Feature Presentation • G1 Breeders' Cup Classic

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 2010 For information about TDN, call 732-747-8060. FEATURE PRESENTATION • G1 BREEDERS’ CUP CLASSIC Acting Up in the Ladies’ Classic Trainer Rick Dutrow Jr. will saddle Boys at Tosconova (Officer) for Jay Em Ess Stable in the

GI BC Juvenile, where he=ll be among the favorites, but he=ll also have Acting Happy (Empire Maker) for the Siegels as a live longshot in the GI BC Ladies= Classic this evening. Winner of the GII Black-Eyed Susan S. in May, the dark bay filly has- n=t faced the starter since LET IT REIGN finishing third to divisional Reigning GI BC Classic champ Zenyatta (Street Cry standout Blind Luck (Pol- lard=s Vision) in the {Ire}) had another strong gallop over the Churchill main Horsephotos track Thursday morning. Exiting the barn area at 9:15 GI Alabama S. at Saratoga a.m., the majestic mare was on the bridle on her first Aug. 21, but she has her connections Aacting happy,@ if circuit the right way of you will. AThere are some nice horses in it, but it=s not the oval, and had even the toughest Ladies= Classic I=ve ever seen,@ Dutrow opined. Blind Luck is obviously one of the fillies to more energy as she A beat. Boy, she s really had a big year, and you don t see came down the back- = = too many horses accomplish what she has, shipping all stretch the final time. over the country and winning in all these different The six-year-old picked spots. We are looking forward to taking another run up her right lead as against her. I know my filly has got the pedigree, the she came off the club- looks, the talent and class to be a major factor in house turn, but exer- there.@ Acting Happy will race with shades for the first cise rider Steve Willard time Friday, and regular rider Jose Lezcano will be in had to take a stout the irons. AI got to say I=m looking forward to him riding hold as she neared the her now that she=s got the blinkers on,@ Dutrow added. three-quarter pole, and AThis Ladies= Classic is going to be fun, babe.@ Field p2 Reed Palmer Photo she flipped back to her left in protest. Zenyatta was back on her right lead a few strides later and, reluctantly, pulled up on the far turn before walk- ing home before an outside rail lined with admirers. AShe galloped beautifully,@ trainer John Shirreffs said. AShe=s very happy. On the second day of taking her to the track, you might think she=d be a little flat, but she was full of energy. Steve said he could have gone around another time and, as the trainer, that=s what you look for--the enthusiasm and good energy.@ Shirreffs was on the podium for a press conference later in the morning. Asked if he had any worries approaching the big event, he paused before saying, ANot really, no. She=s well-prepared, she=s doing great. This is just going to be a lot of fun.@ CORRECTION: In a table accompanying Bill Oppenheim's column in Wednesday's paper, Red Giant was improperly listed as dead. He is, in fact, standing the Southern Hemisphere season in New Zealand and will return to Three Chimneys to stand the 2011 (859) 233-4252 Northern Hemisphere breeding season. www.claibornefarm.com P TDN HEADLINE NEWS • 11/5/10 • PAGE 2 of 21 • thoroughbreddailynews.com

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P P R E V I E W S P LADIES’ CLASSIC-GI, $2,000,000, 3yo/up, f/m, 9f PP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER ML 1 Life At Ten K Malibu Moon Velazquez Pletcher 7-2 ($35,000 yrl ‘06 KEESEP) 2 It’s Tea Time Dynaformer Leparoux Arnold 15-1 www.pinoakstud.com 3 Malibu Prayer Malibu Moon Gomez Pletcher 8-1 4 Milwaukee Appeal Milwaukee Brew Bejarano Fairlie 30-1 Time for Dirt 5 Acting Happy Empire Maker Lezcano Dutrow Jr 20-1 6 Persistently Smoke Glacken A Garcia McGaughey 12-1 Alex G. Campbell Jr.=s homebred It=s Tea Time 7 Seeking the Title Seeking the Gold Borel Stewart 30-1 (Dynaformer) failed to make an impact when a tough- 8 Unrivaled Belle K Unbridled’s Song Desormeaux Mott 8-1 trip ninth in the GI Kentucky Oaks under the Twin ($260,000 yrl ‘07 KEESEP) Spires Apr. 30, but her connections are hopeful she can 9 Acoma Empire Maker Albarado Carroll 20-1 make her presence felt 10 Blind Luck Pollard’s Vision Rosario Hollendorfer 9-5 under the lights this time. ($11,000 yrl ‘08 FTKJUL; $10,000 RNA 2yo ‘09 OBSMAR) The bay filly romped 11 Havre de Grace K Saint Liam Rose Dutrow 4-1 against two rivals when ($380,000 yrl ‘08 KEESEP) the GIII Lake Placid S. was taken off the turf at Saratoga Aug. 22, and was most recently fourth in the GI Juddmonte Spin- ster S. on the Keeneland Polytrack Oct. 10. AShe=s by Dynaformer and has a turf pedigree,@ admitted It’s Tea Time Horsephotos Jack Bohannon, assistant to trainer Rusty Arnold. AThere is always an exception to the rule, and we=re hoping we=re one of them. It=s unfortunate that she drew on the rail a couple of times [in the Kentucky Oaks and the Spinster], so we feel she was not able to run her true race. Now she=s coming out of the two-hole, which isn=t much better, but at least it=s not the one. It is what it is.@

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Breeders= Cup Fields Cont.

EMIRATES AIRLINE F/M TURF-GI, $2,000,000, 3yo/up, f/m, 1 3/8mT PP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER ML 1 Plumania (GB) Anabaa Peslier Fabre 8-1 2 Eclair de Lune (Ger) Marchand de Sable Alvarado McAnally 15-1 (€20,000 yrl ‘07 DEAOCT; €250,000 HRA ‘09 ARQARC) 3 Miss Keller (Ire) Montjeu (Ire) Castellano Attfield 8-1 (60,000gns RNA yrl ‘07 TATOCT) 4 Keertana Johar Lezcano Proctor 30-1 5 Shared Account K Pleasantly Perfect Prado Motion 30-1 ($170,000 yrl ‘07 KEESEP) 6 Harmonious Dynaformer Rosario Shirreffs 6-1 7 Midday (GB) Oasis Dream (GB) Queally Cecil 6-5 8 Hot Cha Cha Cactus Ridge Graham Sims 30-1 9 Hibaayeb (GB) Singspiel (Ire) Dettori bin Suroor 8-1 10 Red Desire (Jpn) Manhattan Cafe (Jpn) D’mo Matsunaga 8-1 11 Forever Together K Belong to Me Napravnik Sheppard10-1 ($30,000 wnl ‘04 KEENOV; $27,000 yrl ‘05 KEESEP; $240,000 2yo ‘06 OBSMAR)

SENTIENT JET F/M SPRINT-GI, $1,000,000, 3yo/up, f/m, 7f PP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER ML 1 My Jen K Fusaichi Pegasus Velazquez Kenneally 15-1 ($150,000 2yo ‘09 KEEAPR) 2 Sara Louise Malibu Moon Dettori bin Suroor 15-1 ($180,000 yrl ‘07 FTKJUL; $550,000 2yo ‘08 FTFFEB) 3 Secret Gypsy Sea of Secrets Albarado Werner 12-1 ($10,000 2yo ‘07 FTMMAY) 4 Informed Decision Monarchos Leparoux Sheppard 7-2 ($150,000 yrl ‘06 FTKJUL; $320,000 2yo ‘07 FTMMAY) 5 Evening Jewel K Northern Afleet Espinoza Cassidy 15-1 ($8,000 yrl ‘08 KEESEP) 6 Moontune Missy K Forest Wildcat A Garcia Harty 30-1 ($150,000 yrl ‘07 KEESEP) 7 Gabby’s Golden Gal Medaglia d’Oro M Garcia Baffert 15-1 ($120,000 RNA yrl ‘07 FTKJUL) 8 Sweet August Moon K Malibu Moon Smith Koriner 30-1 ($50,000 yrl ‘06 KEESEP; $400,000 2yo ‘07 OBSMAR) 9 Switch K Quiet American Rosario Sadler 20-1 ($150,000 yrl ‘08 KEESEP) 10 Rinterval (Ire)K Desert Prince (Ire) Bejarano Reed 20-1 (€36,000 yrl ‘06 GOFORB; 23,000gns HRA ‘08 TATJUL; $62,000 RNA HRA ‘10 KEEJAN) 11 Jessica Is Back Put It Back Castellano Ma Wolfson12-1 12 Dubai Majesty Essence of Dubai Theriot Calhoun 6-1 ($7,000 RNA yrl ‘06 FTKOCT) 13 Rightly So Read the Footnotes Velasquez Dutrow 3-1 ($220,000 2yo ‘08 OBSFEB) 14 Champagne d'Oro K Medaglia d’Oro Mena Guillot 6-1 ($210,000 yrl ‘08 KEESEP) AE Tidal Pool K Yankee Gentleman Smith Lukas 30-1 ($120,000 yrl ‘08 KEESEP; $220,00 2yo ‘09 OBSFEB) AE First Passage K Giant’s Causeway Gomez Ma Wolfson 30-1 ($1,200,000 yrl ‘07 KEESEP)

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Friday Previews Cont.

GREY GOOSE JUVENILE FILLIES-GI, $2,000,000, 2yo, f, 1 1/16m PP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER ML 1 Indian Gracey Indian Ocean SCRATCHED ($34,000 2yo ‘10 OBSAPR) 2 Theyskens’ Theory Bernardini Dettori Meehan 10-1 ($250,000 yrl ‘09 FTSAUG) 3 R Heat Lightning Trippi Velazquez Pletcher 4-1 4 Awesome Feather Awesome of Course Sanchez Gold 6-1 5 Harlan’s Ruby K Harlan’s Holiday Leparoux McPeek 15-1 ($55,000 RNA wnl ‘08 KEENOV; $35,000 RNA yrl ‘09 FTKJUL; $40,000 yrl ‘09 FTKOCT) 6 Joyful Victory K Tapit Dominguez Dutrow 15-1 ($60,000 yrl ‘09 KEEJAN, $400,000 2yo ‘10 FTFFEB) 7 Izshelegal K Maria’s Mon Smith Knight 30-1 ($130,000 yrl ‘09 KEESEP) 8 A Z Warrior K Bernardini M Garcia Baffert 7-2 ($775,000 RNA yrl ‘09 KEESEP) 9 Delightful Mary Limehouse Bridgmohan Casse 8-1 ($500,000 2yo ‘10 OBSAPR) 10 Believe in A.P. A.P. Indy Gomez Dutrow Jr 15-1 11 Soundwave K Friends Lake Albarado Werner 20-1 ($75,000 wnlg ‘08 KEENOV) 12 Tell a Kelly K Tapit Borel Sadler 9-2 ($45,000 yrl ‘09 KEESEP; $95,000 RNA 2yo OBSMAR) 13 Jordy Y Congrats Rosario Catalano 30-1 ($52,000 yrl ‘09 FTKJUL; $57,000 RNA 2yo ‘10 OBSFEB)

JUVENILE FILLIES TURF-GII, $1,000,000, 2yo, f, 1mT PP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER ML 1 Dos Lunas Hennessy Court Glenney 30-1 2 Tale Untold Tale of the Cat Moore Hannon 15-1 (26,000gns yrl ‘09 TATOCT) 3 Quiet Oasis (Ire) Oasis Dream (GB) Dettori Meehan 8-1 4 Kathmanblu K Bluegrass Cat Leparoux McPeek 10-1 ($57,000 RNA yrl KEESEP) 5 Forest Legend K Forest Camp Dominguez Oliver 30-1 ($190,000 yrl '09 KEESEP) 6 Arch Support K Arch Prado Contessa 20-1 ($75,000 yrl ‘09 KEESEP) 7 Winter Memories El Prado (Ire) Lezcano Toner 2-1 8 Wyomia K Vindication Bejarano Vella 12-1 ($145,000 yrl ‘09 KEESEP) 9 Fancy Point Point Given Desormeaux Phipps 15- 1 10 New Normal K Forestry Castellano Frostad 10-1 ($125,000 RNA yrl ‘09 KEESEP) 11 More Than Real More Than Ready Gomez Pletcher 10-1 ($140,000 RNA 2yo ‘10 FTFFEB) 12 Flood Plain (GB) Orpen Buick Gosden 20-1 13 Together (Ire) Galileo (Ire) Murtagh O’Brien 5-1 (280,000gns yrl ‘09 TATOCT) 14 Allure d’Amour Giant’s Causeway Velazquez Pletcher 15-1 AE Nina Fever K Borrego Albarado Ward 30-1 ($40,000 wnl '08 KEENOV; $32,000 yrl '09 KEESEP)

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MARATHON-GIII, $500,000, 3yo/up, 1 3/4m Friday, Churchill Downs, post time: 3:30 p.m. EDT PP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER ML ACK ACK H.-GIII, $100,000, 3yo/up, 1 1/16m 1 Atoned K Repent Albarado Howard 20-1 PP Horse Sire Jockey Trainer WT ($65,000 yrl ‘06 OBSJAN; $35,000 RNA yrl ‘06 KEESEP; $165,000 2yo ‘07 OBSFEB) 1 Apart Flatter Gomez Stall Jr. 117 2 Prince Will I Am Victory Gallop Castellano Nihei 4-1 2 Stream Cat K Black Minnaloushe Graham Bealmear 113 3 Million Seller K A.P. Indy Rose Motion 50-1 3 Silver Edition K Silver Deputy Smith Lukas 114 ($500,000 RNA yrl ‘07 KEESEP) 4 Demarcation K Gulch Borel McGee 117 4 Eldaafer A.P. Indy Velazquez Alvarado 12-1 5 Colizeo Distorted Humor Dominguez Pletcher 115 5 Romp (Arg) Incurable Optimist M Garcia Mulhall 50-1 6 Jackson Bend Hear No Evil Castellano Zito 115 6 Gabriel's Hill A.P. Indy Leparoux Benzel 20-1 Brisnet.com PPs 7 Awesome Gem Awesome Again Flores C Dollase 7-2 ($150,000 yrl ‘04 FTSAUG; $150,000 2yo ‘05 BESMAR) Sunday, Churchill Downs, post time: 5:15 p.m. EDT 8 Giant Oak Giant’s Causeway Gomez Block 4-1 CARDINAL H.-GIII, $100,000, 3yo/up, f/m, 1 1/8mT 9 Bright Horizon (GB) Galileo (Ire) Murtagh O’Brien 10-1 PP Horse Sire Jockey Trainer WT (150,000gns yrl ‘08 TATOCT) 1 War Tigress War Chant Homeister Jr Thornbury 112 10 Alcomo (Brz) Rainbow Corner (GB) Bejarano Caramori 6-1 2 Romin Robin Pure Precision Borel Kassen 115 11 Precision Break K Silver Deputy Spencer Cole 15-1 3 Askbut I Won'ttell Horse Chestnut (SAf) Bridgmohan Block 113 ($45,000 RNA yrl ‘06 KEESEP) 4 Princess Haya Street Cry (Ire) Desormeaux O'Callaghan 117 12 A. U. Miner K Mineshaft Borel Hanna 9-2 5 Kiss Mine K Mineshaft Albarado Vance 116 ($90,000 yrl ‘06 KEESEP; $42,000 RNA 2yo ‘07 KEEAPR) 6 Paracaidas K War Chant Gomez Pletcher 114 7 My Baby Baby Bernstein Leparoux McPeek 115 Brisnet.com PPs

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P TDN HEADLINE NEWS • 11/5/10 • PAGE 6 of 21 • thoroughbreddailynews.com The Blame Game BREEDERS’ CUP As trainer Al Stall Jr. put it during Thursday=s press conference, he wouldn=t be in the GI BC Classic if he FRIDAY didn=t think he could beat Zenyatta. His charge, Adele Dilschneider and Claiborne Farm=s Blame (Arch), cer- Second Chances tainly has the credentials. Last year, Quality Road (Elusive Quality) had to be Three-for-four this year, he scratched at the gate after throwing a fit before the sports an identical record Classic, but trainer Todd Pletcher does not anticipate over the Churchill main track. any problems this time. The colt was schooled exten- The four-year-old couldn=t sively by former New close into a pedestrian pace Blame York Racing Association when second behind gate-to- Adam Coglianese starter Bob Duncan after wire winner Turtle Bird Sta- that performance and, ble=s Haynesfield (Speightstown) in the GI Jockey Club Pletcher said, AHe=s been Gold Cup, but he will be tough behind an honest pace. perfect ever since.@ Added AI have to think this is the best field [Zenyatta] has Duncan, ABasically, before faced, and the margin for error is getting smaller and we even started schooling smaller,@ Stall said. him at the gate, Todd and Still, the Louisiana native admitted he was impressed I spent a little time with after watching the big mare train Thursday. him around the barn, the AShe looked awesome,@ he remarked. AI couldn=t imag- paddock and the backside Horsephotos ine how big she is and how much she weighs because and just put him through a it=s hard to grasp, but she=s in fine flesh. It seemed like few exercises to kind of get connected to him--just she took up the whole chute.@ moving him around and trying to get some leadership He later reflected, AAt the three-eighths pole [in the issues settled. Within 15 minutes, he was following us Classic, everyone who is into racing and has a pulse around. Todd and I looked at each other and said, will be on the edge of their seats, asking, >what=s going >Geez, where=s the problem?= He was that good. We to happen from here.= If she comes blowing by us in the took him over to the gate the next day and we took our stretch, that wouldn=t be the end of the world. I=d be time, because it was his first time after the Breeders= happy for racing.@ Cup. We didn=t know what to expect. He walked right into the starting gate. We added things each time. Will Lookin’ Good he go in the gate with the open door? Will he go with it closed? Next time around, will he go in next to another Three-year-old Lookin At Lucky (Smart Strike) once horse? He just did everything by the book. Eventually, again hit the track for a gallop after the renovation we did the dress rehearsal over at Aqueduct, which break, and once again looked a picture. Rumor is that went very well, and he=s been good all year.@ the bay, who is bidding for a fourth straight victory, is in the best shape he has enjoyed all year, and trainer Bob Baffert is quietly confident. AHe looks good, so far so good,@ said Baffert. AHe=ll run his race. We=re all going to find out how tough we are; it=s a great race, really good top horses in there. I think he=s up to it. He keeps going and going.@ There is the chance that the bay will be back for a four-year-old campaign. ASo far we haven=t made any plans,@ Baffert said. AThere=s people that have been trying to buy him for a Lookin At Lucky & Bob Baffert stallion, but these owners just enjoy racing. You get a Horsehotos Haynesfield good horse like that, you want to watch him run.@ Horsephotos

P TDN HEADLINE NEWS • 11/5/10 • PAGE 7 of 21 • thoroughbreddailynews.com He’s the Man All Systems Go The field for the Classic is remarkably consistent, Andrea Pollack had to wait until the beginning of the with four horses boasting records clean of off-the-board week to finalize her travel plans for the 2010 Breeders= efforts. Three are favorites--Zenyatta, Blame and Qual- Cup. Monday morning, trainer Al Stall Jr. made the ity Road. The fourth is EIC announcement that her J.B.=s Thunder (Thunder Gulch), Fein and Vic Carlson=s winner of the GI Dixiana Breeders= Futurity at Musket Man (Yonaguska), Keeneland, would be competing in Saturday=s 20-1 on the morning line. GI BC Juvenile. A late arrival to the The day after the Downs, the four-year-old colt=s Grade I score, was glowing with health as Pollack made it clear he toured the main track that the decision on Thursday morning. the Breeders= Cup AHe=s doing great,@ would be Stall=s alone. trainer Derek Ryan said. AWhatever the big AHe=s never been better. I boss says,@ she in- Musket Man expect him to be right sisted. AHe has an idea EquiPhoto there.@ of what he wants to The colt has only one win in his last eight starts, and do, and I=m along for has not had his photo taken since capturing the the ride.@ Super S. at Tampa Bay in February, but he has been close But she was thrilled in tough company. Second by a nose to Warrior=s Reward with the news that the Al Stall Jr & Andrea Pollack (Medaglia d=Oro) in the GI Carter H. in April, he was 1 1/2 trip to Churchill Downs Coady Photography lengths adrift of Quality was a go. Road in the GI Met Mile AI was excited when Al told me, of course,@ Pollack H., and was beaten just remarked. AI didn=t know for sure--he=d said [J.B.=s 1 3/4 lengths by Blame Thunder] was doing well all along, but he=s interested in and Quality Road in the developing the horse for long term. But he thinks that GI Whitney H. Musket the horse can handle this, and he should know, better Man was a neck runner- than anyone.@ up to Etched (Forestry) in A native of Oklahoma, Pollack operates the Denver- the GII Monmouth Cup based oil and gas exploration company Aviva Inc., last time out Oct. 9. which she started back in 1976. She was introduced to AHe=s coming into the that business--as well as the sport of horse racing--by race in great shape,@ Etched her late father, Joseph B. Singer. It is for her dad that Ryan continued. ANow, Horsephotos she named J.B.=s Thunder. if there=s a legitimate AI was young, just a teenager, when I first started pace, and if the rider [Rajiv Maragh] reads the pace going to the races,@ Pollack recalled. AIt was great to be right, and if he fires, I expect him to be right there at able to share that [with her father], absolutely. It was a the finish.@ special time.@ Cont. p8

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BC Juvenile.. J. B.=s Thunder Cont. Singer raced a number of stakes horses in New York with veteran trainer Walter Kelley, the best of which was the top grass mare Videogenic, a two-time Grade I winner who earned more than $1 million while making a whopping 73 starts back in the mid->80s. It was about that time that Pollack decided she=d like to have a string in her own name. Kelley picked out a few yearlings, then handed them over to former assistant Mike Daggett to train. In the ensuing years, the Pollack horses were handled by Daggett, and later by Beau Greely and Stall. Stall now conditions all of the Pol- lack colorbearers, which number 10 or 12. The top runners to carry J.B.’s Thunder Coady Photography Pollack=s Columbine Stable silks have been the sprinter Five Star Day (Carson City), who was first or second in 11 of his 16 career starts, winning the GIII Phoenix BC S. in 2000 and the GII Alfred G. Vanderbilt H. in 2001; the talented turf runner Manndar (Ire) (Doyoun {Ire}), winner of the GI Woodford Reserve Turf Classic at Churchill on Derby Day 2000 and the GI Manhattan H. in his very next appearance; and 2002 GI Hollywood Turf Cup hero Sligo Bay (Ire) (Sadler=s Wells). Both Five Star Day and Manndar took Pollack to the Breeders= Cup in 2000. Neither hit the board, but Manndar was beaten just 4 1/2 lengths by Kalanisi (Ire) (Doyoun {Ire}) when eighth in the GI BC Turf. Five Star Day was back for the 2001 GI BC Sprint and also ran eighth, but just five lengths adrift of winner Squirtle Squirt (Marquetry). The stable stars stand out, but they are not alone in Pollack=s heart. AI have to say, I=ve liked something about all of my horses,@ she said. ABut Five Star Day, he was just mag- nificent speed; Manndar had incredible heart and ability, and he was an old soul; and then Sligo Bay, he was beautifully bred and just classy all the way through.@ The latest addition to the honor role, J.B.=s Thunder, was purchased for $42,000 as a Keeneland September yearling. AFrankie and Daphne Wooten picked him out,@ Pollack said. AThey=re the people who break the horse to the saddle and the bit [at their facility in South Carolina]. They were at the sales, and they thought he was beau- tiful and well balanced, and Al Stall looked at him and agreed. They don=t buy all my horses, but I like for them to take a look at them, because they=re the ones that have to break them, and they know what it takes.@ Cont. p9 P TDN HEADLINE NEWS • 11/5/10 • PAGE 9 of 21 • thoroughbreddailynews.com

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The Wootens certainly got it right. The bay went gate to wire to break his maiden on the turf at Saratoga Aug. 21, then came back to lead every step in the Breeders= Futurity, winning by four lengths. Pollack was on hand to cheer him on. AHe just amazed me,@ she offered. AI did not expect him to go to the lead, but he did, and my heart was racing all the way around. Finally, when he came around the far turn, and I saw him so far ahead, a friend of mine said I just dropped my head, because I knew he=d won at that point.@ As emotional as Pollack might get when she=s watching one of her horses perform, she is a businesswoman as well, and she operates her stable as such. AMr. Kelley always said, if you have five horses in training, probably two of them won=t be any good, two of them will be OK, and then one will carry the barn,@ she remarked. AThat=s what I learned from Walter Kelley. I look at racing as a business. Some things you do for love, and some things for money. In horse racing, you do it for both.@ Still, it is the joy she gets from racing that keeps her involved. AAny time you win a race, I don=t care if it=s a claiming race or a stakes races, your whole life stops at that very moment that the horse crosses the finish line first,@ she said. AEverything else seems slow motion after that. I have to say that every single race is just amazing--actually, any time a horse tries really very hard, it=s amazing to me.@ And the Breeders= Cup is the pinnacle. AI=m very excited,@ Pollack said. AMy gosh, this is what we all work for, to have a horse like this. This is what we all aim for and pray for, so it=s just a >yippee= moment. Every time you wake up in the morning, it=s like, >oh, yippee!= It gives you lots of hope.@

GI Dixiana Breeders’ Futurity Winner’s Circle Coady Photography P TDN HEADLINE NEWS • 11/5/10 • PAGE 10 of 21 • thoroughbreddailynews.com “Bad” to the Bone Behkabad (Fr) (Cape Cross {Ire}), who boasts six wins from nine career starts, suffered the worst finish of his career when he was fourth in the Oct. 3 G1 prix de l=Arc de Triomphe. The three-year- old was four lengths behind winner Workforce (GB) (King=s Best) that afternoon, but jockey Christophe Lemaire thinks his mount can get the better of the Arc winner in the GI BC Turf. "The way he ran in the Arc, I think we have a great Behkabad (Fr) (right) & chance to win," Lemaire said. Goldikova (Fr) "I thought he would win the Horsephotos Arc, but it just wasn't our day. He never had a chance. "I was in good position, lying fifth or sixth. When the pacemakers started to retreat, the race completely changed. Some horses moved very quickly on the outside, some on the inside, and every jockey tried to find a way to escape. That's what caused the traffic problems. This happened just at the bend, which is the crucial moment of the race, and, unfortunately for us, some horses were luckier than us and they could accelerate. We were waiting for some space to accelerate, but when we finally had the gap, it was too late." The 31-year-old Frenchman will have his first Breed- ers= Cup mount this year. AI always wanted to be a jockey," he said, "and being Indian Gracey out of Juvenile Fillies at the Breeders' Cup is like a dream. To win would be a Trainer Jerry Hollendorfer revealed yesterday that dream come true.@ Indian Gracey (Indian Ocean), third after setting the pace in the GI Oak Leaf S., will be scratched from the Close Call for Gomez GI BC Juvenile Fillies. AShe has a hot right front foot, so It was a close call for jockey Garrett Gomez, who we=re not running,@ Hollendorfer said, adding, AI=d rather escaped serious injury when he was thrown from his know now than in the race. She=s talented, so she=ll get mount, Indy Bouquet (A.P. Indy), in the sixth race at other chances. But we=re going to do the right thing by Churchill Downs Thursday afternoon. Gomez, who is her and not run this time.@ named to ride in eight of the 14 Breeders= Cup World Championship races today and tomorrow, including Adele Dilschneider and Claiborne Farm=s Blame (Arch) in Click to see yesterday’s morning action at the GI Breeders= Cup Classic Saturday, was conscious Churchill Downs after the mishap and transported to Norton Audubon Hospital for observation. Ron Anderson, Gomez=s agent, said the rider complained of discomfort in his right Click for Thursday’s BC News shoulder. AThey took an x-ray and the results came Minute back negative,@ Anderson said. AWe are in the process of heading home now. Garrett is fine and in good spirits TDN on the Tube and he will ride [today]. Indy Bouquet, a three-year-old filly who had two previous starts for WinStar Farm, sustained a compound fracture of the left front cannon bone and was euthanized. AGarrett said the filly warmed CORRECTION: In Wednesday=sTDN, the sales informa- up good and everything looked fine,@ explained Ander- tion for Silver Timber (Prime Timber) was incorrectly son. AShe just took a bad step. He said it had nothing listed in the field for the GII Breeders= Cup Turf Sprint. to do with the course. It was just an unfortunate acci- He was a $100,000 OBS April juvenile. dent.@ P TDN HEADLINE NEWS • 11/5/10 • PAGE 11 of 21 • thoroughbreddailynews.com RESULTS Thursday, Flemington, Australia VRC OAKS-G1, A$1,000,000, Flemington (Melbourne), 11-4, 3yo, f, 1 9/16mT, 2:41.64, hy. Sire of Multiple Graded Stakes Winner 1--sBRAZILIAN PULSE (NZ), 122, f, 3, by Captain Rio (GB) & Breeders’ Cup F-M Sprint-G1 contender 1st Dam: Sharazad (Ire), by Tenby (GB) EVENING JEWEL 2nd Dam: Shabarana (Fr), by Nishapour (Fr) for owner Marilyn Braly, breeder Betty & Larry 3rd Dam: Shapaara (GB), by Rheingold (Ire) Mabee and trainer James Cassidy O-Lorne Bloodstock Pty Ltd Syndicate & R C Legh Racing Pty Ltd Syndicate; B-F Lee; T-Michael

Moroney; J-Craig Williams; A$600,000. Werk Nick Rating: A+. Click for the eNicks report & 5-cross pedigree. GIII River City H. (CDX) Battle of Hastings (GB) (Royal 2--Shamrocker (NZ), 122, f, 3, O=Reilly (NZ)--Bohemian Applause {GB}) proves much the best. Blues (NZ), by Blues Traveller (Ire). O-J R Dimery, Raffles Farm Syndicate, K Woolley, A J Smith, C P Wylie, J C Hitt, R Callister & S Larkey; B-Mrs M R & V Trillo; T-Danny O'Brien; A$180,000. 3--Placement (NZ), 122, f, 3, Savabeel (Aus)--Lucida 27 Monmouth St. (NZ), by O=Reilly (NZ). O-D T O’Brien, Balmerino Racing P’ship & 2nd Floor C A Bates; B-G J Chittick; T-Danny O=Brien; A$90,000. Red Bank, NJ 07701 Margins: 3/4, 2. Odds: 2-1, 20-1, 11-1. Fax (732) 747-8955 Also Ran: Kittens (Aus), Sasa (Aus), Shezaten (NZ), Maraaseem (Aus), Phone (732) 747-8060 Precious Lorraine (Aus), Dizlago (Aus), Yosei (Aus), Heartsareforlove (Aus), [email protected] Speed of Dark (Aus). Scratched: Bride Salama (Aus). Click for the Racing Post chart or the free brisnet.com catalogue-style pedigree. P TDN HEADLINE NEWS • 11/5/10 • PAGE 12 of 21 • thoroughbreddailynews.com

Results Cont. Thursday, Churchill Downs RIVER CITY H.-GIII, $111,200, CDX, 11-4, 3yo/up, 1 1/8mT, 1:48 4/5, fm. 1--BATTLE OF HASTINGS (GB), 121, g, 4, by Royal Applause (GB) 1st Dam: Subya (GB) (MSW & GSP-Eng), by Night Shift 2nd Dam: Ashshama, by Arctic Tern 3rd Dam: Sheer Fantasy, by Damascus (62,000gns yrl '07 TATOCT; 95,000gns 2yo >08 TATHIT). O-Mike House; B-Myriad Communications & New England Stud (GB); T-Gregory Fox; J-Joel Rosario; $66,876. Lifetime Record: MGISP, 22-7-5-2, $1,344,041. *1/2 to Villa Carlotta (GB) (Rainbow Quest), SW-Ire & Ity, SP-Eng. Werk Nick Rating: A++. Click for the eNicks report & 5-cross pedigree. 2--Midnight Mischief, 114, c, 4, Medaglia d=Oro- - Western Reel, by Gone West. O-Robert Cudney & John D Gunther; B-John D Gunther & Cudney Stables (KY); T-William I Mott; $21,573. 3--Boots Ahead, 115, g, 4, Storm Boot-- Mostbeautifulsound, by Miswaki. ($90,000 yrl '07 KEESEP). O-Agnes Peace; B-Dr Hiram Polk & Dr J David Richardson (KY); T-George Weaver; $10,787. Margins: 2HF, HF, NO. Odds: 1.90, 8.90, 11.60. Also Ran: Allie's Event, Rahystrada, Expansion, Schramsberg, Wise River. Scratched: Ready Set. Making his first start for the Greg Fox barn, Battle of Hastings quickened nicely in the stretch and powered home a convincing winner of this Breeders= Cup appe- tizer. The gelding was a top three-year-old turf horse last season, winning the GII Colonial Turf Cup and the GII Virginia Derby, but had been shut out in 10 starts since. Third to Proviso (GB) (Dansili {GB}) in the GI F. E. Kilroe Mile in March, he was a close third in the GII Arcadia H. the following month and a troubled fourth in this track=s GI Turf Classic on the Kentucky Derby undercard. Fifth in the GI Charles Whittingham H. going 10 panels June 5, he tried the Del Mar Poly in his two most recent starts, going down to Dakota Phone (Zavata) in the GII San Diego H. July 31 and a sneaky good fourth in the GI Pacific Classic Aug. 28. He was scratched from last weekend=s GII Fayette S. at Keeneland in favor of this, and that would prove a shrewd decision. Covered up in midfield as Wise River (Belong to Me) showed the way up front, Battle of Hastings was shown daylight by Joel Rosario four off the fence in upper stretch and kicked away as much the best. AI had to be really patient,@ said winning rider Rosario. AThat=s what you have to do, because if you=re not patient, it=s not going to happen. He really kicked on after we got clear. I just kind of waited to see how the horse wanted to go and waited for the right time.@ Click for the brisnet.com chart or the brisnet.com PPs. Video, sponsored by Taylor Made.

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KENTUCKY BLOODSTOCK SALES Fasig-Tipton November - Nov. 7 Keeneland November - Nov. 8-20 Gulf Coast Dispersal Begins at Keeneland Lance Robinson and Jerry Bailey=s Gulf Coast Farm, which announced in early October that it was completely dispersing its bloodstock, will send some 30 horses through the Keeneland November sales ring during Mon- day=s opening session of the bloodstock sale. The group will sell as hips 5001 through 5032 imme- diately following the last regularly catalogued lot in the session. A second Lookin At Lucky Sarah K Andrew group, hips 5033 through 5077, will sell at the end of Thursday=s session of the auction. The Gulf Coast horses are consigned by Taylor Made Sales Agency. Gulf Coast has developed a reputation for regularly turning out talented, well-conformed racehorses. Among the 27 stakes winners bred by the farm is champion juvenile and Saturday=s GI Breeders= Cup Classic hopeful Lookin At Lucky (Smart Strike). The farm bred, campaigned and or purchased dual Classic winner Thunder Gulch, Grade I winners Henny Hughes, Yes It=s True and Honour and Glory, as well as graded stakes winners Kensei, Cowtown Cat and Salute the Sarge. Gulf Coast-bred runners to win graded races this term include Conveyance (Indian Charlie), Lou Brissie (Lime- stone) and Grand Adventure (Grand Slam). AWe were primarily involved with mare-leasing in the past,@ Bailey said, explaining the decision to disperse the farm=s bloodstock. AAnd mare leases are no longer a viable option in the industry, so we needed to sell these horses that were involved with the mare leasing. We hope to continue in the industry in other aspects. We=ll continue with the farm in Henny Hughes Sarah K Andrew Florida and training, and we hope to get involved with some other aspects of the industry in the future.@ Cont. p14 P TDN HEADLINE NEWS • 11/5/10 • PAGE 14 of 21 • thoroughbreddailynews.com

Gulf Coast Dispersal Cont. Bailey said discussions of the summer included the option to scale back, rather than completely disperse. AWe had discussions on all of that,@ he said. AWe feel if one has a dispersal, it goes best with the buying public if they know they are going to get a chance with all of your horses, rather than just a chance at what you want to sell them. So I think anytime there is a dispersal, it makes for a better marketplace.@ The Gulf Coast dispersal has Kensei A Coglianese generated plenty of interest from potential buyers, according to Taylor Made=s Mark Taylor. AWe=ve had a lot of people calling the farm and want- ing to come out and see both the mares and the foals,@ Taylor confirmed. AI think Gulf Coast has such a reputation in the market for producing not only really top- class racehorses, but also, their signature thing is con- formation. The great thing about a Gulf Coast horse, when you get a runner, they are great-looking, too, and their value automatically goes up. So there have been a lot of people that really want to get a piece of that Gulf Coast legacy.@ Through Taylor Made, Gulf Coast sold Private Feeling (Belong to Me), the dam of Lookin At Lucky and Kensei, for $2 million at last year=s Fasig-Tipton November sale. The mare=s yearling colt by Afleet Alex sold for $750,000 through the Gainesway consignment at this year=s Fasig-Tipton Saratoga sale. The dispersal will give bidders the chance to own a piece of a proven system. AA lot of people who have historically tried to buy out of these Gulf Coast mares and get shut out--whether it be pinhookers or end users, they haven=t been able to get the horses bought,@ Taylor said. ASo they say, >Oh man, I loved Grand Adventure or I loved Conveyance and I was an underbidder.= They know that these are really good-looking horses, so people are looking to come out because they know this is a great opportunity; >Maybe I can afford to get a younger sibling or something out of the mare, or even get the factory bought and I can continue to produce my own.=@ Taylor is particularly impressed with the Gulf Coast weanlings selling at the November auction. AIn my scale, an A minus is a really high grade for a weanling,@ Taylor said. AIf I look at 100 foals, there typically might be 10 A minuses. If you look at this Gulf Coast group, there are 15 just in that group alone. Just across the board, it=s a very good group of foals.@ Included in the group is hip 5023, a colt from the first crop of GI Breeders= Cup Classic winner Raven=s Pass (Elusive Quality). Out of Eishin Bridle (Unbridled), who precedes her weanling into the Keeneland ring, the gray is a half-brother to stakes winner Road Read (More Than Ready) and to Grade I stakes placed Be Smart (Smarty Jones). Taylor called the colt, Aabsolutely exceptional.@ P TDN HEADLINE NEWS • 11/5/10 • PAGE 15 of 21 • thoroughbreddailynews.com

Among the Gulf Coast broodmares included in Book 1 All of the Gulf Coast horses will sell together at the is Distorted Passion (Distorted Humor--Arianna=s Pas- end of the Monday and Thursday sessions because of sion, by Unbridled=s Song) (hip 5020). The five-year-old their late entry into the sale, but Taylor is not con- mare, in foal to Giant=s Causeway, is a three-time cerned about that impacting their sale. stakes winner and twice graded stakes placed AIt=s kind of like the post position draw, you can=t help (ThoroStride video). She is out of stakes winner the way it turned out,@ he commented. AThe decision to Arianna=s Passion, a full-sister to graded stakes winner enter all the horses was made Warbling. Distorted Passion RNA=d at Keeneland Janu- past the deadline for Keeneland, ary this year for $400,000. so we had to think outside the ADistorted Passion is one of my favorites,@ Taylor box. I think it will be fine. I think said. AShe is just gorgeous; she=s jaw-dropping.@ it will add some buzz to the end Also selling Monday at Keeneland is Emptythetill of the sale. Normally you don=t (Holy Bull--In the Till, by Mr. Prospector) (hip 5024), the like being the last hip number in, dam of this year=s GIII Southwest S. and GIII San Rafael but I don=t think anyone is going S. winner Conveyance (Indian Charlie). Distorted Passion to leave knowing that these kind AEmptythetill is extremely nice,@ Taylor said. AAnyone A Coglianese of horses are coming through at who saw Conveyance as a yearling knows he was a the end of the session.@ stunner.@ The Gulf Coast dispersal will continue into 2011, The 10-year-old Emptythetill is again in foal to Indian according to Bailey, with mares selling at Keeneland in Charlie. (ThoroStride video) . January, as well as at OBS. Misty Sixes (Summer Squall--Double Sixes, by Gone Bailey is cautiously optimistic that the Gulf Coast West), also in foal to Indian Charlie, will sell as hip horses will be well-received at Keeneland. 5031. The 12-year-old mare is the dam of stakes- AWe have had a tremendous amount of reaction from placed Miss Dolce (Unbridled=s Song). Her three-year- people who buy weanlings,@ Bailey said. AAnd usually old filly Its About Midnight (Distorted Humor) was a we have a good November sale when the Breeders= Cup $725,000 Keeneland September yearling who gradu- is at Churchill. I hope that carries through this year.@ ated impressively at Keeneland in her debut Oct. 20. -Jessica Martini (ThoroStride video) .

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‘Miss’ Hits Big Update...and Aims For BC Glory Miss Keller's recent success is another feather in the A timely update can be a seller's best friend, and cap of Three Chimneys Racing, the racing partnership they don't get bigger than a Breeders' Cp victory. Three run by the Clay family that has done well with small Chimney's Racing's Miss Keller (Ire) (Montjeu {Ire}-- numbers and a specific business plan. Through Kern Ingozi {GB}, by Warn- Lillingston's Lincoln Collins, Three Chimneys Racing ing {GB}) will be a bit buys females in training from Europe, then brings them of a longshot in to- to the U.S. "In general terms, the grass racing in Europe day's GI Filly & Mare is very good, so we thought it might be a good idea to Turf, but will do her buy some fillies with some form over there," Three best to add further Chimney's Case Clay explained. "They might be just a luster to an already little bit below the Group 1 bar, or the group stakes bar. strong page in advance Then we try to win graded stakes over here." of Monday's opening The strategy led to Missit (Ire) (Orpen), a member of Miss Keller (Ire) session of the the inaugural Three Chimneys Racing class who won Horsephotos Keeneland November the GII Providencia S. in 2008; and Diamond Diva (GB) Sale, where she's (Dansili {GB}), who collected the GII Cashcall Mile Invi- slated to wheel back off two days' rest. Three Chim- tational S. and twice finished second in the GI Gamely neys consigns the four-year-old racing or broodmare BC S. Last year, Diamond Diva sold for $400,000 as a prospect as hip 211. broodmare prospect to Katsumi Yoshida at the Regardless of the outcome today, Miss Keller has Fasig-Tipton November Sale. already done plenty to boost her cause in the last three Miss Keller is from the second class of Three Chim- months. When the entries closed for the November Sale neys Racing, and she's not the only star, nor the only Aug. 2, Miss Keller was a European handicap winner filly to provide herself a big update. The four-year-old who had twice placed in Grade II company in the Ave (GB) (Danehill Dancer {Ire}) was also catalogued States. Two days later, she beat a tough Keertana for Keeneland's first session, and all she did was add a (Johar) to notch her first black-type success in the first Grade I to her resume with a victory in the GI restricted De La Rose S. at Saratoga. It was an impor- Flower Bowl Invitational S. at Belmont Oct. 2. Her tant win, and one that got into the catalogue. Her next previous best was a Group 3 win in Europe. Ave will three starts, however, did not, and those three com- not sell at Keeneland, however, or not its November prise the best work of her career. After taking the De Sale, anyway. Nor will she sell at the Tattersall Decem- La Rose, Miss Keller ran a close third in the GII Ballston ber Sale, another event she held an entry to. That's Spa H. Aug. 28, beaten 1 1/2 lengths after kicking in because she's being pointed toward the G1 Queen too late. That was enough to send her favored in the Elizabeth II at Kyoto Racecourse in Japan Nov. 14. "We GII Canadian S. at Woodbine Sept. 19, and, after laying have a consignment going to Tattersalls, and we were closer, pinned a graded merit badge to the sash. going to race her in the QEII and then sell her there, but Stepped up into Grade I company for the first time in the quarantine and shipping didn't allow us to do that," her career in the E.P. Taylor S. at Woodbine Oct. 16, explained Clay. "So we'll probably go the Keeneland she was shuffled back to third last, but powered to the January Sale--and maybe there's an argument that she front in the lane, only to find the flying Reggane (GB) sticks out better in January." (Red Ransom) too good in the final sixteenth. She was made an 8-1 chance on Mike Battaglia=s morning line Cont. p17 for the F/M Turf.

P TDN HEADLINE NEWS • 11/5/10 • PAGE 17 of 21 • thoroughbreddailynews.com Cont. from p16 SALES NEWS The members of Three Chimney Racing partnerships are "a group we've put together of friends and people Deauville August Yearling Sale Moved who are near and dear to us," said Clay. "We had suc- Arqana yesterday revealed that the 2011 Deauville cess with the first one, and so we did it again. We've August Yearling Sale will be staged later as a result of a started a third partnership, but we haven't made a shuffle in the European calendar. The showcase auction purchase yet." will take place Aug. 22-25, with the DBS Premier Year- The partnerships expire at a certain date, at which ling Sale moving accordingly to Aug. 31-Sept. 1. point the horses are sold at auction. Clay said there are Arqana's President Eric Hoyeau commented, "There about 12 people who own a share in Miss Keller. "And was a general consensus in favour of the August sale everybody's coming to the Breeders' Cup--we've got all being scheduled a little later in order to provide some the seats squared away and everything, and it should extra time for the yearlings, as well as for buyers and be a fun day," he added. "When you're going in and vendors. The difficulty was to find a date that would you're not the favorite, it almost makes it more fun. not clash with the York meeting, which is so important There's less pressure." to our British clients, nor with the DBS Premier Yearling Collins bought Miss Keller last summer for Three Sale. Therefore, we are very pleased to have come to Chimneys. In her first start in the U.S., for trainer Roger such a satisfactory result thanks to genuine collabora- Attfield, she ran fourth in the GII Lake Placid S. at tion between our two sales companies for the benefit Saratoga in August. She would also finish a good sec- of our community of buyers and vendors. The new ond in the GIII Valley View S. at Keeneland in October. format can thus be envisaged in the long run, which is While Miss Keller's 2010 blossoming can in part be essential to its success. Talks are now underway with attributed to a daughter of Montjeu getting better with the management of France Galop to amend the racing age, Clay said Attfield deserves plenty of credit, as calendar on these dates." does jockey Javier Castellano, who's ridden her six times and never finished worse than third. "She's a bit quirky, and she hates to be whipped," said Clay. "If you KEENELAND NOVEMBER STATISTICS hit her, she stops. Javier has ridden her beautifully, and he doesn't touch her." CUMULATIVE 2008 2009 Clay is optimistic of a good showing today, but is Catalogued 5709 4702 also keeping things in perspective. "Really, she's com- No. Offered 4188 3544 ing into the race great form," he said. "She won the No. Sold 3019 2779 Canadian well, and I thought she was going to win the RNAs 1169 765 % RNA 27.9% 21.6% E.P. Taylor. But Regganne snuck up on us and beat us No. $500K+ 49 28 gamely. Touch wood, she's doing really well now, High Price $3,000,000 $3,100,000 according to Roger. We're going up against the very Gross $185,552,300 $159,727,800 best--Midday (GB), Harmonious, just everybody--so well Average (% change) $61,462 $57,477 (-6.5%) just cross our fingers and hope for the best. It'll be Median (% change) $20,000 $20,000 (n/c) tough, but we'll have a lot of fun, no matter what."-LM

Discover the Hidden Brook Breeders’ Cup Connections • BC Juvenile Fillies AWESOME FEATHER – Sells HB Consignment Fasig-Tipton Nov. 7 Barn 4 – Hip #10 • BC Juvenile Fillies TELL A KELLY – Purchased, Raised & Sold by Hidden Brook • BC Juvenile f. Turf NINA FEVER – HB Yearling Sale Grad; WYOMIA – Trained by HB partner Danny Vella • BC Turf Sprint ROSE CATHERINE – Hidden Brook Yearling Purchase for Paul Pompa, Jr. • BC Juvenile RIVETING REASON – Half-Brother to HB Racing Partnership filly Honeymoon Girl • BC Classic MUSKET MAN – Hidden Brook Raised & Sold • BC Classic PLEASANT PRINCE – HB Yearling Sale Graduate / Purchased dam ARCHDUCHESS privately prior to 1st SW Get Connected! S Discover the Hidden Brook Difference! Contact Sergio de Sousa (859) 983-1897 • Dan Hall (859) 621-0526 • Mike Recio (859) 221-1809 • Website: www.hiddenbrookfarmky.com P TDN HEADLINE NEWS • 11/5/10 • PAGE 18 of 21 • thoroughbreddailynews.com Selling Sunday at Fasig-Tipton November Mixed Hidden Brook, Agent for Paul Pompa, Jr.

THE MCKINSEY REPORT: A RETROSPECTIVE If there is a document or report in the Thoroughbred FRANNY FREUD - HIP #59 industry that is cited or mentioned more often than the "McKinsey Report," I am not aware of it. Almost any GRADE 1 STAKES WINNER of $686,029 discussion of drugs and medication in our sport eventu- • Won Belmont’s Grade 1 Prioress Stakes ally leads back to a mention of that seminal report of 1991. over Test winner Champagne D’Oro Most recently, it was referenced in news stories that • Won Keeneland’s prestigious Grade 2 focused on the Kentucky Horse Racing Commission's decision in early September to approve a regulation that Beaumont Stakes on synthetic calls for deeper testing of fewer samples, which should result in overall cost savings. • Won only start on turf--$100,000 stake With the 27th running of the Breeders' Cup sched- vs. colts at Belmont - Wire to wire by 6! uled for today and tomorrow, the topics of medication and drug-testing are sure to be revisited once again, not only in our industry trade publications but also in the general-interest outlets that devote coverage to Thor- D’ FUNNYBONE - Hip #179 oughbred racing mostly for high-profile events like the Triple Crown and Breeders' Cup. FIVE-TIME G2 SW RACING & STALLION PROSPECT How much have we progressed in the areas of medication and drug-testing since 1991? And what exactly • 3 wins in 5 starts at 2, G2 Futurity S. at was the McKinsey Report? Belmont over 2010 G1 King’s Bishop winner At The Jockey Club's annual Round Table Conference Discreetly Mine and G2 Saratoga Special on Matters Pertaining to Racing in 1990, following by over ten lengths presentations on the topic of drugs and drug testing, The Jockey Club announced that it was in discussion • 3 wins in 6 starts at 3, 2010, G2 Hutcheson with McKinsey & Company, Inc., the prominent man- & G2 Swale S. at GP and G2 W. Stephens S. agement consulting firm, to develop a world-class management program for drug-testing in the United States. over Discreetly Mine at Belmont. McKinsey was subsequently retained and in May • Claiborne Farm female family of Leading Sire 1991, the company delivered the report. It was actually entitled, "Building a World Class Drug Detection System FORTY NINER and dual Classic Winner for the Racing Industry: A National Strategic Plan." SWALE. The report was unveiled at the annual conference of the Association of Racing Commissioners International • SAME CROSS as FL 09 #1 FRESHMAN SIRE (RCI) that month; two authors of the study subse- and 2010 LEADING 2ND CROP SIRE quently presented the highlights of the report at the WILDCAT HEIR-G1 1991 Round Table Conference. In a nutshell, it identified broad changes that would be required throughout the industry if an effective system were to be achieved. It went on to suggest that if the recommendations were implemented quickly and efficiently the industry could eventually have a more effective drug detection system at lower costs than were being incurred at that time. Contact Sergio de Sousa (859) 983-1897 • Dan Hall (859) 621-0526 The McKinsey Report is important because it pro- Mike Recio (859) 221-1809 • Office (859) 988-9377 vided a blueprint. And we are talking about it 19 years later because we are still taking some of the necessary Discover the Difference! steps that were outlined in that report. Cont. p19 www.hiddenbrookfarmky.com P TDN HEADLINE NEWS • 11/5/10 • PAGE 19 of 21 • thoroughbreddailynews.com

Certainly, the creation in 2001 of the broad-based coalition known as the Racing Medication and Testing Consortium (RMTC) has made drug reform a priority and given the industry a vehicle to conduct necessary research and make recommendations. In fact, the McKinsey Report served as the road map in the early days of RMTC. The RMTC's Drug Testing Initiative, in particular, has made significant inroads, as we heard from Alan Fore- man, an RMTC board member, at the Round Table Conference in August. The six major recommendations of the McKinsey Report were: Animal selection policy: adopt a new system built around testing 50 percent of the winners and other specific finisher categories. Two states, Kentucky and Washington, are experi- menting with this philosophy for the first time ever this year. There is still resistance to such a policy from many industry stakeholders but that could change if there are remarkable results in these two states. Sample collection and documentation process: all steps in the sample collection process should be fully documented to minimize litigation problems and an industry-wide split sample process should be adopted to maintain fairness. This has been almost universally adopted. There are almost no cases overturned anymore due to chain of custody issues and while the mechanics of the split sample programs still differ between the states, the opportunity is afforded in all. The RMTC, as part of its Drug Testing Initiatives, has Research and technology management: a national contracted with a company to provide, for the first time research program should be adopted to establish ever, an independent quality assurance program that threshold levels; develop tests for drugs where current will go into place in 2011. RMTC and RCI continue to methods are inadequate; develop new tests for drugs; work together on ISO accreditation for racing laborato- set trace levels for therapeutic drugs used in training; ries. and foster better technology management. Responsibilities and penalties: a consistent system of This has been a major goal of the RMTC since its penalties proportional to the offense should be estab- inception and RMTC is actively tackling the threshold lished based on categorization of drugs into six groups research and support research for drugs where current ranked by degree of influence on performance. methods are inadequate. RMTC has spent over $1.5 The RCI Uniform Classification Guidelines for Foreign million on research of this nature and significant prog- Substances was developed as a result of this recom- ress has been made. It will never be a "mission accom- mendation and is still maintained and widely used to- plished" recommendation: there will always be new day. The RMTC developed a logical set of model penal- drugs, both therapeutic and non-therapeutic, so contin- ties based around the classification document and it is ually offering research support is critical. currently being used by over 20 states. Lab operations and configuration: labs should be consolidated. Looking back on the McKinsey Report today, it might This is beginning to happen, not as a result of indus- just be that the report was ahead of its time. But there try pressure but due to the fragile budgets of state is no doubt that it has served the industry well. racing commissions, the demands of new technology Much of the progress we have made in the medica- and an ever-increasing number of drugs that samples tion area in the past 19 years was due to the McKinsey need to be tested for. It will likely continue over the Report. next five to 10 years. "Seminal" is defined as highly original and influencing Quality assurance: the industry should have strong the development of future events. quality assurance activities covering every aspect of the The McKinsey Report was thatYand has done that. testing process, not just the testing labs, and the RCI should promote a certification process. Cont. p20 P TDN HEADLINE NEWS • 11/5/10 • PAGE 20 of 21 • thoroughbreddailynews.com

Matt Iuliano became the executive vice president and executive director of The Jockey Club January 1, 2010, after more than eight years as the organization's vice president of registration services. He oversees all matters concerning The American Stud Book and repre- sents The Jockey Club as it interacts with industry committees and organizations, including the Thorough- bred Safety Committee and the Racing Medication & Testing Consortium. He previously served in several executive capacities at Churchill Downs Incorporated over the course of a 12-year stint.

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UNCLE MO GI $2,000,000 Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Owner: Repole Stable (Mike Repole); Trainer: Todd Pletcher VINEYARD HAVEN GI $1,000,000 Breeders’ Cup Dirt Mile There’s no hassle at the Castle Owner: Godolphin Racing LLC; Trainer: Saeed bin Suroor 4625 NW 110th Ave., Ocala, Florida 34482 Contact J. J. Crupi AWESOME GEM Office 352-842-5400 • Cell 352-427-1600 GIII $500,000 Breeders’ Cup Marathon www.newcastlefarm.com Owner: West Point Thoroughbreds; Trainer: Craig Dollase P TDN HEADLINE NEWS • 11/5/10 • PAGE 21 of 21 • thoroughbreddailynews.com

I been reading Mr. Whiteley's essays (TDN 11/4/10) with great interest, and I think the latest, dealing with stud fees, is finally getting to the heart of the matter. If you're trying to judge the viability of any business (assuming, of course, that there's a market for the product), it all boils down to two factors: What's the cost structure? And how do you get paid? If the cost structure is out of whack, the business isn't going to make it. The thoroughbred industry is so compartmen- talized that it's easy to forget that it's really just one long (very long) supply chain, and that the end product is the horse on the track. That's where the industry gets paid. All the other activities, starting at the breeding shed, are processes in the production of that horse. If the cost of these processes adds up to more than the revenue the horse can generate, you need to find some savings--in a hurry. Most of the processes involved in the production of a racehorse seem to be based on real factors: labour, overhead, the cost of capital. Stud fees, well, stud fees are something else again. If the percentage of "A" runners produced by even the most suc- cessful sires is in the single digits, how can these fees be justified economically? If your financial advisor sug- gested an investment of $100,000, with a 95% chance of failure, what would you say--besides "Goodbye?" Stud fees don't seem to have any basis in economic reality, and the shockingly low percentage of profitable weanlings and yearlings would seem to bear this out. The market is saying that these horses are not worth their cost of production, and the biggest part of that cost is the stud fee. This is an agribusiness, and if the cost of seed is greater than the value of the crop, you're eventually going to have to start growing something else. Michael Gojanovich, Guelph, Ontario

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SWORD DANCE DIES AT 26 Top Florida stallion Sword Dance (Ire) (Nijinsky II--Rosa Mundi, by Secretar- iat) died of natural causes at Gil and Marilyn Campbell=s Stonehedge Farm South Monday. Retired to stud in 1990 and pensioned in 2004, the multiple graded stakes winner was 26. The winner of the GII Del Mar H. was responsible for 23 black-type winners, including GI Arlington Million winner Marlin and millionaire and graded stakes winner Blazing Sword. ASword Dance was the first big stallion we purchased, and he brought Stonehedge and Mr. & Mrs. Campbell a lot of success,@ King said. AHe was a foundation horse in Florida, one of the few to sire an Arlington Million winner. He had a foundation pedigree, and he was such a consistent sire for so long. He will be missed.@ Sword Dance will be buried at the farm.

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Yesterday=s Results: 5th-CDX, $53,460, Alw, Opt. Clm. ($80,000), NW3$X, 3yo/up, 1 1/16m, 1:44 2/5, ft. 1--MODERN COWBOY, 118, c, 3, Tiznow--Western

Woman (SW, $114,800), by West by West. ($200,000 yrl '08 KEESEP). O-Green Hills Farm Inc; B-Chestnut Farm (KY); T-Todd A Pletcher. Lifetime 9th-CDX, $49,390, Alw, NW1X, 3yo/up, f/m, Record: 8-4-1-0, $128,498. *1/2 to Hype (More 1 1/16mT, 1:44 1/5, fm. Than Ready), GSP, $127,540. DOE RUN (f, 3, Yonaguska--Slamma, by Grand Slam) 2--Smarten Destiny, 120, g, 4, Smart Strike--Valenza, was beaten a half-length into second by tonight=s GI BC by Chief's Crown. ($70,000 RNA yrl '07 FTSAUG). Ladies= Classic hopeful It=s Tea Time (Dynaformer) over 3--Soul Warrior, 120, c, 4, Lion Heart--Urmia, by the Saratoga turf course Aug. 1 and followed with a Meadowlake. ($175,000 wlng '06 KEENOV; $95,000 fourth in the Sept. 2 Riskaverse S. She led into the final yrl '07 KEESEP; $290,000 2yo >08 OBSMAR). furlong of a Sept. 26 Belmont allowance, but yielded Margins: 3 3/4, HF, 4 3/4. Odds: 2.40, 5.50, 1.70. late to be beaten a 1/2-length in second. Favored here Modern Cowboy missed by a nose going this track=s at 2-1, Doe Run was last but one for the opening half- one-turn mile in a May 29 allowance, then returned mile, was asked to pick it up leaving the three-eighths from a brief freshening to take a two-turn Monmouth marker and drove past Media Madness (Empire Maker) allowance by a neck Aug. 1. A distant fourth behind to take it by 1 1/4 lengths. Lifetime Record: Sales his- J “TDN Rising Star” J Trickmeister (Proud Citizen) tory: $40,000 yrl '08 FTMOCT. Lifetime Record: in Saratoga=s Pleasant Colony S. Aug. 20, the bay 9-2-4-0, $86,820. Click for the brisnet.com chart or dropped back in to an appropriate level and cleared his video, sponsored by Taylor Made. second allowance condition by 1 1/4 lengths over the O-Mrs George M Sensor. B-T Salerno (KY). T-W Phipps. Turfway Polytrack Oct. 1. The second wagering choice behind 2009 GIII West Virginia Derby winner Soul War- TELL IT TO THE TDN... rior, Modern Cowboy bided his time from fourth as the Want to send a “Letter to the Editor” of the favorite argued the pace from the inside. The Pletcher Thoroughbred Daily News? Our address is 27 trainee swept three wide into contention at the quarter Monmouth St., Red Bank, NJ, 07701; or send a fax pole and stayed on best of all for a convincing victory. to: (732) 747-8955; an e-mail to: Soul Warrior held well for third in his first run since a [email protected]; or post in our midpack fourth in last year=s GII Super Derby, a break new Forum section at of over 13 months. Click for the brisnet.com chart or http://www.thoroughbreddailynews.com/members/fo video, sponsored by Taylor Made. rum/. P TDN AROUND THE WORLD • 11/5/10 • PAGE 2 of 8 • thoroughbreddailynews.com

Central Report cont. 6th-CDX, $48,098, Msw, 3yo/up, f/m, 1mT, 1:38, fm. UP IN LIGHTS (f, 3, Smart Strike--Future Starlet {GSP, Wishing Good Luck to $111,229}, by Theatrical {Ire}) was runner-up to future 2010 Breeders’ Cup Runners SW Queen of the Creek (Theatrical {Ire}) in a November maiden over this turf course in her final start for the Anthony Mitchell barn, and made a solid impression in SUPREME SUMMIT her first go for this outfit, finishing third going nine panels at this track July 3. A half-length third over the Saratoga weeds Aug. 15, the bay was cutting back to WISE DAN a flat mile off a narrow defeat going 9 1/2 furlongs at the Spa Sept. 1. Out the back and angled over to the HAYNESFIELD fence within the first half-furlong, Up in Lights was given his cue on the final bend, switched out widest for FLY DOWN the drive and overwhelmed Jump Star (Jump Start) to take it by two lengths as the 2-1 chalk. Indy Bouquet Clients using our purchasing and mating (A.P. Indy) fractured her left front cannon bone nearing the final turn and had to be euthanized. Up in Lights is recommendations have had 70 previous a half to Lady of the Future (Eastern Echo), MSW & Breeders’ Cup starters. MGSP, $507,182. Lifetime Record: 9-1-3-2, $64,217. Click for the brisnet.com chart or video, sponsored by Taylor Made. If you want to get to the Breeders’ Cup, O/B-Russell L Reineman Stable Inc (KY). T-Ian R Wilkes. start with Cecil Seaman & Company. 10th-CDX, $42,846, Msw, 2yo, 1 1/16m, 1:47, ft. Contact us Now for the November Sale ANTHONY'S CROSS (c, 2, Indian Charlie--Screening, by Unbridled) hit the gate at the start of his six-furlong and your 2011 matings. debut at Saratoga July 31, but recovered nicely to CECIL SEAMAN & CO. LLC ! 859.293.0561 ! Mobile 859.533.5507 finish fourth. A rallying third to GIII Iroquois S. hero Fax 859.299.9630 ! www.cecilseaman.com Astrology (A.P. Indy) and tomorrow=s GII Nashua S. aspirant To Honor and Serve (Bernardini) in a seven- furlong test at the Spa Sept. 4, the Pennsylvania-bred could not overcome a wide run on the turn and finished fourth as the favorite going two turns over the Keeneland Polytrack Oct. 9. Settled just off the flank of longshot Voodat (Roman Ruler) through the early ex- changes, Anthony=s Cross turned up the heat approach- Sire of Multiple Graded Stakes Winner ing the quarter pole and gradually wore that one down & Breeders’ Cup F-M Sprint-G1 contender for a 2 1/2-length success as the 6-5 chalk. Anthony s = EVENING JEWEL Cross is a half to Fugitive Angel (Alphabet Soup), $203,147, recent winner of the GIII Pin Oak Valley for owner Marilyn Braly, breeder Betty & Larry View S. at Keeneland. Sales history: $300,000 yrl '09 Mabee and trainer James Cassidy FTSAUG. Lifetime Record: 4-1-0-1, $33,020. Click for the brisnet.com chart or video, sponsored by Taylor Made. O-Arianne De Kwiatkowski. B-George Strawbridge Jr 5th-CDX (Alw) Modern Cowboy (Tiznow) makes it (PA). T-Eoin G Harty. two in a row. 10th-CDX (Msw) Anthony=s Cross (Indian Charlie) 5th-HAW, $29,760, Msw, 2yo, 6f, 1:12 4/5, ft. scores in his dirt route debut. +FOUR LEFT FEET (c, 2, Trippi--Romance Dance, by 7th-LRL (Msw) Seaside (Aldebaran) romps in the Vision and Verse), let go at 29-1 on his debut, was slop. bumped and in tight at the start, but moved into contention on the turn, shifted out six wide for the drive A # will distinguish first-time stakes-winners, a @ will and pulled away late to score by 2 1/2 lengths. Lifetime indicate first-time graded stakes-winners, a s will Record: 1-1-0-0, $20,160. Click for the brisnet.com denote a first-time Grade/Group 1 winner, a + will chart. indicate first-time starters, an (S) will be used for state- O-Carson Springs Farm, Letto Thoroughbreds Inc, Ken bred races, a (C) will be used for maiden-claiming races Meeker & Phillip Cooper. B-Romance Dance Partnership and an (R) will be used for other restricted races. (IL). T-Christine K Janks. P TDN AROUND THE WORLD • 11/5/10 • PAGE 3 of 8 • thoroughbreddailynews.com

Central Report cont. 7th-LRL, $28,000, Msw, 3yo/up, f/m, 6f, 1:12 4/5, sy. +SEASIDE (f, 3, Aldebaran--Classic Contender {MSP}, Friday, Churchill Downs, post time: 3:00 p.m. EDT by Buckfinder) capped a short, but promising worktab JIMMY V S., $85,000, 3yo, 6f with a strong five-eighths move from the gate in PP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER 1:02 2/5 Oct. 29, but was dismissed at 14-1 for a barn 1 Backtrack Grand Slam Graham G Scherer with good numbers across the board for this type of 2 Cool Bullet Red Bullet Bridgmohan Margolis horse. Drawn widest in a scratched-down field of eight, 3 Don’t Put It Back Put It Back Sterling Jr V Foley the Virginia-bred raced with the pace while out into the 4 Don Tito Trippi Rosario Sadler track and took aim on pacesetting favorite Corsica (Sky 5 Latigo Shore Malibu Moon Velazquez Zito 6 Backtalk Smarty Jones Bejarano Amoss Mesa) entering the stretch. She drifted out under left- 7 Bulldogger Dixie Union M Garcia Baffert handed urging from Eric Camacho, but, given a couple 8 Close to the Edge Yes It’s True Dominguez Trombetta of reminders on his right shoulder, got her mind back 9 Noble’s Promise Cuvee Leparoux McPeek on business and raced away to score by 5 1/4 lengths. All carry 116 pounds. Lifetime Record: 1-1-0-0, $15,960. Click for the Click for the brisnet.com pps. brisnet.com chart or video, sponsored by Taylor Made. O-Wolver Hill Farm. B-Mrs C Oliver Iselin III (VA). T-A Ferris Allen III. EAST

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First-crop starters to watch: Friday, November 5 Sire (Sire’s Sire), current farm, 2007 Fee, #foals of racing age/Winners/ BRITAIN BlackTypeWnrs * Race #-track, race type, distance, runner, odds (if available) FIGURES RISE AGAIN AT DONCASTER ARAGORN (IRE) (Giant's Causeway), Lane's End, $30K, 92/8/0 Yesterday=s first session of the DBS November 5-HOL, Msw, 1 1/16mT, Skipton Creek, $120K KEE SEP yrl Horses-in-Training Sale resulted in significant increases 5-HOL, Msw, 1 1/16mT, Anniversary Girl, $19K KEE SEP yrl BERNARDINI in average and median of 59 per cent and 88 per cent (A.P. Indy), Darley, $100K, 109/9/3 respectively. While jumps prospects dominated pro- 3-LRL, Msw, 1 1/16mT, Littlegreatone, 8-1 ceedings, trainer David Simcock snapped up one of the 8-CD, Stk, 1 1/16m, A Z Warrior, $775K KEE SEP yrl, 7-2 smarter flat horses when paying 52,000 for the dual 8-CD, Stk, 1 1/16m, Theyskens' Theory, $250K FTS AUG yrl, 10-1 , BLUEGRASS CAT (Storm Cat), Winstar Farm LLC, $50K, 118/18/2 winning two-year-old Lord of the Stars (Speightstown). 2-WO, Alw, 1m, Bluegrass Dreamer, 2-1 From Mogeely Stud, hip 357 whose dam is a sister to 3-AQU, Msw, 1mT, Miss Crabtree, $40K SAR AUG yrl, 20-1 the Graded-Stakes scorer Forest Grove (Forestry) was 6-CD, Stk, 1mT, Kathmanblu, $57K KEE SEP yrl, 10-1 also seventh in this year=s G3 Molecomb S. for trainer BORREGO (El Prado {Ire}), Wintergreen Stallion Station, $20K, 68/6/0 Ralph Beckett. Alastair Lidderdale paid ,47,000 for hip 6-CD, Stk, 1mT, Nina Fever, $32K KEE SEP yrl, 30-1 305, the triple-winning four-year-old gelding North Cape CONGRATS (A.P. Indy), Vinery Ltd., $13K, 108/19/2 (Action This Day) from Henry Candy=s Kingstone War- 8-CD, Stk, 1 1/16m, Jordy Y, $57K OBS FEB 2yo, 30-1 ren Stables, while hip 367, Walter Swinburn=s three- POMEROY (Boundary), Vinery Ltd., $13K, 96/17/0 year-old colt Alubari (GB) (Tiger Hill {Ire}), was secured 7-CT, Msw, 4 1/2f, Mizz Pomeroy, $12K EAS SEP yrl, 10-1 by Bobby O=Ryan for ,37,000. His half-siblings include 7-CT, Msw, 4 1/2f, +Jagged Cliffs, $7K EAS SEP yrl, 4-1 the Danehill pair of Leporello (Ire)--now a sire--and SUAVE (A.P. Indy), Darby Dan Farm, $18K, 85/11/1 Group-placed Poppy Carew (Ire) (Danehill), as well as 9-CT, Msw, 6 1/2f, Sir Fit's too Much, 3-1 the dams of Devious Boy (GB) (Dr Devious {Ire}) and UNBRIDLED ENERGY (Unbridled's Song), Crestwood Farm, $10K, 79/4/0 Marzelline (Ire) (Barathea {Ire}). DBS Managing Director 3-AQU, Msw, 1mT, My Unbridled Storm, $30K EAS MAY 2yo, 20-1 Henry Beeby said, AWe are delighted with an excellent trade for a strong catalogue from regular DBS consign- First/Second-crop starters to watch: Friday, Nov. 5 ors which was boosted by some significant Irish draft Sire (Sire’s Sire), current farm, 2006 Fee, #foals of racing age/Winners/ as a result of our amalgamation with the Goffs HIT BlackTypeWnrs * Race #-track, race type, distance, runner, odds (if available) Sale.@ Selling continues at 10 a.m. tomorrow. Full re- HEAR NO EVIL (Carson City), , 22/9/2 sults are available on www.dbsauctions.com. 4-CD, Stk, 1 1/16m, Jackson Bend, 3-1 INDIAN OCEAN (Stormy Atlantic), Bridlewood Farm, $4K, 138/35/1 Doncaster November Sale 8-CD, Stk, 1 1/16m, Indian Gracey, $34K OBS APR 2yo, 15-1 Thursday, Nov. 4, 2010 KITTEN'S JOY (El Prado {Ire}), Ramsey Farm, Inc, $25K, 206/64/5 3-AQU, Msw, 1mT, +Saint Kitten, 5-1 LIMEHOUSE (Grand Slam), Vinery, $18K, 165/54/5 SESSION TOTALS 2010 2009 8-CD, Stk, 1 1/16m, Delightful Mary, $500K OBS APR 2yo, 8-1 Catalogued 255 n/a ORATORY (Pulpit), Country Life Farm, $5K, 105/33/0 No. Offered 177 198 9-CT, Msw, 6 1/2f, +Rocky Marsh, 5-1 No. Sold 140 137 POLLARD'S VISION (Carson City), Wintergreen Stallion Station, $10K, 165/52/7 RNAs 37 61 10-CD, Stk, 1 1/8m, Blind Luck, $10K OBS APR 2yo, 9-5 % RNA 20.9% 30.8% SAINT LIAM (Saint Ballado), Lane's End, $50K, 98/49/4 Gross £1,181,500 £715,100 10-CD, Stk, 1 1/8m, Havre de Grace, $380K KEE SEP yrl, 4-1 Average (% change) £8,320 (+59.4%) £5,219 Median (% change) £4,500 (+87.5%) £2,400 www.dbsauctions.com 27 Monmouth St. 2nd Floor A # will distinguish first-time stakes-winners, a @ will Red Bank, NJ 07701 indicate first-time graded stakes-winners, a s will Fax (732) 747-8955 denote a first-time Grade/Group 1 winner, a + will Phone (732) 747-8060 indicate first-time starters, an (S) will be used for state- bred races, a (C) will be used for maiden-claiming races [email protected] and an (R) will be used for other restricted races. P TDN AROUND THE WORLD • 11/5/10 • PAGE 5 of 8 • thoroughbreddailynews.com

British Report cont. FRANCE

Yesterday=s Results: OSARUS NOVEMBER BUOYANT Kempton Park, 17.30, Mdn, ,4,250, 2yo, f, 7f (AWT), Lively trade continued throughout Osarus= inaugural 1:27.33, stn. November Yearling Sale which was staged at L=Isle LITTLE CURTSEY (GB) (f, 2, Royal Applause {GB}- - Briand=s plush racecourse complex in Le Lion d=Angers Tychy {GB}, by Suave Dancer), third over six furlongs yesterday evening. The 102-strong catalog yielded a here on debut Oct. 20, broke smartly to stalk the early healthy i284,500 aggregate and the sale also set pace on the inner. Cruising to the lead with a quarter decent benchmarks for average and median. Leading mile remaining, the 30,000gns TATOCT yearling was the way was Haras de Saint Arnoult=s Hip 69b, who driven out to hold Lady Rosamunde (GB) (Maria's Mon) went the way of trainer Henri-Alex Pantall for i16,500. by a half length. Godolphin's newcomer Almaasah The February-foaled daughter of Anabaa Blue (GB) (Street Cry {Ire}), the full-sister to Street Sense, looked (Anabaa) is out of a half-sister to the Listed Yerba in need of the experience and could fare no better than Buena S. victress Mabadi (Sahm), and is from the fam- fifth. Lifetime Record: 2-1-0-1, ,3,091. ily of Ibn Bey (GB) (Mill Reef) and Roseate Tern (GB) Video, courtesy Racing UK. (Blakeney {GB}). Second place on the podium went to O-Lady Faringdon; B-L Ellinas & Old Mill Stud; T-Hughie Haras du Meheran=s Hip 82, a jumps-bred son of Saint Morrison. des Saints (Fr) (Cadoudal {Fr}), who was sold to Haras du Chene for i16,000. Pinhooker Con Marnane en- Kempton Park, 18.00, Mdn, ,4,250, 2yo, f, 7f (AWT), joyed a busy day=s trade and the Bansha House Stables 1:25.92, stn. collection numbered six by the end of the session, OCEANWAY (f, 2, Street Cry {Ire}--Sea Gift, by A.P. costing a combined i45,500. Marnane=s biggest out- Indy), a length second to Charleston Lady (GB) (Hurri- lay, and fourth-highest price of the day, was i13,000 cane Run {Ire}) over a mile here last time Oct. 25, for Haras des Loges= Hip 15, an April-foaled daughter of broke well to race in third throughout the early ex- Gold Away (Ire) (Goldneyev). She is a half-sister to the changes. Taking control with 2 1/2 furlongs remaining, dual listed winner Jioconda (Ire) (Rossini), herself the the 5-4 pick kicked clear to record an eased-down dam of this term=s G3 Tyros S. third Jolie Jioconde (Ire) eight-length success from Alareen (Selkirk). Lifetime (Marju {Ire}), and hails from the family of Classic Cliche Record: 3-1-1-0, ,3,427. Video, courtesy Racing UK. (Ire) (Salse) and My Emma (GB) (Marju {Ire}). The fledg- O-Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed Al Maktoum; ling sale company has extended its bonus scheme to B-Darley; T-Mark Johnston. cover this sale and offers a i6,000 premium to the owner of the first horse to win which was sold under Kempton Park, 17.00, Mdn, ,3,350, 3yo/up, 7f (AWT), the hammer. Full results can be viewed at 1:25.70, stn. www.osarus.com. ENTITLED (GB) (f, 3, Pivotal {GB}--Noble One {GB}, by Primo Dominie {GB}), runner-up on all three turf starts, most recently in a 10-furlong maiden at Windsor Aug. Osarus November Yearling Sale 8, started as the 4-11 favorite and raced under restraint Thursday, Nov. 4, 2010 in rear early. Coaxed to the front racing wide passing the quarter pole, the homebred drew away to record a SESSION 2010 comfortable six-length defeat of Sunset Kitty (Gone Catalogued 102 West). The winner is a full to Peeress (GB), Hwt. Older Offered 92 Mare-Eng at 7-9.5f, MG1SW-Eng, G1SP-Ire & Fr, Sold 49 $922,917. Lifetime Record: 4-1-3-0, ,4,826. RNA 43 Video, courtesy Racing UK. %RNA 46.7% O/B-Cheveley Park Stud; T-Sir Michael Stoute. Gross €268,500 Average €5,480 Median €9,000 TDN Euro is: England: Sean Cronin (CAFE Racing) Private Sales Tom Frary (CAFE Racing) No. 3 Barry Sangster (CAFE Racing) Gross €16,000 Gavin Dobson (CAFE Racing) Adjusted Gross €284,500 France: Claude Beniada www.osarus.com Germany: Christa Riebel Ireland: Dave Keena Italy: Giorgio Barsotti All post times in the TDN are local time P TDN AROUND THE WORLD • 11/5/10 • PAGE 6 of 8 • thoroughbreddailynews.com

French Report cont. Yesterday=s Results: ASIA Saint-Cloud, 14.15, Mdn, i24,000, 2yo, c/g, 1mT, 1:47.20, vsf. NOBEL WINNER (FR) (c, 2, Grand Slam--Banyu Dewi Wednesday=s Results: {Ger} (MGSP-US, SW & GSP-Ger, $119,361), by JBC CLASSIC-Listed, -170,000,000, Funabashi, 11-3, Poliglote {GB}), a first-up second over course and dis- 3yo/up, 1800m, 1:49.90, gd. tance last time Sept. 17, overcame his wide draw to 1--SMART FALCON (JPN), 125, h, 5, Gold Allure (Jpn) race in second after the initial stages of this return. 1st Dam: Keishu Herb (Jpn), by Mississippian Pushed along soon after turning for home, the 39-10 2nd Dam: Kyoei Shirayuki (Jpn), by Crowned Prince second choice led inside the quarter-mile marker and 3rd Dam: Ariaan (GB), by Silver Shark (GB) was ridden out late to score by two lengths from Pine O-Toru Okawa; B-Okada Stad; T-Ken Kozaki; Creek (GB) (Doyen {Ire}). The winner is a half to -100,000,000. Lifetime Record: 25 starts, 15 wins, Brigantin (Cozzene), GSW-Fr, SW-Swi, $157,897. 4 places, 1 show, -520,736,000. *1/2 to World Sales history: i32,000 yrl >09 ARQOCT. Lifetime Cleek (Jpn) (Magic Mirror {GB}), SW-Jpn, Record: 2 starts, 1 win, 1 place, i18,800. $2,015,968. O-Salah Mosbah El Mabruk, Bashir Haman, Jean-Marie 2--Furioso (Jpn), 125, h, 6, Brian=s Time--Keishu Herb Beguigne, Alexis Chetioui & Pierre Bonnier; B-SNIG (Jpn), by Mr. Prospector. Elevage; T-Jean-Marie Beguigne. 3--Admire Subaru (Jpn), 125, h, 7, Admire Boss (Jpn)-- Admire Yell (Ire), by Generous (Ire). Saint-Cloud, 13.10, Mdn, i24,000, 2yo, f, 1mT, Margins: 7, 1 1/2, 1. Odds: 15.10, 0.70, 44.30. 1:49.20, vsf. PIRIKA (IRE) (f, 2, Monsun {Ger}--Paita {GB} {Hwt 2yo JBC SPRINT-Listed, -136,000,000, Funabashi, 11-3, Filly-Ger, G1SW-Fr, GSP-Ger, SP-Ity, $416,072}, by 3yo/up, 1000m, :57.60, gd. Intikhab), a debut seventh at Longchamp Oct. 17, 1-- SUMMER WIND (JPN), 125, h, 5, Taiki Shuttle stalked the leader in second until the home straight in 1st Dam: Shin Wind (Jpn) (MSW-Jpn), by Western Wind this one. Shaken up to challenge approaching the two 2nd Dam: Solona Ebisu (Jpn), by Tamanar (Fr) pole, the 11-10 chalk took a slender advantage into the 3rd Dam: Solona Hime (Jpn), by Solonaway (Ire) final eighth and was pushed out to comfortably best O-Hidaka Breeders Union; B-Makimoto Farm; Futurista (Awesome Again) by two lengths. Lifetime T-Yasushi Shiyono; -80,000,000. Lifetime Record: Record: 2 starts, 1 win, 0 places, i12,000. MGSP-Jpn, 13 starts, 9 wins, 3 places, 0 shows, O-Teruya Yoshida; B-Shadai Farm; T-Andre Fabre. -233,118,000. 2--Nike Madrid (Jpn), 125, c, 4, Wild Rush--Sweet Taste, by Salt Lake. SOUTH AMERICA 3--Million Disk (Jpn), 125, h, 6, Afleet--Happy Request (Jpn), by Tony Bin (Ire). Margins: 4, 1HF, 2HF. Odds: 0.20, 53.60, 7.70. EMPERORS PALACE READY TO RUN SALE SUNDAY The Emperors Palace Ready to Run Sale takes place Sunday at the TBA Sales Complex in Johan- B R E E D E R S’ E D I T I O N nesburg, beginning at 2 p.m. local time. Graduates of the auction are eligible for a sweepstakes of R2-million AMERICA in 2011. The majority of the catalogue is made up of Summerhill Stud=s entries and includes two-year-olds BLACK-TYPE RESULTS: from leading South African sires, as well as interna- FROST KING S., $125,806, WOX, 11-3, (R), 2yo, 7f tional stallions Rock of Gibraltar (Ire), Royal Academy, (AWT), 1:23 1/5, ft. Hussonet, Elusive Quality and Dansili (GB). Recent sales 1--#CITIUS, 117, g, 2, Old Forester--Ritta, by Rizzi. graduates include Group 1 winner Desert Links (Saf) O-Danny M Lococo & M Biamonte; B/T-Ralph (Kahal {GB}), third in last year=s Singapore Gold Cup; Biamonte (ON); J-Omar Moreno; $74,295. Lifetime and multiple group winner Imbongi (SAf) (Russian Re- Record: 3-1-1-0, $92,679. *Second stakes winner vival), who was third in the G1 Dubai Duty Free this for freshman sire (by Forestry). year. The stage is set for Sunday=s sale with the fourth 2--Altius, 119, g, 2, Old Forester--Nodisrespect But, by running of the Emperors Palace Ready Run Cup on Bold Executive. O-Danny M Lococo & M Biamonte. Saturday at Turffontein Racecourse. The race is re- $24,765. stricted to graduates from last year=s ready to run sale 3--Curgone, 119, g, 2, Niigon--Curiosity, by Tale of the and will out a total of R1.5-million to the first 10 horses Cat. O-J M Stritzl Stable. $13,621. past the finish. To view the sale live, visit Margins: HD, NK, HF. Odds: 9.60, 4.40, 13.80. www.tba.co.za. P TDN AROUND THE WORLD • 11/5/10 • PAGE 7 of 8 • thoroughbreddailynews.com

ALLOWANCE RESULTS: 7th-CRC, $27,500, NW1X, 3yo/up, f/m, 1m (off turf), 6th-WOX, $64,488, 11-3, NW3L, (S), 3yo/up, 6f 1:40 4/5, gd. (AWT), 1:09 4/5, ft. THE ISABELLA ANGEL (f, 3, Woodman--Treasured BAYLAND (g, 4, Paynes Bay--Timely Tina {SP}, by Star Freedom, by Open Forum) Lifetime Record: MSP, de Naskra) Lifetime Record: 16-3-4-4, $185,938. 9-2-3-1, $65,632. O-O Alberto Acosta. B-4 M Ranch O-Leanne Hester. B-Eugene Melnyk (ON). T-H Gensler. (KY). T-Giuseppe Iadisernia. *$22,000 yrl '08 TEXAUG.

6th-DED, $40,000, 11-3, NW2L, (S), 3yo/up, f/m, 1m, 8th-HAW, $27,000, Opt. Clm. ($30,000-$20,000), 1:40 1/5, ft. NW2X, 3yo/up, f/m, 6f, 1:12, ft. HEY MY BABY (f, 3, Malibu Wesley--Al Serena {SP}, by MIN D'ORO (f, 4, Medaglia d=Oro--Min Elreeh, by Slewacide) Lifetime Record: 7-2-0-1, $46,200. O-Allie Danzig) Lifetime Record: 17-3-0-1, $55,021. O-Palm Martin Post. B-Wendy Martin (LA). T-Keith G Bourgeois. Beach Racing II LLC. B-Desperado Stables, Inc (KY). T-David H Hinsley. *$40,000 yrl '07 KEEJAN. 8th-RPX, $30,850, 11-3, Opt. Clm. ($35,000), NW2X, 8th-LRL, $24,920, Opt. Clm. ($25,000-$20,000), 3yo/up, 1m, 1:38 4/5, ft. NW2X, 3yo/up, 1m (off turf), 1:39, sy. GREEN DIGGER (g, 4, Jade Hunter--Flandin, by Rahy) GRANTED RULER (g, 3, Peace Rules--For Granted, by Lifetime Record: 20-6-1-1, $67,688. O/B-B E Howerter Affirmed) Lifetime Record: 11-4-2-1, $67,956. (KY). T-Kari Craddock. *1/2 to T. C. Champ (Langfuhr), O-Charles Assimakopoulos & Ceen Racing. B-Hobeau SP, $218,813. Farm Ltd (FL). T-Charles Assimakopoulos. *1/2 to Granted Tiger (Tiger Ridge), SP, $232,536. **Won by 8th-DED, $28,210, 11-3, NW1X, 3/up, 6 1/2f, 1:21, ft. 15 1/2 lengths. SOLAR CHARGE (g, 3, Authenticate--Another Sunlit, by Orbit Dancer) Lifetime Record: 6-2-2-0, $37,400. CORRECTION: In a story on the yearling sale of North O-Carolyn R Barnett & David & Lana Alford. B-Carolyn American-bred horses in Peru in Wednesday=s paper, R Barnett (TX). T-Pamela P Simpson. the prices were incorrectly stated as being in Peruvian dollars. They were, in fact, American dollars. The sales topper, Blue Prince (Bernardini) realized a final bid of q TRACK OPENING q US$77,000, and the sales average was US$35,714. AQUEDUCT - Jamaica, NY TDN CRITERIA Opens: Friday, Nov. 5 Closes: Friday, Dec. 31 The races covered in the TDN are as follows: Racing Days: Wednesday-Sunday Black Type Races - purses of $50,000/up Post Time: Allowance and Allowance/Optional Claiming Races - purses of $20,000/up Stakes Schedule: 21 stakes worth $2.89 Maiden Special Weight Races - purses of $18,000/up million. Maiden Claiming Races - purses of $18,000/up and Highlights: $150,000 GII Nashua S.-Nov. 6 ! a minimum claiming price of $40,000 $100,000 GIII Tempted S.-Nov. 6 ! $250,000 GI You can also pick up a copy of the TDN Hill ‘n’ Dale Cigar Mile-Nov. 27 ! $250,000 GI today at the Breeders’ Cup at Churchill Gazelle S.-Nov. 27 ! $200,000 GII Demoiselle Downs. S.-Nov. 27 ! $200,000 GII Remsen S.-Nov. 27 Website: www.nyra.com Get the information Wow...big win... you need. I wish I could see You mean you still her catalogue-style don’t subscribe to Grade I and II Stakes pedigree... the TDN??? Winners’ Catalogue- Style Pedigrees... In the paper and on the web. Now FREE to TDN subscribers at thoroughbreddailynews.com

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Breeders= Edition--America cont.

ADDITIONAL MAIDEN WINNERS: Grisaille, f, 2, El Prado (Ire)--Dress to Impress (SP, $170,595), by Formal Gold. WOX, 11-4, (C), 6f (AWT), 1:12 1/5. B-Adena Springs (ON). *$40,000 yrl '09 FTKJUL. It's My Party, c, 2, Unbridled Energy--Dee Dee's Wild- cat, by Forest Wildcat. CDX, 11-4, (C), 6f, 1:11 1/5. B-Bloodstock Holdings LLC (KY). *$22,000 RNA wlng '08 KEENOV; $15,000 yrl '09 KEESEP.

+Stormin Willie, g, 3, Bold Executive--Elated Image, by Devil Begone. WOX, 11-3, (S), 6f (AWT), 1:10 2/5. B-Tricia Greer & Mervyn Kirby (ON). *C$30,000 yrl '08 CANSEP.

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CONDITIONS RESULTS: FRANCE, Saint-Cloud, 14.45, 11-4, i29,000, 3yo, 1mT, 1:49.60, vsf. AYUN TARA (FR) (f, 3, Martaline {GB}--Annee de la Femme {Ire}, by Common Grounds {GB}) Lifetime Record: GSP-Fr, SP-UAE, 11 starts, 4 wins, 5 places, i110,208. O-Prime Equestrian SARL; B-EARL Haras du Camp Benard; T-Xavier Nakkachdji. *i11,000 yrl >08 BRITAIN, Lingfield, 12.45, 11-4, ,5,000, 2yo, 7f ARQOCT. **1/2 to Aravis (Fr) (Subotica {Fr}), SW-Fr. (AWT), 1:24.01, stn. DUBARSHI (GB) (c, 2, Dubawi {Ire}--Asheyana {Ire}, by FRANCE, Saint-Cloud, 15.50, 11-4, i22,000, 4yo/up, Soviet Star) Lifetime Record: 5-2-0-1, ,6,187. 1 5/16mT, 2:22.70, vsf. O-Kilstone Limited; B-R G Levin; T-Jo Crowley. DARJANI (IRE) (g, 4, Domedriver {Ire}--Darasa {Fr}, by *26,000gns yrl '09 TATOCT. Barathea {Ire}) Lifetime Record: 16 starts, 4 wins, 7 places, i71,400. O-Gabriel Peramo, Sandrine Tarrou & ADDITIONAL MAIDEN WINNERS: Growthwork SARL; B-Ecurie Skymarc Farm; T-Sandrine +Ad Crusch (Fr), f, 2, Ad Valorem--Crusch Alva (Fr), Tarrou. *i35,000 yrl >07 DEAOCT. **1/2 to Marcetti by Unfuwain. Marseille-Borely, France, 11-3, Mdn, (Ire) (Verglas {Ire}), MSW-Fr, $122,356. 2yo, 1 1/8mT. B-Mme Georgia Cabrero. *i72,000 yrl >09 ARQAUG. **1/2 to Grey Soldier (Ire) (Galileo ITALY, Milan, 15.40, 11-3, i19,800, 2yo, 7 1/2fT, {Ire}), SW-Fr, $137,785. ***13th winner for 1:40.40, vhy. freshman sire (by Danzig). CATCH ME (ITY) (c, 2, Dubai Destination--Is Buena +Richmond Fontaine (GB), c, 2, Pastoral Pursuits (GB)-- {GB} {SP-Ity}, by Sri Pekan) Lifetime Record: 5-2-1-0, Fizzy Treat (GB), by Efisio (GB). Kempton Park, i20,366. O-Razza Rossonera SAS; B-Azienda Agricola Britain, 11-4, Mdn, 2yo, 6f (AWT). B-Kingwood Francesco Aletti Montano; T-Gabriele Miliani. Bloodstock. *4,000gns RNA wnlg '08 TATDEC; 12,000gns yrl '09 TATOCT. WHAT IS OPPENHEIM Morrocoy (Ire), c, 2, Redback (GB)--Silence (Ire) (SP-Fr), by Alzao. Milan, Italy, 11-3, Mdn, 2yo, 7 1/2fT. ON ABOUT NOW? B-Massimo Parri. *i38,000 yrl >09 ITYSEP. **1/2 to Whether it=s sales, racing or Light of Joy (Fr) (Mark of Esteem {Ire}), GSP-Fr. breeding...read the latest musings Clear Praise, g, 3, Songandaprayer--Pretty Clear, by Mr. from Bill Oppenheim! Prospector. Lingfield, Britain, 11-4, Mdn, 3yo/up, You can find all of Oppenheim=s 5f (AWT). B-Juddmonte Farms Inc. *6,000gns HIT columns in the TDN Archive. '10 TATJUL.