WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 2013 732-747-8060 $ TDN Home Page Click Here NUMBERS SOAR AT FTKOCT WAR TO COOLMORE AFTER BREEDERS’ CUP Led by the participation of trainer Mark Casse, Coolmore and Joe Allen=s Declaration of War yesterday=s second session of Fasig-Tipton=s October (War Front--Tempo West, by Rahy) will make his final Fall Yearling Sale achieved massive year-over-year gains start in the Nov. 2 GI Breeders= Cup Classic at Santa as the Thoroughbred market continues to show signs of Anita before retiring to Coolmore=s Co. Tipperary base. vigor and strength. In total, Successful in the June 18 273 horses sold Tuesday for G1 Queen Anne S. at Royal $10,025,400, bumping up Ascot and the Aug. 21 the average to $36,723 (up G1 Juddmonte International at 36.8%) from 2012. The York, the 4-year-ol also hit the median jumped 28.6% to board in this term=s G1 Eclipse $18,000, while the buy-back S. at Sandown July 6, and rate came in at a strong G1 Sussex S. at Goodwood 15.47%. AWe started strong, July 31. ADeclaration of War and we finished strong, and has danced every dance this it was pretty strong in season and will have one more between,@ said Fasig-Tipton run in the Breeders= Cup President Boyd Browning, Jr. Classic,@ said trainer Aidan AIt was a very good day for O=Brien. AHe has an unbelievable selling horses.@ Just minutes constitution and is a lot like into the session, Casse Giant=s Causeway--a big, struck for the current sale powerful, strong traveller--so Declaration of War Session Topper, hip 384 topper, a $500,000 we re hopeful that he ll run Racing Post Photo Fasig-Tipton Photo = = Distorted Humor--Annasan well.@ Coolmore=s Christy colt from Hill >n= Dale Sales (hip 384). He was still Grassick added, AUnbeaten as a 2-year-old in France, around roughly 10 hours later to secure the Paul Declaration of War won two of Britain=s highest profile Tackett-bred and -consigned Horse Greeley half-sister Group 1s this summer and is a very imposing horse to to My Conquestadory (Artie Schiller) (hip 736) for look at. His sire War Front is probably the most sought- $320,000, the sale=s current filly topper. In all, Casse after stallion in America at the moment and his dam is a purchased five of the top 10 lots Tuesday. AObviously half-sister to star 2-year-old and American Classic it=s nice when a horse in the first 10 hips brings winner Union Rags. He=s a hugely exciting prospect.@ $500,000, and it was nice to sell Mr. Tackett=s filly for $320,000 at the end,@ said Browning. AThe most encouraging aspect of the sale continues to be the diversity of buyers, and the ability to find homes for the vast majority of horses, thanks to the competitive bidding at virtually every level. Today was fun, and we=re excited to have another sale tomorrow. We=ve got another good group of horses.@ The third and final session of the October Sale gets underway this morning at 10:00. For catalog, results and outs, visit www.fasigtipton.com. cont. p4

RETIREMENT LOOMS FOR ATLANTIC JEWEL Coolmore's Atlantic Jewel (Aus) (Fastnet Rock {Aus}- -Regard {Aus}, by Zabeel {NZ}) was found to have swelling in the lower sheath of a flexor tendon in her off-side foreleg and has been scratched from Saturday's G1 Cox Plate a short time after being assigned post position seven in an oversubscribed field of 15. The defection means that It's A Dundeel (NZ) (High Chaparral {Ire}), who handed Atlantic Jewel her lone career defeat in the G1 Underwood S. Sept. 21, has assumed the mantle of favoritism at $4 (3-1). cont. p3

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Cont. from p1 Kirwan told Racing Post that Atlantic Jewel is likely An A$320,000 purchase out of the 2010 Magic to be send to the Northern Hemisphere in the coming Millions Gold Coast Yearling Sale, Atlantic Jewel months. "Assuming she is retired, we'll look after her quickly stamped herself as a star, winning the and then send her to Ireland sometime around G1 Schweppes Thousand Guineas in her fourth career Christmas before she then joins the northern appearance. She added the G2 Wakeful S. by seven hemisphere broodmare band, at least for the time dominating lengths, but was forced to miss the being," he told the trade daily. "The likelihood is she G1 Crown Oaks with a stress fracture in her back and will visit Galileo. It's nearly November now and it's was spelled. She returned in the Australian fall to take getting too late to cover this type of mare in Australia.@ the G1 All-Aged S. last April, but a tendon injury to her Atlantic Jewel has amassed earnings of A$1,587,925 opposite leg resulted in a 16-month absence. An in winning 10 of her 11 career starts. impressive winner of the G1 Memsie S. first-up Aug. 31, she thrashed her peers in the G2 Stocks S. Sept. 14, but suffered a narrow defeat at the hands of It=s A Dundeel in the Underwood a week later. In what is likely to be her career finale, Atlantic Jewel atoned for that defeat in no uncertain terms, streaking away by four lengths in the G1 Caulfield S. at the Sydney oval Oct. 12. AThat is probably the end of her racing career,@ Coolmore=s Michael Kirwan told Racing Post. AWe have to get a veterinary report but she has had an injury in the past and she's now five so we probably will be retiring her. She is a bit of a freak. The fact she was able to come back after such a long layoff and win the Memsie S. over seven furlongs against all the best horses in Australia shows how good she was, that's the reality. She was the real deal, there's no doubt about that. She had unbelievable ability." Atlantic Jewel Racingandsports P TDN HEADLINE NEWS • 10/23/13 • PAGE 4 of 23 • thoroughbreddailynews.com

Casse Lands New Sale Topper... It=s safe to say that Semersky trusts Casse=s Yesterday=s second session was just awakening when judgement. Since he and Newell jumped into the trainer Mark Casse put a jolt into the proceedings by Thoroughbred sales scene going to $500,000 for a Distorted Humor half-brother just this past spring, Casse to Canadian champion A Bit o=Gold (Gold Fever). Casse has purchased for them the was acting on behalf of Ernie Semersky and Dory unbeaten My Newell=s Conquest Stable, for whom he trains the Conquestadory, recent Breeders= Cup hopefuls My Conquestadory (Artie winner of the GI Darley Schiller) and Conquest Titan (Birdstone). Alcibiades S.; Conquest The seventh horse into the ring on Tuesday, the colt-- Titan, winner of the named Hot Humor and offered by Hill >n= Dale Sales Swynford S. and a solid fifth Agency as hip 384--was produced by the 19-year-old in the GI Dixiana Breeders= mare Annasan (Corporate Report), whose son A Bit Futurity; the Victoria S. o=Gold captured two legs of Canada=s Triple Crown and winner Conquest Whiplash earned over $1.2 million. She=s also the dam of Arco=s (Hear No Evil); and the Gold (Gold Fever), a stakes winner who ran second in stakes-placed Conquest Two the Prince of Wales S.; and the stakes-placed Adjalah Step (Two Step Salsa). My Mark Casse (Gold Fever). The colt was bred in Ontario by Steven Di Conquestadory is a probable Fasig-Tipton Photo Iorio, who purchased Annasan for $400,000 at the for the GI BC Juvenile Fillies Turf; Conquest Titan is 2004 Keeneland November Sale. being pointed toward the GI BC Juvenile. A[Semersky] told me to buy a good Canadian-bred,@ Casse said the rapid success of Conquest Stable smiled Casse shortly after signing the ticket in the sales hasn=t set unrealistic expectations for Semersky. AWe pavilion. AI was the on the phone with him. He said, >Is had a good conversation, and he said, >Look, Mark, this one really good?= and I said, >Yeah, this one=s really these horses owe us nothing,=@ said Casse. AHe feels good.= I didn=t tell him what price, though, but I=m sure like, whatever happens at this point, it is what it is. he=ll be fine with it.@ That=s the way I feel, too. Especially with the filly. Casse admitted he was extended to land the colt. She=s done more than I could ever ask, and whatever AWith those horses, it=s tough to know [what they=ll happens, happens. I just feel honored to train her, bring], but it was getting to the point where...I wanted really. So we=ll go out and have a good time. He=s got a it to stop [laughs].@ great perspective.@ P TDN HEADLINE NEWS • 10/23/13 • PAGE 5 of 23 • thoroughbreddailynews.com cont. from p4 Both fillies were produced by the stakes-placed My Conquestadory worked a somewhat eventful five 7-year-old Golden Artemis (Malibu Moon). furlongs over Churchill=s main track Monday in 1:01 AI had no idea what she=d bring, and [Ernie] didn=t 2/5. Asked if she came out of the work okay, Casse even tell me what to bid on her,@ said Casse. AWe may fumbled in his pocket for a few seconds before pulling be happy, we may not be, but we own her. Her sister=s out a small piece of bark. AYes,@ he said, knocking it. done so much for us, and we had to give it a try. Plus Casse said the Distorted Humor colt reminded him of Mr. Tackett and his family are so nice, and Ernie thinks another horse in his barn heading to the Breeders= Cup, so much of them. I think [buying this filly] was a nice the recent GIII Stoll Keenon Ogden Phoenix S. runner- gesture, a >job well done.= That=s the kind of guy Ernie up Laugh Track, another by the sire. AThey have a lot of is.@ similarities,@ said Casse, who added, AYou have to love Casse said he sees similarities between the two the sire, and this mare's produced good horses.@ Casse fillies. AOf course, My Conquestadory is bigger right continued to be active at the October Sale. Through the now, but I can see the same neck and back,@ he said. end of selling Tuesday, he signed for six horses for AHopefully, she runs as fast. Or even almost as fast-- $1,105,000 in addition to yesterday s toppers on behalf = that=d be good.@ of Conquest. AI=ve had a lot of luck at this sale,@ Casse Tackett=s involvement with the family dates back to said. I bought a filly named Kimchi [Langfuhr] out of A Jan. 22, 2010, when he came out on top in a multiple- this sale, and she won the [Woodbine] Oaks. Let=s hope claim shake for Golden Artemis for $8,000 at Charles it continues.@ Town. Two years earlier, the filly had been a smart Tackett Sells My Conquestadory Half for $320k... juvenile in New York, winning her first start in maiden Longtime breeder Paul Tackett rang up one of the special company in June of 2008 and placing in both feel-good transactions of the yearling sales season the Astoria S. and Lucky Lavender S. yesterday at October when he sold a Horse Greeley AShe had been a nice mare in New York with [trainer] half-sister to recent GI Darley Alcibiades S. winner My Kiaran McLaughlin, and I was attracted to her being so Conquestadory (Artie Schiller) for $320,000. That=s the quick,@ said Tackett. AIt=s also a nice Hobeau family, and top price paid for a filly at October. The connections I=m friends with Allen Jerkens, and he trained about who campaign that star juvenile, Ernie Semersky and four or five generations of that family. And I like Malibu Dory Newell=s Conquest Stable and trainer Mark Casse, Moon--I thought he=d make a really good broodmare landed the Horse Greeley miss, who sold from Tackett=s sire.@ one-horse consignment as hip 736. cont. p6 PARTY AT THE BREAK OF DAWN

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Stoneway also bought a daughter of Bernardini-- Chagall (Successful Appeal) (hip 510) for $145,000. Stone sat with his racing manager and longtime partner Terri Burch when securing the former, a handsome filly who was consigned by Eaton Sales on behalf of breeder Grousemont Farm. The chestnut, bred on the same cross as Horse of the Year Curlin, is the F-T OCTOBER -- TUESDAY’S TOP LOTS second foal from Dangerous Diva, a daughter of the Hip Sex Sire Dam Price ($) stakes-winning Grade II performer Go to the Ink (Crafty 384 c Distorted Humor Annasan 500,000 Prospector) who was raced by Grousemont=s Ty B-Stephen Di Iorio (ON) Scheumann. AWe really liked her,@ said Burch. AWe Consigned by Hill ‘n’ Dale Sales Agency, Agent came over earlier in the week and had four horses on Purchased by Conquest Stables LLC our list, and she was second among the ones we 736 f Horse Greeley Golden Artemis 320,000 wanted. The Bernardini was our first choice. We had B-Paul Tackett (KY) priced the Smart Strike at around $200,000, so we had Consigned by Paul Tackett to stretch a little bit for her, but it wasn=t too far out of Purchased by Conquest Stables LLC our comfort zone.@ 713 f Eskendereya Frosty Promise 245,000 A Kentucky native, Stone, 70, is the owner and B-Bridlewood Farm (FL) president of the Louisville-based trucking company Consigned by Denali Stud (Craig & Holly Bandoroff) Agent XIV Mercer Transportation. He acquired the 270-acre Purchased by Justin Casse, Agent Stoneway Farm, located in La Grange, Kentucky, in 598 f Smart Strike Dangerous Diva 210,000 B-Grousemont Farm (KY) 1998, with the idea of breeding commercially. Horses Consigned by Eaton Sales Agent for Grousemont Farm bred by Stoneway include the Grade I winner Irish Purchased by Stoneway Farm Smoke (Smoke Glacken), GSW Caminadora (More Than 452 c Giant’s Causeway Capital Request 200,000 Ready) and MGSW Spring Venture (Spring at Last), ($175,000 wnlg KEENOV ‘12; RNA $85,000 yrlg KEESEP ‘13) who Stone sold as a juvenile-in-training before buying B-Tew LP (KY) back into later on. Consigned by Eaton Sales Agent Purchased by Mark Casse, Agent 632 f Tiznow Downthedustyroad 200,000 B-Grousemont Farm (KY) Consigned by Eaton Sales Agent, Property of Grousemont Farm Purchased by John Behrendt & Charles Marquis 544 c Malibu Moon Cluain Fhada 190,000 B-WinStar Farm (KY) Consigned by Taylor Made Sales Agency, Agent XXXIX Purchased by Mark Casse, Agent

Stoneway Steps Up... James L. Stone=s Stoneway Farm, which campaigns this year=s top juvenile filly Stonetastic (Mizzen Mast), has been active at October, acquiring four yearlings for Trainer David Carroll (far left), Johnny (left) & Therese Reese (right), Jim $451,000. Included was yesterday=s third top-priced Stone (second right) and Terri Burch (right) filly, a daughter of Smart Strike--Dangerous Diva (Deputy Minister) (hip 598) who sold for $210,000. cont. p8 P TDN HEADLINE NEWS • 10/23/13 • PAGE 8 of 23 • thoroughbreddailynews.com cont. from p7

A few years ago, Stoneway changed its strategy. When the market crashed, we started racing a lot of (718) 978-8200 A www.mersant.com our homebreds and buying yearlings,@ explained Burch. AWe were up to 45 head in training last year, but I=ve Sponsors of the following stats for the: been whittling that down, and we have 25 in training Fasig-Tipton October Yearling Sale now. Plus, we have a few lay-ups on the farm, as well as 12 broodmares.@ SESSION TOTALS 2013 2012 At last month=s Keeneland September auction, Catalogued 375 418 Stoneway purchased two horses, a Majesticperfection No. Offered 323 365 filly from the family of GISW Sweet Talker (Stormin No. Sold 273 297 Fever) for $155,000; and a Candy Ride (Arg) filly from RNAs 50 68 a half to Horse of the Year Peaks and Valleys (Mt. % RNAs 15.47% 18.63% Livermore) for $40,000. No. $200K+ 6 3 Stoneway=s other October purchases were a $56,000 High Price $500,000 $440,000 Gross $10,025,400 $7,968,900 Bob and John--Cayman Sunset filly (hip 510); and a Average (% change) $36,723 (+36.8%) $26,831 $40,000 Unbridled=s Song--Time=s Mistress colt (hip Median (% change) $18,000 (+28.6%) $14,000 231). CUMULATIVE 2013 2012 AWe haven=t been targeting fillies, it=s just worked out Catalogued 752 836 that way,@ Burch said. "We got outbid a lot at No. Offered 644 734 Keeneland, but we were able to get three of the four No. Sold 531 590 that were on our list here, plus a couple extra we got RNAs 113 144 for fun.@ % RNAs 17.5% 19.56% Stoneway uses several trainers, including David No. $200K+ 11 6 High Price $500,000 $440,000 Carroll, Mark Casse, Tom Proctor, Neil Howard, Mike Gross $17,383,400 $15,199,100 Salvaggio Jr., Kelly Breen, Mike Richard Kohnhorst and Average (% change) $32,737 (+26.1%) $25,761 Eddie Johnston, and races in numerous jurisdictions, Median (% change) $17,000 (+30.7%) $13,000 including California, Florida, Kentucky, Louisiana, Ontario and New Jersey. Stonetastic is scheduled to run next in the one-mile Barry and Shari Eisaman in Florida typically break the GIII Tempted S. at Aqueduct Nov. 3, with an ultimate majority of the Stoneway babies. goal of the GII Golden Rod S. at Churchill Nov. 30. Among the horses the Eisamans broke for Stoneway AWe turned down big money for her, so hopefully she last year was Stonetastic, a $77,000 KEEESP yearling does well,@ Burch smiled. purchased who romped clear by 12 1/2 lengths in her Also on hand yesterday was Stoneway's farm debut going 5 1/2 furlongs at Monmouth Park Aug. 10. manager Johnny Reese and his wife Therese, who also Sent off the 8-5 pick in the two-turn GII Pocahontas S. works at the nursery. at Churchill Sept. 7, Stonetastic attended the pace and fought bravely to be second to Untapable (Tapit). Onsite FTKOCT Coverage by Lucas Marquardt ABecause she was geared down in her debut and basically won in a breeze, I don=t think she was completely ready for the 1 1/16 miles, but she held her TDN TODAY own and never stopped trying, and was only beaten a Headline News...... 23 pages half-length by a very nice filly in Untapable,@ said Burch. P TDN HEADLINE NEWS • 10/23/13 • PAGE 9 of 23 • thoroughbreddailynews.com What They’re Saying BREEDERS’ CUP ...at the Sales BULLETIN F-T President Boyd Browning Jr., when asked about selling Paul Tackett=s $320,000 Horse Greeley half to GISW My Conquestadory: BC ANNOUNCES RACE ORDER & POST TIME AThat=s the great thing about this business, to be able The Breeders' Cup announced the official race order, to sell a horse for a gentleman like Mr. Tackett, who=s wagering menu and post times for the 30th Breeders' been in this business virtually his entire life. He=s Cup, which will be held Nov. 1 and Nov. 2 at Santa hardworking, genuine, and represents the heart and Anita. This year's wagering menu on the 14 Breeders' soul of the horse business in Central Kentucky. He=s a Cup races features two Breeders' Cup Ultra Pick Sixes, gentleman every time you do business with him, he 10-cent Superfectas, 50-cent Trifectas, Pick 3=s and does things the right way, he=s very low-key, and he=s Pick 4=s, a Breeders' Cup Distaff/Classic daily double extremely professional. Success stories like Paul and two Super High 5 wagers. There will be a total of Tackett=s give all of us in the business the hope that, if 11 races (five Breeders' Cup races) on the Friday we buy a mare and are fortunate enough to produce a program and 12 races on Saturday (nine Breeders' Cup major runner, we might not only be rewarded by having races). Championship Friday begins at 10:40 a.m. bred a nice horse, but that there is some financial Pacific Time with five undercard races. Champion benefit, too. Saturday first post is 10:15 a.m., and also begins with APeople in this business don=t get up in the middle of three undercards races. Breeders= Cup announced a the night to foal a mare, or to take a sick horse to the $10,000,000 guarantee in gross pools over the two clinic, or work 18 hours a day if it=s necessary, just for days. Friday=s guarantees include: $500,000 Pick 5 on the financial benefit. They love what they do. There=s a races 1-5; a $1,000,000 Pick 6 on races 5-10; and a spirit and commitment to it, and a passion for it, and $1.5 million late Pick 4 on races 7-10. On Saturday, the that=s what makes our industry special.@ guarantees include: a $500,000 Pick 5 on races 1-5; a $1-million early Pick 4 on races 4-7; a $2.5-million Ultra Pick 6 on races 7-12; and a $3-million late Pick 4 on races 9-12. P TDN HEADLINE NEWS • 10/23/13 • PAGE 10 of 23 • thoroughbreddailynews.com

Breeders= Cup cont. AThe Breeders= Cup continues to offer the biggest The first Championships race on Breeders= Cup Friday fields of Grade 1 horses, combined with a wagering is scheduled to be the $500,000 Breeders' Cup menu that offers betting value from top to bottom and Marathon (1:45 p.m.), followed by the $1-million across all pools @ said Ken Kirchner, President of FalKirk Breeders' Cup Juvenile Turf (2:25 p.m.); $1-million International and the manager of the Breeders' Cup Breeders= Cup Dirt Mile (3:05 p.m.); $1-million Breeders' wagering and simulcasting operations for the last 17 Cup Juvenile Fillies Turf (3:50 p.m.) and the $2-million years. AWith fifty cent trifectas, Pick 3s, Pick 4s and Breeders' Cup Distaff (4:35 p.m.). There will be an Pick 5s, along with ten cent superfectas, and a Pick 6 Ultra Pick Six on the five Friday Breeders= Cup races that has paid millions of dollars in the past; players and the Twilight Derby, which will be run as the fifth understand that they are only one bet away from race. The $150,000 President of the United Arab cashing a ticket that could make their wagering year!@ Emirates Cup race for Arabian horses will follow the For the complete schedule and wagering menu, visit Distaff as race eleven. www.breederscup.com. On Saturday, first post time is 10:15 a.m., starting with the Juvenile Turf Sprint S., Damascus S. and the Ken Maddy S. The order of Breeders= Cup races is: $2- PREVIEWS million Breeders= Cup Juvenile Fillies (12:05 p.m.); $2- million Breeders' Cup Filly & Mare Turf (12:43 p.m.); Wednesday, Deauville, France, post time: 2:50 p.m. $1-million Filly & Mare Sprint (1:21 p.m.); $1-million PRIX DES RESERVOIRS-G3, €80,000, 2yo, f, 1mT Geico Breeders= Cup Turf Sprint (2:05 p.m.); $2-million SC PP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER Breeders= Cup Juvenile (2:45 p.m.), $3-million Breeders' 1 3 Waikika (Fr) Whipper Pasquier Barberot Cup Turf (3:25 p.m.); $1.5-million Xpressbet Breeders' 2 8 Volkovkha (GB) Hly Rmn Emprr (Ire) Soumillon Rouget Cup Sprint (4:05); $2-million Breeders' Cup Mile (4:42 3 2 Bereni Ka (Fr) Vadasin (Ire) Piccone Gourraud p.m.) and the $5 million Breeders' Cup Classic (5:35 4 4 Ascot Memory (Ire) Iffraaj (GB) Bachelot Wattel 5 6 Waris (Fr) Verglas (Ire) Thomas Chotard p.m.). 6 7 Stormyra (Fr) Stormy River (Fr) Jarnet Gallorini There will be an Ultra Pick Six with a guaranteed 7 1 So In Love (GB) Smart Strike Guyon Fabre gross pool of $2.5 million on the Saturday program 8 5 Konkan (Ire) Aussie Rules C Demuro Riccardi beginning with the Breeders= Cup Turf Sprint (race 7) 9 9 Kenzadargent (Fr) Kendargent (Fr) Lemaire Rouget and concluding with the Breeders Cup Classic (race 10 10 Stellar Path (Fr) Astronomer Royal Benoist Thmas-Dmeaulte = All carry 121 pounds. 12). P TDN HEADLINE NEWS • 10/23/13 • PAGE 11 of 23 • thoroughbreddailynews.com

WITH JEWEL OUT, FAVE A ‘DUNDEEL’ Though her father T.J. Smith was a seven-time Cox The 11th-hour defection of warm favorite Atlantic Plate winner, Gai Waterhouse is still in search of her Jewel (Aus) (Fastnet Rock {Aus}) leaves a field of 14 first win in the event and will have solid claims with for Saturday=s Australian weight-for-age championship, Fiorente (Ire) (Monsun {Ger}). Runner-up to Green Moon the G1 Sportingbet Cox Plate at (Ire) (Montjeu {Ire}) in last year=s G1 Melbourne Cup, Melbourne=s Moonee Valley Fiorente came from well back to be fourth, beaten 3/4 Racecourse. With the 5-year-old of a length, behind Happy Trails (Aus) (Good Journey) heading towards retirement, and Puissance de Lune (Ire) (Shamardal) in Flemington=s New Zealander It=s a Dundeel G1 Turnbull S. Oct. 5. Fiorente is trading around 7-2 (NZ) (High Chaparral {Ire}) looks third choice in ante-post wagering, but Waterhouse likely to be the post-time believes the race goes through It=s a Dundeel. AHe=s the favorite and is a deserving one one to beat,@ Waterhouse told AAP. "He's a very at that. A four-time Group 1 masculine, big strong colt, I'm very impressed with the winner in Australia at three, he horse. Murray's a lucky man to be training him." exits a last-jump victory over Saturday, Moonee Valley, post time: 2:40 a.m. EDT Atlantic Jewel in the G1 SPORTINGBET COX PLATE-G1, A$3,000,000 (US$2,910,761), Underwood S. Sept. 21. A foot 3yo/up, 2040mT abscess cost racing fans the SC PP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER WT 1 12 Green Moon (Ire) Montjeu (Ire) Prebble Hickmott 130 opportunity for a rematch in the It’s a Dundeel winning the 2 2 Happy Trails (Aus) Good Journey Dunn Cozamanis 130 Sept. 28 G1 Caulfield S., won 3 15 Fiorente (Ire) Monsun (Ger) Shinn Waterhse 130 Derby Racingandsports in style by Atlantic Jewel, but 4 9 Foreteller (GB) Dansili (GB) Newitt Waller 130 he=s fully recovered from that 5 1 Side Glance (GB) Passing Glnce (GB) Williams Balding 130 6 10 Seville (Ger) Galileo (Ire) Bowman Hickmott 130 malady and is ready to stamp himself the best horse in 7 6 Rekndld Intrst (Aus) Redte’s Chce (Aus) Zahra Conlan 130 Australasia. "He's shown how good he is. His [G1 ATC] 8 8 Pusnce de Lne (Ire) Shamardal Melham Weir 130 Derby win in Sydney [last April] was spectacular," 9 5 Masked Marvel (GB) Montjeu (Ire) Hall Hickmott 130 trainer Murray Baker told Australian Associated Press. 10 4 Mull of Killough (Ire) Mull of Kintyre Arnold J Ch-Hym 130 "The thing with him is that he does it all so easily, he's 11 13 It’s a Dundeel (NZ) High Chaparral (Ire) McDonald Baker 127 12 14 Super Cool (Aus) Fastnet Rock (Aus) Brown Kavanagh 127 easy to train, nothing worries him. He's relaxed, he's 13 7 Atlantic Jewel (Aus) Fastnet Rock (Aus) Scr Scr Scr got plenty of speed and he can stay." 14 11 Long John (Aus) Street Cry (Ire) McEvoy Snowden 109 15 3 Shamus Award (Aus) Snitzel (Aus) Schofield O’Brien 109 P TDN HEADLINE NEWS • 10/23/13 • PAGE 12 of 23 • thoroughbreddailynews.com

Previews cont. Friday, Moonee Valley, post time: 7:00 a.m. EDT SPORTINGBET MANIKATO S.-G1, A$1,000,000 (US$969,412), 3yo/up, 1200mT SC PP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER WT 1 4 Lucky Nine (Ire) Dubawi (Ire) Prebble Fownes 129 2 10 Buffering (Aus) Mossman (Aus) Browne Heathcote 129 3 11 Tmple of Boom (Aus) Piccolo (GB) Williams Gollan 129 4 1 Bel Sprinter (Aus) Bel Esprit (Aus) Rodd Warren 129 5 2 Shamexpress (NZ) O’Reilly (NZ) Baster O’Brien 129 6 6 Mmnt of Chnge (Aus) Brly a Mmnt (Aus) Nolen Moody 129 7 9 Rebel Dane (Aus) California Dane (Aus) No Rider Portelli 129 8 5 Sessions (Aus) Lonhro (Aus) McEvoy Snowden 129 9 8 Le Bonsir (Aus) Choisir (Aus) Walker Price 129 10 7 Samaready (Aus) More Than Ready Newitt Price 125 11 3 Diamond Earth (Aus) Choisir (Aus) Robl A Cmngs 125 12 12 Arinosa (Aus) Dash for Cash (Aus) No Rider Waller 125

ARQANA OCTOBER SALE

DUKE COLT TOPS ARQOCT DAY 2 Continuing the theme spilling over from a banner opening session, solid trade was maintained throughout day two of Arqana=s October Yearling sale as keen bidding and an impressive clearance rate aided the transfer of over four out of every five lots offered. With the session yield Another filly to make a mark was Haras du Petit witnessing a near Tellier=s hip 181, a daughter of King=s Best and the i1-million 2010 G3 Prix Fille de l=Air scorer Ma Preference (Fr) improvement on last (American Post {GB}), who sold to one of the sale=s year=s equivalent, the main movers, trainer Alban de Mieulle, for i82 000. Hip 200 two-day aggregate was Arqana photo helped up over 27% to i11,061,000. The overall sale average advanced over 16% to i43,207, while the median marker saw a hike of over 14% to (718) 978-8200 www.mersant.com i32,000. For much of the session, it was a son of Duke of Marmalade (Ire) who led the way when selling Sponsors of the following stats for the: to Imperial Bloodstock for i145,000 (US$199,834). ARQANA OCTOBER YEARLING SALE From Ecurie des Monceaux, hip 200 is out of a half to Tuesday, Oct. 22, 2013 the 1997 G1 Irish 1000 Guineas winner Classic Park SESSION TOTALS 2013 2012 (GB) (Robellino), who has gone on to produce the Catalogued 155 156 notable performers Walk In the Park (Ire) (Montjeu {Ire}) No. Offered 149 145 and Soon (Ire) (Galileo {Ire}). Andriy Ostapchuk signed No. Sold 122 108 the docket. AHe has been bought to be trained in the RNAs 27 37 Czech Republic by Arslangirej Savujev for an existing % RNAs 18.1% 25.5% client, Ostapchuk told Racing Post. We weren t Gross €3,436,000 €2,463,000 @ A = Average (% change) €28,164 (+23.5%) €22,806 expecting that he would make that much money, but Median (% change) €25,000 (+35.1%) €18,500 he is a very nice type who walked well. If he turns out to be good, we will campaign him back here.@ Moments CUMULATIVE 2013 2012 earlier, Anthony Stroud Bloodstock paid i90,000 for La Catalogued 335 331 Motteraye=s well-connected daughter of the promising No. Offered 313 312 Juddmonte sire Champs Elysees (GB). Hip 198 is out of No. Sold 256 234 RNAs 57 78 a half to the 2007 G2 Prix de Pomone winner and G1 % RNAs 18.2% 25% Prix Royal Oak runner-up Macleya (Ger) (Winged Love Gross €11,061,000 €8,685,000 {Ire}) and the smart 3-year-old Fabre trainee Montclair Average (% change) €43,207 (+16.4%) €37,115 (Ire) (Montjeu {Ire}). Median (% change) €32,000 (+14.3%) €28,000 P TDN HEADLINE NEWS • 10/23/13 • PAGE 13 of 23 • thoroughbreddailynews.com

Arqana cont. It wasn=t until the dying embers of the session that the six-figure barrier was broken again, when Jamie Railton and Alban Chevalier du Fau=s Channel Consignment prevailed at i110,000 for hip 329, a colt from the first crop of Vision d=Etat (Fr). Offered by Eric Lhermite=s Haras de Grandcamp, the April-foaled chestnut is already named Vision des Aigles (Fr), and is the first foal out of a half-sister to three-time Group 1 winner Cirrus des Aigles (Fr) (Even Top {Ire}). Selling continues today. Catalogue and full results are available at www.arqana.com.

ARQUANA OCTOBER TUESDAY’S TOP LOTS Hip Sex Sire Dam Price (€) 200 colt Duke of Marmalade (Ire) May (GB) 145,000 (€18,000 RNA wnlg ‘12 ARQDEC) B-Mrs M Hervet Consigned by Ecurie des Monceaux Purchased by Imperial Bloodstock 329 colt Vision d’Etat (Fr) Vie des Aigles (Fr) 110,000 B-Haras de Grandcamp Consigned by Haras de Grandcamp (Eric Lhermite) Purchased by Channel Consignment 198 filly Champs Elysees (GB) Marla (Ger) 90,000 (€10,000 wnlg ‘12 ARQDEC) B-SCEA L’Aubay, Mickley Stud & Mlle N Kent Consigned by La Motteraye Consignment Purchased by Anthony Stroud Bloodstock 181 filly King’s Best Ma Preference (Fr) 82,000 B-Patrick Chedeville Cont. from p2 Consigned by Haras du Petit Tellier (Patric Chedeville) Campaigned by Repole Stables, Overanalayze--a half- Purchased by Alban de Mieulle brother to Grade I winner Meadow Breeze 211 filly American Post (GB) Miximaa (GB) 75,000 (Meadowlake)--realized $380,000 at the 2011 B-Sheikh Abdullah bin Khalifa Al Thani Keeneland September sale, earning the distinction as Consigned by Haras des Loges the highest priced Dixie Union yearling that year. In Purchased by Alain Decrion addition to the Arkansas Derby, the Todd Pletcher pupil annexed the GII Futurity S. and GII Remsen S. In his š › final race, he was fifth in the Aug. 24 GI King Bishop S. at Saratoga. A winner of four of 11 starts, he retires • BREEDERS’ CUP CONTENDERS with $1,046,381 in earnings. AOveranalyze is by a good ON THE WORKTAB • sire, was an expensive yearling, a multiple graded- CHURCHILL DOWNS winning 2-year-old and a Grade I winner at three,@ said Fort Larned (E Dubai), 5f, 1:00.60, 1/32, (C) the 3-year-old=s trainer Todd Pletcher. AWhat more can you say? He has every chance to be a quality sire.@ CHURCHILL TRAINING AOveranalyze=s Arkansas Derby win was as impressive Ride on Curlin (Curlin), 5f, :59.60, 1/5, (J) of a Derby prep as there was all season,@ Repole said. AI love this horse=s attributes. WinStar has committed to FAIR HILL breeding 10 mares to him, and I told them I=d match Mexikoma (Birdstone), 7f, 1:27.40, 1/1, (J) that with 10 of my own mares.@ Overanalyze is part of SANTA ANITA WinStar=s >Dream Big program,= which gives breeders Beholder (Henny Hughes), 7f, 1:24.40, 1/3, (D) the opportunity to earn a lifetime breeding right in the Book Review (Giant’s Causeway), 5f, 1:00.20, 1/9, (FMS) Grade I winner by breeding and producing two live foals Executiveprivilege (First Samurai), 5f, 1:00.40, 2/9, (FMS) on stands and nurses contracts in the first two years of Game On Dude (Awesome Again), 6f, 1:11.40, 1/5, (C) his stallion career. AOveranalyze has a very similar Tap It Rich (Tapit), 4f, :47.80, 4/17 (J) profile as [GI Belmont S. winner] Union Rags, so we believe he presents tremendous value through our Dream Big program,@ said Walden. AWe=ve had success with our breeding rights programs with stallions like Click here to access TDN Sales PPs Spring At Last and Hold Me Back, and we think Overanalyze is going to be very popular as well.@ TDN P HEADLINE NEWS • 10/23/13 • PAGE 14 of 23 • thoroughbreddailynews.com

And, most importantly, he did it his way. I do hope the voters of the Eclipse awards view Ken Ramsey as the winner for Owner and Breeder in 2013. He certainly would have my vote in both categories. Benjamin L. Nadola

AHE DID IT HIS WAY@ Luck plays a powerful role in all aspects of the IN OTHER NEWS... Thoroughbred business. But after reading your hyperlink A Daily Roundup of Racing Articles in Other Media to Bill Finley=s ESPN piece, AThe Year of the Kitten,@ (click for story) it is quite apparent to me that to a great Gaming News: degree, Ken Ramsey has created much of his own luck. Two New Names in Suffolk Downs Casino Picture In the history of American breeding and horseracing, “Two gambling companies familiar with Massachusetts, Hard Rock Ramsey has accomplished a unique achievement. International and Rush Street Gaming, are emerging as top prospects to Today=s stallion farms typically spread much of the risk join a Suffolk Downs casino venture, days after the East Boston of ownership of unproven stallions to investors and/or racetrack jettisoned Caesars Entertainment from the $1 billion project, mare owners. But, Ramsey absorbed all of the risk and say people familiar with the Suffolk Downs search for a new partner.” proved that he and Kitten=s Joy had the right stuff. Mark Arsenhault, Boston Globe Saving the life of Kitten=s First after a broken hip, producing Kitten=s Joy from that mare by cesarean section, managing Kitten=s Joy=s racing career to an Eclipse Award and then going Aall-in@ to back his unproven stallion with a very large number of his own mares makes the case that Ramsey has created his own luck. Truly, the nature and scope of his success as breeder and owner has no parallel. Many people have stated that Ramsey has the Eclipse Award as owner already sewn-up, and that is obvious. Yet, in my opinion, his credentials for an Eclipse Award as breeder are even greater. Not only has he bred and supported his own stallion, he has created and managed the success of the AKittens@ from breeding shed and foaling barn to an awesome number of winner=s circles. Bill Finley recounts the facts: AFor the year [until the middle of October], 18 different Ramsey-owned sons or daughters of Kitten=s Joy have combined to win 24 stakes races, among them the Arlington Million, the Just a Game, the United Nations and the Sword Dancer.@ And, we still have the Breeders= Cup on the menu. It=s very enjoyable to watch Mr. Ramsey and his family have so much fun. He deserves it. His victories and overall racing accomplishments are as great as the risks he has taken along the way. P TDN HEADLINE NEWS • 10/23/13 • PAGE 15 of 23 • thoroughbreddailynews.com

Gagliano: Yes. And, as you know, by virtue of his many years of experience in this arena and his position of authority as chairman of this international organization, Louis does have a great deal of influence. There is no question that he cares deeply about the sport of Thoroughbred racing and I hold him in the highest esteem, personally and professionally. In this second of a two-part interview with industry Barry: The Jockey Club has no authority to impose or leaders regarding International Federation of alter federal or state rules for racing, but it does have Horseracing Authorities Chairman Louis Romanet's the Stud Book, which could be a powerful tool in pledge to eliminate race-day drugs from Graded races restricting registration of horses. Has The Jockey Club worldwide, Barry Irwin talks to Jim Gagliano (President ever thought about using Germany's Stud Book and COO of The Jockey Club), Dan Metzger (President restrictions as a template to control the use of drugs in of the Thoroughbred Owners and Breeders American racing as a means of protecting the breed? Association), Carl Hamilton (Chairman of The Jockey Club Information Systems) and Matt Iuliano (Executive Gagliano: In Germany, as I understand it, it's not V.P. and Executive Director of The Jockey Club). As restrictions within their Stud Book but rather the 30th Breeders' Cup dawns fast on the horizon, it is restrictions within their breeders awards program. The nothing if not apropos that the discussion revolves way that their breeders awards are established requires around strategies to bring North American racing in line certain medication restrictions while racing in order for with the vast majority of other jurisdictions in terms of those horses to be eligible to receive awards or uniform medication rules for Graded races. premiums. So it=s really not the Stud Book regulating medication policy in Germany. Here in North America, Irwin: The Jockey Club is a member of the IFHA, but we do reserve the right to refuse to do business with unlike members from European countries, our Jockey certain persons. If, for example, an individual is found Club cannot conduct racing or impose national rules. to have violated a medication rule that involves a What positive impact do you think Louis Romanet, as prohibited substance such as an RCI class 1 drug, our Rule 19 enables The Jockey Club to deny that person head of the IFHA, can have to move the ball toward the privileges to conduct registration-related business eliminating race-day drugs in Graded races? with The Jockey Club. Gagliano: First of all, I think it's important to note what Barry: An Irish member of the IRPAC (International the IFHA is and is not. It is an organization of Grading and Race Planning Advisory Committee) independent racing subcommittee of the IFHA at its most recent meeting authorities that come floated the notion of a super Group 1 and the possible together to promote best use of an asterisk to designate Black Type use in practices and to work countries where medication is allowed in Graded races. toward harmonization What do you think of this idea? wherever they can. What Gagliano: I think that's a non-starter. That has never IFHA is not is a regulatory been discussed in any kind of committee of the IFHA or authority. It does not have in IRPAC and I would not endorse that concept. I think the power to impose rules that it would have negative implications on a lot of on specific nations. All we aspects of our business here [in North America] and it look to do, with the would not achieve what those who have proposed it executive council and the would like it to do. It would be the exact opposite of membership, is to identify a harmonization. set of common principles, which are embodied within the articles of the International Agreement of racing, breeding and Jim Gagliano at the 2013 Jockey wagering, and try to have Club Round Table as many states and nations or organizations sign on to those articles specifically. For example, there are significant parts of the articles to which the United States is not a signatory.

Barry: What do you think Chairman Romanet specifically is capable of doing to move the ball? Is it basically restricted to trying to influence as best he can? P TDN HEADLINE NEWS • 10/23/13 • PAGE 16 of 23 • thoroughbreddailynews.com

Barry: Why do you think a fellow like Kavanagh does that? Is his motivation borne out of frustration or what else could it possibly be attributed to? What's his goal?

Gagliano: I guess you'd have to ask him what his goal is. I do know that Brian is held in high regard throughout the Thoroughbred industry. He and I both serve as vice chairmen on the IFHA executive council. We invited him to speak at The Jockey Club=s Round Table Conference in August out of respect for Brian and Horse Racing Ireland.

Irwin: IRPAC and SITA set the agenda for Graded races in the world and how they are recognized in the sales Brian Kavanagh speaks at the catalogs. They have the Round Table authority and power to pressure North American racing jurisdictions into eliminating drugs from Graded races. Do you think this is the best way forward for those progressive horsemen that want change sooner rather than later?

Gagliano: I'm going to say no. I don't believe that is the best way. Metzger: The Graded Stakes Committee proposed the Hamilton: I don't believe this is the best way and I elimination of race-day medication in two-year-old think in trying to achieve harmonization, it could have Graded races. Insofar as welcoming a threat, I cannot the opposite effect. We don=t know how the North speak to that, because that would be up to Dr. David American sales companies would react. Richardson [chairman of the American Graded Stakes Committee] and the other voting members. But, if a threat did come from SITA, I think it would have to be Together we stand, divided we fall. We think taken seriously. I think it's more probable that SITA it's much better to work toward would encourage rather than threaten us to take some harmonization than to work for exclusion. action. The sales companies are the ones with real –Jim Gagliano influence on the Graded Stakes Committee. The Graded Stakes Committee derives its authority through SITA. So we would hope there would be the encouragement Gagliano: I found Nick Nicholson's keynote address at to do that as opposed to a threat. the IFHA conference interesting as he gave a bit of a retrospective of his involvement in the IFHA. He discussed all of the gains that had been made over the If a threat did come from SITA, I think it years in harmonizing things such as the Stud Book. It would have to be taken seriously. wasn=t always easy, but collaboration has brought –Dan Metzger success on many fronts. Together we stand, divided we fall. We think it's much better to work toward harmonization than to work for exclusion. Barry: Breeders' Cup and the American Graded Stakes Committee moved to eliminate Lasix from Graded races Barry: Would The Jockey Club or the American Graded only to step backward. Obviously there are business Stakes Committee welcome a threat from an outside reasons for these decisions that reflect reluctance on source such as IRPAC or SITA or even the IFHA on the part of both entities to be engaged in costly elimination of drugs in Graded races, that if not met lawsuits, among other reasons. Do you think these would cause a loss of black type in sales catalogs? sputtering efforts have irreparably damaged the movement to eliminate race day drugs from Graded Ï Ò races? P TDN HEADLINE NEWS • 10/23/13 • PAGE 17 of 23 • thoroughbreddailynews.com

TDN Q&A cont. The Jockey Club continues to believe that a phase-out of Lasix is imperative, and will continue to Gagliano: I don't think we can call anything Airreparable@ at this point. There have been are a lot of different press for North American Lasix regulation to be tactics used; some have been successful and some harmonized with the rest of the world. But back to the have not. We look at the expanse of the efforts on all other matter - medication rules, penalties and lab levels of medication reform. This is one of them. I don't standards - it's very difficult to conceive of a bright think this is the last we'll see of this issue and we future for the sport if these reforms are not embraced certainly support it and will continue to support any and implemented. efforts that help us achieve our longstanding goal of seeing horses compete only when they are free from Iuliano: Currently, the industry's engine for regulatory the influence of medication. reform in general, and medication and testing matters specifically, is through the combination of the RMTC Barry: The Jockey Club conducts the Round Table and ARCI. These two groups more or less bookend the each August at Saratoga and features speakers that in industry on medication matters with the RMTC great part generate comments that seek to influence providing the scientific and analytical bases behind racing and breeding. Influence is important, especially in substances used in racing, and the RCI crafting that America, where states' rights trump federal authority science into regulations. Thus, the machine for change outside of the Interstate Horseracing Act. What if is already built and self-contained within the industry. anything can be done to centralize authority? Together, these two organizations can be very instrumental in coordinating the states to act in a Gagliano: As you know, pari-mutuel racing has long concerted fashion to ensure uniformity of rules. been regulated by individual states. While there have Ï Ò been several efforts to bind those states together - such as through a federal compact B to date, none have made much progress. At times, those of us that are On the matter of Lasix, I would note that is involved in leadership roles in the sport bemoan the lack one issue we've always dealt with separately, of central coordination. But I also think there are times when we also should take a step back and look at what and regulated differently. The Jockey Club has been achieved. For example, take the three continues to believe that a phase-out of Lasix initiatives that we talked about at last summer=s Round is imperative, and will continue to press for Table Conference: uniform medication rules, uniform North American Lasix regulation to be penalty structure and accredited lab standards. We're very encouraged that these reforms are starting to gel. harmonized with the rest of the world. But It=s quite possible that by early 2014 the majority of the back to the other matter - medication rules, states that conduct pari-mutuel racing will be operating penalties and lab standards - it's very difficult from harmonized rules and penalties and lab standards. to conceive of a bright future for the sport if In this regard, you've got to give a lot of credit to the ARCI and the RMTC, as well as the NTRA, all of whom these reforms are not embraced and have really taken the promotion of reform as a major implemented. responsibility and have been very serious and aggressive in promoting it. On the matter of Lasix, I –Jim Gagliano would note that is one issue we've always dealt with separately, and regulated differently. P TDN HEADLINE NEWS • 10/23/13 • PAGE 18 of 23 • thoroughbreddailynews.com cont.

Gagliano: So how do we, The Jockey Club, help to promote these things? One of the ways we've done so is through the Round Table Conference. Another of the ways we have done so is through the media, with statements, press releases, white papers, even advertising. Another resource we've created, in collaboration with TOBA, was CleanHorseRacing.org, which later morphed into HorseRacingReform.org. It's our grassroots advocacy program. It has been used as a very powerful tool for owners and breeders and trainers and participants and observers to express their points of view on medication reform. It's been enormously successful. We've had thousands of people support and sign petitions in support of reform. I think Dan would agree that we need more people to get involved and to make their voices heard.

Iuliano: You've got a great chronology on that website. I think it dates all the way back to 2006 and it gives a good timeline to look at all the medication reform efforts. For that matter, it even includes the larger health, safety and welfare reform efforts that have gone on in the industry, starting with 2006 for the first welfare safety racehorse summit. So, it's a good resource for everybody to look at.

Barry: Do you think that federal legislation offers a viable way to move our industry forward or do you think we're better off just keeping the federal Irwin: I think it was (former RCI President) Tony government where it is right now? Chamblin that basically constructed that part of the IHA and he's had misgivings about doing it because of how Gagliano: That=s a tough question to answer at this it's turned out. In that regard, do you think horsemen point. In 2011, in a statement, we said it's undeniable are being shortsighted in fighting over race-day drugs, that some aspects of the sport fall under the based on Louis Romanet's contention that the future of responsibility of the federal government - for example the industry depends on attracting a younger the 1978 Interstate Horseracing Act. It is also true that generation and drugs simply turn them off? the states have regulated the sport for a long time, and would vigorously oppose a change in control. There has Gagliano: Over the years we have conducted a lot of been an awful lot of progress toward reform recently, research and there is statistical support for the position and the state commissions deserve a lot of credit for that the use of medication in race-horses in competition that. However, as we stated at the Round Table, if makes it difficult to create and attract new generations those reform efforts stall or are deemed to be of horse racing fans. It's hard to pick up The New York inadequate, we may very well have to get behind Times or any other major publication that covers sports federal legislation. If that time should come, that or society and not see the taint of drugs on legislation needs to be carefully considered within the competition. It's not something that's going to go industry and cannot come from just one quarter. away, as much as some wish it would. I just want to come back and make sure I'm really clear on this Iuliano: At a recent meeting of the Massachusetts statement. We have the utmost respect for those who Gaming Commission, Alex Waldrop gave a very good have considered federal legislation and we have even chronology of the Interstate Horseracing Act, reminding met with and collaborated with some of them. We have the audience that, at its inception, the IHA was also reached out to USADA by having Travis Tygart effectively a piece of federal legislation that was speak in 2012 at our Round Table Conference. (Barry, I originally drafted by the industry and then provided to know you had suggested this idea maybe a decade the federal government. There are certain aspects of before). In fact, Matt Iuliano and I went out to meet the business that certainly belong and are currently with USADA in Colorado Springs last February to learn regulated under the purview of the federal government about its programs and operations. and there are other aspects where regulation by the cont. p19 state is provided. P TDN HEADLINE NEWS • 10/23/13 • PAGE 19 of 23 • thoroughbreddailynews.com

Barry Irwin cont. from p18 Right now, however, we're very encouraged with the movement that we're seeing among state racing commissions and horsemen's groups such as the Thoroughbred Horsemen=s Association (THA), in particular. I want to make it clear that we wholeheartedly support the current reform movement.

Irwin: I asked Chairman Romanet if he thought there would be an appetite among the international members of SITA to disallow Graded Black Type in sales catalogues for American races in which drugs were allowed if Keeneland and Fasig-Tipton supported it. His response was, "I think it would make the world totally different if Keeneland and Fasig-Tipton would support it." What do you think?

Gagliano: I don't think going to SITA addresses the core issue. And I don=t think SITA is the right body to decide this matter.

THIS WEEK IN HISTORY... October 22, 1964...Jockey Bill Shoemaker won his 5,000th career race aboard Slapstick at Aqueduct Racetrack.

October 23, 1982...The ill-fated Landaluce took the GI Oak Leaf S. by two lengths in what would be her final career start. The meteoric filly died a month later after October 28, 1973...Secretariat concluded his racing contracting Colitis-X. career with a 6 1/2-length victory in the Canadian International Championship S. at Woodbine Racecourse. October 25, 2003...The first dead heat in the history of Jockey Eddie Maple substituted for Ron Turcotte, who the Breeders’ Cup occured when Johar and defending was on suspension. race champion High Chaparral (Ire) hit the wire together in the GI BC Turf. It was just a head back to Falbrav (Ire) in third. Breeders= Cup Leading Trainers by Races Won October 26, 1949...Jockey Bill Shoemaker picked up Total his first career stakes win, piloting Al to victory in the D W Lukas 19 George Marshall Claiming H. at Bay Meadows. C McGaughey 9 W Mott 9 October 26, 1996...The Breeders’ Cup was held outside B Baffert 8 the U.S. for the first time, taking place at Woodbine A O’Brien 7 Racecourse in Toronto, Canada. T Pletcher 7 N Drysdale 6 October 26, 1996...Trainer Jenine Sahadi became the R Frankel 6 first woman to saddle a Breeders’ Cup winner, sending R Mandella 6 out Lit de Justice to win the Breeders’ Cup Sprint. M Stoute 5 A Fabre 4 October 27, 2001...Tiznow became the first horse to win J Gosden 4 the Breeders’ Cup Classic in consecutive years when he R McAnally 4 denied that year’s G1 Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe winner Steve Asmussen 4 Sakhee by a nose. P TDN HEADLINE NEWS • 10/23/13 • PAGE 20 of 23 • thoroughbreddailynews.com

WHO’S THE DADDY? This is an exciting time of the racing season: the year-end championships. On Oct. 6, France hosted an outstanding day of racing culminating in the sensational victory by Treve (Motivator) over a good field in the G1 Prix de l=Arc de Triomphe. Last weekend, British Champions Day saw outstanding soft-ground performances by Olympic Glory (Choisir)--like Treve, owned by racing=s newest high-profile star owner, Sheikh Joaan bin Hamad al-Thani of Qatar-- in the G1 Queen Sadler’s Wells Elizabeth S. at a mile; and by Godolphin=s Farhh (Pivotal), who bested the evergreen Cirrus des Aigles (Even Top) and G1 Epsom Derby winner Ruler of the World (Galileo) in an exciting three-horse finish in the G1 Champion S. In 10 days= time we have the world-class two-day Breeders= Cup meeting at Santa Anita, in which Andrew Lloyd-Webber=s 4-year-old filly, The Fugue (Dansili), could be the hottest favorite of the meeting to topple the boys in the GI Breeders= Cup Turf. It=s all happening. It=s the 30th anniversary of the Breeders= Cup this year, and one of the features will be a television program highlighting some of the great moments in Breeders= Cup history: Personal Ensign nailing Winning Colors in the 1988 GI Breeders= Cup Distaff; Sunday Silence defeating Easy Goer in the 1989 GI Breeders= Cup Classic; Awesome Again=s win in an epic 1998 edition of the Classic; Zenyatta beating the boys in the 2009 Classic, when the roof nearly came off Santa Anita. This month=s racing is memorable, not simply because it=s the best racing going on now, but also because we will consider today=s top racing in the context of the great performances of yesteryear. A decade turns out to be a long time in the horse racing game. For example, 10 years ago, at the end of the 2003 racing season, the Sadler=s Wells sire line was a question mark; the jury was out. Though he was racking up his 13th (and 12th consecutive) British and Irish sire championship (his 14th and last would come in 2004), and his 12th (and 11th consecutive) European sire championship, the prospects for his sire line were far from secure. In an environment where speed was already king, he was more a staying sire. At the end of 2003, Sadler=s Wells= standing as a sire of sires actually depended primarily on: cont. p21 P TDN HEADLINE NEWS • 10/23/13 • PAGE 21 of 23 • thoroughbreddailynews.com

Bill Oppenheim cont. $ In The Wings (1986), from Sadler=s Wells= first crop, was a Triple Group 1 winner at four in 1990, including the G1 Breeders= Cup Turf and G1 Coronation Cup. His first crop included “Tattersalls’ October 2 sale last week achieved a remarkable clearance rate of Singspiel (1992), 79.3% from the catalogue, meaning a sky-high four of every five yearlings who was a catalogued were sold – like Keeneland September Week 2, though a remarkable clearance rate in North America seems to be 73%. October 2 was up 25% in four-time average, to 47,529 gns., which translates to just a hair under $80,000. High G1 winner at demand at that level is great news, but studmasters need to be careful that any four and five, stud fee increases are kept to a little, not a lot.” - Bill Oppenheim including the G1 Japan Cup In the Wings breederscup.com and the second Dubai World Cup (in 1997, when it was still a listed Race), and ran second in the GI Breeders= Cup Turf. Singspiel was a successful sire, though if In The Wings survives as a branch of the Sadler=s Wells sire line, it is actually more likely to be through Soldier Hollow (2000), a four-time Group 1 winner in Germany and Italy who raced through seven, but is now the most expensive sire in Germany (i15,000 for 2014), and is the sire of 2012 G1 German Derby winner Pastorius (2009), who will himself enter stud in Germany in 2014.

$ Barathea (1990) was second to Zafonic in the 1993 G1 English 2000 Guineas and won the Irish version; as TATTERSALLS OCTOBER PART 2 (IN GNS) a 4-year-old, in 1994, he won the GI Breeders= Cup YEAR CAT RING SOLD %W/D %S/R %S/C GROSS AVG Mile. He was a useful sire, but not a top-flight sire. He 2013 965 878 765 9.0% 87.1% 79.3% 36,359,500 47,529 didn=t make Sadler=s Wells a sire of sires. 2012 1,043 937 788 10.2% 84.1% 75.6% 31,039,000 39,390 2011 833 750 635 10.0% 84.7% 76.2% 25,284,500 39,818 $ El Prado (1989) turned out to be a real surprise 2010 1,031 929 685 9.9% 73.7% 66.4% 22,241,900 32,470 package at stud in North America. Winner of the 2009 820 733 606 10.6% 82.7% 73.9% 20,565,500 33,936 G1 National S., Ireland=s most important 2-year-old 2008 847 719 509 15.1% 70.8% 60.1% 19,672,700 38,650 race, he disappointed at three and was sold from Ballydoyle to Frank Stronach, with the Sangster family, which owned a piece of him at Ballydoyle, retaining an interest. He proved a big success, and was the second-best sire from the 1994 sire crop, behind a horse called A.P. Indy. Though El Prado was established as a very useful sire by the end of 2003, when Medaglia d=Oro had just run second in his second consecutive GI Breeders= Cup Classic and Kitten=s Joy and Artie Schiller were promising 2-year-olds, not that many experts would have predicted he was about to establish a bridgehead for the Sadler=s Wells sire line in North America.

$ Finally, there was Fort Wood, like In The Wings and Barathea either bred and/or raced by Sheikh Mohammed. Fort Wood, who was out of the off-the-graph blue hen mare Fall Aspen, won the TATTERSALLS OCTOBER YEARLINGS TOTAL (IN GNS) G1 Grand Prix de Paris when it was still a 10-furlong YEAR CAT RING SOLD %W/D %S/R %S/C GROSS AVG race and had become a leading sire in South Africa, 2013 1,778 1,587 1,320 10.7% 83.2% 74.2% 109,006,800 82,581 2012 1,886 1,680 1,405 10.9% 83.6% 74.5% 100,811,100 71,752 2011 1,687 1,504 1,222 10.8% 81.3% 72.4% 78,783,000 64,471 But that was it. The superstar racehorse Montjeu was 2010 2,230 1,957 1,418 12.2% 72.5% 63.6% 72,327,100 51,006 about to have his first 2-year-olds racing in 2004, and 2009 1,962 1,754 1,372 10.6% 78.2% 69.9% 76,772,000 55,956 Galileo was about to have his first yearlings. But the 2008 1,943 1,665 1,190 14.3% 71.5% 61.2% 72,309,000 60,764 whole landscape for the Sadler=s Wells sire line looked a lot different than it does now. Data compiled by Brianne Stanley P TDN HEADLINE NEWS • 10/23/13 • PAGE 22 of 23 • thoroughbreddailynews.com

Bill Oppenheim cont. Galileo=s first two major sons at stud are both Darley Montjeu was champion sire in France the year he had stallions, bought from owner-trainer and--in the case of his first 3-year-olds in 2005, which has actually been Teofilo--breeder Jim Bolger. Teofilo was the unbeaten his only sire champion European championship. He has 2-year-old of 2006, been runner-up to but unfortunately Galileo on a quite a never made it back to few lists. What the races. He=s the Montjeu has done is leading North sired four G1 Epsom American/European Derby winners in his third-crop (1st foals first nine crops of 2009, first 4-year-olds 3-year-olds. The first, 2013) sire by progeny New Approach Racing Post Motivator lequesnay.com Motivator, from earnings this year. Montjeu=s first crop New Approach was similarly unbeaten as a 2-year-old and who won the 2005 Derby, took a while to get in 2007. Then, after losing twice at a mile to going himself, but last year had the impressive G1 Prix Henrythenavigator in the G1 English and G1 Irish 2000 de l=Opera winner Ridasiyna and this year, of course, Guineas, he bounced back to win the 2008 G1 Epsom has the unbeaten >Arc= winner Treve. He=s a certainty to Derby. New Approach=s first crop of 3-year-olds this be champion sire in France this year. Montjeu=s second year includes two Classic winners: Dawn Approach, Derby winner, Authorized, from his third crop, won the unbeaten European champion 2-year-old of 2012 and 2007 Derby and had his first foals in 2009, so he has winner of this year=s G1 English 2000 Guineas; and first 4-year-olds 2013. He was looking pretty shaky G1 Epsom Oaks winner Talent. until midway through this year, but has since had two Galileo is the sire of probably the highest-rated horse Group 1-winning fillies from his first crop in Europe-- in European history, Frankel, who retired to stud this Ambivalent won the G1 Pretty Polly S. at The Curragh year after an unbeaten this summer, and the lightly raced Seal of Approval career of 14 starts for won last weekend=s G1 British Champions Day Filly & owner-breeder Prince Mare S.--as well as a Group 1-winning 3-year-old in Khalid Abdullah. The Australia. Ironically, all four Northern Hemisphere form of Frankel=s wins G1 winners by Montjeu=s two Derby-winning sons are has been advertised fillies, whereas Montjeu himself displayed a distinct colt over and over again by bias. horses like Montjeu=s other two Derby winners are Coolmore Excelebration, Cirrus residents: Pour Moi, who won the 2011 Derby, has his Frankel Racing Post des Aigles, and Farhh, first foals coming up to the sales this year; and all of whom are top Camelot, who won the 2012 G1 English 2000 Guineas Group 1 winners as long as Frankel=s not in the room. as well as the Derby, will be settling in at Coolmore as Coolmore=sRip Van Winkle, whose first yearlings have we speak. Montjeu still averaged about $120,000 and impressed the >judges,= has two more full crops had similar experiences with a certain Sea The Stars, of 3-year-olds to come, but away from him, he was a Group 1 winner at eight including this year=s G2 and 10 furlongs and is Galileo=s next major son due to Beresford S. winner have runners. Coolmore also has Cape Blanco, who Geoffrey Chaucer, so he won the G1 Irish Derby and G1 Irish Champion S. as a might yet have another 3-year-old in 2010, came to the U.S. in 2011 where he Derby winner up his won three Grade I=s in three starts and was named sleeve. Montjeu, who Camelot Racing Post champion male turf died at the end of March horse. He stands at 2012, was always a >top-five sire= in Europe, but the Ashford, Coolmore=s only horse we can actually compare the 2001 Kentucky arm, and has G1 Epsom and Irish Derby and >King George= winner his first foals coming Galileo to is Sadler=s Wells himself. Galileo is to the sales this year. indisputably the world=s number one sire. He has been Besides Frankel, who champion sire, both in Britain/Ireland and Europe as a stood for ,125,000 whole four times, and is odds-on to be the champion (near enough sire for the fifth time this year. He=s also been leading US$200,000) and Nathaniel Racing Post sire of 2-year-olds twice, the years New Approach and whose first mares will Frankel were 2-year-olds. His celebrated cross with the be selling in-foal for no Danzig line, especially Danehill, is one of the most doubt astronomical sums this year, another top-class powerful seen for a long time: Frankel, Teofilo, and son of Galileo who retired in 2013 is Newsells Park=s Intello this year are all out of Danehill mares. MG1SW Nathaniel. P TDN HEADLINE NEWS • 10/23/13 • PAGE 23 of 23 • thoroughbreddailynews.com cont. His best up until this month was the GII winner Mr. Winner of the G1 >King George= as a 3-year-old in Commons, but on opening weekend at Keeneland, he 2011 and the G1 Eclipse S. at four in 2012, Nathaniel had the winners of both Grade I 2-year-old races, My also showed incredibly consistent top-class form for Conquestadory (GI Alcibiades S.) and We Miss Artie (GI owner-breeder Lady Rothschild and trainer John Breeders= Futurity), so he goes into next weekend=s Gosden. He=s another son of Galileo to have a real shot Breeders= Cup with two live chances to upgrade his at being a top-class sire. The leader of the 2014 class rating. of retiring sons of Galileo must be Intello, winner of the Following Galileo=s win in the 2001 G1 Epsom Derby, 2013 G1 Prix du Jockey-Club (French Derby) over 2100 High Chaparral followed up for Sadler=s Wells by meters, and placed in both the G1 Poule d=Essai des winning the 2002 version before also adding the G1 Poulains (French 2000 Guineas) at a mile and the >Arc= Irish Derby, and scoring the first of his two wins (the at a mile and a half. Bred and owned by the Wertheimer second a dead-heat with Johar) in the GI Breeders= Cup Brothers, it=s just been announced that he will do his Turf. High Chaparral has arguably been the best son of first two seasons at Cheveley Park in England, then Sadler=s Wells in Australasia, where he has sired So You move to France for the 2016-2017 Think, bought into by Coolmore and winner seasons at the Haras du Quesnay. On of 10 Group 1 races, five in each deck for 2015 we can expect this hemisphere, and now a Coolmore year=s G1 Epsom Derby winner Ruler dual-hemisphere stallion; and It=s a Dundeel, of the World, as well as a few others himself now a five-time Group 1 winner in we don=t know about yet. So the Australia. High Chaparral=s best horse >up story here is that Galileo is indeed north= is the current 3-year-old Toronado, going to have some more serious winner of the G1 Sussex S. over Dawn chances to enhance his credentials as Approach, and a very live contender for next a sire of sires, given he has made a weekend=s Breeders= Cup meeting, should he very good start in that department make the trip. with Teofilo and New Approach. Medaglia d’Oro darleystallions.com The last of Sadler=s Wells= 23 crops was Now we must return to El Prado, foaled in 2008, so his story as a sire is just 10 years on. Dirt horse Medaglia d=Oro closed out his about written: according to the TDN Lifetime career with another second to Pleasantly Perfect (he=d Cumulative Earnings General Sire List (click here) , been second to him in the previous year=s GI Breeders= Sadler=s Wells has sired 1,699 runners; 1,114 winners; Cup Classic) in the 2004 G1 Dubai World Cup. He a record 294 black-type winners (about 13% of his retired to stud to Stonewall Farm in 2005, had his first more than 2,200 foals); 167 group winners, of which foals in 2006, and first runners in 2008. Once Rachel 73 are Group 1 winners. His almost 1,700 runners have Alexandra beat the boys in the 2009 GI Preakness S., earned more than $133 million. Galileo is already up to his status was assured. Within a ninth on the list, with 33 Group 1 winners month, his move to Darley was and the earners of almost $84 million. El announced, and since then he=s been a Prado is 10th with the earners of more $100,000 stallion who=s enjoyed than $79 million, and Montjeu ranks 13th fantastic support. He was an absolutely with 22 Group 1 winners and the earners top-class racehorse--five times he ran of more than $75-million in 10 crops. Beyers between 117-120--and he=s That=s $370 million in earnings right there, making a very good sire, indeed, so it=s probably a pretty conservative through hardly typical of the Sadler=s guess to estimate the Sadler=s Wells sire Wells line, which on the whole doesn=t line is responsible for the earners of over really operate on dirt, or even very well half a billion dollars. And the line is still on synthetic surfaces. expanding, not shrinking: a recent table Kitten=s Joy was more typical of the Kitten’s Joy ramseyfarm.com showed seven of Timeform=s eight Sadler=s Wells line in that he won the top-rated 3-year-olds in Europe in 2013 Eclipse Award as champion turf male in 2004. His first are by Galileo, his sons New Approach and Teofilo, crop arrived in 2007 and, though used primarily as a Montjeu, and High Chaparral. And possibly the last son private stallion for the Ramsey family to begin with, at of Sadler=s Wells himself to stand in a major breeding this writing he=s the leading sire in North America by center is Bullet Train, a Group 3 winner in his own right progeny earnings for 2013 (just under $10 million), but much better known as thereafter the regular including 22 black-type winners and five Grade I workmate for his 3/4-brother by Galileo, Frankel. Any winners this year. One of those, Stephanie=s Kitten, had horse getting Frankel to break sweat must be worth a been instrumental in propelling Kitten=s Joy to the 2011 look at his $7,500 fee, standing his second season this North American leading sire of 2-year-olds title with her coming year at the McLean family=s Crestwood Farm win in that year=s GII Breeders= Cup Juvenile Fillies= near Lexington. Turf. A third son of El Prado, WinStar=s Artie Schiller, Bill Oppenheim may be contacted at [email protected] (please cc upset none other than Leroidesanimaux in the 2005 GI TDN management at [email protected]) . Breeders= Cup Mile. Follow him on Twitter at www.twitter.com/billoppenheim. THE SADLER'S WELLS SIRE LINE (Major Sons)

1st SIRE Year Foals Sire Year 1st Foals

SADLER'S WELLS 1981 1986

IN THE WINGS 1986 1992 SINGSPIEL 1992 1999 SOLDIER HOLLOW 2000 2009 PASTORIUS 2009 2015 EL PRADO 1989 1994 MEDAGLIA D'ORO 1999 2006 KITTEN'S JOY 2001 2007 ARTIE SCHILLER 2001 2008 BARATHEA 1990 1996 FORT WOOD 1990 1995 (in South Africa) MONTJEU 1996 2002 MOTIVATOR 2002 2007 AUTHORIZED 2004 2009 POUR MOI 2008 2013 CAMELOT 2009 2015 ST NICHOLAS ABBEY 2007 2015 GALILEO 1998 2003 TEOFILO 2004 2009 NEW APPROACH 2005 2010 RIP VAN WINKLE 2006 2012 CAPE BLANCO 2007 2013 FRANKEL 2008 2014 NATHANIEL 2008 2014 INTELLO 2010 2015 HIGH CHAPARRAL 1999 2005 SO YOU THINK 2006 2014 IT'S A DUNDEEL 2009 Australia TORONADO 2010 Racing

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1:22p 2nd-BEL, $60K, Msw, S, 2yo, 6f HR/TVG Dominick Schettino saddles firster WOKE UP TIRED (Bernardini) as the 7-5 morning-line favorite for MeB Racing Stables LLC and Brooklyn Boyz Stables. The bay is out of the stakes-winning mare La Grande Mamma (Compadre), who has produced two winners from four previous foals. The $400,000 Fasig-Tipton Saratoga yearling purchase displays a respectable worktab. Patricia Generazio homebred Bluegrass Flash (Bluegrass Cat) , a half to GISW Discreet Marq (Discreet Cat), cuts back in distance and tries dirt for the first time in tis third start. The Christoph Clement trainee has been off since running eighth at Saratoga Aug. 28. Click for the Brisnet.com PPs.

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Yarmouth, 14.50, Mdn, ,4,500, 2yo, f, 1m 3ydsT, 1:46.65, sf. ASYAD (IRE) (f, 2, New Approach {Ire}--Elle Danzig {Ger} {Hwt. 3yo-Ger at 9.5-11f, 2x Hwt. Older Mare- CITYSCAPE TO OVERBURY Ger & Ity at 9.5-11f, MG1SW-Ity & G1SW-Ger, Juddmonte stalwart Cityscape (GB) (Selkirk--Tantina, $873,311}, by Roi Danzig), who stayed on into fourth by Distant View) has been retired to stand at Overbury after a slow break on debut over seven furlongs at Stud for the 2014 breeding season in a deal brokered Salisbury Sept. 5, was hammered into 8-11 and soon by Blandford Bloodstock. Most notable for his had command and an easy lead. Turning the screw authoritative success in the G1 Dubai Duty Free last inside the final quarter, the i230,000 ARQAUG March, the 7-year-old will join the likes of Delegator yearling never looked like relinquishing her advantage (GB) at the Gloucestershire-based establishment at a and had a length to spare over Madame Mere (Ire) fee of ,5,000 SLF. Highly consistent throughout his (Dalakhani {Ire]) at the line. Asyad is a half-sister to El career, the half-brother to another Khalid Abdullah- Comodin (Ire) (Monsun {Ger}, SW-Fr, $131,208); and Roger Charlton luminary in Bated Breath (GB) (Dansili Elle Shadow (Ire) (Shamardal, Hwt. Older Mare-Ger at {GB}), was also successful three times at Group 3 level 9.5-11f, MGSW & G1SP-Ger, $354,761). VIDEO, courtesy and placed six times at the highest level. Those attheraces.com. Lifetime Record: 2-1-0-0, ,3,440. included runner-up finishes in the 2011 G1 Hong Kong O-Sheikh Joaan bin Hamad Al Thani; B-Gestut Mile and last year=s G1 Prix Jacques le Marois and Wittekindshof; T-Sir Michael Stoute. G1 Queen Elizabeth II S., as well as, a third in that season=s GI Woodbine Mile. In total, he won six of his Yarmouth, 14.20, Mdn, ,4,500, 2yo, f, 1m 3ydsT, 1:46.47, sf. 23 starts and just shy of ,3 million in prize money. +MADAME CHIANG (GB) (f, 2, Archipenko--Robe Roger Charlton, who nurtured his career over five Chinoise {GB}, by Robellino), sent off at 33-1, broke seasons, paid his own tribute yesterday. ACityscape is a tardily and ran greenly in rear throughout the early noble horse,@ Charlton said. ABold, tough and brave. stages. Working her way through the pack approaching He=s a good mover with a wonderful temperament and the furlong pole, the homebred delivered a surge to hit he had terrific speed.@ Overbury Stud=s Simon Sweeting the front 100 yards out and drew away for a four- added, AHe has the talent, looks and pedigree to be a length success from Dorset Cream (GB) (Dansili {GB}). top-class sire. Selkirk was a hugely influential stallion. I Madame Chiang is the fourth winner for her freshman believe that Cityscape, who is a complete outcross to sire (by Kingmambo). VIDEO, courtesy attheraces.com. Northern Dancer and hails from the family of champions Lifetime Record: 1-1-0-0, ,2,911. Redoute=s Choice (Aus) and El Gran Senor, can pick up O/B-Miss K Rausing; T-David Simcock. where Selkirk left off.@ Yarmouth, 13.50, Mdn, ,4,500, 2yo, 6f 3ydsT, Yesterday=s Results: 1:18.28, sf. Lingfield, 15.00, Mdn, ,4,500, 2yo, 1m (AWT), 1:39.88, stn. KAAB (IRE) (c, 2, Kheleyf--Ms Victoria {Ire}, by +TANQEYA (IRE) (c, 2, Intense Focus--Spinning Well Fasliyev), a 18,000gns TATDEC weanling and {Ire}, by Pivotal {GB}), sent off at 5-1, raced in 42,000gns TATOCT yearling, had not been seen since mid-pack early. Finding his feet late on, the i42,000 disappointing on debut over five furlongs at Leicester GOFFEB and 70,000gns TATOCT yearling cut down May 27 and stalked the early pace. Committed on the Invasor Luck (Invasor {Arg}) in the final yards to score front end approaching the quarter pole, the 5-1 second by a neck. Tanqeya is the 16th winner for his freshman favorite asserted to score by 2 1/4 lengths from sire (by Giant=s Causeway). VIDEO, courtesy Resolute (GB) (Pivotal {GB}). VIDEO, courtesy attheraces.com. Lifetime Record: 1-1-0-0, ,3,068. attheraces.com. Lifetime Record: 2-1-0-0, ,2,911. O-Sheikh Hamdan bin Rashid Al Maktoum; B-Ballylinch O-Sheikh Hamdan bin Rashid Al Maktoum; B-Victor Stud; T-Richard Hannon. Stud Bloodstock Ltd; T-Ed Dunlop.

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British report cont. Kempton Park, 18.10, Mdn, ,4,000, 2yo, f, 7f (AWT), B R E E D E R S’ E D I T I O N 1:27.45, stn. AERTEX (IRE) (f, 2, Exceed and Excel {Aus}--Gingham AMERICA {GB}, by Barathea {Ire}), who ran fourth at Salisbury last time Oct. 14, was steadied in sixth after racing BLACK-TYPE RESULTS: keenly through the early exchanges of this one. Making GRAND NATIONAL HURDLE S.-GI, $250,000, FHX, smooth progress into the straight, the 8-1 chance was 10-19, 4yo/up, 21fT, 5:15, fm. scrubbed along approaching the two pole and kept on 1--#@DIVINE FORTUNE, g, 10, by Royal Anthem-- under continued urging in the closing stages to prevail My Tombola (MSP, $100,741), by Northern Fling by 1 1/4 lengths from Alfaayza (Ire) (Dansili {GB}). The O/B-William Pape & Jonathan Sheppard (PA); win provided jockey Richard Hughes with his 200th T-Jonathan Sheppard; J-Darren Nagle. $150,000. victory of the season. Sales history: 24,000gns RNA Lifetime Record: 4-1-0-0, $15,905. wnlg >11 TATDEC. VIDEO, courtesy Racing UK. 2--Gustavian, 156, g, 7, Giant=s Causeway- - Lifetime Record: 3-1-0-0, ,2,829. Mossflower, by Affirmed. ($325,000 yrl '07 O/B-Mrs James Wigan; T-Richard Hannon. FTSAUG). O-Magalen Bryant; B-Whitewood Stable Inc (KY); T-Leslie Young. $45,000. OBSERVATIONS 3--Demonstrative, 156, g, 6, Elusive Quality--Loving Pride, by Quiet American. (25,000gns HRA >10 on today’s European racing scene TATJUL). O-Mrs George Ohrstrom Jr; B-Gainsborough Farm LLC (KY); T-Richard L 3.05 Newmarket, Mdn, £6,000, 2yo, c/g, 7fT Valentine. $25,000. NAADIRR (IRE) (Oasis Dream {GB}) , a 425,000gns TATOCT Margins: 5HF, 6 1/4, 2HF. Odds: 0.00, 0.00, 0.00. purchase by Sheikh Mohammed bin Khalifa Al Maktoum, debuts for the Marco Botti stable here. He is out of the talented O’Reilly runner Beach ALLOWANCE RESULTS: Bunny (Ire) (High Chaparral {Ire}), who was a short-head runner-up to 9th-PRX, $55,500, Opt. Clm. ($25,000), NW2X, Dar Re Mi (GB) (Singspiel {Ire}) in the 2009 G1 Pretty Polly S. Another 3yo/up, 1m, 1:37 3/5, ft. newcomer with a notable dam is Sheikh Hamdan bin Rashid Al ON THE LOOSE AGAIN (g, 4, Jump Start--French Lady, Maktoum’s 260,000gns purchase Mutakayyef (GB) (Sea the Stars by French Deputy) Lifetime Record: 21-6-2-4, {Ire}), a William Haggas-trained son of the 2008 G3 Nell Gwyn S. $182,786. O-High Point Thoroughbred Partners. winner and G1 Coronation S. and G1 Falmouth S. runner-up Infallible B-Spade Stable & John Omeara (KY). T-Alexander (GB) (Pivotal {GB}). Martinez. *$33,000 yrl '10 KEESEP. **1/2 to Deputy 6.50 Kempton, Mdn, £4,500, 2yo, 1m (AWT) (Matty G), GSW, $176,250. CRY JOY (Street Cry {Ire}) is a $400,000 full-brother to Street Boss who starts out for Charlie Appleby’s Godolphin stable on the Polytrack 9th-MNR, $28,400, 10-21, NW4L, 3yo/up, f/m, 6f, here. He encounters Lady Bamford’s unraced Moontown (GB) (Sea the 1:11 1/5, ft. Stars {Ire}), a Charles Hills-trained son of the 2009 G1 Premio Lydia SUNLIT CITY (f, 3, City Zip--Atlantic Storm, by Stormy Tesio winner Eva’s Request (Ire) (Soviet Star). Atlantic) Lifetime Record: 10-4-1-1, $67,012. O-Charlie J Williams LLC. B-Hidden Brook Farm, Bob Keplinger & 7.20 Kempton, Mdn, £4,500, 2yo, 1m (AWT) Spruce Lane Farm (PA). T-Sandra Marie Adkins. D’AVIGNON (Smart Strike) is another intriguing newcomer on a day of *$32,000 yrl '11 KEESEP. exciting firsts, being a half-brother to owner-breeder George Hidden Brook Raised and Sold Strawbridge’s star performers Just As Well (A. P. Indy) and Rainbow View (Dynaformer). John Gosden introduces him in a field which 8th-ZIA, $27,500, NW1X, 3yo/up, 1m, 1:36 1/5, ft. includes the Niarchos family’s Ragged Robbin (Fr) (Speightstown) , a REAL HEAT (g, 3, Unusual Heat--Chi Chi Nette, by Ole') David Lanigan-trained half-brother to the stable’s Epsom Derby runner- Lifetime Record: 13-2-1-2, $88,370. O-Class Racing up Main Sequence (Aldebaran). Stable. B-Madeline Auerbach & Barry Abrams (CA). T-Bart Hone. *$100,000 yrl '11 BESOCT. **Full to Mensa Heat, MSW & GISP, $516,498.

8th-MNR, $22,200, 10-21, NW2L, 2yo, 5 1/2f, Wednesday, Deauville, post time: 3:55 p.m. 1:05 1/5, ft. PRIX VULCAIN-Listed, €55,000, 3yo, 1 9/16mT TRI NOW (g, 2, Burning Roma--Premier Tri, by SC PP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER 1 5 Gianni (Fr) Kentucky Dynamite Auge Ferland Premiership) Lifetime Record: 5-2-0-1, $25,342. 2 3 Spiritjim (Fr) Galileo (Ire) Soumillon Bary O-Gerald Silver. B-Harold Queen (FL). T-Jeffrey 3 2 Singing (Fr) Singspiel (Ire) Prat Laffon-Parias Radosevich. *Won by 7 3/4 lengths. **1/2 to Tri Uimet 4 1 Venturous Spirit (Fr) Arch Lemaire Delzangles (Lac Ouimet), MSW, $321,654. 5 8 Fontvieille (Fr) Lando (Ger) Bachelot Wattel 6 4 Kicky Blue (Ger) Dashing Blade (GB) Jarnet Clout 7 6 Sygma (Ire) Singspiel (Ire) Guyon Brandt All horses in the TDN are bred in North America, 8 9 Scarlet Sonnet (Ire) Invincible Spirit (Ire) Pasquier Wattel unless otherwise indicated 9 7 Oriental Wind (GB) Zamindar Thomas Rod Collet All carry 121 pounds bar Gianni, Spiritjim & Singing, 125. W I C K E D L Y F A S T

Speed on the Racetrack and Up the Sire List

North America’s Leading First Crop Sires by Earnings: 1. Dunkirk $670,023 2. Two Step Salsa $542,202 3. Colonel John $435,197 4. Pioneerof the Nile $399,842 5. DIABOLICAL $379,704 North America’s Leading First Crop Sires by Winners 1. DIABOLICAL – 12 2. Dunkirk 3. Pioneerof the Nile - 10

Oct 13-14 Two latest maiden special weight winners by DIABOLICAL CHILI CON QUESO & CATAFLYING by 12 lengths! DIABOLICAL artax - bonnie byerly, by dayjur Adam Coglianese

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Breeders= Edition cont.

5th-FLX, $22,000, NW3L, 3yo/up, 6f, 1:12, ft. MEL AN ME (g, 4, Prime Timber--At Ease Diablo, by Diablo) Lifetime Record: 14-3-5-1, $49,845. O/T-Luis Gutierrez. B-New Dawn Thoroughbreds (NY).

ADDITIONAL MAIDEN WINNERS: Waldo, g, 3, Rockport Harbor--Dixie Time, by Dixieland Band. ZIA, 10-21, 6f, 1:09 4/5. B-David Lavoie (FL). *$3,000 wlng '10 KEENOV; $11,000 RNA yrl '11 COLAUG. **1/2 to Margarita Man (Mr. Shawklit), MSW, $153,660; Southern Vintage (Cuvee), MSW, $274,175.

B R E E D E R S’ E D I T I O N EUROPE

CONDITIONS RESULTS: FRANCE, Deauville, 15.20, 10-22, i29,000, 2yo, 5 1/2fT, 1:07.69, hy. PASSING BURG (FR) (f, 2, Sageburg {Ire}--Passing Lady {Fr}, by Anabaa) Lifetime Record: 5 starts, 2 wins, 2 places, i28,400. O-Ecurie D Primes; B-Ecurie D; T-L A Urbano-Grajales.

ADDITIONAL MAIDEN WINNERS: Pinkas (GB), c, 2, Dutch Art (GB)--Peachy Pear (GB), by Mark of Esteem (Ire). Deauville, France, 10-22, Mdn, 2yo, c/g, 1 3/16m (AWT). B-E Dogan. *20,000gns wnlg >11 TATDEC; 24,000gns yrl >12 TATOCT. Prisenflag (Fr), f, 2, Pyrus--Proud Douna (Fr), by Kaldoun (Fr). Deauville, France, 10-22, Mdn, 2yo, f, 1 3/16m (AWT). B-Gerard Dufit & F Lavoinne. *1/2 to Ariete Arrollador (GB) (Kingsalsa), SW-Fr & MSP- Spa, $165,704. Sweet P (GB), f, 2, Sir Percy (GB)--Desert Run (Ire), by Desert Prince (Ire). Lingfield, Britain, 10-22, Mdn, 2yo, 7f (AWT). B-W & T Barrons and Mr & Mrs A Pakenham. *13,000gns yrl >12 TATOCT. EUROPEAN-BRED WINNERS

IN HONG KONG: Noble Deluxe (Ire), g, 6, Footstepsinthesand (GB)--Jolie Clara (Fr), by Kahyasi. Happy Valley, 10-20, Hcp. ($181k), 1800mT, 1:49.98. B-Edward Kelly. *Formerly Is Feidir Linn (Ire). **i34,000 wnlg >07 GOFNOV; i30,000 yrl >08 GOFMIL.

IN SINGAPORE: Northern Gold (GB), g, 3, Green Desert--High Straits (GB), by Bering (GB). Kranji, 10-20, Maiden ($53k), 1400mT, 1:23.41. B-Brook Stud Bloodstock & Leydens Farm Stud. *,7,000 yrl >11 DONAUG.

All winners in the U.S. race on Lasix unless otherwise indicated