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TEAM ADDS TO ECLIPSE FINAL DAY RESULTS The five­ year-old mare Forever Cherokee (Cherokee Colony) COLLECTION Superstar Cigar (), brought a final bid of $170,000 from Walnut Green named the top older horse for the second consecutive Bloodstock to top yesterday's final session of year yesterday, once again led his team to a sweep of Keeneland's 1997 January Horses of All Ages Sale. the Eclipse Awards for champion owner, trainer and Consigned by Charles Woodson Ham II, agent, For­ jockey. Owner , trainer Bill Mott and ever Cherokee is an earner of $110,386 and placed in jockey , Eclipse winners in 1995, repeated in the Gii Fantasy S. as a three-year-old. The final ses­ their respective divisions as well, and the team is hoping sion of the auction saw 227 horses sold for to take down a second Horse of the Year title. The only $2,306, 100, an average of $10, 159. In total, 1,003 horse considered to have any chance of usurping the horses were sold at the four-day sale for a sum of throne is 1996 three-year-old champion (Skip Trial), who bested Cigar in the Jockey Club Gold $24,042,300, down 20.5 percent from the 1996 sale Cup to end his stellar season. But trainer Sonny Hine when 994 horses were sold for $30,256,400. The was realistic about his colt's chances, saying, "(Skip 1997 average of $23,970 was down 21.3 percent Away) beat everybody at least once, but Cigar had the from last year's average of $30,439. publicity--we didn't get a parade for our horse. Cigar was great for racing--even I was thrilled when he won TOP THREE BROODMARES -- THURSDAY the Cup in Dubai. If we finish second to him, which we probably will, I'll be thrilled to be that close." Skip Hip# Broodmare Covering Stallion Price Away, in training at Gulfstream, will make his four-year­ 1076 FOREVER CHEROKEE bmare prospect $170,000 old debut in the Donn H. February 8, and then could run (m, 5, Cherokee Colony--Never Bat, by Batonnier) in the H. March 1 or head to California Consigned by Charles Woodson Ham II, Agent for the first leg of MGM Grand Classic Crown series, the Purchased by Walnut Green Bloodstock Santa Anita H. March 2. "We've had him relaxed; he's 1052 DA YBYDA YBYDA Y rcing/bmare prospect $90 ,000 been working slow, but we'll turn the burners on Satur­ (m, 5, Shananie--Syrian Summer, by ) day," said Hine. The closest vote came in the category Consigned by Hill 'n' Dale Sales Agency of male turf horse, with Canadian International winner Purchased by Andy Stronach and Breeders' Cup Turf runner-up (Ire) (In The 1223 EASTERN CONNECTION bmare prospect $75,000 Wings {GB}) beating out Fastness (Ire) (), 22.5 (f, 4, Danzig Connection--Seraglio, by Wavering Monarch) points to 1 5 points. The three voting blocks cast their Consigned by Sally Thomas, agent for Dan Masden ballots as follows: Daily Racing Form--Singspiel-30 Purchased by P F McCarthy votes, Fastness-25, (GB) (Polish Precedent)- 23; National Turf Writers Association--Fastness-34, TOP THREE YEARLINGS -- THURSDAY Singspiel-31 , Diplomatic Jet (Roman Diplomat)-30; Hip# Sex Sire Dam Price Associations--Singspiel and Diplo­ 1104 f American Chance Idle Affair $52,000 matic Jet-7 each, Mecke (Maudlin)-5. The other equine Consigned by Glennwood Farm, Inc. divisional winners were: two-year-old male-- Purchased by Prairie Star Racing Stable Harbor (Capote); two-year-old filly--Storm Song (Sum­ 1261 c Miner's Mark Tea Room $50,000 mer Squall); three-year-old filly--Yanks Music (Air Forbes Consigned by David and Ginger Mullins (Doninga), agent Won); older female--Jewel Princess (Key to the Mint); Purchased by Tom Reeves sprinter--Lit de Justice (); female turf 1131 f American Chance Lady Allaire $42,000 horse--Wandesta (GB) (Nashwan); and steeplechaser-­ Consigned by Glennwood Farm, Inc. Correggio (Ire) (Sadler's Wells). Farnsworth Farms of Purchased by Hemstead Farm Ocala, picked up their first Eclipse as the top 1229 f Strike the Gold She's Pleased $42,000 breeder, and Neil Poznansky was honored as top ap­ Consigned by Millford Farm (Mr&Mrs R West), Agent II prentice jockey. The 1996 Horse of the Year will be Purchased by Jaramar, Ltd. announced at the Eclipse Awards Dinner, Tuesday, February 4 at the Bal Harbour Beach Resort. News cont. p.2 PAGE 2 •THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS• 1-10-97

CATALOG SET FOR OBS CALDER SALE The ATLANTIC CITY STAKES MAY MOVE Atlantic Ocala Breeders' Sales Company has catalogued 21 2 City Racecourse is in the process of revamping its juveniles, headed by a large consignment from 1 996 stakes schedule. In order to maintain a competitive -winning breeder Farnsworth Farms, for purse structure for its summer meet, the New Jersey its Selected Sale of Two-Year-Olds in Training, to be track is tentatively planning to move two of its three held at Calder Race Course in Miami Feb. 11, 1997. The major stakes to Monmouth Park. According to Atlantic year's first sale of juveniles annually produces a high City General Manager James Murphy, the Gii Match­ percentage of major stakes-winners. With newly maker and the Giii Jersey Shore Breeders' Cup will crowned champions Skip Away (Skip Trial) and Jewel probably be moving to the Oceanport oval this summer. Princess (Key to the Mint) leading the way, OBS-Calder Also facing an uncertain future is the Atlantic City half graduates accounted for 25 graded stakes-victories in of the Caesars Turf Bonus, the GI Caesars International 1996. Skip Away and Jewel Princess join Cherokee Run H. run in conjunction with the Gil Caesars Palace Turf (Runaway Groom) and Gilded Time (Timeless Moment) Championship at Hollywood Park. "It's possible that the as the most recent Calder graduates to win Eclipse Caesars's race could be run at Monmouth and then one Awards. All Chatter (Phone Trick), Just a Cat (Storm of the other two might come back to Atlantic City--we Cat) and Traitor (Cryptoclearance) came out of the 1996 have until the end of the month to finalize the stakes Calder sale to win graded stakes as two-year-olds, schedule," Murphy said. joining previous Calder graduates Chaposa Springs (Baldski), Forest Wildcat (Storm Cat), lsitingood (Cru­ RACING CANCELLED AT LAUREL Yesterday's sader Sword), Little Miss Fast (Premiership), Marcie's live card at Maryland's Laurel Park was called off due to Ensign (Blue Ensign) and Notagoldbrick (Fortunate Pros­ the snowstorm which hit the East Coast. The track is pect) as 1996 graded stakes-winners. In all, 22 Calder expected to be back in action this afternoon, with first graduates won 45 North American stakes races valued post at 12:35 p.m. at $40,000 or more in 1 996.

NYRA APPOINTMENTS ANNOUNCED New York PREVIEW Racing Association President Terry Meyocks announced • • Thursday that Alec Ingle, currently the company's Chief Saturday, Santa Anita: Financial Officer, will also assume the duties of Assis­ SAN FERNANDO BREEDERS' CUP H.-Gll, $300,000a, tant to the President. "Alec, with his vast experience at 4yo, 1 1/8m Santa Anita, as well as his financial background, will be The field, in post position order, is as follows, Don't of great assistance to me and I am happy he agreed to Rio (Rio's Lark), 116 pounds; Dr. Caton (Seattle accept the position," said Meyocks. Ingle will delegate Slew), 116; Jirhan (), 116; Hesabull (Dispersal), some of his current responsibilities, such as those duties 116; King of the Heap (Allen's Prospect), 120; pertaining to the accounting department and tracking Zanferrier (Lyphard), 116; Ready to Order (Order), 116; various forms of income and disbursements, to John Ambivalent (Rhodes), 116; Victory Speech (Deputy Giombarrese, NYRA's Controller. Rich Giancola, in addi­ Minister), 122; Northern Afleet (Afleet), 116. tion to his duties as head of the Internal Audit Depart­ ment, will now assume the Risk Management responsi­ A # will distinguish first-time stakes-winners, a @ will indicate bilities. In addition, Mary Jean Coscia has been ap­ first-time graded stakes-winners, a + will denote winners who pointed Director of Purchasing, and Susan Padgett will are first-time starters, an (5) will be used for state-bred races now head the Horsemen's Relations department. and an (R) will be used for other restricted races.

FIRST FOAL FOR MYSTERY STORM The first foal © Copyright Thoroughbred Daily News. by Mystery Storm (Storm Bird) was born at Hart Farm in This newspaper may not be reproduced in any form or Morriston, Florida Jan. 6. Five-year-old Mystery Storm, by any means, electronic or mechanical, without prior who stands at Hart Farm for a 1997 fee of $5,000 live written permission of the copyright owner, Media Vista. foal, won the Giii Rebel S. and Giii Southwest S. at Information as to the races, race results and earnings three and earned $325,580. His first foal, a filly out of was obtained from results charts published in Daily Runnin's Fun (Quack), is a half-sister to the multiple Racing Form and utilized herewith with the permission stakes-placed Dance A Go Go (El Raggaas). Runnin's of the copyright owner, Daily Racing Form. Fun will be bred back to Maria's Mon. Academy Award Five stakes horses, including new PARIS, KY GRADED SW, 3YO Mr. McCartney (606) 233-4252 FAX (606) 987-0008 PAGE 3 • THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS • 1-10-97

.....____···_+_,F_L_O_R_I _D_A __ +_ __.I j~_+_N_E_W__ Y_o_R_K __ +__. Yesterday's Results: Yesterday's Results: 9th-GPX, $50,000, Alw, 4/up, 1 1 /16mT, 1 :42 1 /5, fm. 1--CARTERISTA, 115, h, 8, Dr. Carter--Bosun's Bride, 7th-AQU, $43,680, Alw, 4yo/up, f/m, a1 m70yd, 1 :42 by . 0-S A of South Florida Inc; B-Rizo-Patron, 1 /5, ft. Jaime (Fl); T-Siegfried Mertins. Lifetime Record: WHALENECK (f, 4, Cormorant--Rhuby Rhu, by MGSW, 71-18-8-11, $598,307. *1/2 to Forza Transworld), fifth in the Montauk H. against state-bred (Forever Sparkle), SP, $134,912. company in her last start Dec. 8, was the 3-1 second 2--Great Gottfrid, 11 5, h, 5, Conquistador Cielo--Great choice in the field of six. The filly rated in third before Time, by Great Above. running down 3-5 favorite AMMY HILLS (Bounding 3--Suave Prospect, 115, h, 5, Fortunate Prospect-­ Basque) in the final furlong to score by 1 Yz lengths. Debonair Dancer, by Staff Writer. Lifetime Record: SP, 22-5-0-4, $144,038. Margins: HF, 2, NK. Odds: 34.00, 12.20, 3.20. 0-R Kay Stable. B-Curpier Joy E (NY). T-Rene A Araya. Off the board his last two starts and winless since taking a pair of claiming events at Calder in August, 8th-AQU, $42,640, Alw, 4yo/up, 1 1 /8m, 1 :51, wf. veteran Carterista was ignored at the windows in this KING'S ENGLISH (c, 4, Chief's Crown--Split Sentence allowance test but lit up the tote board as he came from (SW), by Northjet (Ire)), fourth at the Big A last out after just off the pace to nail a narrow victory, rewarding his taking two in a row at the Meadowlands, was back in backers with a $70.00 mutuel. the winner's circle after his first start of the New Year. Sixth early, the chestnut colt rallied to take the lead in 7th-GPX, $26,000, Msw, 4yo/up, 6f, 1 :12, ft. deep stretch and drew clear. Lifetime Record: 22-5-3-3, NASTY RIDGE (c, 4, Manastash Ridge--Nasty Days, by $135,211. Nasty and Bold), second at Turfway last out in his best 0-Green Leonard C. B-Rosenthal Warren W (KY). showing to date, dueled with HOUSE ALARM T-Joseph Orseno. (Housebuster) from the start and prevailed in a hard­ fought finish to win it by a nose at 3-1 . The 9-5 choice 9th-AQU, $35,000, Alw, 4yo/up, f/m, a1 m70yd, 1 :43 MR. IAN (Capote) was another half-length back in third. 2/5, wf. Lifetime Record: 4-1-1-0, $21,984. FLEETING FABLE (f, 4, Afleet--No Fairytales, by Dixie­ 0-Shepherd R & S. B-R Shepherd (KY). T-K G McPeek. land Band) broke her maiden as the 3-5 favorite on New Year's Day and was once again the choice to make it two straight, though at a more generous 2-1 here. The MIDWEST lightly raced filly sat second for six furlongs before • • grabbing the lead and going on to a 2 1 /2-length tally. Yesterday's Results: Lifetime Record: 8-2-3-3, $66, 790. 8th-FGX, $22,000, Alw, 3yo, c/g, 1 m, 1 :39 2/5, ft. 0/B-Sam Kassin (KY). T-Howard M Tesher. STROKE (c, 3, Royal Pennant--Top Paddler, by Conquis­ tador Cielo) earned his first win with a six-length tally 4th-AQU, $35,000, Alw, 3yo, f, 1 1 /16m, 1 :47 3/5, ft. over this track, then finished second in his allowance TUZIA (f, 3, Blushing John--Fleet Road {SW, debut last out December 21. Sent off the 2-1 chalk to $120,475}, by Magesterial), who broke her maiden at start the year with a victory, the home bred colt closed Keeneland in October, most recently finished third in an from fifth to score by a nose over 28-1 outsider Aqueduct allowance Dec. 26. Sent off the 8-5 favorite CAMERON PARK (Talinum). Lifetime Record: 3-2-1-0, here, the filly, whose owner and trainer were honored $28,800. with Eclipse Awards yesterday, posted a frontrunning, O/B-Martha F. Gerry (TX). T-Neil J Howard. one-length tally over GLORY IN MOTION (Broad Brush). UPCOMING SALES: The winner is 1/2 to Tanja (MSW, $207,468, by Allen's Prospect). Lifetime Record: 7-2-0-2, $54,339. Jan. 6-9 - Keeneland Mixed, Lexington, Ky. 0/B-Allen E. Paulson (KY). T-William I Mott. Jan. 12 - California Thoroughbred Breeders' Association sale of Stallion Seasons. A # will distinguish first-time stakes-winners, a @ will Jan. 1 3 - Barretts Mixed, Fairplex Park, Ca. indicate first-time graded stakes-winners, a + will de­ Jan. 16-18 - Heritage Place Mixed, Oklahoma City, Ok. note winners who are first-time starters, an (S) will be Jan. 20-22 - Ocala Breeders' Sales Co. Mixed, Ocala. Fl. used for state-bred races and an (R} will be used for other restricted races.

FOUR wins in New York at one mile, including Mr. and Mrs. Ben P. Walden, Jr. the Grade I Jerome by Weisenberger Mill Pike PRENUP Midway, Kentucky 40347 four lengths. $2,500 LP. (606) 846-5214 • Fax 846-4671 Vinery stallions are Breeders' Cup nominate PAGE 4 •THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS• 1-10-97 I+ Sb. CALIFORNIA• I • WE s T • Yesterday's Results: Yesterday's Results: 7th-GGX, $33,000, 4yo/up, f/m, 1 1 /16mT, 1 :47 3/5, PASS THE GLASS S., $72, 100, SAX, 1-9, 4yo/up, 1 sf. 1 /8mT, 1 :46 3/5, fm. NOTAGOLDBRICK (f, 4, Fortunate Prospect--Not a Flaw 1--WINGS BASH (IRE}, 116, h, 5, {SW}, by T. V. Commercial), a half sister to Sure to (GB)--Bashush, by Caro (Ire}. 0-Ham & Poslosky & Explode (Explodent, MSW, $137,375) and Mi Lucia Sloan; B-Shadwell Estate Co. Ltd (Ire); T-Jenine (lcecapade, MSW, $204,383), took last year's Giii Bay Sahadi; J-C S Nakatani; $44, 100. Lifetime Record: Meadows Oaks, but most recently finished fifth in the 24-9-5-5, $188, 735. Moment to Buy H. Dec. 26. The 2-1 second choice 2--inner City (Ire), 121, h, 8, Bob Back--Heartland, by began challenging for the lead on the turn for home and Northfields. 0- Management. $14,000. drew clear through the stretch for a four-length tally. 3--Defleet, 116, c, 4, Afleet--Slew's , by Lifetime Record: GSW, 23-4-6-2, $146,550. Exceller. ($95,000 yrl '94 KEESEP). 0-Siegel Jan & 0-Allen & Bonde & Cox & Wallace. B-Farnsworth Farms Mace & Samantha. $8,400. (FL). T-Jeff Bonde. Margins: 2, 3, NK. Odds: 1.30, 6.60, 6.80. Wings Bash faded to seventh in his U.S. debut in the GI Hollywood Turf Cup Dec. 15. The 6-5 favorite ran B•R•E•E•D•E•R•S along the rail, moved to the outside for the stretch run, took the lead at midstretch and drew off. EDITION

3rd-SAX, $50,000, Alw, 4yo/up, f/m, 1 mT, 1 :34 4/5, ALLOWANCE RESULTS: fm. 1--GOLDEN VALE, 116, m, 5, Slew o' Gold--Maniches 5th-AQU, $33,000, (Sl, 4yo/up, f/m, 6f, 1 :12 2/5, ft. (MSW, $201,909), by Val de L'Orne (Fr). 0-Hunter O'REILLY'S CHORUS Cf, 4, Solo Chorus--Mrs. O'Reilly, Barbara; B-Clay Enterprises (KY); T-Thomas R Bell II. by What Luck} Lifetime Record: 3-2-0-1, $32,430. 0-T Lifetime Record: SP, 19-3-4-3, $141,350. Shapiro. B-l. & M. J. Picarello (NY). T-H Tesher. 2--Jade Hawk, 115, f, 4, Hawkster--Rich Niece, by Rich Cream. 9th-FGX, $26,300, 4yo/up, 6f, 1 :11, ft. 3--Passion Flower, 115, f, 4, Deputy Minister--L'Amour ESPLANADE RIDGE (h, 5, Ogygian--Dearly Bred {MSP, Toujours, by Blushing Groom (Fr). $192,965}, by Fappiano} Lifetime Record: SP, Margins: 1 1 /4, 1 HF, HF. Odds: 20.50, 5.90, 8.50. 13-5-5-3, $89,230. 0-Vickie L Krantz. B-Green Beverly Golden Vale was fifth in the restricted Miss Hunting­ Mrs. (KY). T-Gary Palmisano. ton S. in her last start Nov. 4 at Santa Anita. The mare took the lead at midstretch and inched clear late. 3rd-GGX, $25,000, 3yo, 1 m, 1 :35 4/5, ft. HALE'S DREAM (c, 3, Bulldar--Southern Rosebud, by local News, Santa Anita: Trooper Seven} Lifetime Record: SP, 9-2-2-1, $33,601. Recently named 2-year-old champion Boston Harbor 0-Starbuckaroo Stable. B-Bill Lessig {WA). T-Bill Tollett. (Capote), wintering in California, may be heading for the April 5 Santa Anita Derby. "He'll work up to the Santa 7th-FGX, $24,200, 4yo/up, c/g, 1 1 /16m (off turf). Anita Derby and come that route," reported 1 :46 1 /5, ft. owner/breeder William T. Young. "We had debated DAVOR (c, 4, Farma Way--Existentialist, by Relaunch} bringing him to Florida, but I believe we'll leave him Lifetime Record: 8-3-1-1, $58,983. 0-Biggs Kaaren & M where he is." The colt worked five furlongs Monday in Hays. 8-Jamm, Ltd & W Lazy T, Ltd (KY). T-S Wren. 1 :03. Saturday's sixth race at Santa Anita, a 6 Yz-furlong 9th-TPX, $18,535, 1-8, 4yo/up, f/m, 6 1 /2f, 1: 18, ft. maiden race for three-year-olds, will feature the debut of KAREN'S A KEEPER (m, 5, Yukon--Classy Music, by D. Wayne Lukas trainee Cromwell (A.P. Indy), a Stop the Music} Lifetime Record: 24-5-1-2, $22,670. $700,000 yearling purchase at the '95 KEEJUL sales. 0-James W Orr Jr & Roger Reed. B-John Youngblood (KY). T-Roger Reed.

The home of 4 Eclipse Award winners ! ASHFORD STUD CICAR I DEHERE I RHYTHM I THUNDER CULCH Horse of the year Champion 2-y-o Champion 2-y-o Champion 3-y-o Dr. Barry Simon Tel: 606-a73-7066. Fax: 606-673-8802. Call and see them today! PAGE 5 •THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS• 1-10-97

Sensational Trio, c, 3, Premiership--Lyphover (MSW, WEEKEND PEDIGREE PERSPECTIVES $291, 707), by Lyphard's Wish (Fr). GGX, 1-9, 6f, by Alan Porter 1 :09. B-Franks John (Ky). * $22,000 wing '94 FTKNOV; $32,000 yrl '95 FTKJUL. PEDIGREE SHORTS ... +Peaks Mill, f, 3, Stalwart--Dorothy Gaylord, by We are becoming accustomed to the fact that stal­ *Sensitivo. TPX, 1-8, 6f, 1: 12. 8-Rosehill Farm (Ky). lions descending from through Mr. Pros­ *1/2 to Qualique (GISW, by *Hawaii). pector are crossing well with mares descending from My Bettor, g, 4, My Habitony--Happy Bettor (SW), by Raise a Native through Majestic Prince, but Chip (f, 4, Crazy Kid. SAX, 1-9, 6 1 /2f, 1 : 1 7. B-Hanson Stock Norquestor--Big Pride, by Bet Big), who won the Giii Farm (Ca). * % to Eastern Bettor (Out of the East), First Lady H. at Gulfstream Park Wednesday, has a MSW, $129,133. different twist on the cross. Her sire is a son of Con­ Mr Auditor, c, 4, Major Moran--Concolour, by Our quistador Cielo (by Mr. Prospector), but rather than Native. AQU, 1-9, 6f, 1: 14. B-Thomas Kelly & Joseph having Majestic Prince in the male line, her dam, Big M Grant (Fl). * 1 /2 to Sikkim (SP, $128,012, by Pride, is by Bet Big, who is out of a Majestic Prince Nepal). mare. It's also interesting to note that Conquistador Nasty Ridge, c, 4, Manastash Ridge--Nasty Days, by Cielo' s dam is by Bold Ruler (son of Nasrullahl out of a Nasty and Bold. GPX, 1-9, 6f, 1: 12. B-Shepherd Turn-to mare, while Chip's third dam, Pilgrim's Pride, is Ronald C (Ky). by a son of Turn-to out of a mare. The 1996 Fasig-Tipton February Two-Year-Olds in 1996'S LEADING FRESHMAN SIRES Training sales topper Speed World (c, 3, Woodman-­ Gray Tab, by Zulu Tom) ran off with the G3 Keisei Hai OF 2YO WINNERS (Through 12/31/96) at Nakayama Racecourse, Japan Sunday, scoring by six SIRE STATE FOALS WNRS lengths. Speed World is the product of a very clever Diablo FL 43 17 pedigree. First, he has 4x4 in positions Alaskan Frost FL 30 13 we are coming to love--the male line of the sire and the Salt Lake KY 58 13 zig-zag of the mare. Secondly, he descends in female Robyn Dancer FL 37 12 line to Eclair (ancestress of Blushing Groom and Mill El Prado (Ire) KY 37 11 Reef) and has a second cross of Eclair through her son Rubiano KY 40 10 Khaled (in Woodman). Third, he has the sisters Busi­ Sky Classic KY 51 10 nesslike and Big Event (both daughters of La Troienne). A.P. Indy KY 42 9 The Big Event strain comes in through The Axe II, Caller l.D. KY 36 9 whose son, Al Hattab, is sire of Speed World's second Heft FL 35 9 dam. Woodman is bred on the same Mr. Prospec­ Pine Bluff KY 40 9 9 tor/Buckpasser cross as Miswaki, a stallion who works Saint Bailado FL 30 very well with mares by The Axe II and Al Hattab, so Twilight Agenda KY 73 9 perhaps this could be the beginning of a similar trend for Noactor FL 21 8 Woodman. Olympia KY 29 8 Out of Place FL 23 8 37 8 MAIDEN WINNERS: St. Jovite KY 7 Ski Pro, c, 3, Allen's Prospect--Ski Buff, by Sham. FGX, Alnaab WA 25 1-9, 6f, 1:10 4/5. B-Maple Leaf Farm (Pa). In Excess (Ire) CA 24 7 +Grinning Bobcat, f, 3, Cojak--Blessin N Disguise, by Giboulee. AQU, (S), 1-9, 6f, 1: 14 4/5. B-Albert H & Randy L Cohen (Ny). Compiled by OWNER• BREEDER, North America's Gestalt, c, 3, Gold Meridian--Lin D. Time (SP), by international monthly journal featuring comprehensive Manifesto. AQU, 1-9, 6f, 1: 12 3/5. B-Scott & J C analysis of sires and sire lines, distaff families, breed­ Dudley (Fl). * $ 32,000 2yo 1 996 OBSAPR. ing methods and more. For more information, call +Vote of Honesty, g, 3, Mr. lntegrity--Promising Note, (510) 651-5151. by Sensitive Music. SAX, 1-9, 6f, 1 :09 3/5. B-J Maurer, Dr R Maurer, Et Ai (Ca).

NINE 1996 Stakes Horses incl. Two Gr. Sws & a Record Setter SHADWELL FARM, Lexington, Ky. (606) 224-4585 DQG~YJB!JR~OR $20,000 Live Foal