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UNBRIDLED'S SONG TO STAND AT TAYLOR Today, Keeneland: MADE Taylor Made Farm in Nicholasville, Kentucky FORERUNNER S.-GIII, $100,000a, 3yo, 1 1/SmT announced plans yesterday to add a Stallion Division to The field of seven, from the rail out, is as follows: its Thoroughbred operations. "We are going to build this Rough Opening (Opening Verse), Smith; More Royal (Mt. stallion complex one stall at a time," said Ben Taylor. Livermore), Sellers; Tibet (Homebuilder), Santos; Gotcha "Our primary focus is on quality. That's why Unbridled's (Fred Astaire), Romero; Never to Squander (Stalwart), Song (Unbridled) will be our first stallion. We are ex­ Davis; Wavering Warrior (Wavering Monarch), Barton; tremely excited about the horse. We're hoping to find Defacto lOiesis {GB}L Bailey. stallions like Unbridled's Song who can play both sides of the fence...stallions with the credentials to be leading Today, Newbury, England: sires on the racetrack and leading sires in the sales DUBAI DUTY FREE FRED DARLING S.-G3, $45,000a, ring." Three-year-old Unbridled's Song has won four of 3yo, f, 7f 64ydsT seven starts, with two seconds, for earnings to date of The field, in order of the draw, will be: Sil Sila (Ire) $1,223,000. He won last year's Breeders' Cup Juvenile (Marju {Ire}}, Cochrane; (Woodman), Pat and this year's GI Florida Derby and Gil Wood Memorial Eddery; Flying Squaw (GB) (Be My Chief), Hughes; and is the early favorite for the May 4 Kentucky Derby. Najiya (GB) (Nashwan), Carson; Keepers Dawn (Ire) As to when the horse will be retired to stud, Taylor said, (Alzao), Kinane; Silk Masque (Woodman), Reid; Please "We hope it will be a long time. He's sound. Hopefully Suzanne (GB) (Cadeaux Genereux {GB}), Dettori; Miss he'll race through his three, four and five-year-old sea­ Universal (Ire) (Lycius), Doyle; and Paloma Bay (Ire) sons. We'll let him tell us when he's ready." (Alzao), Fenton. Bosra Sham, hot favorite for the 1000 Guineas on May 5, puts her reputation on the line KING UPSETS ALHAARTH'S THRONE Alhaarth against eight opponents in today's G3 event. The un­ (Ire) (), last year's champion European juvenile, beaten Henry Cecil-trained filly has done everything had his unbeaten streak snapped yesterday, losing by a asked of her on the gallops this spring and is reported in neck to (GB) (Nishapour {Fr}) in the "truly excellent shape" by her handler. All carry 126 Craven S. at Newmarket. Hamdan al Maktoum's colt, pounds. boasting a perfect five-for-five record going into the G3 event, went off at odds of 1-2. The favorite was rank Saturday, Keeneland: early as veteran jockey attempted to settle ASHLAND S.-GI, $500,000a, 3yo, f, 1 1/16m his mount in behind pacesetter Rio Duvida (GB) (Salse). The fiei-d of five, in post position order, will be: My Carson gave up trying to rate the champ halfway Flag (Easy Goer), 121 pounds; Coragil (Metfield), 112; through the one-mile contest. But, even though Alhaarth Dyna Whirl (Dynaformer), 118; Cara Rafaela (Quiet hit the front, Beauchamp King was always travelling American)' 121; and Mackie (Summer Squall), 118. slightly better and probably won a little in hand. Suc­ Golden Gale (Summer Squall), who had been expected cessful trainer John Dunlop seemed astonished by his to enter, developed filling in a hind leg Wednesday and colt's victory. "I was no more than hopeful about beat­ will have to miss the race. "She either hit herself on the ing (trainer) Dick (Hern)'s horse," he said. "Beauchamp track or kicked something, and it got infected," said King seemed around 12-15 pounds behind the best last trainer Nick Zito. The filly will now head for the GI Ken­ year and Alhaarth appeared a worthy champion. But, tucky Oaks May 3. Dyna Whirl, winner of the Appala­ whether he has failed to improve or even gone back, or chian S. in her three-year-old bow last out April 6, was if it's that we have come on, it's too early to say." sold by Nancy and Richard Kaster and Scott Ricker to Alhaarth's connections were equally bemused. Angus John Oxley for an undisclosed sum Thursday morning; Gold, racing manager to Sheikh Hamdan, could offer no she will be saddled by trainer John Ward Jr. Saturday. firm explanation other than being "beaten by a better horse on the day." However, he added, "Willie thought we might have been better allowing Alhaarth to bowl STAKES CLOSINGS along, rather than trying to hold him up. But I could be TOMORROW, SA TURDA y, APRIL 20: no more than hopeful about turning the tables in the 5-5 $150,000 Carter H.-GI, Bel, 3yo/up, 7f 2000 Guineas, because Beauchamp King looked a very ($150) good horse this afternoon." Result, p. 5. PAGE 2· THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS. 4-19-96

Weekend Preview Continued. FIFTY-THREE CATALOGUED FOR CHURCHILL Saturday, Santa Anita: DOWNS/KEENELAND SALE Keeneland will team SANTA BARBARA H.-Gil, $300,000a, 4yo/up, f/m, with Churchill Downs this year to conduct a Horses in 1 1/4mT Training Sale in Louisville during Kentucky Derby week. The field of six, in post position order, is as follows: It marks the second straight year for this sale, but it will Baby Diamonds (Thirty Eight Paces), 110 pounds; be conducted by Keeneland for the first time. The Chur­ Auriette (Ire) (Caerleon), 116; Tabled With Saros (Never chill Downs/Keeneland Horses in Training Sale is set for Tabled), 109; Real Connection (Vigors), 113; Wandesta Wednesday night, May 1 at Sports Spectrum. The sale (GB) (Nashwanl, 121; Angel In My Heart (Fr) (Rainbow will start at 7:30 p.m., following the draw for Kentucky Quest), 119. Derby post positions. Fifty-three horses have been cata­ logued, including Juliannus (AlydarL winner of the Gil Saturday, Aqueduct: Razorback H. at Oaklawn March 16; Triple Crown nomi­ EXCELSIOR BREEDERS' CUP H.-Gil, $200,000a, nee Storm Creek (Storm Cat), third in the $100,000 3yo/up, 1 1/8m Great West S. at Remington Park March 2; and Cymbala The field of eight, from the rail out, is as follows: (Fr) (Assert {Ire}), third by a neck in the $71,240 Appa­ Personal Merit (Turkoman), 114 pounds; Ormsby (Car­ lachian S. at Keeneland April 6. Horses for the sale will son City), 115; More to Tell (Moro), 118; Iron Gavel be stabled at Sports Spectrum. "Through the years, (Time for a Change), 115; May I Inquire (Bold RuckusL Keeneland's focus has been on yearling and breeding 111; Malthus (Temperence Hill), 113; Golden Larch stock sales and, most recently, a two-year-olds in train­ (Slew 0' Gold), 114; Western Echo (Eastern Echo), 114. ing auction," said Keeneland President Bill Greely. "Derby Week in Louisville is an excellent opportunity for News Continued. us to expand our expertise into the horses-in-training KENTUCKY RACING COMMISSION GETS NEW market. We look forward to working with Churchill CHAIRMAN Richard (Smitty) Taylor has been ap­ Downs on this exciting event." Don Richardson, Chur­ pointed Chairman of the Kentucky Racing Commission chill Downs' vice president of racing, added, "Churchill by Kentucky Governor Paul Patton. Taylor replaces Downs and Keeneland are two of the most respected Wayne G. Lyster III, owner of Ashview Farm in Ver­ names in racing, and the expertise that each provides sailles, Kentucky. Lyster said, "The chairmanship of the will undoubtedly ensure the success of the Sports Spec­ Kentucky Racing Commission has always been a politi­ trum sale." cal appointment. That the leadership changes with each new incoming governor is a routine and fully anticipated CASE OF STRANGLES IN NEWMARKET Britain's part of Kentucky politics. I congratulate my successor Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food is monitoring on his appointment. My term as chairman of the Ken­ a case of CEM (commonly known as Strangles) discov­ tucky Racing Commission has been one of the most ered this week. The alert came about when a maiden exciting and rewarding challenges of my professional mare which had been covered by Cyrano de Bergerac career. I am forever indebted to former Governor (Bold Lad {Ire}) tested positive to the infection this Brereton Jones for giving me this remarkable opportu­ Tuesday. Now, under agreed code of practice, no fur­ nity to serve the business I love." ther coverings by the stallion will take place until the situation is clarified in seven days' time. Cyrano de CAERLEON FILLY TOPS TATTERSALLS FIRST Bergerac had returned negative swabs at the beginning of the season and it is thought the root of infection is A chestnut filly by Caerleon--Darnelle (Ire) SESSION another mare previously covered by him. All the (Shirley Heights {GB}) brought $72,818 to top Barleythorpe Stud-based 13-year-old stallion's mates Wednesday's first session of the Tattersalls Two­ will now be re-tested, but other residents at the Rutland Year-aids in Training Sale in Newmarket, England. stud will continue as normal. The filly was consigned by Portlester Stud, Ireland (agent) and purchased by Mr. R. Akehurst. Overall, A # will distinguish first-time stakes-winners, a @ will 62 two-year-olds were sold for a gross of indicate first-time graded stakes-winners, a + will de­ $1,363,275 and an average of $21,988, up 30.5 note winners who are first-time starters, an (S) will be percent from last year's $16,853. The two-day sale used for state-bred races and an (R) will be used for was scheduled to conclude Thursday. other restricted races. ® SCHOSSBERG DARBY DAN MULTIPLE GRADE I WINNING SON OF BROAD BRUSH PAGE 3 • THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS. 4-19-96

7th-KEE, $47,040, Alw, 4yo/up, flm, 6f, 1:102/5, ft. MIDWEST 1--NElSIE, 115, f, 4, Carson City--Anitas Way, by Twin • • Time. OIB-Nelson McMakin (KY); T-Jeffrey M. Wil­ Yesterday's Results: liams. Lifetime Record: 7-4-1-0, $104,037. *1/2 to Archtekton (Architect), MSP, $302,517; and Anitas PALISADES S., $73,320, KEE, 4-18, 3yo, f, 1 1/8mT, Surprise (Mr. Redoy), MSW, $405,373. 1:46 4/5, fm. 2--Conradley, 115, f, 4, Allen's Prospect--Kalindi, by 1--ClAMOROSA, 114, f, 3, Seattle Dancer--Pretty lord Gaylord. Flame, by Mt. livermore. O-Jeffrey S. Sullivan; 3--Tigresa, 115, f, 4, Tejano--Tiff's Decorated, by Well B-Victor DiVivo (MD); T-W. Elliott Walden; J-J D Decorated. Bailey; $45,458. Lifetime Record: 8-4-1-1, $134,758. Margins: HF, NK, 1. Odds: 6.40, 10.70, 62.60. 2--Merit Wings, 114, f, 3, Silver Hawk--Our Tina Marie, Nelsie, winner of a Turfway allowance in wire-to-wire by Nijinsky II. O-Darby Dan Farm Ltd Partnership. fashion in her last, tried her luck at Keeneland with the $14,664. same results, leading this field from gate to wire for her 3--Sinfully Delicious, 114, f, 3, Notebook--Fireside second straight. The 6-5 favorite SUPAH JESS (On to Feast, by Midnight Matinee. O-Sheila Pierce. $7,332. Glory) was never in the hunt and finished fifth. Margins: 2HF, NK, 3. Odds: 3.20a, 12.50,7.80. 5th-KEE, $38,610, Alw, 3yo, f, 7f, 1:23 1/5, ft. Clamorosa, claimed for $25,000 February 7, picked AFFIRM PROMISE (f, 3, Affirmed--Jay's Promise, by up her second straight stakes victory in her third start Fabled Monarch), a maiden winner first time out, sur­ for her new owner. Winner of the Bourbonette S. on vived a nightmare trip last time out when she was the main track at Turfway in her last, the bay stepped "crowded, bumped, pinched back, pulled up" according onto the turf for the first time and showed her versa­ to the Daily Racing Form trouble line. Showing no ill tility, closing from just off the pace to win going effects from that experience, the % to Sheena Native away under jockey Jerry Bailey. The race was marred (Qui Native), MSW, $393,782, shipped in from Florida when 3-5 favorite LULU'S RANSOM (Red Ransom), and closed from just off the pace under new jockey looking for her fourth in a row, broke down badly in Jerry Bailey to post a handy 6 1/2-length tally as the the stretch while on the front end. The filly fractured 6-5 chalk. Lifetime Record: 3-2-0-0, $39,714. the sesamoids in her right front leg and had to be put a-Augustin Stable. B-Warren King (KY). T-F. Campitelli. down. 6th-KEE, $37,440, Alw, 4yo/up, flm, 6f, 1:11 1/5, ft. 9th-KEE, $49,000, Alw, 4yo/up, 1mT, 1:35, fm. CATCH ME BY NINE (f, 4, Forty Niner--Maidee, by 1--FIRECREST, 114, g, 4, Montagnet--Speak lovingly, Roberto), making her first start since last July, was by Speak John. O-Old Frankfort Stud; B-Robyn E. backed down to 7-5 for her return and proved ready. Plemmons & Terry D. Beall (KY); T-Jesse N. The % to Defacto (Diesis {GB}), GSW, $101,656, Wigginton. Lifetime Record: 4-4-0-0, $72,100. * 112 moved steadily from fifth under jockey Jerry Bailey to to Terrys Wild Again (SW, $118,525, by Wild Again). take the lead in deep stretch and draw off for the 1 1/4­ 2--Myfriendwil, 113, g, 4, (Fr)--Ms. length score. Lifetime Record: 7-2-1-1, $52,139. Vicepresident, by Vice Regent. a-Tom Nichols. B-Alexander Groves 3--City Nights (Ire), 112, h, 5, Fairy King--Faiblesse (Ire), (KY). T-Thomas V. Smith. by Welsh Saint. 3rd-KEE, $33,600, Msw, 2yo, 4 1/2f, :51 1/5, ft. Margins: NK, 2HF, 2HF. Odds: 3.10, 5.30, 2.90. + PRESIDENT'S DECREE (c, 2, Capote--Mitterand Firecrest made his belated career debut January 21 {GISW, $446,830}, by Hold Your Peace) blew out for at Oaklawn, breaking his maiden by three lengths, his debut with a bullet half-mile in :47 2/5 from the gate then followed with a pair of allowance victories at the April 14. Sent off at 1-2, the % to Princess Mitterand Hot Springs oval in March. Making his turf debut (Seattle Slew), SW, GISP, $155,800; and French Dep­ here, the dark bay managed to prove his versatility uty (Deputy Minister), GSW, $195,200, jumped out of while keeping his perfect record intact. He broke on the gate on top and dashed home to win by two lengths the lead, maintained a 1 12-length advantage over in a time just one tick off the track record. The winner Myfriendwil through six furlongs, was headed by that was a $330,000 KEESEP yearling. Lifetime Record: rival nearing the final furlong and fought back to earn 1-1 -0-0, $21 ,91 O. a narrow decision as the 3-1 third choice. a-Little Fish Stable Inc. B-Irving & Marjorie Cowan (KY). T -David Carroll. 304 Stakes Wins & Placings 26% in Grade 1 Races PARIS, KY (606) 233-4252 COX'S Ridge FAX 606 987-0008 PAGE 4. THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS. 4-19-96

Midwest Report Continued. 4th-KEE, $29,SSO, Msw, 3yo, f, 1 1 ISm, 1:52 1/5, ft. NEW YORK BARN SWALLOW (f, 3, Iron Courage--Bird House, by • • Yukon Eagle) had shown little in her first two starts, Yesterday's Results: both at Gulfstream earlier this year, and was let go at 9-1 in her first start at Keeneland. Coming to life in her Sth-AQU, $41,000, Alw, 4yo/up, 1 118m, 1:49, ft. new surroundings, the Illinois-bred was in contention 1--WILL TO REIGN, 109, g, S, Cox's Ridge--Tommy's from the start and prevailed in the drive to outfinish 3-1 Date, by Tom Rolfe. O/T-Juan Serey; B-Arthur I. first-time starter LYPHDUM (Lyphard) by a neck. The Appleton (FL). Lifetime Record: GSP, 71 17-13-14, winner is a Y2 to Flying Pigeon (MagloireL MSW, $351,391. $357, 1S5; and Dixie Bird (Dixieland Brass), SW, {DH)-2--Sophie's Friend, 121, h, 5, Wild Again--Hassam, $156,633. Lifetime Record: 3-1-0-0, $19,136. by Arctic Tern. O-I\lancy A. Vanier. B-Mr. & Mrs. Harvey L. Vanier (ILl. (DH)-2--Northern Ensign, 11S, c, 4, Blue Ensign--Thalie Style, by . T-H L Vanier. Margins: 2, (DH), HF. Odds: 4.70,4.70, 2.70. Local News, Keeneland: Veteran Will To Reign, already a four-time winner Lexington S. hopeful Afleetaffair (Afleet) worked a on the year, had climbed through the claiming ranks half-mile in :4S, breezing, Thursday. from $12,000 to win for a $40,000 tag last time out before taking on allowance foes here. The dark bay Local News, Kentucky: sprinted to a clear lead at the break and never looked Eleven interns graduated from the Taylor Made Intern back to take his fifth victory of 1996. Program last Friday night at the Campbell House in Lexington. D. Wayne Lukas was the guest speaker. This 7th-AQU, $35,000,Alw, 3yo, f, 7f, 1:221/5, ft. program allows young horsemen and horsewomen to YANKS MUSIC (f, 3, Air Forbes Won--Traipsing, by come to Kentucky for a period of 18 months to learn the Darby Creek Road) had been on the sidelines since Thoroughbred business from the ground up. This year's taking back-to-back victories at Aqueduct last No­ graduates included three from Romania, two each from vember but was raring to go in her return. Sixth for a South Africa and Japan, and one each from England, half, the crowd's 2-1 second choice swept past the Pennsylvania, Ireland and Indiana. field to take the lead on the far turn and pulled away down the lane for a decisive 5 1 12-length triumph Local News, Ohio: over 7-5 STOP TRAFFIC (Cure the Blues). The runner­ Full-card simulcasting in Ohio came within another up was third in the Gill Comely S. last out. Lifetime step of reality Wednesday as the Horse Ind ustry Sur­ Record: 3-3-0-0, $57,600. vival Bill was voted out of the State Government Com­ a-Audrey H. Cooper & Michael Fennessy. B-Irish mittee and now will go to a full vote on the Ohio House American Bloodhorse Agency Ltd. (KY). T-Leo of Representatives floor. O'Brien.

Local News, Remington Park: 9th-AQU, $33,000, Alw, 3yo/up, flm, 1m, 1:372/5, Jockey Tony McNeil, who took the worst of a three­ ft. horse spill at Remington Park April 11, was released QUEEN LINDA (f, 3, Fit to Fight--Colony Club, by from the hospital Wednesday night after successful surgery to repair his fractured left femur. McNeil, a 39­ Tom RolfeL third at this level last out, showed year-old veteran of race riding, is expected to be out of marked improvement in her second try over the Big A action for a year. main track, moving up from just behind the leaders to take over a quarter-mile from home and cruise Local News, Retama Park: through the lane to crush the competition by 101h Retama Park has announced that they will receive lengths at 7-2. The winner is a 1h to Jack Of Clubs $25,000 from the Breeders' Cup Limited National (Sir Ivor), SW, GISP, $406,357. Lifetime Record: Stakes Program, the first such money ever sent to 4-2-1-1, $39,030. Texas from the Breeders' Cup. As a result, the a-Barry K. Schwartz. B-Hartland Farm (KY). T-Michael $30,000g Margarita S. has been upgraded to the E. Hushion. $50,000a Margarita Breeders' Cup, a 1 1116-mile race for fillies and mares on the turf Aug. 17. New York Report Continued, p. 5.

April 10, 1996 ... First-crop METFIELD fillies CORA GIL and MILLIE ME DEAR run one-two in $41,000 Keeneland allo·wance . . . first time on the turf! Mr. and Mrs. Ben P. Walden. Jr. Weisenberger Mill Pike Midway. Kentucky 40347 METFIELD Book Full (606) 846-5214 • Fax 846-4671 Vinery stallions are Breeders' Cup nominate PAGE 5. THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS. 4-19-96

New York Report Continued. PRIX D'ANGERVILLE, $47,164, Saint-Cloud, France, 6th-AQU, $31,000, Msw, 3/up, flm, 1 m, 1 :37 1/5, ft. 4-18, 3yo, f, 1mT, 1:47.80, gd. +NINE FLAGS (f, 4, Forty Niner--French Flag, by Hoist 1--#MINNEHAHA (FR), 126, f, 3, Groom Dancer-­ the Flag) had worked well for her belated debut and was Mondialite (Fr), by Habitat. O/B-S.A.R.L. Ecurie KURA; sent off at 4-5 first time out of the box. Fifth for a half, T-J. Foresi; J-O. Peslier; $27,285. * % to Burdur (GB), MSW-Fr, $150,741; L'hermine (GB) (Slip Anchor), the % to Royal Pennant (Raja Baba), MSW, $283,271; and Royal Plume (Raja Baba), GSW, $234,395, closed SW, $272,397. to gain command at the top of the stretch and extended 2--Society Fair (Fr), 126, f, 3, Always Fair--Society Bride, by Blushing Groom. $9,355. ~er advantage to the wire to win by 6 % lengths under 3--Flurry (Fr), 126, f, 3, Groom Dancer--Snowtop (Ire) Jockey John Velazquez. Lifetime Record: 1-1-0-0, by Thatching (Ire). $5,847. ' $18,600. O-Lazy F Ranch. B-Mrs. Martha F. Gerry (KY). T-Angel Margins: n/a. Penna Jr. FEILDEN S., $27,515, Newmarket, England, 4-18, 3yo, 2nd-AQU, $30,740, Msw, 2yo, 4 1/2f, :53 2/5, ft. 9fT, 1:49.48, fm. + REGAL CHANT (c, 2, Gregorian--Regal Joanie, by 1--#STORM TROOPER, 123, c, 3, Diesis (GB)-­ Regal Embrace) prepped for his first start at Penn Na­ Stormette (SP-Ire), by Assert (Ire). O-HRH Prince Fahd tional. Sent off at 8-1, the dark bay followed 6-5 MAR­ Salman; B-Robert Clay & Airlie Stud; T-Henry Cecil; KET MISS (Jeblar) to the top of the stretch, then put a J-Pat Eddery; $16,988. *Full to Marillette, MGSW­ head in front and galloped clear to best that rival by four Eng, $109,926. 2--St. Mawes (Fr), 123, c, 3, Shahrastani--Exemina by lengths on the line despite running greenly through the Slip Anchor (GB). $6,284. ' stretch. Lifetime Record: 11-0-0, $19,140. O/B/T-Richard J. Lugovich (NY). 3--Jack Jennings (GB), 123, c, 3, Deploy (GB)--Lareyna (GB), by Welsh Pageant (Fr). $3,014. Margins: 4, 1, NK. Feilden S., traditionally an trial, was FOREIGN initially dominated by HERON ISLAND (IRE) (Shirley • • Heights {GB}), with Jack Jennings second and Storm Yesterday's Results: Trooper third. Heron Island and Jack Jennings looked to be under pressure, setting the pace, and when Storm PRIX PENELOPE-G3, $70,162, Saint-Cloud, France, 4-18, 3yo, f, 10%fT, 2:15.70, gd. Trooper was asked to quicken and he did so in good 1--@#TULlPA, 126, f, 3, Alleged--Black Tulip (Fr) style to win by four lengths. Storm Trooper was the (MGSP, $182,754), by Fabulous Dancer. O-Sheikh 12th favorite to win this race in 18 runnings. Trainer Henry Cecil said, "We ran him in the Feilden to give us Mohammed; B-Fares Farms; T-Andre Fabre; J-T. the option of running in either the Guineas or the Derby Jarnet; $42,877. but no decision will be taken until we have seen how 2--Camille (Fr), 126, f, 3, Bikala Ore)--Jemifa (Fr), by some of the other (Guineas and Derby) trials pan out, Fabulous Dancer. $15,592. and we have spoken to the owner." 3--Amiarma (Ire), 126, f, 3, Ufuwain--Chepstow Vale, by Key To The Mint. $7,796. AMERICAN-BRED WINNERS IN ENGLAND: Margins: 3/4, NK, %. Wixim, c, 3, Diesis (GB)--River Lullaby (SP-Ire), by Also Ran: Wedding Gift (Fr). . Ripon, 4-18, Paul Rhodes And His Maiden, CRAVEN S.-G3, $47,580, Newmarket, England, 4-18, 1mT, 3.yo, $4,814 to winner. O-K. Abdulla; B-Juddmonte Farms; T-Roger Charlton. 1/2 to 3yo, clg, 1 mT, 1 :37.02, fm. * 1--BEAUCHAMP KING (GB), 126, c, 3, Nishapour (Fr)-­ Berceau (Alleged)' GSW-Fr; and Run Softly (Deputy Minister), GSW, $175,412. Afariya (FrL by Silver Shark (Ire). OIB-Erik Penser; T-John Dunlop; J-J Reid; $29,688. Lionize, c, 3, Storm Cat--Pedestal (GB)' by High Line (GB). Newmarket, 4-18, Alex Scott Maiden S., 7fT, 2--~lhaarth (Ire), 126, c, 3, Unfuwain--Irish Valley, by Insh River (Fr). $10,692. maiden 3yo, c&g, $7,577 to winner. O-Michael Tabor; B-Bloomsbury Stud; T-Peter Chapple-Hyam. 3--Polaris Flight, 126, c, 3, Northern Flagship-­ Anytimeatall, by It's Freezing. $5,120. * $70,000 Foreign Report Continued, p. 6. wnlg '93 KEENOV. Margins: NK, 3%, 8. Also Ran: Pommard (Ire), Rio Duvida (GB). © Copyright Thoroughbred Daily News. This newspaper may not be reproduced in any form or FOALING NEWS: by any means, electronic or mechanical, without prior GOLDSPELL, 14, Caro (Ire)--Lucky Spell (Lucky Mel) written permission of the copyright owner, MediaVista. Fo.al born 3-29-96, a colt by Strolling Along. Information as to the races, race results and earnings Will be bred back to Unbridled. was obtained from results charts published in Daily Owned by Ernie Paragallo. Racing Form and utilized herewith with the permission Boarded at Taylor Made Farm in Nicholasville, Ky. of the copyright owner, Daily Racing Form. Accomplishments: MSW of $186,010. PAGE 6. mOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS. 4-19-96

Local News, Guatemala: The Jockey Club Registrar Edward "Buddy" Bishop • SO. CALIFORNIA. and Registration Supervisor Rick Bailey have returned from four days spent in Guatemala, where they in­ Yesterday's Result: spected the facilities, procedures and integrity of The Guatemala Stud Book on behalf of the International Stud 1st-SAX, $37,000, Msw, 2yo, 2f, :21 4/5, ft. Book Committee OSBC} following the Central American MOUNTAIN LION (c, 2, Mt. Livermore--Debutante Tea, country's request for approval. "An important but little­ by Raised Socially), bet down to 4-5 after finishing known responsibility of The Jockey Club is to inspect second in his career opener, battled on the front end other Stud Books in North America and Caribbean areas from the start and edged clear late to break his maiden in order to ensure that they are maintaining the stan­ by a length and a quarter. The winner was a $26,000 dards required by the ISBC," said Bishop. "At present, KEENOV weanling and a $47,000 KEESEP yearling. The Guatemala Stud Book produces only a relatively Lifetime Record: 2-1-1-0, $27,750. small foal crop a year, but they are working very hard to a-Run for the Roses Stable. B-Pamela H. Firman (KY). develop their breeding industry in hopes of running a T-Brian A. Mayberry. homebred in the most prestigious race in the Caribbean, the Clasico del Caribe. Approval of The Guatemala Stud Local News: Santa Anita Book would allow Guatemalan horses to be exported to Afternoon Deelites {Private Terms}, winner of the Gil any country in the world to race or breed. II Bishop will Commonwealth Breeders' Cup H. going seven furlongs submit his recommendation on Guatemala later this at Keeneland Sunday, will ship back to California before spring; the ISBC is expected to vote on the matter in returning East to make his next start in the GI Met Mile September. at Belmont Park May 27. Trainer Richard Mandella also reported that Dubai World Cup runner-up Soul Of The Local News, India: Matter (Private Terms) is doing well and is on target for It was reported in today's Daily Racing Form that the GI Hollywood Gold Cup June 30. The five-year-old MGISW Wise Times (Mr. Leader) has moved from could make one start before an expected rematch with Nuckols Farm in Midway, Kentucky and will stand the Cigar (Palace Music) in the $1 million event. 1996 season in India. Abaginone (Devil's Bag) worked a half-mile in :47 4/5, handily, at Santa Anita yesterday in a prep for the Gill Los Angeles H. at Hollywood April 26. EAST Today's nine-race card at Santa Anita will feature a • • special 3:00 p.m. post time. Local News, Monmouth Park: SportsChannel will broadcast a replay of the day's races from Monmouth Park during its 73-day meet. The show is scheduled to air each race night between BeReEeEeDeEeReS 6-6:30 p.m. and will be hosted by noted racing analyst EDITION Caton Bredar and Monmouth's own Gordon Richards. "This is a major step forward for Monmouth Park with ALLOWANCE RESULTS: its expanded exposure," said Hal Handel, Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer of the New Jersey 8th-SAX, $46,000, 4yo/up, 1 m, 1 :36 2/5, ft. Sports and Exposition Authority. The new show will be FLICK (GB) (g, 4, Kris {GB}--Thakhayr {Ire}, by Sadler's available in over three million households in the Greater Wells) Li1ietime Record: 13-2-5-1, $87,447. a-Judith Metropolitan area. Carmel. B-Side Hill Stud (GB). T-Richard C. Mettee. Local News, Virginia: 5th-AQU, $31,000, IS)' 3yo/up, 6 1/2f, 1: 17 1/5, ft. The Virginia Jockey Club lost the latest round in its dispute over the state's track license when the Court of CHECKPASSER (c, 3, Silver Buck--Purace, by *Forli) Appeals ruled Tuesday that the Virginia Racing Commis­ Lifetime Record: 3-2-1-0, $41,800. O-Gene-Angel sion was acting within its authority when it awarded the Stable. B-Robert L. Sarro, Nat Lattanzi, et al. (NY). license to Colonial Downs. According to a report in T -Charles Carlesimo Jr. today's Daily Racing Form, the Virginia Jockey Club will have until May 17 to challenge the lower court ruling in 4th-SPT, $28,188, 3yo/up, f/m, 1m, 1:393/5, ft. the state's Supreme Court. SPEND A BUCK aN ME (m, 5, Spend a Buck--Blue Brocade, by Nasty and Bold) Lifetime Record: FOALING NEWS: 28-5-4-3, $86,042. O-Mount Joy Stables Inc. HERE'S YOUR SILVER, 11, Silver Hawk--Here's Your B-Woodrow D. Marriott (KY). T-Gene A. Cilio. Hat (Search for Gold) Foal born 4-2-96, a filly by Pleasant Tap. 8th-Wax, $24,900,4-17, 4yo/upt 7f t 1:24, ft. Will be bred back to Cherokee Run. MACTAQUAC (h, 5, Fire Dancer--Kerry Stutz {SW, Owned by Hermitage Farm and Warner L.J. Brown. $1 09,095} I by Stutz Blackhawk) Lifetime Record: Boarded at Hermitage Farm in Goshen, Ky. 30-2-1-9, $59,088. O-Oxbridge Farm. B-Pillar Stud Accomplishments: MSW of $257,773. Inc. (KY). T-Ronald G. Burke. PAGE 7· THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS· 4-19-96

6th-SPT, $24,000, IS), 3yo, f, 6f, 1: 12 1/5, ft. Nine Flags, f, 4, Forty Niner--French Flag, by Hoist the SMILLA (f, 3, Far North--Susem, by Muttering) Lifetime Flag. AQU, 4-18, 1 m, 1 :37 1/5. B-Mrs. Martha F. Record: 8-2-0-0, $29,336. O-Dale McCarty. 8-Scott E. Gerry (Ky). *Yz to Royal Pennant (Raja Baba), MSW, Ricker & Richard S. Kaster (IL). T-Roger Brueggemann. $283,271; and Royal Plume (Raja Baba), GSW, $234,395. Sth-PIM, $22,SOO, 4yo/up, f/m, 1 1/16m, 1:46, ft. SEMELE (f, 4, Seattle Song--Tried By Fire, by Damascus) FOALING NEWS: Lifetime Record: 24-3-0-2, $40,221. O/T-F. Bryan MISS DEMURE (IRE), 10, Shy Groom--Larosterna (GB) Wilkins. B-Bryan Wilkins (KY). ( {GB}) Foal born 3-29-96, a colt by Barathea (Ire). Sth-GSX, $16,000, 4-17, 3/up, a1 m70yd, 1:423/5, ft. Will be bred back to Private Terms. BOLD GO (h, 5, Love That Mac--Harbor Cruise, by Owned by Crystal Springs Farm and Basler. Princely Pleasure) Lifetime Record: 55-3-5-7, $77,490. Boarded at Crystal Springs Farm in Paris, Ky. O-Richard D. Barrett. B-Edward A. Bazzurro & Richard Accomplishments: GSW-Eng, SP-Ire, $331,536; Dam of D. Barrett (NY). T-Elaine Ferri. Missel (GB) (GSP-Eng, by Storm Bird).

MAIDEN WINNERS: GLENORTHERN, 17, Northern Fling--Glenora (John + President's Decree, c, 2, Capote--Mitterand (GISW, William) $446,830), by Hold Your Peace. KEE, 4-18, 4 1/2f, Foal born 4-1-96, a colt by Personal Flag. :51 1/5. B-Irving & Marjorie Cowan (Ky). *$330,000 Will be bred back to Phone Trick. yrl '95 KEESEP . .., * Yz to Princess Mitterand (Seattle Owned by Sorbettor Associates. Slew), SW, GISP, $155,800; and French Deputy Boarded at Taylor Made Farm in Nicholasville, Ky. (Deputy Minister), GSW, $195,200. Accomplishments: SW of $70,288; Dam of Northern + Regal Chant, c, 2, Gregorian--Regal Joanie, by Regal Wolf (Wolf Power {SAf}), MSW, $461,107. Embrace. AQU, 4-1S, 4 1/2f, :532/5. B-Richard J. Lugovich (Ny). DIAMONDS 'N DUST, 15, Bob's Dusty--Ribot's Branch Mountain Lion, c, 2, Mt. Livermore--Debutante Tea, by (Rungus) Raised Socially. SAX, 4-18, 2f, :21 4/5. B-Pamela Foal born 4-2-96, a filly by Black Tie Affair (Ire). H. Firman (Ky). *$26,000 wing '94 KEENOV; Owned by Harriett Finkelstein. $47,000 yrl '95 KEESEP. Boarded at Vinery in Midway, Ky. Our Secret Affair, c, 3, Black Tie Affair (lre)--Secret Accomplishments: Dam of Diamond Duo (Badger Land), Voice, by Mr. Clinch. SAX, 4-18, 6f, 1: 1 0 4/5. B-Ron MGSW, $299,907. W. McDonald (Ky). *$125,000 yrl'94 KEESEP. **1/2 to Degenerate Gal (MGSW, $936,393, by Degenerate OVER YOUR SHOULDER, 15, Graustark--Overpowering Jon). (Bold Ruler) Lady J R, f, 3, Bold Executive--Sixth in Bed, by Fifth Foal born 4-2-96, a filly by Mr. Prospector. Marine. WOX, 4-17, 6 1/2f, 1:184/5. B-Sam Will be bred back to Kingmambo. Cosentino (Can). * $4,014 yrl '94 CBSSEP. Owned by John R. Gaines Thoroughbreds. Penny Mint, f, 3, Cox's Ridge--Pennyworth, by Key to Boarded at Offutt-Cole Farm in Ky. the Mint. AQU, 4-18, 6f, 1: 12 2/5. B-Loblolly Stable Accomplishments: SW and GSP, earned $83,395. Dam (Ky). *$28,000 yrl '94 KEESEP. **1/2 to of Harbour Club (SW, $344,426, by Danzig). Wortheroatsingold (NaskraL GSW, $328,645. Barn Swallow, f, 3, Iron Courage--Bird House, by Yukon PERSONAL GLORY, 9, Danzig--Andover Way (His Eagle. KEE, 4-18, 1 118m, 1:52 1/5. B-Mr. & Mrs. Majesty) Harvey L. Vanier (II). *Yz to Flying Pigeon (Magloire), Foal born 4-2-96, a colt by Gone West. MSW, $357,185; and Dixie Bird (Dixieland Brass), Will be bred back to Woodman. SW, $156,633. Owned by Robert B. Berger. Eddypat, g, 3, Pappa Riccio--Pedal Point (SP, Boarded at Mill Ridge Farm in Lexington, Ky. $114,698), by Crafty Prospector. GSX, 4-18, 1m (off Accomplishments: Dam of Supremo (Gone West), GSW, turf), 1 :41 2/5. B-Neil Cooke (Nj). $228,250. Wireless, f, 3, Phone Trick--Fancy Wings (MSW, $236,413), by Wing Out. SAX, 4-18, 6 1/2f, 1:18 4/5. B-Crystal Springs Farm (Ky). * 112 to Spring GIVE THE GIFT THAT KEEPS ON FAXING Launch (MSP, $113,812, by Relaunch). Miss Chatter Box, f, 3, Phone Trick--No Chatter Please, PLEASE CALL 908-747-8060 TO SEND A FRIEND THE by Damascus. GSX, 4-17, 5 1/2f, 1:06. B-Carelaine THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS Farm (Ky). *$9,500 wing '93 KEENOV; $28,000 yrl '94 KEESEP; $60,000 2yo 1995 OBSMAR. 3 months: $1 82 Buzzy Malone, g, 4, Criminal Type--Northern Jazz (SW), 6 months: $355 by Northern Jove. SAX, 4-18, 1 1/16m, 1:45 1/5. 1 year: $699 B-Phil T Owens, Norman D Owens, Et AI (Ky). All prices are for the Continental U.S. only. ~. $150,000 yrl '93 KEESEP. Call for Canadian/International rates.