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TOYOTA TO SPONSOR BLUE GRASS Saturday, Gulfstream Park Officials from Toyota and Keeneland announced yester­ DONN H.-GI, $300,000, 3yo/uPI 9f day that the Japanese auto manufacturer, which oper­ Star Standard (), who finished second to ates a plant in , will sponsor the 1996 Gil Blue Cigar (Palace Music) in last year's GI Woodward, Grass S., and that the purse will be raised to $700,000 breezed five furlongs in 1 :02 2/5 yesterday morning. for this year's 72nd running. The nine-furlong race, The four-year-old makes his third start of the year in the which will be run April 13, has been renamed the Toy­ Donn; he took a Gulfstream allowance in his latest start ota Blue Grass S., and the purse increase makes it the January 26. lilt looks like everything is positive," said second richest race in Kentucky, behind only the Derby. trainer Nick Zito. "The only negative is that we are Four of the last six Derby winners have used the Blue running against Cigar." Zito's colt will get 15 pounds Grass as a stepping stone to the "Run for the Roses." from the favorite Saturday; jockey Shane Sellers takes "Even before the first car rolled off the assembly line in over for Pat Day, who will ride Heavenly Prize (Seeking May, 1988 in Georgetown, Kentucky, Toyota has had a the Gold). positive influence on the economy and quality of life throughout the region," said Keeneland spokesman Jim Saturday, Santa Anita Williams. Williams added that the sponsorship is a four­ SAN VICENTE S.-GIII, $100,000a, 3yo, 7f way partnership between Keeneland, Toyota Motor Honour and Glory (Relaunch) heads a probable field of Manufacturing of Georgetown, the Toyota Dealers Asso­ five or six for Saturday's stake. Three-for-five lifetime l ciation of Lexington and Cincinnati, and Toyota Motor and fourth in last year's Breeders Cup Juvenile, the bay Sales, U.S.A. "Through the leadership of the local Toy­ came back after a three-month holiday to take the San ota dealers, the three groups joined together to make Miguel S. January 18 in an eye-catching 1 :08 4/5. Also this sponsorship a reality," he said. The Toyota Blue expected for the San Vicente: San Miguel runner-up Grass will be televised live on ESPN from 4-5 p.m. (ET). Afleetaffair (Afleet), who has never been worse than second in five starts; King Of The Heap (Allen's Pros­ OBS TWO-YEAR-OLDS IN TRAINING SALE AT pect), a Santa Anita allowance winner in his 196 opener; l Odin's Primo (Idabel); and SW Ready To Order (Order). CALDER TODAY The Ocala Breeders Sales Com­ Slews Royal Son (Slews Royalty) is possible for the pany will hold its 1996 Selected Two-Year-Olds in Train­ race. ing Sale at Calder Race Course today. There have been 240 juveniles catalogued for the auction, which begins Sunday, Gulfstream Park at 11 a.m. Farnsworth Farms leads all consignors with DAVONA DALE S.-GIII, $100 1 000, 3yo, f, 1 m 70yds 31 horses being offered, 15 of them as agent. Fortunate My Flag (), prepping for Sunday's feature, Prospect has 12 two-year-olds scheduled to sell, more worked five-eighths in 1 :01 at Gulfstream yesterday. than any other sire. Also represented in the catalogue The Shug McGaughey trainee makes her first start since are leading sires Black Tie Affair (Ire), Broad l winning last year's GI Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies. Brush, Cozzene, Farma Way, Miswaki, Mt. Livermore, Also pointing for the race, La Rosa (Wild Again) worked Phone Trick, Rahy, Relaunch, Storm Catl Summer Squall the same distance in 1 :04. Fifth in the Breeders' Cup and Valid Appeal. Scheduled to sell are half-siblings to and second in her last start, a Gulfstream allowance graded stakes-winners Cut the Charm, Suave Prospect, January 25, the three-year-old ended her two-year-old Jackie Wackie, You and I and Chaposa Springs, Moun­ campaign with an eight-length romp in the Gil Demoi­ tain Affair, Cat On Tour Perfect Arc and Meritocrat, as l selle at Aqueduct. well as full-siblings to last year's Gill California Juvenile S. winner Mountain Skier (Baldski), GSW Green Alligator (Gate Dancer) and GI Vosburgh S. winner Birdonthewire L.L.I WEEKEND PREVIEW...... p1 (Proud Birdie). All horses selling through this two-year­ olds in training sale are eligible for, and will automati­ o NEWS CONTINUED ...... p2-3 cally be nominated to, the 1997 running of the Ocala Vi RACING REPORTS ...... p3-5 Breeders l Sales Championship S. Z News cont. p2 TOTAL PAGES ...... 5 PAGE 2. THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS. 2-6-96

News cont. FIRST FOAL FOR NOVEMBER SNOW Multiple NEW EVENT FOR DURAl WORLD COP CARD Grade I winner November Snow (Storm CatL who was The Dubai World Cup Committee has created a new purchased by her owner, Fares Farm, for $700,000 at race, the $500,000 Emirates Airline Invitational, which the 1994 Keeneland November Sales, produced her first will be run on the Dubai World Cup undercard March foal January 31. The foal, a bay filly, is by Seattle 27. Written at the same 10-furlong distance as the Slew. November Snow, who earned $554,628 during Dubai World Cup, the Emirates Airline Invitational is her racing career, will be bred back to . open to reserves for the World Cup and will precede that race on the program. It will not only give the re­ LIGHT SCHEDULE FOR COBRA KING Cobra serves the opportunity to compete for a valuable purse King (Farma Way), winner of the Gill Holy Bull S. in his in Dubai, but also ensure that there are reserves for the last start Jan. 20, is unlikely to run in the Feb. 24 Foun­ main event in the case of late scratches. The cost of tain of Youth, trainer Mike Puype said yesterday. Puype shipping horses and their connections for the supporting is mulling what some would consider an unusual route feature will be funded by the Committee. Three horses to the , one that may include just two have already accepted invitations: March Hare (Aus) preps as a three-year-old. After a scheduled start in the (Marscay {Aus}) from Australia, Dare and Go (Alydar) March 16 Florida Derby, Cobra King may not run again from the U.S., and Needle Gun (Ire) (Sure Blade) from until the lVIay 4 Kentucky Derby. "This horse, when he England. Clive Brittain, trainer of Needle Gun, said, runs, it takes a fair amount out of him," Puype said. "If "Our plan is to run. Needle Gun is very well, and it's a we want to conserve him for the Kentucky Derby and good prize to aim at. You always know you will be the Triple Crown, I want to make sure there's enough mixing with the best when there is that much on offer." gas in the tank when we get there. If he can win the Florida Derby at a mile and an eighth off an eight-week TRIPLE CROWN NOMINATIONS ON THE RISE layoff, there's no reason to believe he couldn't come A total of 354 three-year-olds have been named to the back in seven weeks and win at a mile and a quarter. early-nomination list for the 1996 $5 million Visa Triple Off the top of my head, I'd say that would be a great Crown Challenge. That represents an 11.5 percent way of going." Cobra King. who has won five of seven increase over 1995. The early nominations, which starts to date, including four stakes, for earnings of closed January 20, are headed by last year's two-year­ $256,825, breezed a half-mile at Gulfstream yesterday, old champion Maria's Mon (Wavering Monarch), and going in :50 3/5. Breeders' Cup Juvenile winner Unbridled's Song (Unbri­ dled). Maria's Mon, on the shelf after undergoing ankle FERRARA TO WALMAC Walmac International Gen­ surgery last year, is expected to miss the series. The eral Manager John T. L. Jones Jr. announced yesterday 354 nominees, which equals the number from 1994, is that mUltiple graded stakes-placed Ferrara (Capote) will considered a dramatic upturn because of the continuing enter stud this season at Walmac, where he will stand decrease in the foal crop and the downward trend that as property of a partnership for a fee of $2,500, live the nominations had shown in recent years. Included foal. The five-year-old won or placed in 10 of 14 career among the nominations are six from Europe and one starts, including six graded stakes, and earned from Japan. Nine American fillies are also nominated, $237,400; at three, he equalled the track record at including the 1-2 finishers from the Breeders' Cup Juve­ Hollywood for six-and-a-half furlongs, going the distance nile Fillies, My Flag (Easy Goer) and Cara Rafaela (Quiet in 1: 13 4/5. Ferrara finished second in the Gil Mervyn American). D. Wayne Lukas leads the trainers with 17 Leroy H. in his final career start last May. nominations. Forty Niner and Time for a Change, who died just last week, top the sires with eight nominations SO FACfUAL FOR AUSTRALIA Last year's im­ each. "Our list of early nominees covers the major pressive Group One Nunthorpe Stakes winner So Fac­ stakes winners of 1995 in the United States and offers tual (GB) (Known Fact) is set to challenge for one of fine competitive runners from overseas," said Edward P. Australia's great races, the G1 A$501,OOO Newmarket Seigenfeld, executive vice president of Triple Crown Handicap over six furlongs at Flemington in Melbourne Productions. "It's likely we'll have some late bloomers March 11. Owned and raced by the Maktoums' show up as the racing year progresses, and they will no Godolphin racing operation and trained by Saeed Bin doubt enter the fray during the late nomination period Suroorl So Factual, who has won half of his 16 career that closes March 30." This year's Kentucky Derby is starts, is at present in quarantine in Dubai and is ex­ scheduled for May 4, the Preakness is set for May 18, pected to arrive in Australia February 23. and the for June 8. News cont. p3 GAINESWAY NEW SW for LOCAL TALENT Graham J. Beck, President SUGGESTION, a 3-year-old filly by Local Talent, won the Inquiries: Michael Hernon 606-293-2676 ffi Gasparilla Stakes in only her third start. Fee $4,000 LF. Fax 606-299-9371 PAGE 3 • THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS • 2-6-96

News cont. FOAL REGISTRATION FEE INCREASED The FLORIDA Jockey Club yesterday announced an increase of $15 in • • the basic fee for Thoroughbred foal registration, the first Yesterday's Results: such increase since 1987. The new fee--$175, includ­ 9th-GPX, $26,000, Alw, 4yo/up, 6f, 1:102/5, ft. ing blood-test parentage verification--will come into PRINCE DOMAINE (h, 5, Fortunate Prospect--Peroxide effect for the foal crop of 1996. Fees for foals of 1995 Princess, by What a Pleasure) just missed for a $30,000 and earlier remain unchanged. Said Jockey Club Execu­ tag in his most recent effort but got the job done tive Vice President and Executive Director Nick Nichol­ against allowance company, launching a bid on the far son. "For virtually a decade, we've been able to stabi­ turn that carried him to a one-length tally at 5-1. The lize the basic fee by applying more and more advanced winner is a % to P J Floral (Baldski), SW, $245,403. technology to our operations. During this period the Lifetime Record: 29-6-5-2, $78,986. cost of living index has gone up more than 30 percent O-L E S Stables Inc. B-Gerald Robins & Jay Weiss (Fl). and our registration revenues have declined as the size T-James McMullen. of the foal crop has declined, to the point that this de­ crease is now running at more than $2.5 million each Bth-GPX, $26,000, Alw, 4yo/up, flm, a11fT, 2:19 1/5, year." Only the basic registration fee is affected by the fm. new charge. TONE ZONE (f, 4, C. Poppa Hall--Dike Ora, by Dike), a maiden winner over the Calder turf December 19, was INTERNATIONAL LIVESTOCK CONGRESS SET made the 2-1 favorite to go two-for-two and did not let FOR FEBRUARY The International Livestock Con­ her backers down, closing from just off the early frac­ gress, which features several speakers from the Thor­ tions to win by a length and a half. HOMESTEAD NIECE oughbred industry, will be held February 21-23 at the (Soviet Lad), who set the pace and led by as many as Sheraton Astrodome Hotel in Houston, Texas. The five lengths after a half, held well to be second as the theme for the conference is "Looking Ahead to the 21 st rank 207-1 outsider; she paid $101.20 to place. life­ Century." The equine sessions begin Thursday, Febru­ time Record: 2-2-0-0, $26,600. ary 22 with seminars featuring Grayson Jockey Club OIB-Cleo P Hall (FL). T-George Gianos. and Research Foundation President Edwin L. Bowen, Kentucky Thoroughbred Association Executive Director 6th-GPX, $26,000, Alw, 4yo/up, flm, 7f, 1:244/5, ft. David Switzer, and Dr. Terry D. Swanson, president­ FAST CATCH (f, 4, Fast Play--Catch On Quick {SP}, by elect of the American Association of Equine Practitio­ Smarten) finished fourth as the favorite after being ners. Thomas Meeker, president and CEO of Churchill checked in her first start of the season, a Gulfstream Downs, will speak on "Racing Into The Future" Friday, allowance January 13. Sent off at 7-2 following that February 23; other speakers that day include Dennis effort, the % to Settled Argument (Two Punch), SP, Swanson, president of ABC Sports, on the topic "Horse $173,740; and Looie Capote (Capote), GSW, Racing and Television/' and Steven Crist, Director of $533,505, rated just off the leaders to the stretch drive, Communications for the New York Racing Association. then rallied to post a decisive 3 1/4-length victory. Thursday night's dinner party will showcase "An Eve­ Lifetime Record: 7-3-0-0, $53,455. ning with the Greats;" with special guests Angel O-Lazy Lane Farms B-Carelaine Farm (KY). T-F Brothers. Cordero Jr., Cash Asmussen, Ron Turcotte and Johnny Longden. 1st-GPX, $24,000, Msw, 3yo, f, 1 1/16m, 1:47, ft. CORAGIL (f, 3, Metfield--White Jasmine {MSP}, by STAKES CLOSINGS Whitesburg) hit the board for the first time in her two­ turn debut last time out, finishing second January 22. TOMORROW, WEDNESDA Y, FEBRUARY 7 Coming back at 2-1, the % to Red And White (Bold 2-17 $150,OOOa Gulfstream Park Breeders's L.B.), MSW, $193,408; Til Forbid (Temperence Hill), Cup H.-Gil, GP, 3yo/up, 11fT ($100) GSW, $382,596; Hold Old Blue (Seattle Song), GSW, 2-1 7 $150,000a Santa Maria H. -GI, SA, $226,528; and Cinch (Temperence Hill), SW, 4yo/up, flm, 8.5f ($50) $147,108, moved to the lead after three-quarters and 2-1 8 $ 150,OOOa Las Virgenes S. -GI, SA, 3yo, f, 8f ($50) cruised to a six-length win over 4-5 NET WORTH (Forty Niner). Lifetime Record: 6-1-1-0, $22,379. 2-19 $200,000a San Luis Obispo H.-Gil, SA, 4yo/up, O/B-James Tafel (KY). T-Carl A Nafzger. 12fT ($100) B. Florida Report cont. p4 Closing, February 24 $700,000 Toyota Blue Grass Stakes (Gr.ll) For 3-Year-Olds at 1-1/8 miles on April 13 Nomination Fee: $350.00 PAGE 4 • THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS • 2-6-96

Florida Report cont. Local News: Gulfstream Park • SO. CALIFORNIA. Editor's Note (Forty Niner) worked a bullet six furlongs at Gulfstream yesterday, going the distance in 1: 14 with Local News: Santa Anita jockey Donna Barton in the saddle. The Team Lukas Sunday's Santa Anita total handle of $18,108,842.70 colt, second to Cobra King in the Holy Bull S. in his was a record for Strub Day, the second-highest handle most recent start, goes next in the Fountain of Youth in the history of the track's winter/spring meet, and the February 24. He will be joined in the gate by stablemate fourth-highest in track history. Victory Speech (Deputy Minister), an 11 1/2-length allowance winner over the track Sunday. Donna Barton returns to competition Wednesday; the FOREIGN jockey has been out since suffering a fractured collar­ • • bone during a morning workout December 15. Stakes Results: Jockey Pat Valenzuela, who has not ridden since TOKYO SHIMUN HAI-Jpn-G3, $773,029, Tokyo Race­ January 14, passed his latest drug test and hopes to be course, Japan, 2-4, 4yo/up, 8fT, 1:34.4, fm. back in the saddle as early as Thursday. "He'll be able 1--@TROT THUNDER (JPN). h, 7, Dyna Cosmos (Jpn) to ride, but I don't think he has named an agent yet and --La Seine Wonder (Jpn), by Tesco Boy (GB). 0-Teruo I don't see him named on any horses," said Gulfstream Fujimoto; B-Flat Bokujo; T-Kazuo Naito; J-Norihiro steward Tommy Trotter. Valenzuela will be subject to Yokoyama. $407,762. random drug tests for the remainder of the meet, but 2--Meisho Yushi (Jpn), c, 5, Ebros--Bingo Morello (Jpn), will not be required to enter a drug treatment program. by Duel. $160,591. 3--Fujino Makken (Jpn), c, 5, Bravest Roman--Dominus Rose (Jpn), by Tosho Boy (Jpn). $103,675. EAST Margins: NK, 1 %, 1 %. Odds: 2.20, 14.50, 8.20. • • KISARAGI SHO-Jpn-G3, $758,440, Kyoto Racecourse, Yesterday's Results: Japan, 2-4, 3yo, 9fT, 1:48.2, fm. HOOVER S., $55,850, LRL, 2-5, 4/up, 6f, 1:09 4/5, ft. 1--@ROYAL TOUCH (JPN). c, 3, Sunday Silence-­ 1--FOXIE G, 122, h, 5, Horatius--Powick, by Proud Powerful Lady (Jpn), by Maruzensky (Jpn}. O-Y Ota; Appeal. O-Capuano Phillip L; B-Reithmeyer Charles E B-Fujiwara Breeding Stud; T-Yuji Ito; J-O Peslier. (MD); T-Dale Capuano; J-E S Prado; $33,510. $396,708. * % to Winning Ticket (Tony Bin), MSW. Lifetime Record: 26-12-3-4, $352,481. 2--Dance in the Dark, c, 3, Sunday Silence--Dancing 2--Mary's Buckaroo, 115, g, 5, Roo Art--Mary Bo Peep, Key, by Nijinsky II. $160,104. by Turn to Bo. $11,170. 3--Eishin Guymon, c, 3, Seattle Dancer--Meadow Mist, 3--Cat Be Nimble, 117, c, 4, Afleet--Frisky Kitten, by by Irish River. ($36,000 yrl '94 FTSAUG; $90,000 Isopach. ($45,000 yrl '93 KEESEP; $47,000 2yo 2yo '95 FTFFEB). $103,432. 1994 FTMMAY). $6,143. Margins: NK, 2%, 1 1/4. Odds: 1.70, 3.20, 6.60. Margins: NO, 3/4, 2 3/4. Odds: 1.20, 10.40, 26.20. Foxie G ended her '95 campaign with a Laurel stakes AMERICAN-BRED WINNERS IN JAPAN: win and started 196 the same way, taking the Northern Gaily Magnum, c, 3, Afleet--Foolish Miz, by Foolish Wolf S. January 13. Looking for her third straight, the Pleasure. Tokyo, 2-3, novice race, 3yo, 8f. Lifetime crowd's 6-5 choice rated in sixth early, made her way Record: 2-1-1-0, $69,204. O-M Haga; B-G. Humphrey through the field to hook Cat Be Nimble at the top of the Jr; T-M Akiyama. * $25,000 wnlg '93 KEENOV. "" % stretch, then gamely held off the late charge of Mary's to Flashing Eyes (Time to Explode). MSW, $199,180. Buckaroo to take a narrow decision. Ski World, c, 3, Alysheba--Ski Goggle (MGSW, $172,410), by Royal Ski. Tokyo, 2-3, novice race, 3yo, 8f. Lifetime Record: 2-1-0-1, $60,787. O-Shadai MIDWEST Race Horse; B-Fontainebleau Farm; T-Hideyuki MorL • • "% to Ski Champ (Icecapade), MGSW-Arg.; Ski Chief Yesterday's Results: (Chief's Crown), MGSW-Fr. 8th-FGX, $20,500, Alw, 3yo, t 1 m, 1 :38 3/5, ft. Senplice, f, 3, Dayjur--River Missy, by Riverman. Kyoto, DAYLIGHT COME (f, 3, Miswaki--Lady Winner (Fr) 2-3, novice race, 3yo, 7f. Lifetime Record: 4-1-0-0, {Hwt. Older Mare-Fr, MGSW-NA, GSW-Fr, $586,433}, $52,277. O-Hidekazu Date; B-M Riordan; T-Y Umeda. by Fabulous Dancer), who finished a good second to * % to Miss Golden Circle (Crafty Prospector), GSW, champion Golden Attraction in the Gil Schuylerville S. $291,332. **$20,000 yrl'94 OBSAUG. last year at Saratoga, was making her first start since Sugino Hayakaze, c, 3, Diesis--Chaleur (SW), by Rouge running third against colts in the GIIC Swynford S. at Sang. Tokyo, 2-3, Hyachinth S., 7fT. Lifetime Record: Woodbine August 20. Hammered down to 3-5 at the 5-3-0-0, $361,919. O-Yoshio Sugie; B-Dr & Mrs Emler windows, the chestnut proved ready for her first start in Neuman; T-Yukiharu Shikato. * % to Ice Trick nearly six months, moving to the lead on the final turn (Icecapade)' MSW, $121,045; Bog Trotter (Irish and holding it to the wire to win by two lengths. life­ River), MGSW-Eng, $264,484. * $75,000 yrl 194 time Record: GSP, 4-2-1-1, $57,060. KEEJUL; $200,000 2yo '95 BESMAR. a-Frank H Stronach. B-Fares Farm, Inc. (KY). T-D Vella. Foreign Report cont. p5 PAGE 5. THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS. 2-6-96

Foreign Report cont. Seimei, f, 3, Exuberant--Proud Entrance, by At the BeReEeEeDeEeReS Threshold. Tokyo, 2-4, novice race, 6f. Lifetime Record: 4-1-1-0, $73,787. O-Masakatsu Nakamura; EDITION B-Dr. Lindsey Burbank; T-Akimitsu Narumiya. * $20,000 yrl '94 OBSAUG. ALLOWANCE RESULTS: Air Passion, f, 3, Halo--Shelia Dacre (SP-Ger), by 9th-FGX, $27,000, 4yo/up, 1 1/16m, 1:434/5, ft. Nureyev. Tokyo, 2-3, plate race, 3yo, 7f. Lifetime MICHISLEW {h, 5, Slew City Slew--Gin and Juice, by Record: 4-2-0-0, $361,919. 0-Tsunebumi Yoshihara; Northjet (Ire» Lifetime Record: MSW, 36-10-10-5, B-B Clifton; T-K Tanaka. *$200,000 2yo '95 BESMAR. $235,112. O-Anthony L Zuppardo. B-Brereton C. Jones Storm Jet, c, 3, Storm Bird--I'm Sweets (MGSW, (KY). T-Thomas Amoss. $781(973)' by Alydar. Kyoto, 2-4, maiden race, 9f. Lifetime Record: 2-1-1-0, $77,620. O-Royal Farm; 6th-LRL, $26,000, 4yo/up, 1 1116m, 1 :45 2/5, ft. B-Brushwood Stable; T-Yasuo Ikee. *$150,000 yrl BLAISE WINTER (h, 5, Gold Crest--Dimashq, by Damas­ '94 KEEJUL; $350,000 2yo '95 BESMAR. cus) Lifetime Record: 39-13-5-4, $134,718. O-Lakeville Modern Talking, c, 4, Forty Niner--Footy (MSW, Stables. B-A H & R L Cohen (MDl. T-K T Leatherbury. $179(850)' by Topsider. Tokyo, 2-3, Setsubun Sho, 7f. Lifetime Record: 9-3-0-0, $248,761. 0-T Sato; 9th-LRL, $19,000, 4yo/up, 1 3/16m, 2:00 2/5, ft. B-Cherry Valley Farm; T-S Tamura. *Full to Footing, BRILIANTINVESTMENT (c, 4, Brilliant Protege-­ MSW, $309,219. * * $270,000 yrl '93 KEESEP. Igotmymoneyback, by Double Zeus) Lifetime Record: Hishi Yamato, c, 4, Green Dancer--Finally Free (MSW, 15-3-1-0, $27,617. O-Ronald S Laneve. B-Richard $161,861), by Flag Officer. Kyoto, 2-4, Ujigawa Jenkins (MDl. T-William E Hairfield. Tokubetsu, 7fT. Lifetime Record: 10-3-0-1, $312,130. O-Masaichiro Abe; B-Oak Crest Farm; 5th-LRL, $17,500, 4yo/up, 7f, 1:26 3/5, ft. T-Masaru Sayama. * $60,000 yrl '93 KEESEP; JOYFUL PACES (f, 4, Thirty Eight Paces--Jamie Ann's $125,000 2yo '94 BESMAR. Joy, by Bates Motel) Lifetime Record: 12-3-2-3, Rey Gaulder, c, 5, Alydar--River Mystery, by Riverman. $36,583. O-Steven M Cooley. B-Elaine L. Bassford Kokura, 2-3, plate race, 8.5f. Lifetime Record: (MDl. T-Patrick D Manuel. 24-2-0-2, $188,160. O-Susumu Hayashi; B-Brushwood Stable; T-Tsutomu Setoguchi. 8th-SUF, $16,660, 4yo/up, flm, 6f, 1: 13, ft. CATCH KARA (m, 6, Obligato--Well Fashioned, by Well AMERICAN-BRED WINNERS IN ENGLAND: Decorated) Lifetime Record: 42-13-4-6, $92,033. Chadleigh Lane, g, 4, Imp Society--Beauty Hour (SW), O-Salvatore J Tramontana. B-Basso Vincent J. Campo by Bold Hour. Southwell, 2-5, Mackenzie H., 4yo/up, (NY). T-Wayne J Marcoux. 7f (all weather track), $3,095 to winner. O-J E Bigg; B-Windwoods Farm, Bruce Brawn & Connie Brown; 9th-PHA, $16,000, 4yo/up, flm, 7f, 1:24 1/5, ft. T-Reg Hollinshead. * $1 0,500 wnlg '92 KEENOV. PROSPECTIVE GREEN (f, 4, Aloha Praspector--Quick Hatta Sunshine, g, 6, Dixieland Band--Mountain Trick, by Clever Trick) Lifetime Record: 16-3-5-0, Sunshine, by *Vaguely Noble. Lingfield Park, 2-3, $47,730. O/B-John J. Gorey (MD). T-Martin L Fallon. Pellew Apprentices H., 4yo/up, 1 m (all weather track), $2,828 to winner. O-Mr. R Kiernan; B-Daniel M MAIDEN WINNERS: Galbreath; T-A Moore. * $130,000 yrl '91 KEESUM. Lt'I Mandy A, f, 3, Blushing Stage--Little V., by * *Country Pine (His Majesty)' MGSW, $239,618. Buckfinder. SUF, 2-5, 6f, 1: 14 4/5. B-Venezia Robert Lift Boy, g, 7, Fighting Fit--Pressure Seat, by Ginistrelli. (Mal. * 1/2 to Lt'l Miss D. S. (Hirami The Great), Lingfield Park, 2-3, Blackwood Claiming S., 3yo/up, 5f MSW, $219,235. * *SP. (all weather track), $4,362 to winner. O/T-A Moore; Brush With Tequila, f, 3, Broad Brush--Sheila Tequila B-Paul & Arnold Bryant. * $18,000 yrl '90 FTKSEP. (MSW, $151,865), by Indefatigable. FGX, 2-5, 1 1/16m, 1:44 2/5. B-Deyoung Lisa (Ky). Local News: Chile + Walkinaround Money, c, 3, Gallapiat--Emily Cutlass, Rue Cambon (Roy) beat the boys in the GI Chilean by Cutlass. GPX, 2-5, 6f, 1: 13 4/5. B-Sherman & M Derby at Vina del Mar Racetrack Sunday, Feb. 4 to Armstrong (FI). solidify her claim as the top three-year-old in Chile. She Know the Code, f, 3, Lost Code--Courtly Native (SW), adds the Derby win to her victory in the GI Chilean by Our Native. LRL, 2-5, 6f, 1: 13 4/5. B-Rasmussen 1000 Guineas. The bay filly is one of four recent Group Wes Mr & Mrs (Kyl. * $27,000 yrl '94 KEESEP. 1 winning three-year-olds sired by Roy, who will begin Coragil, f, 3, IVietfield--White Jasmine (MSP), by his North American stud career next week at Darby Dan Whitesburg. GPX, 2-5, 1 1/16m, 1:47. B-Tafel J B Farm in Lexington, Ky. (Ky). * ~ to Red And White (Bold L.B.), MSW, $193,408; Til Forbid (Temperence Hill), GSW, © Copyright Thoroughbred Daily News. This newspaper may not be $382,596; Hold Old Blue (Seattle Song), GSW, reproduced in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, without prior written permission of the copyright owner, Media Vista. $226,528; and Cinch (Temperence Hill), SW, $147,108. Information as to the races, race results and earnings was obtained from Hardheadedirishman, g, 3, Northern Baby--Bender Miss, results charts published in Daily Racing Form and utilized herewith with by Never Bend. PH A, 2-5, 7f, 1:24 4/5. B-Johann the permission of the copyright owner, Daily Racing Form. Pavenstedt (Ky).