WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 2012 732-747-8060 $ TDN Home Page Click Here THE BUZZ IS BACK AT TATTERSALLS FIVE PROPOSED FOR NYRA BOARD by Mike Kane By Emma Berry Five current members of the New York Racing A palpably livelier session in bright sunshine brought Association=s Board of Directors, including chairman C. Tattersalls back to life on Tuesday when Yeomanstown Steven Dunker, have been proposed as members of the Stud=s pinhooked son of Shamardal (Giant=s Causeway) new NYRA Reorganization Board. New York Governor (lot 931) rocketed from 32,000gns foal to 245,000gns Andrew Cuomo signed legislation at the end of yearling and topped the second day of Book 2. September that will allow the state to take control of Turnover for the day was up by 7% on the equivalent the beleaguered racing association for three years. The session last year to 9,300,500gns, while the average governor will appoint eight members, including the rose by 13% to 44,714gns. The median also received a chairperson, and the Senate and Assembly two each. boost to 35,000gns, None of the state=s directors have been announced. an increase of 17%. NYRA selected its nominees during a board meeting An improved clearance Oct. 3 and forwarded the names to state officials. rate from the first day In addition to Duncker, the NYRA trustees moving to was just a point down the Reorganization Board are Vice Chairman Stuart from 2011 at 87%. Subotnick, Stuart S. Janney III, Barry Ostrager and The session-topping Charles V. Wait. New York Thorougbred Horseman's colt, who will be Association president Richard Violette is a member of trained by Richard the NYRA board, but will be an ex officio member of Hannon, was claimed the new board. The NYRA board that is being replaced by the sale=s leading by the state takeover is made up of 25 members, 14 buyers at the halfway from NYRA and 11 designated by the government. stage, Peter and Ross Lot 931 Duncker has been the NYRA chairman since 2005. Doyle, for an unnamed Tattersalls Photo Ostrager, a New York attorney, owns Questroyal Stud client. and is the president of the New York AHe is from a tough family and looks tough,@ said Breeders, while Wait is the chairman, CEO and Ross Doyle, who had a busy day on Tuesday and added president of the Adirondack Trust Company. Janney is 12 yearlings to the six bought on the first day for a a breeder-owner, the chairman of Bessemer Trust total expenditure of 1,226,000gns. AHe is a lovely Company and Bessemer Securities Corp. and the moving horse with a pedigree and looks. We thought he vice-chairman of The Jockey Club. Subotnick is a New was the week's standout.@ York-based businessman who, with his wife, owns The Doyles had earlier picked up a Teofilo (Ire) filly Anstu Stable. (lot 869), whose full-sister What Style won a Leopardstown maiden on debut in August for John Oxx after the catalogue was printed. Bought for 100,000gns, she is on her way to France to be trained by Andre Fabre having been selected for Haras du Mezeray. Cont. p3

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CUMULATIVE 2012 2011 Catalogued 521 564 No. Offered 475 496 No. Sold 391 429 RNAs 84 67 % RNA 17.7% 1 3.5% Gross 16,266,000gns 17,402,000gns Average (% change) 41,601gns (+2.6%) 40,564gns www.tattersalls.com In This Issue

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TATTERSALLS OCTOBER 1012 f Dubawi (Ire) Saabiq 155,000 TUESDAY’S TOP LOTS B-Rabbah Bloodstock Limited (GB) Hip Sex Sire Dam Price (gns) Consigned by Hillwood Stud 931 c Shamardal Princess Speedfit (Fr) 245,000 Purchased by John Ferguson Bloodstock (32,000gns wnlg ‘11 TATDEC) 987 c Bahamian Bounty (GB) Rock Lily (GB) 150,000 B-Ringfort Stud (Ire) B-The Kathryn Stud Ltd (GB) Consigned by Yeomanstown Stud Consigned by Bumble Mitchell Purchased by Peter & Ross Doyle Bloodstock Purchased by Shadwell Estate Company Limited 919 c Teofilo (Ire) Poppets Sweetlove (GB) 220,000 1081 c Clodovil (Ire) Somoushe (Ire) 150,000 B-Peter Dane Player (Fr) (48,000gns wnlg ‘11 TATDEC) Consigned by Whatton Manor Stud B-John Fielding (Ire) Purchased by Tony Nerses Consigned by Watership Down Stud 969 f (Ire) Redstone Dancer (Ire) 205,000 Purchased by Shadwell Estate Company Limited (€78,000 RNA wnlg ‘11 GOFNOV) B-Ken Lynch (Ire) Consigned by Ballybin Stud Purchased by BBA Ireland TATTERSALLS OCTOBER YEARLING SALE - 1080 f Acclamation (GB) Somerset Falls (UAE) 190,000 BOOK 2 B-Rathbarry Stud TUESDAY, OCT. 16, 2012 Consigned by Rathbarry Stud Purchased by Tony Nerses SESSION 2012 2011 1069 f Selkirk Sister Maria 170,000 Catalogued 260 286 B-Cliveden Stud Ltd (GB) No. Offered 240 248 Consigned by Watership Down Stud No. Sold 208 219 Purchased by Hugo Lascelles Bloodstock RNAs 32 29 989 c Royal Applause (GB) Rolexa (GB) 160,000 % RNA 13.3% 11.7% (45,000gns wnlg ‘11 TATDEC) Gross 9,300,500gns 8,684,000gns B-Leydens Farm Stud (GB) Average (% change) 44,714gns (+12.8%) 39,653gns Consigned by Baroda & Colbinstown Studs Median (% change) 35,000gns (+16.7%) 30,000gns Purchased by Mrs A Skiffington www.tattersalls.com TDN P HEADLINE NEWS • 10/17/12 • PAGE 4 of 14 • thoroughbreddailynews.com

AI was very keen to get him,@ Nerses said. AHe has a TATTERSALLS OCTOBER great pedigree and is a really nice individual.@ Nerses later bought lot 1080, an Acclamation filly out On The Up of a Red Ransom half-sister to Group 1 winner Cutlass =s grand-daughter Upend has served Peter Bay, for 190,000gns. Player=s Whatton Manor Stud well over the years and Earlier in the session, Player, who is assisted at one of her descendants was to Whatton Manor by his son Ed, sold Overdose=s Royal the fore again on Tuesday when Applause half-brother to breeze-up pinhooker Con selling for 220,000gns. Tony Marnane for 35,000gns. His dam Our Poppet (Ire) Nerses prevailed in some lively (Warning {GB}), is one of five mares on the stud bidding for the Teofilo colt (lot descending from Upend. 919), whose dam Poppets AIt all started when I bought Upend=s dam *Gay Sweetlove (GB (Foxhound) is Charlotte in the 1970s from Colonel Gray, who was my half-sister to >The Budapest mentor in this business,@ Player recalled. AWe sent Bullet=, crack sprinter Overdose Upend to [trainer] Henry Cecil and, above all other (GB) (Starborough {GB}). The people, he was the one who really got us going when family also includes last year=s my wife and I were first starting off. He has been so G2 San Clemente H. winner Up supportive ever since and has bought plenty of horses In Time (GB) (Noverre), who was from us over the years.@ bought as a yearling in the same While this particular branch of the family boasts a ring three years ago by Richard Ed & Peter Player European sprinter, another of Gay Charlotte=s Knight, one of the unsuccessful Emma Berry daughters, High Gait (GB), was the dam of the bidders on the son of Teofilo champion stayer on the flat and champion hurdle along with John Ferguson and Ed Sackville. winner Royal Gait (GB). Nerses advised that the colt, who purchased on Whatton Manor Stud also sold a Holy Roman Emperor behalf of Saleh Al Homaizi and Imad Al Sagar of (Ire) colt (lot 603) on the opening day of Book 2, who fame, will be sent to the team=s Blue was one of a number of good pinhooks of the sale. Diamond Stud just outside Newmarket while a decision Bought as a foal for i20,000 at Goffs, he sold to is made on his trainer. Alastair Donald for 90,000gns. Cont. p5 DEEPSTACKS BREEDERS’ CUP CELEBRITY POKER INVITATIONAL

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AWe=re absolutely thrilled with the sale so far,@ said Third Time Lucky? Player. AWe feel extremely fortunate to have had a In the unbeaten G2 Champagne S. winner Toronado horse like the Teofilo colt. He never put a foot wrong (Ire) (Hurricane Run ({Ire}) and listed winner Havana and he had more shows than I can remember any of Gold (Ire) (Teofilo {Ire}), owners Fiona Carmichael and our horses ever having. Chris Humber have enjoyed a terrific season and they AThis game is as much a game of chance as anything reinvested some of the money earned from selling else, but I must say Ed has done a great job and has Havana Gold to Qatar Racing just prior to his win in the the horses looking absolutely superb.@ G3 Somerville Tattersall S. by paying 160,000gns for Up In Time=s half-brother by Sakhee sells today as lot lot 989. 1200. Bought by Amanda Skiffington, who also purchased Toronado and Havana Gold, the Royal Applause (GB) A Little More Galileo Magic colt is out of Rolexa (GB) (Pursuit Of Love {GB}), whose There was only one Galileo (Ire) yearling in Book 2 3-year-old Seveteen Seventy (GB) (Byron {GB}) is and, needless to say, the daughter of G3 Brownstown unbeaten in two starts this year. S. winner Redstone Dancer (Ire) (Namid {GB}) was the AHe=s going to [trainer] Richard Hannon,@ said most expensive filly sold all day. Knocked down for Skiffington, who had to fight off a determined Angus 205,000gns to Adrian Nicholl of BBA Ireland, she will Gold, acting on behalf of Shadwell. AHe=s a gorgeous make her way back across the Irish Sea to race for a horse and he=s by a sire I=ve had lots of luck with.@ partnership. The sale represented yet another pinhooking triumph, AI can't tell you yet where she is going,@ Nicholl said. this time for David Cox and David Myerscough of AShe is out of a stakes winner and is a good model, we Baroda & Colbinstown Studs, who bought him as a foal liked her a lot.@ for 45,000gns. Galileo=s stud-mate (Ire) also featured AIt=s been a fantastic day,@ said Cox. AIt was a bit among the 18 six-figure lots on Tuesday when his son patchy yesterday and we were worried, but we=d heard out of the Spectrum (Ire) mare Rainbow Queen (Fr) was that there were some better horses today and things do sold to M.V. Magnier for 125,000gns. The colt was seem to have picked up. There=s plenty of buzz about consigned by Voute Sales on behalf of his breeders Bob the place. I really hope he works out well for Mr. and Pauline Scott, who raced his dual-winning half- Hannon, and we wish him and the owners the best of brother Sir Isaac (GB) (Key Of Luck). luck.@ TDN P HEADLINE NEWS • 10/17/12 • PAGE 6 of 14 • thoroughbreddailynews.com

Going Dutch Bahamian in Demand Dgain Cheveley Park Stud welcomed their new stallion Like Bushranger (Ire), who is proving to be one of this Mayson (GB) (Invincible Spirit {Ire}) to his new home in season=s hottest freshman sires, 18-year-old Bahamian Newmarket yesterday afternoon and he will have his Bounty (GB) also won the G1 Prix Morny and G1 Middle work cut out to match the great start made by his new Park S. in consecutive outings. Following a good stable-mate Dutch Art (GB) (Medicean {GB}), who was season with the likes of stakes winners leading first-season sire in Europe in 2011 and Sendmylovetorose (GB), Cay Verde (GB) and Baileys continues to be popular with purchasers. Cheveley Jubilee (GB), resident is enjoying Park=s manager Chris Richardson added one of his renewed interest in the sales ring, with Shadwell=s daughters to the stud=s battalions for next season when Angus Gold describing his 150,000gns purchase out of bidding 100,000gns for lot 915, a March-born filly out the Rock ff Gibraltar mare Rock Lily (GB) (lot 987) as of the unraced Cape Cross mare Poldhu, who was his Apick of the week.@ another offered by Baroda & Colbinstown Studs. Once AI just loved him from the minute I saw him,@ said again Angus Gold featured as underbidder. The filly was Gold of the Kathryn Stud-bred colt who was consigned a 30,000gns weanling purchase by Ben McElroy at the by Bumble Mitchell. His 2-year-old half-brother Botanic Tattersalls December sale. Garden (GB) (Royal Applause {GB}) has twice been AMrs. Thompson is keen to support Dutch Art and listed-placed for trainer Haggas this season. this filly moves really well, which is what attracted her The Hong Kong Jockey Club also picked up a to Mrs. Thompson when she saw her yesterday,@ said Bahamian Bounty colt on the first day of Book 2 for Richardson. AIt was unfortunate to run into Shadwell.@ 120,000gns, while shrewd breeze-up operative Willie Dutch Art has had 12 yearlings sell during the first Browne went to 42,000gns for the Trickledown Stud- two days of Book 2 for an average of 42,625gns. consigned colt out of Pappas Ruby (Red Ransom). Bahamian Bounty, who stood for ,8,500 last season, has a Book 2 average of 45,727gns for 11 yearlings You can also pick up a copy of the TDN sold. today at the Tattersalls October Yearling Sale. TDN TODAY Headline News...... 14 pages TDN P HEADLINE NEWS • 10/17/12 • PAGE 7 of 14 • thoroughbreddailynews.com

Leading Ladies Late in the session, Hugo Lascelles was pushed to 170,000gns by Charlie Liverton for a daughter of the now-retired Selkirk (Sharpen Up{GB}) from the Cliveden Stud-bred Kingmambo mare Sister Maria (lot 1069). Having secured the Watership Down Stud-consigned filly for an unnamed English owner/breeder, Lascelles offered, AShe=s a very good-looking filly, athletic and a Michael T. Levy • (859) 253-1114 • www.muirfieldinsurance.com good model. She=ll be trained in England. She=s a good TATTERSALLS OCTOBER BOOK 2 - TUESDAY outcross as there=s very little blood [in Lot Sex Sire Dam Price (gns) her pedigree].@ 890 c Kyllachy (GB) Penmayne (GB) 130,000 The filly=s half-sister Apothecary (GB) Manduro {Ger}) B-D P & Mrs J A Martin (GB) has won twice and was fourth in the Listed Ballymacoll Consigned by Rathbarry Stud, agent Stud S. this season behind subsequent G1 Irish Oaks Purchased by BBA Ireland winner Great Heavens (GB) (Galileo {Ire}). This colt sold for 62,000gns at TATDEC last year to RBS. With Four lots later, Liverton succeeded in buying a filly by Kyllachy having a banner season in 2012, lot 890 wassuccessfully re- offered by the Cashman family’s Rathbarry Stud. He was acquired Australian champion sire Fastnet Rock (Aus) () yesterday on behalf of Maurice Regan of Newton Anner Stud. for 130,000gns. She will be trained by and will run in the colours of Robin Geffen, who co- 1080 f Acclamation (GB) Somerset Falls (UAE) 190,000 owns 2010 G1 St Leger winner Arctic Cosmos (North B-Rathbarry Stud (Ire) Light {Ire}) with Gosden=s wife Rachel Hood. Consigned by Rathbarry Stud Also among the top fillies of the session was a Purchased by Tony Nerses Dubawi filly (lot 1012) from Hillwood Stud, consignor Somerset Falls (Red Ransom) was a half-sister to talented stakes of G2 Mill Reef S. winner Moohaajim (Ire) (Cape Cross performers Crested (GB) (Fantastic Light) and Boscobel (GB) (Halling) {Ire}) at Tattersalls= Craven Sale in April. Bought by when RBS Limited signed a 16,500 ticket for her as a 3-year-old at John Ferguson for 155,000gns, her American-bred dam TATDEC. Her younger brother Cutlass Bay (GB) (Halling) subsequently Saabiq (Grand Slam) was listed-placed and has already won the 2010 G1 Prix Ganay for Godolphin. Bred to Rathbarry’s star produced two winners, Saaboog (GB) (Teofilo {Ire}) and stallion Acclamation, she produced a filly attractive enough to prove a Hajam (GB) (Exceed And Excel {Aus}), both of whom sound investment. "She is a quality filly," said Nerses, "and ticks all the are trained in Newmarket by James Tate. right boxes. She should be a 2-year-old type and comes from a good farm."

1081 c Clodovil (Ire) Somoushe (Ire) 150,000 B-John Fielding (Ire) Consigned by Watership Down Stud Purchased by Shadwell Estate Company John Savino purchased this bay colt for 48,000gns at TATDEC last year. His juvenile sibling One More Word (Ire) (Thousand Words {GB}) followed his maiden-breaking score at Ayr in July with a runner-up effort in the Listed Prix Francois Boutin at Deauville the following month, an update that made this colt a desirable prospect.

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The 4-year-old has been acquired by a group led by NEWS TODAY Doug Cauthen of Doug Cauthen Thoroughbred Management LLC, and Robert Hammond, General Manager of Darby Dan Farm. AI have a great feeling DIALED IN TO DARBY DAN about Dialed In,@ said Cauthen. AHe's a gorgeous horse Dialed In (Mineshaft--Miss Doolittle, by ), who exudes class, and his pedigree is top notch. Throw winner of last year=s GI Florida Derby, has been retired in his raw talent, as displayed by his acceleration in his and will stand the 2013 breeding season at John graded stakes wins, and it makes him a very exciting Phillips= Darby Dan Farm in stallion prospect. To launch his career at Darby Dan Lexington. AThis horse will be alongside Shackleford in 2013 only adds to the synergy as bittersweet of a story for of this deal.@ LaPenta will maintain an equity position in me as I'll ever have,@ said the stallion, who joins GI Preakness S. winner and first- trainer Nick Zito. AHe showed year sire Shackleford (Forestry) next year at the how brilliantly gifted he was Lexington nursery. AWe are actively striving to breaking his maiden at strengthen our stallions and sales divisions at Darby Churchill first-time out, and Dan, and any time you can add a pair of exciting Grade then winning the [GIII] Holy I winners like Dialed In and Shackleford to a growing Bull [S.] like he did in his Dialed In stallion roster, it plays a key role in that process,@ said second start, before of course Horsephotos Hammond. AWe've assembled a great team here at winning the Florida Derby. Darby Dan, and I think we're all energized about what But I truly believe with all my heart that this horse the future holds.@ A stud fee will be announced at a would have been in the Hall of Fame had he not had a later date. nagging injury. I know the phrase gets overused in this game, but Dialed In was truly one of the best--if not the best--I ever trained. He was up there with Unbridled's A # will distinguish first-time stakes-winners, a @ will Song, Bellamy Road, Commentator, War Pass, all of indicate first-time graded stakes-winners, a s will them. I am passionate about him.@ A $475,000 Fasig- denote a first-time Grade/Group 1 winner, a + will Tipton Saratoga yearling purchase by Robert LaPenta, indicate first-time starters, an (S) will be used for state- Dialed In retires with three wins from seven starts and bred races, a (C) will be used for maiden-claiming races earnings of $941,936. and an (R) will be used for other restricted races. TDN P HEADLINE NEWS • 10/17/12 • PAGE 9 of 14 • thoroughbreddailynews.com (News cont.) SALES NEWS MICHAEL HILLS TO RETIRE Just months after his twin brother Richard relinquished his rider=s licence in March, Michael Hills TAFEL ANNOUNCES DISPERSAL PLANS has revealed he will do so too at the end of the current James Tafel, who bred and raced 2007 GI Kentucky season. Hills, who is stable jockey for brother Charlie, Derby winner Street Sense (Street Cry {Ire}), will has ridden over 2,000 career winners and steered Just disperse his breeding stock at Keeneland=s November the Judge (Ire) (Lawman {Fr}) to victory in Saturday=s sale. He will retain his yearlings and foals to race. Tafel G2 Rockfel S. at Newmarket. Champion apprentice of has been involved with racing and breeding since 1983. Britain in 1983, Hills= highlights include the 1995 In addition to Street Sense, he campaigned 1998 G1 Irish Champion S. and 1996 G1 King George VI & champion sophomore filly Banshee Breeze (Unbridled) in Queen Elizabeth Diamond S. riding Pentire (GB) (Be My partnership with Jayeff B Stable, as well as stakes Guest), and the 1996 G1 aboard Shaamit winners Coolawin, Vicar, Til Forbid, Metfield and (Ire) ( {GB}). AIf you can manage to get to your Binalong. He was named Kentucky Breeder of the Year late 40s and still be able to ride group winners, and ride in 2008. The dispersal will be handled by Mill Ridge at a good level, I think you have done extremely well, Sales and Darby Dan. Mill Ridge will consign: Fighter but I'll be 50 in January,@ explained Hills. AThe last thing Wing (Empire Maker) (hip 809), in foal to Street Sense; I wanted was to go on too far, and I'd hate for people Coolwind (Forest Wildcat) (hip 1170), in foal to Candy to walk off the stand saying that guy should just give Ride (Arg); Softly (Binalong) (hip 1854), in foal to up. I=d love to hang around for the filly [Just the Judge] Kitten=s Joy; Sweetest Song (Unbridled=s Song) (hip and other horses next year, but when the time=s right, I 1886), in foal to Discreet Cat; and Windyindy (A.P. think the time=s right. There=s nothing like riding and I Indy) (hip 1932), in foal to Street Sense. Darby Dan will shall miss the camaraderie of the weighing room. It=s a consign Unaffordable (Unbridled) (hip 669), in foal to character-building place and those there have become a Street Sense. sort of family.@ “The Breeders’ Cup Works” Betfair Hollywood Park: RACETRACK ROUND-UP Include Me Out (Include), Ladies’ Classic, 5f, 1:01.80, 5/14 Churchill Downs: FRANKEL HALF-BROTHER DEBUTS TODAY Fort Larned (E Dubai), Classic, 5f, 1:03.00, 9/15 Three days before his illustrious full-brother Frankel (GB) (Galileo [Ire}) bows out at Ascot, half-brother UPCOMING MAJOR NORTH AMERICAN STAKES Morpheus (GB) (Oasis Dream {GB}) makes his debut at Date Race Track Nottingham. Set for the British Stallion Studs Oct. 18 GIII Sycamore S. KEE Supporting British Racing EBF Maiden S. over an Oct. 19 GIII Valley View S. KEE extended mile trip, the Sir Henry Cecil trainee was Oct. 20 GIII Senator Ken Maddy S. SA described as Aracier@ than Frankel by Khalid Abdullah=s Oct. 27 GII Fayette S. KEE Racing Manager Teddy Grimthorpe. AHe=s a nice, GIII Bold H. BEL promising colt, no question about that, but they=re GIII Turnback the Alarm H. BEL different types of horse,@ he said. AThey look different. GIII Autumn Miss S. SA He=s not quite as robust--a racier type, if you like, Frank J. DeFrancis Memorial Dash LRL although having said that there isn=t much racier than Oct. 28 GII Pocahontas S. CD Frankel. Is he going to be Frankel? I hope so, but it=s GIII S. CD unlikely.@

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Friday, Keeneland, post time: 5:21 p.m. EDT BLACK-TYPE PREVIEWS PIN OAK VALLEY VIEW S.-GIII, $125,000, 3yo, f, 1 1/16mT PP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER WT Friday, Keeneland, post time: 4:17 p.m. EDT 1 Miz Ida Proud Citizen Bridgmohan Margolis 118 PIN OAK VALLEY VIEW S.-GIII, $125,000, 3yo, f, 1 1/16mT 2 Daylight Ride El Prado (Ire) Napravnik Sheppard 118 3 Welcome Dance Henny Hughes Leparoux Matz 118 PP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER WT K 1 Closing Range K After Market Court Oliver 118 4 Pianist More Than Ready Castellano Brown 120 2 Volcat After Market Albarado McPeek 122 5 Zucchini Flower Flower Alley Rocco Jr Motion 118 3 Zapper Belle Ghostzapper Lanerie Peitz 118 6 English Class K English Channel Trujillo Lynch 118 4 Nayarra (Ire) Cape Cross (Ire) Desormeaux Motion 118 7 Fine Silver K Bluegrass Cat Lopez Santoro 118 5 Medolina Aragorn (Ire) Napravnik Pletcher 118 8 Freedom Reigns (Ire) Jeremy Graham Matthews 118 6 Colonial Flag K Pleasant Tap Rocco Jr Matz 122 9 Leading Astray Belong to Me Perez Block 122 7 Ann of the Dance English Channel Leparoux Catalano 118 10 More Than Love K More Than Ready Mena Terranova II 118 8 Angel Terrace Ghostzapper Graham Sheppard 118 11 Temper in Command Master Command Castanon Romans 118 9 Miss Cato (GB) Notnowcato (GB) Saez Attfield 118 12 Dancing Solo K Giant's Causeway Lanerie Pletcher 122 10 Cosmic Energy K Unbridled Energy Castellano Hills 120 11 Run a Risk Distorted Humor Lopez Arnold II 118 12 Alaura Michele Arch Castro Mott 118

Look for the K throughout the TDN graded stakes entries, denoting Keeneland sales graduates. Thank you very much for Rob Whiteley's Op/eds (A World Within A World Within A World and In Search of PEDIGREE INSIGHTS... a Better Business Model, TDN Sept. 27 and Oct. 9). As Get pedigree expert Andrew Caulfield=s usual, I think Rob is dead on, but how do we get any take on racing=s newsmakers! change in this industry? Our generation is tired of not You can find all of Caulfield=s columns being heard and the younger ones coming on behind us in the TDN Archive. don't see it yet. --Nina Hahn TDN P HEADLINE NEWS • 10/17/12 • PAGE 11 of 14 • thoroughbreddailynews.com

Perhaps counter intuitively, it isn=t the duration of the Welfare & Safety of the work that strengthens bones, but intensity. AHearts and Racehorse Summit lungs need volume of work, bone trains to the level of work,@ Bramlage said, adding WELFARE SUMMIT BEGINS IN LEXINGTON that Ashort bursts of speed,@ as The fourth Welfare and Safety of the Racehorse little as a furlong, can build Summit began its two-day run yesterday in Lexington, optimal bone. Kentucky. A full line-up of Too much can be too much, industry professionals talked however. For young horses, too about some of the most pressing much speed over too long a issues of the day, including track distance in young horses can safety, medication reform and produce bucked shins. AIt=s a horse welfare. Organized by the horse=s way of saying, >I can't Grayson-Jockey Club Research build skeleton that fast,=@ said Larry Bramlage Foundation and The Jockey Club Bramlage. L Marquardt photo and held at the Keeneland sales Another heavyweight in equine pavilion, the Summit is being care, Dr. Wayne McIlwraith, presented a lecture titled emceed by Grayson-Jockey Club "Corticosteroids and the Horse in Training.@ McIlwraith Research Foundation President said he is a proponent of corticosteroids, which he Edward Bowen. described as "potent anti-inflammatory agents used to One of the highlights of the treat a broad range of medical conditions,@ but warned day was a presentation by Ed Bowen that not all are created equal. He said some have respected veterinarian Larry L Marquardt photo shown to be effective without long-term damage to Bramlage of Rood and Riddle joint cartilage--corticosteroids are often injected into Equine Hospital on the effects of racing and training on joints and cartilage damage has been a lingering a horse=s skeleton. Bramlage diagramed the step-by- concern--while others can=t make that claim. Cont. p12 step process of building strong and durable bones. ATraining always does little bits of damage, and the bone is always repairing,@ said Bramlage. "The skeleton Click here to access TDN Progeny PPs adapts to the work you show it." TDN P HEADLINE NEWS • 10/17/12 • PAGE 12 of 14 • thoroughbreddailynews.com

Honest Look at Training... A trio of respected horse trainers--Kellyn Gorder, Tom Proctor and Phil Sims--touched on several challenges and issues facing modern-day conditioners in a panel moderated by The Jockey Club's Cathy O'Meara. Much of the talk focused on the use of medication use, including clenbuterol, a bronchodilator believed to have steroidal effects. This year, California made news by lengthening the withdrawal time for clenbuterol from 10 days before a race to 21 days Asked if they thought the use of the drug was coming under fair criticism, Gorder commented, "In some cases it is misused. If you have a stable of 100 horses and everyone is on it everyday, it's a little sketchy. But it's a therapeutic drug, and if you have a horse who comes back [from a race] and scopes bad, you want to be able to use it.@ Proctor said he thought the three-week withdrawal time was too much, saying he thought a five-day withdrawal period was sufficient. "With 21 days, if you have a horse that has a respiratory issue, you're going to put him on a 14-day program, and then you'd have another 21 days after that,@ he said. Team Valor=s Barry Irwin later asked Proctor about the durability of the breed. "I think the breed's fine, but I think of some of the things we put horses through when they're young,@ he But Peterson said it=s not as simple as that. He noted said. ASometimes horses go through that safety records at dirt tracks can vary greatly, and as many as three sales before they Tom Proctor that the safest dirt tracks approach the safety levels of have a saddle on their back. I actually L Marquardt synthetic tracks. prefer horses who didn=t sell, or Peterson said the amount of moisture in a given maybe who just went through one sale.@ surface can be important factor in the safety of tracks, Proctor added that, in general, he isn=t a fan of most notably on dirt surfaces, where the risk of a juvenile sales. AI think 2yo-in-training sales ruin a lot of catastrophic distal limb fracture can be increased by as horses,@ he said. AYou=ll get some who are good and much as 30% over an off track. compete in all the big races, but the rest? I think 80 or But the biggest issue affecting track safety isn=t 90% are being destroyed.@ precipitation, said Peterson. It=s data, or a lack of it, about the daily maintenance of racetracks. AIf we can Track Surface & Safety... understand the differences between the best tracks and Dr. Mick Peterson, co-founder of the Racing Surfaces the tracks still struggling to reducing catastrophic Testing Laboratory in Orono, Maine, spoke about the injuries, then we can begin to reduce that margin,@ he efforts to understand track dynamics as it relates to said. ABut we need information." breakdowns. Established in 2009 following the previous To that end, Peterson talked about the importance of year=s Welfare and Safety a Racing Surfaces database, and said that tracks Summit, the Surfaces Testing including Keeneland and Arlington are already Laboratory can perform more contributing information such as track temperature, weather conditions, etc., providing in some cases by than 18 tests on synthetic and GPS equipment attached to tractors grooming the dirt racing surfaces, and has thus track. far conducted tests on over 70 AOnly a small minority of tracks have a systematic samples from racing and training approach to maintenance,@ added Peterson. AWe need surfaces in the U.S. and abroad. to understand our best maintenance protocols for Peterson said they=ve learned climate and track material. We need to be proactive, much. Races conducted over rather than reactive.@ Cont. p13 synthetic surfaces have lower Dr Mick Peterson rates of breakdowns than those L Marquardt TDN on turf, which in turn have lower All horses in the are bred in North America, unless otherwise indicated rates of breakdowns than those on dirt. TDN P HEADLINE NEWS • 10/17/12 • PAGE 13 of 14 • thoroughbreddailynews.com

The success or failure of a particular track can oftentimes rest on the shoulders of one man or woman- -the track superintendent--and a track can be "one retirement away from having a whole different surface,@ said Peterson. Peter said the industry can take much from the John Ruskin quote: "Quality is never an accident, it's a result of intelligent effort.@

McCarron On Being Whip Smart... Chris McCarron knows something about whip use...and misuse. A I was fined 12 times and $3,400 for misuse of the whip,@ admitted the retired Hall of Fame jockey. "It=s not a stat I'm proud of; it's quite embarrassing. [When I was young], I thought my job was to make horses run, but as I got older, I learned my job is to coax them to run. Not to beat the crap out of them." McCarron, who won nine Breeders= Cup races and six Triple Crown races, said he=d like to see change in the way some Chris McCarron jockeys use the whip. Yesterday, L Marquardt photo he shared some lessons he learned, lessons that he teaches to his students at the riding school he helped found, the North American Racing Academy. McCarron said it=s not just where a horse is struck Pre-Race Inspections... with a whip, but during what part of its stride it is Pre-race inspections help keep horses and jockeys being hit. safe, and the Kentucky Horse Racing Commission=s AWhen horses is fully extended, the flank area is fully Equine Medical Director Dr. Mary Scollay showed why exposed, and that's typically where horses take the during a post-lunch session yesterday. Scollay, with the most punishment, where they feel the sting most,@ he help of a few assistants and an equine participant, took said. a crowd gathered along Keeneland=s rear walking ring McCarron used videos of several races in New York-- through some of the procedures neither horses nor riders were identified--to show used by KHRC veterinarians. proper whip use. He said the best time to strike with The typical pre-race exam, she the whip is when the horse=s head is up, meaning all explained, would include horse four feet are pulled underneath its body. identification, a general "I=m not an advocate for banning the stick or limiting assessment of the horse, the the number of strikes,@ McCarron said. AI rode a lot of palpation and manipulation of horses who had a tendency to pull themselves up after forelimbs, and an evaluation of they made the lead, like [ winner] the horse jogging. Alysheba. But stewards and junior officials need to Scollay said a study of two have to understand how the crop should be used.@ Florida tracks--Calder and Rather than a national rule, McCarron said he Gulfstream--from 2000 through encourages track stewards to adopt "house rules" at 2010 helped underscore the their tracks. importance of pre-race exams, Mary Scollay and the resulting scratching of L Marquardt photo 8 Copyright Thoroughbred Daily News. horses. This newspaper may not be reproduced in any form or by During that decade, the study looked at 407 case any means, electronic or mechanical, without prior horses that where scratched prior to a race because he written permission of the copyright owner, MediaVista. or she failed a pre-race examination. As a control Information as to the American races, race results and group, the study used 814 horses chosen from Atarget@ earnings was obtained from results charts published in races, in this case the races out of which the case Daily Racing Form and utilized here with the permission horses were scratched. of the copyright owner, Daily Racing Form. Cont. p14 TDN P HEADLINE NEWS • 10/17/12 • PAGE 14 of 14 • thoroughbreddailynews.com

Of those 407 horses that were scratched, 88 (21.55%) did not start again, suggesting the presence of a serious condition that precluded the horse=s continued racing. By way of comparison, only 24 of the 814 control horses (2.9%) did not start again. Scollay admitted the problem with raceday exam is the Aillusion of soundness,@ and explained how Kentucky has expanded its pre-race inspection protocol to include exercise history (past performances), review of race replays, post-race observations (how a horse cools out, etc.), drug-testing results and Aintelligence.@

Parkin Reports on EID... Tim Parkin, a Research Fellow at the University of Glasgow, reported on the most recent analysis of information from the Equine Injury Database (EID). The EID was first proposed at the 2006 Welfare and Safety of the Racehorse Summit and launched by The Jockey Club in July of 2008. Parkin said that analysis revealed that horses in claiming races were 1.8 times more likely to suffer a fatal breakdown than horses in non-claiming races. He added that a number of factors had been identified that could help track officials monitor at-risk horses, including whether a horse was intact (intact males were three times more likely to have a lower-limb fracture than geldings and females); ratio of purse to claiming price (2.4 times more likely if the purse was 1.8 times the size of the claiming price); and class drops (three times more likely if a horse is dropped more than $12,000 in claiming price vs. those who remain at the same level or are raised). Synthetic tracks, meanwhile, continue to boast a strong safety record. Over the past three years, horses have suffered catastrophic injuries at a rate of 1.3 per 1,000 starts, compared to 1.6 on turf and 2.0 on dirt, Parkin said. Participants of the database include 89 flat tracks and all National Steeplechase Association tracks, accounting for 93% of all flat-racing days and all steeplechase races. The second and final day of the Summit gets underway this morning at 8:30 a.m. at the Keeneland sales pavilion. The public is invited to attend. Small Investors Racing To Horse Syndicates “There are moments of grace, if we are lucky, in all our lives. Tom Furey’s came at the track. The time was May 7, 2011 at Churchill Downs, in Louisville, Ky., aka the Kentucky Derby. Furey, a retired IBM exec, was a 5-percent owner, or partner, in , scheduled to race that day.” Dave Serchuk, CNBC Trojan Horse Meat “A New York chef planned to serve raw horse meat. It would have been a disaster—but not for the reason you think.” James McWilliams, Slate Plenty of thoroughbred talent, just not in the U.S. “Racing fans in the U.S. have reason to believe that the thoroughbred species is in decline...But this relative weakness isn’t a thoroughbred phenomenon; it is an American phenomenon.” Andrew Beyer, The Washington Post They and Them “What matters to horse player gamblers are free money and respectful service. And the number one perk has come to horse racing in high style: They're giving away free money all over the place with relatively minor Cathy O’Meara addresses Summit stipulations.” Jay Cronley, ESPN L Marquardt photo AROUND THE WORLD WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 2012

NY STUDY EXAMINES ECONOMIC IMPACT By Mike Kane New York=s equine industry says it had a $4.2-billion economic impact and generated 33,000 full-time jobs in the state last year. The figures were in a report commissioned by the New York Horse Racing and Agriculture Industry Alliance that was released Tuesday during a press conference at the State Capitol in Albany. The alliance was formed in December 2011 by Thoroughbred and Standardbred breeding and horsemen's organizations and the New York Farm Bureau. Commissioned in May, the report was made public 50 weeks after the long-awaited Resorts World New York Casino with video lottery terminals opened at Aqueduct Racetrack in Queens. Legislation was passed in 2001 that permitted VLTs at tracks, but the racino that would produce revenue for the New York Racing Association=s three tracks and Thoroughbred breeders was delayed for a decade. Since it opened and revenue began flowing into purses and breeding awards this year, those segments of the business have grown, but there has been criticism that too much money was being spent on the racing industry. Statistics in the report showed that the equine industry is spread over 1.3 million acres of farm land in every one of the state=s 62 counties, includes 157,500 horses and produced $187 million in state and local taxes. According to the report, there were 23,100 horses connected to racing in the state in 2011 and that the AI think our growth will trump the harness growth in economic impact per horse was $92,100. It concluded terms of size and quantity,@ Cannizzo said. AI think that there are eight jobs related to every 10 racehorses we=re growing to grow more quickly.@ in the state. The report was released 50 weeks after the Rick Violette Jr., president of the New York long-awaited Resorts World New York Casino with Thoroughbred Horsemen's Association, said the equine video lottery terminals opened at Aqueduct Racetrack in industry is a very important engine helping to drive the Queens. Legislation was passed in 2001 that permitted state=s economy. VLTs at tracks, but the racino that would produce AWhen you look at the numbers, it=s eye-opening,@ he revenue for the New York Racing Association track and said. AThe study shows, in black and white, that every Thoroughbred breeders was delayed for a decade. horse in New York is a potent job creator. The horse The state's Thoroughbred breeding industry began to should be our state animal. But it comes as no surprise expand immediately after the announcement in that the equine industry creates tens of thousands of September 2010 that the Genting Group of Malyasia jobs. There is so much that goes into the raising and had been selected to develop the Aqueduct casino. It training of a horse. It is a very labor-intensive business.@ was reversal on the course of the previous five years Jeffrey Cannizzo, executive director of the New York during which 100 of the state=s 400 Thoroughbred Thoroughbred Breeders, said the last study was done in farms went out of business and the foal crop dropped 2005. While he fully expected the report--produced for 34%. The 2012 figures, which were not included in the the alliance by the Innovation Group--to show alliance=s report, show that between 550 and 600 increases, Cannizzo said he was surprised by one of the broodmares were relocated to New York from other major findings. states and a 39% increase in the foal crop was AThat there was a 75% growth figure from where it reported in May. was in 2005,@ Cannizzo said. AA lot of it came from the Meanwhile, handle has increased at the meets held at harness industry. Because of the racino structure, NYRA=s tracks. which has been in place for Standardbreds for several Cannizzo said a 40% increase in mares bred in the years, they have grown tremendously. In the last year, state is the beginning of the growth cycle produced by a lot of the same things have happened in the the opening of Genting=s Aqueduct racino. Thoroughbred industry.@ AAnd I think it going to happen again,@ he said. AAll of Over the last decade, the number of Standardbred the farms that I=ve talked to are continuing to grow. A broodmares in the state has grown 25%, and stud fees lot of them are actually booked in full and people I=ve for New York=s Standardbred stallions has risen 140%. been talking to are buying acreage. Cont. p2 2013 Fee: $6,500 Live Foal

DISTORTED HUMOR’S SON MACLEAN’S MUSIC POSTED A 114 BEYER SPEED FIGURE IN HIS ONLY CAREER START, THE HIGHEST DEBUT BEYER SINCE THE ADVENT OF THE BEYER SPEED FIGURES ...

... WINNING BY 7 1/4 LENGTHS THROUGH FRACTIONS OF :21.24, :43.48, :55.05, AND 1:07.44. TO PUT THIS INTO PERSPECTIVE, IN THE LAST SIX YEARS ONLY HORSES OF THE YEAR CURLIN AND RACHEL ALEXANDRA AND CHAMPION UNCLE MO HAVE POSTED HIGHER THREE-YEAR-OLD BEYER SPEED FIGURES ON DIRT.

BELOW IS HOW THAT FIGURE COMPARES TO THE CURRENT CROP OF THREE-YEAR-OLDS:

MACLEAN’S MUSIC...... 114, MAIDEN SPECIAL WEIGHT

DULLAHAN...... 111, GRADE 1 PACIFIC CLASSIC STAKES

THE LUMBER GUY...... 110, GRADE 1 VOSBURGH INVITATIONAL

I’LL HAVE ANOTHER...... 109, GRADE 1

BODEMEISTER...... 108, GRADE 1 ARKANSAS DERBY

PAYNTER...... 107, GRADE 1 HASKELL INVITATIONAL

I’LL HAVE ANOTHER...... 101, GRADE 1 KENTUCKY DERBY

UNION RAGS...... 96, GRADE 1 BELMONT STAKES

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AI believe that there are going to be more mares coming from out of state next year because people like to see things happen. They=ve seen since January to now that the money is real. The purse structure is there. The awards that are being distributed by the Breeding and Development Fund are there and they are very real. A year ago it wasn=t real because it wasn=t on paper. Now it=s there and I think it will make a difference.@

SCAT DADDY COLT TOPS OBS OPENER A weanling colt by Scat Daddy topped Tuesday=s consignor preferred session of the Ocala Breeders= Sales Company=s Fall Mixed Sale during a session that saw numbers up slightly from the 2011 auction. During the session, 119 yearling sold for $1,689,900. A year ago, 84 horses sold at the consignor preferred session for a gross of $1,112,200. The average rose 7.3% to $14,201 and the median was up 17.6% to $10,000. The buyback rate was 20.7%. In 2011, it was 30%. Tom McCrocklin paid top price of $55,000 for hip 35, a son of Scat Daddy out of Placerita (Gilded Time). Placerita is a half-sister to stakes winner Singing Heart (Palace Music). The weanling, bred in Florida by Canyon Lake , was consigned by Bobby Jones Equine LLC, as agent. Canyon Lake purchased Placerita, in foal to Snow Ridge, for $8,000 out of the 2006 OBS October sale. The mixed sale continues today at 10:30 a.m.

OBS FALL MIXED SALE October, 16, 2012 Stallion News MACLEAN’S MUSIC TO HILL ‘N’ DALE SESSION TOTALS 2012 2011 Maclean=s Music (Distorted Humor--Forest Music, by Catalogued 172 152 Unbridled=s Song) has been retired and will take up stud No. Offered 150 120 duties next season at Hill n Dale Farm. In his lone No. Sold 119 84 > = RNAs 31 36 start, the 4-year-old was tabbed a J “TDN Rising % RNA 20.7% 30.0% Star” J with a 7 1/4-length romp at Santa Anita High Price $55,000 $95,000 (video), completing six furlongs in 1:07 2/5 last March. Gross $1,689,900 $1,112,200 AI am excited to announce that Distorted Humor=s Average (% change) $14,201 (+7.3%) $13,240 exceptional son, Maclean=s Music, is the newest Median (% change) $10,000 (+17.6%) $8,500 addition to the Hill >n= Dale stallion roster,@ said John www.obssales.com Sikura, President of Hill >n= Dale Farms. AMy strong belief in this stallion=s prospect as a leading sire are reminiscent of feelings I had when we started the AIRDRIE STUD -- 2013 STUD FEES stallion careers of Candy Ride, Medaglia d=Oro, and Stormy Atlantic. I believe Maclean=s Music can be the Stallion ‘13 Fee next .@ Maclean=s Music raced for his breeder Badge of Silver (Silver Deputy) $7,500 Stonestreet Stable. AMaclean=s Music is one of the Brother Derek (Benchmark) $7,500 fastest colts I have been a part of breeding and racing,@ Creative Cause (Giant’s Causeway) $15,000 commented Stonestreet bloodstock advisor John Divine Park (Chester House) $10,000 Moynihan. AWatching his exceptional maiden race Flashy Bull (Holy Bull) $10,000 reminds me of the contagious enthusiasm the entire Haynesfield (Speightstown) $10,000 Stonestreet team shared about the colt. We knew he Include (Broad Brush) $12,500 was something special, and he proved it. His physical Istan (Gone West) $3,500 presence alone would entice any mare owner to breed Majesticperfection (Harlan’s Holiday) $8,500 to him, but that coupled with his amazing speed and Proud Citizen (Gone West) $15,000 brilliance? It=s the recipe for greatness.@ Maclean=s Stevie Wonderboy (Stephen Got Even) $5,000 Music was retired due to complications from the removal All stud fees are live foal guaranteed. of a fractured splint bone. The son of graded stakes 6% discount to stud fees paid by Nov. 1 winner Forest Music will stand for $6,500 live foal. TDN P AROUND THE WORLD • 10/17/12 • PAGE 3 of 7 • thoroughbreddailynews.com

EL CORREDOR TO QUESTROYAL NORTH Yesterday=s Results: El Corredor (Mr. Greeley--Silver Swan, by Silver 1st-HOO, $40,000, Msw, 2yo, 5 1/2f, 1:04 4/5, ft. Deputy) will be relocated to Questroyal North, formerly DISCREET TREAT (c, 2, Discreet Cat--Garden City, by Sez Who Farm, in Stillwater, New York, for the 2013 Carson City), the 6-5 chalk off a fifth on debut at breeding season. The 15-year-old stallion had been Churchill Downs June 1, rushed to the front and looked standing at Hill >n= Dale Farm. AEl Corredor is the type of a bit headstrong as he set the early pace. He opened up multiple Grade I stakes sire the expanding New York in the stretch and finished a length ahead of the rallying breeding market needs and wants,@ said Questroyal Finn=s Quest (Giant=s Causeway). Sales history: principal Barry Ostrager. Winner of the 2000 GI Cigar $35,000 yrl '11 KEESEP. Lifetime Record: 2-1-0-0, Mile H., El Corredor is the sire of Grade I winners $25,719. Click for the brisnet.com chart. Adieu, Backseat Rhythm, Dominican and Crisp. He will O-Kevin Jacobsen. B-Ted Folkerth (KY). T-Chuck Peery. stand for $7,500, due when foal stands and nurses. Sold by Brookdale Sales for Dr. Ted Folkerth

OCALA STUD -- 2013 STUD FEES Stallion ‘13 Fee Adios Charlie (Indian Charlie) $3,000 Gottcha Gold (Coronado’s Quest) $2,500 Yesterday=s Results: High Cotton (Dixie Union) $7,500 11th-ZIA, $26,540, Msw, 2yo, 6f, 1:11 4/5, ft. In Summation (Put It Back) $4,000 LIL MO MONEY (g, 2, Notional--Trabajadora, by Pine Montbrook (Buckaroo) $7,500 Bluff), fourth in his career bow at this track Sept. 24 Silver Tree (Hennessy) $2,500 and backed down to 5-2 here, was quickly out of the gate and dueled with favored Jupiter Maximus (Northern Afleet) for the lead. The pair separated themselves from the field down the stretch and the TODAY’S INSIGHTS Gaylon McGee colorbearer hit the wire a head in front. Two Scotch Blues (Ministers Wild Cat) was eight 4:17 7th-Kee, $50k, Msw, 2yo, f, 7f lengths behind in third. Lil Mo Money becomes the sixth TVG Emory Hamilton homebred CITY AT DAWN (City Zip) winner for his freshman sire (by In Excess {Ire}). Sales debuts for trainer Michael Matz. The filly is a half-sibling to history: $6,500 yrl '11 KEESEP. Lifetime Record: MGSW & MGISP Al Khali (Medaglia d'Oro) and is installed 2-1-0-0, $16,716. Click for the brisnet.com chart or at 15-1 on the morning line. Brisnet.com PPs Video, sponsored by Taylor Made Sales. O-Gaylon McGee. B-Richard Lueck (KY). T-W Martin. SELECT SALES Graduate...Exceeding Expectations

q TRACK OPENING q Golden Gate Fields - Berkeley, CA Houston Race Park to Host Richest Texas S.: Opens: Wednesday, October 17 Sam Houston Race Park has announced a revised Closes: Sunday, December 16 stakes schedule headlined by the $400,000 Houston Racing Days: Thursday through Sunday Ladies Classic, the richest Thoroughbred race in Texas Highlights: $100,000 Pike Place Dances S.-Oct. history. Scheduled for Jan. 26, the Houston Ladies 27!$50,000 Golden Nugget S.-Nov. 10!$50,000 Classic will highlight a card featuring the $200,000 Golden Gate Debutatne-Dec. 1!$75,000 Gold GIII John B. Connally Turf Cup, the $75,000 Champion Rush S.-Dec. 8!$50,000 Oakland S.-Dec. 15 Energy Services S. and the $50,000 Allen=s Landing S. Website: www.goldengatefields.com "Fillies and mares have been the superstars of the racing industry for the last three years," said Andrea Young, Sam Houston Race Park's president. "We are proud to bring Houston and Texas its richest race and we look forward to the Houston Ladies Classic anchoring an unprecedented day in Texas Thoroughbred racing." Sam Houston will also offer a ship assist program in which owners who enter a horse in the Houston Ladies Classic plus a horse in one of the supporting stakes races will have the pre-entry fee waived or the supplemental nomination fee reduced by $2,000. AWe understand the financial considerations owners have to make every day, so we are pleased to provide special assistance for this exceptional day of racing in Texas," said Eric Johnston, Sam Houston Race Park's vice president of racing. TDN P AROUND THE WORLD • 10/17/12 • PAGE 4 of 7 • thoroughbreddailynews.com INDUSTRY INFO

Breeders= Cup Releases iPhone/iPad App: The Breeders= Cup has unveiled the 2012 Breeders= First-crop starters to watch: Wednesday, October 17 Cup iPhone and iPad App, which will allow users to Sire (Sire’s Sire), current farm, 2009 Fee, #foals of racing age/Winners/ watch all 15 Breeders= Cup championship races live for BlackTypeWnrs * Race #-track, race type, distance, runner, odds (if available) free. A live radio stream of the races will also be BIG BROWN (Boundary), Three Chimneys, $65K, 78/8/1 available through the app, courtesy of Horse Racing 8-CRC, Msw, 1mT, Preponderate, 3-1 Radio Network. Also available will be video replays of CIRCULAR QUAY (Thunder Gulch), Journeyman, $13K, 50/6/1 each race and news, biographical information and race 8-CRC, Msw, 1mT, +Reporting Star, 8-1 COUGAR CAT (Storm Cat), 6/0/0 records for leading contenders. We continue to A 8-HOO, Msw, 5 1/2f, +Chosen, 15-1 enhance and evolve the app to provide our fans with CURLIN (Smart Strike), Lanes End, $75K, 104/8/0 the best possible experience surrounding the World 7-KEE, Msw, 7f, Fanfare, 4-1 Championships,@ said Justin McDonald, Sr., Director, FLORIDA SNOW FALL (Snow Ridge), 2/0/0 Marketing and Digital Media for the Breeders= Cup. 4-HOO, Msw, 5 1/2f, Miss Indianaraines, 12-1 AWith two days of live video and radio streaming and GOWHEREYOUWANNAGO (Crown Ambassador), 1/0/0 16 sections of related content, this is our most robust 6-HOO, Msw, 5 1/2f, +Flowhereyougo, 30-1 app yet.@ Download the app at the iTunes App Store or INTO MISCHIEF (Harlan's Holiday), Spendthrift, $13K, 42/6/0 by visiting www.BreedersCup.com/App. 1-RP, Msw, 6f, +Harlan's Hope, $20K TEX APR 2yo, 15-1 KEYED ENTRY (Honour and Glory), Bridlewood, $4K, 51/3/0 TBHSA Holds Second Show: 5-CRC, Msw, 1mT, All Keyed Up, 6-1 A total of 81 off-the-track Thoroughbreds 5-CRC, Msw, 1mT, Seminole Victory, $4K RNA OBS WIN yrl, 6-1 participated in the Thoroughbred Horse Show MARCAVELLY (Johannesburg), 33/2/0 Association=s Fall Show Oct. 6-7 at the Kentucky Horse 4-WO, Msw, 1 1/16m, +Private Purchase, $5K RNA CAN SEP yrl, 15-1 Park in Lexington. It was the group=s second show and 4-WO, Msw, 1 1/16m, +Blown Away, 10-1 featured more than $3,000 in prize money made 4-WO, Msw, 1 1/16m, Rockabye, 10-1 possible by various sponsors, including The Jockey SHOWING UP (Strategic Mission), Adena Springs Fl, $8K, 52/2/0 Club Incentive Program. Among the entrants was 2-BEL, Msw, 1 1/16m, Yannick, 12-1 Smokey Stover (Put It Back), a 9-year-old gelding who STORM ACCOUNT (Storm Cat), 7/0/0 made his final racetrack appearance in the 2007 6-HOO, Msw, 5 1/2f, +Sushi, 5-1 GI Breeders Cup Sprint. He was shown by current STREET BOSS (Street Cry {Ire}), Darley, $25K, 106/12/1 = 7-KEE, Msw, 7f, Boss Barney's Babe, $25K KEE SEP yrl, 12-1 owner Terri Grothpietz. The TBHSA was established to STREET HERO (Street Cry {Ire}), Vinery, $5K, 49/6/0 showcase the talents of off-the-track Thoroughbreds 1-RP, Msw, 6f, Backstreet Hero, $35K RNA KEE APR 2yo, 3-1 and encourage adoption of retired runners. AOur goal is TIZ WONDERFUL (Tiznow), Spendthrift, $13K, 109/6/0 to host entry-level shows, with low entry fees, to 7-KEE, Msw, 7f, +Tiz a Treat, 20-1 encourage participation,@ said Jan Roehl, executive WAR PASS (Cherokee Run), Lanes End, $30K, 65/5/1 director of the TBHSA. AWe couldn=t do this without 2-BEL, Msw, 1 1/16m, Revolutionary, $235K OBS MAR 2yo, 2-5 sponsors who share the same commitment to 3-SUF, Msw, 6f, +War Tide, $17K RNA KEE NOV wnl, 8-5 off-the-track Thoroughbreds as we do. All the horses and riders had an enjoyable time on a beautiful fall First/Second-crop starters to watch: Wednesday, Oct. 17 weekend at the Horse Park. We are thrilled with the Sire (Sire’s Sire), current farm, 2008 Fee, #foals of racing age/Winners/ progress the organization is making.@ The TBHSA=s third BlackTypeWnrs * Race #-track, race type, distance, runner, odds (if available) show will be held in Ocala Dec. 2. For more CHARGING INDIAN (Indian Charlie), 6/0/0 information, visit www.TBHorseShow.com. 6-HOO, Msw, 5 1/2f, +R Miss Grace, 10-1 CITY WEEKEND (Carson City), 38/8/0 6-HOO, Msw, 5 1/2f, +Weekend Charmer, 30-1 EL NINO (Storm Cat), Martin Stbls, $5K, 38/14/0 6-HOO, Msw, 5 1/2f, +Perdida La Mente, 9-2 ENGLISH CHANNEL (Smart Strike), Lane's End, $25K, 161/50/8 2-BEL, Msw, 1 1/16m, +Boss Man, 15-1 HARD SPUN (Danzig), Darley, $50K, 245/86/15 5-RP, Msw, 1m, +Senor Hambone, $675K OBS APR 2yo, 6-1 KILLENAULE (Fusaichi Pegasus), Foot Fall Farm, $4K, 43/6/0 IN BRITAIN: 4-HOO, Msw, 5 1/2f, +Uptown Sterling, 10-1 Now Spun, c, 2, Hard Spun. See ABritain.@ LAWYER RON (Langfuhr), Stonewall, $30K, 145/46/7 6-DEL, Msw, 1m, +No Jurisdiction, $35K RNA OBS MAR 2yo, 10-1 Brinestine, g, 3, Bernstein--Miss Zafonic (Fr) (GSP-GB), STEVIE WONDERBOY (Stephen Got Even), Airdrie, $18K, 111/27/3 by Zafonic. Curragh, Ireland, 10-16, Hcp, 3yo, 5-CRC, Msw, 1mT, +Chrome Avenue, $2K KEE SEP yrl, 10-1 1 1/8mT. B-Joe Murphy. *$24,000 RNA wnlg >09 KEENOV; 30,000gns yrl >10 TATOCT. TDN P AROUND THE WORLD • 10/17/12 • PAGE 5 of 7 • thoroughbreddailynews.com

Yesterday=s Results: OBSERVATIONS Leicester, 14.10, Cond, ,9,000, 2yo, 7f 9ydsT, on today’s European racing scene 1:28.07, sf. 1.00 Longchamp, Debutantes, €24,000, 2yo, f, 1 1/8mT VAN DER NEER (GB) (c, 2, Dutch Art {GB}--Lalectra PLUMBA (GB) (Anabaa), who starts out in the Wertheimer silks for the {GB}, by King Charlemagne), a first-out winner at Andre Fabre stable and is a full-sister to the 2010 G1 Grand Prix de Yarmouth Sept. 20, settled in a close-up last of the four Saint-Cloud winner Plumania (GB). Also from that barn is Rosewater runners for most of this second go. Making smooth (Ire) (Pivotal {GB}), Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum’s headway on the bridle to lead passing the eighth pole, newcomer whose dam is a half to the 1998 G1 St Leger hero the 2-1 second choice quickened clear in impressive (GB) (). fashion before gearing down late to score by 1 3/4 1.40 Nottingham, Mdn, £5,000, 2yo, 1m 75ydsT lengths from Seek Again (Speightstown). AHe always MORPHEUS (GB) (Oasis Dream {GB}) is set about the business of traveled well, we were always going to win and that adding further weight to his formidable pedigree, being a half-brother to was a serious performance,@ commented red-hot rider the peerless Frankel (GB) (Galileo {Ire}) and group-winning stable Richard Hughes. AIt is horrible, sticky ground, and I companions Mission (GB) (Galileo {Ire}) and Bullet Train (GB) know there=s a bit of a tail-wind, but he quickened (Sadler’s Wells). Sir Henry Cecil has a longheld liking of this track for his really well on it and put three lengths on the others in better juveniles and has chosen the same maiden he won with the smart five strides. He=ll get a mile and we might have a little Juddmonte homebred Wrotham Heath (GB) (Dansili {GB}) 12 months think about supplementing him for the [Oct. 27 G1] ago. Racing Post Trophy [at ].@ Sales history: 7.10 Kempton, Mdn, £3,500, 2yo, f, 7f (AWT) 55,000gns yrl >11 TATOCT. Click for the Racing Post QAREENAH (Arch) debuts for Sheikh Hamdan bin Rashid Al Maktoum chart and the Video, courtesy attheraces.com. Lifetime and Sir Michael Stoute and is a €340,000 GOFSPT full-sister to 2005 GI Record: 2-2-0-0, ,8,973. Gulfstream Park Breeders’ Cup H. scorer Prince Arch and half to 2009 O-Saeed Manana; B-Jeremy Green & Sons; T-Richard G1 Vincent O’Brien National S. winner Kingsfort (War Chant). Among Hannon. her opponents are the Godolphin pair of Shuruq (Elusive Quality), a Saeed bin Suroor-trained daughter of 2007 G2 Challenge S. heroine Leicester, 15.10, Mdn, ,6,700, 2yo, 7f 9ydsT, Miss Lucifer (Fr) (Noverre) who was third behind Certify (Elusive 1:28.23, sf. Quality) at Newmarket in July and Mahmood Al Zarooni’s newcomer HILLSTAR (GB) (c, 2, Danehill Dancer {Ire}--Crystal Star Waverunner (GB) (Raven’s Pass), a 3/4-parts sister to 2008 GI {GB} {SW & GSP-GB}, by Mark of Esteem {Ire}), a Alcibiades S. third Devotee (Elusive Quality). debut fourth at Sandown last time Aug. 31, was keen 7.40 Kempton, Mdn, £3,500, 2yo, f, 7f (AWT) on the front end early here before settling second in the PENANG POWER (GB) (Manduro {Ger}) , whocarries the Ooi silks on slipstream of Flashlight (Ire) (Shamardal). Coming under this racecourse bow for the Charlie Hills stable, and is a half-sister to the pressure approaching the final quarter mile, the 2-1 brilliant 2010 G1 King George VI and Queen Elizabeth S. hero favorite kept on well for continued slaps on the neck to Harbinger (GB) (Dansili {GB}). She lines up against the similarly overhaul the long-time leader nearing the line and score unraced Iffraaj Pink (Ire) (Iffraaj {GB}), Fitri Hay’s half to 2009 GI by 3/4 of a length. The winner is a half to Crystal Breeders’ Cup Juvenile winner Vale of York (Ire) (Invincible Spirit {Ire}) Capella (GB) (Cape Cross {Ire}), MGSW-GB, $550,784. from the Roger Varian barn. Click for the Racing Post chart and the Video, courtesy attheraces.com. Lifetime Record: 2-1-0-0, ,4,623. O-Sir Evelyn de Rothschild; B-Southcourt Stud; T-Sir Michael Stoute.

Leicester, 16.40, Mdn, ,6,700, 2yo, 1m 60ydsT, 1:49.51, sf. O=NEILL LANDS SHEIKH HAMDAN ROLE NOW SPUN (c, 2, Hard Spun--Campionessa, by Jockey Dane O=Neill will next year ride as second A.P. Indy), who was a tenderly handled debut fifth at jockey for Sheikh Hamdan bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Wolverhampton Sept. 22, settled off the pace in filling the void recently vacated by Tadhg O=Shea. He midfield for most of this one. Making headway from the will provide back-up to number one retained rider Paul three-furlong marker, the 11-4 second favorite claimed Hanagan. ADane O=Neill will ride for us from next season control approaching the final eighth and was nudged onwards,@ racing manager Angus Gold told Racing Post. clear in the closing stages to comfortably account for ASheikh Hamdan has a lot of horses and wanted to Motion Lass (GB) ( {GB}) by 3 3/4 lengths. have a second jockey. Dane is highly experienced, he Sales history: $290,000 yrl >11 FTSAUG. Click for the rides for a considerable number of trainers and will be Racing Post chart and the Video, courtesy an ideal back-up to Paul [Hanagan].@ O=Neill, who was attheraces.com. Lifetime Record: 2-1-0-0, ,4,334. champion apprentice in 1996, added, AIt=s a great O-Godolphin; B-Hickstead Farm; T-M Al Zarooni. opportunity for me and I=m looking forward to it. I=ll be going out to Dubai in a few weeks to get to know Sheikh Hamdan=s trainers there. Next season, when not TDN TODAY required by Sheikh Hamdan, I hope to ride work and Around the World...... 7 pages continue my association with [trainer] Henry Candy.@ TDN P AROUND THE WORLD • 10/17/12 • PAGE 6 of 7 • thoroughbreddailynews.com

Wolverhampton, 18.20, Mdn, ,2,500, 2yo, 7f 32yds (AWT), 1:29.78, stn. +FOOTSTEPSINTHERAIN (IRE) (c, 2, Footstepsinthesand {GB}--Champagne Toni {Ire}, by Second Empire {Ire}) Wednesday, Longchamp, post time: 1:30 p.m. PRIX DE SAINT-CYR-Listed, €55,000, 3yo, f, 7fT was reserved towards in rear early before making SC PP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER smooth progress on the final turn. Coaxed to the front 1 1 Woven Lace (GB) Hard Spun Guyon Fabre with 100 yards remaining, the 7-1 shot asserted to best 2 9 Dream Clover (GB) Oasis Dream (GB) Jarnet F Head Midnight Flower (Ire) (Haafhd {GB}) by a half length. 3 3 She’s My Dandy (Ire) Holy Rmn Empror (Ire) Auge E O’Neill The winner is a half to Reckless Reward (Ire) (Choisir 4 2 Metal Rocket (Fr) Muhtathir (GB) Victoire Borgel {Aus}), MGSP-GB. Sales history: 25,000 RNA wnlg >10 5 6 Dutchessa (GB) Dutch Art (GB) Peslier Ferland GOFNOV; ,30,000 2yo >12 GOFMAR. Click for the 6 7 Mirandola (Fr) Anabaa Blue (GB) Boudot de Nicolay Racing Post chart and the Video, courtesy 7 8 Fontaine Margot (Fr) Ballingarry (Ire) Thomas Cesandri attheraces.com. Lifetime Record: 1-1-0-0, ,1,704. 8 4 Majestic Oasis (GB) Oasis Dream (GB) Pasquier Rod Collet O-Favourites Racing; B-Ken Carroll; T-David Lanigan. 9 5 Carnoustie (Fr) Acclamation (GB) Thulliez Clement All carry 121 pounds bar Woven Lace & Dream Clover, 125.

CASPAR NETSCHER TO MORRISTOWN LATTIN Caspar Netscher (GB) (Dutch Art {GB}--Bella Cantata Sunday=s Results: {GB}, by Singspiel {Ire}) has been retired and will stand SA SA LADIES= PURSE H., HK$2,400,000 ($309,623), at Morristown Lattin Stud, it was announced yesterday. Sha Tin, 10-14, 3yo/up, 1800mT, 1:47.42, gd/fm. Twice successful at Group 2 level at two in the 1--PACKING WHIZ (IRE), 126, g, 4, Trade Fair (GB)-- Gimcrack S. and Mill Reef S., the bargain 65,000 Swizzle (GB), by Efisio (GB). (,6,500 yrl >09 guineas TATAPR Breeze-Up buy went on to secure two DONSEP). O-Lee Man Yan; B-John Cullinan; T-John more pattern-race successes this term in the G2 Mehl- Moore; J-Brett Prebble; HK$1,368,000. Lifetime Mulhens-Rennen and G3 Greenham S. The winner of Record: GSW-Ity, 16-8-1-3, HK$5,875,580. five of his 16 starts and just under ,300,000 in prize *Formerly Al Rep (Ire). money will stand at the County Kildare establishment at 2--Dominant (Ire), 130, c, 4, Cacique (Ire)--Es Que (GB), a fee of i7,500. by Inchinor (GB). (95,000gns yrl >09 TATOCT). Yesterday=s Results: HK$528,000. Curragh, 13.45, Mdn, i10,000, 2yo, 7fT, 1:35.90, hy. 3--Scarlet Camellia (NZ), 117, g, 5, Spartacus (Ire)-- KINGDOM (IRE) (c, 2, Montjeu {Ire}--Shadow Song Avelina, by . (NZ$70,000 yrl >09 NZBPRE). {Ire}, by Pennekamp), fifth behind the recent HK$276,000. G3 Autumn S. winner Trading Leather (Ire) (Teofilo Margins: 1 3/4, HF, NK. Odds: 2.60, 6.90, 5.30. {Ire}) in a mile maiden at Gowran Park last time Victorious in the G3 Premio Parioli (Italian 2000 Sept. 23, was soon at the head of affairs enjoying a rail Guineas) in April 2011, Packing Whiz took back-to-back run. Pressed late on by Pay Day Kitten (Kitten=s Joy), Class 2 handicaps over this course Apr. 1 and Apr. 29 the 4-11 pick held on to score by a neck. The winner is before closing the season with a seventh around the a full to Jan Vermeer (Ire), G1SW-Fr, GSW & G1SP-Ire, Happy Valley turf June 6. He came from 13th in a field GSP-GB, $640,412; and a half to Together (Ire) (Galileo of 14 to belie 13-1 odds in his Oct. 1 return to action {Ire}), Co-Hwt 3yo-Ire at 7-9.5f, GISW-US, G1SW-GB, back in Class 2 company and was favored to earn his GSW & MG1SP-Ire, $840,711. Last week, a half-sister first local black-type here. Ridden quietly near the back by Galileo realized a 1.3-million guineas final bid from of this back as well, Packing Whiz was buried in traffic Coolmore=s Demi O=Byrne at the Tattersalls October sale as they turned for home. He found running room inside in Newmarket. Video, courtesy attheraces.com. the final furlong and burst through from between rivals Lifetime Record: 3-1-0-1, i8,340. before going on to a comfortable score. The hard-luck O-Michael Tabor, Derrick Smith & Susan Magnier; story of the race was Dominant, who dwelt at the start B-Lynch Bages and Samac; T-Aidan O=Brien. and was well back early. He stayed glued to the inside, got stopped in the stretch and ran a remarkable race to Curragh, 14.15, Mdn, i10,000, 3/up, 7fT, 1:35.15, hy. be second. AHe=s a horse with a lot of potential and +SIDEREUS NUNCIUS (IRE) (c, 3, Galileo {Ire}--Litani we=ll now go on to the 2000-meter trial [G2 Longines River {SP-Fr}, by Irish River {Fr}), sent off the 7-2 joint Jockey Club Cup Nov. 18], and then on to the G1 favorite, was held up initially before working his way Longines Hong Kong Cup [Dec. 9]--that=s the plan,@ said into mid-division. Ridden along passing halfway, the trainer John Moore, who saddled the first two home. homebred responded by grinding down September Lily ALast time he won under-done, and even today Brett (Ire) (Cape Cross {Ire}) with 150 yards remaining en Prebble commented that he had a good blow after that- route to a decisive two-length success. The winner is a -he still hasn=t reached his peak yet. Dominant tried to 3/4-sibling to Queen Titi (Ire) (Sadler=s Wells), SW-Ire break the gate so his run was full of merit. He will go to and Psalm (Ire) (Sadler=s Wells), GSW-Ire, $158,310. the 2000-meter race in November, too, and then to the Video, courtesy attheraces.com. Lifetime Record: G1 Longines Hong Kong Vase [2400 meters, Dec. 9 1-1-0-0, i6,900. December]--that=s his plan.@ HKJC.com chart (video included). O/B-Mrs A M O=Brien; T-Aidan O=Brien. TDN P AROUND THE WORLD • 10/17/12 • PAGE 7 of 7 • thoroughbreddailynews.com

B R E E D E R S’ E D I T I O N AMERICA This week on ALLOWANCE RESULTS: 8th-PRX, $63,540, NW1X, 3yo/up, 7f, 1:24 3/5, ft. ... ARLO (g, 4, Defrere--Crafty Compliment, by Crafty For SIRIUS/XM radio go to www.siriusxm.com Friend) Lifetime Record: 25-6-7-2, $256,350. O-Jane Gilbert. B-Larry & Darlene Suloman (PA). T-C G Reese. New York-bred Showcase Day 9th-ZIA, $20,080, 10-15, Opt. Clm. ($10,000), 3yo/up, 1m, 1:39 4/5, ft. HAPPY TOES (g, 4, Ministers Wild Cat--Up on Her is Saturday! Toes, by Green Dancer) Lifetime Record: SP, 21-7-0-2, $84,407. O-Donald J Elkins. B-Tommy Town Thoroughbreds LLC (CA). T-Ike Green. *1/2 to You Life Catch all the action on Me Up (Lord Carson), MSW & MGSP, $477,717. Sirius channel 92 9th-FLX, $20,000, NW1BX, (S), 3yo/up, 1m70y, 1:44 1/5, ft. with hosts Dave Johnson and Bill Finley PRINCE CODY (g, 5, Broken Vow--Biogio's Dream, by Langfuhr) Lifetime Record: 45-5-11-6, $87,427. O/T-Megan Lucas. B-Dawn Hew (NY). Saturday, Oct. 20

ADDITIONAL MAIDEN WINNERS: from 4 to 6 p.m. Dingalingaling, f, 2, Tenpins--Ring Ring Ring (SP), by Petionville. HOO, 10-16, (S), 6f, 1:13 3/5. B-Michael E & Penny S Lauer (IN). WE’RE SIRIUS ABOUT HORSE RACING! Moneyinyour Pocket, g, 3, Raffie's Majesty--Badger Pocket (MSP, $201,788), by Badger Land. FLX, 10-16, 1m70y, 1:45. B-Wellspring Stables (NY). BRITAIN, Leicester, 15.40, 10-16, ,11,000, 3yo/up, *$21,000 yrl '10 FTMOCT. **Full to Majestic Raffy, f/m, 1m 60ydsT, TIME, sf. SP, $203,415. COCHABAMBA (IRE) (f, 4, Hurricane Run {Ire}--Bolivia, by Distant View) Lifetime Record: MGSP-Eng, 24-2-5-1, B R E E D E R S’ E D I T I O N ,54,291. O-The Rat Racers; B-Shortgrove Manor Stud; T-Roger Teal. *8,000gns RNA yrl >09 TATDEC. EUROPE ADDITIONAL MAIDEN WINNERS: CONDITIONS RESULTS: Emotionalblackmail (Ire), f, 2, Azamour (Ire)-- Uva Fragola (GB), by Nashwan. Lyon-Parilly, France, FRANCE, Angers, 13.00, 10-16, i27,000, 2yo, 1 1/4mT, 2:15.92, vsf. 10-16, Mdn, 2yo, f, 1mT. B-Francois Drion & HIGHLY GENTLE (FR) (g, 2, Gentlewave {Ire}-- Partners. *i17,000 wnlg >10 ARQDEC; i20,000 High Contrast, by E Dubai) Lifetime Record: 2 starts, RNA yrl >11 ARQOCT. Princedargent (Fr), c, 2, Kendargent (Fr)--Norwegian 2 wins, i21,500. O-Ecurie RE & Joel Boisnard; Princess (Ire), by Fairy King. Angers, France, 10-16, B-Dr Fernand Krief; T-Joel Boisnard. *i6,000 yrl >11 ARQOCT. Mdn, 2yo, 1 1/4mT. B-Guy Pariente. *1/2 to Private Jet (Fr) (Aussie Rules), SW & GSP-Fr, $183,086. Wire to Wire (Fr), c, 2, Observatory--Sachet, by Royal FRANCE, Angers, 14.05, 10-16, i27,000, 3yo, 1 7/8mT, 3:26.96, vsf. Academy. Lyon-Parilly, France, 10-16, Mdn, 2yo, c/g, RENNETI (FR) (g, 3, Irish Wells {Fr}--Caprice Meill {Fr} 1mT. B-Haras de Manneville. {MSP, $129,821}, by French Glory {Ire}) Lifetime A # will distinguish first-time stakes-winners, an (S) will Record: 6 starts, 2 wins, 3 places, i28,250. O/B-Pierre Julienne & Mme Etienne Leenders; T-Etienne Leenders. be used for state-bred races, a (C) will be used for maiden-claiming races and an (R) will be used for other restricted races. CATALOG AVAILABLE ONLINE Goffs November Foal Sale The brisnet.com >Race of the Day= is the Nov. 19-22, at Kildare Paddocks, Kill, Co Kildare 8th Race, $52,000 Allowance, at Keeneland. www.goffs.com For pps and a complete race analysis, click here.