. 1 3 Action Chope (Fr) Muhaymin Jarnet Guillemin 125 2 4 Modern History (Ire) Shamardal Barzalona Fabre 123 3 6 Val City (Fr) Sagacity (Fr) F Lopez A Lopez 123 TATTERSALLS IRELAND 4 5 Numbers Talk (Ire) Kingsalsa Montenegro Thms-Dmealte 123 BREEZE-UP SALE 5 1 Etive Elusive Quality Veron Pantall 120 THURSDAY, APR. 28, 2011 6 2 Hello Fuji (GB) Dansili (GB) Mendizabal Rouget 120

Friday, Toulouse, post time: 2:05 p.m. PRIX CARAVELLE - HARAS DES GRANGES-Listed, 2011 55,000, 3yo, f, 1 5/16mT No. Catalogued 76 i No. Offered 62 SC PP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER 1 2 Darling Story (Fr) Nombre Premier (GB) Soumillon Rouget No. Sold 35 2 6 Your So High (GB) High Chaparral (Ire) Mendizabal Rouget RNAs 27 3 3 Halo de Lune (GB) Halling Peslier Rod Collet % RNA 43.5% 4 1 Jiloka Avenue (Fr) Daltabad (Ire) Veron Pantall Gross €294,100 5 4 Venise Jelois (Fr) Marchand de Sable Lemaire Rob Collet Average €8,304 6 7 Miss Bex (Ire) Dalakhani (Ire) Eyquem Rouget Median €5,000 7 5 Splendido (Fr) Slickly (Fr) Blondel F Rossi www.tattersalls.ie All carry 123 pounds, bar Darling Story, 128. P TDN AROUND THE WORLD • 4/29/11 • PAGE 6 of 9 • thoroughbreddailynews.com

Yesterday=s Results: Prix Servanne cont. PRIX SIGY-Listed, i55,000, Chantilly, 4-28, 3yo, 6fT, Also Ran: Clairvoyance (Ire), Poppet's Treasure (GB), 1:10.70, gd. Dam d'Augy (Fr), Ferro Sensation (Ger), Fred Lalloupet 1--IZALIA (FR), 127, f, 3, by Iron Mask (GB), Mar Adentro (Fr), Faithful One (Ire), Delvita (Fr). 1st Dam: Tarabela (Fr) (MSP-Fr), by Johann Quatz (Fr) Scratched: Something (Ire). 2nd Dam: Muirfield (Fr), by Crystal Glitters Cadeau For Maggi hit the board in the July 16 3rd Dam: Deb Marion, by Debbysman G3 Flieger Trophy at Hamburg, but slipped to 11th in O/B-Jean-Claude Seroul; T-Frederic Rossi; J-Franck the G3 Polar Cup at Ovrevoll July 29. He came back Blondel; i27,500. Lifetime Record: GSW-Fr, 6 starts, this term to run ninth in an all-weather conditions heat 3 wins, 2 places, 78,000. i at Cagnes-sur-Mer Feb. 12 and tuned up for this with a 2--Captain Chop (Fr), 127, c, 3, Indian Rocket (GB)-- handicap victory at Maisons-Laffitte last time Apr. 7. Hatane Chope (Fr), by Sin Kiang (Fr). O-Alain Chopard Breaking well from the outside stall to shadow the & Didier Guillemin; B-Alain Chopard; T-Didier leaders in fourth after the initial strides, he came under Guillemin; i11,000. 3--Miss Liberty (Fr), 120, f, 3, Statue of Liberty--Miss pressure to challenge at the quarter-mile marker and America (Fr), by Spinning World. O/B-Ecurie D; T-Pia was ridden out once quickening to the fore at the Brandt; i8,250. distance to hold all comers at bay for a first black-type Margins: 1HF, 1HF, 2. Odds: 6.40, 4.30, 7.80. success. ACadeau For Maggi has climbed the ladder Also Ran: Split Trois (Fr), Chinese Wall (Ire), Katerini consistently and I=m happy with the manner of his win (Fr), Blue Soave (Fr), Torentosa (Fr), Al Hazim, because he was courageous from a bad draw on the Boccalino (Ger). outside,@ commented winning trainer Alex Pantall. AWe Breaking through at Marseille-Borely in her third go now have no other choice but to go for a group race Oct. 5, Izalia made a smooth transition into pattern and he is entered in the [G3] Benazet-Rennen [at Baden- company with victory in the Nov. 1 G3 Prix Miesque at Baden June 4]. He will go straight to that, unless we Maisons-Laffitte, but was undone by a wide draw in the decide to run in the [G3] Prix de Saint-Georges [at G3 Prix Imprudence back there last time Apr. 7 and Longchamp May 15].@ finished 10th. Bouncing out of her inside box to stalk the leaders in third along the rail here, she challenged Chantilly, 14.50, Cond, i34,000, 3yo, c/g, 1mT, going well inside the final quarter mile and was ridden 1:40.00, gd. out late to score in cozy fashion. ANot only did she have SANDAGIYR (FR) (c, 3, Dr Fong--Sanariya {Ire}, by a bad draw in the Prix Imprudence, but she pulled far Darshaan {GB}), a debut fourth at Longchamp last time too hard for her own good,@ explained trainer Frederic Apr. 4, settled into a smooth rhythm in third after the Rossi. AWith a race under her belt this season and with a good draw today, she showed her true quality and initial stages of this return. Asked for his effort with proved her success in the Prix Miesque was well 300 meters remaining, the crowd=s 11-10 choice was deserved. We=ll aim her at races around six or seven ridden out in the closing stages to nail Ch=tio Bilote (Fr) furlongs, but I don=t yet know in which race she will (Ultimately Lucky {Ire}) by a short neck on the line. The return because I=m reluctant to run her against older winner is a half-brother to Sanaya (Ire) (Barathea {Ire}, horses too soon in the season.@ SW & G1SP-Fr, SW-UAE, $333,337); Sanjida (Ire) (Polish Precedent, MGSP-Fr, $116,229); and Sarafina PRIX SERVANNE-Listed, i52,000, Chantilly, 4-28, (Fr) (Refuse to Bend {Ire}, Co-Ch. 3yo Filly-Eur, 4yo/up, 6fT, 1:11.00, gd. MG1SW-Fr, $1,430,627). Lifetime Record: 2 starts, 1--#CADEAU FOR MAGGI (GB), 123, h, 6, Cadeaux 1 win, 1 place, i19,400. Genereux (GB)--Maggi For Margaret (GB) (SW-Fr), by O-H H The Aga Khan; B-H H The Aga Khan=s Studs SC; Shavian (GB). (i42,000 yrl >06 DEAAUG; i80,000 T-Alain de Royer-Dupre. RNA 2yo >07 GOFFRA; i52,000 RNA HIT >09 ARQNOV). O-Michel Perret, Guy-Roger Petit & Ecurie Chantilly, 15.20, Cond, i34,000, 3yo, f, 1mT, J-C Laisis; B-Pontchartrain Stud; T-Henri-Alex Pantall; 1:42.00, gd. J-Fabrice Veron; i26,000. Lifetime Record: GSP-Ger, RIQA (GB) (f, 3, Dubawi {Ire}--Thamarat {GB} {SP-Fr}, 24 starts, 6 wins, 12 places, 151,020. *1/2 to i by Anabaa), fourth at Deauville last time Oct. 20, Finikas (GB) (Desert Prince {Ire}), MSP-Fr, $219,292. jumped straight into the lead in this sophomore bow. 2--Bluster (Fr), 126, g, 5, Indian Rocket (GB)--Tell Me Pushed along approaching the final quarter mile, the Why (Fr), by Distant Relative (Ire). O-BS Racing SARL 38-5 chance was ridden out in the closing stages to & Rob Collet; B-M Jarlan; T-Rob Collet; i10,400. 3--Personified (Ger), 120, f, 4, Doyen (Ire)--Proudeyes hold the vain bid of Cornucopia (Fr) (Kaldounevees {Fr}) (Ger), by Dashing Blade (GB). (12,000gns wnlg >07 by a head. Lifetime Record: 6 starts, 2 wins, 4 places, TATDEC; 40,000gns RNA yrl >08 TATOCT). i47,600. O/T-Jennifer Bidgood; B-Dr Rolf Wilhelms; i7,800. O-Sheikh Hamdan bin Rashid Al Maktoum; B-Shadwell Margins: HF, 1, NK. Odds: 12.60, 8.00, 19.00. Estate Company Ltd; T-Freddy Head. 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Tipperary, 17.55, Mdn, i10,000, 3yo/up, 5fT, :58.90, IRELAND gd/fm. ROSE BONHEUR (GB) (f, 3, Danehill Dancer {Ire}--Red Yesterday=s Results: Feather {Ire} {GSW & G1SP-Ire, $194,106}, by Marju First Winner for Freshman Sire {Ire}), who was second last time to the subsequent Tipperary, 17.25, Mdn, i13,000, 2yo, 5fT, :59.97, Listed Loughbrown S. winner and G3 Nell Gwyn S. gd/fm. runner-up Sing Softly (Hennessy) in a Curragh maiden BORIS GRIGORIEV (IRE) (c, 2, Excellent Art {GB}- - over a furlong further Mar. 20, raced up with the early Strategy {GB}, by Machiavellian), a seven-lengths pace. In front by halfway, the 1-2 pick was driven out runner-up to the smart Tough As Nails (Ire) (Dark Angel to best Marvada (Ire) (Elusive City) by 3/4 of a length {Ire}) on debut over course and distance Apr. 14, was heavily supported into 7-4 favoritism and showed early after the other contender Balmont Mast (Ire) (Balmont) speed to race prominently. Edging ahead approaching went through the rails. Video, courtesy attheraces.com. the furlong marker, the 130,000gns TATOCT yearling, Lifetime Record: 4-1-3-0, i14,975. who sported a nose-bag due to a pollen allergy, was O-Lady O'Reilly; B-Castlemartin Stud & Skymarc Farm; pushed out by Joseph O=Brien--who had lost his whip-- T- Kevin Prendergast. to best Pinkisthecolour (Ire) (Red Clubs {Ire}) by a length. AWe had hoped he had improved from his first run and liked this better ground,@ O=Brien said. AHe ITALY showed plenty of speed, tried hard at the end and stayed on well, so I think six furlongs will be no Wednesday=s Result: problem to him.@ Boris Grigoriev is the first winner for Rome, 15.20, Cond, i18,000, 3yo, 1mT, 1:40.50, sf. freshman sire Excellent Art (GB) (Pivotal {GB}), winner BILLY BUDD (IRE) (c, 3, Shamardal--Baranja {GSP-Ity}, of the 2007 G1 St James=s Palace S. He is a half- by St. Jovite) hit the board in October=s G1 Gran brother to Justaroundmidnight (Ire) (Danehill Dancer Criterium at Milan and came here off a disappointing {Ire}, GSW-US, $108,613). Video, courtesy 11th in the Mar. 27 Listed Premio Pisa. Sharpest from attheraces.com. Lifetime Record: 2-1-1-0, i11,180. O-Michael Tabor; B-Lynch Bages Ltd; T-Aidan O=Brien. the gate to assume immediate control of this lesser spot, the 3-5 chalk came under urging soon after turning for home and exhibited a determined attitude in q TRACK OPENING q the latter stages to fend off the strong challenge of Passaggio (Ity) (Exceed and Excel {Aus}) by a head. BELMONT PARK - Elmont, NY Lifetime Record: G1SP-Ity, 7-3-0-1, i55,165. Click for Opens: Friday, April 29 a video replay. Closes: Sunday, July 17 O-Scuderia Brooms di Sergio Bazzani; B-Mario Parola; Racing Days: Wednesday-Sunday T-Stefano Botti. Post Time: 1 p.m. ! 11:35 a.m.-June 11 ! 3 p.m.-July 1, 8 & 15 Stakes Schedule: 37 stakes worth $7.8 SOUTH AMERICA million Highlights: $500,000 GI Metropolitan H.-May SANG BUYS MALHECHOR INT Argentine Group 1 30 ! $1-million GI Belmont S.-June 11 ! winner and Classic-placed Malhechor Int (Arg) $400,000 GI Woodford Reserve Manhattan- (Gradepoint), winner at two of the 2010 G1 Gran June 11 ! $250,000 GII Woody Stephens-June Premio Gran Criterium at San Isidro, has been 11 ! $300,000 GI Acorn S.-June 11 ! $250,000 purchased privately by Stud El Zorro=s George Sang Jr. GI Ogden Phipps-June 18 ! $250,000 GI Nicolas Ojea Quintana Argentina Bloodstock Agency Mother Goose-June 25 ! $300,000 GII brokered the deal for the bay colt, who shipped to Suburban H.-July 2 ! $150,000 GII Dwyer-July Hong Kong Mar. 28. Malhechor Int won or placed in 2 ! $150,000 GII Matron-July 3 ! $150,000 GII three of seven starts in two racing seasons in Futurity-July 3 ! $250,000 GI Prioress-July 4 Argentina, including a runner-up effort in the 2010 ! $600,000 GI Man o’War-July 9 G1 Classic Gran Premio Jockey Club. Malhechor Int Website: www.nyra.com also placed fourth in the G1 Gran Premio Carlos Pellegrini. P TDN AROUND THE WORLD • 4/29/11 • PAGE 8 of 9 • thoroughbreddailynews.com

9th-PIM, $31,000, NW1X, 3yo/up, 1 1/16m, 1:47, ft. B R E E D E R S’ E D I T I O N RESCUE SQUAD ONE (g, 4, Rock Slide--Teresa's Angel, by Valley Crossing) Lifetime Record: 10-3-1-3, AMERICA $51,810. O/T-John C Friedman. B-Mr & Mrs John Friedman (MD). ALLOWANCE RESULTS: 5th-WOX, $63,241, 4-27, NW2L, (S), 3yo/up, 6f 7th-PIM, $30,380, Opt. Clm. ($25,000-$20,000), (AWT), 1:10 3/5, ft. NW2X, 3yo/up, f/m, 5f (off turf), :58 4/5, ft. STEADY STUART (g, 4, Where's the Ring--Flashy n' PRINCESS MALKA (m, 5, Hennessy--Firecard {SW, Sheikh, by Sheikh Albadou {GB}) Lifetime Record: $289,305}, by Press Card) Lifetime Record: 28-10-3-4, 12-2-1-2, $105,506. O-Terra Racing Stable. B-Terra $204,900. O-Phil Schoenthal. B-John T Crane Jr (MD). Farms Ltd (ON). T-Kevin Attard. *1/2 to Daniel Be Good T-Phil Schoenthal. *$100,000 yrl '07 KEESEP. (Trajectory), MSP, $296,878. 4th-CRC, $28,000, NW1X, 3yo, 6f, 1:14, ft. 8th-WOX, $62,821, 4-27, NW2L, (S), 3yo/up, 6f BULL DOZER (g, 3, Trippi--Willa Cather, by Pioneering) (AWT), 1:11, ft. Lifetime Record: 9-3-1-2, $42,227. O-Rontos Racing HAWKEY STAR (g, 5, Tomahawk--Tour d'Star, by Tour Stable Corp. B-Judi Hicklin (FL). T-Jose Garoffalo. d'Or) Lifetime Record: 16-2-3-3, $134,283. O-JMJ's Stable & J Carey. B-Joe Doi (ON). T-Julia Carey. 8th-EVD, $25,772, 4-27, NW1X, 3yo/up, f/m, 5 1/2f, 1:05 3/5, ft. 2nd-HOL, $52,000, Opt. Clm. ($25,000), NW1$X, (S), GRETA'S STAR (f, 3, Wildcat Shoes--Tighantuir 3yo/up, f/m, 1mT, 1:34 4/5, fm. {MSW}, by Bayou Black) Lifetime Record: 3-2-0-0, CAITIE'S SECRET (f, 4, Benchmark--Miss Lady Bug, by $27,300. O-War Tide Stables LLC. B-Albert M Stall Rough Pearl) Lifetime Record: 7-2-2-0, $82,212. (LA). T-Brent Delahoussaye. O-Hronis Racing LLC. B-Mr John Kevin Dolan (CA). T-John W Sadler. *$19,000 RNA 2yo >09 BESMAY. ADDITIONAL MAIDEN WINNERS: Real Dream, f, 2, Cat Dreams--Another Variety, by • ON THE WORKTAB • Apollo. HOL, 4-28, (C), 4 1/2f (AWT), :52 1/5. AQUEDUCT B-Leigh Gray (CA). Acting Happy (Empire Maker), 6f, 1:15.45, 1/1 Attracta, f, 2, Popular--Holy Astra, by Holy Bull. GGX, Sovereign Default (Northern Afleet), 5f, 1:01.62, 2/5 4-28, 2f (AWT), :21 3/5. B-Rod & Lorraine Rodriguez Yawanna Twist (Yonaguska), 5f, 1:03.63, 5/5 (CA). Brown Indian, c, 3, Kafwain--Miz Audacious, by CHURCHILL DOWNS Miswaki. KEE, 4-28, (C), 7f (AWT), 1:23 3/5. B-Dr Cool Bullet (Red Bullet), 4f, :49.20, 10/40 Tom Keenan & Dr H G White Jr. (KY). *$22,000 yrl Lou Brissie (Limehouse), 5f, 1:01.60, 7/23 The Program (Harlan’s Holiday), 5f, 1:01.20, 4/23 '09 KEESEP; $30,000 2yo >10 OBSAPR. f, 2, Giant’s Causeway--Our Dani, 3f, :38.20, 15/31 Firefly Bay, c, 3, Mineshaft--Tres Coronas (SW & GSP, $242,684), by Chief's Crown. GGX, 4-28, 5 1/2f FAIR HILL (AWT), 1:05 4/5. B-Fares Farm LLC (KY). *$70,000 Grand Rapport (Grand Reward), 5f, •:59.00, 1/7 yrl '09 KEESEP. HOLLYWOOD PARK Chinchilla Lady, f, 3, Mr. Greeley--Boxer Girl (SW & Compari (Redattore {Brz}), 4f (T), :50.40, 3/3 GSP), by Two Punch. KEE, 4-28, (C), 7f (AWT), Eclair de Lune (Ger) (Marchand de Sable), 4f (T), :49.60, 1/3 1:24 3/5. B-W Nelson McMakin (KY). Miss Match (Arg) (Indygo Shiner), 6f, 1:14.00, 5/6 Run Jane, f, 3, Put It Back--Jane Daniels, by Hooched. Mr. Commons (Artie Schiller), 7f, 1:25.20, 1/2 CRC, 4-28, 5 1/2f, 1:08 1/5. B-Shade Tree KEENELAND Thoroughbreds Inc (FL). Cozy Kitten (Kitten’s Joy), 5f, :59.80, 7/27 Tiger Cat Lilly, f, 3, Tale of the Cat--Feisty Princess Final Mesa (Sky Mesa), 5f, •:59.00, 1/27 (SW, $141,613), by Indian Charlie. WOX, 4-27, Flashpoint (Pomeroy), 5f, •:59.00, 1/27 5 1/2f (AWT), 1:05 2/5. B-CresRan LLC (KY). King Congie (Badge of Silver), 4f, :51.00, 26/26 *$40,000 wlng '08 KEENOV; $100,000 yrl '09 Snow Top Mountain (Najran), 5f, 1:01.00, 21/27 KEESEP. Willcox Inn (Harlan’s Holiday), 4f, •:47.00, 1/26 Matter of Money, g, 3, Value Plus--Cat Alert (GSP, PALM MEADOWS $290,886), by Tabasco Cat. PIM, 4-28, 5f (off turf), Krypton (Rock Hard Ten), 5f, :59.60, 1/2 :59 2/5. B-Stonewall Farm Stallions (KY). $35,000 SANTA ANITA 2yo >10 OBSJUN. Acclamation (Unusual Heat), 5f, 1:04.40, 23/23 Bila Shaka, f, 4, Bertrando--Watermelon Wine (SP, M One Rifle (One Man Army), 4f, •:45.00, 1/24 $107,740), by Moscow Ballet. HOL, 4-28, (S), (C), 6f Well Monied (Maria’s Mon), 4f, :48.60, 11/24 (AWT), 1:11 1/5. B-R Anderson & M Jones (CA). P TDN AROUND THE WORLD • 4/29/11 • PAGE 9 of 9 • thoroughbreddailynews.com

Breeders= Edition America cont. Foaling News cont.

Kristys Marq, g, 4, Dove Hunt--Kristy's Marquetry, by MONA LISA, 11, You and I--Garden Grove, by Exclusive Marquetry. EVD, 4-27, a5fT, :57 2/5. B-John L Pierce Native II (TX). Foal born Mar. 20, a filly by Dixie Union. Will be bred back to Congrats. Owned by Pia M. Kirkham. B R E E D E R S’ E D I T I O N Boarded at Bourbon Lane. Accomplishments: Dam of Chirac (Sligo Bay {Ire}), EUROPE GSW, $405,180.

CONDITIONS RESULTS: THE ADMINISTRATOR, 19, Afleet--Shahriza, by Cyane IRELAND, Tipperary, 18.55, 4-28, i12,500, 4yo/up, Foal born Mar. 20, a filly by More Than Ready. 7f 100ydsT, 1:35.70, gd/fm. Will be bred back to Malibu Moon. BLAZE BRIGHTLY (IRE) (f, 4, Big Bad Bob {Ire}--Kristal=s Owned by and boarded at Mt. Brilliant Farm. Paradise {Ire} {MSP-Eng & GSP-Ity}, by Bluebird) Accomplishments: SW, $115,221. Dam of Saint Lifetime Record: 16-2-6-0, i48,348. O-Wahed Al Marden (Saint Ballado), GSW, $159,800; Sweet Lips Mashi Syndicate; B-Windflower Overseas Holdings Inc; (Kris S.), SW & GSP, $565,138; and Nehro (Mineshaft), T-Jessica Harrington. *i800 yrl >08 TATFLT. MGISP, $425,140.

ADDITIONAL MAIDEN WINNERS: HARMONY LODGE, 13, Hennessy--Win Crafty Lady, by B Fifty Two (Ire), c, 2, Dark Angel (Ire)--Petite Maxine Crafty Prospector (GB), by Sharpo (GB). Bath, Britain, 4-28, Mdn, 2yo, Foal born Mar. 21, a filly by Tiznow. 5f 11ydsT. B-Mull Enterprises Ltd. *43,000gns yrl Will be bred back to Tiznow. >10 TATOCT. **Sixth winner for freshman sire (by Owned by Melnyk Racing Stables, Inc. Acclamation {GB}). Boarded at Winding Oaks Farm. Red Hearts (Ire), f, 2, Red Clubs (Ire)--Red Trance (Ire), Accomplishments: GISW, $851,120. Dam of Stratford by Soviet Star. Brighton, Britain, 4-28, Mdn, 2yo, Hill (A.P. Indy), GSW, $160,400, 5f 59ydsT. B-Tally-Ho Stud. *,6,000 2yo >11 GOFMAR. **Second winner for freshman sire (by PARISIA, 11, Tethra--Parisian Gladiator, by Great Red Ransom). Gladiator Vicona (Ire), f, 3, Exceed and Excel (Aus)--Avezia (Fr), Foal born Mar. 22, a colt by Tapit. by Night Shift. Bath, Britain, 4-28, Mdn, 3yo/up, f/m, Will be bred back to Tapit. 5f 11ydsT. B-SNIG Elevage. *i140,000 yrl >09 Owned by Josham Farms Limited. ARQAUG. Boarded at Persley Den Farms. Parkers Mill (GB), g, 3, High Chaparral (Ire)--Celtic Wing Accomplishments: SW-Can, $121,836. Dam of Tasty (GB), by Midyan. Tipperary, Ireland, 4-28, Mdn, Temptation (Medaglia d=Oro), MSW-Can, $542,343. 3yo/up, 1 1/8mT. B-Tom Ryan. *i12,000 RNA wnlg >08 GOFNOV; 5,000gns RNA yrl >09 TATOCT. CATCHY PATTON, 12, Patton--Randolph Macon, by To the Quick Foal born Mar. 23, a colt by Graeme Hall. Will be bred back to Flower Alley. Owned by Melnyk Racing Stables. Boarded at Winding Oaks Farm. Accomplishments: Dam of Bovell Road (Graeme Hall), SW. TRICKY BIRD, 16, Storm Bird--Tricky Squaw, by Clever Trick FRAPPE (IRE), 15, Inchinor (GB)--Glatisant (GB), by Foal born Mar. 19, a filly by Empire Maker. Rainbow Quest Will be bred back to Pulpit. Foal born Mar. 23, a colt by Sharmadal. Owned by Dunwoody Farm. Will be bred back to Galileo (Ire). Boarded at Blackburn Farm. Owned by Norelands Stud & Lofts Hall. Accomplishments: Dam of Stanley Park (Swain {Ire}), Boarded at Norelands Stud. MGSW, $272,916; Shriek (Street Cry {Ire}), SP; Turf Accomplishments: Dam of Thakafaat (Ire) (Unfuwain), Melody (Maria=s Mon), SW & GSP, $226,463. GSW-Eng, $194,772.

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