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Today, Chester, England: KNEE SURGERY FOR GLITTER WOMAN Glitter ORMONDE S.-G3, $73,016, 4yo/up, 13f 89ydsT Woman (Glitterman), who placed seventh as the 7-5 favorite in the May 2 Kentucky Oaks, was scheduled to The field, in post position order, is as follows: Moonax undergo minor surgery yesterday on her right front knee (Ire) (Caerleon), D Holland, 1 23; Royal Court (Ire) at the Rood and Riddle Clinic in Lexington, Kentucky. (Sadler's Wells), J Reid, 123; Further Flight (GB) (Pharly "They're going to clean up her right knee," trainer Shug {Fr}), M Hills, 123; Ela-Aristokrati (Ire) (DanehillL R McGaughey explained. "I wouldn't call it a chip, it's Cochrane, 123; Election Day (Ire) (Sadler's Wells), K more like a spur." McGaughey said the bay filly came Darley, 123; Sweetness Herself (GB) (Unfuwain), G back fine immediately after Friday's GI Kentucky Oaks, Carter, 120; Eva Luna (Alleged), K Fallon, 123; Salmon but he noticed the problem once she returned to Ladder (Bering {GB}), T Quinn, 126; Water Poet (Ire} Belmont Park. Dr. Larry Bramlage, who was scheduled (Sadler's Wells), L Dettori, 123. to perform the operation, advised McGaughey that the problem could either be cured with lengthy rest or with Today, Lyon, France: the operation. McGaughey said Glitter Woman will prob­ TIERCE MAGAZINE-PRIX CORRIDA-G3, $63,008, ably be given three weeks of stall rest followed by three 4yo/up, f/m, 11fT weeks of hand walking. He then intends to turn her out The field, in post position order, is as follows: Camille for a month, but is optimistic she will race again later (Fr) (Bikala {Ire}), T Gillet, 123; Maroussie (Fr) this year. Before her disappointing Kentucky Oaks finish, (Saumarez {GB}), J M Breux, 128; Reine Wells {Ire) Glitter Woman had won all four of her 1 997 starts by an (Sadler's Wells), S Guillot, 1 21; Camporese (Ire} average of 8 1 /4 lengths. Her triumphs this year include (Sadler's Wells), 0 Peslier, 123; Snowflake (Fr) (Kadrou the GI Ashland S., Gii Bonnie Miss, Giii Davona Dale {Fr}), 0 Doleuze, 121; Red Divan (Fr) (Tip Moss {Fr}), G and Giii Forward Gal. Masse, 1 21; Crystal Drop (GB) (Cadeaux Genereux HOBLOCK NAMED NEW YORK STATE RACING {GB}), D Boeuf, 121. AND WAGERING BOARD CHAIRMAN The New York State Senate unanimously confirmed the nomina­ (News cont.) tion of Michael Hoblock as the new chairman of the WILL'S WAY RETURNS FRIDAY Will's Way (Easy New York State Racing and Wagering Board Tuesday, Goer), the 1996 GI Travers S. winner, will make his according to the Associated Press. Hoblock succeeds first start since finishing seventh in last year's Breed­ Jerry Bilinski, who stepped down from the position in ers' Cup Classic in Aqueduct's seventh race Friday. July '96 when the state Ethics Commission wanted him Jockey Jorge Chavez will be aboard the four-year-old to divest his ownership interest in stallions. New York's Racing and Wagering Board regulates the state's har­ bay in the one-mile $47,000 allowance race. Will's ness and Thoroughbred racing industry, bingo, Las Way worked five furlongs Tuesday in 1:00.71 and Vegas nights and raffles, off-track betting and simul­ trainer H. James Bond is hopeful Friday's race will set casting and the state's only legal casino--the Oneida Will's Way up for a start in the May 31 Giii Massa­ Indians' Turning Stone. The 54-year-old Hoblock has chusetts H. at Suffolk Downs. Will's Way has started served as a state senator and assemblyman and is a eight times with four victories and earnings of self-described racing enthusiast who owned harness $563,000. horses in the 1970s. He acknowledged that he has not been to Aqueduct or Belmont for many years. Hoblock said one of his first priorities will be to review a pro­ posal by the New York Racing Association to give re­ STAKES CLOSINGS bates to high-stakes bettors and non-cash prizes to TOMORROW, FRIDAY. MAY 9: regular customers who don't bet as much. Another 8-9 $1,000,000 Pacific Classic·GI, Dmr, critical issue he may face is whether the state will con­ 3yo/up, 10f (4/up-$2,000) tinue NYRA' s contract to operate Aqueduct, Belmont 8-9 $ 7,000,000 Pacific Classic-GI, Dmr, and Saratoga. That franchise expires in 2000. 3yo/up, 10f (3yo-$1,000) • PAGE 2 ~ THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS • 5-8-97

local News, South Africa: FOREIGN Ashford Stud stallion Southern Halo (Halo) has a • • serious candidate for juvenile honors in South Africa this SHADWELL STUD CHESHIRE OAKS, $59,224, Chester, season in his Argentinean-bred filly lgreja, who is out of England, 5-7, 3yo, f, 11f 79ydsT, 2:36:37, st. the Greinton (GB) mare Heiress. Trained by Geoff Wood­ 1--#KYLE RHEA (GB), 121, f, 3, In The Wings (GB)-- ruff, lgreja further boosted her growing reputation last Rynechra (GB), by Blakeney (GB). O/B-Sir David Wills; weekend when she won the G3 Clairwood Park Nursery T-Henry Cecil; J-K Fallon; $39,275, S. in Durban, her third win from three career starts, 2--Grapevine (Ire), 121, f, 3, Sadler's Wells--Gossiping, beating the colt Royal Jest (SAf) (Dominion Royale {GB} by Chati. $11, 747. (by Dominion {GB}) by a half-length. Her next target is 3--Apache Star (GB), 121, f, 3, Arazi--Wild Pavane (GB), the G1 Golden Spur S. May 24th. by Dancing Brave. $5,630. Margins: 11, 25, dist. Loving the rain-softened ground, the homebred Kyle MIDWEST Rhea turned this event into a procession once she had • taken the lead from pacesetter Grapevine with a • local News, Churchill Downs: quarter-mile to race. The further they went the further Tejano Run (Tejano), runner-up in the 1995 GI Ken­ she drew clear, winning for the second time from three tucky Derby, breezed four furlongs Tuesday in :52 in career starts. Trainer Henry Cecil said of this easy win: preparation for this Saturday's Pimlico Special. Also "She went through the ground like a knife through but­ working towards the Pimlico Special, lsitingood (Cru­ ter. She's not in the Oaks at Esom, so the (G2) sader Sword) breezed five-eighths Monday in 1 :02 Ribblesdale S, (June 19) could be a target for her and 4/5 ... Lone Star Derby winner Anet (Clever Trick) there are plenty of races later in the season." breezed six furlongs in 1 : 14 for next Saturday's G 11 Illinois Derby. PRIX DE MONTRETOUT, $45,006, Lyon, France, 5-7, 4yo/up, 8fT, 1 :41 :90, st. Yesterday's Results: 1--PERIM (FR), c, 4, Apeldoorn (Fr)--Pearl Of Dawn (GB), 8th-COX, $40,480, Alw, 3yo/up, f/m, 1 1 /16m, by Noir Et Or (GB). 0-G A Lievre; B-S.E.A. du 1 :46.32, ft. Domaine de Menneval; T-G A Lievre; J-G Guignard; RUNUP THE COLORS (f, 3, A.P. lndy--Up the Flagpole $24,234. {GSW, $166,960}, by Hoist the Flag) was off six 2--Battle Dore, 123, c, 4, Sanglamore--Nashmeel, by months after her 61'2-length maiden score at Churchill Blushing Groom (Fr), $8,309. last October and returned to finish third in an April 1 0 3--Whenby, 120, f, 4, Bering (GB)--Nether Poppleton, by Keeneland allowance. The 8-5 favorite stalked the early Deputy Minister. ($37,000 yrl '94 FTNAUG). leaders, took control turning for home and drew off $6,232. confidently to win by five lengths. The winner is a half Margins: 3/4, 1, 1 Yz. sister to Fold the Flag (Raja Baba, SW, $1 24,849); Allied Flag (Danzig, SW, $144,860); Prospectors Delite AMERICAN-BRED WINNERS IN ENGLAND: (Mr. Prospector, MGISW, $432,953); Flagbird (Nureyev, Bint Albaadiya, f, 3, Woodman--Pixie Erin (Ire) (GSW­ Hwt. Older Mare-Ire, lty, 9.5-11 f, GSW-Fr, lty, Ire, lre), by Golden Fleece. Doncaster, 5-6, $363,568) and Top Account (Private Account), GSW, Britishracing.Com Limited S., 3yo/up, 6fT, $5,562 to $460,708). Lifetime Record: 6-2-1-2, $62,696. winner. 0-Sheikh Ahmed al Maktoum; B-Swettenham O/B-William S. Farish (Ky). T-N J Howard. Stud; T-Michael Stoute. * $85, 160 yrl '95 GOFOCT. 6th-COX, $39,360, Alw, 3/up, 1 1 /8mT, 1 :48.80, fm. AMERICAN-BRED WINNERS IN FRANCE: HANARSAAN (c, 4, Hansel--Arsaan {SW-Eng}, by Neuilly, c, 3, Trempolino--Haleallah, by Hawaii. Nureyev) was fifth in his debut last November at Chur­ Saint-Cloud, France, 5-6, Prix de Quincy, Unraced chill, then broke his maiden second time out at the Fair 3yo, 8fT, $15,579 to winner. 0-Mrs Pde Moussac; Grounds in Feb. Most recently second in an April 17 8-Maylands Stud Co Ltd; T-Andre Fabre. * Yz to Keeneland allowance, the colt was sent off the 2-1 Engine One (Our Michael), MGSW, $429,626. favorite. He pressed the pace, took the lead briefly at Spinario, h, 6, Miswaki--Spadina, by Sharpen Up (GB). the half-mile marker, lost his advantage in the stretch Saint-Cloud, France, 5-6, Prix des Oeillets (Claimer) and then battled back to score by a nose over DON (Amateur Riders), 4yo/up, 8fT, $6,924 to winner, VITO (GB) (Generous {Ire}). Lifetime Record: 4-2-1-0, 0-Stall Cardona; B-Gerry Oldham; T-J.M Capitte. * Yz $48, 120. to Saturnino (Arctic Tern), SW-US, Fr, $146,840. O/B-Gainsborough Farm (Ky). T-M H Bell. DIXIELAND BAND LANE'S END '97 Slakes Horses: DIXIE FLAG, SNAKE EYES, DEL MAR DENNIS, -~ BOX626,VERSAILLES,KY403B3 DIXIE BAYOU FREDDIE FRISSON KING OF SWING (606)873-7300 FAX:<606)B73-3746 ' ' ' E-MAIL: [email protected] KNOCKADOON, MUSICAL DANCER, TAJAWALL. WEBSITE:http://www.lanesend.com PAGE 3 <- THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS • 5-8-97

9th-CDX, $33,200, Alw, 3/up, 1 1 /8mT, 1 :47.96, fm. PLUMBER DAN {c, 4, Kris S.--Misty Current, by Little NEW YORK Current) followed his maiden score at Aqueduct January • • 17 with a sixth-place effort in his last start Feb. 2. Sent Local News, Belmont: off at 7-1, the colt dropped well back before rallying Diplomatic Jet (Roman Diplomat) worked a bullet half­ stoutly through the stretch to finish two lengths better mile Monday morning over Belmont's main track in than DANZATORE FLAG (Danzatore). The winner is a :46.86, handily, and could start next in Saturday's Giii half brother to Hyperactive (Hyperborean, MSW, Fort Marcy H. at Aqueduct .... Undefeated three-year-old $402,366); Starion (Baldski, SW, $136,521) and Little Banker's Gold (Forty Niner), scratched from Saturday's Shocker (Baldski, SW, $179,467). Lifetime Record: 6-2- Gii Withers because of the muddy conditions, worked 1-1, $49,736. seven furlongs in 1 :27.03, breezing ... The Silver Move 0-Terry Raymond & Kyle Nagel. B-~arnsworth ~arms (Silver Buck) remained on target for his next start, the (Fl). T-D M Romans. May 18 Gii Peter Pan with a five-furlong work in 1 :00.21 ... My Flag (Easy Goer), aiming for a possible 7th-SPT, $32,736, Alw, 3yo, f, 6f, 1: 11 1 /5, ft. start in the Gii Shuvee May 24, breezed four furlongs in STYLISH BETH (f, 3, The Prime Minister--Morpeth {SW, :51.75 Saturday. $162,396}, by Sun Power) ran second in the Apr. 1 9 Yesterday's Results: Violet S. for state-breds last time out. The 7-10 favorite 8th-AQU, $43,000, Alw, 4yo/up, f/m, 6f, 1:10 3/5, ft. took the lead and opened up for a 5 %-length victory. LUCKY MARTY {f, 4, Fortunate Prospect--Campaign lifetime Record: SP, 5-3-1-0, $56,860. Worker, by Our Michael) won an Apr. 26 Aqueduct O/B-James M. Levitch (IL). T-Rick Lindsay. allowance race in her previous start. The 9-2 shot, a half sister to Freebie One (Jeblar, SW, $147,485) and 10th-CDX, $32,760, Msw, 3yo/up, 6Yzf, 1:18.08, ft. Swift Campaign (Jeblar, MSP, $128,723), rated off the + ZOOKSTER (c, 3, Meadowlake--On the Bench {MSW, pace before moving up on the outside to grab the lead $222,780}, by Good Behaving) was made the 2-1 fa­ late for a 3/4-length victory. Lifetime Record: 31-1 0-5- vorite in his debut. The chestnut colt was always near 3, $236, 195. the front, opened a five-length lead entering the stretch 0-M Finkelstein. B-Farnsworth Farms (FL). T-J lmperio. and went on to score by 6Yz lengths. The winner, a $52,000 FTKJUl yearling, is a half brother to Ryan's 7th-AQU, $37,000, Alw, 3/up, f/m, 1 mT, 1 :42 4/5, sf. Gift (Nijinsky II, Ch. Older Horse, Horse of the Year-Hun, IONLYHAVEEYESFORU (m, 5, Tunerup--Real Jenny Ch. Imp Sprinter-Slovak Rep, MSW-Cze) and Ruby Baby {MSP}, by Valid Appeal) ran ninth in the Apr. 5 Gold (Housebuster, SW, $128,310). Lifetime Record: 1-1-0- Beauty H. at Hialeah last time out and handled allow­ 0, $21,728. ance company in this spot. The 9-2 shot raced just off 0-Du-Zee Stables. 8-Foxfield (Ky). T-P M Hauswald. the pace on the rail before angling out and just catching the pacesetter CLASSIC CLARET (Northern Jove) at the wire to win by a nose. The winner is a full sister to EAST lfyoucouldseemenow, MGSW & MGISP, $475,572 and • • Yz to Doyouseewhatisee (Barachois), MSW, $436,817 local News, Tampa Bay Downs: and Nowi'vseenitall (Explodent), SW & GSP, $147,636. Tampa Bay Downs announced plans for the installa­ lifetime Record: 25-4-4-2, $124,590. tion of a state-of-the-art turf course. The plans call for a 0-C Caronia. B-Casse & Norman (CAN). T-G Sciacca. seven-eighths mile turf track with a 1 /4-mile chute. The main construction should take four to five months and 6th-AQU, $33,000, Alw, 3yo, 6f, 1: 12, ft. the ground-breaking ceremony will be held Monday, FABULOUSLY FAST (f, 3, Deputy Minister--Fabulous May 12 at 10 a.m. Notion {GISW, $702,002}, by Somethingfabulous} ran third in last summer's GI Spinaway S. and GI Matron S. A # will distinguish first-time stakes-winners, a @ will at Belmont. In her previous start, she ran fifth in the GI indicate first-time graded stakes-winners, a + will de­ Frizette S. at Belmont. The 1-2 favorite broke slowly but note winners who are first-time starters, an (S) will be recovered to get into striking position before accelerat­ ing to the front and opening up for a 1 3/4-length vic­ used for state-bred races, a © will be used for maiden­ claiming races, and an (R) will be used for other re­ tory. lifetime Record: MGISP, 5-2-0-2, $96,900. 0-C Kimmel & P Solondz. B-Fares Farm & Foxfield (KY). stricted races. T-John C Kimmel.

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4th-AQU, $33,000, Msw, 3yo/up, 1 1 /Sm, 1 :52, ft. LAS VEGAS ERNIE (c, 3, Time for a Change--Split Sen­ WE s T tence {SW}, by Northjet {Ire}) ran second in Apr. 3 and • • Apr. 18 Aqueduct maiden races. The 7-5 second-choice Yesterday's Results: stalked the early leaders and outgamed the 4-5 favorite DESERT STORMER H., $42,490, GGX, 5-7, 3yo/up, TRUTH AND GLORY (Unbridled) to win by a head. The f/m, 6f, 1 :08.98, ft. winner was a $95,000 KEESEP yearling. Lifetime Re­ 1--AVENUE OF GOLD, 122, f, 4, Avenue of Flags-­ cord: 4-1-2-0, $33,290. Golden Garden, by Golden Eagle II. 0-Golden Eagle 0-Barry K Schwartz. 8-Warren W Rosenthal (KY). T­ Farm; B-Mr & Mrs John C Mabee (Ca). T-J Michael E Hushion. Hollendorfer; J-R Baze; $27 ,650. Lifetime Record: 8-6-0-1, $117,335. 2--Chordette, 115, m, 5, Dixieland Band--Buda Lady, by I+ So. CALIFORNIA+ I Crimson Satan. ($220,000 yrl '93 KEESEP). $7,000. 3--Stew's Blessing, 117, m, 6, Hey Rob--Marry T. Local News, Hollywood Park: French, by Pretense. $5,040. Preakness hopeful Touch Gold (Deputy Minister) Margins: 2, NO, 2. Odds: 0. 70, 6.90, 1.60. worked seven furlongs with jockey Chris Mccarron up in Avenue of Gold's only off-the-board finish of her 1 :25 Wednesday. June 29 GI Hollywood Gold Cup career came when she was fourth in her debut in 1995. hopeful Helmsman (El Gran Senor) breezed five furlongs The filly made a successful jump to stakes company in in 1 :00 1 /5 Wednesday. her last start, finishing 5 % lengths in front of the rest of the field in the April 12 Powder Room H. Looking for her second straight stakes win and fourth straight victory, I+ So. CALIFORNIA+ I the filly dueled for the early lead, took control a furlong from the wire and drew off. Yesterday's Results: 7th-HOL, $43, 172, Alw, 4/up, 1 1 /16mT, 1 :40.62, fm. BLUE GRASS BLUES (g, 4, Cure the Blues--Screen Shot B•R•E•E•D•E•R•S {MSP}, by Silent Screen) finished second, narrowly missing breaking his maiden in each of his first two tries EDITION on the grass and finally earned his first win in his last start April 16 over the Santa Anita grass. Sent off at 7- ALLOWANCE RESULTS: 1 , the gelding settled behind the early leaders, took charge with a rush entering the stretch and drew off to 5th-AQU, $35,000, (S), 3yo/up, f/m, 6f, 1: 12 2/5, ft. earn his second straight victory by two lengths. The PO PO AU POOH {f, 3, Tong Po--My Nellie Belle, by winner is a half brother to Bishop Bob (Clever Trick, More Horsepower) Lifetime Record: 10-3-0-6, $98,900. GSW, $245,221 ). Lifetime Record: 18-2-4-5, 0-David Tobia. B-Edward Michaels (NY). T-F Ramos. $100, 137. 0-Bradley, Dave & Englekirk, Bob. B-Brian J Cullen 8th-SPT, $33,600, 3yo/up, 6f, 1:101/5, ft. (Can). T-K Webster. LORD COMET (g, 4, Lord Avie--Far Out Comet, by Full Out) Lifetime Record: MSW, 21-11-4-3, $252,467. 0-D Block, D Holt, K Richardson. 8-T Smith (KY). T-C Block.

© Copyright Thoroughbred Daily News. 8th-PIM, $28,000, 3yo/up, 1 1 /16mT, 1 :40.80, fm. This newspaper may not be reproduced in any form or SHOOT BACK (g, 6, Waquoit--Miss Castle Hill, by Ack by any means, electronic or mechanical, without prior Ack) Lifetime Record: GSP, 36-8-1-4, $182,125. 0-Mrs. written permission of the copyright owner, Media Vista. Thomas H. Voss. 8-Mary P Voss (Md). T-T.H. Voss. * :h Information as to the races, race results and earnings to Lady Lister (Lord Lister), MSW, $140,813. was obtained from results charts published in Daily Racing Form and utilized herewith with the permission 9th-SPT, $25,000, (S), 3yo/up, f/m, 1m, 1:41 1/5, ft. of the copyright owner, Daily Racing Form. QUEEN FIELD (f, 4, Metfield--Queenfish, by Whitesburg) Lifetime Record: 16-3-1-3, $54, 705. O/B-G R Carter (IL). T-Barb Dougherty. $5,000 LIVE FOAL Could Get a Kentucky Oaks Winner

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+Wild on Fire, c, 3, Apalachee--Vibrant Future, by Vigors. SPT, 5-7, (S), 6f, 1:13. B-Simak Walter (II). tbWRITERS UP Sir Crusader, c, 3, Crusader Sword--Asir, by Exclusive Native. SUF, 5-7, 6f, 1:16.31. B-Harry T Mangurian, Jr. (Fl). * $25,000 yrl '95 OBSAUG; $35,000 2yo '96 LITTLE-KNOWN FACT, by Bill Oppenheim OBSMAR; $4,000 2yo '96 SARHRA. Though it is understandably far better known as a Meter Maid, f, 3, Geiger Counter--Hausman, by Greinton broodmare sire line, the Buckpasser line (some call it (GB). COX, 5-7, {C), 6f, 1 :12.54. B-Robert Courtney Tom Fool or Menow) scored its third Kentucky Derby & Robert Clinkinbeard (Ky). * $50,000 wnlg '94 win since 1985 with Silver Charm's victory last KEENOV; $155,000 2yo '96 KEEAPR. Saturday--Spend a Buck (by Buckaroo) in 1985 and Lil Fatal Leap, f, 3, Lightning leap--Fatal Beauty (SW), by E. Tee (by Norcliffe's son At the Threshold) in 1992 Al Nasr (Fr). SPT, 5-7, (S), 1 m, 1 :42 2/5. B-Salvino being the other two. In the last 13 years, only Raise a Elinor L (II). Native with five (three from the Mr. Prospector branch, + Zookster, c, 3, Meadowlake--On the Bench (MSW, two by Alydar) has been responsible for more Derby $222,780), by Good Behaving. COX, 5-7, 6Yzf, winners. The only other line with more than one is 1: 18.08. B-Foxfield (Ky). * Yz to Ryan's Gift (Nijinksy Northern Dancer, with two. What makes all this particu­ II), Ch. Older Horse, Horse of the Year-Hun, Ch. Imp. larly interesting is that, since Buckpasser is an obscure Sprinter-Slovak Rep., MSW-Cze; Ruby Baby sire line at best--in fact, it wouldn't even be a sire line (House buster), SW, $128,310. * * $ 52,000 yrl '95 except for his sensational record as a broodmare sire--all FTKJUL. three of this line's Derby winners have had pretty Art Festival, g, 3, Pirate's Bounty--River Festival (MSP), 'ropey' pedigrees, by which I mean there hasn't been an by Grenfall. HOL, 5-7, (S), (C), 6f, 1: 10.64. B-Mr & excessive amount of classy black type in the recent Mrs Martin J Wygod (Ca). female families of any of the three. Two of the three, Silver Chill, f, 3, Silver Buck--Chilly Favor, by Far North. again interestingly, are out of Princequillo-line mares: AQU, 5-7, (C), 6f, 1: 12 4/5. B-Amherst Stable & Spend a Buck out of a Speak John (by Prince John) Sullivan Mary A (Ky). mare, and now Silver Charm, who's out of a Poker (by las Vegas Ernie, c, 3, Time for a Change--Split Round Table) mare. Poker's other Derby winner as a Sentence (SW), by Northjet (Ire). AQU, 5-7, 1 1 /8m, broodmare sire, of course, was 20 years ago--Seattle 1 :52. B-Warren W Rosenthal (Ky). * $95,000 yrl '95 Slew. KEESEP. D C Express, g, 4, Danzig Connection--Sparrow Lake 6th-HIA, $21,000, 3yo/up, 5 YzfT, 1 :02.03, fm. (MSW, $233,215), by Apalachee. GGX, 5-7, RAMITO (c, 4, Slew the Coup--Snowjoli, by Lejoli) Life­ 1 1 /16mT, 1:46.76. B-EI Batey (Fl). * $42,000 yrl '94 time Record: 26-4-7-3, $58,374. O/B/T-Luis Casado KEESEP. (Fl). Salute and Run, f, 4, Salutely--Run Nicoma Run, by John Alden. PIM, 5-7, 6f, 1 :12.2. B-Mr & Mrs Donald 8th-HIA, $18,000, 3yo, 7f, 1 :24.22, gd. Townsend & Gerald Townsend (Md). KINGSTATION BRASS (g, 3, Dixieland Brass--Be Fine Lil Goldie, m, 5, Gold Exchanged--My Liloy, by Liloy (Fr). With Me {SP}, by Practitioner) Lifetime Record: 13-2-1- AQU, 5-7, (S), 1 1 /8mT, 1 :59 1 /5. B-Di Mario John 3, $28,540. 0-Charles Dike. B-Charles Dike & Charles (Ny). Lake Ill (Ky). T-Mongeon Kathy. 9th-HIA, $18,000, 3yo/up, f/m, 11/8mT,1:49.15, fm. NOTATINKERTOY (f, 4, Great Above--La Toya {SP}, by UPCOMING SALES: lawmaker) Lifetime Record: 19-2-4-4, $46,652. May 12-13 - Barretts Two-Year-Olds in Training. Fairplex 0-Anita Hicken-Butker. B-C. Bowling & C. Thomson (Fl). Park, Ca. T-J Braddy. * Yz to Proud Shot (Proud Birdie), SW, May 13 - Fasig-Tipton New York Horses of Racing Age, MGSP, $229,924. Elmont, NY. May 19 - Fasig-Tipton Midlantic Select Two-Year-Olds in MAIDEN WINNERS: Training/Horses of Racing Age, Timonium, Md. + Dereks Baby Girl, f, 2, Falstaff--Regal Notion, by Regal and Royal. HOL, 5-7, {S), 4Yzf, :52.41. 8-King Arthur Farms (Ca). *Full to Regal Ruthie, SP, $122,356.

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