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IRISH VIRUS OUTBREAK UNDER Saturday, Saratoga SWORD DANCER H.-GI $250,000, 3yo/up, 12fT CONTROL According to Dr. Ann Cullinane, head PP HORSE TRAINER JOCK~Y WT. of the virology unit of the Irish Equine Centre, the 1 Kiri's Clown Johnson Luzzi 11 2 recent outbreak of the neurological form of the equine 2 L'Hermine Walden Davis 110 herpes virus is under control. "It has been con­ 3 Glanville Callejas Chavez 109 tained," said Cullinane. "The virus has only been 4 Solar Splendor Kelly Maple 11 2 found on seven premises, and only 14 or 15 horses 5 Fraise Mott Smith 1 23 have shown clinical signs of the disease. Of the 6 Pescagini Tagg Krone 111 seven premises affected, only two are public stud 7 Square Cut Devereux Perret 111 farms; three are private studs with, I would say, less 8 Sea Hero Miller Bailey 11 7 than 20 horses, one is a riding school and one a farm 9 Majesty's Darby Toner Samyn 109 with just one mare and foal." Cullinane added that 10 Alex the Great Rash Valenzuela 118 while there is no official quarantine, the farms in­ 11 Turk Passer Margotta Velazquez 113 volved have acted responsibly and voluntarily to re­ 1 2 Noble Sheba Schulhofer Santos 11 0 strict movement of their horses until the premises are 13 Royal Mountain Inn Tagg Krone 115 cleared of the virus. "I would say the outbreak is 1 4 Binary Light Kelly Leon 1 09 winding down, and two premises should soon get the Sea Hero (Polish Navy), second in the 11-furlong all-clear. We've been really lucky in this country; we Bowling Green H. last time out, stretches out another have been remarkably free of this form of the disease eighth looking for his first stakes win of the year. for the last 10 years. We had only one case last "He's run well on the turf; he has been consistent," year, and there have been years with no cases at all. said trainer MacK. Miller. "I think he can handle the Outbreaks occur irregularly, but the virus is endemic distance, but soft turf? I'm not qualified to say. He' s to every major horse population, and there have been never run on it, but I think he'll handle it. He's a outbreaks in France, Germany, the United Kingdom much more mature horse now, both physically and and South Africa this year." mentally. His mind is much stronger now." High weight Fraise (Strawberry Road {AUST}) finished LESTER PIGGOT AVOIDS INJURY AFTER third behind Sea Hero in the Bowling Green in his last. SCARE AT GOODWOOD Jockey Lester Piggott The six-year-old performs well over a yielding turf escaped serious injury yesterday when he fell from his course, as he showed last December in taking t he GI mount, Coffee N' Cream, in the Ralph Hubbard Nurs­ Hollywood Turf Cup. ery H. at Goodwood Racecowrse. The spill came after the 58-year-old rider's saddle slipped; the head-first Sunday, Saratoga fall caused his helmet to come loose. Piggott was JIM DANDY S.-Gll, $125,000a, 3yo, 9f sent to St. Richards Hospital but a hospital spokes­ Tabasco Cat (Storm Cat), off since a victory in the man said England's 11-time champion jockey suffered June 11 Belmont S. will face a short field. As of no serious injuries and would be kept overnight for Thursday, only two other starters had been con­ observation only. firmed. They are Bay Street Star (Silver Buck), win­ ner of the G3 Colin S. at Belmont June 11 and third News Continued, p.2 behind Holy Bull in the Dwyer in his last outing, and Pleasant Dancer (Pleasant Colony), whose lone win came in a maiden race at Aqueduct last November. WEEKEND PREVIEW ...... 1 Tabasco Cat returns to the races ready to run, said trainer D. Wayne Lukas. "He went up to my training NEWS CONTINUED ...... 2 center (in central California), which we think is a state-of-the-art facility. He took a little bit of time off, RACING REPORTS . . . . . 2,3,4,5 but we started him back in training July 7. n PAGE 2 • THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS • 7-29-94

News Continued. JOHN FRANKS TO HOLD REDUCTION AT CHRB APPROVES OWNER AND TRAINER FASIG-TIPTON NOVEMBER Louisiana oilman ORGANIZATIONS The California Horse Racing John Franks, a dominant force in American racing and Board responded Thursday to the mandate of a breeding for the past decade, will begin a major re­ new state law by selecting the Thoroughbred Own­ duction of his large Thoroughbred inventory at Fasig­ ers of California (TOC) as the organization to repre­ Tipton Kentucky's Fall Mixed Sale in Lexington Friday, sent owners in California and naming the California Nov. 4. Franks enjoyed his finest campaign as an Horsemen's Benevolent and Protective Association owner and breeder in 1993, earning a third Eclipse (CHBPA) to represent trainers, beginning next year. Award as leading owner and topping the money won The CHBPA will continue to represent both owners standings as a breeder for the first time. "It's time to and trainers until the end of the year, but AB 991 cut the numbers down," said Franks. "My main en­ requires that as of Jan. 1, 1995, there shall be joyment comes from racing. In the beginning it was separate organizations representing thoroughbred more exciting to win with a homebred, but I can't owners and trainers. The statute also dictates that honestly say that is the case anymore. There are too the percentage of purse money that currently goes many headaches managing the number of horses that entirely to the CHBPA will be distributed differently I've accumulated. My goal is to keep enough mares to supply a racing stable of 30 to 40 quality horses, with two-thirds of that money going to the owners' or less." Franks has led the national money won list organization and one-third to the trainers' organiza­ four times, and six times won more races than any tion. The TOC projects net revenue of $777, 777 other owner. He has been the leading American per year while the CHBPA anticipates revenue of breeder in races won the last six years with the pro­ about $420,000 from purses and another duce of a broodmare band that now numbers more $320,000 from recreation hall proceeds. than 300. LAKEWAY BREEZES FOR ALABAMA Lakeway JOCKEY CLUB REQUIRES DNA-TYPING FOR (Seattle Slew) went five-eighths of a mile in :59 STALLIONS The Jockey Club announced yesterday 3/5 at Hollywood Wednesday, and despite a that DNA-typing of 1994 covering stallions will be a change in travel plans, is still scheduled to head requirement before 1994 Service Certificates are east for the Alabama August 13. "I don't know issued and no foals from mares covered by these right now how or when we're going to get there, stallions will be allowed registration until all DNA but we're still planning to be there," said trainer requirements have been completed. The announce­ Gary Jones. "The shipping company we deal with ment paves the way for the planned implementation said they were sending a load on the second, and of DNA-based parentage verification to replace blood­ I've just found out they were t~lking about Septem­ typing as a requirement for the registration of all ber 2." The three-year-old will work again August North American Thoroughbred foals of 1995 and 1 , and Jones said he hopes to have confirmed thereafter. travel plans by then. Lakeway will face Sovereign Kitty (Sovereign Dancer), winner of a Saratoga allowance Wednesday, in the Alabama. Said her trainer, Rick Schosberg, "She looks good; she's bouncing around this morning. We're going to take a look and see what the big mare (Lakeway) does. If she's coming and she's 100 percent, we're all YESTERDAY'S RESULTS: running for second money." SCREEN KINGS. (1st div), $53,875, SAR, 7-28, 3yo, 6f, 1 :09 4/5, sy. FIRST-NIGHT RESULTS OF FASIG-TIPTON 1--CHIMES BAND, 117, c, 3, Dixieland Band--Chimes, SARATOGA TWO-YEAR-OLD SALE A total of by Mr. Prospector. O/B-Fares Farms, Inc (KY); T-D. 33 two-year-olds were sold during the first session Wayne Lukas; J-J. Bailey; $32,325. of the Fasig-Tipton Saratoga Selected Two-Year­ Lifetime Record: 10-4-1-1, $192,819. Old in Training Sale, which began Wednesday 2--Ledford, 115, c, 3, Forty Niner--Narrate, by Honest night, July 27, and concluded last night. Gross for Pleasure. 0-Claiborne Farm. the first session was $1 , 1 8 6 ,000 for an average of 3--Halo's Image, 115, c, 3, Halo--Sugar's Image, by $35,939. The sales topper was a filly by Sadler's Valid Appeal. 0-Arthur I. Appleton. Wells out of 'N Everything Nice, a daughter of the Margins: 5, 1, 3. Odds: 4.300K, 4.300K, 1.20. top-class broodmare Sweet Tooth; the half-sister to Last seen in the Blue Grass when he finished fifth stakes-placed I Like Secrets, who was consigned to Holy Bull, Chimes Band returned to the races by Niall Brennan, agent, sold for $130,000 to Burk primed for his best effort, scoring a wire-to-wire five­ Kessinger, Jr., agent. length triumph for his second U.S. win. The colt was a Group 3 winner in France as a two-year-old. PAGE 3 •THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS• 7-29-94

SCREEN KING S. (2nd div}, $54, 125, SAR, 7-28, 3rd-SAR, $25,000, Msw, 2yo, f, 6f, 1 :12 4/5, sy. 3yo, 6f, 1 :10 4/5, sy. GILDING (f, 2, Seeking the Gold--Be Bright, by Majes­ 1--MR. SHAWKLIT, 115, c, 3, Afleet--Shawklit, by tic Light), third after showing good speed in her de­ Groshawk. 0-Edward Anchel; B-Treasure Hill Farm, but, trailed the field early but made steady progress to Inc. (KY}; T-Frank Laboccetta: J-W.H. McCauley; gain the lead in deep stretch for a 1 1 /4-length victo­ $32,475. Lifetime Record: 11-4-3-0, $147,293. ry. The favorite, ME MY (Fortunate Prospect), ran 2--Scarlet Rage, 115, c, 3, Scarlet lbis--Screened, by evenly in sixth. Lifetime Record: 2-1 -0-0, $16,500. Alydar. 0-Very Un Stable. · O/B-Cynthia Phipps (KY). T-Claude McGaughey Ill. 3--Groovy Jett, 117, c, 3, Groovy--Jetta, by Foolish Pleasure. 0-Don Eberts. 5th-SAR, $25,000, Msw, 3yo/up, f/m, 6f, 1 :12 3/5, Margins: 1 /2, 2, 5. Odds: 5.30, 2.10, 1.00. sy. Campaigned in stakes company this winter and FLEET MARGUERITE (f, 3, Gulch--Far Flying {MSW, spring, Mr. Shawklit chased the best 2yo's in the $278,226}, by Far North), unplaced on the turf going N.Y. route to the Triple Crown, finishing 2nd in the long in her last two starts, shortened up to six fur­ Bay Shore before fading to 7th in the Gotham. Drop­ longs and closed from the middle of the pack late to ping into alw. company, he went 1-for-3 this spring nail AFFIRMED PEACH (Affirmed) by a half at 20-1. and summer, but back in stakes company here, took The 3-5 choice PLANET EROS (Relaunch) showed to the sloppy Saratoga surface for 1 /2-length win speed but tired to be fifth. The winner, 1 /2 to Dalhart over four others. He is a 1 /2 to Shawklit Won (GSP, (MGSW, $326,675, by Forty Niner), was an $80,000 $230,226, by Air Forbes Won) and Her She Shawklit Saratoga 2yo in training purchase. Lifetime Record: (GSP, $284,358, by Air Forbes Won). 7-1-0-1, $22,070. 0-Charles Harris. 8-Foxfield (KY). T-Leroy Jolley. 1st-SAR, $50,000, Alw, Steeplechase, 4yo/up, 21/16m, 3:47 4/5, sf. 2nd-SAR, $25,000, Msw, 3yo/up, f/m, 6f, 1:12, 1--WARM SPELL, 164, g, 6, Northem Baby--Smilin' sy. Sera (SW, $104, 150), by Explodent. O/T-John K. +MISMATCH (f, 3, Polish Navy--Heavenly Match Griggs; B-Robert Kluener (KY). {SW}, by Gallant Romeo), making her debut at 5-1, Lifetime Record: 1 6-11-3-1, $367 ,964. took the lead at the start to break her maiden at 2--Mistico (Ch), 168, g, 8, Balconaje--Magdala. first asking by 2 1 /4. Favored REAL CATCH (Pri­ 3--Cheering News (Ire), 146, g, 7, Shernazar vate Terms) rallied to be second. The winner is a (I re)--Florentink. 1 /2 to Personal Business (GI, $233,088, by Private Margins:2 1 /2, 1 3/4, neck. Odds:2.50, .60, 4.80. Account). Lifetime Record: 1-1-0-0, $.15,000. MSW Warm Spell, 2nd his last two after taking his 0/8-0gden Mills Phipps (KY). T-C. McGaughey Ill. season opener in April, closed from last to 1st to best favored Mistico. The winner is 112 to Smiling and TODAY, SARATOGA: Dancin (MGlll, $380,408, by Lyphar~'s Wish {Fr}). HONORABLE MISS S., $75,000a, 3yo/up, f/m, 6f The field of in post position order, is as follows: 8th-SAR, $36,000, .Alw, 3yo/up, 1 1/8f (off the turf), 7, 1 :49 2/5, sy. . Prospective Dolly (Prosperous), D. Penna; For All CONTRACT COURT .(g, 4, Conquistador Cielo--Moth, Seasons (Crafty Prospector), Maple; Spinning by Drone), seco'ld in the Gil . Excelsior to Colonial Round (Dixieland Band), Chavez; Apelia (Cool Vic­ Affair earlier in the season, has been off since finish­ tor), Attard; Missed the Storm (Storm Cat), Smith; ing fourth in a money allowance. Unsuccessful in · C.C.'s Return (Conquistador Cielo), Hernandez; three grass starts, he caught a track he liked when Classy Mirage (Storm Bird), Krone. the race came off the turf, scoring a wire-to-w,ire 7 1 /2-length win as the 1-2 favorite. Lifetime Record: LOCAL NEWS: . , 19-4-4-0, $122, 738. ' A panel discussion on "The Role of Owners in the 0-B. Schwartz. 8-Dr. W Kaufman (Ky). T-M. Hushion. Future of Racing" and the first public report from the new Commissioner of the TRA, Brian McGrath, 6th-SAR, $30,000, Alw, 3yo/up, 1 3/16f (off turf), are features of The Jockey Club Round Table Con­ 1 :57 1 /5, sy. ference on Matters Pertaining to Racing, scheduled SERIOUS SPENDER (c, 3, Seattle Slew--Squander {GI, to reconvene for the 42nd time at the Gideon $129,855}, by Buckpasser), off the board his last Putnam Hotel, Saratoga Springs at 10 a.m. Sunday, two on the turf at Belmont, galloped wire-to-wire August 14. through 'the slop for a 2 1 /2-length victory, his first since breaking his maiden in April. The winner, sent @ Infonnation as to the races, race results and earnings was off at 5-1 , is a 1 /2 to Lost Opportunity (MGSP, obtained from results charts published in Daily Racing $145,910, by Mr. Prospector). Lifetime Record: · Fonn and utiliud herewith with the pennission of the 10-2-1-0, $41,940. copyright owner, Daily Racing Fonn. 0-J. Caputo. 8-0gden M. Phipps (KY). T-D. Schettino. PAGE 4 •THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS• 7-29-94

3rd-DMR, $41,000 Alw, 3yo/up, f/m, 1m, 1:36 1/5, ft. . FAST REWARD (f, 4, Run of Luck--That Does It, by Tree of Knowledge), claimed for $40,000 when 2nd in her most recent start July 8 at Hal, led all the way until late in the stretch when overtaken by WESTERN YESTERDAY'S RESULTS: STYLE (Gone West); that rival was later DQ'd, giving SP Fast Reward, the 2-1 favorite, the victory. Life­ THE WICKERR H., $60,900, DMR, 7-28, 3yo/up, time Record: 13-3-2-2, $85,800. 1mT, 1 :36 1 /5, fm. 0-Robert Verratti. B-John Coffee (Ca). T-F. Olivares. 1--BERTRANDO, h, 5, Skywalker--Gentle Hands, by Buffalo Lark. 0-505 Farms & Nahem; 8-Ed Nahem LOCAL NEWS: (Ca); T-John Shirreffs; J-P. Valenzuela; $33,900. Jockey Chris McCarron, who was injured Wed. at Del Lifetime Record: 17-8-6-2, $3,058,365. Mar when his mount Fly'n Ogygian (Ogygian) flipped 2--Bon Point (GB), c, 4, Soviet Star--Twixt, by Kings at the gate before the 6th race, sustained a sprained Lake. 0-Juddmonte Farms. and bruised ankle, but should be back to riding by 3--Daros (GB), 5, Damister--Tikanova, by Northern 9, Friday, according to his agent Scott McClellan. Fly'n Dancer. 0-AI & Sandee Kirkwood. Ogygian's trainer Edwin Gregson said the colt never Margins: 1 1 /4, nose, 1 /2. Odds: 1.50, 7 .90, 15.30. acted up at the gate before, and fortunately came out Despite being off since Nov. 6, making his 1st of the event with no injuries. start on the grass and serving a tour at stud this past winter, 1993's Champion Older Horse made it Los Angeles Turf Club, Inc. this week sent letters to all look easy, coasting on the lead to defeat G3- former season box holders and Private Turf Club winning turf veteran Bon Point. "He felt great," members to introduce a new plan that will combine said winning jockey Pat Valenzuela of Bertrando. those two areas into one new section in an innovative "He relaxed all the way around. I never hit him. arrangement at Santa Anita beginning with the au­ He was just galloping out there." Said co-owner Ed tumn Oak Tree meeting. "With the dilution of on­ Nahem, "I don't think there's a horse in the country track crowds as fans take advantage of nearby satel­ with the exception of Holy Bull who can run with lites, we wanted to give new vigor to the on-track this horse." The victory marked only the 2nd iA a experience," explained Santa Anita President Clifford stakes for trainer John Shirreffs. "Yes, the Pacific C. Goodrich. Classic ( $1 ,000 ,000 at 1 1 /4-miles on the dirt, Aug. 13) is next," Shirreffs said. "That's what it is all about. You can count us in there." F•O•R•E•I•G•N THE FANTASTIC GIRL, $60,900, DMR, 7-28, 3yo/up, REPORT f/m, 6 1/2f, 1:15, ft. 1--CHANGED TUNE, m, 5, Tunerup--Lost Fleet, by STAKES- RESULTS: Fleet Nasrullah. 0-Mr. & Mrs. Martin J. Wygod; RICHMOND S.-G2, $69,588, Goodwood, England, B-Fairholme Farm & Fred & Leon Pace (Ky); 7-28, 2yo, c/g, 6fT, 1 :11.51, gd/fm. T-Ronald Ellis; J-E. Delahoussaye; $33,900. 1 --SRI. PEKAN, c, 2, Red Ransom--Lady Godolphin, by Lifetime Record: 23-6-6-9, $267,600. Son Ange. 0-H.R.H. Sultan Ahmad Shah; B-Hargus 2--Nijivision, f, 4, Superoyale--Nijimagic, by Sir Ivor. Sexton & Sandra Ellsworth; T-Paul Cole; J-T. 0-VHW Stables. Quinn; $42,520. $105,000·KEESEP yrlg. 3--Tour, f, 4, Forty Niner--Fun Flight, by Full Pocket. 2--Fallow (IRE), c, 2, Common Grounds--Cartier 0-Claiborne Farm. ' Bijoux, by Ahonoora. 0-Sheikh Mohammed al Margins: 1 /2, 1 /2, 4. Odds: 8, 10.30, 14. 70. Maktoum; $15,962. Changed Tune, rested for 2 months after finish- 3--Pentire (GB}, c, 2, Be My Guest--Gull Nook, by Mill ing 3rd in a $125 ,000 claimer May 18, marked her Reef. 0-Mollers Racing; $ 7, 707. return to the races with a last-to-first move in the Margins: 3/4, 1 /2, l l/4. . stretch for her 2nd stakes victory. Overwhelming ·Also Iran (in order of finish): Wavian (GB), Al Nufooth 4-5 favorite MAMSELLE BEBETTE (Copelan), a (IRE), River Garnock (GB). 3xGSW this year coming off a 3-month hiatus, led Landing his 4th win in a row. Sri Pekan, winner of through the early stages before tiring to finish 5th the G3 Coventry s. at the Royal Ascot meeting, took of 6. The winner is 1 /2 to That's a Fleet (SW, the lead a furlong out and then had to withstand the $219,057, by That's a Nice). strong late finish of the un.lucky Fallow, who_ could . not find an opening when 1t was needed. Sn Pekan 1s 1 /2 to Dusty's Command (SW, $112,919, by Bob's Dusty). I .... . ' ...

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TIFFANY GOODWOOD CUP-G3, $85,957, 7th-PIM, $19,500, 3yo/up, 11/16fT,1;45 3/5, gd. Goodwood, England, 7-28, 3yo/up, 2mT, ·1 BOLD DOER (c, 4, Ends Well--Unlimited Account, 3:23.57(NTR), gd/fm. by Private Account) Lifetime Record: 9-2-2-4, 1--TIOMAN ISLAND (GB), c, 4, Midyan--Catch the $55,776. 0-Mickey Canino. B-Milfer Farm, Inc. Sun, by Kalaglow. 0-H.R.H. Sultan Ahmad Shah; (NY). T-Roger Attfield. *SP. B-Whitsbury Manor Stud; T-Paul Cole; J-T. Quinn; $52,397. 8th-PIM, $18,000, 3yo/up, f/m, Sf, 1 :11 3/5, gd. 2--Ptoto (GB), c, 3, Mtoto (GB)--Santa Magdalena, by BUCK ROLL (f, 4, Rollicking--Luxurious Gal, by Hard Fought. 0-Paolo Riccardi; $19,723. Buckpasser) Lifetime Record: 22-3-5-6, $80,030. 3--Arcadian Heights, g, 6, Shirley Heights--Miss 0-Benjamin Burroughs Jr. B-Glade Valley Farms, Longchamp, by Northfields. 0-J. Pearce; $9,568. Inc. (MD). T-Craig Nicholson. *SP. **1/2 to Major Margins: 3/4, 1 /2, 3. Lux (MSW, $159,667, by Majestic Light). Also ran (in order of finish): Brier Creek, Castle Coura­ geous, Oh So Risky, Sonus (IRE), Summit (GB), Silver MAIDEN WINNERS: Wedge, Shambo, My Patriarch (GB), Further Flight, +Acquitted, c, 2, Defense Verdict--Delightful Choice, Witness Box, Meant To Be (GB), Charity Crusader. by Knights Choice. SRX, 7-28, 5f, :59 1/5. B-Northwest Farms (Wa). *$26,000 yrl '93 WASSEP. **1/2 to Twenty Is Plenty (MSW, B•R•E•E•D•E•R•S I $125,971, by Al Mamoon). EDITION Gilding, f, 2, Seeking the Gold--Be Bright, by Majestic Light. SAR, 7-28, 6f, 1 :12 4/5. B-Cynthia Phipps (Ky). ALLOWANCE RESULTS: +Slew the Genie, c, 2, Slew City Slew--All for Jeannie, by Track Barron. CRC, 7-28, 5 1 /2f, 1 :06 2nd-APX, $22,550, 3yo/up, f/m, 1 m, 1 :39 4/5, ft. 2/5. B-Sally Andersen (Fl). * $65,000 2yo 1994 DEFREEZE (f, 3, It's Freezing--ln Absentia, by Believe OBSMAR. It) Lifetime Record: 12-3-3-1, $53,458. 0-Sharon Quick and Silver, f, 3, Fast Play--Cintura Argenta, by Morgan. B-Terry Morgan DVM (IL). T-John Wain­ Drone. APX, 7-28, 6f, 1 :13. B-Chet Herringer & wright. *Full to Frost Free (MGSW, $644,854). Gerry Herringer (II). Fleet Marguerite, f, 3, Gulch--Far Flying (MSW, 9th-CRC, $19,800, 3yo/up, 7f, 1:24 2/5, ft. $278,226), by Far North. SAR, 7-28, 6f, 1 :12 3/5. THATS OUR BUCK (c, 4, Buckaroo--Native Fire 8-Foxfield (Ky). * $80,000 2yo 1993 SARTWO. Dance, by Raise a Native). Lifetime Record: 16-4-4-1, *1/2 to Dalhart (MGSW, $326,675, by Forty $74,555. O/B-John Adams & Jack M. Berry (Fla). Niner). T-J. Paradise. +Mismatch, f, 3, Polish Navy--Heavenly Match (SW), by Gallant Romeo. SAR, 7-28, 6f, 1 :12. B-Ogden 11th-SRX, $19,600, 3yo/up, f/m, 1 m, 1 :40 4/5, ft. Mills Phipps (Ky). *1/2 to Personal Business (GI, REGAL DAY (f, 3, Bargain Day--Goldie's Goldian, by $233,088, by Private Account). Viceregal} Lifetime Record: 3-2-0-1, $25,700. 0-K. Tough Terms, c, 3, Private Terms--Ardent Prayer, by Blackwell & M. McFarland. 8-Mcfarland-Blackwell *Hawaii. PIM, 7-28, 1 1 /16fT, 1 :46 2/5. 8-Mr. & (CA). T-Dent Caton. Mrs. Marvin Malmuth (Ca). *$11,000 wing '91 KEENOV. 6th-PIM, $18,500, 3yo, f, 1 1 /16m, 1 :44 4/5, gd. Dazzling Smile, f, 3, Smile--Liberty Doll, by Cyane. CHURCHBELL CHIMES (f, 3, Deputed Testamony-­ PIM, 7-28, 6f, 1:14 1/5. 8-Dr. M.D.Cavey Jr. (Md). Have You {SW, $165,758}, by Dundee Marmalade). *1 /2 to Wa Bert (SW, $206,604, by Waquoit). Lifetime Record: 5-2-1-0, $30, 135. 0-Susan That'll Be Fine, f, 3, Strike Gold--That'll Be Fun, by Granville. B-Bonita Farm (MD). T-J. William Boniface. Buckfinder. DMR, 7-28, 6 1/2f, 1:16 3/5. B-Dr. & *Full to Have You Testified (SP, $193,429). Mrs. Leonard Pineau (Md). *$10,000 yrlg '92 KEESEP. 8th-APX, $18,500, 3yo/up, 6f, 1:11 1/5, ft. Chobe Panga, c, 3, Val de L'Orne (Fr) --Topsy, by (DH)--DIAMOND BALL (c, 3, Premiership--Sightseeing, Topsider. WOX, 7-28, 1 1 /16m, 1 :46. B-Aubrey W. by Sharp Vote) Lifetime Record: 7-2-2-2, $34,260. Minshall (Can). 0-Charles Heider. B-Joseph & Helen Barbazon (FL). Gifted Traven, g, 4, Crown Gift--Bold Traven, by Bold T-Donnie K. Von Hemel. Conqueror. SAR, 7-28, 6f, 1: 12 1 /5. B-Juliana (DH)--ARNO'S ARROW (c, 4, Native Royalty--Second Garofalo (NY). Mortgage, by Nasty and Bold) Lifetime Record: 7-2-2-2, $29,080. 0-Asiel Stable. 8-A.L. & Jo Ann Luedtke (KY). T-Richard P. Hazelton. *SP.