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SW Monthly Onlinecover Werk Thoroughbred Consultants, Inc. presents WTC’s STAKES & MAIDEN WINNERS MONTHLY October, 2009 Featuring a monthly recap of the winners of unrestricted stakes races in North America and Europe, which includes our WTC “Best of Sale” selections and Mating Recommendations. Also included is a list of all maiden winners for the month sorted by sire. Published by Werk Thoroughbred Consultants, Inc. PO Box 1926, Fremont, CA 94538-0192 (510) 490-1111 / (510) 490-4499 (fax) www.werkhorse.com email: [email protected] Copyright 2009 WERK THOROUGHBRED CONSULTANTS MATINGS and BEST OF SALE STAKES WINNERS (Domestic Stakes $25,000 and up · October 1 through October 31, 2009) NORTH AMERICAN GRADED STAKES RESULTS Grade 1 Races SHADWELL TURF MILE S. ( GI ), KEE, $600,000, 3YO/UP, 1MT, 10-10. — COURT VISION, c, 4, Gulch--Weekend Storm, by Storm Bird. WTC “BEST OF SALE” – KEESEP06 - $180,000 – 2.0 STARS – A NICK ($350,000 2yo 2007 FTFFEB.). O-IEAH Stables and Resolute Group Stables, B-W. S. Farish &Kilroy Thoroughbred Partnership (KY), $360,000. — Karelian, g, 7, Bertrando--Leaning Tower, by Theatrical (IRE). WTC “BEST OF SALE” – KEESEP03 – ($47,000)RNA – 1.5 STARS – C+ NICK O-Green Lantern Stables LLC, B-Green Lantern Stables (KY), $120,000. — Mr. Sidney, h, 5, Storm Cat--Tomisue's Delight, by A.P. Indy. WTC “BEST OF SALE” – KEESEP05 - $3,900,000 – 3.5 STARS – A NICK O-Circle E Racing, B-Hilbert Thoroughbreds (KY), $60,000. JOE HIRSCH TURF CLASSIC INVITATIONAL S. ( GI ), BEL, $600,000, 3YO/UP, 1 1/2MT, 10-3. —INTERPATATION, g, 7, Langfuhr--Idealistic Cause, by Habitony. WTC “BEST OF SALE” – KEENOV02 - $31,000 – 1.5 STARS – A NICK WTC “BEST OF SALE” – OBSAUG03 – ($10,000)RNA – 2.0 STARS – A NICK O-Elliot Mavorah, B-Larry Cassaday & Jack O. Thompson (KY), $360,000. 2—Gio Ponti, c, 4, Tale of the Cat --Chipeta Springs, by Alydar. O-Castleton Lyons, B-Kilboy Estate, Inc. (KY), $120,000. *3—Grand Couturier (GB), h, 6, Grand Lodge --Lady Elgar (IRE), by Sadler's Wells. ($6,594 yrl '04 TATOCT.). O-Marc Keller, B-Tom Wilson (GB), $60,000. ***Telling finished third but was disqualified and placed fourth. FRIZETTE S. ( GI ), BEL, $400,000, 2YO , F, 1M, 10-10. — DEVIL MAY CARE, f, 2, Malibu Moon--Kelli's Ransom, by Red Ransom. WTC “BEST OF SALE” – FTFMAR09 – ($400,000)RNA – 1.5 STARS – A+ NICK ($110,000 yrl '08 KEESEP.). O-Glencrest Farm LLC, B-Diamond A Racing Corp. (KY), $240,000. 2— Awesome Maria, f, 2, Maria's Mon --Discreetly Awesome, by Awesome Again. O-E. Paul Robsham Stables LLC, B-Mrs. E. Paul Robsham (KY), $80,000. 3— Nonna Mia, f, 2, Empire Maker --Holy Bubbette, by Holy Bull. ($200,000 yrl '08 FTSAUG.). O-Repole Stable, B-Richard L. Elam & Katherine H. Elam (KY), $40,000. 1 NORFOLK S. ( GI ), OSA, $299,000, 2YO , 1 1/16M, 10-4. —LOOKIN AT LUCKY, c, 2, Smart Strike--Private Feeling, by Belong to Me. “WTC RECOMMEDNED MATING!” WTC “BEST OF SALE” – KEEAPR09 - $475,000 – 2.0 STARS – A NICK WTC “BEST OF SALE” – KEESEP08 – ($35,000)RNA – 1.0 STAR – A+ NICK O-Watson, Karl, Pegram, Michael E. and Weitman, Paul, B-Gulf Coast Farms LLC (KY), $180,000. 2— Pulsion, c, 2, Include --Spring, by Stravinsky. ($60,000 wlng '07 OBSOCT; $200,000 yrl '08 FTKJUL; $250,000 2yo 2009 OBSMAR.). O-Flying Zee Stable, Kona Stables, Hui, Kin, et al, B-Lloyd Carnes & Lisa Carnes (FL), $60,000. 3—Gallant Gent, g, 2, Yankee Gentleman --Bonne Nuite, by Knights Choice. O-Six-S Racing Stable, Miller, Robert, Valenti, Joe and Petralia, Nick, B-Budget Stable (KY), $36,000. BREEDERS' FUTURITY ( GI ), KEE, $500,000, 2YO, 1 1/16M, 10-10. 1— NOBLE'S PROMISE, c, 2, Cuvee --The Devil's Trick, by Clever Trick. ( $10,000 wlng '07 KEENOV ). O-Chasing Dreams Racing 2008, LLC, B-C. Kidder, B. Kidder & Cole (KY), $300,000. — Aikenite, c, 2, Yes It's True--Silverlado, by Saint Ballado. WTC “BEST OF SALE” – OBSAUG08 - $60,000 – 1.0 STAR – A++ NICK ($225,000 2yo 2009 OBSFEB.). O-Dogwood Stable, B-Brylynn Farm, Inc. (FL), $100,000. — Roman Invasion, c, 2, Roman Ruler--Princess V., by Memo (CHI). WTC “BEST OF SALE” – KEESEP08 - $90,000 – 1.0 STAR – A NICK O-Hall, George and Lori, B-Lanni Bloodstock LLC, J. Zolezzi, Westport Management LLC & J. Smithwick (KY), $50,000. FRANK J. DE FRANCIS MEMORIAL DASH ( GI ), LRL, $300,000, 3YO/UP, 6F, 10-24. 1—VINEYARD HAVEN, c, 3, Lido Palace (CHI)--Princess Aloha, by Aloha Prospector. O-Godolphin Racing LLC, B-Lynne M. Scace (FL), $180,000. —Ravalo, g, 5, Mutakddim--Momentary Hope, by Southern Halo. WTC “BEST OF SALE” – KEENOV04 – ($32,000)RNA – 2.0 STARS – A+ NICK ($30,000 yrl '05 FTMOCT.). O-Lindy M. Redding, B-Heaven Trees (KY), $60,000. —Fleet Valid, g, 6, Montbrook--Di's Song, by Valid Appeal. “WTC RECOMMENDED MATING!” O-Shillelagh Racing Stables, B-Joseph Barbazon & Helen Barbazon (FL), $33,000. BELDAME S. ( GI ), BEL, $588,000, 3YO/UP, F/M, 1 1/8M, 10-3. 1—MUSIC NOTE, f, 4, A.P. Indy --Note Musicale (GB), by Sadler's Wells. O-Godolphin Racing LLC, B-Gainsborough Farm LLC (KY), $360,000. —Unbridled Belle, m, 6, Broken Vow--Little Bold Belle, by Silver Buck. WTC “BEST OF SALE” – KEESEP04 - $4,000 – 1.0 STAR – B+ NICK O-Team Valor International, B-Joe Sutton & Laszlo Makk (KY), $120,000. 3—Copper State, m, 5, Jump Start --Orrefor, by Our Native. O-Millennium Farms, B-Asiel Stable (IL), $60,000. 2 LADY'S SECRET S. ( GI ), OSA, $299,000, 3YO/UP, F/M, 1 1/16M, 10-10. 1— ZENYATTA, m, 5, Street Cry (IRE)--Vertigineux, by Kris S.. ($60,000 yrl '05 KEESEP.). O-Moss, Mr. and Mrs. Jerome S., B-Maverick Production, Limited (KY), $180,000. — Lethal Heat, f, 4, Unusual Heat--Lethal Leta, by Synastry. WTC “BEST OF SALE” – BARMAY07 – ($25,000)RNA – 1.5 STARS – B+ NICK O-Abrams, Barry, M. Auerbach, LLC and McCauley, Ron, B-David Abrams, Madeline Auerbach & Tom Roberts (CA), $60,000. 3— Cocoa Beach (CHI), m, 5, Doneraile Court --Visionera (CHI), by Edgy Diplomat. O-Godolphin Racing LLC, B-Haras La Obra (CHI), $36,000. QUEEN ELIZABETH II CHALLENGE CUP ( GI ), KEE, $500,000, 3YO, F, 1 1/8MT, 10-17. 1—HOT CHA CHA, f, 3, Cactus Ridge --Reduced Sentence, by Broad Brush. O-Nelson McMakin, B-Nelson McMakin (KY), $300,000. 2—Shared Account, f, 3, Pleasantly Perfect --Silk n' Sapphire, by Smart Strike. ( $170,000 yrl '07 KEESEP ). O-Sagamore Farm, B-William A. Carl (KY), $100,000. —Gozzip Girl, f, 3, Dynaformer--Temperence Gift, by Kingmambo. WTC “BEST OF SALE” – KEESEP07 - $60,000 – 1.5 STARS – B+ NICK O-Farnsworth Stables LLC, B-Stonestreet Thoroughbred Holdings LLC. (KY), $50,000. ALCIBIADES S. ( GI ), KEE, $500,000, 2YO , F, 1 1/16M, 10-9. 1— NEGLIGEE, f, 2, Northern Afleet --Naughty Notions, by Relaunch. ($52,000 yrl '08 KEESEP.). O-Sovereign Stable, B-Twin Creeks Farm (KY), $300,000. 2— She Be Wild, f, 2, Offlee Wild --Trappings, by Seeking the Gold. O-Nancy Mazzoni, B-M. Mazzoni & N. Mazzoni (KY), $100,000. — Amen Hallelujah, f, 2, Montbrook--Sara's Success, by Concorde's Tune. WTC “BEST OF SALE” – KEESEP08 - $40,000 – 2.0 STARS – B NICK O-IEAH Stables, B-Thorobeam Farm (FL), $50,000. OAK LEAF S. ( GI ), OSA, $300,000, 2YO , F, 1 1/16M, 10-4. 1—BLIND LUCK, f, 2, Pollard's Vision --Lucky One, by Best of Luck. ($11,000 yrl '08 FTKJUL.). O-Mark DeDomenico LLC, Carver, John and Hollendorfer, Jerry, B-Fairlawn Farm (KY), $180,000. 2—Always a Princess, f, 2, Leroidesanimaux (BRZ)--Gabriellina Giof (GB), by Ashkalani (IRE). O-Arnold Zetcher LLC, B-Arnold Zetcher LLC (KY), $60,000. —Bickersons, f, 2, Silver Deputy--Dancehall Floozy, by Paramount Jet. WTC “BEST OF SALE” – KEESEP08 - $80,000 – 1.0 STAR – B NICK O-Hall, George and Lori, B-Robert G. Harvey (ON), $36,000. FLOWER BOWL INVITATIONAL S. ( GI ), BEL, $600,000, 3YO/UP, F/M, 1 1/4MT, 10-3. 1—PURE CLAN, f, 4, Pure Prize --Gather The Clan (IRE), by General Assembly. O-Lakland Farm, B-A. Lakin & Sons, Inc. (KY), $360,000. 2—Criticism (GB), m, 5, Machiavellian --Innuendo (IRE), by Caerleon. O-Darley Stable, B-Darley (GB), $120,000. —Queen of Hearts, f, 4, Thunder Gulch--Betrayer (ARG), by Fain (ARG). WTC “BEST OF SALE” – KEESEP06 - $115,000 – 1.0 STAR – C+ NICK O-Moore, Susan and M and M Thoroughbred Partners, B-Bernardo Alvarez Calderon & Ashford Stud (KY), $60,000. 3 E.P. TAYLOR S. (CAN-GI ), WO, $964,355, 3YO/UP, F/M, 1 1/4MT, 10-17. 1—LAHALEEB (IRE), f, 3, Redback (GB)--Flames (GB), by Blushing Flame. ($51,272 wlng '06 GOFNOV; $149,572 yrl '07 TATOCT.). O-Al-Qatami, Mohammed and Al-Mudhaf, K., B-Tom Twomey (IRE), $577,920. 2—Rainbow View, f, 3, Dynaformer --No Matter What, by Nureyev. O-Augustin Stable, B-Augustin Stable (KY), $192,640. —Princess Haya, f, 4, Street Cry (IRE)--Sally Slew, by Slew City Slew. WTC “BEST OF SALE” – FTKOCT06 – OUT – 1.0 STAR – A NICK O-Eileen H. Hartis, B-Eileen H. Hartis (TX), $105,952. Grade 2 Races COTILLION S. ( GII ), PHA, $750,000, 3YO, F, 1 1/16M, 10-3. —CARELESS JEWEL, f, 3, Tapit--Sweet and Careless, by Hennessy. WTC “BEST OF SALE” – KEESEP07 - $40,000 – 1.5 STARS – A+ NICK O-Donver Stable, B-Gainesway Thoroughbreds Ltd.
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