THURSDAY, MAY 2, 2013 732-747-8060 $ TDN Home Page Click Here DRAWS 16; EARLY DERBY FAVORITE BILL SEEKS USADA DRUG REGULATION An oversubscribed field of 21 was yesterday drawn Senator Tom Udall and Representative Joe Pitts are for Saturday=s 139th running of the GI Derby, expected to introduce legislation in Congress next week with 7-2 morning-line choice Orb () which would give power to regulate the drawing post 16 and 50-1 longshot Fear the Kitten industry to the United States Anti-Doping Agency. An (Kitten=s Joy) the lone entrant on the also-eligible list. independent organization, USADA is in charge of drug Unbeaten (More Than Ready) is the 4-1 testing for the United States Olympic Team. According second choice on the morning line and drew post 14. to the New York Times, the Horseracing Integrity and Connections of Safety Act would empower the USADA to develop the two favorites national rules for approved and prohibited substances had to sweat out and would create testing and penalty programs. the pill draw as AThe chronic abuse of racehorses with painkillers and both were left other drugs is dangerous and just plain wrong,@ Udall late in the told the Times. ARacing groups have promised drug process and with reform for decades, but this bill would bring in real the unpopular standards and enforcement from an organization with a inside posts proven record for cleaning up sports.@ remaining. Orb=s News of the proposed legislation brought a measured number was the response from industry organizations. Both The 14th pulled and Derby Field 139 Club and the National Racing Association Verrazano pulled Horsephotos withheld any official reaction until further review of the 16th, but both bill, but both groups lauded recent efforts at uniform camps were visibly relieved by their post positions. drug policy from within the industry, including an effort AThere was a lot of anticipation, maybe more spearheaded by the Thoroughbred Horsemen=s anticipation than I remember, but I=m pleased with the Association and adopted by eight Mid-Atlantic states. 16 and we=ll take it from there,@ reported Shug AThe Jockey Club has consistently stated that the McGaughey, who trains GI winner Orb. AI overuse of medication endangers our equine and human think from where he is, we=ll try to hold our position athletes, threatens the integrity of our sport and erodes and maybe try to creep in a little bit around the first consumer confidence in our game,@ The Jockey Club=s turn and then can watch what=s going on President and CEO James Gagliano said in a statement. inside of him. He can watch what Johnny [Velazquez] Cont. p6 is doing on Verrazano. If Johnny thinks Orb is the horse to beat, he=s going to be watch what we=re doing to.@ A native Kentuckian, McGaughey is looking for his first Derby win with his first starter in the race since Saarland in 2002. Orb has been impressing onlookers at Churchill this week and McGaughey thinks he has earned the favorite=s role. AI heard a little rumor that [linemaker] Mike [Battaglia] was a little confused about who [the favorite] was,@ McGaughey said. AI think it=s because the way Orb has done here that he went on and made him the favorite. As we all know, Verrazano is a very, very talented horse. We=ll see what the public does on Saturday, but I think he=ll probably still be the favorite.@ Trainer Todd Pletcher was also pleased with Verrazano=s draw. AWe hadn=t gotten a spot for Verrazano and with some tough posts--the one and the two--still out there, I was concerned,@ Pletcher admitted. ABut then he drew the 14 and it was a sigh of relief.@ Of being second choice on the morning line, Pletcher added, A[Orb] deserves to be the favorite. And it might even be an advantage. There=s usually more pressure on the favorite.@ Cont. p5 -- Full Field p3-4 In This Issue

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FEATURE PRESENTATION • GI KENTUCKY DERBY

Saturday, , post time: 6:24 p.m. KENTUCKY DERBY-GI, $2,199,800, 3yo, 1 1/4m PP HORSE SIRE ODDS 1 Black Onyx Rock Hard Ten 50-1 ($125,000 yrl ‘11 FTSAUG) O-Sterling Racing; B-Cloverleaf Farms II Inc (KY); T-Kelly Breen; J-Joe Bravo. Lifetime Record: 5-3-1-0, $861,300. Last Start: 1st Mar. 23 GIII Spiral S. 2 K Awesome Again 30-1 ($250,000 yrl ‘11 KEESEP) O-Calumet Farm; B-Colts Neck Stables LLC (KY); T-D. Wayne Lukas; J-Gary Stevens. Lifetime Record: 9-2-1-1, $383,500. Last Start: 5th Apr. 13 GI Arkansas Derby. 3 Revolutionary K War Pass 10-1 ($80,000 yrl ‘11 KEESEP; $235,000 2yo ‘12 OBSMAR) O-Winstar Farm LLC; B-W.S. Farish (KY); T-Todd Pletcher; J-Calvin Borel. Lifetime Record: 6-3-1-2, $788,500. Last Start: 1st Mar. 30 GII Louisiana Derby 4 Golden Soul Perfect Soul (Ire) 50-1 O/B-Charles Fipke (KY); T-Dallas Stewart; J-Robby Albarado. Lifetime Record: 5-1-2-0, $117,400. Last Start: 4th Mar. 30 GII Louisiana Derby 5 Normandy Invasion K Tapit 12-1 ($145,000 RNA yrl ‘11 KEESEP; $230,000 2yo, KEEAPR) O-Fox Hill Farms Inc; B-Betz/Kidder/Gainesway/Graves/D.J. Stable/Cole (KY); T-Chad Brown; J-Javier Castellano. Lifetime Record: 5-1-2-0, $300,240. Last Start: 2nd Apr. 6 GI Wood Memorial S. 6 Mylute Midnight Lute 15-1 ($150,000 yrl ‘11 FTKJUL) O-Goldmark Farm LLC & Whisper Hills Farm; B-Mike Rutherford (KY); T-Thomas Amoss; J-Rosie Napravnik. Lifetime Record: 9-2-3-2, $417,695. Last Start: 2nd Mar. 30 GII Louisiana Derby 7 Giant Finish Frost Giant 50-1 O-Sunrise Stables/Tolchin/Flanagan/Smith; B-Andrew Cohen (KY); T-Anthony Dutrow; J-Jose Espinoza. Lifetime Record: 5-2-1-1, $133,060. Last Start: 3rd Mar. 23 GIII Spiral S. 8 Into Mischief 5-1 ($5,500 yrl ‘11 FTKOCT; $62,000 2yo ‘12 OBSJUN) O-W.C. Racing/Kenney/RAP Racing; B-Rosecrest Farm & Karyn Pirrello (KY); T-Doug O’Neill; J-Kevin Krigger. Lifetime Record: 6-4-1-0, $1,250,000. Last Start: 1st Apr. 6 GI Santa Anita Derby 9 Overanalyze K Dixie Union 15-1 ($380,000 yrl ‘11 KEESEP) O-Repole Stable; B-Diamond A Racing Corp. (KY); T-Todd Pletcher; J-Rafael Bejarano. Lifetime Record: 7-4-0-1, $956,381. Last Start: 1st Apr. 13 GI Arkansas Derby TDN P HEADLINE NEWS • 5/2/13 • PAGE 4 of 12 • thoroughbreddailynews.com K 10 Curlin 20-1 16 Orb Malibu Moon 7-2 ($25,000 yrl ‘11 KEESEP; $200,000 2yo ‘12 KEEAPR) O-Stuart Janney III & Phipps Stable; B-Stuart Janney III LLC & Phipps Stable O-Dogwood Stable; B-W.S. Farish (KY); T-Todd Pletcher; J-Mike Smith. (KY); T-Claude McGaughey III; J-Joel Rosario. Lifetime Record: 7-4-0-1, Lifetime Record: 6-1-3-1, $271,135. $921,050. Last Start: 2nd Apr. 13 GI Toyota Blue Grass S. Last Start: 1st Mar. 13 GI Florida Derby 11 Lines of Battle War Front 30-1 17 K ’s Song 20-1 O-Allen/Magnier/Tabor/Smith; B-Joseph Allen (KY); T-Aidan O’Brien; ($425,000 yrl ‘11 KEESEP) J-Ryan Moore. Lifetime Record: 6-3-1-0, $1,276,204. O-Willis Horton; B-Eaton (KY); T-D. Wayne Lukas; J-Jon Court. Lifetime Last Start: 1st Mar. 30 G2 UAE Derby K Record: 7-3-1-0, $545,371. 12 15-1 Last Start: 1st Mar. 16 GII Rebel S. ($47,000 yrl ‘11 KEESEP; $110,000 2yo ‘12 OBSMAR) 18 Frac Daddy K Scat Daddy 50-1 O-Trilogy Stables & Laurie Plesa; B-Liberation Farm & Brandywine ( $20,000 wnl ‘10 KEENOV; $50,000 yrl ‘11 KEESEP) Farm (KY); T-Eddie Plesa; J-Elvis Trujillo. Lifetime Record: 10-5-2-1, O-Magic City Thoroughbred Partners; B-Nancy Leonard Living Trust $625,600. (KY); T-Kenneth McPeek; J-Victor Lebron. Lifetime Record: 6-1-3-0, Last Start: 2nd Mar. 30 GI Florida Derby K $288,116. 13 Falling Sky Lion Heart 50-1 Last Start: 2nd Apr. 13 GI Arkansas Derby ($16,000 wnl ‘10 KEENOV; $425,000 HRA ‘13 OBSJAN) 19 Java’s War War Pass 15-1 O-Newtown Anner Stud/Covello/Bulger; B-Copper Penny Stables LLC (PA); O/B-Charles Fipke (KY); T-Kenneth McPeek; J-Julien Leparoux. T-John Terranova; J-Luis Saez. Lifetime Record: 6-3-0-1, $249,800. Lifetime Record: 7-3-1-1, $672,091. Last Start: 4th Apr. 13 GI Arkansas Derby Last Start: 1st Apr. 13 GI Toyota Blue Grass S. 14 Verrazano K More Than Ready 4-1 20 Vyjack Into Mischief 15-1 ($250,000 yrl ‘11 KEESEP) ($45,000 yrl ‘11 FTKJUL; $100,000 2yo ‘12 FTMMAY) O-Let’s Go Stable/Tabor/Magnier/Smith; B-Emory Hamilton (KY); T- O-Pick Six Racing; B-Machmer Hall (KY); T-Rudy Rodriguez; J-Garrett Todd Pletcher; J-John Velazquez. Lifetime Record: 4-4-0-0, $861,300. Gomez. Lifetime Record: 5-4-0-1, $542,200. Last Start: 1st Apr. 6 GI Wood Memorial S. Last Start: 3rd Apr. 6 GI Wood Memorial S. 15 Charming Kitten Kitten’s Joy 20-1 21AE Fear the Kitten Kitten’s Joy 50-1 O/B-Kenneth & Sarah Ramsey (KY); T-Todd Pletcher; J-Edgar Prado. O-Frank Irvin; B-Kenneth & Sarah Ramsey (IL); T-Michael Maker; Lifetime Record: 7-2-2-2, $257,000. J-Alan Garcia. Lifetime Record: 7-2-1-1, $160,715. Last Start: 3rd Apr. 13 GI Toyota Blue Grass S. Last Start: 5th Apr. 13 GI Toyota Blue Grass S.

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21 Entered for Derby 139 (cont. from p1) OVERHEARD IN LOUISVILLE... Pletcher entered five horses in Saturday=s Derby: AI don=t find it overwhelming. I=m from New York. WinStar Farm=s GII Louisiana Derby winner There=s a lot going on there. I=m used to it.@ Revolutionary (War Pass) drew post three and is 10-1 Vyjack=s owner David Wilkenfeld on his first Derby on the morning line; Repole Stable=s GI Arkansas Derby experience as owner winner Overanalyze (Dixe Union) is in post nine and 15- AMy whole life I=ve dreamed about being number one 1, Dogwood Stable=s GI Toyota Blue Grass S. runner-up and I got number one today!@ Palice Malice (Curlin) is in post 10 and is 20-1; and Ken Jockey Joe Bravo on drawing the rail with Black Onyx. and Sarah Ramsey=s Charming Kitten (Kitten=s Joy), third in the Blue Grass, drew post 15 and is 20-1. AI love it. It was one of the numbers I wanted. We=ve Pletcher admitted he Aloved@ Revolutionary=s inside got Goldencents inside of us. I=m tickled to death.@ draw. The dark bay colt will be ridden by Calvin Borel, Trainer Eddie Plesa on Itsmyluckyday=s post 12 who guided (Maria=s Mon) to victory for the same connections from post four in 2010. AI think DERBY WINNERS ON DISPLAY Calvin is going to be looking to be inside anyway, so it A pair of Kentucky Derby winners will make a rare is a perfect opportunity for him to get to where he joint appearance today at Churchill Downs and the wants to without having to work too hard to do it.@ Kentucky Derby Museum. will travel to Of the rest of brigade, Pletcher added, AI think it was Louisville from his home at the Kentucky Horse Park to a terrific draw for us, no complaints whatsoever.@ mark the 10th anniversary of his win in the 2003 Kentucky Derby and he will be joined by 2009 victor O’Neill Enjoying Derby Redux , who is in limited residence at the Trainer Doug O=Neill, who captured the roses last Kentucky Derby museum until July 4. Connections of year with I=ll Have Another (Flower Alley), will look to the two Derby winners will also be in attendance. Both defend his title Saturday with GI Santa Anita Derby geldings be in the museum=s back garden from 11 a.m. winner Goldencents (Into Mischief). While I=ll Have until 2 p.m. and will then visit the Churchill Downs Another won from post 19 a year ago, Goldencents paddock for the fifth race. drew post eight yesterday and is third-choice on the AMine That Bird is the first Derby winner housed on morning line at 5-1. AI like it,@ O=Neill told NBC=s Kenny our property at the museum and we are thrilled to Rice of the draw. AHe is a horse that has such good showcase two winners at the same time during this natural away from the gate that post wasn=t peak day of Derby week,@ said Lynn Ashton, executive maybe as crucial as it was last year. So we=re excited. director of the Kentucky Derby Museum. AIt=s a rare He won=t be standing in there too long and we=re opportunity in life to get close to one Kentucky Derby happy.@ winner--much less two--and offering this lifetime Goldencents has proven extra popular in Louisville, experience for fans is a treat for the museum.@ where co-owner Rick Pitino coaches the national Kevin Flanery, president of Churchill Downs champion Cardinals. AI couldn=t ever have imagined--this Racetrack, added, AThe Kentucky Derby is all about is beyond my wildest dreams,@ O=Neill, revelling in the pursuing--and achieving--a dream, and these two moment, said. AI golfed with Coach Pitino today and I champions embody the dream of winning America=s am here among the sport=s finest. This is just beyond greatest race as much as any Derby winners in belief.@ memory. Each holds a special place in Derby lore and O=Neill added Goldencents has been doing well since we appreciate the desire of their owners to share their arriving in Louisville. AHe is full of energy, he shipped in beloved stars as we prepare to add another name to the well, he sleeps and eats good and he is training full of elite roster of Kentucky Derby winners in Saturday=s energy, so we are very excited about a good effort on 139th Derby.@ Saturday.@ Trakus Fact: In a quirky race, 12 of 13 runners Should Goldencents win, O=Neill would become the from the Kentucky Jockey Club ran a sub 7-second first trainer since Bob Baffert to win back-to-back final 16th. Only last placer Will Take Charge ran Derbys. Baffert completed the feat with slower. @trakusracing and in 1997 and 1998. The California trainer returns with another first-time Derby rider in Kevin RACING ON TV: Trainer Doug O’Neill will be Krigger, who could become the first African-American featured on “60 Minutes Sports” on Showtime jockey to win the race since 1902. Premiering tonight at 9 p.m. et/pt

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Legislation Seeks Federal Drug Regulation (cont. from p1) AWhile we have the utmost respect for what the U.S. AWe appreciate Congress=s continued interest in Anti-Doping Agency does in human sport, we are helping to safeguard the sport of horse racing, in concerned that the program they deploy permits the particular with the recent news accounts of the use of prohibited substances in competition upon proposed >Horseracing Integrity and Safety Act,=@ receipt of a therapeutic use exemption, something we Gagliano continued. AWe have not yet seen the do not allow in horse racing,@ RCI President Ed Martin proposed bill, but upon its release, we will review it and said in a statement. AIf those standards were applied to provide our comments to its authors. We note from the horse racing, they would considerably weaken the news accounts the inclusion in the proposed bill of the current program as well as undermine some of the United States Anti-Doping Agency, which has been reforms we are currently working to implement.@ widely praised for its anti-doping accomplishments in a According to figures from the RCI, the USADA variety of other sports. conducted 8,204 drug tests in 2011, while, nationally, AIn the meantime, The Jockey Club is encouraged by U.S. racing commissions conducted over 385,000 drug the substantial progress being made in the area of tests on equine and greyhound athletes in that same medication reform, including the efforts of Mid-Atlantic year. regulators and the Thoroughbred Horsemen=s AWe appreciate the desire of those in Congress who Association to more tightly control the use of wish to help us in our anti-doping efforts, but we think therapeutic medications; the commitment by members a better way might be to revisit the $9 million in federal of the industry, led by the Association of Racing aid received by the USADA each year to require that Commissioners International, to develop new model some be set aside to fund an equine drug testing rules with more stringent penalties for repeat violators; research project,@ Martin added. AThat=s where we and the eight equine drug testing laboratories, believe they can be a tremendous help.@ representing 24 pari-mutuel racing jurisdictions, that are Prominent owner and breeder Arthur Hancock, who currently undergoing accreditation reviews. Uniform who has been outspoken for the need to eliminate all accreditation will ensure more stringent and uniform race day medications and is a proponent of federal standards for forensic drug testing. regulation of the racing industry, was encouraged by AWe recognize that there are a variety of available the proposed legislation. avenues for effecting the needed changes, whether AIf it is good enough for the Olympics, it=s good through state action, a federal compact, federal law or enough for horse racing,@ Hancock said yesterday. horse racing industry action, and we will continue to Hancock pointed out the legislation did not call for steadfastly support the enhancement of the safety of federal control of the industry. our athletes and the integrity of competition,@ Gagliano AIt=s not government control,@ he said. AIt=s USADA concluded. enabling, just like it does for the Olympics. They don=t Alex Waldrop, president and CEO of the NTRA, said, have control over the Olympics, but USADA will help us AWe will withhold comment on any proposed federal to stop the proliferation of drugs in horse racing. There legislation until we have had a chance to thoroughly is a federal bill, but it=s not federal control or it=s not review the actual bill. However, we are encouraged by government control. This bill just enables the horse the significant progress the industry has made on the business to use USADA and the role the federal safety and integrity front over the past several years. government plays in it has to do with simulcasting, Relying on a broad range of industry input and scientific which is interstate commerce, which falls under the research, state regulators are setting the stage for umbrella of the government. But this is not the nationwide, uniform implementation of strengthened government getting into our business. It just gives us a drug and medication rules, testing and penalties by as tool by which we can control drugs on race day if early as Jan. 1, 2014. The NTRA strongly supports tracks wish to simulcast.@ these carefully considered state regulatory reforms and Hancock was adamant that the legislation was encourages regulators to expedite their adoption and needed and that the USADA, which was instrumental in nationwide implementation.@ the uncovering the recent drug scandal involving cyclist The Association of Racing Commissioners Lance Armstrong, was the right organization to clean International was critical of the proposed legislation and up racing. questioned the ability of the USADA to police the Cont. p7 racing industry.

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AAnybody that is against this is for drugs,@ he said. AThis is the line in the sand, as far as I=m concerned, The blueprint for this legislation was provided in my and anybody that opposes this is for drugs. USADA got Op-Ed piece that follows: Lance Armstrong. It gives us a tool by which we can get this under control, if we want to, if the industry Racing Needs Independent Drug Agency wants to. If anybody in the industry is against this, by Barry Irwin don=t try to hide under some umbrella, they are pro- Racing is at a crossroads on many fronts these days. drugs, because USADA has one purpose and that is to New York Racing Association has its back up against produce an honest contest, whether it is the Olympics, the wall. National Association is or the Tour de France, or bicycling or whatever falls rudderless. Thoroughbred Championship Tour is trying under their auspices. That=s what they do. Anybody to get off the ground. Purse money faces erosion from that is against this, is for drugs. That=s the way I see off-shore betting schemes. it.@ But the single greatest problem facing the game--how Hall of Fame trainer Bob Baffert was another waiting to restore integrity to the race itself--is not receiving the to pass judgment on the bill. attention it so desperately requires. AWhile I=m a strong supporter of the safety of horses A group of well-intentioned folk has been trying to and riders, I haven=t read the proposed bill or its exact create a list of acceptable race-day medications, with contents,@ Baffert said. AJust like I don't buy a horse agreed-upon threshold levels, they hope will add without inspecting it, it would be premature to uniformity to the myriad of combinations currently used comment at this point without having the opportunity throughout the nation's racing jurisdictions. Their goal to view it or its contents first.@ is to establish uniformity in an effort to give credibility to the game. Here is some bad news: even if this group achieves its ultimate goal it is not going to do diddly squat to solve the public perception of cleaning up a badly tarnished sport. There are two very different issues regarding drugs-- one regulatory and the other investigative. There are by barry irwin the approved medications the drug consortium is dealing with and there are the performance enhancing BETTER LATE THAN NEVER drugs (PEDs) few want to address. In order to claim by Barry Irwin back the many disenchanted bettors that have Eight and a half years ago, I wrote an Op-Ed piece for abandoned racing, we need to address their concerns The Blood-Horse in which I urged the racing industry to about PEDs. strongly consider using the United States Anti-Doping A group of racing regulators appointed by politicians Association as a national watchdog for horse racing. has no chance of allaying the fears of bettors or Yesterday, Senator Tom Udall and Representative Joe horsemen. Public officials have had their chance and Pitts of Pennsyvania announced legislation for a they have failed miserably. proposed new law that had as its centerpiece use of They should not be blamed, because in any field one USADA to reign in the runaway drug culture that has cares to mention, self-policing has failed. That is why infested Thoroughbred, Quarter Horse and there is such a thing as a police review board. Standardbred backstretches across the width and breadth of the United States of America. Cont. p8

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Horsemen are as much to blame as anybody, While significant because of the creators' enterprising especially in Kentucky, where they are so hung up on organizational skills and potentially useful because of retaining their horse candy, they have muddled the the drug levels it has helped to establish, the program issue of drugs in the public consciousness. They should does not address two of the most significant aspects of be publicly addressing what they all talk about in the drug problem. private, which is that PEDs have irreparably tilted the Two situations exist that have persistently dogged playing field, instead of using their clout and race-day our industry when it comes to drugs. First, as pointed medication. out quite awhile ago in my earlier piece, the drugs that Thoroughbred racing has a model it can use to climb are taking the wind out of the sails of horseplayers and its way out of the dark dungeon of public distrust. This horse owners/trainers are the ones that remain model is the United States Anti-Doping Agency. undetected by those labs used under the program. Prior to the 2004 Olympics, the USADA cleansed the Secondly, there exists no credible policing body U. S. track and field team of several chronic cheaters. skilled or motivated enough to catch racing's USADA is an independent agency whose original miscreants. funding came from the U. S. Olympic Committee. If adequately funded, USADA can provide the Prior to the establishment of USADA, the U. S. track experience, creativity, talent, skill and smarts to search and field authority engaged in a systematic sweeping for the undetectable drugs and those criminals that use under the rug of drug positives. Sound familiar? It is no and sell them. The FBI (and I am not referring to Fuller coincidence that prior to establishment of USADA that Brush Incorporated here!) has the techniques and track athletes in our country shared with our racehorses manpower to assist in the policing department, but they a public perception internationally that both are hopped have shown little interest outside of some intrusions to the gills. into Quarter Horse racing to go after suspected More than once, in speaking with public regulators, I involvement by Mexican drug cartels. have heard this comment: "If PEDS are really out there, Udall and Whitfield's proposed legislation would make why has nobody ever come to us and turned in some it a federal crime to use illegal drugs to impact the evidence?" result of a horse race in which wagering is conducted The climate at the highest official body for U. S. track across state lines. Can anybody truly blame local racing and field was such, prior to the advent of USADA, that investigators for not being overly enthusiastic about nobody had confidence that turning in incriminating catching bad guys when nothing happens after these evidence would be taken seriously. crooks are caught? Shortly after establishment of USADA, however, a But with a new law in place, USADA could field coach turned in a syringe containing a designer drug scientists and cops with modern surveillance that has set the international sporting world on its ear. techniques that would possess the vigor to root out I humbly submit to you that if racing had its own evil, knowing that some resolution would result from independent agency, events such as this would occur. their hard work. An independent agency would not be inexpensive. In the interim between when the foregoing appeared But it could start by analyzing Graded races, testing for and the new legislation was proposed, USADA got the which would be easier to fund by a combination of goods on and drove Lance Armstrong out of cycling. If owners, racetracks and state governments. Once the nothing else was ever accomplished, USADA will have highest-level of racing in the land was shown to be on at least put cycling's participants back on the right the square, testing of lesser races could follow. track, both literally and figuratively. State-by-state fragmentation is killing our sport on Racing needs a few high-profile participants--be they the issue of PEDs. This industry more than anything owners, trainers or vets--to be caught with their hands needs an independent agency with its own cutting-edge in the cookie jar in order to create a deterrent laboratory and investigative arm to put an end to the significant enough to discourage people from cheating type of cheating that has driven away its biggest with drugs on their horses. bettors and discouraged its players from participating. While nothing will ever be perfect, this new proposed Before racing presses forward with the TCT and legislation does give racing a chance to right itself. We expanded television coverage, it must first clean house, need an independent national body to oversee racing establish protocol for PEDs with some teeth and and ensure the integrity of our game. We need recapture the faith of its bettors and players. Racing horsemen, owners and vets to support it. For every bad must offer a better sport. guy there are many, many more good guys. It is high Unless racing goes the independent agency route, it time the good guys stood up and were counted, is wasting everybody's time and money. because the few rotten apples in our national barrel are driving our fans away. We need a game that we can In the piece I referenced the now completed feel good about and have our families, friends and fans "Mid-Atlantic Uniform Medication Program," which be proud of. We need to declare war on the bad guys could be in use in several states beginning next year. and improve our weapons. The Jockey Club, for one, has been full of praise for this program. TDN P HEADLINE NEWS • 5/2/13 • PAGE 9 of 12 • thoroughbreddailynews.com Triple Threats FLASHY GRAY OUT OF OAKS West Point and Tom Keithley=s Flashy Gray (Flashy Bull) has been withdrawn from Friday=s GI Kentucky Oaks. The filly, second in the GII Grounds Oaks, suffered a foot bruise, according to trainer Bill Mott. Classic Corner

JOSEPH RIDES CRISTOFORO Joseph O=Brien will partner Cristoforo Colombo (Henrythenavigator) in Saturday=s G1 QIPCO 2,000 Guineas at Newmarket, Aidan O=Brien announced yesterday. With Seamie Heffernan set to ride J “TDN Rising Star” J Mars (Ire) (Galileo {Ire}) and Colm O=Donoghue aboard George Vancouver (Henrythenavigator) in the mile Classic, the final arrangements have been put in place for the Ballydoyle raid on a race they have already won six times. Along IN OTHER NEWS... with Cristoforo Colombo, who was last seen finishing A Daily Roundup of Racing Articles in Other Media fourth in the G1 Middle Park S. over six furlongs at the venue in October, Joseph O=Brien will also partner the supplemented Moth (Ire) (Galileo {Ire}) in the following Racing Toward Kentucky Derby History “When the Kentucky Derby day=s G1 QIPCO 1000 Guineas. Ryan Moore will return was first run in 1875, black jockeys were dominating the sport, as they from Kentucky Derby duty to ride Snow Queen (Ire) had done since horses first started racing in fields all over America (Danehill Dancer {Ire}) in the fillies= Classic. before and after the Revolution. In that first Derby, 13 of the 15 horses were ridden by African-American jockeys. Exactly 15 of the first 28 Derbies were won by black jockeys, former slaves and sons of former RACETRACK ROUND-UP slaves” Dick Jerardi, philly.com History Aside, Jockey Is Just Out to Win Camelot Returns Monday... “Every day at 5:15 a.m., Kevin Krigger’s alarm clock goes off. Camelot (GB) (Montjeu {Ire}) will make his eagerly- Sometimes he hits the snooze button; sometimes he turns off the alarm, anticipated 4-year-old bow in Monday=s G3 High and his fiancée has to coax him out of bed. But once he does rise, he Chaparral EBF Mooresbridge S. at The Curragh, trainer never regrets it....” Melissa Hoppert, The New York Times Aidan O=Brien confirmed yesterday. Last year=s G1 2000 Guineas and G1 English and Irish Derby hero Outside Nairobi, the Only Track for 3,300 Miles will tackle the 10-furlong contest as he preps for the “At Ngong Racecourse in Nairobi, Kenya, the only track in a 3,300-mile G1 Tattersalls Gold Cup at the same venue May 26 and swath of Africa between Egypt and Zimbabwe, the jockeys struggle to his conditioner said, AThis has been the plan all winter, earn $20 a ride, even in the big races. For the country’s biggest race, and the intention is to run if the ground is not too the Kenya Derby, the winning horse’s owner may take home little more testing. He is in good order and is ready for a run.@ than $7,200.” Mike Pflanz, New York Times Blog

A # will distinguish first-time stakes-winners, a @ will Everything Is Coming Up Rosie indicate first-time graded stakes-winners, a s will “Napravnik is fresh off another dominating run at the Fair Grounds Race denote a first-time Grade/Group 1 winner, a + will Course in New Orleans, where she took the riding title for the third indicate first-time starters, an (S) will be used for state- straight season. In 2012, she became the first female rider to top $10 bred races. million in earnings and rank as high as eighth, with her mounts earning more than $12.4 million.” Kenny Mayne, ESPN The Magazine TDN P HEADLINE NEWS • 5/2/13 • PAGE 10 of 12 • thoroughbreddailynews.com

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Wednesday, Saint-Cloud, France PRIX DU MUGUET-G2, i130,000, Saint-Cloud, 5-1, 4yo/up, 1mT, 1:39.00, gd/sf. 1--DON BOSCO (FR), 123, h, 6, by Barathea (Ire) 1st Dam: Perfidie (Ire), by Monsun (Ger) 2nd Dam: Pelagic (GB), by Quest 3rd Dam: Fleet Girl (Ire), by Habitat (i55,000 yrl >08 ARQAUG). O-Omar El Sharif & Alain Michel Haddad; B-Haras d=Etreham & Vision Bloodstock Ltd; T-David Smaga; J-Gregory Benoist; i74,100. Lifetime Record: 33 starts, 9 wins, 18 places, i426,100. *1/2 to Vodkato (Fr) (Russian Blue {GB}), SW-Fr, $146,205. Click for the eNicks report & 5-cross pedigree. Werk Nick Rating: A+++ *Triple Plus.* 2--Sarkiyla (Fr), 120, f, 4, Oasis Dream (GB)--Sarlisa (Fr), by Rainbow Quest. O-H H The Aga Khan; B-H H The Aga Khan=s Studs SC; T-Alain de Royer-Dupre; i28,600. 3--Sofast (Fr), 123, c, 4, Rock of Gibraltar (Ire)-- Beautifix (Ger), by Bering (GB). O/B-Wertheimer & Frere; T-Freddy Head; i13,650. Margins: HD, SNK, NK. Odds: 2.30, 7.50, 10.00. Also Ran: Zinabaa (Fr), Menardais (Fr), Coup de Theatre (Fr), Zack Hope (GB), Sir Oscar (Ger), Foreign Tune (GB), Blue Soave (Fr). Also Ran (not classified): King Air (Fr), Laugh Out Loud (GB). Click for the Racing Post chart or the free brisnet.com catalogue-style pedigree. Click for Equidia VIDEO. Successful in the 10-furlong G3 Prix Gontaut-Biron at Deauville in August and G3 Prix Perth over a mile here in November, Don Bosco returned to the former trip for his first four starts of 2013. After filling the runner=s-up spot in the G3 Prix Exbury back at this venue Mar. 16 and in Longchamp=s G2 Prix d=Harcourt Apr. 7, the form of that race had been boosted by the subsequent effort of the winner Maxios (GB) (Monsun {Ger}) in the G1 Prix Ganay on Sunday. Up to lead in predictable fashion, the chestnut had already begun to turn the screw by the time he reached the home straight and had just enough in the tank to hold on as Sarkiyla and Sofast ate into his advantage. AThere is no braver horse in training and he never runs a bad race,@ trainer David Smaga said of Omar Sharif=s pride and joy. AHe tries his heart out and he deserved to win a Group 2 race, so we will try and upgrade him again in the G1 Prix d=Ispahan Need tickets? Click here: http://tinyurl.com/by5fnhj [at Longchamp May 26].@ Want to bid on this item, but won't be present? Email: [email protected] TDN P HEADLINE NEWS • 5/2/13 • PAGE 11 of 12 • thoroughbreddailynews.com

Wednesday, Munich, Germany GRADED/GROUP RESULTS BETHMANN BANK - SILBERNE PEITSCHE-G3, i55,000, Munich, 5-1, 3yo/up, 6 1/2fT, 1:15.56, gd. Wednesday, Ascot, Britain 1--#@ARNOLD LANE (IRE), 132, c, 4, by Footstepsinthesand (GB) LONGINES SAGARO S.-G3, ,60,000, Ascot, 5-1, 1st Dam: Capriole (GB), by Noverre 4yo/up, 2mT, 3:28.32, gd. 2nd Dam: Zonda (GB), by Fabulous Dancer 1--ESTIMATE (IRE), 121, f, 4, by Monsun (Ger) 3rd Dam: Oh So Hot (GB), by Habitat 1st Dam: Ebaziya (Ire) (MSW & MGSP-Ire), (i60,000 yrl >10 GOFSPT). O-Nick Dhandsa, Olga by Darshaan (GB) Dhandsa, John Wenster & Zoe Webster; B-Lynn 2nd Dam: Ezana (Ire), by Ela-Mana-Mou (Ire) Lodge Stud; T-Mick Channon; J-Sam Hitchcott; 3rd Dam: Evisa (Fr), by Dan Cupid i32,000. Lifetime Record: GSP-Eng, 21 starts, 4 O-The Queen; B-H H The Aga Khan=s Studs SC; T-Sir wins, 8 places, i146,006. Werk Nick Rating: A. Michael Stoute; J-Ryan Moore; ,34,026. Lifetime Click for the eNicks report & 5-cross pedigree. Record: Hwt. 3yo Filly-Eng at 14f+, 6-3-0-2, 2--Gracia Directa (Ger), 129, m, 5, Kyllachy (GB)-- ,86,783. *1/2 to Ebadiyla (Ire) (Sadler=s Wells), Hwt. Glyceria (Ire), by Common Grounds (GB). (i30,000 Older -Ire at 11-14f, G1SW-Ire & Fr, G1SP-Eng, RNA yrl >09 BBASEP; i17,000 RNA 2yo >10 $283,288; Enzeli (Ire) (Kahyasi {Ire}), Hwt. 3yo-Ire at BBAJUN). O-Rennstall Directa; B-Gestut Directa; 14f+, G1SW-Eng, SW-Ire, $304,892; and Edabiya T-Dominik Moser; i11,000. (Ire) (Rainbow Quest), G1SW-Ire, G1SP-Eng, 3--Smooth Operator (Ger), 132, g, 7, Big Shuffle-- $177,907. Werk Nick Rating: Click for the Salzgitter (GB), by Salse. O-Gerd Zimmermann; eNicks report & 5-cross pedigree. B/T-Mario Hofer; i5,500. 2--Caucus (GB), 127, g, 6, Cape Cross (Ire)--Maid to Margins: 2, HF, 1HF. Odds: 2.00, 11.00, 6.50. Perfection (GB), by Sadler=s Wells. O/B-Normandie Also Ran: Konig Concorde (Ger), Nordic Truce, Ferro Stud Ltd; T-John Gosden; ,12,900. Sensation (Ger), Walero (Ger), Lipocco (GB), Elenya 3--Sir Graham Wade (Ire), 124, c, 4, Dalakhani (Ire)-- (Ire). Needwood Epic (GB), by Midyan. (38,000gns yrl >10 Click for the Racing Post chart. TATOCT). O-Paul Dean; B-Peter Savill; T-Mark Tried three times in Group 1 company to no avail, Johnston; ,6,456. Arnold Lane resorted to competitive handicaps before Margins: 1 3/4, HF, 2HF. Odds: 2-1, 6-1, 6-1. finally making an impact back in pattern company in the Also Ran: Buckland (Ire), Steps to Freedom (Ire), G2 Challenge S. at Newmarket in October, where he Handazan (Ire), Earth Amber (GB), Solar Sky (GB), finished third, a place ahead of yesterday=s Listed Askar Tau (Fr), Tres Rock Danon (Fr). Paradise S. winner Fencing (Street Cry {Ire}). After a Click for the Racing Post chart. VIDEO, courtesy spell in Dubai, the bay returned to Europe to be fifth in attheraces.com. the G3 Gladness S. at The Curragh Apr. 7 before Estimate burst onto the scene with an impressive adding a seven-furlong conditions event at Thirsk 13 success over this track and trip in the G3 Queen=s Vase days later. Taking a tow in third early, he collared the at the Royal meeting in June before running up against enterprisingly ridden Gracia Directa up the rail with 150 a formidable rival in Wild Coco (Ger) (Shirocco {Ger}) yards remaining before asserting for a clear-cut first dropped back to 14 furlongs. Not disgraced when third black-type success. behind her in both Goodwood=s G3 Lillie Langtry S. in August and the G2 Park Hill S. at Doncaster in September, the BLACK-TYPE PREVIEWS dark bay re-emerged with an authoritative win here to suggest Saturday, Morphettville (Adelaide), Australia, post time: 3:35 p.m. she could be a leading player in CENTREBET SOUTH AUSTRALIAN DERBY-G1, A$500,000 the marathon events of this (US$514,359), 3yo, 2500mT season. Settled wide early in SC PP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER fourth, she rolled to the front 1 11 Hvasstan (Aus) Fastnet Rock (Aus) Boss Gelagotis 2 15 Hioctdane (Aus) Strada (Aus) Gatt Jolly Estimate Racing Post passing the quarter pole and was 3 3 Shoreham (Aus) Reset (Aus) Symons Hasan always holding Caucus in the run 4 2 Gerontius (Aus) Oratorio (Ire) Dunn Hayes to the line. AShe=s been working nicely even though she 5 9 Gold Medals (NZ) Elvstroem (Aus) Baster Wildes hadn=t been asked a serious question and she looked 6 1 Escado (Aus) Casino Prince (Aus) Melham Laurie 7 13 Pins of Pele (NZ) Pins (Aus) Lever A Freedmn well today,@ jockey Ryan Moore commented. The 8 5 McNulty (Aus) Refuse to Bend (Ire) Duric Kent winner holds an entry for the G1 Gold Cup at this year=s 9 7 Cooldini (Aus) Bernardini Mott Smerdon Royal Meeting. "I asked Ryan whether she would get 10 14 Bel Thor (Aus) God’s Own (Aus) Fry Hunter another half-mile and you wouldn't be surprised by his 11 12 Packing Empire (NZ) High Chaparral (Ire) Robertsn Hayes reply which was 'you won't know until you try'!@ The 12 10 Gingerboy (Aus) Elvstroem (Aus) Price Weir 13 6 He’sntthemssih (NZ) Ekraar B Rawiller Kent Queen=s Racing Manager John Warren told Racing Post. 14 4 Like a (Aus) Helike Lindop Keys AShe seems to have improved since last year, and her 15 8 Molto Bene (Aus) Royal Academy Pannell Day breeding suggests she should have the stamina for the All carry 125 pounds, bar Molto Bene, 120. two and a half miles of the Ascot Gold Cup.@ TDN P HEADLINE NEWS • 5/2/13 • PAGE 12 of 12 • thoroughbreddailynews.com

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ir Barton was doped. No less an Sauthority than John Hervey, the legendary journalist who wrote under the pen name Salvator, declared this, reluctantly, on Dec. 24, 1932, in the long-gone Thoroughbred Record. “I may just as well say here that while was a really wonderful performer, rumor – whether correctly or not – was persistent to the effect that he was what is known in slang parlance as a ‘hop horse’. On account of which the prediction was also made that he would not score a great success as a sire.” Sir Barton’s dam, Lady Sterling, also raced on stimulants, her owner John E. Madden asserted after her career. Madden thought it made a good broodmare. Hops were stimulants, used more or less selectively to win Sir Barton, Kentucky Derby, 1919 an important race. H.G. Bedwell, Sir Barton’s trainer, had at times been ruled off the track for their use. to speed up a horse but also push it Unlike previous eras, the matter to compete through complications or of legality is now hazy. This is the Still, Bedwell and Sir Barton rest unfelt pain, or to add strength to an legacy of permissive medication. comfortably in the Hall of Fame. already-powerful yet brittle frame. Medication can be used legally, based Which speaks a truth about the on a level each state sets individually, history of drugs in racing, the “...In the last 110 or used illegally by going over that spotlight of this story. Sir Barton’s era level (what trainers like to call “an was an untamed period for hopping overage”); there are drugs like Cobra horses, so much so that it was a years there have venom or Erythropoietin which are necessity even for those who wished always illegal, and then there are not to. For as long as races have been been incredible drugs that occupy a gray area, not run in America, there have been legal in spirit but without tests for horsemen eager to win them with changes in the their existence. The penalties for whatever substance was at hand – a misconduct differ by state, often hundred years ago heroin and cocaine, types of drugs and case by case. They rarely add up – fifty years ago adrenaline in oil and the fifth violation merits the same Benzedrine, and in decades since their intended punishment as the first. The horse, manufactured drugs like Butazolidin as evidenced by its abridged career and Winstrol and Ventipulmin. Every purpose.” nowadays, is probably worse for the decade has stories shouting from wear. rooftops that racing is tainted. This One major divergence comes via the headline – “Dope: Evil of the Turf” – One of the first doping trials occurred fully-stocked arsenal of medications in 1890, in Canada, for the owners once ran in the New York Times. No, available to horsemen today, the not in 2012, but 1903. George Renwick and Frank Baldwin. sight of which would have shocked According to a paper written by John However, this isn’t meant to trainers from another time. Different, Gleaves for the British journal “Sport offer moral cover to our era. To the too, is that contemporary drugs, in History,” the owners were let contrary, in the last 110 years there based on sound medicine, work: off, but the judge lectured them on have been incredible changes in the modern pharmacology show that the types of drugs and their intended dishonest practices at the track and “hops” popular in stables during the “advised them not to engage in any purpose. For the first half of the 20th first half of the century – cocaine, century, trainers used stimulants or strychnine, mercury, morphine – of the disgraceful tricks so common narcotics meant to get a horse to run in all probability offer little to no at races on American soil.” faster; after World War II, a panoply performance-enhancement and likely To “dope” – to stupefy with a drug of pharmacological drugs entered have deleterious effects. Even alcohol – could go both ways, to help a horse stables, and their purposes grew: was tried in the early days; a quart of win or stop him. Doping had an to manage pain or treat bleeding or whisky before the race, because if it expressed purpose: to make a score sedate or build muscle mass, not only worked for you than maybe the horse too. on a fixed race. The purses were

1 | TDN MAGAZINE, MAY 2, 2013 miniscule then, and hence the risk The drugs used were simple then narcotics like morphine and heroin, of acting on inside information was but over time grew in sophistication remained commonplace, and their deemed it. and application. Hervey noted presence on the backstretch attracted American racing was not even 30 major changes, writing in 1932: unsavory characters looking for a “The latter-day stimulants are fix, like a man named “Railroad Red” years old before anti-doping rules much more deleterious than their who served as a guinea pig to test the were passed. The Jockey Club, in 1897, forerunners of thirty to thirty-five purity of heroin before it was given introduced a rule to “put an end to years ago. Moreover, the system of to horses. Low doses of narcotics, the the reprehensible practice of ‘doping’ administration was different. Horses thinking went, would take the edge horses.” Doping, as they defined it, were not, at that time, drugged off a skittish horse before its race. was injecting under the skin of a horse continuously, consistently and some liquid stimulant or opiate, Stories like this gathered such as cocaine or morphine. But weight until the Turf was struck the rationale offered for reform with its most serious blow. For rarely concerned the health of a year, Harry Anslinger, the the horses or the jockeys, but commissioner of the Federal gambling. The men of The Jockey Bureau of Narcotics, had his Club were wealthy owners, often agents monitoring strange wagered large sums, and they occurrences at racetrack stables. wanted fair competition. In 1933, Anslinger pounced: claiming he had evidence of 200 A New York Times exposé separate incidents of doping in 1901 credited “Doc” Ring, a nationally; he arrested dozens regular on the New Jersey tracks, of owners, trainers and stable with originating the practice hands, accusing them of using of injecting stimulants to dope heroin and cocaine in violation a horse. Rather than accept of federal laws. Inaction was no payment, Ring demanded that longer viable – either doping, or the horse’s owner place a bet the perception of doping, had to for him. This was a form of be stopped. protection against claims that he France had a saliva test in might have stopped a horse if he place for two decades, which ran poorly. The Times reported after some study was imported. that Ring’s concoction was Florida put this into practice and composed of “nitro-glycerine, passed a stimulant ban in 1933. cocaine, carbolic acid, and Trainers were so opposed that rose water.” Probably harmful, they nearly boycotted Hialeah’s his stimulant later included then-Florida Derby, which “strychnine, capsicum, ginger” became the Flamingo, until track and other unknown ingredients. president Joe Widener spoke to Doping lurked behind every a group of about 150 owners and inexplicable event on the track. trainers. “Gentlemen,” he told them, “training is no longer a In 1903, the Times called doping matter of skill. It has become a “the scandal of the racing question of formula. There isn’t season.” Recognizing that for a man in this room who can gambling purposes its nature had hold up his hand and truthfully broadened, officials changed the say he has never stimulated language in anti-doping statutes a horse.” His challenge was from “stimulating” to “affected” accepted by general laughter, the speed of a horse. since it was true. The trainers who doped The original saliva test, in which their horses were far from systematically, each and every time the specimen was crystallized professionals. The Thoroughbred they went to the post. The practice and examined by microscope, was Record, on May 23, 1903, told the story was utilized more specifically upon more or less intended for three drugs: of a good horse named Dr. Riddle. His some occasion when high stakes morphine, heroin, and strychnine, trainer, William Howell, injected him were being played for – not as an according to Dr. John McAllister with “12 grains of cocaine” – which every-day thing.” Kater, the original chief scientist of affected his speed but in the wrong the anticrime Thoroughbred Racing way. He lost his nerve so completely This condition was tolerated on Protective Bureau (TRPB), which that he was afraid to break. That the turf for 30 years. Caffeine was opened in 1946. Unhappy with its afternoon, he gave up the ghost, a the most popular stimulant of all oversight function, Kater resigned “victim to the wiles of man.” the drugs at the time. Harder stuff, in disgust at the end of 1953. For Life

TDN MAGAZINE, MAY 2, 2013 | 2 in 1955, he wrote a whistleblower’s account on the practice of doping. The saliva test, Kater claimed, was not able to catch the popular amphetamine Benzedrine, or “bennies,” if injected, but the urine test that followed curbed that. Urine testing was simple and cheap to use, but both were necessary, since heroin or morphine often sneaked past this new test. By the 1940s, most tracks were testing saliva and urine. That said, Kater declared in Life that “it is still easy to dope a horse and get away it.” When Kater started at the TRPB, he called drug manufacturers who gave him lists of their customers for various drugs that could be used to hop horses. In one instance, the Pitman-Moore Company of Indianapolis was manufacturing an amphetamine sulfate solution under the trade name of Amfetasul, of which 3 cc. could “hop a horse,” said Kater. He learned of four veterinarians practicing, respectively, at Santa Anita, Fair Grounds, Agua Caliente, and Bay Meadows and Golden Gate. In only a few months and in dealings with a single manufacturer they had bought enough Amfetasul to hop 520 horses. The company had also refused to fill a huge order Harry Anslinger, Commissioner of the Federal Bureau from a Florida veterinarian. Though of Narcotics¿QHDUWDPHULFDFRP Amfetasul could help treat certain nervous disorders, Kater said, the purchase of more than a bottle or two would seem suspicious. example was testosterone, which prove effective in horses. Some drugs became available to trainers in 1947 that Harthill adapted still are not He gave other examples, such as and allowed them to add spirit to their recognized according to one close an oil solution of adrenaline, which geldings. This was effective and safe, friend of his. Harthill was an avid was found in the barn of a leading but was it doping? Nobody in racing reader of human medical journals West Coast trainer and was one could flatly decide. Testosterone and, quite the pharmacologist, of the most powerful stimulants was neither narcotic nor powerful experimented with drugs in the around. Combined with Benzedrine, stimulant, but it did tamper with a basement pharmacy inside his office. it had a synergistic effect, meaning horse’s normal performance. This He was ahead of the curve and on its combined jolt was greater than question was never properly answered. the cutting-edge of science, and for the parts. Stimulants are excreted these reasons his epithet – brilliant very slowly and wouldn’t appear in In the meantime, these drugs were but controversial – was written half a urine for quite some time, so racing not waiting on shelves gathering lifetime before he died, in 2005. officials had to learn to wait for at dust. Some enterprising veterinarians These prescription drugs were so least two hours after the race to get had to figure out which ones would work in horses. potent that it didn’t take much. a sample. Barry Irwin, the head of Team Valor Kater was studying drugs as Alex Harthill filled this role. International, says he’ll never forget a American racing was about to make Harthill, who came onto the track truism Harthill once told him: “Even a sharp turn. After World War II, in 1948 and treated more than 25 though a horse is five or seven times the science of medicine advanced Derby winners in his career, broke larger than humans, the amount rapidly. Major investment flooded new ground in equine pharmacology. of dope needed to have an effect is the marketplace of drugs with varied He was always on the for so small. An amount on the tip of a capabilities for use on humans. They those human drugs – like for kidney, match would be enough to flick up a were remarkably effective. One such liver, or heart disease – that could horse’s nose to get a spectacular result.”

3 | TDN Magazine, MAY 2, 2013 2013 The 30 years after World War II were characterized by this type of ground-breaking and, consequently, in-fighting between those in favor of permissive medication – what drugs if any should be permitted and in what doses, how long before a race and who should administer them – and those opposed. Racing jurisdictions couldn’t keep up with the hundreds of newly-arriving drugs for which there were no tests. Perhaps the best example is the oft-told story of Harthill giving the diuretic Lasix to before the . Later in life, Harthill liked to take credit for this pioneering act. Much room for leeway was afforded. In the 1960s, for instance, highly potent corticosteroids were allowed on race-day and only half the states even tested for cortisone. There was no time to study the effects of the latest drugs, and their proponents seized on them as the answer to year- round racing on horses. A laid-up Northern Dancer, Kentucky Derby 1964, Gallery of Champions horse couldn’t win the large purses on offer. It was a shoot-first philosophy. Butazolidin, a non-steroidal anti- racing commissioner, was frank: its the list of acceptable drugs. inflammatory, was the first drug to horses were “sore-legged” and they Colorado didn’t permit medication reach mass appeal. First synthesized had races to fill. Trainers had to on the day of the race, but it opened in a Swiss lab in 1946, it was report using any medication to the the door slightly. Other states hurried ultimately produced by Kansas City’s commission veterinarian. “It’s sort in. Economics played the biggest Jensen-Salsbery Laboratories in 1957. of a government-of-men-rather-than- part – this was big business for Horsemen loved it. Within three law type of a rule,” Hite said. veterinarians and racing jurisdictions years, Colorado became the first state Colorado officials called this a wanted full fields. Nebraska approved to allow it – up to noon preceding policy of controlled medication. The Butazolidin and in late 1970 California race-day. Richard Hite, the state American Association of Equine became the first major racing state to Practitioners, in which Harthill was sanction it. Then Maine, New Mexico, a large figure, came forward with a and Illinois, which approved a long platform patterned after the Colorado list of medications for “supportive rule. “You are not letting the bars therapeutic treatment” before races. down; you are raising them up,” Florida and Kentucky followed in former president Scott Jackson said 1974, then Ohio and Louisiana. The at one late ‘60s roundtable. The drugs “48-hour rule” – no medication during were already on the backstretch, he that period before a race – was going said, and some were quite dangerous, out the window. In 1974, the owner and the only way to control them was Fred W. Hooper told The Jockey Club by regulating their use. roundtable: “I don’t believe that you The idea of medication was itself a can control it (medication) once you subtle language shift, and reflected open up the door.” the changing tenor from stimulants Maryland became the first state to or narcotics to substances with allow Butazolidin and Lasix on the more varied purposes. The principal day of the race, and everyone else argument against permissive followed soon after, except for New medication was that the horse, given Jersey and New York. Integrity for a false sense of well-being, would the bettor fell by the wayside; some lose its natural protective instinct states kept this information private, to shorten its stride when hurting. and others mandated its inclusion But permissive medication won out, in track programs. And though and thus began a 40-year current of ’s breakdown in 1975 and an Barry Irwin, Horsephotos addition, rather than subtraction, to inflammatory 60 Minutes segment in

TDN Magazine, MAY 2, 2013 | 4 1979 encouraged some pushback, it didn’t have in the States. He’d bring didn’t last long. “In general, it in and use it on horses he thought The drugs that escaped detection would benefit from the treatment.” presented far more trouble. New treatments designed Following F.D.A. approval, York, a hold-out on Lasix until 1995, to repair a horse’s clenbuterol could be tested for, and still had its issues. For instance, in there was a wave of positives in the mid-70s, a narcotic painkiller injuries and to California among its leading trainers. called Sublimaze showed up on its alleviate its suffering Even now, its popularity has few backstretch. It was common in the parallels and is a staple in training kits of American medics in Vietnam. are now often used regimens, breathing problems or Sublimaze gave horses such a feeling not. California regulators recently of euphoria that they felt like they to get the animal found clenbuterol in 54 percent of didn’t have legs. In 1979, a test came out onto the track to thoroughbreds. Sales in California out, halting its use. By the 1980s, total at least $7 million annually. compete – to force racing introduced a blood test. Saliva The response was always to was history. the animal, like some allow more. Harthill was a leading But most times a new drug was advocate of liberal medication rules detected, racing officials decided punch-drunk fighter, and it showed in Kentucky; not long not to ban it, but allow it, with to make just one ago, a trainer could instruct a vet minor restrictions. Clenbuterol, the to administer any supposedly non- popular bronchodilator marketed as more round.” performance enhancing drug, like an Ventipulmin, is the classic example. anti-inflammatory or diuretic, at any Harthill introduced this in the early ‘80s. --Greg Ferraro dosage level in any combination up “I can remember him coming back to four hours before a race. State by with the first bottle of it – getting it The Food and Drug Administration state, rule books listed hundreds of in France or somewhere in Europe,” didn’t approve clenbuterol for use in drugs in various categories that were says his close friend and colleague horses until 1998. So for 15 years, it permitted and at varying doses. Gary Priest. Priest used it to treat went undetected, and the trainers There were few deterrents. So previously-fatal pneumonia in some fortunate enough to know Harthill, trainers were willing to take their foals. It was incredibly effective but or others who had it, ostensibly shot: in California, for example, once also had lean muscle mass-building benefitted immeasurably. Priest the state began unannounced testing side effects, making it popular admits, “He didn’t always live by the of TCO2/milkshaking levels, it was among bodybuilders. rules. He’d find a source of a drug we discovered that 20 percent of horses

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5 | TDN MAGAZINE, MAY 2, 2013 illustrated by the oft-discussed Revealingly, a year before the Aqueduct task force report on Mid-Atlantic region made its that track’s 2011-12 fatalities, the announcement, accounts of picture looks unchanged. Doping, Demorphin surfaced, a painkiller in a conventional sense, seemed 40 times stronger than morphine unnecessary with so many legal and derived in its natural state from drugs to choose from. South American frog secretions. :D[\PRQNH\WUHHIURJWKHODWHVW Of course, the agents of reform Thirty horses, both thoroughbreds LQJUHGLHQW have enjoyed victories. Abolishing and quarter horses, tested positive anabolic steroids, after the notoriety across four different states, exposing exceeded the acceptable level. It’s not of ’s Triple Crown chase an interconnected, interstate network cheating, the saying goes, if nobody’s in 2008, was significant. Ten years of doping. Initial shock gave way to watching. In the early 1990s, ago, the Racing Medication and acceptance; after all, anyone familiar corticosteroids proliferated, flipping Testing Consortium came up with a with the history of drugs in American its stated purpose – with rest they list of about 50 medications which racing would have seen it as offer relief, but with exercise they are were acceptable. Most recently, the time-honored. deleterious – on its head. In 1992, Dr. Mid-Atlantic consortium which is Greg Ferraro voiced his opposition to seeking uniformity in that region had the practice in the North American Review. “In general, treatments whittled its list to 24. Next in the Series: designed to repair a horse’s injuries But drugs are so intertwined in racing and to alleviate its suffering are now that removing them is like pulling a often used to get the animal out thread from a sweater and the whole American Racing's onto the track to compete – to force garment unraveling. This winter, New Dysfunctional Drug the animal, like some punch-drunk York strengthened its medication fighter, to make just one more round.” policy, extending withdrawal times Rules, Penalties and Ferraro estimated that close to for corticosteroids and clenbuterol; in 70 percent of racehorses had been turn, field size at Aqueduct dropped Adjudication System “tapped” at some points in their and the track decided to cut six mid- careers. Twenty years later, as week cards.

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TDN MAGAZINE, MAY 2, 2013 | 6 AROUND THE WORLD THURSDAY, MAY 2, 2013

WARD NAMED RCI CHAIRMAN ELECT 8th-BEL, $79,380, Alw, Opt. Clm. ($75,000), NW3X, John Ward has been named chairman-elect of the 4yo/up, 1m, 1:34 3/5, ft. Association of Racing Commissioners International 1--JAGUAR PAW, 118, h, 6, Giant=s Causeway-- (ARCI) Board of Directors. Ward, executive director of Molto Vita (GSW & MGISP, $576,997), by Carson the Kentucky Horse Racing Board, was elected at the City. ($120,000 RNA yrl '08 KEESEP). O/B-John D RCI=s annual conference held last week in New Orleans. Gunther & Eurowest Bloodstock Services (KY); Ward will succeed Duncan Patterson, who is fulfilling T-Chad C Brown. Lifetime Record: 19-4-2-4, his term in 2014. AI am honored to be named to lead $212,857. such a prestigious organization,@ Ward said. ABeing able 2--Summer Sunset, 118, g, 4, Lawyer Ron--Viva La to chair a group of colleagues from throughout the Viva, by Crafty Prospector. ($20,000 yrl '10 United States gives me an opportunity to share the KEESEP). good work we are doing in Kentucky, as well as bring 3--Smash, 118, h, 5, Smart Strike--Dixie Holiday, by back to our commission new ideas that will help Dixieland Band. ($400,000 2yo >10 OBSMAR). continue our work to enhance the safety and integrity Margins: 1HF, HF, 1HF. Odds: 9.60, 2.45, 3.95. of racing in Kentucky.@ Doug King of the Horse Racing Jaguar Paw, who went winless in six starts last term, Branch of the Saskatchewan Liquor and Gaming kicked off this season with a win in a $35,000 optional Authority was once again elected Treasurer of the claiming event at the Big A Jan. 9 before tiring to organization. RCI also elected Members of its Board of fourth--beaten 12 lengths--in a $75,000 optional Directors for the 2013-2014 term. The elected claimer there Mar. 7. Given another shot at that level Directors are: Jeff Colliton, Larry Eliason, Hugh while moving up the Belt Parkway, the bay was let go Gallagher, Charles Gardiner, Dan Hartman, Mark Laino, at 9-1 here. Settled off the early pace set by Colizeo Edward Menton, Constantin ATino@ Rieger, Tom Sage (Distorted Humor), Jaguar Paw was nestled in along the and Dr. Corinne Sweeney. All elected board members rail through opening fractions of :23.42 and :46.46. serve a one-year term. Momentarily pinched back and nowhere to go approaching the quarter pole, jockey Javier Castellano reeled his mount to the outside for the stretch drive and guided Jaguar Paw to a 1 1/2-length victory over Summer Sunset. Click for the brisnet.com chart or the video. Yesterday=s Results: OWSLEY S., $90,000, BEL, 5-1, 4yo/up, f/m, 10fT, 2:02 1/5, fm. 3rd-BEL, $72,520, Alw, Opt. Clm. ($35,000), NW3L, 1--JULIE'S LOVE (GB), 120, m, 5, Ad Valorem-- 3yo/up, 6f, 1:09 4/5, ft. Skimmia (GB), by Mark of Esteem (Ire). (15,000gns yrl '09 1--HONORABLE DILLON, 116, c, 3, Tapit--Shy Greeting TATOCT; 15,000gns RNA wlng '08 TATDEC; 30,000 RNA HRA ‘11 i (Arg) {SP-Arg}, by Shy Tom. ($100,000 2yo 12 ARQARC; $220,000 RNA HRA ‘12 KEENOV). O-Bobby Flay, Irving > FTFFEB; $100,000 RNA yrl '11 KEESEP). O-Joseph M Cowan & Barry L Weisbord; B-T E Pocock (GB); T-H Graham Motion; J-Alan Garcia. $54,000. Lifetime Bucci; B-Robert B Trussell Jr (KY); T-Eddie Kenneally. Record: GSP-Ger, MGSP-US, 21-5-7-4, $333,287. Lifetime Record: GSW, 7-3-1-1, $207,470. *1/2 to 2--Minakshi (Fr), 120, m, 5, Footstepsinthesand (GB)-- Forty Greeta (Arg) (Roar), Ch. 2yo filly-Arg, MG1SW- Maria De La Luz (GB), by Machiavellian. O-Northern Arg. Bloodstock. $18,000. 3--Adjacent, 120, m, 7, Boundary--Missile Defense, by Unbridled. O-Stuart S Janney, III. $9,000. 2--Vexor, 122, c, 4, Wildcat Heir--Real Clever Trick, by Margins: HF, 1, 1. Odds: 6.80, 29.00, 14.90. Yes It's True. ($10,000 wlng '09 OBSOCT; $90,000 Julie=s Love, runner up in the G2 Diana-Trial in Germany yrl '10 OBSAUG). in 2011, concluded with a eighth--beaten three 1/4 3--Shock'emagain, 122, c, 4, Exclusive Quality--Master lengths--in the G1 Prix de >Opera later that October. Prospect, by Master Bill. Sent stateside for the 2012 season, the chestnut won Margins: 2 3/4, HF, 1HF. Odds: 2.80, 14.80, 13.30. three of her first four starts, including the restricted De Honorable Dillon was victorious in his graded stakes La Rose S. at a mile at Saratoga. Later that fall, she debut in the GII Hutcheson S. at Gulfstream Feb. 2. He was runner up in a pair of stakes along the Midwest was a disappointing seventh behind the highly regarded circuit, including the nine-furlong GIII Cardinal H. at GI Kentucky Derby runner Verrazano (More Than Churchill Downs in November. Given plenty of time off Ready) in the Mar. 9 GII Tampa Bay Derby. The gray that effort, she returned with a fourth in her sole start was an improved fifth in his last start in the seven- this term in the one-mile Dahlia S. at Pimlico Apr. 6. furlong GIII Bay Shore S. at Aqueduct Apr. 6. Sent off Settled in midpack early, Julie=s Love tucked in along the 5-2 second choice behind the heavily favored the rail and loped along as leader Adjacent (Boundary) Consortium (Bernardini), the lone 3-year-old in the race carved out a leisurely opening half-mile in :49.36. went wide earlyand settled near the back of the five- Moving up along the inside with four panels left to go, horse field. Honorable Dillon responded readily when the chestnut patiently waited for racing room heading called upon at the head of the stretch and moved to the quarter pole, was expertly guided between effortlessly past the pacesetters to win by 2 3/4 horses by Alan Garcia in midstretch and drew clear to lengths. Consortium was eased as the 1-4 chalk. Click score. 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New York report cont. 9th-CDX, $45,257, Alw, NW1X, 3yo/up, f/m, 1 1/8mT, 1st-BEL, $72,000, Alw, NW1X, 3yo/up, 6fT, 1:09, fm. 1:47 4/5, fm. BERNIE THE JET (c, 3, Bernstein--Amaretta {GSP, STARSTRUCK (IRE) (f, 4, Galileo {Ire}--Agnetha {Ger} $116,480}, by Woodman) was third two back in an {Hwt. 3yo Filly-Eng, 5-7f, SW & G1SP-Ire, GSW-Eng, optional claimer going a mile on the turf at Gulfstream GSP-Ger, $171,746}, by Big Shuffle) was victorious by Mar. 9. He was a strong third by just over a length to 3 3/4 lengths in the Christmas Party at Dundalk H. Oct. GIII Lexington S. victor Winning Cause (Giant=s 26. She was fourth in her last start in the Carlingford Causeway) in his most recent start in a seven-furlong Stakes going 1 1/4 miles at Dundalk (Ire) Nov. 16. Keeneland allowance Apr. 6. The 5-1 choice stumbled Previously trained by Dermot Weld, Starstruck (Ire) was out of the gate, but quickly recovered to sit patiently 7-2 in her American debut for her new trainer Larry behind the dueling pacesetters for most of the race. He Jones and sat mid-pack on the rail biding her time. She came three-wide as the field turned for home to went wide in the last turn to challenge and broke free overcome the leaders and won by 1 1/4 lengths under of her rivals in the deep stretch to win by an impressive steady rider urging. Isn=tlovejustgrand (Grand Reward) 5 1/2 lengths over Ocean Bertie (Posse). Sales history: was second. The winner is half to Bourbonstreetgirl 85,000gns yrl '10 TATOCT. Lifetime Record: 8-2-1-0, (), MGSP. Sales History: $37,000 RNA yrl '11 KEESEP; $34,117. Click for the brisnet.com chart or VIDEO. $60,000 2yo ‘12 FTMMAY. Lifetime Record: SP, 12-2-2-3, O-Calumet Farm. B-Mrs C L Weld (Ire). T-J Larry Jones. $140,175. Click for the brisnet.com chart or VIDEO. O-Sean Shay, McConnell Racing Stable, and Leonard 5th-CDX, $38,737, Msw, 2yo, f, 4 1/2f, :51, ft. Green. B-Keene Ridge Racing LLC (KY). T-G Contessa. +SWEETMARYS SUCCESS (f, 2, Teuflesberg--Sky's Honor, by Double Honor), sent of the even-money choice, was pressed from the start by Lemon Cookie (Tale of the Cat), but she put her away as they headed into the stretch. She continued to pull clear of the field Three Chimneys Open House: late en route to an easy three-length victory under a Three Chimneys will hold its annual Derby week open hand ride by Joel Rosario. Miss Nightlinger (Mr. house Thursday from 10 a.m. until 1 p.m. at the farm=s Nightlinger) was the runner-up with Lemon Cookie stallion complex. The stallion complex is located off Big taking the show spot. Sales history: $55,000 yrl '12 Sink Pike in Versailles. Last year, the event attracted OBSAUG; $5,000 yrl '12 OBSJAN. Lifetime Record: over 1,500 people, including connections of Flower 1-1-0-0, $21,720. Click for the brisnet.com chart or Alley=s first Derby starter and subsequent winner I=ll VIDEO. Have Another, who greeted fans and signed O/T-Wesley A Ward. B-Linda Lee Schroetlin (FL). autographs.

Yesterday=s Results: 4th-CDX, $52,597, Alw, Opt. Clm. ($100,000), NW2$6MX, 3yo/up, 6f, 1:08 4/5, ft. New Security Policies at Pimlico: 1--OFF THE JAK, 122, g, 5, With Distinction--Quiet The Maryland Jockey Club will be enforcing new Lake, by Quiet American. ($70,000 yrl '09 FTKJUL). security policies on Black Eyed Susan and Preakness O-Sherry Parbhoo; B-Big C Farm (FL); T-Shivananda days this year. AEach year, we spend considerable time Parbhoo. Lifetime Record: SW & GSP, 22-5-7-2, working with federal, state and local law enforcement $263,342. and public safety agencies to ensure the safety of all Consigned by BLUEWATER SALES at FTKJUL ‘09 our fans, which remains our number one priority. Collectively, we feel these changes will address 2--Jasizzle, 122, g, 4, Jazil--Silky Bay, by Stravinsky. concerns fans may have following the Boston ($29,000 RNA yrl '10 FTKOCT). tragedies,@ Tom Chuckas, Maryland Jockey Club 3--Scatman, 122, c, 4, Scat Daddy--Hit It Here Cafe, by president, said. Some examples of items no longer Grand Slam. ($14,000 RNA yrl '10 KEESEP). permitted are back packs, duffle bags, laser pointers, Margins: HF, HF, 1HF. Odds: 12.40, 18.70, 4.60. coolers (unless they are see through), and cameras with Off the Jak was runner-up in the Dec. 29 GIII Mr. detachable lenses or lenses longer than six inches. Prospector S. at Gulfstream and came back to win the Sunshine Milionsl Sprint S. there Jan. 19. He finished Charles Town Sets Monthly Handle Record: last in a 10-horse field in his most recent start in the Charles Town established a new monthly record for Mar. 30 GIII Appleton S. going a mile on the turf at average daily pari-mutuel handle, with an average of Gulfstream. The 12-1 choice pushed the pace from $1,367,336 wagered daily over an 18-day period. The third most of the way and engaged the pacesetters as all-sources figure bested the prior record of $1,354,412 they rounded the turn. Off The Jak came to tackle per day which was set in April 2012 by 1%. The handle front-running even-money choice Sum of the Parts figures were buoyed by the Apr. 20 Charles Town (Speightstown) entering the final furlong and edged Classic card, which set the track=s single card handle away late. Sum of the Parts could do no better than record of $4,398,984 and single race record of nearly fifth. Click for the brisnet.com chart or VIDEO. $1.3 million. TDN P AROUND THE WORLD • 5/2/13 • PAGE 3 of 9 • thoroughbreddailynews.com

Yesterday=s Results: TONY GATTO DREAM BIG S., $53,200, ATL, 5-1, INDUSTRY INFO 3yo/up, 5fT, :57 4/5, fm. 1--PERFECT OFFICER, 124, g, 7, Officer--Perfect Thoroughbred Aftercare Alliance Accredits Three: Tradition, by Perfect Vision. ($75,000 wlng '06 The Thoroughbred Aftercare Alliance has announced KEENOV; $110,000 yrl '07 FTKJUL). O-David A Ross its accreditation of three initial retirement facilities: Racing Stable LLC; B-Justice Farm, Greg & Steve Florida Thoroughbred Retirement and Adoptive Care in Justice (KY); T-Anthony Dutrow; J-Kendrick Palm City; New Vocations in Marysville, Ohio; and Carmouche. $30,620. Lifetime Record: GSW, Southern California Thoroughbred Rescue in Norco. The 33-9-5-7, $612,651. facilities are now eligible to receive financial support 2--Jersey Blue Giant, 118, g, 5, Mutakddim--That's a from the TAA. Facilities eligible to apply for TAA Plenty, by Dixieland Band. O-Ocean View Stables. accreditation include those conforming to the following $10,540. four broad standards: Possess 501 (c)(3) tax exempt 3--Kens Cape, 118, g, 6, Cape Town--Wild Country, by status; have been operational for at least three years; Unbridled. ($10,000 yrl '08 KEESEP). O-Double K care for a resident population of at least five horses, Stable. $6,022. with at least half the horses being Thoroughbreds; follow a euthanasia policy consistent with that of the American Association of Equine Practitioners (AAEP). Margins: NO, HF, HD. Odds: 0.50, 20.30, 4.10. To be considered for grants in 2013 and 2104, facilities Perfect Officer took third by a head in his attempt to must complete applications by June 1. The complete defend his title in the Apr. 13 GIII Shakertown S. at TAA Code of Standards for aftercare facilities and the Keeneland. Sent off as the 1-2 chalk as he attempted a accreditation application are available at repeat victory here, he stayed with the pacesetters www.thoroughbredaftercare.org. The TAA was initially most of the race. He split rivals in the stretch and started with funds from Breeders= Cup, Ltd., The inched up just in time to hit the wire a nose in front of Jockey Club and Keeneland Association. Jersey Blue Giant ( Mutakddim). Click for the brisnet.com chart. Pincay Makes Derby Picks for Charity: Crown Royal will team with Laffit Pincay, Jr. to donate $1 million to the Thoroughbred Charities of America, if the Hall of Fame jockey can correctly predict the first three finishers in each leg of the Triple Tuesday Night=s Results: Crown. AThis is such an innovative and fun way for 5th-IND, $32,501, 4-30, 3,4,5yo, 1m, 1:39 2/5, ft. Crown Royal to highlight what I believe is the most +SPIRIT OF DIXIE (c, 3, Dixie Union--Listen to My historic series of sporting events all year,@ said Pincay. Song, by Unbridled's Song) came into this race off of a AAs someone who has almost taken home one of the bullet work at The Thoroughbred Center, where he trophies, I look forward to doing my best to predict the went four furlongs in :49 Apr. 21. The 7-2 shot sat top three in an effort to give back to a tight-knit mid-pack most of the race here and came wide on the community that has provided me so many memories far turn to challenge the leaders. Spirit of Dixie split throughout my career.@ Fans can follow Pincay=s picks rivals at the quarter pole and snuck past Wambri on the Crown Royal Facebook page or follow #Pincays3 (Kafwain) in deep stretch to win by 3/4 of a length. on Twitter. Pincay will also be featured tonight on Sales history: $90,000 RNA 2yo >12 FTFFEB. Lifetime Jimmy Kimmel Live as part of Kimmel=s on-going AThree Record: 1-1-0-0, $19,501. Click for the brisnet.com Ridiculous Questions@ segment, which aires at 11:35 chart. p.m. ET on ABC. O/B-Town & Country Farms Corp (KY). T-Eduardo Caramori.

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U.S.-bred Winners Abroad cont. IN PERU: Campidano, c, 3, Any Given Saturday--Indy=s Paloma, by A.P. Indy. Monterrico, 4-28, Cond., 1000m, :59. DUBAWI GOLD TO WHITSBURY MANOR STUD B-Aaron Sones (KY). *$9,000 yrl >11 KEESEP. Dubawi Gold (GB) (Dubawi {Ire}--Savannah Belle Ryans Charm, g, 3, Heatseeker (Ire)--Lemon Fresh Tide, {GB}, by Green Desert) has been retired and will stand by Lemon Drop Kid. Monterrico, 4-28, Cond., at Whitsbury Manor Stud, it was announced yesterday. 1500mT, 1:28 1/5. B-Ann Marie Farm (KY). *$6,000 Andrew Tinkler=s G1 English and Irish 2000 Guineas yrl >11 KEESEP. runner-up will join the roster at the Hampshire-based @Gocek, c, 4, After Market--Southern Fiction (MSW & operation in a deal brokered by bloodstock agent GSP, $299,132), by Brocco. Monterrico, 4-28, Dwayne Woods, with Tinkler retaining ownership and Clasico La Copa-G2, 2200m, 2:19 3/5. B-G Watts set to support him with his own burgeoning broodmare Humphrey Jr & Oliver Racing Stable (KY). *$15,000 band. Ed Harper, the Stud=s director, commented, AWe yrl >10 KEESEP. are immensely excited to stand one of the best sons of Alysoul, f, 4, Perfect Soul (Ire)--Aly Capri, by Alydar. Dubawi. To be second in the Guineas to the greatest Monterrico, 4-28, Cond., 1900mT, 1:59. B-John W miler of all time is a huge result on its own, but his Phillips (KY). *1/2 to Aly=s Alley (Alwuhush), GSW & career is littered with notable performances amongst MGISP, $902,210. **$2,500 wnlg >09 KEENOV. his five wins. He is a product of the magic Dubawi/Green Desert cross, which has also produced Group 1 winners Makfi (GB) and Lucky Nine (Ire), along Capo di Monte, g, 4, Point Given--Show Me the Wire, with Dubawi Gold=s full-brother Fort Knox (GB), who by Point Given. Monterrico, 4-28, Cond., 1000m, :58 won the recent Leopardstown Guineas trial. After an 2/5. B-C Gary Edelen (KY). *$7,500 yrl >10 KEESEP; infection in his fetlock which cut short his 4-year-old $20,000 2yo >11 OBSJUN. season, the owners had hoped to be able to race him again this year. However, after taking longer than IN HONG KONG: expected to fully recover, the safe decision has been Slick Bullet, g, 5, --Oonagh, by Wild taken to retire him and look forward to his stallion Again. Sha Tin, 5-1, Hcp. ($122k), 1200m (AWT), career.@ After finishing runner-up to Frankel (GB) 1:09.56. B-Waterville Lake Stables Ltd LLC (KY). (Galileo {Ire}) in the Newmarket Classic in 2011, *Formerly Dream Warrior. **$1,000 yrl >09 KEESEP. Dubawi Gold was a strong finisher in the Curragh Free Judgement, g, 6, Vindication--South Bay Cove equivalent before registering an easy win in (MSW, $259,732), by Fusaichi Pegasus. Sha Tin, Goodwood=s G2 Celebration Mile . His career ended 5-1, Hcp. ($180k), 1650m (AWT), 1:39.14. B-Twin with a third, again behind Frankel, in the G1 Lockinge Hopes Farm Inc (KY). *MGSW & G1SP-Ire. S. at Newbury last May and retires as the winner of **$100,000 wnlg >07 KEENOV; i50,000 yrl >08 five of his 20 starts and ,438,717 in earnings. GOFMIL. GUINEAS BREEZE-UPS ON RACING UK Edited Press Release The >breeze= for the Breeze Up section of the Tattersalls Guineas Breeze Up and Horses in Training Sale will be shown live on Racing UK on Thursday, May First-crop starters to watch: Thursday, May 2 2 from 9 a.m. The Tattersalls Guineas Breeze Up and Sire (Sire’s Sire), current farm, 2010 Fee, #foals of racing age/Winners/ Horses in Training Sale, which takes place from midday BlackTypeWnrs * Race #-track, race type, distance, runner, odds (if available) Friday, May 3 features 65 horses in training and 139 TALENT SEARCH (Catienus), Ramsey Farm, $3K, 27/1/0 two-year-olds in the Breeze Up section. In addition to 2-CD, Msw, 4 1/2f, +He's Got Talent, 2-1 the live broadcast buyers will also be able to view video TWO STEP SALSA (Petionville), Get Away Farm, $5K, 50/0/0 recordings of each breeze on the Tattersalls website, 6-CRC, Msw, 4 1/2f, +Jill's Reflection, 10-1 www.tattersalls.com shortly after the end of the breeze Thursday, May 2. First/Second-crop starters to watch: Thursday, May 2 Sire (Sire’s Sire), current farm, 2009 Fee, #foals of racing age/Winners/ BlackTypeWnrs * Race #-track, race type, distance, runner, odds (if available) Interested in standardbreds COWTOWN CAT (Distorted Humor), Journeyman, $8K, 73/17/0 as well? Click here to sign up 6-CRC, Msw, 4 1/2f, +Baby Cat, 10-1 for our sister publication... HENRYTHENAVIGATOR (Kingmambo), Ashford, $65K, 223/22/3 8-BHP, Msw, 1 1/16mT, +Which Way Hank, $70K RNA KEESEP yrl, 10-1 J BE K (Silver Deputy), 36/13/0 6-CRC, Msw, 4 1/2f, +Tartanero, 10-1 TDN TODAY Around the World...... 9 pages TDN P AROUND THE WORLD • 5/2/13 • PAGE 5 of 9 • thoroughbreddailynews.com

British report cont. BATTERSEA DOGS & CATS HOME PAVILION S.-Listed, ,37,000, Ascot, 5-1, 3yo, 6fT, 1:12.10, gd. Yesterday=s Results: 1B#NINJAGO (GB), 123, c, 3, by Mount Nelson (GB) BATTERSEA DOGS & CATS HOME PARADISE S.- 1st Dam: Fidelio=s Miracle (SW & GSP-Fr), Listed, ,37,000, Ascot, 5-1, 4yo/up, 1mT, 1:39.70, by Mountain Cat gd. 2nd Dam: Flurry (Fr), by Groom Dancer 1--FENCING, 126, g, 4, Street Cry (Ire)--Latice (Ire) 3rd Dam: Snowtop (Ire), by Thatching (Ire) (Hwt. 3yo-Fr at 9.5-11f, G1SW-Fr, SW & GISP-NA, (40,000gns yrl '11 TATOCT). O-J Palmer-Brown & $797,007), by Inchinor (GB). O/B-George Potensis Ltd; B-Newsells Park Stud; T-Richard Strawbridge; T-John Gosden; J-William Buick; Hannon; J-Richard Hughes; ,20,983. Lifetime ,20,983. Lifetime Record: G1SP-Eng, 7-2-0-3, Record: 6-4-0-1, ,35,213. *Second black-type ,84,323. winner for sire (by Rock of Gibraltar {Ire}). 2--Sovereign Debt (Ire), 126, c, 4, Dark Angel (Ire)-- 2--Intibaah (GB), 123, g, 3, Elnadim--Mawaared (GB), Kelsey Rose (GB), by Most Welcome (GB). by Machiavellian. O-Sheikh Hamdan bin Rashid Al (105,000gns yrl >10 TATOCT). O-Lawrie Inman; Maktoum; B-Shadwell Estate Company Ltd; T-Brian B-Yeomanstown Stud; T-Michael Bell; ,7,955. Meehan; ,7,955. 3--Stipulate (GB), 126, g, 4, Dansili (GB)--Indication 3--Hasopop (Ire), 123, g, 3, Haatef--Convenience (Ire), (GB), by Sadler=s Wells. O-Khalid Abdullah; by Ela-Mana-Mou (Ire). (20,000gns wnlg >10 B-Juddmonte Farms Ltd; T-Sir Henry Cecil; ,3,981. TATDEC; 20,000gns RNA yrl >11 TATOCT; ,11,000 Margins: 2HF, SHD, 1HF. Odds: 9-2, 9-2, 11-4. 2yo >12 GOFMAR). O-Giuliano Manfredini; B-B Also Ran: Monsieur Chevalier (Ire), Boom and Bust (Ire), Kennedy; T-Marco Botti; ,3,981. Don=t Call Me (Ire), Pastoral Player (GB), Chandlery (Ire). Margins: 1HF, NK, 1 1/4. Odds: 7-1, 25-1, 5-1. Scratched: Fury (GB). Click for the Racing Post chart. Also Ran: Zanetto (GB), Graphic Guest (GB), Liberating Fencing looked a potential class act when breaking (GB), Tassel (GB), Pearl Acclaim (Ire), Lady Phill (GB), his maiden in the Listed Washington Singer S. at Sandreamer (Ire), Jadanna (Ire), Ahern (GB), Snow King. Newbury in August 2011, but had his limitations Third behind subsequent G2 Rockfel S. winner Just exposed by Camelot (GB) (Montjeu {Ire}) when third in the Judge (Ire) (Lawman {Fr}) in Newbury=s Listed the G1 Racing Post Trophy at Doncaster in October of Washington Singer S. over seven furlongs in August, that year and when sixth in the G1 2000 Guineas at Ninjago made little impact again over that trip when Newmarket last May. Third in the G2 Dante S. over an fourth behind J “TDN Rising Star” J Ashdan (GB) extended 10-furlong trip at York 12 days later, he went (Dansili {GB}) in a conditions event at Doncaster the missing after being hampered and ultimately finishing following month. Coming alive on his last two juvenile unplaced in the G1 St James=s Palace S. at Royal Ascot starts when winning six-furlong conditions events on in June and only reappeared in October when fourth in Kempton=s Polytrack in October and on soft turf at the G2 Challenge S.over seven furlongs at Newmarket. Newmarket in November, he delivered a telling turn of Returning after a gelding operation, the chestnut was acceleration here to stamp himself as a credible keen early tracking the leading trio but when taking candidate for the major upcoming sprints. Restrained control of the race passing the quarter pole quickly early in rear by Richard Hughes, the bay made smooth established an unassailable lead. AHe had a bit of bad progress through the pack and, when switched towards luck last year and nearly got brought down in the St the far side, surged to the front with 150 yards James=s Palace, then was off for a long time and met remaining en route to a decisive first black-type score. trouble in running in the Challenge,@ trainer John AHe is a good horse and he had a wind issue last year, Gosden explained. AHe=s turned a corner and is a much which we=ve had fixed,@ his jockey said. AWe didn=t bigger, braver horse at four. He didn=t stay in the know how well he was working at home, because Dante, so he=ll stick at a mile now. He was quite a Toronado (Ire) (High Chaparral {Ire}) worked with him tense horse who wouldn=t give himself much of a the other morning and was climbing over the back of chance--he wasn=t going to be a stallion--so he had the him. This place suits him, as it=s sand-based and nice operation and it=s amazing how much happier he is and flat, and he could be group class.@ Click for the now.@ VIDEO, courtesy attheraces.com. Racing Post chart. VIDEO, courtesy attheraces.com. Stakes closings at your fingertips! Now on the web at stakesdigestweekly.com TDN P AROUND THE WORLD • 5/2/13 • PAGE 6 of 9 • thoroughbreddailynews.com

British report cont.

Ascot, 14.00, Cond, ,14,000, 2yo, 5fT, 1:02.47, gd. ANTICIPATED (IRE) (c, 2, Whipper--Foreplay {Ire}, by Yesterday=s Results: Lujain), a first-up winner at Windsor Apr. 15, settled Tipperary, 17.45, Hcp, i10,000, 3yo, 7f 30ydsT, last of the five runners through the early fractions of 1:39.21, hy. this return. Making rapid headway into contention LINE DRUMMER (FR) (c, 3, Galileo {Ire}--Miss Bio {Fr}, passing halfway, the 5-2 second choice challenged at by River Mist), last seen winning a course-and-distance the two-furlong pole and was ridden out in the closing maiden in August, was weak in the market at 6-1 and stages to deny the persistent Justice Day (Ire) raced under restraint in rear early. Making smooth (Acclamation {GB}) by 3/4 of a length. AHe was there to progress before the home turn, the i260,000 ARQAUG be beaten at the half-furlong pole, but he quickened yearling found a seam up the inner and took control well and stuck his head out,@ explained rider Richard approaching the furlong pole before dominating the Hughes. Trainer Richard Hannon added, AHe knows his closing stages en route to a 5 1/2-length win from job, but we won=t rush into anything just yet.@ Sales Caesaria (Ire) (Hannouma {Ire}). AHe=s a bit keen at history: i11,000 wnlg >11 GOFNOV; i30,000 yrl >12 home, but shows lots of speed and we=ve been trying GOFSPT. Lifetime Record: 2-2-0-0, ,11,626. VIDEO, to relax him,@ Aidan O=Brien told Irish Racing Online. courtesy attheraces.com. AEven though he=s by Galileo, he has lots of speed and O-Woodcock, Bull, Ivory, Hannon; B-M Smith & traveled well today. He looks like he=s better than a Grennanstown Stud; T-Richard Hannon. handicapper and Joseph said he should step up to a mile.@ The winner is a half to Stormy River (Fr) (Verglas Kempton Park, 18.25, Mdn, i4,250, 2yo, f, 5f (AWT), {Ire}), Hwt. 3yo-Fr at 7-9.5f, G1SW-Fr, G1SP-Eng, :59.99, stn. $895,581. Lifetime Record: 4-2-1-1, i19,315. VIDEO, +SUITE (IRE) (f, 2, Invincible Spirit {Ire}--Rakiza {Ire}, courtesy attheraces.com. by Elnadim), a 62,000gns TATOCT yearling, was O-Susan Magnier, Michael Tabor, Derrick Smith & cajoled into contention early and raced in behind the Eduard Mordukhovitch; B-Mlle Marie-Laure Collet, Jean leaders against the fence. Quickening through a gap to Collet & Marylene Collet; T-Aidan O=Brien. lead with 100 yards remaining, the 7-4 favorite asserted for a 3/4-of-a-length verdict over Go Tipperary, 18.20, Mdn, i10,000, 3yo, 1 1/8mT, Glamorous (Ire) (Elnadim). Lifetime Record: 1-1-0-0, 2:14.28, hy. ,2,749. VIDEO, courtesy Racing UK. +FREEWHEEL (IRE) (c, 3, Galileo {Ire}--La Chunga O-Mrs J Wood; B-Mogeely Stud; T-Richard Hannon. {MGSW-Eng, $156,115}, by More Than Ready), sent off the 11-8 favorite, broke well to lead for the first Kempton Park, 19.35, Mdn, ,4,000, 3/4yo, 1m (AWT), strides before accepting a lead. Pushed back to the 1:39.04, stn. front passing the three-furlong marker, the bay was STRING THEORY (IRE) (c, 3, Medicean {GB}--Shebelia tackled by Teoirim (Ire) (Teofilo {Ire}) in the straight but {Ger}, by Black Sam Bellamy {Ire}), third in the Wood battled to a 2 1/2-length success. AHe won nicely,@ Ditton Conditions S. despite an awkward break over a Aidan O=Brien told Irish Racing Online. AJoseph said he mile at Newmarket Apr. 18, broke well and raced in could go further and he was a bit green. Hopefully he second early. Taking over traveling strongly at the top can progress, and he=s a grand big horse. I was at the of the stretch, the 9-4 favorite drew away to record an furlong pole and he seemed to win going away, but the impressive six-length success from Reminisce (Ire) second was only rated 76.@ The winner=s dam won her (Oasis Dream {GB}). Lifetime Record: 2-1-0-1, ,3,358. maiden in the 2005 G3 Albany S. and added a victory VIDEO, courtesy Racing UK. in the G3 Summer S. the following season. Lifetime O-Prince A A Faisal; B-Minch Bloodstock; T-Marco Record: 1-1-0-0, i6,900. Click for the Racing Post Botti. chart. VIDEO, courtesy attheraces.com. Ï Ò O-Michael Tabor, Derrick Smith & Susan Magnier; B-La Chunga Syndicate; T-Aidan O=Brien. w TDN CRITERIA w Ï Ò The races covered in the TDN are as follows: w Stakes : purses of $50,000/up A # will distinguish first-time stakes-winners, a @ will w Allowance Races : purses of $20,000/up indicate first-time graded stakes-winners, a s will w Optional Claiming Races: purses of $20,000/up denote a first-time Grade/Group 1 winner, a + will w Maiden Special Weight Races: purses of $18,000/up indicate first-time starters, an (S) will be used for state- w Maiden Claiming Races: purses of $18,000/up & bred races, a (C) will be used for maiden-claiming races a minimum claiming price of $40,000 and an (R) will be used for other restricted races. TDN P AROUND THE WORLD • 5/2/13 • PAGE 7 of 9 • thoroughbreddailynews.com

Tipperary, 19.30, Mdn, i10,000, 3yo, 1 9/16mT, Yesterday=s Results: 3:05.91, hy. Saint-Cloud, 14.50, Mdn, i25,000, 3yo, f, 1 1/2mT, DUBAI DEER (GB) (c, 3, Manduro {Ger}--Dakhla Oasis 2:35.80, gd/sf. {Ire} {GSW-Ger}, by Night Shift), swept aside by PLANETE BLEUE (IRE) (f, 3, Dansili {GB}--Poughkeepsie J “TDN Rising Star” J Indian Chief (Ire) (Montjeu {Ire}, by Sadler=s Wells), a debut runner-up at {Ire}) when runner-up over 10 furlongs at Longchamp Apr. 14, broke well to race in a prominent Leopardstown last time Apr. 15, raced in third early second before taking control at halfway here. Last off stalking the pace set by Agreement (Ire) (Galileo {Ire}). the bridle in the straight, the 14-5 second favorite was Taking on that rival with three furlongs to race, the 15- pushed along with 350 meters remaining and kept on 8 second favorite led soon after and dug in to deny his well, despite racing greenly, for continued coaxing in rally by a half length, with the 5-4 favorite Victory the closing stages to safely hold Lady Elliot (GB) Song (Ire) (Dansili {GB}), the son of All Too Beautiful (Authorized {Ire}) by 1 1/2 lengths. Lifetime Record: (Ire) (Sadler=s Wells), a short head away in third. Dubai 2 starts, 1 win, 1 place, i17,500. Click for Equidia Deer is a half to Zafeen Speed (GB) (Zafeen {Fr}), GSP- VIDEO. UAE, $145,355. Lifetime Record: 4-1-1-1, i9,740. O-Wildenstein Stables Ltd; B-Dayton Investments Ltd; VIDEO, courtesy attheraces.com. T-Francis-Henri Graffard. O-Jaber Abdullah; B-Rabbah Bldstk Limited; T-P Deegan. Saint-Cloud, 14.20, Mdn, i25,000, 3yo, c/g, 1 1/2mT, 2:38.00, gd/sf. TRY OUT (GB) (c, 3, Rail Link {GB}--Morzine {GB}, by Miswaki), just off the board going 11 furlongs in a DUO SHARE TOP BILLING AT OSARUS Longchamp conditions event last time Apr. 11, settled Two juveniles shared the honors at the Osarus fourth after the early strides of this second go. Niggled Breeze-Up Sale at Pornichet on Tuesday, with a along to close approaching the final quarter mile, the 2- daughter of Soldier of Fortune (Ire) and son of Turtle 1 favorite challenged with 300 meters remaining and Bowl (Ire) selling for i45,000. The former, consigned was ridden out in the closing stages to assert by a half by Haras du Saubouas as hip 42, is a granddaughter of length from Mu Tazz (Fr) (Singspiel {Ire}). Manndawi the pattern-race performer Petite Fantasy (GB) and was (Fr) (Dalakhani {Ire}), a half-brother to Manighar (Fr) knocked down to Ecurie Tagada. The Turtle Bowl, (Linamix {Fr}), was a neck further away in third. The offered by the Channel Consignment as hip 60, is a winner is out of a half-sister to connections= top miler half-brother to 2011 G2 Prix de Malleret and G3 Prix de Three Valleys (Diesis {GB}). Lifetime Record: 2 starts, Royaumont winner and G1 Prix Vermeille runner-up 1 win, 1 place, i15,900. Click for Equidia VIDEO. Testosterone (GB) (Dansili {GB}) and was sold to O-Khalid Abdullah; B-Juddmonte Farms; T-Pascal Bary. Marc-Antoine Berghgracht=s MAB Agency. Alban Chevalier du Fau and Jamie Railton=s draft also featured hip 81, a son of Whipper from the extended family of OBSERVATIONS Lando (Ger) who was secured by Richard Venn for on today’s European racing scene i43,000. At the close of play, the average of i16,696 and median of i15,000 represented increases of 40 13.15 Longchamp, Mdn, €25,000, unraced 3yo, c/g, 1mT and 50% respectively. Full details are available on HILL FORT (GB) (Pivotal {GB}), who is out of 2003 G2 Rockfel S. www.osarus.com. heroine Cairns (UAE) (Cadeaux Genereux {GB}), bids to continue Andre Fabre’s hot streak and debuts in the maroon-and-white of Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum. His one dozen fellow firsters OSARUS BREEZE-UP SALE include Sunday Horses Club’s Cape Bosco (Ire) (Cape Cross {Ire}), TUESDAY, APR. 30, 2013 who is a half-brother to last term’s G1 Rheinland-Pokal victress Temida SESSION 2013 2012 (Ire) (Oratorio {Ire}), from Mauricio Delcher Sanchez’s in-form barn. No. Catalogued 88 48 No. Offered 79 38 14.20 Longchamp, Mdn, €25,000, unraced 3yo, f, 1mT No. Sold 46 25 FILIMBI (Mizzen Mast), a Criquette Head-Maarek trainee, is a daughter RNAs 33 13 of the 2001 GI Kentucky Oaks and GI Alabama S. victress Flute (Seattle % RNA 41.8% 34.2% Slew), and is one of two Juddmonte Kentucky-bred entries. Fellow Highest Price €45,000 €30,000 debutantes include Alain de Royer-Dupre representative Anticipation Gross €768,000 €298,000 (Fr) (Muhtathir {GB}), who is a half-sister to 2006 G1 Grand Prix de Average (% change) €16,696 (+40.1%) €11,920 Saint-Cloud, G1 Champion S. and G1 Hong Kong Cup heroine Pride Median (% change) €15,000 (+50%) €10,000 (Fr) (Peintre Celebre); and George Strawbridge’s homebred Remind Me Private Sales: (GB) (Dansili {GB}), who is out of 2006 G1 Prix Royal-Oak winner Number 3 2 Montare (Ire) (Montjeu {Ire}). Gross €22,500 €10,000 Adjusted Gross €790,500 €308,000 All winners in the U.S. race on Lasix unless otherwise indicated TDN P AROUND THE WORLD • 5/2/13 • PAGE 8 of 9 • thoroughbreddailynews.com

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Yesterday=s Result: AMERICA

HENKEL PREIS DER DREIJAHRIGEN-Listed, i20,000, ALLOWANCE RESULTS: Dusseldorf, 5-1, 3yo, 7 1/2fT, 1:29.73, gd. 9th-IND, $40,001, 4-30, C, 3yo/up, f/m, 6f, 1:09 3/5, ft. 1B#QUIXOTE (GER), 128, c, 3, by Pivotal (GB) DIXIE JACKPOT (f, 4, Bandini--Dixie Lass, by Misbah) 1st Dam: Quebrada (Ire) (Hwt. 2yo Filly-Ger, Hwt. Lifetime Record: SP, 18-5-2-2, $103,509. O-James Older Mare-Ger at 7-9.5f, MGSW-Ger), by Chandley & Tammy Freeman. B-Chandley Farm LLC Devil=s Bag (KY). T-Todd Freeman. 2nd Dam: Queen to Conquer, by King=s Bishop Graduate of Donna Freyer’s Custom Care Equine LLC 3rd Dam: Beat It (Fr), by Silnet (Fr) (130,000gns RNA yrl >11 TATOCT). O-Klaus Allofs & Stiftung Gestut Fahrhof; B-Stiftung Gestut Fahrhof; 3rd-IND, $34,501, 4-30, Opt. Clm. ($25,000), NW1X, T-Peter Schiergen; J-Andrasch Starke; i12,000. 3yo/up, 1m70y, 1:42 1/5, ft. Lifetime Record: 3 starts, 1 win, 2 places, i16,400. SILENT PIPE (g, 7, Kimberlite Pipe--Silent Witness *1/2 to Quebra (Ger) (Surumu {Ger}), GSP-Ger; {MSP, $161,831}, by Yukon) Lifetime Record: MSW, Quilanga (Ger) (Lomitas {GB}), GSW-Fr, SW-Ity, GSP- 53-11-9-10, $401,877. O-Merrill Scherer & Dan Lynch. Fr, $121,051; and Quinindo (Ger) (Monsun {Ger}), B-Brehon Farm (LA). T-Merrill R Scherer. *1/2 to SW & GSP-Ger. Witness to a Fight (Fit to Fight), SW, $111,062. 2--Linngaro (Fr), 128, c, 3, Linngari (Ire)--Indochine (Brz), by Special Nash (Ire). (i17,000 RNA yrl >11 7th-CTX, $27,000, 4-30, NW3L, (S), 4yo/up, 7f, ARQOCT). O-Plersch Breeding SARL; B-Rupert 1:28 2/5, my. Plersch; T-Mario Hofer; i4,400. FLAVORED PUNCH (g, 4, Luftikus--Gaelic Punch, by 3--Mauriac (Ger), 128, c, 3, Clodovil (Ire)--Moonlight Two Punch) Lifetime Record: 15-3-2-2, $47,985. Dance (Ger), by Pentire (GB). O/B-Stall Kaiserberg; O-Taylor Mountain Farm LLC. B/T-J W Casey (WV). T-Andreas Wohler; i2,400. Margins: 1HF, 4, 5. Odds: 0.60, 3.10, 3.00. 8th-CTX, $26,200, 4-30, NW2LX, 4yo/up, 6 1/2f, 1:20 Also Ran: Truly Perfect (Ger). Scratched: Se Gray. 1/5, my. Putting in a solid debut effort when third in the Listed HELP A BROTHER (g, 4, Windsor Castle--Kom Kim Preis Frankenheim Cup over a mile at Dusseldorf in Lass, by Seacliff) Lifetime Record: 12-5-4-1, $108,655. September, Quixote ran second to subsequent G3 Dr O/T-Lewis E Craig Jr. B-Lewis Craig (WV). Busch Memorial third Ideal (Ger) (Areion {Ger}) in a mile conditions event at Cologne at the start of last month. 7th-MNR, $22,200, 4-30, NW2L, 3yo/up, 6f, 1:12 2/5, ft. Allowed to bowl along in front from the outset here, GRAND IDOL (g, 5, Grand Slam--Cozy Blues the bay was always in control in the straight as the {GSW, $365,638}, by Cure the Blues) Lifetime Record: patiently ridden Linngaro made up significant ground 10-2-1-1, $44,725. O-Preston Stables LLC & from an unpromising position. Prestonwood Racing LLC. B-Dogwood Plantation (KY). T-Tim Schuh. *$20,000 yrl '09 KEESEP. **1/2 to EUROPEAN-BRED WINNERS Jacob=s Run (Gulch), MSP, $205,114.

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+Art of Success (GB), g, 3, Dutch Art (GB)--Ring of 8th-MNR, $22,200, 4-30, NW2L, 3yo/up, 6f, 1:13 1/5, ft. Love (GB), by Magic Ring (Ire). Sha Tin, 5-1, Griffin ELMOR (r, 4, Johannesburg--Apache Canyon, by Gulch) race ($97k), 1000mT, :57.06. B-P & Mrs A G Lifetime Record: 5-2-0-2, $31,108. O-Olympia Star Inc. Venner. *i85,000 yrl >11 GOFSEP; $296,774 2yo B-Green Lantern Stables, LLC (KY). T-Jimmy Corrigan. >12 HKIS. **1/2 to Bahia Breeze (GB) (Mister Baileys *$25,000 wlng '09 KEENOV; $18,000 RNA yrl '10 {GB}), MSW & MGSP-Eng, GSP-Fr, $267,373. FTKOCT. Rainbow Chic (Ire), g, 4, Peintre Celebre--Doohulla (SP- Eng), by Stravinsky. Sha Tin, 4-28, Hcp. ($180k), Is more than one person 1800mT, 1:48.26. B-Yeguada de Milagro SA. reading your copy *Formerly Xanadou (Ire). **GSW-Fr. of the TDN? Get your own subscription for free Click here for the latest posts on the TDN Blog by clicking here. THANK YOU TO THESE STABLES WHO RELY ON HALLWAY FEEDS TO FUEL THEIR SUCCESSES:

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ADDITIONAL MAIDEN WINNERS: Make It Gold, c, 3, Badge of Silver--Thesky'sthelimit, by Northern Prospect. BEL, 5-1, (C), 1 1/16mT, 1:42. B-Brereton C Jones (KY). *$47,000 RNA yrl '11 FTKJUL. **1/2 to Siphonizer (Siphon {Brz}), GSW, $313,357. Money Cannon, c, 3, First Samurai--Cunning Play {GSP, $166,655}, by Defensive Play. EVD, 5-1, a1mT, 1:38 4/5. B- & Adele B Dilschneid (KY). *$22,000 yrl '11 KEESEP. **1/2 to Evade (Smoke Glacken), SP, $221,348. Let's Play Two, f, 3, Grand Slam--Woodland City (SAf) (SW-SAf), by Al Mufti. CTX, 4-30, 4 1/2f, :53 1/5. B-Team Valor Int'l LLC & Highfield SF (KY). *$2,500 yrl '11 KEEJAN. Deloro, g, 3, Moro Oro--Page's Delight, by Quack. IND, 4-30, (S), 5 1/2f, 1:05 1/5. B-Walter T Bates (IN). *Full to Free Bonus (Moro Oro), MSW, $159,560 Star Street, g, 3, Street Sense--Starr County, by Ogygian. CDX, 5-1, (C), 6f, 1:10 1/5. B-Edward P Evans (VA). *$230,000 yrl '11 KEESEP. **1/2 Gygistar (Prospector=s Music), GISW, $1,110,385; and Stellar (Grand Slam) SW & GSP, $164,820. LANE’S END Sales Graduate

Za Woodman, g, 3, Zavata--Lady Woodman, by Woodman. MNR, 4-30, 5 1/2f, 1:07 2/5. B-William Joseph Solomon (PA). Silent Hero, g, 4, Dixie Union--Sky Select, by Sky Mesa. BRITAIN, Ascot, 14.30, ,15,000, 3yo, f, 1mT, WRD, 4-30, 6f, 1:12 4/5. B-Steven Di Iorio (ON). 1:42.92, gd. *$210,000 yrl '10 KEESEP. MASARAH (IRE) (f, 3, Cape Cross {Ire}--Fragrancy {Ire} Air , g, 4, Strategic Mission--That's a Plenty {SP, {SP-Eng}, by Singspiel {Ire}) Lifetime Record: $94,316}, by Dixieland Band. ATL, 4-30, 5 1/2fT, 11-2-1-0, ,26,718. O-Mohammed Al Nabouda; 1:05 4/5. B-Ocean View Stables (NJ). *1/2 to Jenny B-Rabbah Bloodstock Ltd; T-Clive Brittain. Bean Girl (Sefapiano), MSW, $412,043; and Adduce (Service Stripe), MSP, $232,733. IRELAND, Tipperary, 17.15, i12,500, 4yo/up, 7f Flash a Smile, f, 4, Teuflesberg--Fran's Flash {SP, 30ydsT, 1:37.67, hy. $140,915}, by Star De Naskra. MNR, 4-30, 5 1/2f, STUCCODOR (IRE) (g, 4, Modigliani--Armilina {Fr} 1:06 1/5. B-Select Bloodstock LLC (KY). *$20,000 {GSP-Ire, MSP-Fr}, by Linamix {Fr}) Lifetime Record: yrl '10 KEESEP; $40,000 2yo >11 FTMMAY; $3,000 9-5-1-1, i41,289. O-Dominick Glennane; B-Castleton HRA >13 KEEJAN. Lyons & Kilboy Estates; T-Dermot Weld.

ADDITIONAL MAIDEN WINNERS: B R E E D E R S’ E D I T I O N +Peniaphobia (Ire), c, 2, Dandy Man (Ire)--Umlani (Ire), by Great Commotion. Pontefract, Britain, 5-1, Mdn, EUROPE 2yo, 5fT. B-Aidan Fogarty. *i11,000 wnlg >11 GOFNOV; ,20,000 yrl >12 DONAUG. **1/2 to Safari CONDITIONS RESULTS: Sunset (Ire) (Fayruz {GB}), GSP-Eng. FRANCE, Saint-Cloud, 15.50, i28,000, 4yo/up, Boite (Ire), c, 3, Authorized (Ire)--Albiatra, by Dixieland 1 15/16mT, 3:24.30, gd/sf. Band. Pontefract, Britain, 5-1, Mdn, 3yo, 10f 6ydsT. GATERIE (f, 4, Dubai Destination--Galatee {Fr} B-Eledy SRL. *1/2 to Santa Biatra (Fr) (Highest Honor {GSW-Ire, $149,173}, by Galileo {Ire}) Lifetime Record: {Fr}), MSP-Fr, $171,375; and Anisei (Ity) (Highest 6 starts, 3 wins, 3 places, i63,900. O-Sheikh Honor {Fr}), SW & GSP-Ity, $270,453. Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum; B-Darley; T-Andre Windsor (Ger), g, 3, Soldier Hollow (GB)--Well Fabre. American, by Bertrando. Bremen, Germany, 4-30, Mdn, 3yo, 1 3/8mT. B-Gestut Rottgen.