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HEADLINE THREE CHIMNEYS The Idea is Excellence. NEWS EXCHANGE RATE’s For information about TDN, First KY-Bred Foal Born Jan. 14 call 732-747-8060. FRIDAY, JANUARY 16, 2009 www.thoroughbreddailynews.com MY INDY IMPRESSIVE IN DUBAI TDN Feature Presentation My Indy (Arg) (Indygo Shiner), making his first start since a sixth in last year=s G2 UAE Derby on the Dubai GRADE 2 SANTA YNEZ STAKES World Cup card, returned to Nad Al Sheba to post an emphatic 5 3/4-length victory in the G3 Sheikh Maktoum Bin Rashid Al Maktoum Chal- lenge-Round I on open- STANDING AT LANE’S END: ing night of the Dubai 6 OF THE TOP 22 ACTIVE SIRES International Racing Car- nival. The five-year-old BY WORLDWIDE EARNINGS IN 2008 -TTT 1/5/09 Godolphin colorbearer, who pressed the pace PRETTY IN PINK Andrew Watkins while caught three-wide STD Racing Stable and Flintridge Stable=s Pinkarella around the turn, forged (Malibu Moon) heads straight to the big leagues in Sat- to the front approaching the 400-meter marker and urday=s GII Santa Ynez S. fol- widened under Frankie Dettori=s mild urging. AIt has lowing a very impressive debut been a great first night back and My Indy has won victory going 6 1/2 furlongs at well,@ Dettori said. AI assume the second round of the Hollywood Dec. 21 (Video). Maktoum Challenge will be his next target.@ Click for Let go at 8-1 in her unveiling the Racing Post chart or emiratesracing.com video. for trainer Doug O=Neill, Cont. p4. Pinkarella found herself in fifth in the early going after break- OVERBROOK TO OFFER STORM CAT AS A ing a tad slow from post four. Benoit photo QUARTER HORSE STALLION Guided to the inside by Joel Overbrook Farm=s Storm Cat, who was pensioned last Rosario, the bay took off within her own restraint to year after experiencing fertility problems, has been rocket to the lead, and enjoyed a length advantage given a second chance at a stud career--as a Quarter through an opening quarter of :22 2/5. Cont. p2 Horse sire. The 26-year-old sire of 164 blacktype winners impregnated just three of the 32 mares he covered during last year=s breeding season. But because the American Quarter Horse Association allows artificial insemination and has an open breed registry (meaning a Quarter Horse/Thoroughbred mix can be added to the AQHA registry as an Aappendix@ Quarter Horse), Overbrook is able to offer the renowned stallion to Quarter Horse mares for a $20,000 live foal fee. AStorm Cat does bring speed and precocity,@ noted Ric Waldman, stallion manager for Overbook. AAnd I think what=s important to Quarter Horse breeders is an outcross to their bloodlines, many of which are much the same, the result of many years of worse inbreeding of perhaps what we=ve experienced in the Thorough- bred industry. So I think the top Quarter Horse breeders will welcome a stallion of the notoriety of Storm Cat.@ cont. p9

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Feature Presentation cont. from p1 She began to shake clear on the turn for home through a half mile in :44 4/5, opened daylight while racing on the wrong lead in the lane, and looked like a good thing once leveled off in deep stretch, streaking under the wire a 5 1/4-length victress. The daughter of the winning Storm Cat mare Stormy Monday earned an 82 Beyer Speed Figure for the effort. AGoing into the race, we figured she may have been a work short and also thought that six and a half [furlongs] could be a bit too long first out,@ Steve Kenly of STD Racing admitted. AWe were pretty pleasantly surprised that she ran that well. We think there=s more to her. She=s really bred to route and she=s a big, long striding filly. She=s got a huge stride to her; she=s a really long bodied filly. She looks like a route filly; we really think her best will be going long.@ Pinkarella=s early speed was a bit of a surprise to Kenly. AWe didn=t think she=d be real speedy,@ said Kenly, who campaigns Pinkarella along with longtime friend Bill Decker. ADoug [O=Neill] said she had speed from the pole, but not out of the gate. We figured we=d be in a tracking position--right where she was early. The hole [on the inside] looked like it was pretty wide open and at that point, she kind of took off. [Rosario] wasn=t going to grab a hold of her and steady her, so she kind of started striding out. If you watch that replay, it looks like she did it really easy. It wasn=t like she was a speed www.pinoakstud.com horse and broke back. He just chirped at her a little bit, and she just grabbed the bit. When she went past AUnfortunately, we drew inside and all the tough ones those speed fillies, you look at the hands on the other are outside,@ he said. AWe don=t think she=s really a jockeys and can see that those guys were sending speed horse, but there=s not a whole lot of speed en- hard. She just kind of breezed up there.@ tered. It looks like there=s a lot of horses that like to The competition won=t be easy for Pinkarella off her track [the speed]. But the way the track plays, it=s maiden victory. She hooks a solid field of 10 in the tough to win on the lead, especially going seven- Santa Ynez, which includes GIII Sorrento S. and Mocca- eighths. These horses have all been flying from 10 or sin S. heroine Evita Argentina (Candy Ride {Arg}). 15 lengths out of it. It=s a big acid test for sure.@ AWhen you win like that, especially at this stage in Since her debut, the sophomore has posted only one the game when you=re two, just turning workout, a four-furlong move over the three, first [allowance] conditions are Hollywood Cushion in :48 4/5 Jan. 9. really hard to fill in California,@ Kenly AShe gallops really strong,@ Kenly said of entering his charge in a stakes said. AThat work was probably more race off a maiden win. A[The Santa like a six-furlong workout and a gallop Ynez] was a month out and seven out, than it was a four-furlong work- eighths. The entries have come up out. She did it nice and easy and really pretty tough--it=s a hard knocking race. kind of powered through it. She really Very hard...If she can compete with came home strong and galloped out. It these fillies or beat them, then you was a good workout for her.@ know you=re sitting on one of the better Steve Kenly & Lava Man Horsephotos Bred in Kentucky by B. Wayne fillies around, period.@ Hughes, Pinkarella has been through Pinkarella has been assigned the three hole Saturday. the sales ring twice, but RNA=d on both occasions. Rosario has retained the mount. Consigned by Taylor Made Sales Agency, agent for AWe were hoping to draw outside, and make it a little Spendthrift Farm, at the 2007 KEESEP Yearling sale, easy on her since it=s her first time against winners and the bidding stopped at $80,000. She was acquired going seven eighths,@ said Kenly, who=s STD Racing privately by Kenly=s operation following the sale, then also campaigned three-time GI Hollywood Gold Cup was sent to the following year=s BESMAR auction, hero Lava Man. where she was bought back for $60,000. cont. p3 P TDN HEADLINE NEWS • 1/16/09 • PAGE 3 of 10

The Quiet Storm... Stormy Monday (Storm Cat), the dam of GII Santa Ynez S. hopeful Pinkarella, captured one of five starts in Southern California while racing for breeder B. Wayne Hughes and trainer Ron Ellis before beginning her second career in the breeding shed. Of her first three foals, only Stormy Tuesday (Malibu Moon) found the winner=s circle, scoring three times and posting $54,248 in earnings. Showing no record for 2005, Stormy Monday returned the following season to produce the aforementioned Pinkarella. Put through the ring in foal to Action This Day at the 2006 Keeneland November Sale, the 12-year-old mare was purchased by Joe Hamilton for a mere $30,000. ARight now, she=s getting prettier and prettier every day,@ the 52-year-old Ham- ilton beamed. ASatur- day, she might be the most gorgeous thing to ever walk on a farm. She walked into the ring and I was surprised we www.twoheartsfarmllc.com got her for that cheap. There was no big-time page on her yet, but I liked Action This Day, and there=s nothing wrong with Malibu Moon; so she had a lot going on for her. And being by Storm Cat, that was a heck of a buy for $30,000. She=s turning out really nice. I guess it was just one of those deals where everyone was out to lunch when she was in the ring. She=s also has a super nice Johar yearling and she=s back in foal to Johar.@ Hamilton operates Two Hearts Farm in Paris, Ken- tucky, along with partner Tony Braddock of Virginia. The 50-acre farm is currently the home of seven broodmares. AWe basically are just trying to buy and sell,@ said Hamilton, who bred 1990 GI Breeders= Cup Distaff third-place finisher Valay Maid. AAnything we can=t sell, we=ll keep and race. We have two in training right now.@ The duo=s investment in Stormy Monday proved shrewd immediately, selling her Action This Day filly for $150,000 through Legacy Bloodstock=s consignment at last year=s FTKJUL Yearling sale. Todd Quast made the purchase on behalf of Goldmark Farm. AThat was a good looking filly,@ Legacy Bloodstock=s Mark Toothaker recalled. AShe was big scopey filly. She had a lot of size to her. She was a really big fancy filly. I think she was the most expensive horse we sold at [email protected]

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Thursday, Nad Al Sheba, Dubai SHEIKH MAKTOUM BIN RASHID AL MAKTOUM CHAL- LENGE RI-G3, $200,000, Nad Al Sheba, 1-15, 4yo/up, 1600m, 1:36.52, ft. 1--MY INDY (ARG), 126, c, 5, by Indygo Shiner 1st Dam: My Light (Arg), by Southern Halo 2nd Dam: Merry Light, by More Light (GB) 3rd Dam: Maspalomas II, by *Karabas O-Godolphin; B-Haras La Quebrada; T-Saeed bin Suroor; J-L Dettori; $120,000. Lifetime Record: GSW-Arg, 6-3-1-1, $226,498. *1/2 to Oystercatcher (Arg) (Luhuk), GSW-Arg. Werk Nick Rating: A++. Click for the eNicks report and 5-cross pedigree. 2--Green Coast (Ire), 126, h, 6, Green Desert--Oriental Fashion (Ire), by Marju (Ire). O-Mohsin Al Tajir; B-Hadi Al Tajir; T-Doug Watson; $40,000. 3--Don Renato (Chi), 126, h, 5, Edgy Diplomat--Tabla Redonda (Chi), by Braka. O-Prince Sultan Mohd Saud Al Kabeer; B-Haras San Patricio; T-Jerry Barton; $20,000. Margins: 5 3/4, 3 3/4, HD. Also Ran: Frosty Secret, Gloria de Campeao (Brz), Royal Vintage (SAf), Jet Express (SAf), Art of War (SAf), Golden Arrow (Ire), Etihaad (GB), Happy Boy (Brz), Trinity College.

My Indy commenced his career in 2007 with two dominant wins at Palermo in his native Argentina, where he competed for his breeder Haras La Quebrada. Following a five-length debut victory, the dark bay P P R E V I E W P closed strongly to take the G2 Clasico Coronel Miguel F. Martinez by four lengths. Subsequently purchased by Sunday, Santa Anita Godolphin, My Indy chased home Honour Devil (Arg) EL ENCINO S.-GII, $150,000, 4yo, f, 1 1/16m (atw) (Honour and Glory), a 5 1/4-length winner of a 1400m PP Horse Sire Jockey WT conditions event at Nad Al Sheba Jan. 12, 2008. The 1 Step Softly (GB) Golan (Ire) Rosario 115 top two from that race squared off a second time in the 2 Country Star Empire Maker Bejarano 117 G3 UAE 2000 Guineas Feb. 14 and, once again, Hon- 3 Magger Bags Indian Charlie Talamo 115 4 Love to Siphon Siphon (Brz) Baze 115 our Devil proved superior with a victory, while My Indy 5 Lethal Heat Unusual Heat Sutherland 119 3 1/4 lengths back in third. They met a third time in the 6 Miss Singhsix (Ire) Singspiel (Ire) Solis 117 G2 UAE Derby on Dubai World Cup night March 29, 7 Czechers Indian Charlie Flores 117 but My Indy never threatened and finished 13 lengths 8 Life Is Sweet Storm Cat Gomez 115 behind the winner Honour Devil, who squeezed in a 9 Accopela Choir Vicar Garcia 117 runner-up effort in the Al Bastakiya S. March 6 follow- 10 Christmas Ship Montbrook Nakatani 115 ing the 2000 Guineas. My Indy went to the shelf fol- 11 Ginger Pop El Prado (Ire) Valdivia 115 lowing the UAE Derby, but his trainer Saeed bin Surror 12 Foxy Danseur Mr. Greeley Smith 119 was confident about the colt=s chances entering the Al Monday, Santa Anita Maktoum Challenge. AWe were very hopeful coming SAN MARCOS S.-GII, $150,000, 4yo/up, 1 1/4mT into the race as he had been working very well indeed,@ European import Midships (Mizzen Mast) will not bin Suroor told Racing Post. AWe knew he had improved contest Monday=s feature, according to trainer Bobby a lot from last season and, hopefully, he is a nice horse Frankel yesterday. The four-year-old developed a slight for the carnival and beyond.@ The trainer and Dettori temperature Wednesday, and following subsequent also teamed up to capture the third race on the card blood tests yesterday, Frankel informed, AHe=s not run- with Sos Brillante (Chi) (Dance Brightly). (see atw, p.6) ning; his blood=s no good.@ The grey finished third in his The G3 Al Maktoum Challenge will be contested Feb. 5, U.S. debut in the GI Hollywood Derby. AIt will probably while the The Dubai World Cup will take placee March be three or four more days before he goes to the track,@ 28. he said. AHe has no temperature [Thursday].@ P TDN HEADLINE NEWS • 1/16/09 • PAGE 5 of 10

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SMOOTH AIR TO PASS ON CLASSIC Mount Joy STREET CRY FILLY TOPS KEEJAN THURSDAY Stable's Smooth Air (Smooth Jazz), who was under Thursday=s top price at Keeneland January was realized consideration for the OBS Sunshine Millions Classic at late in the session when hip 1535, a yearling filly by Gulfstream Jan. 24, will bypass the even, according to leading sire Street Cry (Ire), was sold for $125,000. trainer Bennie Stutts Jr. AHe's doing just fine," said Like many of the higher-priced horses in the last few Stutts Thursday morning. AHe just isn't ready to go a days, the price tag came as a result of pinhookers mile-and-an-eighth off the layoff against these kind of clashing. In the end, Front Range Farm landed hip horses at this point. He'll work again Sunday. There is a 1535. A representative who signed the ticket asked to one-mile turf race in about two weeks that would fit not be identified but confirmed the filly will be re-of- well.@ As for where the four-year-old is expected to fered at a yearling sale later this year. Produced by the make his first start, Stutts added, AThe first stakes goal unraced 21-year-old Dot Dot Dash (Nureyev), a full- could be the one-mile race on the main track [GII sister to top California sire Unusual Heat, hip 1535 is a Gulfstream Park H. Mar. 14]. That's far enough ahead half-sister to stakes winner Dash of Humor (Distorted to plan right now. It's a long season with plenty of Humor) and multiple-stakes-placed Two Dot Slew (Ev- opportunities to come." Smooth Air, winner of the ansville Slew). She was consigned by Tom Evans=s GII Hutcheson S. and second to Big Brown in the Trackside Farm. Evans was offering the filly on behalf GI Florida Derby last spring, added the GII Ohio Derby of her co-breeders Evan and Connie Brann, who bred at Thistledown in late May. He missed much of the her on a foal-share agreement with Darley. AShe was summer with nagging foot problems, but returned to solid, did a great job showing herself and is a nice, finish a good third in the GII Pennsylvania Derby at strong filly,@ said Evans. AAnd she=s by Street Cry. Philadelphia Park Sept. 1, won in the Needles S. on turf That=s a great combination.@ As for the hammer price, at Calder before finishing seventh in the GI Breeders' Evans offered, AI think that=s fair value for this filly. It=s a nice family, she s a half to two stakes horses, and it s Cup Classic at Santa Anita on Oct. 25. = = the family of Unusual Heat. She=s a filly with a lot of potential.@ Asked if he thought the sale=s precipitous GOMEZ TO RIDE AT SANTA ANITA Agent Ron drop in average and median was a reflection of a weak Anderson said Garrett Gomez would ride at Santa Anita catalogue or a slumping market, Evans said, AI think it=s after his mount in the Classic at Gulfstream Park, Go a reflection of both. The quality in this session is a little Between (Point Given), died of an apparent heart attack thin, but you have to factor in the market, too. Let=s following a workout Monday. Among the Sunshine face it. There=s not a lot of confidence throughout the Millions mounts Gomez has at Santa Anita is the multi- industry.@ For the session, the average was $14,404 ple graded-stakes winner Georgie Boy (Tirbal Rule) in (down 48.8 percent from $28,141) and the median the Sprint. The California-bred gelding owned and bred was $8,000 (down 60 percent from $20,000). The by George Schwary and trained by Kathy Walsh won cumulative average stands at $32,892 (down 52.6 the GII San Vicente S. and GII San Felipe S. at Santa percent from $69,440) and the median is $15,000 Anita as a 3-year-old. (down 50 percent from $30,000). The gross of $28,978,000 is down 53.9 percent from last year=s All horses in the TDN are bred in North America, $62,912,300. The sale continues today at 10:00 a.m. unless otherwise indicated before Saturday=s finale. For more information, visit www.keeneland.com.

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Keeneland cont. ‘Shiner’ Returns Home for Summer Wind... Ten years ago, a handsome chestnut son of A.P. Broken Vow Colt Brings $92,000... Indy--Navarra was led out of the ring at Keeneland July, The second-highest price on the day, and the highest unsold at a final bid of $975,000. The colt=s breeders, for a yearling colt, went to hip 1210, a son of Broken Summer Wind Farm=s Frank and Jane Lyon, opted to Vow who made $92,000. Eaton Sales= Reilly McDonald take a chance and signed the ticket as Sugar Valley Farm. The bay colt is put the colt into a son of the 11-year-old Go Valid Again (Valid Appeal), training, reasoning a graded stakes winner of nearly $300,000. John Stu- his pedigree and art=s Bluegrass Thoroughbred Services Inc. consigned. good looks merited AThat was a really good price, but he was a really the risk. nice horse,@ said Stuart afterwards. AHe=s a Broken Vow colt. Broken Vow is a real solid sire, but he=s been a Named Indygo little slow this past year. This colt probably wasn=t as Shiner, the colt leggy as most Broken Vows. He had a little stronger made an inauspi- body, a shorter one, but he had a big engine on him. He cious debut in Au- gust of 2000 at was a nice, correct, sound horse.@ Indygo Shiner hillndalefarms.com Like the session-topping Speightstown colt who sold Saratoga, running Tuesday for $270,000, the colt was bred by Brad greenly and finishing over 10 lengths off the winner. Kelley. Kelley purchased him in utero when he acquired But Indygo Shiner quickly found his stride. He broke his Go Again Valid for $80,000 at the 2007 Keeneland maiden in his second start, then shipped to Woodbine November sale. Kelley purchased the mare to be bred to and finished second behind Macho Uno in the GI Grey champion English Channel. Like Tuesday=s Breeders= Cup S. Switched to the turf in his three-year- Speightstown colt, this Broken Vow colt is likely to old year, Indygo Shiner won the GIII Jefferson Cup at return to the sales ring later in the year. Churchill and was runner-up in the GII Arlington Classic AThere=s four or five pinhooking groups where, if you and GII Del Mar Derby. can get two of them going against each other, then it=s Injury disrupted his four-year-old season, but when he good,@ added Stuart. AThey have to have a certain num- was finally retired in 2003, Indygo Shiner boasted a ber and they=ve got a lot of money.@ solid record. He was first or second in seven of 12 Despite the sale=s slumping numbers, Stuart said that there were bright spots. starts and bankrolled $444,066. Because he did much AI had some horses in there that brought plenty of of his work on the spinach, however, reaction was money--like last year=s prices,@ he said. AI think it=s basi- tepid when the Lyons began shopping Indygo Shiner as cally because there=s a lack of quality and people land a stallion, though his pedigree clearly warranted a shot on them.@ Is that lack of quality attributable to the fact in the stallion barn. Indygo Shiner was produced by that folks are reluctant to send good horses through the Navarra, a full-sister to the recently deceased Toussad, ring, or is the current January catalogue simply a mod- who had produced, or would go on to produce, the est collection? AI think people didn=t want to put them likes of Grade I winners Chester House, Empire Maker, in there--I think they withdrew them,@ said Stuart. Honest Lady and Chiselling. AThey may have entered them, but then withdrew them Ultimately, the Lyons sold Indygo Shiner to Argentine seeing that [the market is down]. But for those few interests, and in the summer of 2003 he covered his [good ones], it was fine.@ As for the outs, Stuart first book of mares in the Southern Hemisphere. The opined, AI think it=s a bad thing for the sales company, Lyons didn=t break all ties with Indygo Shiner, however. because these people come to town looking for quality. They retained a 25-percent interest, just in case he hit Some from Europe, even, and there=s not enough [qual- it big in South America. And lo and behold...cont. p7 ity] and they complain. But it this is the January sale, and times are tough and you can=t blame people for withdrawing their horses if they think they=re not going to get close.@ P TDN HEADLINE NEWS • 1/16/09 • PAGE 7 of 10

Keeneland cont. While Indygo Shiner is just kicking off his career in From just two crops, Indygo Shiner=s first runners the U.S., the Irish-bred Moloney is more established in have dominated some of Argentina=s biggest races. His this country. The affable horseman moved to the States son, Tecla Shiner (Arg), won the G1 Nacional-Argentine in 1989 after growing up working the farms in his Derby, while daughter Miss Match (Aus) took the G1 home country. Seleccion-Argentine Oaks, making Indygo Shiner the AMy father used to love to go to the races, and I grew only horse in modern Argentine history to sire both an up working with horses at the farm across the road,@ Argentine Derby and Oaks winner in the same year. Mu said Moloney. AWhen I was 17, I went to work for Amiguito (Arg), his third Classic winner, captured the Sheikh Mohammed at Woodpark, then Kildangan. Fi- G1 Polla de Potrillos (Argentina 2000 Guineas), and nally, I decided to come to America, just to see what it Garatero (Arg) gave him his fourth Group 1 winner in was like. I think it=s good for young people to travel.@ the Provincia de Buenos Aires. In all, Indygo Shiner has Moloney got a job at Wimbledon Farm and later sired seven group winners from his first two crops. moved on to Hartwell Farm. Just yesterday, Indygo Shiner=s son My Indy (Arg), AThen seven years ago, someone called me one day already a Group 2 winner in Argentina, got his sire and said Frank [Lyon] was looking for someone to man- some international clout with a rousing 5 3/4-length age his farm, so I went and talked with him,@ Moloney tally in the G3 Sheikh Maktoum Bin Rashid Al Maktoum said. Challenge-Round I on opening night of the Dubai Inter- It=s an enviable gig, as Summer Wind=s broodmare national Racing Carnival. The colt, a five-year-old in the band currently boasts plenty of star power. Among its Northern Hemisphere, races for Sheikh Mohammed=s mares are India, Leave Me Along and Pampered Prin- Godolphin operation. cess, as well as champion Fleet Indian. Moloney reports Indygo Shiner=s success prompted the Lyons to return that multiple Grade I winner, whom the Lyons pur- him to the States for the 2009 Northern Hemisphere chased privately after she RNA=d for $3.9 million at the breeding season. The 11-year-old stallion will stand at 2007 Keeneland November sale, is doing fine after John Sikura=s Hill >n= Dale Farm in Lexington for a fee of suffering a devastating career-ending injury in the 2006 $7,500. GI Breeders= Cup Distaff, an injury which necessitated Summer Wind is determined to support Indygo Shiner her ankle to be fused. in his inaugural run in Kentucky, according to farm AShe=s turned out in a paddock with three other manager Mark Moloney. The Lyons purchased a pair of mares and they just stick together all year,@ he said. mares at the January Sale who will be among the 10 AShe=s a very classy mare and never has any problems. Summer Wind mares in his 2009 book. On Monday, She has a Storm cat yearling colt on the ground who=s Summer Wind went to $450,000 for MGISP Jade very nice, and she=s in foal to A.P. Indy. She=s due in Queen (Giant=s Causeway--Jade Flush, by Jade Hunter) just about a month now and will go back to Distorted (hip 93); and to $290,000 for GSW Susan=s Angel Humor.@ (Cape Town--Copeway, by Copelan) (hip 235). With Monday=s additions, Summer Wind=s broodmare AThey=re both very nice mares and we=ll see what we band now stands at around 35. get,@ said Moloney before adding. AWe had been looking AIt=s a great place, to be working with that kind of for mares from the Halo line, because he=s done very quality,@ said Moloney. AShort of working for Sheikh well with them in South America. The colt that won Mohammed, it=s hard to find broodmares like that.@ today is out of a Southern Halo mare. We tried to look Working at Summer Wind has other benefits, too, for some mares that were graded winners from the line, Moloney will tell you. He fell in love with the farm=s but couldn=t find anything.@ broodmare manager--the Lyons= daughter Karen Bailey Moloney hopes breeders take notice of Summer Karen Bailey--and last summer the pair married. Wind=s support of Indygo Shiner. -L Marquardt AIf you're going to support him, the first year's the year to do it,@ he said. AIf he produces a group winner in You can also pick up a copy of the TDN his first crop in North America, he can be decent value today at the Keeneland January Sale. for everybody. I know John [Sikura] is going to breed some nice mares to him. He's been very popular; he's been very well-received.@

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KEENELAND JANUARY STATISTICS Keeneland THURSDAY, JAN. 15, 2009 Notebook SESSION TOTALS 2009 2008 Hip 1276, a Successful Appeal half-sister to the $16 Catalogued 388 388 million The Green Monkey (Forestry), sold yesterday for No. Offered 296 305 $90,000. The yearling, an early Jan. 22 foal last year, No. Sold 239 239 was purchased by Park Ave. Racing. Eaton Sales con- RNAs 57 66 signed. The filly was purchased in utero when Paragon % RNA 19.3% 21.6% Farms purchased her dam Magical Masquerade (Unbri- No. $200K+ 0 1 High Price $125,000 $330,000 dled) for $180,000 at KEENOV >07. Paragon bred hip Gross $3,442,600 $6,725,800 1276 in Kentucky . . . My Red Porsche (Mt. Livermore) Average (% change) $14,404 (-48.8%) $28,141 saw her stock rise this year when her half-sister=s Median (% change) $8,000 (-60%) $20,000 daughter Stardom Bound (Tapit) emerged as a bonafide CUMULATIVE 2009 2008 star on the West Coast. The six-year-old My Red

Porsche was purchased by Anna Giojanovich for Catalogued 1564 1506 $10,000 at KEENOV >07 while in foal to Forest Grove. No. Offered 1141 1201 Catalogued as hip 1305 yesterday from the draft of No. Sold 881 906 RNAs 260 295 Eaton Sales, My Red Porsche sold yesterday to Eamon % RNA 22.8% 24.6% Cleary for $75,000. My Red Porsche, who sold in foal No. $500K+ 3 11 to Gone West=s speedy son Istan, is a half to Stardom High Price $950,000 $2,700,000 Bound=s dam My White Corvette (Tarr Road), who was Gross $28,978,000 $62,912,300 purchased by Bobby Flay for $825,000 at KEENOV >08 Average (% change) $32,892 (-52.6%) $69,440 . . . Median (% change) $15,000 (-50%) $30,000 One Christina Curtsinger looks to have made an astute www.keeneland.com purchase at KEENOV >07. At that sale, she signed the ticket for the winning 10-year-old mare Run Ameadowstar (Cherokee Run), in foal to Holy Bull, for just $1,000. That was before Run Ameadowstar=s TDN Fax-on-Demand daughter African Violet (Lemon Drop Kid) won last Don’t wait one more minute year=s Polly=s Jet S. at Delaware and finished second, to get a resend of your TDN. beaten just 3/4 lengths by Proud Spell, in the GII Dela- ware Oaks, for owner/breeder J. Mack Robinson. While Call our Fax-On-Demand line, (732) 559-9595 and enter your Robinson lost Run Ameadowstar to Curtsinger for 6-digit user id from either your fax machine or any phone line. $1,000, he retained a full-sister that went through the Enter the fax number where you’d like the paper to be ring yesterday. The unnamed two-year-old, selling as a delivered, and it will be sent immediately. racing or broodmare prospect, was hammered down to (Don’t know your user id? Give us a call at 732-747-8060 Alistair Roden Bloodstock for $60,000. The filly was and we’ll tell you what it is.) catalogued as hip 1350 as part of Robinson=s complete THIS COMPLIMENTARY SERVICE IS AVAILABLE TO dispersal at January, which is being handled by Taylor EVERY SUBSCRIBER (FAX AND EMAIL). Made Sales Agency.

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Multiple G2 SW on dirt and synthetic, G1 placed (beaten by a head) in blanket Blue Grass S. finish with Dominican & Street Sense.

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Storm Cat cont. from p1 What They’re Saying At The Sales... Storm Cat had stood the 2009 season for $300,000 and had previously carried a fee of $500,000, but will Cris Caldwell, Keeneland Auctioneer: have one of the highest fees of all Quarter Horse sires. For comparison, the highest Quarter Horse stallion fee What=s your take on the market so far at January? listed on Stallionesearch.com is $40,000 for Corona AEverybody=s finding a nice place to float right now. Cartel, while fellow Thoroughbred Eishin Masamune The catalogue, compared to last year, is significantly (Jpn) is offered for $15,000. The notable Quarter Horse weaker. Once you take that into account, when you stallion First Down Dash stands for a private fee. AIt=s a look at horse-for-horse, they=re selling very much on par far cry from what we=re used to getting for Storm Cat, with last year. Most of us, across the board, have that but [Quarter Horse racing] is its own economy,@ sense of things, as do the buyers. They=re finding it Waldman said. AWe=re not doing this for the money, but very tough to buy a mare that they want to bring home rather because it=s an intriguing prospect.@ Dr. Dickson and that they=re happy with. They=re finding a lot of Varner, a professor and the Pin Oak Stud Chair of Stal- competition. A lot of people are on the desirable horses. lion Reproductive Studies at Texas A&M, approached It seems like the buyers have re-invented themselves in Overbrook with the idea of offering Storm Cat as a a very fast way. Horse for horse, I feel it=s very similar Quarter Horse stallion using new procedure developed to years in the past.@ at the school. With this method, high-quality sperm are extracted from the semen and are then used to insemi- If you had to put a number on how much things are nate the mare using a low-dose technique. Less than 1 down, horse for horse, what would you guess--five mL of the semen is used in each dose. Varner and Dr. percent? 10 percent? 20 percent? Joe Yocum, Overbrook=s farm manager and resident AIt would be in that range. Certainly less that 20 veterinarian, and Dr. Stuart Brown Jr. of Hagyard percent. Everybody I=ve spoken with feels that, as well, Equine Medical Institute worked together to extract and they=re having a hard time placing the horses in the semen from Storm Cat, according to an article posted barn that the want. Yes, the lighter horses are suffer- on Stallionesearch.com. AThe procedure has been ap- ing, as, sadly, they should in these tough economic plied successfully to many American Quarter Horse times. But a viable horse is a viable horse, this year and stallions, but this represents the first attempt at using last. I=d have to say this January sale is functioning as the procedure in a Thoroughbred stallion,@ Varner told the old January sale used to function. We don=t have the website. Additionally, Storm Cat=s semen has been the big dispersals, we don=t have the eye-catching frozen at Texas A&M and can later be used to fertilize mares across the board as we have had in recent years. eggs using a technique called intracytoplasmic sperm So it=s back to being a good, solid winter sale, where injection. Under ICSI, an egg is extracted from the mare some people are deciding to turn some loose and not and fertilized in a laboratory. After seven days, the egg pay the feed bill on a given mare or short yearling, and is then non-surgically transferred into the mare=s uterus. move forward within their own programs.@ On Thursday, Overbrook sent out a press release Amainly to the Quarter Horse world,@ according to Thoroughbred Daily News is: Waldman. The farm has already received responses. AWe=ve had calls this afternoon already,@ Waldman said. Barry Weisbord President/Co-Publisher AYou may not see the large numbers you think you Sue Finley Vice President/Co-Publisher might see with artificial insemination, but maybe there Andy Belfiore Editor-in-Chief will be 15-20 mares that will get covered by him. Or I Alycia Borer Director of Advertising hope that many. Storm Cat s son Hennessy, the sire Jessica Martini Senior Editor @ = Alan Carasso Associate Editor 61 Thoroughbred blacktype winners, has experienced Marie Kizenko Associate Editor success in limited opportunities as a Quarter Horse Christina Bossinakis Associate Editor stud. Hennessy, who died from a heart attack in 2007, Lucas Marquardt Writer/Reporter sired two stakes winners from five Quarter Horse foals, Steve Sherack Writer/Reporter including Check Him Out, who has also found fortune Jon Forbes Writer/Reporter as a stallion. When you limit it to the odd or two, or in Vicki Forbes Director of Customer Services A Lia Kusch Advertising Assistant this case five with Hennessy, you=re sample is too small Sarah K. Andrew Advertising Assistant to make a judgment,@ Waldman said. ABut obviously Robert Williams Director of IT/Webmaster with two successes out of five, that=s indicative that it Gregg Casillo Database Analyst/Programming did work. And I imagine the idea of having a Storm Cat Specialist out of a top Quarter Horse mare as a potential stud Bradley Weisbord Analyst horse would be very appealing to Quarter Horse breeders.@ P TDN HEADLINE NEWS • 1/16/09 • PAGE 10 of 10 N E W S T O D A Y MARK JOHNSON LANDS CHURCHILL’S TRACK P P ANNOUNCER JOB Colorful Britain horse racing commentator Mark Johnson will become the new Churchill PEPPERS PRIDE RETIRES Undefeated Peppers Downs track announcer this spring, it was announced Pride (Desert God--Lady Pepper, by Chili Pepper Pie) has Thursday. AIn our eyes, Mark Johnson is the complete been retired, her trainer told Daily Racing Form yester- package when it comes to a track announcer,@ said day. She will be sent to Richland Hills Farm in Midway, Churchill Downs President Steve Sexton. AHe is a Kentucky in the next couple of weeks, where she will unique, polished and passionate talent with an abso- be boarded. Owner and breeder Joe Allen confirmed lutely infectious personality. His race calls and pre- and that stud plans for her are being finalized. The New post-race commentary are supremely accurate, descrip- Mexico-bred filly, who is a winner of 14 stakes, retires tive and colorful, and his knowledge of the sport of undefeated in 19 career starts, having amassed earn- horse racing and its historical perspective is vast. It all ings of $1,066,085. AYou have to quit sometime, and makes for a wonderful and unique entertainment mix we'd definitely rather quit while we're ahead," Marr and we=re thrilled to showcase his talents to an Ameri- said. AShe's sound, and it just seemed like the right can and worldwide audience in 2009.@ Johnson, 42, thing to do.@ replaces Luke Kruytbosch, who passed away unexpect- edly last summer at the age of 47. He becomes the TELL IT TO THE TDN... sixth announcer in the history of Churchill Downs. Want to send a “Letter to the Editor” of the ANever in a million years did I ever think I would be in Thoroughbred Daily News? Our address is 27 this position,@ said Johnson, who called his first race at Tweseldown, England in 1986. AIt is a dream come Monmouth St., Red Bank, NJ, 07701; or send a fax true. As an announcer/commentator for four days at to: (732) 747-8955; or an e-mail to: Churchill Downs this fall, it was one of the greatest [email protected]. experiences I could ever imagine. I am so delighted.@ Johnson will continue to call races in England between the two meetings at Churchill.

Progeny PP Counts: Third-Year Sires, Past 60 days

TDN Progeny PP Counts are designed to let you identify at a glance the stallions with the greatest number of significant progeny over a user-defined timeframe. From the TDN Progeny PP Counts, select a sire category, a time frame, and a sort criteria. Progeny PP Counts reflect Northern Hemisphere racing only. Progeny PPs contains winners covered in the TDN (click here for specifics) as well as Grade and Group stakes-placed performers, Listed stakes-placed performers in Europe, stakes-placed performers in North American stakes of $50,000 and up, and the progeny of freshman and sophomore stallions in North American stakes of $35,000 and up. To run a report, click here. JANUARY 16, 2009

STALLION PROSPECTS - 3YOS Best Rank (prev.) Name Owner Breeder Trainer Last Race - Video BRIS Status 1(1)-MIDSHIPMAN (Unbridled’s Song) Godolphin Stonerside Stable bin Suroor 1st GI BC Juvenile 102 Wintering in Dubai (‘08: 4-3-1-0, $1,380,200) (Matched his sire's feat by winning the Juvenile, his second Grade I win; went to Dubai as likely Eclipse Award winner) 2(2)-SQUARE EDDIE (Smart Strike) J Paul Reddam Kinghaven Farm O’Neill 2nd GI BC Juvenile 100 1/17 GIII San Rafael (‘08: 6-2-2-1, $767,389) (Authoritative winner of the GI Lane’s End Breeders' Futurity; ran a bang-up in Breeders’ Cup and is gearing up for 2009) 3(3)-OLD FASHIONED (Unbridled’s Song) Fox Hill Farms Rod & L Rodriguez Jones 1st GII Remsen S. 101 2/16 GIII Southwest (‘08: 3-3-0-0, $173,280) (Romping winner of the GII Remsen S. is a son of MGISP Collect Call; trained by Larry Jones, who has saddled the last 2 KY Derby runners-up) 4(4) PIONEEROF THE NILE (Empire Maker) Zayat Stables Homebred Baffert 1st GI CashCall Fty. 98 2/7 GIII R B Lewis (‘08: 5-2-0-1, $544,200) (Gave Zayat Stables their first Grade I winner as a breeder and should get even better as distances increase in 2009) 5(5)-CHARITABLE MAN (Lemon Drop Kid) William Warren Jr Edward Evans McLaughlin 1st GII Futurity S. 100 Wintering in Florida (‘08: 2-2-0-0, $187,200) (Perfect in 2 starts, the dark bay was sidelined with a minor injury following the Futurity, but is scheduled to return to McLaughlin’s barn soon) 6(*)-FRIESAN FIRE (A.P. Indy) Vinery/Fox Hill Grapestock LLC Jones 1st GIII Lecomte S. 97 2/7 GIII Risen Star (‘09: 1-1-0-0, $60,000; ‘08: 4-1-1-1, $63,265) (Scion of a top-class Australian family should get even better with more distance) 7(6)-VINEYARD HAVEN (Lido Palace {Chi}) Godolphin Lynne Scace bin Suroor 1st GI Champagne S. 106 Wintering in Dubai (‘08: 4-3-0-1, $419,000) (Impressive wins in GI Hopeful and GI Champagne S. caught the attention of Godolphin; in Dubai with the rest of the squadron) 8(7)-BREAK WATER EDISON (Lemon Drop Kid) Eli Gindi Caldara Farm Kimmel 1st GIII Nashua S. 105 1/30 GII Hutcheson (‘08: 5-2-1-0, $140,880) (Capped 2008 with an eye-catching effort in Nashua; long-striding colt should excel at three) 9(8)-DESERT PARTY (Street Cry {Ire}) Darley Stable Smith & Sinatra bin Suroor 6th GI Hopeful S. 93 Wintering in Dubai (‘08: 3-2-0-0, $108,467) ($2.1-million FTFFEB topper captured GII Sanford before rough trip in Hopeful; currently in Dubai) 10(9)-BEETHOVEN (Sky Mesa) John Oxley Deerbrook Racing Ward 1st Ky Jockey Club 96 1/31 GIII Holy Bull (‘08: 5-3-0-0, $149,913) (Son of GSW Moonlight Sonata hit a high note with GII Ky Jockey Club S. tally; connections teamed up for '01 Derby win with Monarchos)

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BAN LIFTED AT FAIR GROUNDS Officials of the Louisiana Department of Agriculture and Forestry and the Louisiana State Racing Commission yesterday lifted a quarantine on a Fair Grounds barn that had been in 2:42p 4th-GPX, $40K, Msw, 4yo/up, 1m place since last month. All 66 horses in Barn 4A and 4B HRTV Overbrook Farm homebred BATTLE PLAN in Fair Grounds' stable area tested negative for equine ( Empire Maker) faces the starter for the second time in his herpes virus earlier this week. Barn 4A and 4B, which career and will be looking to improve off a debut eighth in house horses trained by Dallas Stewart and Neil an off-the-turf mile at Aqueduct Nov. 9. The bay, a son of Howard, was placed under quarantine Dec. 26 after champion Flanders (Seeking the Gold), is a half to Eclipse Award and four-time Grade I winner Surfside (Seattle Slew). test results confirmed that a horse in that barn was War of the Ranges (War Chant) infected with EHV-1. AWe are most grateful not only to , a $240K KEEAPR the LSRC and the Department of Agriculture for their purchase in 2007, also offers some pedigree appeal. The guidance and assistance, but to our horsemen for their bay is kin to GSW Lady Marlboro (Smoke Glacken) and her MSW & MGSP full brother Two Down Automatic. diligence in dealing with the quarantine, said Fair @ brisnet.com pps Grounds vice president and general manager of racing Eric Halstrom. The quarantine of that barn was ordered 2:57p 4th-FGX, $42K, Msw, 3yo, f, 6f after a Thoroughbred trained by Stewart displayed HRTV A $110K KEESEP yearling purchase, BHANGALOO RUBY symptoms of equine herpes on Dec. 23, and the diag- ( Peace Rules) went three-eighths of a mile in a bullet nosis was confirmed a day later. The lifting of the quar- :33 2/5 for last year’s OBSJUN sale and was knocked down antine means that Stewart's and Howard's horses who for a sales-topping price of $250K. The Avalon Farms tested negative this week may resume training with the runner, the most expensive of 21 sales juveniles by her sire, rest of the horse population, and those horses may has been training with a purpose over the local strip and again be entered to race. When entries were taken looks plenty tough first time out. Luster (Touch Gold) was Thursday for Sunday's 10-race program, Stewart en- a good third in a productive Saratoga maiden in her lone trip tered two horses and Howard one. The five horses that to the post Aug. 14. The homebred is a granddaughter of had positive tests for equine herpes Dec. 29 remain off the blue-hen mare Wild Applause. brisnet.com pps grounds and will be tested again Monday. If the horses test negative next week, they will be allowed to rejoin 4:12p 7th-GPX, $42K, Alw, 3yo, 1 1/16mT Fair Grounds' horse population. According to Halstrom, HRTV RESCUE SQUAD (Dynaformer) is one of three winners measures implemented for horses shipping in to Fair from four to race out of GSP Search Party (Seeking the Grounds will remain in place through the remainder of Gold), whose best produce to date is Criminologist (Maria’s the racing season. The measures, as recommended by Mon), a four-time Grade III winner on turf. Rescue Squad the LDAF, include a normal temperature reading upon was let go at 8-1 for his Oct. 11 debut at Belmont and arrival and records of a certified veterinary inspection overcame some late trouble to score by a head. Smart within the last 48 hours and a herpes vaccination from Shot (Smart Strike) was a well-backed winner of his Laurel not less than 14 and not more than 90 days ago. The bow on Halloween, then was beaten 3/4 of a length when adjusted training hours in place since Dec. 27 to ac- runner-up in the Grand Canyon S. at Churchill Downs commodate the quarantined horses will remain in place Nov. 29. brisnet.com pps through Sunday, with training from 5:30-9:30 a.m. and a renovation break from 7:30-8 a.m. Beginning Mon- day, the training schedule will return to the normal 6-10 All horses in the TDN are bred in North America, a.m. unless otherwise indicated P TDN AROUND THE WORLD • 1/16/09 • PAGE 2 of 8

7th-GPX, $37,000, Alw, NW1$X, 3yo, f, 1 1/16mT, H G U L F S T R E A M H 1:41 3/5, fm. FAST TIGRESS (f, 3, Hold That Tiger--Fleeting Fable Yesterday=s Results: {SP}, by Afleet), third in a one-mile race rained off the 4th-GPX, $39,000, Alw, Opt. Clm. ($62,500), NW2$X, Belmont turf Sept. 10, got her chance to try that sur- 4yo/up, f/m, 1m, 1:38 1/5, ft. face in her next attempt and made the most of it, get- ONE CAROLINE (f, 4, Unbridled=s Song--Powder {SW, ting up late to score by a neck at Belmont Oct. 12. The $129,735}, by Broad Brush) was squeezed and stead- chestnut found herself in a paceless allowance test in ied at the start, then found herself at the back of the her latest and couldn=t quite bridge the gap, finishing pack in her May 17 debut at Churchill Downs, but well late, but crossing the line fourth, beaten 2 1/2 made a strong middle move and rallied for a one-length lengths at Aqueduct Nov. 21. Drawn outside in post 11, the 3/4-sister to Anakim (Giant=s Causeway), GSP, victory. There were no such obstacles in her next and was able to save ground after stumbling at the start. most recent effort June 22, in which she set a strong Steadied to avoid running up on heels while advancing pace, cruised home a 6 3/4-length winner and was on the turn, she eased out for room and outlasted Ob- accorded J “TDN Rising Star” J status. Favored sequious (Fusaichi Pegasus) to win by a neck at 7-1. here at 7-5 despite the absence, the gray filly broke Lifetime Record: 6-2-0-1, $64,530. outward at the break, but recovered to set relatively O-Sam Kassin & Eli Gindi. B-Sam Kassin (KY). T-John C easy fractions. She widened into the lane and was on Kimmel. cruise control thereafter, scoring by 6 3/4 decisive lengths. A $400,000 FTSAUG yearling purchase, One Caroline=s third dam is Payson foundation mare North- ern Sunset (Ire) (Northfields). Lifetime Record: 3-3-0-0, $76,396. Click for the brisnet.com chart. Video, sponsored by Taylor Made. Hip #1665 La Reinette O-G Watts Humphrey Jr. B-Payson Stud Inc (KY). Not shown under her 1st dam: QUEEN OF SONG T-George R Arnold II. (f. by Unbridled’s Song-Rose Queen, o/o Reina Terra) 2 wins at 2, 2008, $59,250. Won the Maryland Juvenile Championship S. At Lrl on 12/20 by 5 lengths. STAKES CLOSINGS For more updates go to: www.taylormadeEcatalog.com

TOMORROW, SATURDAY, JANUARY 17: 01-30 $150,000 Hutcheson-II, GP, 3yo, 7f 4th-GPX (Alw $39K) One Caroline (Unbridled=s Song) (150) makes it three-for-three. 01-30 $150,000 Forward Gal-II, GP, 3yo, f, 7f (150) 8th-LRL (Alw $30K) Not For Silver (Not For Love) airs 01-31 $500,000 Donn H.-I, GP, 4yo/up, 9f (500) to remain unblemished in two starts. 01-31 $150,000 Holy Bull-III, GP, 3yo, 9f (150) 3rd-AQU (Msw $43K) Wildcat Brief (Forest Wildcat) 02-01 $250,000 Gulfstream Park Turf H.-I, GP, 4yo/up, records a popular, front-running victory. 9fT (250) 6th-GPX (Msw $40K) Golden Mystery (Awesome 02-01 $125,000 Suwannee River-III, GP, 4yo/up, f/m, Again) takes them gate to wire in her debut. 9fT (125) 3rd-GPX (Msw $35K) Alma D=oro (Medaglia d=Oro) www.stakesdigestweekly.com proves a smart betting proposition.

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Gulfstream Results cont. 6th-GPX, $40,000, Msw, 3yo, f, 6 1/2f, 1:18, ft. H E A S T H +GOLDEN MYSTERY (f, 3, Awesome Again- - Mysterious Angel, by Saint Ballado) was picked up for Yesterday=s Results: just $27,000 at last year=s ADNMAR sale, but had been 8th-LRL, $30,000, Alw, Opt. Clm. ($50,000-$45,000), training up a storm in the morning at Calder, capping an NW1X, 3yo, 6f, 1:10 3/5, ft. impressive worktab with a bullet three furlongs in :36 NOT FOR SILVER (c, 3, Not For Love--Silverdew, by Jan. 9. Sent off at 4-1 in a field with seven debuters, Silver Deputy) was victorious in his lone start at two, the chestnut filly showed the best speed while racing coming from midpack to take an Oct. 9 Laurel maiden off the inside, opened up into the stretch and pulled by 4 1/2 lengths as the 2-1 chalk. Hammered into away to win by 4 3/4 lengths. Film Charm (Langfuhr) 7-10 favoritism to retain his unbeaten record, the rallied smartly from midpack to complete the exacta, $32,000 FTMDEC yearling and $85,000 FTMMAY while Maraschino Red (Medaglia d=Oro) faded to fourth juvenile settled just off the pace, poked his head in after racing prominently to the top of the lane. Lifetime front approaching the quarter pole and powered home Record: 1-1-0-0, $26,000. Click for the brisnet.com to score by 6 1/4 lengths. Lifetime Record: 2-2-0-0, chart. Video, sponsored by Taylor Made. $33,060. Video, sponsored by Taylor Made. O-Wayne Dacosta & Jose Pinchin. B-Adena Springs O-Ted Julio. B-Dark Hollow Farm, William H D de Burgh (FL). T-Jose Pinchin. & George I E Harris (MD). T-Michael J Trombetta.

3rd-GPX, $35,000, Msw, 3yo, 1m, 1:38 3/5, ft. 7th-TAM, $20,000, Msw, 3yo, 7f, 1:25 4/5, ft. ALMA D'ORO (c, 3, Medaglia d=Oro--Brenda D S {SP}, +BALLY BUFF (g, 3, Forbidden Apple--Bally Duff by Fortunate Prospect) was dismissed at debut odds of Dancer, by Nureyev) settled in the second half of the 31-1 going six panels for trainer Joe Deegan at the tail field, advanced on the turn, came six wide into the end of the Churchill meeting Nov. 22, but gave a good stretch and drove clear late to register a 1 3/4-length account of himself, finishing third after being blocked victory. Curragh Mon (Maria=s Mon), the field=s other for a run at a crucial stage. Stretching out to a mile for first-time starter, completed the exacta. Lifetime Re- his sophomore bow, the $75,000 KEENOV weanling cord: 1-1-0-0, $13,200. was pegged at 6-1 on the morning line before being bet O-Joanna Reisler. B-Michael Fennessy (FL). T-T Ritchey. down to 9-5. No Detour (Catienus), the 5-2 second choice, stumbled badly at the break, but headed them off as the favorite tracked from second. Alma D=Oro CANADA took over from that one entering the turn and drew off H H down the lane for a five-length success. Dubinsky Sligo Bay Moved to Gardiner Farm: (Toccet) was second, 16 1/4 lengths of the third. Frank Stronach's Adena Springs Farm and Dr. Mi- Darley=s Pass Code (Quiet American) was fifth, beaten chael Colterjohn announced Thursday that Sligo Bay nearly 28 lengths. Lifetime Record: 2-1-0-0, $23,110. (Sadler=s Wells--Angelic Song, by Halo) will be relocated Click for the brisnet.com chart. Video, sponsored by to Gardiner Farm in Ontario, Canada, where he will Taylor Made. stand the 2009 breeding season. The 11-year-old stal- O-Robert & Mary Ellen Bourque. B-Fred N Sahadi (KY). lion will stand the 2009 season for $5,000 live foal. T-Richard E Dutrow Jr. AThis partnership between the top two breeders in Canada puts Adena Springs back into the Ontario mar- N E W Y O R K ket and demonstrates our strong commitment to On- H H tario racing and breeding," said Adena Springs Presi- dent Andy Stronach. ASligo Bay's proven ability to sire Yesterday s Results: = Polytrack and grass horses will be of great benefit to us 3rd-AQU, $43,000, Msw, 3yo, 6f, 1:12 1/5, ft. and a huge asset for other Canadian breeders," added WILDCAT BRIEF (c, 3, Forest Wildcat--Grisham, by Stronach. AWe strongly believe in this stallion and his Grindstone) took plenty of mutuel action at 5-2 for his superior bloodlines will help bolster or racing program in Dec. 27 debut over course and distance and ran with Ontario. Sligo Bay is a leading second-crop sire in credit to round out the exacta, beaten 1 1/4 lengths by @ Florida, siring 35 winners and six stakes horses in the well-meant Z Day (Five Star Day). Odds-on to grad- uate this time around, the $60,000 FTMOCT yearling 2008. AWe are very excited to have a proven, Grade I- was allowed an easy time of it up front, cut the corner winning son of Sadler's Wells standing in Ontario, and smoothly into the lane and drew off to take it by a we expect a tremendous response from local breeders," deceptively easy 2 1/2 lengths as the 2-5 chalk. said Dr. Colterjohn. Woodacre (Yes It=s True) was second in his first start over a conventional dirt surface. Lifetime Record: TDN TODAY 2-1-1-0, $34,400. Video, sponsored by Taylor Made. Around the World...... 8 pages O-B W Perkins Sr. B-New Farm (KY). T-B W Perkins Jr. P TDN AROUND THE WORLD • 1/16/09 • PAGE 4 of 8

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Friday, Oaklawn Park, post time: 4:33 p.m. CST Yesterday=s Results: DIXIELAND S., $50,000, 3yo, 5 1/2f 7th-SAX, $54,600, Opt. Clm. ($62,500), NW2X, PP HORSE SIRE TRAINER WT 4yo/up, f/m, a6 1/2fT, 1:12 4/5, fm. 1 Malibu Maverick Posse Werner 115 MISSION VIEJO HALO (f, 4, Luhuk--Dance Alexa, by 2 Silver City Unbridled=s Song Calhoun 119 Southern Halo), was third behind the talented High 3 Dance Caller Concorde=s Tune Holthus 115 Resolve in the Sweepida S. Sept. 13, was let go at 4 Back to Gold Put It Back Yanez 119 healthy 33-1 odds. Unhurried early, the filly mounted 5Regardlesofoutcome Bring the Heat Ward 115 her rally in the stretch and got up in time to record a 6 My Man Moran Five Star Day Quinn 115 1/2-length victory over We Will Rock You (Ire) (Rock of 7 Titranium Not For Love Petalino 117 Gibraltar {Ire}). The $12,000 KEENOV weanling was a 8 He=s Boy Wonder Littleexpectations Pish 119 1/2 to Dance Daily (Five Star Day), GSW, $184,426. Silver City, a $700,000 Keeneland September year- Lifetime Record: 8-3-1-2, $114,060. ling purchase for Clarence Scharbauer, is squarely the O/T-Moon S Han. B-J C Davis Farm Inc (KY). one to beat off back-to-back victories, including a front- running allowance tally at Churchill Downs Nov. 29. 6th-SAX, $47,000, Msw, 4yo/up, f/m, 6f (AWT), 1:09, Back to Gold had a two-race winning streak snapped ft. with a runner-up effort in the Prevue S. at Turfway Park DISH THE DIRT (f, 4, Untuttable--Dish It to Me {SP}, by Jan. 3, but has a bullet work in tow for the quick turn- West by West), sixth in her most recent start on the around. Click for the brisnet.com pps grass at Hollywood Nov. 8, was given a 7-1 chance this time. Settled off the early pace in sixth, the Yesterday=s Results: $14,000 OBSAUG yearling and $67,000 OBSAPR 6th-FGX, $42,000, Msw, 3yo, 6f, 1:10, ft. juvenile swung four wide into the stretch and got up in DOC POSSE (c, 3, Posse--Doctress, by Dehere) showed the final strides to eke out a 1/2-length victory over sharp debut speed in a course-and-distance test Lavender Touch (Touch Gold). Lifetime Record: 4-1-1-0, Dec. 14 before weakening a bit to be third after leading $36,200. the field into the stretch. The homebred, no better than O-Frank Alesia, Bran Jam Stable & Joseph Ciaglia. 29-1 at first asking, was made the 6-5 favorite to see B-Luis de Hechavarria (FL). T-Peter Eurton. out the trip this time around. Quickly in front beneath Shaun Bridgmohan, Doc Posse carried a two-length advantage past the quarter pole, was a bit further in H W E S T H front into the final furlong and held off Mag Shot (Came Home) for a one-length score. Lifetime Record: 2-1-0-1, Yesterday=s Results: $29,820. Video, sponsored by Taylor Made. 3rd-GGX, $29,300, Msw, 3yo, f, 5 1/2f (AWT), O/B-Heiligbrodt Racing Stable (KY). T-Steve Asmussen. 1:03 3/5, ft. MISS LION HEART (f, 3, Lion Heart--Miss Belle O {SP}, 7th-FGX, $42,000, Msw, 4/5yo, a5.5fT, 1:05 1/5, fm. by Olympio) did not disgrace herself in a pair of starts TRUE VINDICATION (c, 4, Vindication--Tres Coronas in the southern portion of the Golden State for trainer {SW & GSP, $242,684}, by Chief's Crown) was beaten Paul Schiewe, checking in fifth in her 5 1/2-furlong by a combined 50 lengths in his three trips to the post debut at Santa Anita Oct. 23 prior to a fourth going six in 2008, bleeding when 12th in his June 7 bow at panels at Hollywood Dec. 7. The 5-2 second choice Arlington before beating one home when eighth chased the pace from the outside, engaged odds-on July 19. A distant fifth in a Remington maiden Aug. 24, Hidden Romance (Domestic Dispute) inside the final the dark bay was a 13-1 outsider in his turf debut. furlong and edged away to score by 2 1/4 lengths. The Forwardly placed, the $135,000 KEENOV weanling and winner is a half to ill-fated High Again (High Yield), $425,000 KEESEP yearling drew alongside Whacka GSW, $270,546. Lifetime Record: 3-1-0-0, $20,440. Whacka (Forestry) at the eighth pole and edged away O/B-Four Quarters Corporation (KY). T-Greg C James. for a 1 1/2-length victory. Lifetime Record: 4-1-0-0, $25,987. O-Live Oak Plantation. B-Swettenham Stud (KY). T-Malcolm Pierce. A # will distinguish first-time stakes-winners, a @ will indicate first-time graded stakes-winners, a s will The brisnet.com >Race of the Day= is the denote a first-time Grade/Group 1 winner, a + will 9th Race, $46,000 Allowance, at Fair Ground. indicate first-time starters, an (S) will be used for state- bred races, a (C) will be used for maiden-claiming races For pps and a complete race analysis, click here. and an (R) will be used for other restricted races. P TDN AROUND THE WORLD • 1/16/09 • PAGE 5 of 8

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On Call Program to Receive Eclipse Award: The National Thoroughbred Racing Association, Daily Racing Form and the National Turf Writers Association today announced that the veterinary On Call media- assistance program of the American Association of Equine Practitioners has been honored with the 2008 Special Eclipse Award. The Special Eclipse Award, honors outstanding individual achievements in, or contributions to, the sport of Thoroughbred racing. Repre- sentatives of the On Call program of the AAEP will be presented the Special Eclipse at the 38th annual Eclipse First-crop starters to watch: Friday, Jan. 16 Awards Jan. 26 at the Fontainebleau Miami Beach in Sire (Sire’s Sire), Farm, 2005 Fee, #foals of racing age/Winners/SW Miami Beach. AIt is an incredible honor for the On Call Race #-track, race type, distance, runner, odds (if available) program to be recognized for its contributions to racing and its role in increasing the public=s knowledge of ALEX'S PAL (Valid Expectations), Randolph, $3K, 54/3/0 horse health issues,@ said AAEP Executive Director 6-OP, Msw, 6f, +Koka Kola Kitty, $33K ESM AY 2yo CANADIAN FRONTIER David L Foley. AWe dedicate this award to the many (Gone West), Airdrie, $10K, 86/7/0 AAEP members who have volunteered their time and 7-DED, Stk, 7f, On the Menu, $75K KEE SEP yrl, 5-2 CHAPEL ROYAL expertise to serve the industry, the media and, most (Montbrook), Ashford, $1000, 278/42/0 7-GP, Alw, 1 1/16mT, Cape Royale, $50K OBS AUG yrl, 6-1 importantly, the horse.@ The On Call group was formed LION HEART (Tale of the Cat), Ashford, $30K, 288/34/4 in the wake of the accidents and injuries which oc- 7-GP, Alw, 1 1/16mT, Masala, 5-1 curred in the 1990 Breeders Cup, and the lack of = 4-FG, Msw, 6f, Mayhaw, 10-1 equine medical information available to the viewing MEDAGLIA D’ORO (El Prado {Ire}), Stonewall, $35K, 251/19/4 public. 6-OP, Msw, 6f, Payton d'Oro, $35K KEE SEP yrl 6-OP, Msw, 6f, +She's Our Annie, $47K KEE SEP yrl MR. LIVINGSTON (El Prado {Ire}), Bridlewood, $4K, 75/5/0 A M E R I C A N - B R E D W I N N E R S H H 7-GP, Alw, 1 1/16mT, Livingston Street, 10-1 NEWFOUNDLAND (Storm Cat), Brookdale, $15K, 98/5/1 IN BRITAIN: 4-FG, Msw, 6f, +Miss Newfie, $45K KEE SEP yrl, 8-1 Mozayada, m, 5, Street Cry (Ire)--Fatina (GB), by OLMODAVOR (A.P. Indy), Adena Springs South, $10K, 116/13/2 Nashwan. Southwell, Britain, 1-15, Hcp, 4yo/up, 4-FG, Msw, 6f, +Just to Tell You, $37K KEE SEP yrl, 5-1 1m (AWT). B-Shadwell Farm LLC. *3,000gns HIT >07 OMEGA CODE (Elusive Quality), Hartley, 175/22/1 TATJUL. 9-DED, Stk, 7f, Code of Honour, $12K OBS MAR 2yo, 6-1 PEACE RULES (Jules), Vinery, $15K, 187/23/2 6-OP, Msw, 6f, Peace Reigns, $3K KEE SEP yrl q TRACK OPENING q 4-FG, Msw, 6f, +Bhangaloo Ruby, $250K OBS JUN 2yo, 7-2 OAKLAWN PARK - Hot Springs, AR QUINTON'S GOLD (Carson City), Doubletree, $3K, 14/2/1 8-SUN, Msw, 5 1/2f, +Gerdys Gold, $300 RUI YRL yrl, 6-1 Opens: Friday, January 16 SPEIGHTSTOWN (Gone West), Winstar, $40K, 195/18/3 Closes: Saturday, April 11 6-OP, Msw, 6f, Miss Mary K, $320K KEE APR 2yo Post Time: 1:30 p.m. (weekdays/Sundays); 7-GG, Aoc, 1m, Hornung, $200K OBS FEB 2yo 1:00 p.m. CST (Saturdays) STROLL (Pulpit), Claiborne, $8K, 56/9/3 Stakes Schedule: 31 stakes worth $4.625 9-DED, Stk, 7f, And Music Came, $7K KEE SEP yrl, 6-1 million. 9-DED, Stk, 7f, Smuggler's Hold, $6K KEE SEP yrl, 20-1 Highlights: $500,000 GI Apple Blossom H.-Apr. STRONG HOPE (Grand Slam), Claiborne, $30K, 176/9/0 4 $1-million GII Arkansas Derby-Apr. 11 6-OP, Msw, 6f, +Meet the Queen, $125K KEE SEP yrl ! ! TAPIT (Pulpit), Gainesway, $15K, 171/25/3 $500,000 GII Oaklawn H.-Apr. 4 ! $300,000 GII 7-GP, Alw, 1 1/16mT, Keeping the Honor, $200K FTF FEB 2yo, 6-1 Rebel S.-Mar. 14 ! $250,000 GIII Southwest S.- Feb. 16 Website: www.oaklawn.com FRIDAY CANCELLATIONS AQUEDUCT BEULAH PARK All European post times in the TDN are local time TURFWAY PARK P TDN AROUND THE WORLD • 1/16/09 • PAGE 6 of 8

Nad al Sheba, 22:40, $120,000, Hcp, 4yo/up, 2400mT, 2:35.82 gd. CRIME SCENE (IRE) (g, 6, Royal Applause {GB}--Crime, by Gulch), hero of the 2007 G3 St. Simon S. for Saeed bin Suroor, ran sixth in the G3 Dubai City of Gold S. H D U B A I H last March. The bay didn=t run again until Goodwood Aug. 1, when he finished 12th in the G3 Glorious S.; he Yesterday=s Results: then ran fourth in the Listed Carlsberg Stand Cup at Nad Al Sheba, 21.30, $175,000, Hcp, 4yo/up, Chester Sept. 13 and was put away for another go at 1777mT, 1:52.91, gd. the Dubai Carnival. Fifth in a handicap on the local dirt THIRD SET (IRE) (g, 6, Royal Applause {GB}--Khamseh Jan. 1, Crime Scene raced in mid-pack, moved up to {GB}, by Thatching {Ire}), a winner at Glorious Good- challenge with just over a half-mile remaining and made it to the wire 1 1/4 lengths in front of Engrupido (Arg) wood in 2007, made three appearances at last year=s (Potrillon {Arg}). Sugar Ray (Ire) (Danehill), a Dubai Carnival at Nad al Sheba. He debuted with a 600,000gns purchase at TATAUT, raced a bit keenly second in a Jan. 17 handicap on the dirt before captur- early before tiring to finish fifth. Click for the Racing ing a pair on the turf, a Feb. 8 handicap and the Listed Post chart. Lifetime Record: GSW-GB, 22-7-2-2, Zabeel Mile three weeks later. He failed to take the next $380,623. step upon his return to Britain, however, finishing fifth O-HRH Princess Haya. B-Gainsborough Stud Manage- in the G3 Sovereign S. at Salisbury Aug. 14 and a ment Ltd. T-Mubarak bin Shafya. distant third to Raven=s Pass in the G2 Celebration Mile at Goodwood Aug. 23, and closing out 2008 with a ADDITIONAL HANDICAP RESULTS: 12th-place finish in Newmarket=s G3 Darley S. Oct. 17. Nad Al Sheba, 20:55, $120,000, Hcp, 3yo/up, Unhurried in the early stages of this return, the six-year- 1500mT, 1:32.57, gd. old made a steady advance, switched wide to challenge SILVER MIST (SAF) (g, 7, Western Winter--Palace Bride with 500 meters remaining and finished up well to hand {Aus}, by Palace Music) Lifetime Record: MGSP-SAf, Brave Tin Soldier (Storm Cat) a 1 1/2-length defeat. The 33-8-3-3, $150,226. O-Sh Rashid bin Humaid Al winner, a 55,000gns TATOCT yearling, is a half-brother Nuaimi. B-Midlands Equine Enterprises. T-M de Kock. to Bonus (Ire) (Cadeaux Genereux {GB}), GSW-Ire & SW-GB, $381,722; and Georgebernardshaw (Ire) Nad al Sheba, 19:45, $110,000, Hcp, 4yo/up, f/m, (Danehill Dancer {Ire}), SW & MGSP-Ire, $104,018. 1500mT, 1:35.61, gd. Click for the Racing Post chart. Lifetime Record: SW- MISS GORICA (IRE) (m, 5, Mull of Kintyre--Allegorica UAE & GSP-GB, 17-7-4-1, $776,185. {Ire}, by Alzao) Lifetime Record: 29-4-3-6, $162,094. O-Sultan Ali. B-A Stroud & J Hanly. T-Mubarak bin O-G Tierney. B-Miss A R Byrne. T-Joanna Morgan. Shafya. *i16,000 yrl >05 TATIRE.

Nad Al Sheba, 20:20, $50,000, Cond, 3yo, 1400m, 1:26.32, ft. SOS BRILLANTE (CHI) (f, 4, Dance Brightly--Strike Out {Chi} {G1SP-Chi}, by Mashaallah) made an auspicious debut at Hipodromo Chile last March, when she PAIR OF SIX-FIGURE HORSES TOP MM DAY SIX A filly by Flying Spur (Aus) and a General Nediym (Aus) stormed home by 11 3/4 lengths for trainer Oscar Silva filly each realized final bids in the six-figure range to Sepulveda. Purchased privately thereafter, the bay was lead the way during the sixth day of the 2009 Conrad hoping to follow in the hoofprints of fellow Chilean-bred Jupiter Magic Millions Yearling Sale on the Gold Coast. Cocoa Beach (Doneraile Court), who distinguished Consigned by Racetree, hip 1075, a daughter of Con- herself in Dubai last winter before notching a pair of coct (Aus) (Spinning World) was hammered down to Grade I victories in the U.S. Sos Brillante took up a leading local trainer Kelly Schweida for a session-top- tracking position, moved up to challenge India Tiberina ping A$105,000. Hip 1124, a filly out of G1SW Heart (Chi) (Indy Dancer) with a furlong remaining and bested Ruler (NZ) (Marscay {Aus}), also proved popular, selling that filly late by two lengths. Click for the Racing Post for A$101,000 to Bert Viera. The bay was consigned chart. Lifetime Record: 2-2-0-0, $39,076. by Corumbene Stud. A total of 147 yearling were sold O-Sh Ahmed bin Mohammed Al Maktoum. B-Haras for gross receipts of over A$3.25 million. AIt was a real Carioca. T-Saeed bin Suroor. buyers day today," said Magic Millions Managing Direc- tor David Chester. AThe value was second to none. We had buyers from all around the country and also a few J Watch Out for “TDN Rising Stars” J from overseas. They all reported what great value their Stars of tomorrow grabbing the spotlight today... purchases were.@ The Magic Millions wraps up today with a session beginning at 11 a.m. local time. P TDN AROUND THE WORLD • 1/16/09 • PAGE 7 of 8

ADDITIONAL MAIDEN WINNERS: B R E E D E R S’ E D I T I O N +Pasquale Red, c, 3, Cape Canaveral--Magical Colours (Ire), by Rainbows for Life. CTX, 1-14, 4 1/2f, :53. AMERICA B-Hinkle Farms & Mike Brown (KY). *$20,000 yrl '07 KEESEP. ALLOWANCE RESULTS: Jetabug, f, 3, Fast Play--Joyful Summer, by Summer 2nd-SAX, $53,248, NW1X, 4yo/up, f/m, 1 1/16m Squall. FGX, 1-15, (S), 1m, 1:39 3/5. B-Joe & Gene (AWT), 1:43 1/5, ft. Walkoviak (LA). DIVINE LEGACY (f, 4, Full Mandate--Caught Ree, by Legs Eleven, f, 3, Full Mandate--Advantage, by Tactical Eastern Echo) Lifetime Record: 11-2-2-0, $128,168. Advantage. SAX, 1-15, (C), 1m (AWT), 1:37 2/5. O-William L Currin & Alvin Eisman. B-Bettina Gates (FL). B-Jack T Hammer & DBA Buckingham Stables Inc T-William L Currin. *$170,000 wlng '05 KEENOV. (FL). *1/2 to What=s Your Edge (Stormy Atlantic), **1/2 to Bashert (Tiger Ridge), MGSP. SW, $147,000. Ghost Gallore, g, 3, Silver Ghost--Bentley Pride, 4th-SAX, $50,000, NW1X, (S), 4yo/up, f/m, a6 1/2fT, by Belong to Me. DED, 1-14, (S), 5f, 1:00 4/5. 1:13, fm. B-Dorothy Cotton (LA). *$2,700 yrl '07 LTBOCT; BURNA DETTE (f, 4, Unusual Heat--Raise a Rebelette, $5,700 yrl '07 TEXDEC. by Raise a Champion) Lifetime Record: 7-2-2-1, Forster Hall, g, 4, Deputy Minister--Dante's Mary, by $79,960. O/B-Jeff Stiefel (CA). T-Peter Eurton. Boston Harbor. SAX, 1-15, (C), 6 1/2f (AWT), 1:16 2/5. B-Eugene Melnyk (KY). 9th-FGX, $46,000, Opt. Clm. ($40,000), NW2X, Red Wood Devil, c, 4, Greenwood Lake--Gal With a 4yo/up, a1 1/16mT, 1:46 1/5, fm. Past, by Mt. Livermore. CTX, 1-14, 4 1/2f, :53 2/5. DIAMOND TYCOON (h, 5, Johannesburg--Palacoona B-Merry Widows Partnership (KY). {Fr} {SW & GSP-Fr}, by Last Tycoon {Ire}) Lifetime Urtheloveofmylife, f, 4, Lemon Drop Kid--Dayclear, by Record: SP-Eng, 12-3-3-0, $93,861. O-Charlotte A.P. Indy. GPX, 1-15, (C), 1 1/16mT, 1:42 4/5. Musgrave. B-W S Farish, Mansell Stables LC & Edmund B-Anderson Inc. (KY). Odette (KY). T-Andrew McKeever. *$55,000 wlng '04 Cagun Collect, f, 4, Wire Me Collect--Cagun Connec- KEENOV; 35,000gns 2yo >06 TATAPR. tion, by Solford. DED, 1-14, (S), 5f, 1:01. B-Callan J Lejeune (LA). 8th-FGX, $46,000, NW1X, (S), 4/up, f/m, 6f, 1:12, ft. MARA'S TIME (f, 4, Time Bandit--Michelle's Crown • ON THE WORKTAB • {SP}, by Glitterman) Lifetime Record: 4-2-1-0, $60,050. O/B-Steve Hartman (LA). T-E J Johnston. AQUEDUCT True Quality (Elusive Quality), 5f, •1:00.03, 1/10 8th-GPX, $39,000, NW2$X, 4yo/up, 6f, 1:11 3/5, ft. CALDER HOMETOWN BOY (g, 5, Came Home--Miss Doolittle, by Delightful Kiss (Kissin Kris), 4f, :51.00, 16/17 Storm Cat) Lifetime Record: 15-3-2-0, $118,476. O-E FAIR GROUNDS Paul Robsham Stables LLC. B-W S Farish, Madeleine A Secret Gypsy (Sea of Secrets), 4f, •:47.80, 1/47 Paulson & Skara Glen Stables (KY). T-Stanley M Hough. *$250,000 yrl '05 KEESEP. **1/2 to Broadway Gold GOLDEN GATE (Seeking the Gold), SW, $166,645. High Resolve (Put It Back), 6f, 1:13.80, 2/6 Victorina (Delaware Township), 5f, 1:00.60, 2/11 7th-CTX, $31,000, 1-14, NW1X, 4yo/up, 7f, 1:26, ft. GULFSTREAM PARK BIGUM (g, 6, Ole'--Danzar, by Native Prospector) Life- C. S. Silk (Medaglia d’Oro), 5f, •1:00.00, 1/23 time Record: 25-3-3-9, $89,540. O-Mojallali Stables Hello Broadway (Broken Vow), 5f, 1:00.40, 2/23 Inc. B-Howard L Beddo & Henry Moreno (CA). T-Freddie Kip Deville (Kipling), 5f, 1:04.80, 22/23 R Johnson. PALM MEADOWS 9th-TAM, $20,200, NW1X, 4/up, 6 1/2f, 1:17 2/5, ft. Anak Nakal (Victory Gallop), 4f, :48.60, 10/39 WEKIVA WACHEE (g, 4, Wekiva Springs--Bud's Golden Cool Coal Man (Mineshaft), 4f, :48.60, 10/39 Girl, by Neptuno {Arg}) Lifetime Record: 12-2-2-1, Forefathers (Gone West), 4f, :48.40, 6/39 $39,009. O/B-Mary Bonfili (FL). T-Sandra Cataldi. Peisinoe (Yes It’s True), 5f, •1:00.95, 1/21 SANTA ANITA You can also pick up a copy of the TDN Lovely Isle (Mr. Greeley), 4f, •:47.00, 1/41 today at the Rail Trip (Jump Start), 7f, 1:28.00, 2/2 Magic Millions Gold Coast Yearling Sale. P TDN AROUND THE WORLD • 1/16/09 • PAGE 8 of 8

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IN CHILE: Torrente de Agua (Chi), f, 4, Touch Gold--Torrey Pines, by Woodman. Valparaiso Sporting Club, 1-14, Hcp, 1000m. O/B Haras Carioca; T-Jose I Inda.

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Jan. 18 GII El Encino S. SA Delivered to you by fax, GIII First Lady S. GP email, or on the web for Jan. 19 GII San Marcos S. SA Jan. 25 GII Palos Verdes H. SA GIII Tuzla H. SA Jan. 30 GII Forward Gal S. GP GII Hutcheson S. GP Jan. 31 GI Santa Monica H. SA FREE? GI Donn H. GP A sample from this week’s SDW... GIII Holy Bull S. GP Feb. 1 GI Gulfstream Park Turf H. GP GIII Suwannee River H. GP GIII La Habra S. SA Feb. 7 GI Las Virgenes S. SA 3yo/up, dirt, sprint (Closing date in bold) GII Strub S. SA NATIONAL: GII Robert B. Lewis S. SA 01-17 100 Mr. Prospector H.-III, GP, 4/up, 6f (100), CLSD GIII Risen Star S. FG 02-14 150 Richter Scale-II, GP, 4/up, 7f (150), 01-31 GIII Silverbulletday S. FG 02-16 150 General George H-II, Lrl, 7f (0), 02-05 03-14 75/50 Duncan F Kenner, FG, 6f (75), 02-28 GIII Mineshaft H. FG 03-28 2000 Dubai Golden Shaheen-G1, Nad, 1200m (2000), 2-18 GIII Thunder Road H. SA 04-04 300 Carter H.-I, Aqu, 7f (300), 03-21 Feb. 8 GII San Antonio H. SA 04-10 150 Count Fleet Sprint H.-III, OP, 6f (100), 03-28 Feb. 14 GI Santa Maria H. SA GII Barbara Fritchie H. LRL GII Richter Scale H. GP GIII Sam F. Davis S. TAM Click here to download the current edition. GIII El Camino Real Derby GG GIII Endeavour BC S. TAM Feb. 15 GII La Canada S. SA Click here to sign up to receive it weekly. GIII Daytona H. SA GIII Hurricane Bertie H. GP