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HEADLINE NEWS • 5/25/04 • PAGE 2 of 5 ATTRACTION Heads to Ascot HEADLINE p2 NEWS For information about TDN, DELIVERED EACH NIGHT call 732-747-8060. BY FAX AND INTERNET www.thoroughbreddailynews.com TUESDAY, MAY 25, 2004 DAIWA EL CIELO SCORES OAKS UPSET T R I P L E T H R E A T S Daiwa El Cielo (Jpn) (Sunday Silence) upset the field P P to take Sunday’s G1-Jpn Yushun Himba (Japanese Eddington Works Towards Belmont Oaks) in Tokyo, while the heavily favored previously Eddington (Unbridled), third in the GI Preakness S., unbeaten Dance in the Mood (Jpn) (Sunday Silence) worked a bullet half mile at Belmont Park yesterday in struggled home fourth. Daiwa El Cielo won at first :46 2/5 with retired Hall of Fame jockey Angel Cordero asking last December, but found Sweep Tosho (Jpn) in the irons. The chestnut colt is (End Sweep) too much and finished behind that filly in one of six confirmed starters for the Kobai S. one month later. Victorious in the G3 the June 5 GI Belmont S. “It was Queen’s Cup in February, Daiwa El Cielo couldn’t mus- quicker than we wanted, but we ter the same kind of finish in her most recent start, did want something quick,” ex- when she had to settle for seventh in the G1 Oka Sho plained trainer Mark Hennig. “I (Japanese 1000 Guineas) last month. Overlooked for wanted to make sure he didn’t her return to Group 1 company, the filly broke from get too relaxed. I got him in :22 post 13 and was content to track pacesetter Winglet 4/5 for his last quarter, so we’ll (Jpn) (Taiki Shuttle) early. With a powerful move on the look to move forward off this. backstretch, Daiwa El Cielo moved past that filly and He had his ears laid back and he held the advantage all the way home, holding off the wasn’t looking around. He was Eddington Horsephotos late charge of her nemesis Sweep Tosho, who finished really focused today.” Cordero 3/4-lengths back in second. Dance in the Mood, winner added, “He went very good. He changed his leads of the Oka Sho, finished further back in fourth. “She perfectly. He was very aggressive. For a big horse, he’s was in great condition and she appears to be a filly who agile and a beautiful mover.” can handle a longer distance,” said winning trainer Royal Assault (Kris S.), winner of the Sir Barton S. on Kunihide Matsuda. Matsuda indicated that the filly will the Preakness undercard, worked six furlongs over be targeted toward the G1 Shuka Sho Oct. 17. Belmont’s main track yesterday in 1:16. The other definite Belmont starters are Rock Hard Ten Sunday, Tokyo, Japan (Kris S.), Tapit (Pulpit), Tap Dancer (Sword Dance {Ire}) YUSHUN HIMBA (JAPANESE OAKS)-G1, and Smarty Jones (Elusive Quality). Considered possible ¥229,360,000, 5-23, Tokyo, 3yo/up, 2400mT, are the Nick Zito pair of Birdstone (Grindstone) and The 2:27.20, fm. Cliff’s Edge (Gulch). 1--DAIWA EL CIELO (JPN), 121, f, 3, by Sunday Silence 1st Dam: London Bridge (Jpn) (GSW-Jpn, $769,317), by Dr Devious Extra Schooling for Rock Hard Ten Preakness runner-up Rock Hard Ten (Kris S.) was a 2nd Dam: All For London, by Danzig handful behind the gate before the Preakness and has 3rd Dam: Full Card, by Damascus been getting extra schooling at Belmont. Trainer Jason O-Daiwa Shoji K; B-Shimokobe Farm; T-K Matsuda; Orman has taken the giant colt to the gate the last J-Y Fukunaga; ¥128,262,000. Lifetime Record: three mornings and has been working with New York 5-3-1-0. Racing Association starter Bob Duncan. “He’s spent 2--Sweep Tosho (Jpn), 121, f, 3, End Sweep--Tabatha about 20 minutes to a half hour at the gate,” Orman Tosho (Jpn), by Dancing Brave. O-Tosho Sangyo; said. “The horse gets back there and Bob just gets him B-Tosho Sangyo & Tosho Bokujo. ¥47,932,000. to drop his head. Bob knows what he’s doing and we 3--Yamanin Alabaster (Jpn), 121, f, 3, Golden let him do whatever he wants with the horse.” Rock Pheasant--Yamanin Recall (Jpn), by Tamamo Cross Hard Ten is scheduled to work this morning. (Jpn). O-H Doi; B-Nishikioka Farm. ¥28,466,000. Margins: 3/4, 3, NO. Odds: 21.40, 13.80, 23.00. Triple Threats cont. p. 2 Our portfolio management tools continue to grow: Weekly Bid-Ask Market For: Broodmares, stallion seasons, stallion shares, racehorses, in-utero foals, foal sharing... www.equinecommerce.com (859) 422-4222 TDN P HEADLINE NEWS • 5/25/04 • PAGE 2 of 5 (Triple Threats cont.) C L A S S I C C O R N E R Purge Likely to Skip Belmont P P Purge (Pulpit), winner of Saturday’s GII Peter Pan, looks likely to skip the Belmont S., according to trainer Attraction Ascot Bound Todd Pletcher. “There are a lot of spots out there and The Duke of Roxburghe’s Attraction (GB) (Efisio we don’t want to come back too soon in the Belmont,” {GB}) is on course for a tilt at the G1 Coronation S. at Pletcher explained. The July 11 GII Dwyer could be on Royal Ascot June 18 after her success in Sunday’s G1 the colt’s summer schedule. Irish 1000 Guineas at The Curragh. The dual Classic winner came out of Sunday’s race with “no problems” and is set to contest the mile race at the Royal meeting. Keeping Up With “At the moment, we are thinking about the Coronation S. at Royal Ascot for her next race,” trainer Mark The (Smarty) Jones Johnston's wife Deirdre told PA Sport yesterday. “She is just amazing and I don’t think that we have got to the bottom of her yet.” Also likely in the race is Smarty Watch 2004 Kinnaird (Ire) (Dr Devious {Ire}), fourth in Sunday’s Kentucky Derby and Preakness winner Smarty Jones contest. (Elusive Quality) continued his preparations for the June 5 GI Belmont S. with a 1 3/4-miles gallop at Philadel- Duke to the Palace phia Park yesterday. Current plans call for the colt to Saturday’s G1 Irish 2000 Guineas winner Bachelor work Friday and ship to Duke (Miswaki) will attempt to confirm the form of that Belmont June 2. “That Classic in the G1 St James’s Palace S. at Royal Ascot could change, but that’s June 15. Confirming the plan to go to the Royal meet- the way it is right now,” ing after his length defeat of Azamour (Ire) (Night Shift) said trainer John Servis. at The Curragh, conditioner James Toller said yester- “He’ll gallop two miles [to- day, “He’s come out of the race very well and was day] and then I’ll give him extremely fresh this morning. I felt, had the Irish race two mediocre days, proba- been run at a stronger pace, he would have won easier bly a mile and a half gal- as he just sprinted for three furlongs.” He will face a re- lops on Wednesday and match with G1 2000 Guineas winner Haafhd (GB) at Thursday. We’ll probably Ascot, having trailed that rival in seventh in the Smarty Jones Equi-Photo gallop him with the pony Newmarket Classic. “We’ve still got ground to make up on Thursday leading into on him, even looking at the Irish form, but it’s a chal- the work. Again, I don’t want him too sharp and I don’t lenge we would certainly like to have a go at,” Toller want him too sharp for the work. Right now it probably added. Bachelor Duke will also meet Azamour again as looks like I’m going to work him seven furlongs, a slow John Oxx effectively ruled out next Saturday’s G1 seven furlongs for him. I don’t want him too sharp. I Epsom Derby for His Highness the Aga Khan’s colt. “I don’t want him working in :58 and then trying to run still have to discuss things with the Aga Khan, but I off in the first part of the race. Right now the big thing expect the decision will be to run him next in the St with him is trying to take a little bit of the edge off and James’s Palace,” the trainer told PA Sport. Irish Guin- trying to keep him happy.” Jockey Stewart Elliott will eas fourth-placed Leitrim House (GB) (Cadeaux be aboard for Friday’s work. Genereux {GB}) is also expected in the mile contest. TDN P HEADLINE NEWS • 5/25/04 • PAGE 3 of 5 MEGURO KINEN-G2 results cont. P R E S U L T S P Chakra, winner of last year's G2 Starters S., closed Sunday, Chukyo, Japan out 2003 with a seventh-place finish in the Grand Prix TOKAI TV HAI TOKAI S.-G2, ¥112,160,000, 5-23, Arima Kinen Dec. 28 and didn't reappear until a fourth Chukyo, 3yo/up, 2300m, 2:23.70, ft. placing in the G2 Nikkei Sho in March. A well-beaten 1--EN DEHORS (JPN), 125, h, 5, by Brian’s Time fourth in his latest, the G1 Tenno Sho May 2, Chakra 1st Dam: Star Ballerina (Jpn) (GSW-Jpn, drew outside in the field of 18 in his attempt to collect $1,757,408), by Risen Star his second group victory. Rushed over to the inside 2nd Dam: Berliani, by Nureyev early by jockey Yoshitomi Shibata, the four-year-old 3rd Dam: Eleven Pleasures, by What A Pleasure rushed to the front in the stretch and held off the late O-Shadai Race Horse; B-Shadai Farm; T-K Nishiura; charge of Treasure, establishing a new track record in J-Masaru Honda; ¥59,162,000.
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