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TOTAL HANDLE SOARS DURING SPA'S SUSSEX S.-G1, $299,093, Goodwood, England, 7-26, OPENING WEEKEND Total handle (commingled) 3yo/up, 1 mT, 1 :36.17, fm. zoomed 16.8 percent while on-track handle was up 1.8 1-- (GB), 130, m, 5, Shadeed--Dubian (GB) percent during the opening weekend of the 1 995 (Ch. Older Mare in Italy, G1-lty, G3-lre, MGSP-Eng), Saratoga meeting. The total handle of $43,036,466 by High Line (GB). 0-Mohammed Obaida; was up from $36,856, 121 last year, while the on-track B-Gainsborough Stud Management; T-Clive Brittain; handle of $9,448,953 was up from $9,282,653 in '94. J-B. Doyle; $182,328. The figures do not include twilight simulcasting. At the 2--, 1 25, c, 3, --Wasnah, by II. same time, however, the on-track attendance of 63,384 0-Sheikh Hamdan al Maktoum; B-Shadwell Farm Inc.; represented a 7. 7 percent decrease from the 1 994 $68,628. opening weekend. "We're gratified with the upward 3--Darnay (GB), 133, c, 4, Darshaan (GB)--Flawless surge in handle," said New York Racing Association Image, by The Minstrel. 0-Godolphin; B-Sheikh Director of Communications and Development Steven Mohammed bin Rashid al Maktoum; $33,290. Crist. "The response to Saratoga nationwide has been Margins: neck, 3 Yz, 3 Yz. Odds: 11-2, 1-1, 9-1. terrific. To be up over six million dollars in four days of Also Ran: Nicolotte (GB), (Ire), Sulb. *Soviet racing is tremendous. At the same time, we're ex­ Line finished 4th, but was DQ'd and placed 5th. tremely happy that the on-track handle and per capita Sayyedati, winner of the 1 993 British 1 000 Guineas wagering is up. When you also take into account that had been unlucky twice before in the Sussex S., finish~ we have run two less live races, it proves that the ing 2nd in '93 and 4th in '94. As expected, SULB (El product being presented is very attractive to our cus­ Gran Senor), acting as pacemaker for St. James' s Pal­ tomers both here and across the nation. At the same ace S. winner Bahri, made the running, setting a blister­ time, we are not surprised by the dip in attendance. ing pace. Darnay followed closely in second and Bahri in Basically, we knew that some Sundays during the meet third with NICOLOTTE (Night Shift) in fourth. Turning would not match up with last year's attendance figures. into the straight Bahri began to make progress, battling In 1994 on the opening Sunday, nine cars were given it out with Darnay in the center of the course. away. We couldn't match that." Sayyedati then came with a late burst of speed to catch Bahri at the line. "That was a great performance," said SECRETARIAT NAMED CHEF DE RACE Secre­ winning trainer Clive Brittain. "It is what I have seen her tariat (), Horse of the Year in 1972 and 1973, do at home; she will work with something and then at the last minute go straight past it. It was never a ques­ has been elected an intermediate/solid chef de race by tion that she would not battle; she is very willing. I the Advisory Committee on Dosage. The announcement never had any doubts about putting (her regular exer­ was made in the August 1995 issue of Owner•Breeder, cise rider) Brett Doyle on her. At 22 years old to be a monthly journal which serves the Thoroughbred prepared to sit and wait at the back and then come breeding industry. Secretariat was nominated by Robert through the field like that shows great maturity. D. Fierro, editor of the New York Record and a member Sayyedati will be trained now for Deauville' s Prix of the committee. In his report, Fierro compares Secre­ Jacques Le Marois next month. She will then go tariat's influence with that of *, who is straight to the Breeders' Cup Mile--we won't run her in Secretariat's broodmare sire and also an intermedi­ the Queen Elizabeth as she doesn't like Ascot--and I'd ate/solid chef de race. Fierro cited Secretariat's excel­ love to see her stay in training as a six-year-old if her lent record as a sire of 55 stakes-winners and as a owner agrees to it." broodmare sire to argue that "he is qualified on the record to date and in the historical context of such appointees" to be accorded chef-de-race status. Secre­ ST AKES RESULT 1 tariat's finest races--including his 31-length victory in the Belmont S.--were run in 1973. He first stood at stud STAKES PREVIEWS ...... 2 in 1974 and died in 1989. Other members of the com­ RACING REPORTS ...... 3,4,5 mittee unanimously agreed with the appointment and with the classification. TOTAL PAGES ...... 6 PAGE 2 •THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS• 7-27-95

Sunday, Saratoga: PREVIEW JIM DANDY S.-Gll, $125,000a, 3yo, 9f • • According to trainer Willard Freeman, everything is Today, Goodwood, England: going according to plan with Gii Dwyer S. winner Hoolie RICHMOND S.-G2, $65,574a, 2yo, 6fT (Criminal Type) as he prepares for the Jim Dandy. PP HORSE TRAINER JOCKEY WT "We're right on schedule; he's doing great," said Free­ 1 Norwegian Blue Jarvis Thomson 1 23 man. "All I hope for is a very fast track on Sunday." 2 Polaris Flight Chapple-Hyam Reid 1 23 Trainer Pete Vestal said yesterday that Peruvian (Con­ 3 Wisam Hannon Swinburn 123 quistador Cielo) will start next in the Gii event. The 4 Kuantan Cole Quinn 1 23 chestnut colt won the Giii Iroquois S. and Ellis Park 5 Mubhij B. Hills R. Hills 1 23 Juvenile S. last year, but is winless in two allowance 6 Kahir Almaydan Dunlop Carson 1 23 tries at three. "We breezed him (Tuesday) and he did Kuantan (Gone West), a $85,000 Sep­ very well," said Vestal. Daily Racing Form clockers tember yearling, won his only prior start at Royal caught Peruvian in a bullet :59 3/5 for five furlongs over Ascot June 23; the Virginia-bred will be stretching Saratoga's main track. "We'll most likely gallop him into out from five to six furlongs. Polaris Flight (Northern the race and if I don't see anything wrong with his Flagship), successful against listed stakes company performance then we're definitely going to go. I think in the July 1 5 Doncaster Sales Rose Bowl S. at it's a pretty wide open field. I really believe that this race is a good opportunity for this horse." Newbury, was also sold at auction, bringing $70,000 as a weanling at the 1993 Keeneland November Sunday, Fort Erie: Breeding Stock Sale. The Richmond S. has been won PRINCE OF WALES S.-GIC, $100,000a, Canadian­ over the past 20 years by the likes of multiple cham­ Breds, 3yo, 9 1/2f pions J.O. Tobin and Warning (GB). Regal Discovery (Regal Classic), 1 %-length winner of the Queens Plate July 9, will attempt to sweep the first Sunday, Monmouth Park: two jewels of the Canadian Triple Crown when he goes HASKELL INVITATIONAL H.-GI, $500,000,3yo, 9f to the post Sunday. The Roger Attfield-trainee drilled Jockey has picked up the mount on MGSW five furlongs in : 59 flat at Fort Erie yesterday. "I could­ Suave Prospect (Fortunate Prospect) for the Haskell. n't be happier with this horse," said Attfield. "He could Trainer Christophe Clement reported from his very well move on from the Plate. As far as I'm con­ base that Blu Tusmani (Afleet), winner cerned his work couldn't have been better. He really of the Gii Withers S. May 3, turned in his final came the last eighth of a mile smartly and he galloped Haskell prep yesterday. "He worked a half-mile in :47 out really, really strong." Queens Plate runner-up Free­ 4/5 on the Belmont main track," Clement said. "The dom Fleet (Afleet) also breezed yesterday, covering six work was a good one. I think we'll either ship him furlongs in 1 : 17 over Fort Erie's training track. "He's the night before or early on the morning of the race." not really what you'd call a good work horse," admitted Breezing at Saratoga Wed. was Giii Round Table S. trainer Danny Vella. "But the training track seemed winner Kingdom City (Cryptoclearance). "He worked slower than usual this morning. This horse is better now five-eighths in 1 :02 and change and ran the last than going into the Plate. He's put on at least 25 eighth in : 11 4/5 on the main track," said trainer pounds." Mt. Sassafras (Mt. Livermore), third in both Elliot Walden. "(Jockey Craig) Perret worked him and the Queens Plate and the Plate Trial S., worked a half­ he thought he went well. This horse is not a real mile Wed. in :48, galloping out five furlongs in 1 :01. strong work horse. This is as good as he's ever Also working for the Prince of Wales yesterday were gone." New York-bred John and Pat (Shimatoree), Kiridashi (Bold Ruckus), fourth in the Queens Plate, who unbeaten in three starts this year, had his final prep drilled a half-mile in :47 4/5; Counter Combo (Geiger Counter), who covered the same distance in :48 4/5; for the Grade I event at Monmouth yesterday. "He and Ice Agent (Miswakil, 13th in the Plate, who went worked a slow half," trainer John Forbes said. five furlongs over Woodbine's turf training track in "That's just what we wanted him to do." Sir Barton 1 :00. Considered possible for Sunday's race is Queen's S. winner Mighty Magee (Cormorant) shipped into Plate 12th-place finisher Stanley Silver (Silver Deputy). Monmouth from Pimlico Tuesday night.

WEEKEND ST AKES RES1JL TS: GULCH (Thunder Gulch & Torrential) L~NE'S END LORD AVIE (Avie's Fancy) -~ BOX 626, VERSAILLES, KY 40383 PHONE (606) 873-7300 DIXIELAND BAND (Fluffkins & Matula) FAX (606) 873-3746 PAGE 3 •THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS• 7-27-95

Villez, c, 3, Lyphard's Wish (Fr)--Valhalla (Fr) (SW-Fr), FOREIGN by New Chapter (Ire). Maisons-Laffitte, 7-25, Prix • • Tornado, 3yo, 1 2fT, $18, 1 24 to winner. 0-D. Yesterday's Result: Wildenstein; B-Hermitage Farm; T-A. Fabre. *Full to Vertige (G3-Fr, G2-Eng, $189, 196) and Villandry LANSON CHAMPAGNE VINTAGE S.-G3, $60,246, (Gll-N.A., G3-Fr, $230,224). Goodwood, England, 7-26, 2yo, 7fT, 1 :26.21, fm. 1--#@ (IRE), 123, c, 2, Unfuwain--lrish Valley, by Irish River (Fr). 0-Sheikh Hamdan al EAST Maktoum; B-Shadwell Estate Co. Ltd.; T-Major W.R. • • Hern; J-W. Carson; $36,951. * }'2 to Green Pola Local News, Delaware Park: (G3-Fr, by Nijinsky Ill. Roger Nietert, former trainer, president of the Dela­ 2--Allied Forces, 126, c, 2, Miswaki--Mangala, by ware Park Horsemen's Association and Horsemen's Sharpen Up (GB). 0-A. Altayer; $13,811. Liaison, has been named to the newly created posi­ 3--More Royal, 1 23, c, 2, Mt. Livermore--Royal Run, by tion of Director of Racing at Delaware Park. His re­ Wavering Monarch. ($90,000 yrlg '94 KEESEP). sponsibilities will include being a sounding board for 0-George Strawbridge; $6,618. all ideas about racing and to help coordinate them to Margins: 1, 1 /2, 2. achieve the best possible racing product at Delaware Also Ran: Mushahid, Believe Me (GB), Oberons Boy Park. (Ire). This was the sixth winner in this race for both trainer Major Hern and jockey . "This is a good­ MIDWEST looking horse with more quality than his sire," said Hern of Alhaarth. "He did this well after a nasty bump (with • • Local News, Ohio: two furlongs left to run), and I'm very pleased with this During the Ohio State Racing Commission's performance. He showed a lot of resolution to get to monthly meeting at Northfield Park in Cleveland July the front." 19, it voted unanimously to uphold the stewards' decision to declare a race at River Downs and Thistle­ American-Bred Winners in England: down July 2 no contest. All wagers on the race si­ Woodborough, c, 2, Woodman--Performing Arts (Ire) mulcast from El Presidente Hippodrome Remon in (GSP-lre & Eng), by The Minstrel. Goodwood, 7-26, Panama City, Panama are refundable. According to E.B.F. Selsey Maiden S., 6fT, 2yo, $11,266 to the Ohio Revised Code, OSRC Executive Director winner. 0-R. Sangster; B-Swettenham Stud, et al.; Clifford A. Nelson said in the normal course of T-Peter Chapple-Hyam. lltimas, f, 3, Dayjur--Tadwin (GB) (SW-Eng, GSP-lre), by events, unless a simulcast is televised, wagering on Never So Bold (Ire). Doncaster, 7-26, Vaux Samson the race cannot take place. River Downs and Thistle­ Conditions S., 6fT, 3yo/up, $8,813 to winner. down have refunded $61,584 of the $62,680 wag­ 0-Sheikh Hamdan al Maktoum; B-Shadwell Farm; ered on the simulcast. While refunds will continue, T-Peter Walwyn. the tracks were ordered to place the remaining lmad, g, 5, Al Nasr (Fr)--Blue Grass Field (Ire), by Top $1,096 not refunded as of July 19 into wagering Ville (Ire). Goodwood, 7-26, Country Club Hotels pools on one future simulcast race at an unspecified Goodwood H., 2 1 /2mT, 3yo/up, $20,372 to winner. time. 0-Alan Brackley; B-Geoffrey C. Hughes; T-J. White. *$40,000 wnlg '90 KEENOV; $140,000 yrlg '91 © Copyright Thoroughbred Daily News. KEESEP. This newspaper may not be reproduced in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, without prior American-Bred Winners in France: written permission of the copyright owner, Media Vista. + Starmaniac, c, 2, Septieme Ciel--Silver Lane (G3-Fr, GSP-lre, $121,910), by Silver Hawk. Maisons­ Information as to the races, race results and earnings Laffitte, 7-25, Prix Catari, unraced 2yo's, 7fT, was obtained from results charts published in Daily $18, 124 to winner. 0-J.T.L. Jones; B-Janus Racing Form and utilized herewith with the permission Bloodstock Inc.; T-Carlos Laffon-Parias. of the copyright owner, Daily Racing Form.

ROCK HALL STUD AT SARATOGA Tuesday, August 8: Hip #14 GULCH colt Hip #35 SUMMER SQUALL colt Thursday, August I 0: Hip #209 SHEIKH ALBADOU (GB) colt ORock Hall Stud L. Clay Camp, agent, Barn 6 East Amanda Tuttle: (410) 639-7188 All yearlings are Breeders' Cup eligible and Registered Maryland-breds PAGE 4 •THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS• 7-27-95

6th-SAR, $32,000, Msw, 3yo/up, 1 1 /16mT, 1 :42 3/5, NEW YORK fm. • • SUBLIME SEASON (c, 3, Majestic Light--Annulus, by Yesterday's Results: Arts and Letters), making his second start back off a 4- month layoff, raced 11th in the 12-horse field through THE HONORABLE MISS H., $80,325, SAR, 7-26, the first 1 /2-mile, moved up rapidly while saving ground 3yo/up, f/m, 6f, 1 :09 3/5, ft. on the turn, angled out in upper stretch, then closed 1--LOW KEY AFFAIR, 115, f, 4, Affirmed--Talking steadily to win by % at 13-1 odds. 23-1 longshot RUN­ Picture (Ch. 2yo Filly, MGI, $178,643), by Speak AWAY CRUSADER (Runaway Groom) was 2nd. Life­ John. O/B-Moyglare Stud Farm Ltd. (KY); T-D. Wayne time Record: 6-1-0-0, $21,630. Lukas; J-P. Day; $48, 195. Lifetime Record: 11-6-2-2, 0-Live Oak Plantation. B-Live Oak Stud (FU. T-Patrick $253,274. *Full to Easy To Copy (GSP-N.A., Kelly. MSW-Ire, G2-lty), Epicure's Garden (SW-Ire, GSP-Ger) & Trusted Partner (G1-lre, $207,670). 2nd-SAR, $30,000, Msw, 2yo, f, 6f, 1: 11 4/5, ft. 2--Classy Mirage, 123, m, 5, Storm Bird--First Mirage, ECHO ECHO ECHO (f, 2, Eastern Echo--Kashie West, by by Riva Ridge. 0-Middletown Stables. $16,065. Sir Ivor), beaten only a head in her July 1 6 debut at 3--Twist Afleet, 120, f, 4, Afleet--Twist Her, by Nativo. Belmont, was sent off the 4-5 favorite here and did not ( $37 ,000 yrl '92 KEESEP; $70,000 2yo 1993 disappoint, going wire-to-wire to win by 3 under Jorge FTFFEB). 0-Lucille Conover. $8,835. Chavez. The 9-2 second choice, LA ROSA (Wild Again), Margins: 3/4, 9, 3. Odds: 6.00, 0. 70CT, 3.20. was 2nd. Echo Echo Echo was a $37,000 Fasig-Tipton Low Key Affair, a MSW in and winner of the Saratoga August yearling. Lifetime Record: 2-1-1-0, Giii Chicago Budweiser Breeders' Cup H. in her last $24,000. start June 24, allowed her four rivals to fight it out on 0-Robert Perez. B-Dr. & Mrs. R. Smiser West & Mrs. the front end early while she lagged 8 lengths behind Mackenzie Miller. T-Alfredo Callejas. down the backside. Under new rider Pat Day, the bay filly closed the gap on the turn, swung four wide at the Today, Saratoga: top of the stretch then gained steadily to wear down SCREEN KING S., $50,000a, 3yo, 6f heavy 3-5 favorite Classy Mirage in the final 70 yards. The field of five, in post position order, is as follows: Ft. "It was one of those races that on paper was set up Stockton (Cure The Blues), Bailey; Mr. Greeley (Gone just the way we had wanted it," said Todd Pletcher, West), Krone; Deputy Bodman (), assistant to trainer D. Wayne Lukas. "We knew that Velazquez; Lord Carson (Carson City), Smith; Kings with four fast fillies we would most likely have some Fiction (Believe the Queen), Day. early fast fractions and that's exactly what we got. We just wanted to lay off the pace and then make our move at the right time. You always worry when your horse is I+ So. CALIFORNIA+ I seven or eight lengths back, but it worked out just fine." Trainer Allen Jerkens said of Classy Mirage, "She Yesterday's Results: ran hard. I guessed she would be beat after setting those early fractions and having a lightweight come THE OCEANSIDE S.-1st Div, $81,800, DMR, 7-26, 3yo, down in the middle of the track. The rail was also tiring, 1 mT, 1 :35 3/5, fm. but she gave her best." Pletcher added that the August 1--#LAKE GEORGE, 116, c, 3, Vice Regent--Esdiev 13 Ballerina would probably be next for Low Key Affair. (MSP), by Secretariat. ($43,000 yrlg '93 FTSAUG). 0-Bedford Stable & Stonehenge Stable; B-Mr. & Mrs. 8th-SAR, $34,000, Alw, 3yo/up, f/m, 6 1 /2f, 1: 16 2/5, Mark Hardin (VA): T-Mike Orman; J-C. Nakatani; ft. $48,050. Lifetime Record: 8-3-1-1, $150,550. MARKET SLIDE (f, 4, Gulch--Grenzen {MGll, 2--Score Quick, 116, c, 3, Northern Score--Langlois, by $346,490}, by Grenfall), who raced primarily in Ireland Quack. ($20,000 2yo '94 BESAPR). $15,000. at 2 and 3, has run only twice in the U.S., finishing out 3--Private Interview, 116, c, 3, --Sophisticated of the money in two starts in Southern California this Girl, by Stop the Music. $11,250. year. Making her East Coast debut as the 7-2 second Margins: 2, NO, HD. Odds: 0.70, 6.90, 4.70. choice, she dueled for the lead through the first 1 /4- Lake George, 3rd in the Gii San Felipe S. in March, mile, then took command and drew off in the stretch for was rested for 2 months after finishing 18th in the May a 2-length score. 5-2 favorite QUEEN TUTTA (Kris S.) 6 Derby. The chestnut colt returned to take a was 2nd. The winner is Y:z to Twilight Agenda (Gl-N.A., 1-mile turf allowance at Hollywood June 26 and then MSW-Ire, $2, 177,843, by Devil's Bag). Lifetime Record: made it 2 straight yesterday, closing from mid-pack as 11-3-2-1, $54,853. the 3-5 favorite for his first stakes victory. "I was a O/B-Moyglare Stud Farm Ltd. (KY). T-D. Wayne Lukas. little bit worried when there were a lot of horses in front of him and they went (seven furlongs) in 1 : 24," said A # will distinguish first-time stakes-winners, a @ will winning trainer Mike Orman. "He had to come home indicate first-time graded stakes-winners, a + will de­ pretty quick. It looks like his career is on grass." note winners who are first-time starters and a (R) will be used for races restricted to state-breds. Southern California Report Continued, p. 5 PAGE 5 •THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS• 7-27-95

Southern California Report, Continued. 6th-DMR, $37,000, Msw, 2yo, 5f, :58 1 /5, ft. +BOLD COMMOTION (c, 2, Bold Ruckus--Lucy's OCEANSIDE $.-2nd Div., $81,500, DMR, 7-26, 3yo, Vixen, by Lucy's Axe), who registered two bullet 1 mT, 1 :34 3/5, fm. works at Santa Anita in preparation for his career 1--CHILLY BILLY (GB), 116, c, 3, Master Willie (GB)-­ debut, dueled for the lead with PENAL CODE (Lode Sweet Snow, by Lyphard. 0-Lynda Ramsden; B-W & Code) into the stretch, shook clear from that rival in R Barnett Ltd. (GB); T-Robert Frankel; J-C. Nakatani; midstretch, then just held off a late charge from $47,750. TAKE A BOW (Theatrical {Ire}) to win by a head. 2--Semi Maar, 114, g, 3, Semillero (Chi)--Carmela Maar, Penal Code tired to be 4th. Sent off the 2-1 second by Rio Carmelo. $15,000. choice, Bold Commotion was a $22,000 Kee. Sept. 3--Turbulent Dancer, 114, c, 3, Gate Dancer--My yearling and a $150,000 OBS March 2yo. Lifetime Turbulent Miss, by My Dad George. ( $80,000 2yo Record: 1-1-0-0, $20,350. '94 BESMAR). $11,250. 0-Beverly J. & Robert B. Lewis. B-Gustav Margins: 1 1 /4, 1 1 /4, 1 1 /4. Odds:2.90, 19.40, 13.00. 5-2 second choice Chilly Billy, winner of the G2 Gim­ Schickedanz (CAN). T-Michael A. Mollica. crack S. at York in August '94, had not started since his 4th-place effort in the G3 Duke of York S. at York Today, Del Mar: this past May 18. Making his North American debut, KOBUK KING H., $55,000a, 3yo/up, 1 3/8mT the bay colt raced 9th and last through the first 6 fur­ The field of six, from the rail out, is as follows: Smart longs, then rallied entering the stretch and down the Wise (Silver Hawk), Stevens; Ragtime Rebel (Dixie­ lane to come home 1 1 /4-lengths the best. Even-money land Brass), Desormeaux; Party Season (GB) (Shirley favorite AMERICAN DAY (Nureyev), off since taking a Heights), Solis; Draco (Ire) (), Nakatani; Santa Anita allowance by 7 % February 1 , led into the Khoraz (The Minstrel), Mccarron; Venda {GB) (Danc­ stretch, where he tired to be 4th. ing Brave), Delahoussaye.

THE FANTASTIC GIRL H., $70,900, DMR, 7-26, Local News, Del Mar: 3yo/up, f/m, 6f, 1 :08 4/5, ft. Trainer Gary Lewis believes Charles Dunn's Jumron 1--#TRACK GAL, 117, f, 4, Track Barron--Golden (GB) (Sharpo {GB}), a GSW who finished 4th in the Galaxy, by Galaxy Libra (Ire). O/B-William Oldknow & Run for the Roses in his last start May 6, will be Robert Phipps (KY); T-John W. Sadler; J-C. ready to make a start late in the Del Mar meeting. Mccarron; $39,400. The three-year-old pulled a muscle behind during the 2--Eureka Lass, 117, m, 5, Lucky North--Super Act, by running of the . "He's just back after Native Royalty. ($28,000 wnlg '90 KEENOV; being turned out for a month," Lewis said, "and he's $46,000 yrlg '91 KEESEP). $14,000. training fine. I'm hoping he'll be ready late in the 3--Shapely Scrapper, 117, f, 4, --Awesome meet." Promise, by What Luck. ($20,000 yrlg '92 KEESEP; $47,000 2yo '93 FTFFEB). $10,500. NORTH AMERICAN SIRES OF 1995 Margins: 5, 1, HD. Odds: 0. 70, 4.80, 16.60. Track Gal, winner of her last 3 starts, all allowance UNRESTRICTED SW'S (Through 7/24/95) sprints, stepped up to face stakes company and made it SIRE STATE SW's 4 in a row with a wire-to-wire, 4-length triumph as the Gone West KY 10 overwhelming 3-5 favorite. Another consistent filly, Danzig KY 9 Eureka Lass, finished 2nd for the 3rd straight time. Dixieland Band KY 9 Crafty Prospector KY 8 2nd-DMR, $57,000, Alw, 3yo/up, 1 1 /BmT, 1 :48, fm. Green Dancer KY 8 1--DREAM FITZ (ARG), 117, h, 5, Fitzcarraldo (Arg)-­ Miswaki KY 8 Babas Sleep (Arg), by Babas Fables. 0-Janis R. Wild Again KY 8 Whitham; B-Haras Firmamento (ARG); T-Ronald Nureyev KY 7 McAnally. Lifetime Record: 15-4-3-3, $107,305. *% Storm Cat KY 7 to Sueno Sereno (Arg) (G2-Arg, by Saint Sever {Fr}). Gulch KY 6 2--Golden Post, 117, g, 5, Golden Act--Top Line, by Seattle Slew KY 6 Top Ville. Woodman KY 6 3--Exalto, 117, c, 4, White Mischief--Lady Lyd., by (Based on winners of unrestricted stakes races with Lydian. purses of $25,000 or more in North America and win­ Margins: 2, HF, HF. Odds: 16.10, 2.80, 2.60. ners of European stakes races that qualify for "black­ Dream Fitz, a G1 winner in Argentina in '93, raced type" by North American catalogue standards and only twice before in North America, finishing 3rd and graded SW's in Japan.) 4th in a pair of Hollywood dirt allowances this past Compiled by Werk Thoroughbred Consultants Inc., spring. Back on the turf once again, the five-year-old Fremont, California. came from off the pace under regular rider Chris Mccarron for a two-length tally. PAGE 6 •THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS• 7-27-95

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ALLOWANCE RESULTS: +Priceless Band, c, 2, Monetary Gift--Debbie' s Band 7th-SAR, $32,000, (R), 3yo/up, 6 1 /2f, 1: 18 2/5, ft. (MSW, $142,480), by Banderilla. DET, 7-26, 5f, 1 :00 CRIMINAL BUNDLE (c, 3, Criminal Type--Bundle 4/5. B-Delphine Miller (Mi). of Joy, by Liloy {Fr}) Lifetime Record: 8-2-1-1, Daretopicktheroses, f, 2, Northern Smartee--1 Dare You, $53,682. O/B-Robert Perez (NY). T-Alfredo Callejas. by Silver Buck. DEL, 7-26, 6f, 1: 11 4/5. B-Shiela Di *Won off 6-month layoff. Mare (Fl). +Amy's Streaker, f, 2, Regal Search--Streak Home, by 7th-MTH, $30,000, 3yo/up, f/m, 6f, 1: 11 3/5, sy. Circle Home. WOX, 7-26, 5f, :58 3/5. B-V J Yantis & ONE FOR DEB (f, 4, Premiership--Elective One, by Medi­ Laura Yantis (Fl). *$3,500 yrl '94 OBSAUG; $16,000 eval Man) Lifetime Record: 8-5-0-2, $58,890. 0-Just 2yo 1995 OBSAPR. * * 1 /2 to Onto Luck (MSW, for Fun Stable. B-Deborah Whitesell (NJ). T-John F. $117,355, by Lucky North). Dowd. *Full to Primary Election (MSP, $118,385). Nastassja, f, 2, Seattle Dancer--Gold Shadow (SP), by Mr. Prospector. ELP, 7-26, 6f, 1: 12 4/5. B-Viking 1st-SAR, $30,000, Steeplechase, 3yo/up, 2 1 /16mT, Group (Ky). * % to Avie's Shadow (SW, $338,322, 3:41 4/5, fm. by Lord Avie). MR. SKYLARK (g, 6, Imperial Falcon--Fromdawntilldusk, One Good Shoe, c, 2, Spend a Buck--Got Her Wings, by by Hoist the Flag) Lifetime Record: 38-5-5-4, $99,559. . LAD, 7-26, 5 1 /2f, 1 :05 3/5. B-Ralph J. 0-Frank E. Richardson. B-Sidney Watters Jr. (MD). T-D. Wadleigh (La). * $25,000 2yo 1995 LOUMAR. Michael Smithwick. * % to Just About Dawn (SP, Summer Squeeze, f, 2, Summer Squall--Sugar Hill Chick $128,057, by John Alden). (SP, $125,930), by Fit to Fight. ELP, 7-26, 6f, 1:11 4/5. B-W.S. Farish & W. Temple Webber, Jr (Ky). 4th-WOX, $27,400, 3yo/up, a1 1/2mT, 2:29 3/5 * $75,000 yrl '94 FTSAUG. **4th winner for (NTR), fm. freshman sire. MR. LUCKY JUNCTION (g, 5, Lucky North--Gnome + Cheersitup, c, 3, Desert Wine--Rebitup (SP), by Reb's Junction, by Junction) Lifetime Record: 22-4-2-5, Policy. DMR, 7-26, 6f, 1: 10 3/5. B-Jerry Fanning & $69,624. 0-John Franks. B-Morrisania Oaks Farm (FL). John Harrison (Cal. T-David R. Bell. Scanner Pro, c, 3, Distinctive Pro--By All Logic, by Stevward. SAR, 7-26, 7f, 1 :25 3/5. B-Louis J. Felice 3rd-WOX, $23,300, 3yo/up, 7fT, 1 :21 3/5, fm. (Ny). HEAVEN'S GENERAL (g, 6, General Holme--Satans Sin, Sublime Season, c, 3, Majestic Light--Annulus, by Arts by Ambernash) Lifetime Record: 12-2-1-5, $31,468. and Letters. SAR, 7-26, 1 1 /16mT, 1 :42 3/5. B-Live 0-DJD Stable. B-Douglas Gilmour (FL). T-Donald J. Oak Stud (FL). Campbell. * % to River of Sin (MSW, $408,642, by Meadow Breeze, c, 3, Meadowlake--Miss Mauna Lisa, Shenadoah River). by *Hawaii. MTH, 7-26, 6f, 1: 11 3/5. B-Offutt-Cole Farm (Ky). *$17,500 yrl '93 KEEJAN; $97,000 2yo 10th-SRX, $22,310, 3yo/up, f/m, 5 1/2f, 1 :02 3/5, ft. 1994 FTFFEB. * * 1 /2 to Willamar (MSW, $217, 100, MONTEREY GOLD {f, 3, Strike Gold--Cushy, by ) by Northjet {Ire}). Lifetime Record: 7-3-2-1, $58, 150. 0-Allen & Bonde & Forever Stolen, f, 3, Sunshine Forever--Stolen Pass, by Cox & Partners. B-Cindy Harries & C.T. Burgoon (KY). Alleged. DEL, 7-26, a1 mT, 1 :39 4/5. B-Galbreath/ T-Jeff Bonde. *MSP. Phillips-Foxfield & Mr. & Mrs. R. Kaster. *$20,000 yrl '93 KEESEP; $7 ,000 2yo 1995 FTKAPR. MAIDEN WINNERS: Istanbul M.D., f, 3, Turkoman--Our Dear Sue, by +Bold Commotion, c, 2, Bold Ruckus--Lucy' s Vixen, by Roberto. SRX, 7-26, 1m, 1:39 1/5. B-Daniel M. Lucy's Axe. DMR, 7-26, 5f, :58 1 /5. B-Gustav Galbreath (Ky). *$20,000 yrl '93 KEESEP. **Full to Schickedanz (Can). * $22,000 yrlg '94 KEESEP; Don't Read My Lips (SW, $146,989). $150,000 2yo '95 OBSMAR. Devil's Honor, c, 2, Devil's Bag--Dancing Heroine, by TRACK ABBREVIATIONS: Hero's Honor. MTH, 7-26, 5 1 /2f, 1 :05 3/5. B-Mrs. APX Arlington Park CBY Canterbury Downs Henry D. Paxson (Pa). * $35,000 2yo 1995 CDX Churchill Downs CRC Calder FTMMAY. * *Unbridled's Song was scratched. DEL Delaware Park DET Ladbroke DRC Echo Echo Echo, f, 2, Eastern Echo--Kashie West, by Sir DMR Del Mar ELP Ellis Park Ivor. SAR, 7-26, 6f, 1: 11 4/5. B-Dr. & Mrs. R. Smiser FLX Finger Lakes LAD Louisiana Downs West & Mrs. Mackenzie Miller. * $37,000 yrl '94 MTH Monmouth Park PHA Philadelphia Park PIM Pimlico RDX River Downs FTSAUG. Elegant Blast, f, 2, Magical Mile--La Pistola (SW, RKM Rockingham Park SAR Saratoga Thistledown $108, 145), by Riva Ridge. DMR, 7-26, 5f, :58 1/5. SRX Santa Rosa Fair TDN WOX Woodbine YMX Yakima Mdws B-Clement Hirsch (Ca).