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HOLLYWOOD GETS INCREASE FROM Saturday, : NEVADA CASINOS Hollywood Park has reached an -GI, $1,000,000, 3yo, 1 114m agreement with Nevada outlets and will begin sending Trainer D. Wayne Lukas has named Aaron Gryder to the signal of its races to Nevada in time for tonight's ride Honour and Glory (Relaunch) in Saturday's 122nd card. The agreement covers only the current spring/ Run for the Roses. It will be the second Derby mount summer meeting. "This is a single-meeting deal only," for Gryder, who rode Mi Cielo to a 14th-place finish in Hollywood Park Chairman R.D. Hubbard said. liThe 1993. reason we settled is any additional increase would have Favorite Unbridled's Song (Unbridled) walked for an required approval from the Nevada Gaming Commission. hour under the shedrow with trainer Jim Ryerson Thurs­ That would have taken 30 to 60 days and the meeting day morning following his half-mile work Wednesday. would have been over. We'll continue to discuss an· Buzz Chace, racing manager for owner Ernie Paragallo's increase for the fall meeting with the Gaming Commis­ Paraneck Stable, reported that things were looking good sion. We thank our fans for bearing with us through this for the Florida Derby and Wood Memorial winner. "He difficult negotiation period. II Hollywood Park received a had a nice work yesterday and came out of it fine," commission of 3% on win/place/show and 3.5% on all Chace said Thursday. "He ate all his oats and is a very other wagers from Nevada racebooks in 1995. The happy horse this morning. Since Tuesday, he has im­ commission is now 3.5% on all wagers. Hollywood proved, going forward all the way. As it stands right Park, which opened its 67-day spring/summer meeting now, it looks like we are in the thick of it." Chace said last Friday, did not send its signal to Nevada during the the two bar shoes remain on Unbridled's Song, but the first five days of racing. decision to run in them probably will not be made until NEW DERBY POST-POSITION DRAW IN 1997? Saturday. liThe way he worked in them yesterday, we're kind of leaning toward that," Chace said. Churchill Downs officials confirmed yesterday that there Former New York Yankees first baseman Don have been talks about changing the entire format for the post position draw for the Kentucky Derby. Impressed Mattingly paid a visit to trainer Nick 2ito's barn at by the popularity of the NBA draft, Churchill President Churchill Downs yesterday. Zito is the trainer of Derby and CEO Tom Meeker thought that the post draw for starter Diligence (Miswaki), who is owned by George the Derby could use the same type of formula. Instead Steinbrenner, owner of the Yankees. Mattingly and his of drawing post positions, there would be a lottery. The wife were on their way to a horse show in Lexington. owner of the first horse drawn would choose whatever post he or she wanted. Each successive horse drawn TODAY'S KENTUCKY DERBYIOAKS COVERAGE: would then be given whatever remaining post position his or her owner chose. Meeker is considering making Event Time (Eastern) ( Network the change in the future. "It's one of the most innova­ 5/3 BreakfastlChurchili 7:00-9:00 a.m., ESPN2 tive ideas I've ever heard for the Derby," said trainer D. 5/3 Ky Oaks Special 3:30-5:00 p.m., ESPN2 Wayne Lukas. 5/3 Ky Oaks (CD) 5:00-6:00 p.m., ESPN Ky DerbylUp Close 6:00-6:30 p.m., ESPN BIG DROP IN BRITISH PRIZE MONEY FUNDS 5/3 11 p.m.-12:30 a.m., ESPN2 Britain's Horserace Betting Levy Board, which derives 5/3 Derby Night of Stars the vast majority of its funds from deductions on wag­ ers in off-course betting shops, is to make a 4.7 percent cut in its projected allocation of prize money for 1997. There has been a huge decline in gambling on British STAKES CLOSINGS horseracing following the introduction of a National TOMORROW, SA TURDA Y, MA Y 4: Lottery some 1 8 months ago and this has resulted in a 5-18 $150,000 Acorn-GI, Bel, 3yo, t, 8t deficit on the Board's revenue account of approximately ($150) $7.75 million. Next year's Levy allocation for prize 5-18 $ 100, 00011 00,OOOa Maryland Breeders' money (split 60-40 between flat and jump racing) will Cup-Gill, Pim, 3yolup, 6t ($100) 5-18 $200,000g Pimlico Distaff-Gill, Pim, 3yolup, therefore amount to about $43.3 million. This figure is tim, 9t ($300) down $2.1 million from 1996. PAGE 2 • THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS • 5-3-96

Today, Newmarket, England: PREVIEW CLUB S.-G2, 3yo/up, 12fT • • PP HORSE (SIRE) JOCKEY Today, Churchill Downs: 1 Moonshell (Ire) (Sadler's Wells) Dettori KENTUCKY OAKS-GI, $500,000, 3yo, f, 9f 2 Riyadian (GB) (Polish Precedent) Quinn PP HORSE TRAINER JOCKEY ODDS 3 Sacrament (GB) (Shirley Heights {GB}) Reid 1 Escena Mott Day 5-2 4 Juyush (Silver Hawk) Hills 2 Birr Walden Sellers 8-1 5 Midnight Legend (GB) (Night Shift) Eddery 3 Antespend McAnally Antley 3-1 6 Valley Of Gold (Fr) (Shirley Heights {GB}) Kinane 4 Pike Place Dancer Hollendorfer Nakatani 12-1 7 Naked Welcome (GB) (Most Welcome) Ryan 5 My Flag McGawghey Bailey 9-5 a Commoner (Far North) Hughes 6 Cara Rafaela Lukas Stevens 4-1 9 Burooj (GBl (Danzig) Carson In a race where the entrants have combined to hit All starters carry 121 pounds. the board in 43 of 50 starts and picked up 1 5 stakes Moonshell (Ire), winner of last year's Epsom Oaks, will wins, five of them Grade I, the winner will certainly face eight rivals when she makes her British comeback. move to the head of her class. lVIy Flag (Easy Goer) The Godolphin-trained filly, whose only previous start on currently sits in that spot after a dominant three­ the course resulted in a third in last May's 1000 Guin­ length victory in the GI Ashland S. at Keeneland April eas, suffered a training setback soon after her Classic 20; she takes on West Coast star Antespend (Spend triumph and has therefore raced only once since, when a Buck), whose five-race winning streak ended with a third in a contest on sand at Nad AI Sheba earlier this seven-length loss to Escena ( {Aus}) year; connections are hoping for a much-improved showing on her return to turf. in the Gil Fantasy S. last out. Birr (Farma Way), the only filly in the field with a win over the track, makes Today, Churchill Downs: her second start off a four-month layoff; she was a CROWN ROYAL AMERICAN TURF S., $100,000a, 3yo, troubled second in the Gil Beaumont S. in her first 1 1/16mT start back. The field of 11, in post position order, is as follows: Krigeorj's Gold (Kris {GB}), J. Johnson; Chief Bearheart Today, Churchill Downs: (Chief's Crown), Perret; Alyrob (AlyshebaL LOUISVILLE BREEDERS' CUP H.-Gil, $200,000a, SCRATCHED; Unruled (Notebook), Lester; Gotcha (Fred 3yo/up, f/m, a.5f Astaire)' Romero; Ensign Ray (Blue Ensign), Sellers; PP HORSE TRAINER JOCKEY WT. Broadway Beau (Beau Genius), McCarron; Black Tie 1 Naskra Colors Reinstedler Sellers 110 Dinner (Black Tie Affair {Ire}), Court; Darn That Erica 2 Sneaky Quiet Howard Martinez 109 (Darn That Alarm), Stevens; Rough Opening (Opening 3 Jewel Princess Dollase McCarron 118 Verse), Smith; Handsome Hansel (Hansell, Bailey; Trail 4 Serena's Song Lukas Stevens 123 City (Red Ransom), Day. 5 Calliope's Spirit Jacobs Nakatani 110 6 Heavenliness Flint Neagle 110 Saturday, Hollywood Park: 7 Clear Mandate Arnold II Day 112 MERVYN LEROY H.-Gil, $100,000a, 3yo/up, 1 1/16m Jewel Princess (Key to the Mint), a winner in three A short field of four has been entered. The entrants of her four starts at this distance, ships in from the are, in post-position order, Siphon (Braz) (ltajara {Braz}), Left Coast after an eight-week break; the four-year­ 117 pounds; Dramatic Gold (Slew 0' Gold), 117; Del Mar old took back-to-back Grade" events at Santa Anita Dennis (Dixieland Band), 119; Eltish (Cox's Ridge), 11 7. before finishing a close-up third to Twice The Vice after a rough trip in the GI Santa Margarita H. March 10; Twice The Vice came back to best Serena's Song © Copyright Thoroughbred Daily News. This newspaper may (Rahy) over a sloppy track in the GI Apple Blossom H. not be reproduced in any form or by any means, electronic or at Oaklawn. Serena's Song suffered back-to-back mechanical, without prior written permission of the copyright losses for the first time since her two-year-old cam­ owner, MediaVista. Information as to the races, race results and eamings was obtained from results charts published in paign in the GI Santa Anita H. and the Apple Blossom; Daily Racing Form and utilized herewith with the permission she is O-for-four at Churchill. of the copyright owner, Daily Racing Form.

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News Continued. CEM OUTBREAK UNDER CONTROL Britain's FIRST FOAL FOR LET'S ELOPE The 1991-92 Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Foods is now Australian Horse of the Year Let's Elope (NZ) satisfied that two outbreaks of Contagious Equine Metri­ (Nassipour) has finally produced her first foal, a filly by tis (CEM) are under control. The notifiable reproductive Danzig, at Don Robinson's Winter Quarter Farm near disease affected three stallions at two separate English Lexington in Kentucky. Winner of the Caulfield Cup and studs during the past month, but following extensive Melbourne Cups in 1991 and the Australian Cup in veterinary tests which have found no further spread, 1992, the now nine-year-old mare was then banned two of the stallions have returned to normal duties. The from racing in Australia because of a bleeding problem. third will not cover again this season. CEM, which is She was shipped to North America to race, where she spread between stallion and mare, is a bacterial infec­ "won" the $500,000 GI Beverly 0 at Arlington Park in tion and was has been restricted to isolated incidents in Chicago, only to be disqualified and placed third after a Britain for about 20 years. Several bodies, including the bumping incident in the stretch. She was subsequently ministry, plus Newmarket's Animal Health Trust and retired from racing after sustaining a hairline fracture to Thoroughbred Breeders Association, have combined her right front cannon bone. She is still owned by Den­ successfully to monitor this latest occurrence. nis and Margaret Marks from Melbourne. JAPANESE TARGET ROYAL ASCOT Fabulous La EPSOM DERBY "WILD CARD" UNLIKELY Offi­ Fouine (Fr) (Fabulous Dancer) looks set to become the cials of the British Horseracing Board appear to have first ever Japanese-trained runner at Royal Ascot. The little sympathy with plans to open the Epsom Derby to three-year-old filly, unbeaten in a trio of starts and "wild card" entries. Some British trainers have called for already earner of around $760,000, is one of 45 entries changes to the current nomination stages for the Classic for the G1 Coronation S. to be run June 19. Fabulous La and racecourse executives had been considering a sys­ Fouine is owned by Mrs Kazuko Yoshida and trained by tem within which late-developing horses might be sup­ Hiroyuki Nagahama. Ascot officials have already ex­ plemented in the last days before the event. One pressed their delight at the possibility that there will be scheme suggested was an arrangement similar to that a Far Eastern flavor to the Royal fixture. Nick Cheyne, which operates in tennis tournaments, whereby worthy clerk of the course at the Berkshire venue, said, "Racing "wild card" candidates gain entry despite missing earlier is becoming ever more of an international sport and to acceptance deadlines. Epsom's chairman Christopher see Fabulous La Fouine entered for the race is especially Spence was reported in Britain's Press as saying, "We pleasing. We are speaking to an agent for the filly's are hoping very much to introduce a wild card entry. It connections and understand they are very keen to run." would be a good way around a good horse missing the race and the fact that Pentire (GB) (Be My Guest) (win­ ner of six of his seven races during the 1995 season) FOREIGN did not run last year because he was not entered did not • • reflect well on the race." However, John Smee, the Stakes Result: BHB's race-planning manager, replied, "This is news to me. I have had no correspondence on the matter and EUGEN FURST ZUOETTINGEN-WALLERSTEIN MEMO­ anything like it would need to be done through the RIAL, $22,476, Munich, Germany, 5-1, 10fT, 3yo, proper channels. It seems very rad ical. " 2:13.90, gd. 1--#APIA, 123, c, 3, Cox's Ridge--Approved To Fly "MEDIA GUIDE TO EQUINE SPORT" (MGSW, $371,071), by Flying Paster. ($225,000 yrl AVAILABLE The Media Guide to Equine Sport, pro­ '94 KEESEP). O-Gestut Fahrhof; B-Mr. & Mrs. Barry duced and published by the American Association of Becker (Ky); T-Heinz Jentzsch; J-L. Hammer-Hansen; Equine Practitioners and sponsored by the Oak Tree $13,221. Racing Association, is now available to members of the 2--Flamingo Garden (Ger), 123, c, 3, Rainbow Quest-­ media. The Guide includes equine health and perfor­ Fabula Dancer, by Northern Dancer. $5,289. mance terminology. A special supplement on Thorough­ 3--0aubigny (Ger), 121, c, 3, Distant Relative (lre)-­ bred racing will be available in the future. The Guide will Daisy Dear (Ger), by Windwurf (Ger). OM. 4,000. be provided free of charge to professional journalists; Margins: NO, 3/4, 7. requests should be made to AAEP Director of Communi­ cations Julie Kimball. Foreign Report Continued, p. 4.

One of THREE Claiborne stallions ranked in the Top Five by Average-Earnings Index

PARIS, KY (606) 233-4252 Seeking the Gold FAX 606 987-0008 PAGE 4· THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS. 5-3-96

AMERICAN-BRED WINNER IN FRANCE: 8th-BEL, $34,000, Alw, 3yo/up, f/m, 6f, 1:09 2/5, ft. For Valour, c, 3, Trempolino--Glitter (Fr), by Reliance II OXFORD SCHOLAR (f, 3, Seeking the Gold--Fulbright (Fr). Saint-Cloud, 5-1, Prix de Barneveldt, 10fT, 3yo, Scholar {SW, $102,505}, by Cox's Ridge) was clg, $13,643 to winner. O-A. J. Richards; B-Ewar bounced around in her first start of the year, finishing Stud Farms; T -Andre Fabre. * 1/2 to Village Star (Fr) ninth in a Gulfstream allowance February 4, and had (Moulin {GB}l, G1 SW-Fr, GISP-NA, $762,255. not started since. Recovered from the experience after the three-month vacation, the full to GSW Seek­ AMERICAN-BRED WINNERS IN ENGLAND: Iktamal, c, 4, Danzig Connection--Crystal Cup, by ing Regina was backed down to 7-5 and did not dis­ Nijinsky II. Salisbury, 5-2, Cheviot Conditions S., 6fT, appoint, finding room up the rail to take the lead at 3yo/up, $7,445 to winner. O-Sheikh Maktoum al the top of the stretch and pulling away to win by Maktoum; B-Green Ireland Properties Ltd; T-Edward 2 3/4 lengths under jockey Jose Santos. The winner Dunlop. * 112 to Rockamundo (Key to the Mint), GSW, was a $165,000 KEESEP yearling. Lifetime Record: $383,625. *SP-Eng. SW, 8-3-3-1, $95,269. Giftbox, c, 4, Halo-- Arewehavingfunyet (GISW, a-Edward P Evans. B-Mjaka I Stable (KY). T-Mark $508,892)' by Sham. Hamilton, Eaglesham Limited Hennig. S., 9f 36ydsT, 4yo/up, $4,518 to winner. O-Charles C.Walker; B-Juddmonte Farms; T-Sir Mark Prescott. 6th-BEL, $34,000, Alw, 3yo/up, 6f, 1:08 2/5, ft. * 112 to Have Fun (Topsider), SW, $ 251,663. PROSPECT BAY (c, 4, Crafty Prospector--Baltic Sea, by Danzig), off since galloping to a 15-length triumph Local News: France Sunday's G2 Prix Hocquart, a recognized French Derby in a Saratoga allowance event last August 10, had trial run over the Derby distance of a mile and a half, worked sharply and was bet down to 1-2 for his re­ looks set to attract a small but select field. Only nine turn. The lightly raced four-year-old jumped out to a colts were left in the race after yesterday's clear lead early and cruised home to win it by 5 3/4 forfeit stage. They are: Dark Nile (Riverman), Stage Pass lengths with jockey Jorge Chavez aboard. Lifetime 1GB) (In The Wings {GB}), Arbatax (Ire) (Mtoto {GB}), Record: 4-3-1-0, $64,000. Halcon (GB) (Rainbow Quest), Katun (Fr) (Saumarez a-Lucille Conover. B-Windfields Farm (CAN). T-John {GB}), Trivellino (Fr) (Saumarez {GB}l, New York New C. Kimmel. York (Fr) (Le Glorieux {GB}), Supreme Commander (Fr) (Saumarez {GB})) and Oliviero (Fr) (Vaguely Pleasant 2nd-BEL, $30,000, Msw, 2yo, 5f, :57 3/5, ft. {Fr}). All will carry 128 pounds. + LIVE YOUR BEST (f, 2, Mt. Livermore--Be Your Best {SP}, by Secretariat), a $160,000 FTSAUG yearling, NEW YORK showed only moderate three-furlong works for her career debut but was bet down to 6-5 and lived up to • • her odds with a rallying 1 3/4-length win under jockey Yesterday's Resu1ts: John Velazquez. Lifetime Record: 1 1-0-0, $18,000. 7th-BEL, $36,000, Alw, 3yo/up, 6f, 1:08 1/5, ft. a-Edward P Evans. B-Gainesway lim­ KAYRAWAN (c, 4, Mr. Prospector--Muhbubh {GSW­ ited (KY). T-Mark Hennig. Eng}, by Blushing Groom {Fr}), shipping in from the Middle East after taking two of three at Nad AI FOALING NEWS: Sheba, made his American debut a winning one, stalking the pace to the far turn before assuming LA CHAPOSA (PER), 16, Ups (Per)--Belinda (Nyangal command and striding clear to win by 6 Y2 lengths at {Fr}) 2-1. Lifetime Record: 6-2-0-0, $38,454. Foal born 4-14-96, a colt by Kris S. O/B-Shadwell Farm, Inc. (KY). T-Kiaran P. McLaughlin. Will be bred back to Deputy Minister. Owned by Fabry, Parks and Ocala StUd. A # will distinguish first-time stakes-winners, a @ will Boarded at Taylor Made Farm in Nicholasville, Ky. indicate first-time graded stakes-winners, a + will de­ Accomplishments: MG1 SW-Per; Dam of You and I note winners who are first-time starters, an (S) will be (GISW, $701,235, by Kris S.) and Chaposa Springs used for state-bred races and an (A) will be used for (GISW, $612,115, by Baldskil. other restricted races.

TRIVIA: W"ho won 4 Grade I events on tur/, yet made 8 0/his first 9 starts - including his maiden win sprinting Mr. and Mrs. Ben P. Walden,Jr. - on dirt? The answer is $1.5M-earner . .. Weisenberger Mill Pike Midway, Kentucky 40347 FLY TILL DAWN $4,000 LF (606) 846-5214 • Fax 846-4671 Vinery stallions are Breeders' Cup nominate PAGE 5. THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS. 5-3-96 • MIDWEST • • SO. CALIFORNIA Yesterday's Results: Yesterday's Results:

LA TROIENNE S., $85,650, CDX, 5-2, 3yo, f, 7f, 4th-HOL, $55,000, Alw, 4yo/up, 5 112fT, 1:004/5, fm. 1:23 3/5, ft. 1--COMININALITTLEHOT, 115, g, 5, Just the Time-­ 1--RARE BLEND, 121, 1, 3, Bates Motel--Buttercup Is.'e of View (MSP', by Burd Alane. O-Gary W. & by Baldski. ($65,000 2yo 1995 OBSMARL ' Timothy R. Burke; B-Diane C. Kern (WA); T-Mike O-.Dominick Vittese & Barbara Vivian; B-Lloyd G. Mitchell. Lifetime Record: MSP, 31-8-7-6, Wlckboldt (FL); T-David A. Vivian; J-P. Day; $228,795. *Full to No Time Flat (MSW, $105,170) $55,672. Lifetime Record: 11-5-0-4, $169,662. a~d % to Viewpoint Ahead (MSP, $140,650, by 2--Ruby Baby, 113, f, 3, Housebuster--On the Bench Plrateer). by Good Behaving. ($60,000 yrl '94 FTKJUL; , 2--Cyrano Storme (Ire), 122, 9, 6, Cyrano de $70,000 2yo 1995 KEEAPR). O-Woodlynn Farm. Bergerac--Red Lory, by Bay Express. 3--Humpty's Hoedown, 117, h, 6, Mt. livermore-­ $17,130. Squawker, by Bold Lad. 3--Prissy One, 113, f, 3, Black Tie Affair (Ire)-­ Margins: 4, NO, 3HF. Odds: 2.10, 2.90, 3.60. Mistress Glendower, by Roberto. ($30,000 yrl '94 . claimed for $80,000 out of a KEESEP). O-Millsap Stable Inc. $8,565. Comininalittle~ot, victory over a mile at Santa Anita Feb. 29, had Margins: 1 HF, 1 HF, NK. Odds: 8.20, 9.10, 77.60. started three times for his new owners without a win . Rare Blend, c~ming into this race off a nose victory his most recent effort being a sixth-place finish in the' In the 1 1/16-mlle OBS Championship S. March 18, Gill Los Angeles H. April 26. Dropping down to face notched her second stakes win in a row here with an allowance company here, the 2-1 favorite tracked off-the-pace tally under . The 4-5 favorite, Gil pacesetters Humpty's Hoedown and FLYING Beaumont S. winner GOLDEN GALE (Summer Squall), STANDBY (Flying Paster) (6th) until the stretch, was bumped at the start, raced in mid-pack through a where he took command and pulled clear under a half-mile, then tired to be eighth and last. hand ride by jockey Corey Nakatani to win his first for his new owners. 7th-CDX, $30,720, Alw, 3yo, 6f, 1:09 4/5, ft. VICTOR AVENUE (c, 3, Avenue of Flags--Victorian 3rd-HOL, $34,000, Msw, 2yo, 4 1/2f, :51 3/5, ft. Village, by L'Emigrant)' sixth in the Bachelor S. trying C

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AllOWANCE RESULTS: MAIDEN WINNERS: Cool Mill, g, 2, Maximilian--Sarcenet, by Inverness 8th-HOl, $43,000, 3yo/up, 1 1/16mT, 1 :41 2/5, fm. Drive. HOl, 5-2,4 1/2f, :51 3/5. B-Hunter & Ian BOISERIE (g, 4, Irish River {Fr}--Danzig in the Park, by Hershey (Ky). *$2,700 wing '94 FTKNOV; $13,500 Danzig) Lifetime Record: 10-2-0-4, $73,150. yrl '95 KEESEP. * * 1 st winner for freshman sire. O/B-Austin Taylor (CAN). T-Darrell Vienna. + Live Your Best, f, 2, Mt. Livermore--Be Your Best (SP)' by Secretariat. BEL, 5-2, 5f, :57 3/5. B-Gainesway Thoroughbreds Limited (Ky). * $160,000 5th-BEL, $32,000, (S)' 3yo/up, flm, 6f, 1: 1 0 2/5, ft. yrl '95 FTSAUG. SONGBIRD (1, 3, Talc--Affirming, by Affirmed) life­ Lightbeam, f, 2, Rubiano--Sun Blush, by Ogygian. CDX, time Record: 11-2-4-0, $65,380. O/B-Harbor View 5-2, 4 1/2f, :52. B-Overbrook Farm (Ky). *Second Farm (NY). T -H Allen Jerkens. winner for freshman sire. +Just Lookn, f, 2, Synastry--Here's lookn Adder (MSP) 7th-GGX, $30,000, 3yo/up, flm, 1m, 1:36 3/5, ft. by Superbity. GGX, 5-2, 4 1/2f, :51 4/5. B-Billingsley' TAI\lYA'S SECRET (f, 4, Ferdinand--lVIama's Nooner, Creek Ranch (ld). * $21,000 yrl '95 WASSEP. by King Pellinore) Lifetime Record: 21-5-3-4, Crowning Beauty, f, 3, Beau Genius--Crown Taken, by $76,690. O-Semi-Cap Stable & lonnie Arterburn. Solford. WOX, 5-2, 6f, 1:12 3/5. B-Dr. J. David B-Charles Nuckols, Jr. & Sons (KY). T-lonnie Richardson (Ky). * $21,000 yrl '94 KEESEP; $46,000 Arterburn. 2yo 1995 FTFFEB. Beau's Sassy Sis, f, 3, Beau Genius--Pamela Paul (GSP), 5th-SPT, $27,000, 3yo/up, flm, 1m, 1:39 2/5, ft. by Be a Rullah. SPT, (S), 5-2, 1m, 1 :41 4/5. B-Ralph BRITTANY'S BID (m, 5, Spectacular Bid--Suzymatic, Ross (II). by Ace of Aces) Lifetime Record: 24-6-8-2, $88,186. Cassat, f, 3, Broad Brush--lambros (MGSP), by In O-Mount Joy Stables Inc. B-J. Allan Mactier (KY). Reality. BEL, 5-2, 1 1 /16m, 1:46 1/5. B-John Nerud T-Gene A Cilio. * 1/2 to My Caravann (Irish Tower), Revocable Trust (Ky). lucky Beech, f, 3, Deputed Testamony--Beech Island SW, $284,471. (MSW, $267,892), by Assemblyman. BEL, (S), 5-2, 1 1/16m, 1:45 2/5. B-Buckingham Farm & W C 8th-SPT, $25,000, (S)' 3yo/up, f/m, 1m, 1 :41 1/5, ft. Freeman (Ny). FRIENDLY STARFAllS (m, 5, Taylor's Falls--Friendly Maj~stically, f, 3, Fast Play--Petite Parfait, by Majestic Island, by Roanoke Island) Lifetime Record: 27-4-2-3, Prince. HOl, 5-2, 6f, 1:104/5. B-Wakefield Farm (Ky). $41,638. O-Jack Lucchesi Inc. B-Jack Lucchesi (ILl. * $4,000 wing '93 KEENOV; $28,000 yrl '94 KEESEP. T-Alphonso Razo. * 1/2 to Ask Amulio (SW, $276,152, Olivia's Halo, f, 3, Known Fact--Wavering Light, by by Ask Muhammad). Fluorescent Light. CDX, 5-2, 6f, 1:124/5. B-Ronald K. Kirk (Ky). *$42,000 wing '93 KEENOV; $30,000 7th-SPT, $24,000, (S)' 3yo, f, 6f, 1:124/5, ft. yrl '94 KEESEP. QUEENFIElD (f, 3, Metfield--Queenfish, by Whitesburg) ShimmeriQg Sun, f, 3, Son of Briartic--Shimmer of Silk Lifetime Record: 3-2-0-0, $26,400. O/B-G.R. Carter (Il). (SW), by Drone. HOl, 5-2, 6f, 1 :11 2/5. B-Mr. & T-Tom H. Swearingen. Mrs. Frederick l. Pabst (Wa). Quick Courtship, f, 4, Fast Play--Miswila, by Miswaki. Sth-GSX, $1S,100, 5-1, (S), 3yo/up, 6f, 1:104/5, ft. CDX, 5-2, 6f, 1:11 3/5. B-W S Farish, E J Hudson, et ANHEUSER ec, 4, Better Arbitor--La Marquise, by Proud­ al (Ky). * $80,000 2yo 1994 KEEAPR. est Roman) Lifetime Record: 6-4-1-0, $48,530. Delta Demon, c, 4, --Delta Bid (SP, OIT-Gerald F. Sleeter. B-Carolyn Sleeter (NJ). *Full to $109(560), by Delta Judge. GGX, 5-2, 1m, 1:36 2/5. Best Birthday, SW, $103,521; and Fall Semester, MSW, B-Mr. & Mrs. John C. Mabee (Ky). *1/2 to Key Bid $252,542. (SW, $275,046, by Key to the Mint) and Forewarning (GSP, $124,625, by Caveat). Sth-HST, $17,000, 5-1, 4yo, f, 6 1/2f, 1:184/5, wf. NAVAJO LASSIE Cf, 4, Bold Laddie--D.B.B.'s Dream {SW}, by Navajo) Lifetime Record: 13-4-2-0, $38,820. FOALING NEWS: O-John Franks. B-Salishan Meadows (CAN). T-Harold J. FRAN'S VALENTINE, 14, Saros (GB)--Iza Valentine Barroby. (Bicker) Foal born 4-17-96, a colt by Broad Brush. 7th-GSX, $15,600, (S)' 3yo/up, flm, 1 m, 1 :41 4/5, ft. Will be bred back to Dayjur. Owned by Augustin Stable. SHEETS WIESEN Ct, 4, Smarten--Robins Eleven, by Boarded at Derry Meeting Farm in Cochranville, Pa. Tentam) Lifetime Record: 8-2-2-0, $20,457. O/T-Mel W. Accomplishments: MGISW of $1,375,465; dam of With Gross. B-larry Ciletti (NJ). Fascination (Dayjur), GSW & MG1SP-Fr, $165,208.