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TEAM CIGAR TOPS ECLIPSE AWARDS KEENELAND JANUARY ENDS \VITH HUGE Leaving no doubt as to who will be named Horse of the INCREASES IN GROSS, AVERAGE Keeneland's Year, Cigar (Palace Music) yesterday led his team to January Horses of All Ages Sale ended Thursday with four Eclipse Awards for their outstanding achievements huge increases in gross sales and average. Keeneland in 1995. Cigar, named the year's top Older Horse, was sold 996 horses during the four-day auction for a gross the only champion, equine or human, to receive every of $30,268,100, a 56.2 percent increase from last year single vote in his category; his trainer, Bill Mott, and and the second highest in the 40-year history of the jockey, Jerry Bailey, both earned their first Eclipse annual auction. In 1995, 1,032 horses were sold for a Awards in tighter races. "To have come close before gross of $19,383,600. This year's average was and not won makes it that much more special when you $30,390, up 61.8 percent from last year's $18,783. do," said Bailey, who had missed out to Pat Day in '91 Three stallion shares brought an additional $7,000. and Mike Smith in '93. "There is no absolute criteria or Contributing to the increases were two major dispersals. parameters for the voting, so you're never too sure if Howard B. Keck sold 16 horses for $ 5 ,907,000, an you've done what it takes. So you work a little harder; it average of $369,188. Robert Brennan's Due Process helps to have a horse like Cigar, and people like Allen Stable sold 19 horses for $5,176,000, an average of Paulson and Bill Mott in your corner." Cigar's owner, $272,421. Top price of the sale was $1.8 million paid Allen Paulson, champion breeder of 1993, picked up his by Hugo Lascelles, agent, for Lydara, a daughter of second Eclipse as top Owner of '95. There were no real Alydar in foal to Danzig. It was the fifth highest price in surprises in the rest of the categories; the 1995 Eclipse­ the history of the January Sale. Lydara was sold during winning horses are: Golden Attraction (Mr. Prospector), Tuesday's session as part of the Keck dispersal. During Two-Year-Old Filly; Maria's Mon (Wavering Monarch), Thursday's final session, Keeneland sold 219 horses for Two-Year-Old Colt/Gelding; Serena's Song (Rahy), $1,629,500, an average of $ 441. P.F. McCarthy, as Three-Year-Old Filly; Thunder Gulch (Gulch), Three-Year­ agent, paid the day's highest price of $162,000 for the Old Colt/Gelding; Inside Information (Private Account), six-year-old broodmare Alashir (Alysheba). A stakes­ Older Filly/Mare; Not Surprising (Medieval Man), Sprinter; winner in Peru, Alashir is in foal to Summer Squall. Possibly Perfect (Northern Baby), Turf Mare; Northern Spur (Ire) (Sadler's Wells), Turf Horse; and Lonesome KEENELAND THURSDAY-TOP THREE BROODMARES: Glory (Transworldl, Steeplechaser. Trainer Rick HIP# SIRE DAM PRICE Schosberg reported on the condition of his champion, ALASHIR (in foal to Summer Squall) Maria's Mon. "He is due to start walking in the next day 1086 Alysheba Lake Champlain (Ire) $162,000 or two," he said. "He will be X-rayed again today or Consigned by Taylor Made Sales Agency, agent XLII. tomorrow, but based on the reports from Hart Farm, so Purchased by P.F. McCarthy, agent. far everything has been perfect. The post-operative X­ BANDED (in foal to Quiet American) rays were perfect; there was never any displacement. 1099 Hostage Sky Band $62.000 He should be back in light training by February. The Consigned by Dr. J.A. (R) Mohamed, Derby is out of the question unless a miracle occurs. He North Ridge Farm, agent. won't even get back to New York until April 1. It's more Purchased by Equine Resources. likely that we will have him ready for Belmont Day, and DELICATE MOMENT (not in foal) run him in the Riva Ridge at seven furlongs. That should 1154 Seattle Slew Fairly Regal $45.000 set him up for Saratoga and the Travers." Juddmonte Consigned by Curtis Allen Sampson. Farms, owned by Prince Khaiid Abdullah, earned its Purchased by D.W. Frazier. second Eclipse; this year's outstanding breeder was also named top owner of 1992. Juddmonte bred 22 stakes KEENELAND RESULTS ...... 1,2 winners last year, including six Grade I winners. Ramon L.U Perez was named champion Apprentice Jockey for '95. o NEWS CONTINUED ...... 2,3,4 The Eclipse Awards will be presented, and the Horse of tJ) RACING REPORTS ...... 4,5 the Year will be announced, Friday, February 9 at the z Hotel del Coronado in San Diego. - TOTAL PAGES ...... 6 PAGE 2· THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS· 1-12-96

KEENELAND THURSDAY -TOP TWO YEARLINGS: JRA ANNOUNCES INTERNATIONAL RACES The HIP# SEX SIRE DAM PRICE Japan Racing Association yesterday released a list of 1088 f Geiger Counter Alma's Motel $40,000 seven Japanese races which will be open to foreign-bred Consigned by Cornerstone Stable. horses with foreign racing experience. The list includes, Purchased by Mike Sloan. for the first time, the G2 Mainichi Okano The Mainichi 1128 c Robin des Pins Come in Rhodesia $20,000 Okan, a nine furlong turf event for ages three and up, Consigned by Dan Mallory, agent. will be run October 6, 1996 and will be worth Purchased by Louis Ross, agent. $1,303,310. The international race list includes three group one races, three group two races and one non­ News Continued. group race. Two of the races are invitationals--the Nov. CHURCHILL UNVEILS '96 STAKES SCHEDULE 10 Fuji S., worth $421,478; and the Nov. 24 G1 Japan Headed by record purses for the and Cup, worth $3,415,319. The other four races are the Kentucky Oaks, Churchill Downs will offer the richest May 11 G2 Keio Hai Spring Cup, worth $1, 218,245; the stakes schedule in track history for its 1996 Spring and June 9 G1 Yasuda Kinen, worth $1,916,282, the Sept. Fall meets. A total of 26 stakes, worth a record $4.05 15 G2 Sankei-Sho All Comers, worth $1,303,310, and million and highlighted by 12 graded events, will be the December 15 G1 Sprinters S., worth $1,916,282. offered during the 48-day Spring Meet, April 27-June 30; an additional $1.5 million in stakes will be featured POSSIBLY PERFECT TO GONE WEST Possibly during the 30-day Fall Meet, October 27-November 30. Perfect (Northern Baby), who was yesterday named Increases have moved the GI Kentucky Derby to a $1 the 1995 Eclipse Award winner as Champion Turf million guaranteed gross purse, and the GI Kentucky Mare, will be bred to Gone West this year, according Oaks to $500,000 guaranteed, making it the richest to her owner Bob Witt. The six-year-old mare, who three-year-old filly race in the country. "From top to was retired in November after suffering a torn liga­ bottom, the 1996 stakes schedule ranks as one of the ment, won 11 of 18 career starts, including six Grade best in the country," said Vice President of Racing Don I events, and earned $1,377,273. Richardson. "Our stakes schedule serves as the corner­ stone for our entire racing program. The quality and Marking its earliest success of our stakes will carry through and ensure the OAKLAWN OPENS TODAY success of our overall racing." This year's Derby week opening ever, Oaklawn Park in Hot Springs, Arkansas will feature 12 events totaling $1,775,000, including opens its gates today for the 64-day, 1996 live racing the Early Times Classic, which has earned GI status for season. Oaklawn will start off with a four-day week­ the '96 running. Nine of the 11 stakes on the fall sched­ end, January 12-15, follow with three-days of racing ule are graded; the program is highlighted by the "Fall the next two weekends, Jan. 19-21 and Jan. 26-28, Meet Final Four," four stakes races held the last three then race five-day weeks from Jan. 31 to the close of days of the meet. The Final Four are the Gill $200,000 action April 13. Today's opening day card is high­ Falls City, November 28; Gill $200,000 Clark H., No­ lighted by the $50,000-added Dixie Belle S. for three­ vember 29; and Gill $150,000 Golden Rod and Gill year-old fillies at 5 Y2 -furlongs. "I am very pleased with $150,000 Brown & Williamson Kentucky Jockey Club the opening day card," said Pat Pope, Oaklawn's rac­ November 30. ing secretary. "The supporting feature is a $35,000 allowance race for fillies and mares. It drew a couple of stakes-winners, Morning Meadow (Meadowlakel CIGAR ON PAYSON WORK TAB Continuing to and Ruddy Eagle (Beau's Leader)." Highlighting the prepare for his seasonal debut in the GI Donn H. at track's stakes schedule are the $750,000 Oaklawn H. Gulfstream Park February 10, Cigar (Palace Music) worked five furlongs in 1 :03 115 at Payson Park yester­ for four-year-olds and up at 1 1 18-miles, to be run day. Jockey Jerry Bailey was aboard for the breeze. "He Saturday, April 6; the $250,000 Fantasy S. for three­ was very aggressive, very eager," said Bailey. "He looks year-old fillies at 1 1 116-miles, to be run Friday, April great." Tim Jones, assistant to trainer Bill Matt, added, 5; the $500,000 Apple Blossom H. for fillies and "He came out of the work very well. The time was very mares ages four and up at 1 1 116-miles, to be run good for this track; it's comparable to about 1 :01 at Friday, April 12; and the $500,000 Arkansas Derby Gulfstream or Belmont. There is a big track variance-­ for three-year-olds at 1 1/8-miles, to be run Saturday, this is a deep, sandy track." Jones added that plans to April 13. ship the champ to Gulfstream are still undecided. News Continued, p. 3.

CHAMPION SPRINTER BY NUREYEV ROBIN DES PINS DARBY DAN 606.254.0424 FIRST FOALS YEARLINGS OF '96 PAGE 3 • THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS • 1-12-96

McGAUGHEY FILLIES WORK Heavenly Prize RECOVERING Shirley Heights (Seeking the Gold) and My Flag (Easy Goer) both (GB) (), the Royal Stud's stallion who had 30 worked Wednesday morning at Gulfstream Park. Heav­ centimeters of gut removed last week after an attack of enly Prize worked three furlongs in :37 3/5 and could be colic, is making a rapid recovery, with hopes rising that heading for the GI Donn H. (Feb 10). According to he can cover mares this year, according to a story in trainer Shug McGaughey, "If she gets ready in time, yesterday's Racing Post. The 1978 Horse of the Year in she'll go. Our objective is the Gulfstream Park H. (March England and Champion Three-Year-Old Colt in Ireland is 2). The Donn is a lot of money and prestige and is a one of Britain's most successful sires, and even at the good spot. We'll probably run her in there." Breeders' age of 21 was expected to receive more than 40 mares Cup Juvenile Fillies winner My Flag worked a half-mile in when the covering season begins in five weeks. Among :51 and McGaughey reports her vacation at Payson Park Shirley Heights offspring are champions Shady Heights has done her a world of good. "She has matured a lot (GB), (GB), (GB). High Estate (GB) physically and mentally," the trainer said. "She did so and High Hawk (Ire). great up at Payson, I almost wanted to keep her there. She is not nearly as flighty as she was before we gave FHBPA REACHES PARTIAL SETTLEMENT The her the six weeks off." Florida Horsemen's Benevolent and Protective Associa­ tion has successfully concluded settlement negotiations TURFWAY CANCELS THURSDAY NIGHT CARD with a significant number of off-track betting outlets in Turfway Park canceled Thursday night's live racing card an effort to protect the interests of Florida horsemen due to the weather forecast which predicted heavy during the upcoming 1996 racing meet at Hialeah. In snowfall for the region. The Florence, Kentucky track June, 1995, the FHBPA filed an action in federal court remained open during the day Thursday for simulcasting in Miami against Hialeah and 75 casinos, racetracks and from out-of-state tracks. "With over 50 horses sched­ other off-track betting systems charging Hialeah with uled to ship from Louisville and Lexington for tonight's violation of its 1995 contract with the FHBPA and with races, we decided to call the races early to avoid the underpayment of purses to horsemen during its 1 995 problems of shipping in adverse weather conditions," racing meet. In December, the FHBPA reached an agree­ said Turfway General Manager Greg Schmitz. This is the ment with the eight Atlantic City casinos which take third weather-related cancellation Turfway has experi­ interstate wagers on races run at Hialeah. The casinos enced this year. Live racing is scheduled to resume agreed not to take interstate wagers on Hialeah races tonight at 7 p.m. without the consent of the FHBPA. FHBPA Executive Director Kent Stirling said, "You can rest assured the DEL MAR TO CONSTRUCT NEW BARN AND FHBPA will not give its consent to these wagers until it reaches a satisfactory written contract with Hialeah that QUARTERS FOR 1996 The Del Mar Thoroughbred pays money owed to horsemen for the 1995 meet, and Club has announced plans to demolish one of its protects the horsemen's rights in the upcoming 1996 oldest barns and replace it with a new one that also meet." The FHBPA has similar settlements with other will provide living quarters for stable help in time for out-of-state racetracks and off-track systems being the opening of the 1996 racing season this summer. finalized. FHBPA President Scott Savin said negotiations The new building will rise on the footprint of the with Hialeah for its upcoming 1996 meet are underway. ancient Barn "E," a 76-stall adobe structure built for the track's opening in 1937. The barn will feature 32 LAUREL BEGINS REOPENING PROCESS Laurel individual rooms for stable personnel. "We've recently Park reopened for simulcast wagering Thursday and has spent over $80 million on our new grandstand facility scheduled a live racing program for this Saturday follow­ and now it's time for us to concentrate on the barn ing a blizzard that forced the cancellation of four pro­ area," said Del Mar's President and General Manager grams. A snowfall of more than 25 inches blanketed the Joseph W. Harper. "The new barn will be a good step mid-Atlantic area last Sunday and cost the Maryland in that direction and one of the pluses for us when track four live racing cards. With traffic at a virtual Del Mar is up for consideration again to host the standstill in the area during the storm and afterward, Breeders' Cup." The $500,000 needed for the new Laurel management decided to hold off simulcast cards structure was approved by the state Race Track Au­ as well until Thursday. Simulcast betting will be offered thority. The 1996 Del Mar racing season will open for again today, then Saturday, the Laurel racing strip is a 43-day run July 24. scheduled to come alive with a 10-race card headed by the $50,000-added Northern Wolf S.

Take Me Out Cure the Blues - White Feather, by Tom Rolfe Record speed, won on the lead or off the pace,

earned $100,000+ every year he raced. PARIS, KY (606) 233-4252 $2,000 Live Foal FAX (606) 987-0008 I PAGE 4· THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS. 1-12-96

News Continued. FLORIDA DELAWARE RELEASES STAKES SCHEDULE • • The 1996 stakes calender at Delaware Park is high­ Yesterday's Results: lighted by a $50,000 increase in the purse of the Delaware H., a $465,000 purse enhancement in the 9th-GPX, $40,000, Alw, 4yo/up, a1 1116mT, 1:43 overall stakes structure and the revival of several 2/5, fm. older stakes fixtures. The Delaware H. purse has been 1--GONE FOR REAL, 115, h, 5, Gone West--Intently increased to $200,000 and will remain a 1 1/4 mile (MSW, $221,676), by Drone. a-Morven Stud Farm; race for fillies and mares. Fourteen stakes with mini­ B-Foxfield & Mill Ridge Farm (KY); T-Flint S. mum purses of $50,000 are scheduled for 1996. The Schulhofer. Lifetime Record: GSW, 13-6-4-1, New Castle H. has been resurrected and added to the $152,810. schedule carrying a purse of $100,000. Three new 2--Country Coy, 115, h, 6, Country Pine--Too Coy, stakes races have been added and five races will be by The Real McCoy. run again after having been discontinued for several 3--Goes On, 115, h, 6, Court Trial--Fappy, by years. The purse increases come on the heels of Fappiano. Delaware's record 1995 season which saw a 61 Margins: 2, 1 HF, NK. Odds: 2.00,4.00, 6.80. percent increase in total handle as compared to 1994. Gone For Real, unraced since winning the Gill Royal The Wilmington, Delaware track will run from April 28 Palm H. at Hialeah last March, was nevertheless sent through Oct. 13, 1996, and offer $950,000 in stakes off the 2-1 second choice for his return and re­ purses. sponded with a rallying victory, fanning 1 O-wide at the top of the lane and finishing fast to win going NYRA HAS NEW BOARD MEMBERS The New away. York Racing Association has added two new members to its Board of Trustees. Dolph Rotfeld, the head of a 8th-GPX, $27,000,Alw, 4yo/up, flm, 1 1/16m, 1:46 Weschester County-based engineering consulting firm, 1/5, ft. and John Meriwether, the co-founder of a Greenwich, CASK (GB) (f, 4, Be My Chief--Premiere Cuvee {Ch. Connecticut-based private investment management firm, Older Mare-Ger, GSW-Ger, MGSP-Fr}, by Formidable}, are the newest NYRA board members. Rotfeld is a long­ far back in her U.S. debut at Belmont October 1, time racing enthusiast and Meriwether owns a string of made her second Stateside start off the three-month horses trained by Mike Freeman. Meriwether owned layoff. Overlooked at 11-1, the British-bred sat just 1995 Dwyer winner Hoolie, in partnership. behind the leaders to the stretch, then moved up to challenge and prevailed in the drive to best 3-1 TRACK APPEAL (Track Barron) by a nose. Lifetime PREVIEW Record: SW-Eng, 8-3-1 1, $53,516. • • a-Lord Hartington & Duke of Roxburghe. B-Windfields Monday, Santa Anita: Farm (GB). T-Christophe Clement. SAN PASQUAL H.-Gil, $200,000a, 4yo/up, 1 1I16m Best Pal (*Habitony) is scheduled to make his eight­ 3rd-GPX, $24,000, Msw, 3yo, f, 1 1/16m, 1:472/5, year-old debut and 47th career start in Monday's San ft. Pasqual, an event in which he finished fourth last year GINGERBREAD FEAST (f, 3, Hansel--Life At the Top and second in 1994. The Golden Eagle Farm runner {MGISW, $989,504}, by Seattle Slew), off the board posted a bullet half-mile work in :47 1/5 over Hollywood while sprinting her first two starts, was sent off the Park's fast main track Thursday. An earner of over $ 5.6 million to date, Best Pal last raced Nov. 11 at Santa even-money choice in her first start around two turns Anita, finishing second in the California Cup Classic. and led the field from gate to wire to win by a deci­ Also probable for the San Pasqual are Cal Cup Classic sive three lengths. The winner is a % to Elizabeth winner Luthier Fever (Mt. Livermore), Alphabet Soup Bay (Mr. Prospector), GSW-Fr, SW-NA, G 1 SP-Eng, (Cozzene), Lykatill Hi! (Pilgrim), Patio de Naranjos (Chi) $343,795. Lifetime Record: 3-1-0-0, $14,400. (Gallantsky), Powis Castle (Rare Brick) and Earth Colony alB-Lazy Lane Farms Inc. (VA). T-Frank L. Brothers. (Pleasant Colony). Uncaged Fury (Kleven) is considered possible for the race. Florida Report Continued, p. 5.

No. 476 at Keeneland January, HUSH], in foal to

Me and Mrs. Ben P. Walden, Jr. CRYPTOCLEARANCE Weisenberger Mill Pike Midway, Kentucky 40347 sold for $150,000 to Frank Stronach (606) 846-5214 • Fax 846-4671 v'iflery stalliONS are Breeders' C!Jp nomInated PAGE 5. THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS. 1-12-96

Florida Report Continued. Local News: Gulfstream Park NEW YORK Gold Fever (Forty Niner) breezed five furlongs in 1 :00 • • 2/5 Thursday morning and is doing well, according to Yesterday's Result: trainer Shug McGaughey. The three-year-old colt was scratched from the Spectacular Bid S. Sunday when the RUTHLESS S., $54,200, AQU, 1-11, 3yo, f, 6f, 1: 11 track came up muddy and is now being pointed for the 3/5, ft. Gil Hutcheson S. Feb. 4 with an allowance prep if the 1--#WINTER MELODY, 118, t 3, Frosty the timing works out. McGaughey's only concern about his Snowman--Gallant Libby (IVISW, $148,106)' by charge is if he'll handle a distance. "My only hesitation Gallant Knave. ($17,000 yrl '94 OBSAUG; $27,000 is how far he wants to go," McGaughey said. "I'll give 2yo 1995 OBSMAR). OIB-Arthur I. Appleton (FL); him a chance. If he is not good enough to run against T-Robert W. Camac; J-M J McCarthy; $32,520. the best sprinters here and he doesn't want to stretch Lifetime Record: 8-4-2-0, $75,206. out, I'll put him on the road. I hope he is good enough to 2--Stormy Krissy, 114, f, 3, Storm Cat--Between the run in the Florida Derby and beyond." Hedges, by Bailjumper. ($1 00,000 yrl '94 KEESEP; Scott C. Savin's five-year-old Patton (Lord at War {Arg}), off since finishing sixth in the Gulfstream Park $190,0002yo 1995 OBSFEB). O-Paraneck Stable. Sprint H. in March of 1995, worked a half-mile from the $10,840. gate in :47 flat at Gulfstream yesterday. A stakes-win­ 3--Echo Echo Echo, 114, f, 3, Eastern Echo--Kashie ner of $119,000, Patton may return to the races in the West, by Sir Ivor. ($37,000 yrl '94 FTSAUG). $50,000 Deputy Minister H., a six-furlong test to be run O-Robert Perez. $5,962. at Gulfstream Feb. 18. Margins: 43/4,3/4,13/4. Odds: 2.10,2.10,7.40. Winter Melody, an allowance winner over this track last time out, came back as one of three horses sent FOREIGN off at 2-1 but proved best in this field. Last for a • • half, the actual favorite of the crowd came flying at American-Bred Winners in England: the finish to take the lead in midstretch and draw Star Talent, h, 5, Local Talent--Sedra (Ire) (SW-Engl, by clear of 2-1 Stormy Krissy. FOREVER PALS (Polish I\lebbiolo. Lingfield Park, 1-11, Redgauntlet Selling S., 7f (all weather track)' 4yo/up, $3,512 to winner. Numbers), the other 2-1 chance, set the pace to the O-Miss J Crowley; B-Mrs Afaf A. AI Essa; T-Miss Gay top of the lane but tired late to be fourth. Kelleway. * $30,000 yrl '92 KEESEP. Lift Boy, g, 7, Fighting Fit--Pressure Seat, by Ginistrelli. Lingfield Park, 1-11, Guy Mannering Claiming S., 5f I • SO. CALIFORNIA. I (all weather track)' 4yo/up, $4,780 to winner. O/T-A Moore; B-Paul & Arnold Bryant. 'l<- $18,000 yrl '90 Yesterday's Results: FTKSEP. 6th-SAX, $53,000, Clm ($80-70,000), 4yo/up, flm, Local News: England abt 61/2fT, 1:16,fm. The first foal by Ezzoud (Ire) {Last Tycoon {lre}L a BET BIRDIE (m, 6, Bet Twice--Tiny Falcon, by Agi­ three-time Group 1 winner and England's highweight tate), a MSW who finished fourth in a $62,500 older horse from 9.5-11 furlongs in 1994, was born claimer over Hollywood's main track in her last start Tuesday at the Royal Stud in Norfolk. The filly, bred Dec. 13, returned to the turf here. Sent off at 5-1 by Her Majesty the Queen, is out of the mare Austra­ odds, she dueled for the lead early, inched clear down lia Fair (Aust) {Without Fear {Fr}) and is a half-sister the hill and drew off in the stretch to win by 1 1/4. to stakes-winning sprinter Double Blue (GB) (Town Lifetime Record: I\tlSW, 33-8-5-5, $161,321. and Country {GB}). O-N.J. Samford. B-White Oak Ranch (CA). T-Michael King's Theatre (Ire) (Sadler's Wells), winner of the 1994 King George VI & Queen Elizabeth Diamond S. Machowsky. but winless in five tries in America last year, is win­ tering in Dubai and will likely return to England to 8th-SAX, $39,000, Msw, 3yo, f, 1m, 1:38, ft. race in 1996. The five-year-old was twice third in the MYSTERY CITY (f, 3, Carson City--Always Mint States, including a close finish in the GI Sword {SW}, by Key to the Mint), fifth in both her prior Dancer H. at Saratoga. career efforts, was sent off the 10-1 fifth choice here The number of horses in training in Britain last year and closed from off-the-pace under new jockey Corey increased by 5.5 percent, according to a story in Nakatani to win by a neck. The even-money favorite, yesterday's Racing Post. Figures produced by TOTALLY SPELLBOUND {Black Tie Affair {Ire}), fin­ Weatherbys Wednesday cited 10,588 horses in Brit­ ished 7th in the 1 O-horse field. The winner is 112 to ain in 1995, up from the 1994 total of 10,032. How­ Mountain Cat (MGSW, $1 A 78,901, by Storm Cat). ever, the number of owners in Britain was down by Lifetime Record: 3-1-0-0, $23,050. 0.5 percent, to 8,202 from 8,244. O/B-Overbrook Farm (KY). T-D. Wayne Lukas. PAGE 6. THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS. 1-12-96

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ALLOWANCE RESULTS: Sth-FGX, $1S,000, 4yo/up, f/m, 1m, 1:374/5, ft. COMBINATION (f, 4, Topsider--Clef D'Argent {GSW}, 3rd-SAX, $46,000, 4yo/up, 1 m, 1 :36 2/5, ft. by Key to the Mint) Lifetime Record: 11-2-4-1, $52,900. PIRATE'S GULCH (c, 4, Gulch·-Stylish Lass {SP}, by O-Hope Stock Farm. B-Mrs. Martha F. Gerry & Claiborne Captain Nick {GB}L Lifetime Record: 10-2-1-2, Farm (KY), T-Michael H. Bell. * 1/2 to Silver Voice (The $69,525. O-Cavanagh Marguerite F & Thomas M; Minstrel), GISW, $268,686; and Nine Keys (Forty B-Thomas M & Marguerite F Cavanagh Family Trust Niner), GISW, $637,320. (Ky); T-Douglas R Peterson. MAIDEN WINNERS: 7th-SAX, $42,000, (S), 4yo/up, 6f, 1:08 4/5, ft. Mystery City, f, 3, Carson City--Always Mint, by Key to NOR' EASTER (g, 4, Pirate's Bounty--Radiant Glow, by the Mint. SAX, 1 11, 1 m, 1 :38. B-Overbrook Farm ) Lifetime Record: 9-2-4-1, $77,221. (Ky). <~1/2 to Mountain Cat (MGSW, $1,478,901, by O/B-Mr. & Mrs. Martin J. Wygod (CA). T-Dan L. Storm Cat). Hendricks. *Full to Pirate's Glow (MGSP, $179,005) Gingerbread Feast, f, 3, Hansel--Life At the Top and % to Table Glow (SP, $164,425, by Never Tabled). (MGISW, $989,504), by Seattle Slew. GPX, 1-11, 1 1/16m, 1:47 2/5. B-Lazy Lane Stables, Inc (Va). * % 7th-AQU, $33,000, 4yo/up, 1 1/8m, 1:52 4/5, ft. to Elizabeth Bay (Mr. Prospector), GSW-Fr, SW-NA, OPAL MOON (g, 5, Risen Star--Northern Blossom {Ch. G1 SP-Eng, $343,795. 3yo Filly-Can, MSW, $270,714}, by *Snow Knight) + Luna Nueva, f, 3, Lord At War (Arg)--Relevant, by Lifetime Record: 10-2-3-2, $55,615. O-Leonard C Hold Your Peace. FGX, 1 11, 5 1/2f, 1:05 4/5. Green. B-Kinderhill Select Bloodstock, Inc. (NY). B-Wimborne Farm (Ky). *$32,000 yrl'94 FTKJUL; T-Joseph Orseno. * % to Jape (Alleged), Hwt. 3yo-lty at $62,000 2yo 1995 FTFFEB. 14f/up, MGSW-Ity. Fumblerooskie, f, 3, Ogygian--Balastra, by Fappiano. AOU, 1 11, a1 m70yd, 1:48 2/5. B-Gatto-Roissard Leo 6th-AQU, $31,000, (S), 4yo/up, flm, 6f, 1: 13, ft. (Ky). *$30,000 wing '93 KEENOV. WORK OF THE DEVIL (m, 5, --Sweet Squeaky Clean, c, 3, Talc--Legal Streak, by Nodouble. Celebration, by Hero's Honor) Lifetime Record: AOU, (S), 1-11, 6f, 1: 14. B-Edition Farm (Ny). 31-3-7-4, $94,437. O-Terrence W. Haley. B-Lionshead Just Count On Me. c. 3, Tunerup--Just a Trick, by King's Farm (NY). T-Robert P. Lake. Bishop. GPX, 1 11, 1 1 116m, 1 :46 2/5. B-Norman E. Casse & Harry Katz (FI). * $38,000 2yo 1995 7th-BMX, $30,000, 4yo/up, f/m, 6f, 1:09 2/5, ft. OBSFEB. * *Full to Justfortherecord, SW, $192,230. VALID SYMMETRY (f, 4, Valid Appeal--Sheer Ice Secreta mente, f, 4, Secreto--Miss Evans (MSP-Fr), by {MSW, $432,425}, by Cutlass) Lifetime Record: SP, Nijinsky II. GPX, 1-11, a1 1/8mT, 1:52 1/5. B-Miglietti 15-4-5-3, $146,790. O-Jerry Hollendorfer & Frank Maria Esperanza (Ky). Stronach. B-Harry T. Mangurian Jr. (FL). T-Jerry + Choice Blend, f, 4, Variety Road--Retentive, by Tree of Hollendorfer. Knowledge. SAX, 1-11, (S), 6f, 1:102/5. B-Kjell H. Ovale (Ca). 8th-TPX, $27,630, 1-10, 4yo/up, 1m, 1:432/5, fz. Is It Worth It, f, 4, World Appeal--Our Rose, by Norcliffe. CHIEF DEPUTY (g, 5, Deputy Minister--Maniches {MSW, AOU, 1-11, 6f, 1: 15 3/5. B-Louis Gurino (FI). $201,SOS}, by Val de L'Orne {Fr}l Lifetime Record: Diamond Club. g. 5, Apalachee--Star Gem (SP, $1 52,941), 17-3-5-4, $89,828. O-Morris D. Bailey. B-Clay Enter­ by Pia Star. SAX, 1-11, 1 m, 1 :37 4/5. B-Double J prises (KY). T-John Parisella. Farm (Ca). * $42,000 yrl '92 KEESEP. * * 1/2 to Star Of Cozzene (Cozzene), MGISW-I\JA, MGSP-Fr, 7th-GPX, $26,000, 4yo/up, flm, a1 1/8mT, 1 :51 4/5, $2,153,049; J.F. Williams (Broad Brush), GSW, fm. $359,581; and Matty G (Capote), GISW, $312,125. MEDIATION (f, 4, Caveat--Trouver, by Buckfinder) life­ time Record: 8-2-1-0, $27,828. O-F. & Helen Miles. B-Mrs. Rufus Williams (MD). T-John S. Pregman Jr. Copyright Thoroughbred Daily News. This newspaper may not be reproduced in any form or Sth-TPX, $24,180, 1-10, 4yo/up, 6f, 1: 14, fz. by any means, electronic or mechanical, without prior DEFIANTLY (g, 7, Northern Prospect--Khalluah, by Fleet written permission of the copyright owner, MediaVista. ) Lifetime Record: 41-11-6-8, $127,198. Information as to the races, race results and earnings O-Quality Racing Stables. B-Petelain Stables (FL). was obtained from results charts published in Daily T-Gene York. * 1 /2 to Toffeefee (Distinctive Pro), GSW, Racing Form and utilized herewith with the permission $347,473. of the copyright owner, Daily Racing Form.