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TDN Feature Presentation LAVA MAN MAY HAVE RUN LAST RACE While no official decision has been made, multi-mil- GRADE 2 lion dollar earner Lava Man (Slew City Slew) may have run his last race, according to co-owner Steve Kenley of STD Stable. ANothing=s official, but I=m sure we=ll huddle up and make a decision before too long on what to do,@ Kenley said yesterday, a day after Lava Man ran

GENERAL SIRE LIST: last in the GI Eddie Read H. AIt=s nothing we feel we have to do in a day or two, but we=ll huddle up and 5 OF TOP 16 STAND AT LANE’S END decide to do what=s best for the horse.@ Lava Man was INCLUDING # 1 SMART STRIKE claimed by STD Stable and - Times 7/21 Jason Wood and trainer Looking Back... Doug O=Neill for $50,000 at When you scan the list of Sanford winners, some of Del Mar in 2004. The seven- the biggest names in jump out at year-old gelding went on to you. Triple Crown winner and =s win seven Grade I races and Handicap Triple hero both earned their first- earnings of $5,268,706. He ever stakes wins in the event; 1978 Triple Crown won three straight renewals champ was actually picking up his third stakes of the GI Hollywood Gold score in the race. beat the boys in the second Benoit Cup, from 2005-2007, as running of the Sanford in 1914. set the well as the 2006 and 2007 stakes record of 1:09 1/5 in 2004, and went on to win editions of the GI Santa Anita H. and the 2006 GI Pa- the GI Preakness and GI Belmont S. cific Classic and GI Charles Whittingham Memorial H. One of the most impressive performances in Sanford Winless since last year=s Gold Cup, Lava Man seemed history was not, however, a win, but the second-place to regain his form with a game third-place effort in the finish of Man o=War in 1919. June 7 Whittingham, leaving connections disappointed The race was contested on Aug. with his finish in the Eddie Read. AWe were really confi- 13, and Man o=War already had six dent [Sunday] because he looked so good in the pad- victories to his credit. He was dock and he had been training really well since the heavily favored at 1-2 to make it Whittingham,@ Kenley said. AAnd he ran great in the seven in a row, but luck was not Whittingham. With that, we thought we could do better with him. The first stroke of misfor- yesterday. We thought he=d be cruising along on the NYRA tune came when the starter, Mars Cassidy, fell ill, and was replaced by lead and things would go our way.@ Kenley praised Lava placing judge C.H. Pettingill. Pettingill was plagued by Man, adding, AWe have nothing but appreciation for this bad starts all day, and the Sanford was no exception. horse. It=s been quite a ride for four years. He=s been in Caught flat-footed and facing the wrong way when the spotlight and he=s put us on the map.@ the tape went up, ABig Red@ found himself trailing the field down the backstretch. went UPCOMING MAJOR NORTH AMERICAN STAKES to work, driving the powerful chestnut after his rivals; Man o=War=s monster stride ate up ground. He had just Date Race Track three horses in front of him on the turn for home, and it July 23 GIII Schuylerville S. SAR looked like he might overcome the disastrous start, but July 24 GII Sanford S. SAR Loftus opted to send Man o=War up the rail in the July 25 GIII Lake George S. SAR stretch and the two were boxed in. Cont. p2

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Looking Back (cont. from p1) Describing that final drive, Willie Knapp, aboard Up- set, reportedly said, AWe=d passed the quarter pole and were going to the eighth pole when I heard something right behind me, and I knew it was Big Red coming at me now. I looked back and there he was. Johnny Lof- tus was riding like a crazy man and he yelled at me, >Move over, Willie! I=m coming through!= So I yelled at him, >Take off! Take off, you bum, or I=ll put you through the rail!=@ Loftus was forced to take up, but finally got Man SARATOGA IS COMING ... Opening Day is Wednesday o=War into the clear in the final furlong. It was too late, Raceshooters.com though. Carrying 130 pounds to Upset=s 115, Man o=War came up a neck short in what would be the only defeat of his career. The prospective field for this year=s running of the GII SANFORD S. Sanford may not include another Man o=War, but it July 24, 94th running, $150,000, 2yo, 6f does feature a pair of J “TDN Rising Stars” J. Stakes Record: 1:09 1/5, Afleet Alex, 2004 Desert Party (Street Cry {Ire}), who graduated in his Last Year=s Winner: Ready=s Image (More Than Ready) debut at Arlington in June, will have in the Champion Two-Year-Olds: Seven Sanford winners have gone on to year-end honors as champion two- irons; Notonthesamepage (Catienus) earned AStar@ sta- tus when setting a track record of :50 flat for 4 1/2 year-old - Tom Fool, 1952; , 1960; furlongs in his career opener on Apr. 30, but has not Secretariat, 1972; Affirmed, 1977; , been out since. Also pointing for the six-furlong test are 1987; , 1993; and Maria=s Mon, 1995. Bullion Cache (Seeking the Gold), a maiden winner at Most Wins - Owner: 8, - First Churchill June 25; Heir to the Stone (Birdstone), who Minstrel, 1933; , 1941; Big Stretch, 1950; bested New York-breds by 5 3/4 lengths in his July 10 Tom Fool, 1951; Thin Ice, 1956; Weatherwise, debut at Belmont; and Run Away and Hide (City Zip), 1959; Delirium, 1963; Fuzzbuster, 1978. who made it two-for-two in the May 1 GIII S. Most Wins - Trainer: 6, John Gaver Sr. - Devil Diver, at Churchill. 1941; Big Stretch, 1950; Tom Fool, 1951; Thin Ice, 1956; Weatherwise, 1959; Delirium, 1963; 5, D. Wayne Lukas - Sovereign Don, 1985; Bite the MOVING ??? Bullet, 1989; Formal Dinner, 1990; Mountain Cat, For just a day or forever... 1992; and Time Bandit, 1998. Call us with your new fax number. Most Wins - Jockey: 5, John Velazquez - More Than Ready, 1999; Buster=s Daydream, 2001; Chapel (732) 747-8060 Royal, 2003; , 2006; Ready=s Image, 2007.

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PEDIGREE INSIGHTS the runner-up for the third time, with Little Belle follow- ing the example of Tomisue=s Delight and Fircroft. BY ANDREW CAULFIELD When I wrote about Jilbab I commented that: COACHING CLUB AMERICAN OAKS-GI, $294,000, ANo horse capable of siring sons of the quality of BEL, 7-19, 3yo, f, 1 1/4m, 2:01 3/5, ft. Aptitude, A P Valentine, Golden Missile, Jump Start, 1--MUSIC NOTE, 121, f, 3, by A.P. Indy Stephen Got Even, Old Trieste, Pulpit and Symboli Indy 1st Dam: Note Musicale (GB), by Sadler's Wells could ever be described as a Afilly@ sire. Yet A.P. Indy, 2nd Dam: It's in the Air, by Mr. Prospector the stallion responsible for this impressive collection, 3rd Dam: A Wind Is Rising, by Francis S. has undoubtedly earned a reputation for being an even O-Godolphin Racing LLC; B-Gainsborough Farm LLC better sire of fillies than he is of colts.@ Cont. p4 (KY); T-Saeed bin Suroor; J-Javier Castellano; Music Note, f, 3 $180,000. Lifetime Record: 5-4-0-0, $398,000. *1/2 Boldnesian Bold Reasoning to Musical Chimes (In Excess {Ire}), GISW-US & Fr, Reason to Earn $965,349; Top of the Bill (Lear Fan), MSW-Stp, Poker $165,420. Werk Nick Rating: D+. Click for the Fair Charmer A.P. Indy eNicks report and 5-cross pedigree. Bold Ruler Secretariat Over the years A.P. Indy=s daughters have treated us Somethingroyal Weekend Surprise to plenty of impressive Grade I victories, with Secret Buckpasser Lassie Dear Status= seven-length romp in the , Sweet Gay Missile Symphony=s wide-margin win in the Alabama S. and Nearctic Northern Dancer Rags to Riches= various triumphs among the most mem- Natalma Sadler’s Wells orable. But, for sheer imperiousness, nothing compares Note Musicale Bold Reason Fairy Bridge to the way Music Note sprinted away from her rivals (GB) Special Unraced for an 11-length success in the Coaching Club Ameri- Raise a Native 6Fls, 3 Wnrs, It’s in the Air Mr. Prospector can Oaks three days ago. This was the second CCA 2GSW Ch, 43-16-9-6, Gold Digger Oaks victory for Lane=s End=s star stallion, following $892,339 A Wind is Rising Francis S. Jilbab in 2002, and A.P. Indy was also responsible for 12Fls, 1GSW, 2SW 7Fls, 1Ch, 1GSW Queen Nasra

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Even though the names of , Mineshaft, two-year-old Consensual and the high-class Jaypeg, Friends Lake and Majestic Warrior have since been who this year has triumphed in Group 1 international added to the list of A.P. Indy=s most talented sons, the contests in Dubai and Singapore. above paragraph still holds true six years later. Admit- It can surely be only a matter of time before tedly, A.P. Indy=s impressive total of over 60 graded Mineshaft joins the Grade I club, as he has the Grade II winners divides equally between the sexes, but the winners Casino Drive and Cool Coal Man among his fillies dominate at Grade I level, accounting for 13 of his first three-year-olds. The vibes are encouraging con- 21 winners at the highest level in the U.S. In other cerning the 2004 Derby winner Friends Lake, words, only eight of the 21 are colts (with that statistic whose early runners include Screen Your Friend, winner changing to nine out of 22 if the Japanese colt Symboli of the GIII Bashford Manor S. It could also pay to keep Indy is included). an eye on Stephen Got Even, as his 2008 yearlings There is also a powerful back-up team of a dozen were conceived soon after his son Stevie Wonderboy Grade II-winning sons, and such has been A.P. Indy=s had landed the title of champion two-year-old colt. charisma that breeders have been eager to support his Jump Start, with nine stakes winners among his 112 sons, even if they fell a little short of the highest class. current runners, is another who can be expected to That charisma stems from the fact that A.P. Indy was make further progress. Horse of the Year, as was his sire, the Triple Crown- To get back to Music Note, she was guaranteed to be winning Seattle Slew, and the 1992 Belmont S. winner suited by the step up to a mile and a quarter in the CCA also comes from an exceptional female line--something Oaks. In addition to being by a winner of the Belmont, which helped this very handsome individual top the she is out of a daughter of Sadler=s Wells, a stallion 1990 Keeneland July Sale at $2,900,000. renowned as a source of excellence over 13 miles or So far, six of A.P. Indy=s American stallion sons have more. That Sadler=s Wells mare, the unraced Note Musi- hit the Grade I target, with Pulpit leading the way from cale, is out of a daughter of Mr. Prospector, which Malibu Moon, Old Trieste, Aptitude, Golden Missile and means she is bred along the same lines as Look Honey, Stephen Got Even. Another son, the unexceptional turf a Group 2 winner over 13 miles, New Frontier, a Group winner Camden Park, has shown considerable potential 3 winner at up to 1 7/8 miles, and Carnival Dancer, a in South Africa, siring the recent Grade 1-winning triple Group 3 winner over 13 miles. Cont. p5

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(Pedigree Insights cont.) This family has also enjoyed recent Group 1 success The idea that Note Musicale would also have been with West Wind, winner of the 2007 Prix de Diane, and suited by 13 miles is supported by the record of her Saoirse Abu, a filly who took two of Ireland=s top juve- high-class In Excess filly Musical Chimes. This Group 1 nile events last year, so it isn=t just A.P. Indy who is a winner over eight and nine furlongs stayed 13 miles source of top-notch distaffers. This family also has a well enough to be third in the French Oaks and second notable young representative in Art Connoisseur, an in the Yellow Ribbon S. English colt who showed excellent acceleration in win- Music Note follows Indy Five Hundred as only A.P. ning the G2 Coventry S. Indy=s second Grade I winner out of a mare by a son of Northern Dancer (or third if you count Symboli Indy). Click for the brisnet.com chart, the brisnet.com PPs o r There are graded winners out of daughters of Danzig, El the free brisnet.com catalogue-style pedigree. Video, Gran Senor, Lyphard, Night Shift and Nureyev, plus a sponsored by Taylor Made. handful of Grade II and Grade III winners with Northern Dancer mares as their second dams. However, A.P. Indy is far more famous for his associ- THIS WEEK IN HISTORY... ation with mares from the Mr. Prospector line. The emergence this year of Little Belle and Adriano has July 23, 1985...A bay colt, Seattle Dancer, by Nijinsky improved A.P. Indy=s total of graded winners out of Mr. II out of the mare My Charmer, sold to Robert Sangster Prospector mares to 13, from the first 100 foals bred for $13.1 million at the Keeneland July Yearling Sale. It this way--a tremendous achievement. was the record price for a Thorough- Music Note=s second dam is by Mr. bred at public auction. Prospector, but she wasn=t just any old Mr. Prospector mare. This mare-- "TDN alerts are July 26, 1962...Jockey Angel Cordero It=s in the Air--did so well that another great Jr. rode his first winner in the U.S., Gainsborough had to pay $4,600,000 example of how to acquire her as an eight-year-old in well the Counterate, at Aqueduct Racetrack. 1984. Her racing career, which ex- Thoroughbred Daily tended to 43 starts, saw her share the News adapts to the July 27, 1973...Secretariat, getting title of champion two-year-old filly, changing needs of its readers. The ready for the Aug. 4 Whitney S., but It=s in the Air trained on extremely alerts allow me to worked a mile in 1:34 over a muddy well, numbering the Alabama S. over get the news the track at Saratoga. The time was 4/5 of a 13 miles among her numerous subse- way I want it, and second lower than the 55-year-old track quent victories. allows me to stay record. Secretariat galloped out 1 1/8 She was in foal to A.P. Indy=s sire up to date no matter Seattle Slew at the time of her sale where I am.@ miles in 1:47 4/5, 2/5 of a second lower than the track standard. and that foal, Bitooh, won a Group 2 -Dave Williams, in France to rank as her dam=s best Adena Stallions effort. For a while it looked as though Click Here to Sign Up July 28, 1951...Citation, then the It=s in the Air wasn=t a particularly world’s leading money-winning Thor- shrewd investment, but that has oughbred, was paraded before a crowd changed in recent years, with three of her daughters of 28,000 at Arlington Park in his last public appearance producing group winners. Storming Home, a Group I at a track before being retired to stud. winner in England and the U.S., is out of the winning Shareef Dancer mare Try to Catch Me, a three-parts sister to Note Musicale. July 28, 1987...Jockey Angel Cordero Jr. won his It=s in the Air was bred along similar lines to Morning 6,000th career race aboard Lost Kitty in the Colleen S. at Devotion, another influential broodmare best known as Monmouth Park. the dam of Balanchine, winner of the Oaks and Irish Derby. Both were by stallions from the Raise a Native J Watch Out for “TDN Rising Stars” J line, and It=s in the Air=s dam A Wind Is Rising was the Stars of tomorrow grabbing the spotlight today... second dam of Morning Devotion. MONZANTE - WINNER OF EDDIE READ HANDICAP GRADE 1! Congratulations to Jay and Gretchen Manoogian and trainer Mike Mitchell THE FIRST GROUP 1 WINNER BOUGHT IN PARTNERSHIP BY GORDIAN TROELLER AND JAMIE LLOYD GT: E Mail: [email protected]; Phone UK: 01144 1635 869370 • JL: E Mail [email protected]; Phone: 626-221-4500 Gordian is at Del Mar (August 9 to 25) 626-215-0845 P TDN HEADLINE NEWS • 7/22/08 • PAGE 6 of 9

Included among the implemented recommendations were: a ban on exogenous anabolic steroids for 45 days prior to a sale for weanlings and yearlings; a voluntary ownership registry; an updated list of prohibited prac- tices; and a Code of Conduct for all participants in public auctions. Last week=s Fasig-Tipton Kentucky July Sale was the first auction to fully implement the Task Force=s recommendations. Yesterday, Van Clief, along with TOBA President Dan Metzger, talked to the TDN=s Lucas Marquardt about the new committee and the goals it hopes to achieve.

What was the impetus behind the formation of the SALES INTEGRITY PROGRAM LAUNCHES monitoring committee? MONITORING COMMITTEE Van Clief: One of the points we want to make is Last week, the Thoroughbred Owners and Breeders that, when the Sales Integrity Task Force issued its Association (TOBA) announced the appointment of recommendations last fall, the process didn=t just D.G. Van Clief Jr. as the chairman of the Sales Integrity stop there. It=s not one of those deals where a list Program Monitoring Committee. Van Clief, currently the of recommendations was handed out from what- chairman of Fasig-Tipton and for- ever agency, and then everybody goes home. In merly the president of Breeders= Cup this process there has been follow-up, and it=s seri- Limited and commissioner of the ous follow-up. NTRA, will head the 11-member com- mittee, which has been charged with What sort of role do you see the committee playing? Aoverseeing the implementation and determining the effectiveness of the Van Clief: I think you can probably divide the com- Sales Integrity Task Force=s recom- mittee=s function into maybe a four-part mission. mendations that were issued in No- vember 2007,@ according to a TOBA Number one, as the name implies, is to monitor the release. The Monitoring Committee is implementation of the Task Force recommendations made up of: Jimmy Bell, Darley USA; with an eye toward gauging how effective they are. D.G. Van Clief, Jr. Reynolds Bell Jr., Reynolds Bell Thor- That=s number two, to gauge the effectiveness. Horsephotos oughbred Services; Bill Casner, WinStar Farm; Nick Nicholson, Number three, once we=ve collected enough input Keeneland Association; J. Michael O=Farrell, Ocala Stud and data to assess its effectiveness, we think it=s Farm; Frank Penn, Pennbrook Farm; Fred Sarver, Ameri- this committee=s job to go back to the Task Force can Saddlebred Horse Association; Samantha Siegel, and sales companies and recommend any changes, Jay Em Ess Stable; John Sikura, Hill >n= Dale Farms; and or additions, to the policies that might be necessary Bayne Welker, Mill Ridge Farm. to enhance or protect the marketplace. The Sales Integrity Task Force was established in 2004 after Lastly, we're also looking at this committee not calls for reform at Thoroughbred only as a monitoring body, but also as a communi- public auctions. The Task Force cations conduit. We're going to undertake it as our released a list of recommenda- job on the committee to keep the media, the public, tions that year, then last Novem- the marketplace and state government informed as ber released a second list, which to how these recommendations are being adopted, was fully adopted by Fasig- and how they're working once adopted. Tipton and Keeneland and par- tially adopted by the Ocala Breeders= Sales Company. Dan Metzger TOBA Cont. p7

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After the November sales, it=s very likely that we Was there any tally of how many of those were ac- will commission--in fact the committee plans on cessed by potential buyers? doing it--a piece of research to gauge how the mar- Van Clief: Yes, we asked that question specifically, ketplace feels about these policies. At that point, and we thought it was interesting--and remember there will be a considerable body of information this is preliminary--that there were zero requests of that we can tap, and we will ask a professional firm ownership in the repository. The sales company did to tap it for us and get opinions from all parts of announce there was a repository that was accessi- the marketplace. ble to qualified individuals; it was announced at the beginning of each sales session that there was a We do already have a small preliminary window to new condition, Condition 20, in the catalogue relat- look through in the form of the Fasig-Tipton July ing to sales transparency, and there was a full-time Sale. Fasig-Tipton has reported to the committee staff member allocated to providing information on that, as regards the steroid testing, out of the 305 requests. There were just no requests. We thought or so horses that were sold, there were 22 blood that was particularly interesting. But again, there samples requested. Those tests, which went to UC will be many more yearlings to sell through the rest Davis, all came back negative. of the summer and early fall, so let=s hold our opin- ion. Cont. p8 The Task Force also recommended, and the sales companies agreed, to implement a voluntary owner- ship disclosure registry. There were 82 horses 8 Copyright Thoroughbred Daily News. whose ownership was registered, of which 61 This newspaper may not be reproduced in any form or by revealed ownership that was not already carried on any means, electronic or mechanical, without prior the catalogue page. written permission of the copyright owner, MediaVista. Information as to the American races, race results and earnings was obtained from results charts published in TDN TODAY Daily Racing Form and utilized here with with the Headline News...... 9 pages permission of the copyright owner, Daily Racing Form.

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How long do you expect the committee to be around Do you have meeting schedule for the committee? How for? do you see the committee moving forward from here? Van Clief: The committee's in place until further Van Clief: We haven=t set forth a calendar schedule notice. of regular meetings at this point, but the assump- tion is that we will meet a couple of times between How were the members of the committee picked? Is now and November. Frankly, we=re looking at this there a term length the members are expected to serve? as on an as-necessary basis. If we see develop- ments in the marketplace, or reaction from the Metzger: It=s somewhat indefinite. They will marketplace, then this is a pretty mobile and nimble probably serve as long as they=d like to serve. The group. We can pull them together pretty quickly for committee was chosen, essentially, by the groups a meeting at any time, and will do so. We look at that have managed this process. That includes this as a dynamic process; we want to be respon- TOBA, Keeneland, Fasig-Tipton and the CBA, the sive, but we know full well we=ll be learning as we Consignors and Breeders Association. We tried to go. have a well-balanced committee made up of sales company representatives, sellers, buyers. We be- There has been talk of what sort of teeth these policies lieve the committee takes all points of interests, have. Can you comment on that? from people who breed and sell at a larger level to folks who are maybe more mid-sized. It was also, Van Clief: Well, if you look at the Fasig-Tipton Ken- mostly, people who were included in the original tucky July catalogue, there are several conditions task force, and had an idea of the inner workings which address the policies. Condition 6, which and process. addresses anabolic steroids; Condition 19, which sets forth the new code of conduct for agents; and Condition 20, which involves transparency of own- Van Clief: It=s also important to point out that, while ership. we endeavored to balance the committee from a perspective standpoint, we also tried to balance it In brief, the sales companies actually led, and the from a geographic standpoint. Task Force agreed with them, to enforce a ban on exogenous anabolic steroids. No weanling or year- Metzger: We did add two member who weren=t on ling may receive anabolic steroids within 45 days of the original task force, that being Samantha Siegel the sale. Buyers can have their purchases tested, and Michael O'Farrell. That gave us good represen- and if any come back positive, it=s clear under the tation from California and Florida. conditions of sale it is grounds for the recision of the sale. Enforcement is provided right in the condi- It seems that there is only one member of the commit- tions of sale. tee who is strictly a buyer--Samantha Siegel of Jay Em Ess. Are you worried that owners= interests are ade- Under the code of conduct, Condition 19, as recom- quately represented? mended by the Task Force, there are several points which agents and consultants need to abide by. If it Van Clief: If you look at the list, it=s a little bit diffi- is found that an individual agent is not conducting cult to classify people as either buyers or sellers. his or her business in accordance with the condi- Most of our industry players are at some point tions of sale, then a sales company has the author- both. For instance, Jimmy Bell from Darley repre- ity to essentially ban that individual from participat- sents perhaps the most significant buyer in the ing at the company=s sales. If there is a disagree- world (Sheikh Mohammed). Reynolds Bell repre- ment about that verdict, then the condition makes a sents some of the most important American buyers. provision for an arbitration process under the rules WinStar=s a buyer, Hill >n= Dale=s a buyer, Mill Ridge of the American Arbitration Association. That arbi- is a buyer, so in addition to Samantha, we feel we tration would be binding. have the buying public well-represented. We also assume that sale companies have the welfare of the Lastly, in the area of ownership transparency, the marketplace at heart. Having been involved with a consignor or principal owner who is selling the sales company for years, I can tell you from experi- horse may lodge ownership information in a reposi- ence that a sales company that does not faithfully tory for use by qualified buying individuals. Whether represent both sides of the transaction, it isn=t go- the ownership is shown on the catalogue page or in ing to have much business for long. the repository, it is a warranty of sale. If that own- ership information is materially inaccurate or mis- leading, then the buyer, if he or she can demon- strate that it is inaccurate, can seek and receive up All horses in the TDN are bred in North America, to 50 percent of the hammer price of that individual unless otherwise indicated animal as liquidated damages. Cont. p9 P TDN HEADLINE NEWS • 7/22/08 • PAGE 9 of 9

So there is some real teeth in this. Just like other Is that something the committee recommends, manda- warranties which have been embodied in the condi- tory microchipping (implanting microchips in horses that tion of sales for years, these become legally binding would included their medical history) in the future? conditions with real methods for enforcement. Metzger: We haven=t officially taken a position on it yet, although I know The Jockey Club is working Looking at back to 2004, the original Task Force recom- hard on it. I believe there was a pilot program. But I mended that any conformation-altering procedures be think that microchipping, which is something that=s disclosed to buyers. The policies adopted by the sales done around the world, would help not only in this companies did not include that provision. Why not? issue, but in a lot of other issues with equine health Metzger: It was recommended in 2004, and though as well. the spirit was there, it wasn=t put into the final recommendations in 2007 because it became quite Van Clief: There=s an ongoing process, too, which is a logistical issue, to be able to confirm that all the separate from this committee=s work, but obviously information was accurate. First, you have to be able totally related. The Task Force called for an ongoing to have a means that is 100 percent accurate to process of evaluating medical procedures and con- confirm a horse has indeed had conformation-alter- tinuing to add, as appropriate, prohibited practices ing surgery. under the conditions of sale. So there=s a separate committee that is charged to meet at least annually One of the things we were trying to get was to evaluate whether additional practices should be microchipping as a mandatory procedure, which added to the list. Last year, actually, there was one would ensure the 100-percent accuracy that this additional practice that was prohibited, and that is procedure was done. But until we have the infra- injection behind the knees. structure, there would be a tremendous amount of liability for inaccurate information, and whose fault, How has the reaction to the committee been thus far? or whose liability, would that fall to? Would it be Van Clief: Since it was just announced last week, the consignor=s? Would it be the person who it=s a little too early to tell. Being an optimist, I bought the horse, if that horse was later would assume it=s going to be positive. But the pinhooked? If a horse is purchased as a weanling proof=s always in the pudding. after having a procedure done, then as a yearling and then as a two-year-old, where is that chain of For more information on the Sales Integrity Program, custody in terms of the accuracy of the informa- visit its website at www.salesintegrity.org. tion? It=s a pretty complex problem to solve. The best answer we have is that if microchipping were mandatory, that would almost, if not entirely, solve the situation. TELL IT TO THE TDN... A # will distinguish first-time stakes-winners, a @ will Want to send a “Letter to the Editor” of the indicate first-time graded stakes-winners, a s will denote a first-time Grade/Group 1 winner, a + will Thoroughbred Daily News? Our address is 27 indicate first-time starters, an (S) will be used for state- Monmouth St., Red Bank, NJ, 07701; or send a fax bred races, a (C) will be used for maiden-claiming races to: (732) 747-8955; or an e-mail to: and an (R) will be used for other restricted races. [email protected].

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Sunday Night=s Result: NEW SPONSORSHIP STRUCTURE FOR BRIAN BARENSCHEER JUVENILE S., $50,000, CBY, BREEDERS’ CUP The Breeders= Cup has unveiled a 7-20, 2yo, 5 1/2f, 1:05 1/5, ft. new three-tiered sponsorship structure. The new tiers 1--#PROUD JEFE, 120, c, 2, Proud Citizen--Besige, by are Premier Partners, Promotional Partners and Industry Polish Numbers. ($160,000 yrl '07 FTKJUL). O-Gold Champions. There are four premier partners, with each Mark Farm LLC; B-B Wayne Hughes (KY); T-Thomas aligned with a specific racing division and receiving M Amoss; J-Paul M Nolan; $30,000. Lifetime Record: entitlement benefits during the two-day championship 3-2-1-0, $64,245. event. Grey Goose will be aligned with the juvenile turf 2--Jumpifyoudare, 120, c, 2, Jump Start-- races, Sentient Flight Group with the F/M Sprint and Whisperifyoudare, by Red Ransom. $10,000. Sprint races, Bessemer Trust with the juvenile races 3--Minnetonka Mist, 120, c, 2, Benchmark--Louisiana and Emirates Airline with the F/M Turf and Turf. Sen- Flash, by Future Hope. ($23,000 yrl '07 ARZOCT). tient Flight Group will serve as presenting sponsor of $5,500. the July 26 ABC broadcast of the GI Whitney H., GI Go Margins: 5 3/4, 4HF, 6 1/4. Odds: 1.10, 10.30, 1.30. For Wand H., GI Diana S. and GII A.G. Vanderbilt H. Second at 11-1 in his career opener at Churchill Bessemer Trust will be the presenting sponsor of the June 14, Proud Jefe came back to break his maiden as the 6-5 chalk under the Twin Spires 13 days later. The Aug. 24 telecast of the GI Pacific Classic, GIII Rancho bay was the even-money favorite in his stakes bow. Bernardo H., GII Pat O=Brien H. and GII Del Mar Mile on Never far from the front, he grabbed the lead on the far ESPN2. Emirates Airline will be presenting sponsor of turn and was under encouragement as he drew clear the Oct. 4 broadcast of the GI Lane=s End Breeders= down the lane. Futurity, GI Shadwell Turf Mile, GI E P Taylor S. and GI Canadian International S. on ESPN. The Breeders= Cup JOHN BULLIT S., $50,000, CBY, 7-20, 3yo/up, Promotional Partners are Dos Equis, John Deere, NTRA a1 1/16mT, 1:43 3/5, fm. Advantage and UPS. Promotional Partners will have 1--TIGANELLO (GER), 118, g, 7, Acatenango (Ger)-- activation programs at, as well as in advance of, the Tiyi, by Fairy King. O-Richard & Karen Papiese; championship event. The Breeders Cup Industry Cham- = B-Wertheimer et Frere (GER); T-Hector Magana; pions will receive advertising opportunities on all Breed- J-Scott A Stevens; $30,000. Lifetime Record: GSW ers= Cup television broadcasts, on the Breeders= Cup & G1SP-Ger, SW & MGSP-Fr, 34-9-3-4, $385,841. website and in the championship program. The Industry 2--Prospective Kiss, 123, g, 7, Prospect Bay--She Who Champions are: Coolmore, Lane=s End Farm, Equibase, Kissnfly, by Sky Classic. $10,000. Darley Stables, Three Chimneys Farm and 3--Cape San Blas, 123, g, 4, Royal Academy--Defining, Equineline.com. by Miswaki. $6,000. Margins: NO, 3/4, HF. Odds: 12.30, 0.90, 24.00. E A S T A group winner and Group 1 placed while racing H H overseas, Tiganello was sent to the U.S. after the 2005 season, and has had a moderately productive career on Yesterday=s Results: this side of the Atlantic. Two-for-seven last year, he 5th-DEL, $52,000, Msw, 3yo/up, f/m, 5f (off turf), picked up his first stateside stakes score in the Mister :59 4/5, ft. Gus S. at Arlington last June, and capped off the cam- GULCH AFFAIR (f, 3, Gulch--Queens Wild, by Spectacu- paign with a fourth in the Sept. 16 S. at lar Bid) was given a 5-1 shot debuting against easier that track. The dark bay gelding finished seventh in his company at Penn National, and closed some ground 2008 opener, an optional claimer at Arlington, and was after a slow start to be fourth in a five-furlong off-the- let go at double-digit odds here. Rated just off slow turfer June 28. This race, too, was taken off the sod, fractions, Tiganello saved ground down the back- but unlike last time Gulch Affair faced a dry main track. stretch, angled outside as they straightened for home Off at 10-1, the Elk Manor homebred was pressured on and outfinished favored Prospective Kiss to get the win the front through :22 2/5 and :46 3/5 splits. She by a bob. opened by two lengths in the lane, then dug in to stave off the rallying Cynthia=s Missile (Golden Missile) by half TDN TODAY a length. Lifetime Record: 2-1-0-0, $31,080. Around the World...... 6 pages O/B-Elk Manor Farm (MD). T-Edwin W Merryman. P TDN AROUND THE WORLD • 7/22/08 • PAGE 2 of 6

IN PERU: H D E L M A R H +Missile Gold, f, 3, Golden Missile--Perpetual Motion, by Kingmambo. Hipodromo de Monterrico, Peru, Yesterday=s Results: 7-20, Mdn, 1000m, 1:00.20. Lifetime Record: 2nd-DMR, $68,000, Alw, Opt. Clm. ($62,500), NW2X, 1-1-0-0, S7,200. O-Stud Starbucks; B-Overbrook 3yo/up, f/m, 1m (AWT), 1:37 2/5, ft. Farm; T-Eduardo Pianezzi. *Won by 1 1/2 lengths. MODEL (f, 4, Giant=s Causeway--Snowfire {GB} {G1SP- **$3,500 yrl >07 KEESEP. Eng}, by Machiavellian), off the board only once in her previous eight starts, is three-times stakes-placed, I N D U S T R Y I N F O including a last-out third in the June 8 Yerba Buena S. H H at Golden Gate. The 7-5 favorite, making just her sec- Borgemenke Resigns as Magna Vice President: ond start over the all-weather, raced at the back of the Scott Borgemenke has resigned his position as execu- five-horse field after breaking in the air. She rallied four tive vice president of racing for Magna Entertainment wide into the stretch, took over with a furlong to run Corp, effective July 18. AScott has helped MEC move and bested Renegade Ruby (El Corredor) by 1 3/4 forward on a number of important operational initia- lengths. Lifetime Record: MSP, 9-3-3-2, $172,166. tives,@ said Frank Stronach, MEC chairman and chief O-Abergwaun Farm. B-Neil Jones (KY). T-Neil Drysdale. executive officer. AWe very much appreciate his efforts and we wish him well.@ Borgemenke added, AMEC is a company with enormous growth opportunities. I wish A M E R I C A N - B R E D W I N N E R S H H my friends there nothing but success, and will continue to provide any counsel I can. I will watch intently as the IN BRAZIL: MEC team implements its strategic plan. Unfortunately, Regal Everyday, f, 3, MuqtaribCAll Day (Chi) at this point in my life, my corporate and family respon- (G1SW-Chi), byJaded Dancer. Gavea, 7-20, Mdn, sibilities conflict.@ 7fT, 1:25:51. Lifetime Record: 2-1-0-0, R5,280. O-Stud TNT; B-Airlie Stud; T-Dulcino Guignoni.

IN JAPAN: +Hishi Academy, c, 2, Vindication--Princess Belle (SW & GSP, $135,196), by Mr. Greeley. Hakodate, 7-19, Mdn, 5f. Lifetime Record: 1-1-0-0, $65,421. O-Masaichiro Abe; B-Donald S & R Mary Zuckerman, as Tenants by the Entireties; T-Hiroshi Kawachi. *$250,000 yrl >07 KEESEP. Danzig Master, c, 3, Danzig--Weekend Gold, by Seeking the Gold. Asahikawa, 7-1, Centaur Tokubetsu, 5f.

Lifetime Record: 2-1-0-0, $51,351. O-Yoshinori Sakae; B-W S Farish & Kilroy Thoroughbred Partner- ship; T-Hideyuki Mori. *$730,000 yrl >06 KEESEP. First-crop starters to watch: Tuesday, July 22 Devil=s Corner, f, 3, Songandaprayer--Devil=s Banner, by Sire (Sire’s Sire), Farm, 2005 Fee, #foals of racing age/Winners/SW Race #-track, race type, distance, runner, odds (if available) Devil=s Bag. Niigata, 7-19, Senko Tokubetsu, 5fT. Lifetime Record: 6-2-1-0, $174,673. O-Kazumi CHAPEL ROYAL (Montbrook), Ashford, $10K, 173/8/0 5-PHA, Msw, 5f, +Our Lady Chapel, $25K OBS APR 2yo, 12-1 Yoshida; B-Whisper Hill Farm; T-Osamu Hirata. 5-PHA, Msw, 5f, One Royal Story, $69K ESM AY 2yo, 3-1 *$155,000 yrl >06 KEESEP; $250,000 2yo CUVEE (Carson City), Gainesway, $10K, 115/2/0 >07 KEEAPR. **1/2 to Benjamin Baby (Forest 5-PHA, Msw, 5f, Creme de Cuvee, $15K ESM AY 2yo, 10-1 Wildcat), MSP, $160,681. EVEN THE SCORE (Unbridled's Song), Millennium, $9K, 77/1/0 Daiwa Empire, h, 4, Forest Camp--R Natalie, by Valid 5-PHA, Msw, 5f, Score One More, $50K OBS MAR 2yo, 5-1 Appeal. Niigata, 7-19, Ecchigo Tokubetsu, 6f. LION HEART (Tale of the Cat), Ashford, $30K, 181/9/2 Lifetime Record: 13-5-1-2, $651,121 O-Keizo 5-PHA, Msw, 5f, +Darci, $115K KEE SEP yrl, 12-1 Oshiro; B-France & Irwin J Weiner; T-Yasuhisa 5-PHA, Msw, 5f, +Reine des Lions, $65K ESM AY 2yo, 6-1 Matsuyama. *$45,000 yrl >05 FTKJUL; $150,000 PEACE RULES (Jules), Vinery, $15K, 103/6/1 5-PHA, Msw, 5f, Needless to Say, $32K OBS APR 2yo, 12-1 2yo 06 FTFFEB. > TENPINS (Smart Strike), Walmac, $7K, 72/0/0 Molto Grande, c, 4, War Chant--New Dice, by Capote. 5-PHA, Msw, 5f, Kentucky Justice, $25K FTK JUL yrl, 12-1 Niigata, 7-20, Hiuchiyama Tokubetsu, 7fT. Lifetime Record: 14-4-2-3, $683,084. O-Morio The brisnet.com >Race of the Day= is the Sakurai; B-Grade Bloodstock; T-Takashi Kubota. 4th Race, $25,500 Maiden Special Weight, at Colonial. *140,000 yrl >05 KEESEP. For pps and a complete race analysis, click here. P TDN AROUND THE WORLD • 7/22/08 • PAGE 3 of 6

CONNOISSEUR READY FOR PHOENIX Richard Green=s G2 Coventry S. hero Art Connoisseur (Ire) (Lucky Story) is in tip-top shape as he prepares for this Sunday=s G1 Phoenix S. at The Curragh according to PERFECT TEN FOR KING GEORGE This Satur- Newmarket conditioner Michael Bell. AHe is very much day=s G1 King George VI & Queen Elizabeth S. at Ascot on target for Sunday and is in very good health,@ the will feature a maximum 10 runners, but there will be no trainer told PA Sport. AHe seems to be in great form representative of the Classic generation following yes- with himself and we are very much looking forward to terday=s five-day declaration stage. Heading the list is the race.@ Art Connoisseur improved off a debut win at Susan Magnier=s and Michael Tabor=s Duke of Marma- Leicester Apr. 3 to double up at Newmarket Apr. 16 lade (Ire) (Danehill), who has already peaked in three before registering a career high in the six-furlong con- Group 1 contests this term. The G1 Prix Ganay, G1 test at Royal Ascot June 17. Bell has also indicated the Tattersalls Gold Cup and G1 Prince of Wales's S. hero Aug. 24 G1 Prix Morny at Deauville as a possible option leads a team of four from Ballydoyle, which also in- for his star juvenile. cludes G1 Eclipse S. hero Mount Nelson (GB) (Rock of Gibraltar {Ire}), G2 Hardwicke S. winner Macarthur (GB) B R I T A I N (Montjeu {Ire}) and Red Rock Canyon (Ire) (Rock of H H Gibraltar {Ire}). The home defence is headed by Jaber Yesterday=s Results: Abdullah s Youmzain (Ire) (Sinndar {Ire}), winner of the = Windsor, 7.20, Mdn, ,8,600, 2yo, f, 6fT, 1:13.39, gd/fm. June 29 G1 Grand Prix de Saint-Cloud, and last term=s +MAMLAKATI (IRE) (f, 2, Invincible Spirit {Ire}--Elba G1 St Leger victor Lucarno (Dynaformer), who returned {Ire}, by Ela-Mana-Mou {Ire}), a i10,000 GOFNOV to form with victory in the G2 Princess of Wales=s S. at foal, i37,000 TATIRE yearling and 150,000gns Newmarket July 10. Last year=s G1 Champion S. win- TATAPR breezer, was a little keen in midfield through ner Literato (Fr) (Kendor {Fr}), representing the the early strides. Asked to stretch at the quarter pole, Godolphin operation, the Sir Michael Stoute-trained pair the 9-1 chance ran on under a drive to hit the front Papal Bull (GB) (Montjeu {Ire}) and Ask (GB) (Sadler=s with 100 yards remaining and prevail by 3/4 of a length Wells); and Slavica Ecclestone=s Petara Bay (Ire) (Peintre from dead-heaters Poyle Meg (GB) (Dansili {GB}) and Celebre) complete the line up. Victoria Sponge (Ire) (Marju {Ire}). Lifetime Record: 1-1-0-0, ,5,569. Video, courtesy of attheraces. TAJAAWEED IN YORK RETURN Sheikh Hamdan O-Malih L Al Basti; B-Raymond P Doyle; T-R Hannon. bin Rashid Al Maktoum=s G3 Dee S. winner Tajaaweed (Dynaformer), who suffered an interrupted preparation Ayr, 3.00, Mdn, ,8,000, 2yo, 6fT, 1:11.94, gd. before running eighth to New Approach (Ire) in the +WEATHERSTAFF (c, 2, Elusive Quality--Secret June 7 G1 Epsom Derby, will make his comeback in Garden {Ire} {SW-US, SP-Eng, $126,589}, by this Saturday's ,100,000 G2 York S. at the Knavesmire Danehill), a $150,000 KEESEP yearling, raced in a track. ASir Michael Stoute obviously gave him a bit of a prominent second pitch early. Asked for his effort at break and he=s being bringing him back gently,@ Racing the quarter pole, the 3-1 second choice took the lead Manager Angus Gold told sportinglife.com. AFrom what soon after and was all out in the final furlong to hold I understand he=s been very happy with the horse so far Fitz Flyer (Ire) (Acclamation {GB}) by a neck. Lifetime and, at this stage, he is an intended runner. I don=t Record: 1-1-0-0, ,5,181. think it will harm [to come back in trip] as we know O-Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed Al Maktoum; B-Robert Sangster; T-Mark Johnston. he=s got enough speed for it. I=m not saying he won=t stay a mile and a half in due course, but I think at the Yarmouth, 2.15, Mdn, ,3,400, 3-4yo, 1 1/8mT, moment he=ll have enough speed for a mile and a quar- 1:54.88, gd/fm. ter anyway. He s a very tall horse and still a little bit = LAST THREE MINUTES (IRE) (c, 3, Val Royal {Fr}-- weak, but when he s more mature I m sure we ll try him = = = Circe=s Isle {GB}, by Be My Guest), fourth in a Leicester over a mile and a half again.@ Likely opposition to maiden on his only previous outing last October, stalked Tajaaweed includes the Mark Tompkins-trained Smokey the early pace in second here. Pushed to the front Oakey (Ire) (Tendulkar), who was a last-out winner of approaching the eighth pole, the whip was not required the May 29 G3 Brigadier Gerard S. at Sandown. AIf the for the i16,000 GOFNOV foal and 47,000gns TATOCT ground stays on the easy side, Smokey Oakey will run,@ yearling to score readily by six lengths from Seventh said Tompkins. AHe=s very well at home and I=m hopeful Cavalry (Ire) (No Excuse Needed {GB}) as the 5-2 joint of a good run. York is always a lucky track for me, so favorite. Lion Gate (Distant View), a full to MGISW he will definitely run if the ground is on the good to Sightseek, was slowly into stride and was unable to soft side.@ The four-year-old bay is owned by Os- land a telling blow, finishing fifth. Lifetime Record: car-winning actress, and York local, Dame Judi Dench 2-1-0-0, ,2,563. Video, courtesy of attheraces. and her chauffeur Bryan Agar. O-The Right Angle Club; B-Apache Stud Pty; T-E Dunlop. 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British Report cont. +Rock Balloon (Ire), c, 3, Rock of Gibraltar {Ire}-- Yarmouth, 2.45, Mdn, ,3,400, 2yo, 7f 3ydsT, 1:26.70, Al Saqiya, by Woodman. Niigata, 7-19, Novice, 8fT. gd/fm. Lifetime Record: 1-1-0-0, $46,729. O-Tokyo Horse DAZINSKI (GB) (c, 2, Sulamani {Ire}--Shuheb {GB}, by Racing; B-Lynch Bages Ltd; T-Kazuo Fujisawa. Nashwan), seventh in a Newmarket maiden on debut June 28, raced in mid-division initially. Pushed along inside the three-furlong pole, the 20,000gns TATOCT B R E E D E R S’ E D I T I O N yearling stayed on to collar Captainrisk (Ire) (Captain Rio {GB}) 100 yards out and win by a neck as the well- AMERICA backed 3-1 joint favorite. He becomes the first winner for his freshman sire (by Hernando {Fr}). Lifetime Re- STAKES RESULTS: cord: 2-1-0-0, ,2,202. Video, courtesy of attheraces. LUIS MUNOZ RIVERAI, $78,746, CMR, 7-20, (S), 2yo, O-Beryl Lockey; B-Darley; T-Mark Tompkins. 6f, 1:11 4/5, ft. 1--#CAMPESTRE, 116, c, 2, by Ordway--Lefay, by Meadowlake. O-E R Stud; B-Jose Carro (PR); T-Javier H G E R M A N Y H Medina; J-Wilfredo Rohena; $47,248. Lifetime Record: 2-1-1-0, $49,338. *Broke maiden in stakes Sunday=s Result: race. Dusseldorf, 2.00, Mdn, i5,100, 2yo, 7 1/2fT, time: 2--Jurutungo, 116, g, 2, Be Frank--Mind the Gap, by n/a, sf. Lomond. $15,749. +GLAD PANTHER (GB) (c, 2, Seattle Dancer--Glady 3--Boricua Bomber, 116, c, 2, Tumblebrutus--Wellford, Beauty {Ger} {Hwt 2yo Filly-Ger, GSP-Ger, $158,632}, by Fit to Fight. $7,874. by Big Shuffle) raced in the second rank after the open- Margins: 1HF, NK, 1 1/4. Odds: 12.80, 5.40, 0.35. ing exchanges of this first go. Eased to the front with 1 1/2 furlongs remaining, the 4-6 chalk ran on well in the WASHINGTON'S LOTTERY H., $57,650, EMD, 7-20, closing stages to score by a comfortable 2 1/2 lengths 3yo, f, 1 1/16m, 1:42 1/5, ft. from Savono (Ger) (Big Shuffle). The winner is half to 1--#ELUSIVE HORIZON, 118, f, 3, Elusive Quality- - Glad Lion (Ger) (Dashing Blade {GB}), Hwt 2yo Colt- Exogenetic, by Unbridled's Song. O/B-Northwest Ger, GSW-Ger, $162,091. Lifetime Record: 1-1-0-0, Farms (KY); T-Doris Harwood; J-Juan M Gutierrez; i3,000. $32,450. Lifetime Record: 7-3-1-0, $60,965. O/B-Gestut Auenquelle; T-Uwe Ostmann. 2--Sweetheart Deal, 120, f, 3, Tribunal--Runaway Lulu, by Runaway Groom. ($17,000 yrl '06 WASSEP). $11,800. H I T A L Y H 3--Enumclaw Girl, 121, f, 3, Katowice--Seattle Seamstress, by Wolf Power (SAf). $7,500. Sunday=s Result: Margins: 6 1/4, 4 3/4, 2. Odds: 11.70, 32.50, 0.30. Naples, 8.30, Mdn, i13,500, unraced 2yo, 7 1/2fT, time: n/a, gd. ALLOWANCE RESULTS: +ESCALADA (FR) (f, 2, American Post {GB}-- 7th-DEL, $43,680, NW1X, 3yo/up, f/m, 1 1/16m (off Balamiyda {Ire}, by Ashkalani {Ire}), a i20,000 turf), 1:49 1/5, ft. ARQAPR breezer, was never far off the pace in FULL OF IDEAS (f, 4, Thunder Gulch--Wittenberg {SW, midfield. Nudged to the front at the eighth pole, the $196,443}, by Relaunch) Lifetime Record: 15-2-5-1, 12-1 chance was hand ridden to score by three easy $113,247. O/B-G Watts Humphrey Jr (KY). T-Vicki lengths from Baincos (Ity) (Denon). She gives her fresh- Oliver. man sire (by Bering {GB}) his second winner. Lifetime Record: 1-1-0-0, i6,375. O-Velia Mancini; B-David Michael Adams; T-Giovanni After breaking last in the fourth Cassanelli. race at Del Mar Sunday, the two-year-old filly STARDOM BOUND (Tapit) came blazing down E U R O P E A N - B R E D W I N N E R S 38.6 H H the stretch to be beaten only a IN JAPAN nose by Turtle Creek Babe (Grand Satono Kokuo (Ire), c, 4, Montjeu (Ire)--Night After MPH Slam). During the stretch, the first- Night (GB), by Night Shift. Hakodate, 7-1, Komaba time starter from the barn of Tokubetsu, 8.5f. Lifetime Record: 10-4-1-1, Christopher Paasch posted Trakus= $434,953. O-Hajime Satomi; B-M J O=Dwyer; best finishing speed of the day. T-Kazuo Fujisawa P TDN AROUND THE WORLD • 7/22/08 • PAGE 5 of 6

Breeders Edition cont. = W I N N E R S B Y U. S. S I R E S 7th-CRC, $25,000, NW1X, 3yo, 6f, 1:10 4/5, ft. H H CASINO GAMBLER (g, 3, Northern Afleet--Nizy, by Cox's Ridge) Lifetime Record: SP, 11-2-1-1, $67,279. IN JAPAN: O/B-Jacks or Better Farm Inc (FL). T-Stanley I Gold. +Daiwa Prevail (Jpn), c, 2, Empire Maker--Miss Vegas (Ire) *1/2 to Ladyinareddress (Tactical Advantage), SW, (Hwt. 2yo Filly-Ity, MSW-Ity, GSW-US, $308,762) by $128,009; Hear No Evil (Carson City), MSW & MGSP, Efisio (GB). Niigata, 7-19, Mdn, 7fT. Lifetime Record: $599,415; Home on the Ridge (Homebuilder), SW & 1-1-0-0, $65,421. O-Keizo Oshiro; B-Shadai Farm; GSP, $340,565; and Dizzy Nizy (Eskimo), SP, T-Masahiro Ikegami. $158,400. Piena Wild (Jpn), c, 3, Forest Wildcat--Royal Riff, by Kingmambo. Hakodate, 7-19, Novice, 5f. 9th-MNR, $24,900, 7-20, NW1X, 3yo/up, 5 1/2f, Lifetime Record: 10-1-3-1, $147,664. O-Kenzo 1:04 3/5, gd. Mototani; B-Fujiwara Farm; T-Katsumi Minai. CORONADO'S STRIKE (h, 5, Coronado's Quest-- Zigember, by Danzig) Lifetime Record: 18-6-2-3, $103,055. O-Scarlet Stable. B-Stonerside Stable (KY). B R E E D E R S’ E D I T I O N T-Scooter Davis. *$350,000 yrl '04 FTSAUG; $25,000 HRA >07 KEEJAN. **1/2 to The Cliff's Edge (Gulch), EUROPE GISW, $1,265,258. HANDICAP RESULTS: ADDITIONAL MAIDEN WINNERS: BRITAIN, Ayr, 4.30, 7-21, ,40,000, 3yo/up, 5fT, Tryan, g, 3, Doneraile Court--Reserve Seats, by Black :57.87, gd. Tie Affair (Ire). PHA, 7-21, a5fT, :58. B-Paula LOOK BUSY (IRE) (f, 3, Danetime {Ire}--Unfortunate Capestro Bloodstock LLC (PA). *$25,000 2yo >07 {GB}, by Komaite) Lifetime Record: SW-Eng, 19-6-4-3, FTMMAY. ,99,815. O-A Underwood; B-Tom & Hazel Russell; Warrens Highroller, f, 3, Rocket Cat--June Again, by T-Alan Berry. *i7,500 yrl >06 GOFORB. Slew=s Royalty. DMR, 7-21, (S), 1mT, 1:36.00. B-Benjamin Warren (Ca). CONDITIONS RESULTS: Missy Wildcat, f, 4, Forest Wildcat--Miss Illusion, by FRANCE, Vichy, 2.50, 7-21, i27,000, 2yo, f, 7fT, Mr. Prospector. PRM, 7-21, 1m70y, 1:43 2/5. 1:29.67, sf. B-Charles Fipke (ON). *$250,000 yrl '05 FTKJUL. PARCELLE PERDUE (FR) (f, 2, Coroner {Ire}--Nada Es Amor {Ire}, by Zafonic) Lifetime Record: 4 starts, 2 • ON THE WORKTAB • wins, 1 place, i21,200. O/B-Marquise de Moratalla; T-Carole Dufreche. GIANT GIZMO (Giant’s Causeway), 5f, 1:03.27, 13/13 FRANCE, Vichy, 3.20, 7-21, i27,000, 2yo, c/g, 7fT, GINGER PUNCH (Awesome Again), 4f, :48.42, 3/33 1:31.82, sf. PRECIOUS KITTEN (Catienus), 5f, 1:01.62, 5/13 NO BROKEN HEARTS (ITY) (c, 2, Verglas {Ire}--Nuit VENTURA (Chester House), 4f, :48.61, 4/33 Indienne {GB}, by Rainbow Quest) Lifetime Record: 3 starts, 2 wins, 1 place, i23,550. O-Pedro Perez DEL MAR Fernandez de la Puente; B-Emilia Aquilecchia; T-Xavier DAYTONA (IRE) (Indian Ridge {Ire}), 4f, :49.60, 43/69 Thomas-Demeaulte. *i30,000 yrl >07 DEAAUG. INTANGAROO (Orientate), 4f, :47.80, 5/69 FRANCE, Vichy, 4.20, 7-21, i27,000, 3yo, 1 1/8mT, FAIR HILL 1:54.86, sf. KODIAK KOWBOY (Posse), 5f, 1:01.40, 3/5 ASSAFAIR (FR) (c, 3, Charge d=Affaires {GB}-- SOLAR FLARE (ARG) (Salt Lake), 5f, •1:01, 1/5 Assaranxa {Fr}, by Linamix {Fr}) Lifetime Record: 8 starts, 3 wins, 5 places, i40,150. O-Jean-Marie SARATOGA Lapoujade & Yves Fremiot; B-Yves & Eliane Fremiot; COOL COAL MAN (Mineshaft), 4f (tt), :50.22, 6/14 T-Carole Dufreche. *1/2 Axprime (Fr) (Nombre Premier CURLIN (Smart Strike), 4f (tt), :51.47, 13/14 {GB}), MSP-Fr, $121,240. NOONMARK (Unbridled’s Song), 5f (tt), 1:03.75, 6/7 OCEAN COLORS (Orientate), 3f (tt), :38.43, 5/7 A # will distinguish first-time stakes-winners, a @ will PYRO (Pulpit), 4f (tt), :50.56, 9/14 indicate first-time graded stakes-winners, a s will STUDENT COUNCIL (Kingmambo), 5f (tt), 1:01.38, 3/7 denote a first-time Grade/Group 1 winner, a + will indicate first-time starters, an (S) will be used for state- Z FORTUNE (Siphon {Brz}), 6f (tt), 1:16.70, 2/3 bred races, a (C) will be used for maiden-claiming races ZANJERO (Cherokee Run), 6f (tt), 1:16.70, 2/3 and an (R) will be used for other restricted races. P TDN AROUND THE WORLD • 7/22/08 • PAGE 6 of 6

FRANCE, Mont de Marsan, 10.10, 7-21, i24,000, 3yo, 1 1/4mT, 2:11.55, sf. STAR ROSE (FR) (c, 3, Starborough {GB}--Valleyrose {Ire}, by Royal Academy) Lifetime Record: 8 starts, 3 wins, 5 places, i47,600. O-Antonio Caro; B-Gilles & Aliette Forien; T-Jean-Claude Rouget. *i48,000 2yo >07 GOFFRA. **Full to Star Valley (Fr), GSW-Fr; and 1/2 to Kandidate (GB) (Kabool {GB}), GSW & G1SP- Eng, SW & GSP-UAE.

ITALY, Merano, 7.00, 7-20, i18,000, 3yo/up, 1 3/8mT, time: n/a, gd/sf. STORM MOUNTAIN (IRE) (h, 5, Montjeu {Ire}--Lady Storm {Ire} {SW & MGSP-Ity, $122,286}, by Mujadil) Lifetime Record: SW & G1SP, 17-6-3-1, i243,831. O/B-Scuderia Blueberry; T-Bruno Grizzetti. GERMANY, Frankfurt, 3.10, 7-20, i5,100, 3yo, 1 1/4mT, 2:10.00, gd. NATIONAL WAR (GER) (c, 3, War Blade {Ger}--Noble House {Ger}, by Siberian Express) Lifetime Record: 6 starts, 2 wins, 3 places, i8,000. O-W H Sport Inter- national; B-Gestut Karlshof; T-Peter Schiergen. *i32,000 yrl >06 BBASEP. **1/2 to Night Devil (Ger) (Nebos {Ger}), GSW-Ger, $119,676.

ADDITIONAL MAIDEN WINNERS: +Mascherete (Ire), c, 2, Elusive City--Fearless (GB), by Groom Dancer. Merano, Italy, 7-20, Mdn, unraced 2yo, c/g, 7 1/2fT. B-Allevamento Fralb Razza 2001 SRL. *Seventh winner for freshman sire (by Elusive Love in Paradise (GB), f, 3, Dalakhani (Ire)--Peace Quality). Signal, by Time for a Change. Saint Malo, France, Ribadesella (GB), f, 2, Hernando (Fr)--Barsine (Ire), by 7-20, Mdn, 3yo, f, 1 1/8mT. B-Ecurie des Monceaux. Danehill. Vittel, France, 7-20, Cond, 2yo, 6 1/2fT. Spider Silk (GB), g, 3, Lomitas (GB)--Silken Brief (Ire), B-Chevington Stud. by Ali-Royal (Ire). Windsor, Britain, 7-21, Mdn, Usseglio (Fr), c, 2, Okawango--Shenzhen (Fr), by 3-4yo, 10f 7ydsT. B-John Kelsey-Fry. Fabulous Dancer. Mont de Marsan, France, 7-21, Call Me Kitty (Fr), f, 3, Marchand de Sable--Fifty Niner Mdn, 2yo, c/g, 7fT. B-C Berland & S Berland. (Fr) (MSP-Fr), by Fijar Tango (Fr). Vichy, France, +Novalesa (Ire), f, 2, Orpen--Nervia (Ire), by Grand 7-21, Mdn, 3yo, 1mT. B-Haras de Bernesq & Mme Lodge. Merano, Italy, 7-20, Mdn, unraced 2yo, f, Dominique Ades-Hazan. 7 1/2fT. B-Dr G Tumsich. Satwa Lady (Fr), f, 3, Okawango--Still the One (GB), by Birthday Lion (Ger), c, 3, Areion (Ger)--Boucheron (Ger), Muhtarram. Le Touquet, France, 7-20, Mdn, 3yo, f, by Turfkonig (Ger). Dusseldorf, Germany, 7-20, Mdn, 1 3/8mT. B-EARL Elevage de la Source. 3yo, 1mT. B-Marlene Haller. Viva Colonia (Ire), c, 3, Traditionally--Ansariya, by Le Combattant (Ger), c, 3, Big Shuffle--La Constancia Sharastani. Bad Harzburg, Germany, 7-20, Mdn, (GB), by Dominion (GB). Frankfurt, Germany, 7-20, 3yo, 1 1/4mT. B-Schwindibode AG. *i36,000 yrl Mdn, 3yo, 1mT. B-Gestut Elsetal. *1/2 to La Dancia '06 BBASEP. **1/2 to Answering (Ire) (King=s (Ire) (Mull of Kintrye), MGSW-Ger, $129,165. Theatre {Ire}), SP, $150,163. Parfum des Dieux (GB), c, 3, Cape Cross (Ire)B- Belle=s Ridge (GB), c, 4, Tumbleweed Ridge (GB)--Alton Moonbaby (Fr), by Le Balafre (Fr). Mont de Marsan, Belle (GB), by Blakeney (GB). Ballinrobe, Ireland, France, 7-21, Cond, 3yo, 7fT. B-Haras des 7-21, Mdn, 3-4yo, 1 1/8mT. B-J P Stroud. Capucines. *i65,000 yrl '06 DEAAUG. Ianapourna (Ger), f, 3, Dai Jin (GB)--Iora (Ger), by WORTH 1,000 WORDS Konigsstuhl (Ger). Dusseldorf, Germany, 7-20, Mdn, 3yo, 1 3/8mT. B-Gestut Schlenderhan. *1/2 to Iota Check out the photo album compiled (Ger) (Tiger Hill), G1SW-Ger, $254,019; and Ioannina by TDN staffer Sarah K. Andrew. (GB) (Rainbow Quest), Hwt Older Mare 11-14f-Ger, Click here to see more! G1SP-Ger.