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T~9I~~Un~~~Re Dm Sunday, September 11, 1994 The Thoroughbred Daily News is delivered to your home or business by fax each morning by 5 a.m. For subscription Information, please call 908-747-8060. T~9I~~UN~~~RE DM SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1994 W•E•E•K•E•N•D RESULTS NYRA MILE BACK ON AQUEDUCT FALL Saturday, Doncaster, England STAKES SCHEDULE The return of the NYRA Mile TELECONNECTION ST. LEGER-GI, $393,944, Doncaster, England, 9-10, 3yo, 14f 132ydsT, highlights the '94 Aqueduct Fall stakes schedule 3:04.19, gd. which was announced yesterday. The GI $250,000 1--#@MOONAX (IRE), c, 3, Caerleon--Moonsilk (IRE), event is one of 30 stakes, 21 of them graded, worth more than $2,925,000 scheduled for the meet; the by ~olinus (GB}. 0-Sheikh Mohammed al Maktoum; 8-L1scannor Stud Ltd.; T-Barry Hills; J-Pat Eddery; Mile will be run November 26, on the Holidayfest card $238, 115. which also includes the $200,000 Demoiselle for 2--Broadway Flyer, c, 3, Theatrical (IRE)--Serena two-year-old fillies and the $200,000 Remsen for (SAf), by Jan Ekels. ($45,000 yrlg '92 KEESEP). two-year-olds. Three stakes have been moved from 0-Mrs. S. Boscher; $87,910. Belmont to Aqueduct: the $150,000 Top Flight H., to 3--Double Trigger (IRE), c, 3, Ela-Mana-Mou--Solac be run November 25; the $100,000a Red Smith H., (FR), by Gay Lussac (ITY). 0-R.W. Huggins; set for November 19; and the $1 00 ,OOOa Fall $42,014. Highweight H., to be run Thanksgiving Day, Novem­ Margins: 1 1 /4, 3, 4. Odds: 40-1, 6-1, 9-1. ber 24. The Aqueduct Fall Meet runs from October Also Ran: Sacrament (GB), Ionia, Party Season (GB), 1 8 through December 31 . Red Route (GB), Midnight Legend (GB). Broadway Flyer tried to lead all the way, setting a GO FOR GIN, PISTOLS AND ROSES PREP good pace from the start. On the turn into the FOR WOODWARD Kentucky Derby winner Go for straight he was 4 lengths clear of Midnight Legend, Gin (Cormorant) worked six furlongs at Belmont yes­ who began to struggle. With a quarter mile to go terday in preparation for Saturday's GI Woodward. Broadway Flyer was still clear, being chased by The three-year-old was clocked in 1 :13.84. "He went Ionia, Moonax and Double Trigger. Inside the final the last quarter in : 22; it was a great work," said furlong Moonax ranged alongside Broadway Flyer trainer Nick Zito. The grey Pistols and Roses (Darn and these two battled it out with the 40-1 outsider That Alarm) went seven furlongs in 1 :24.80, breez­ ing, over Belmont's training track, and trainer George taking command close to home to give jockey Pat Gianos confirmed the GISW's status as a Woodward Eddery his 11th English Classic success. Moonax starter yesterday morning. has had a season troubled by injuries and it was only 48 hours earlier that trainer Barry Hills decided MOLSON MILLION HOPEFULS WORK to let him take his chance. Hills' only regret was Queen's Plate winner Bruce's Mill (Steady Growth) that his winner came at the expense of his two and Jim Dandy winner Unaccounted For (Private sons, John and Michael, trainer and rider respec­ Account) both worked six furlongs at Woodbine Sat­ tively of the runner-up Broadway Flyer. urday in preparation for next Sunday's Gii Molson Million. Unaccounted For, with jockey Jose Santos Weekend Results cont. p2 aboard, went the distance in 1 : 14, galloping out a strong seven furlongs in 1 :27 3/5. Trainer Scotty Schulhofer had expected a faster effort. "Normally * * * * * * * * this horse works in : 11 like nothing," he said. "This was slower than usual. But he came back and he BELMONT•BEAT wasn't even blowing hard. Maybe he didn't do In order to maintain a more consistent schedule of dark enough." Schulhofer will be back at Woodbine Thurs­ days, closing day at Belmont Park will be Sunday, day to watch his runner blow out. Bruce's Mill was October 16. There will be no racing Monday, October timed in 1 : 1 2 1 /5 with jockey Robbie King Jr. in the 17. Aqueduct is scheduled to open Tuesday, October irons. "He wasn't blowing after the work, but I sure 1B; the opening day feature is the Giii Athenia H. was," said King. "He was really tough." News cont. p2 The Thoroughbred Daily News is delivered to your home or business by fax each morning by 5 am. For subscription information, please call 908-747 -8060. T~9I~~UN~!;~RE D™ SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1994 W•E•E•K•E•N•D RESULTS NYRA MILE BACK ON AQUEDUCT FALL Saturday, Doncaster, England STAKES SCHEDULE The return of the NYRA Mile TELECONNECTION ST. LEGER-GI, $393,944, highlights the '94 Aqueduct Fall stakes schedule Doncaster, England, 9-10, 3yo, 14f 132ydsT, 3:04. 19, gd. which was announced yesterday. The GI $250 000 event is one of 30 stakes, 21 of them graded, ,;.,orth 1--#@MOONAX (IRE), c, 3, Caerleon--Moonsilk (IRE), more than $2,925,000 scheduled for the meet; the by Solinus (GB). 0-Sheikh Mohammed al Maktoum· B-Liscannor Stud Ltd.; T-Barry Hills; J-Pat Eddery; ' Mile will be run November 26, on the Holidayfest card $238, 115. which also includes the $200,000 Demoiselle for 2--Broadway Flyer, c, 3, Theatrical (IRE)--Serena two-year-old fillies and the $200,000 Remsen for (SAf), by Jan Ekels. ($45,000 yrlg '92 KEESEP). two-year-olds. Three stakes have been moved from 0-Mrs. S. Boscher; $87,910. Belmont to Aqueduct: the $150,000 Top Flight H., to 3--Double Trigger (IRE), c, 3, Ela-Mana-Mou--Solac be run November 25; the $100,000a Red Smith H., set for November 19; and the $100,000a Fall (FR), by Gay Lussac (ITY). 0-R.W. Huggins; Highweight H., to be run Thanksgiving Day, Novem­ $42,014. Margins: 1 1 /4, 3, 4. Odds: 40-1, 6-1, 9-1. ber 24. The Aqueduct Fall Meet runs from October Also Ran: Sacrament {GB), lonio, Party Season (GB), 1 8 through December 31 . Red Route (GB), Midnight Legend (GB). GO FOR GIN, PISTOLS AND ROSES PREP Broadway Flyer tried to lead all the way, setting a good pace from the start. On the turn into the FOR WOODWARD Kentucky Derby winner Go for straight he was 4 lengths clear of Midnight Legend, Gin (Cormorant) worked six furlongs at Belmont yes­ who began to struggle. With a quarter mile to go terday in preparation for Saturday's GI Woodward. Broadway Flyer was still clear, being chased by The three-year-old was clocked in 1 : 13. 84. "He went lonio, Moonax and Double Trigger. Inside the final the last quarter in : 22; it was a great work," said furlong Moonax ranged alongside Broadway Flyer trainer Nick Zito. The grey Pistols and Roses (Darn and these two battled it out with the 40-1 outsider That Alarm) went seven furlongs in 1 :24.80, breez­ ing, over Belmont's training track, and trainer George taking command close to home to give jockey Pat Gianos confirmed the GISW's status as a Woodward Eddery his 11th English Classic success. Moonax starter yesterday morning. has had a season troubled by injuries and it was only 48 hours earlier that trainer Barry Hills decided MOLSON MILLION HOPEFULS WORK to let him take his chance. Hills' only regret was Queen's Plate winner Bruce's Mill (Steady Growth) that his winner came at the expense of his two and Jim Dandy winner Unaccounted For (Private sons, John and Michael, trainer and rider respec­ Account) both worked six furlongs at Woodbine Sat­ tively of the runner-up Broadway Flyer. urday in preparation for next Sunday's Gii Molson Million. Unaccounted For, with jockey Jose Santos aboard, went the distance in 1 : 14, galloping out a Weekend Results cont. p2 strong seven furlongs in 1 :27 3/5. Trainer Scotty Schulhofer had expected a faster effort. "Normally this horse works in : 11 like nothing," he said. "This WEEKEND RESULTS ....... p1-2 was slower than usual. But he came back and he NEWS CONT. ........... p2 wasn't even blowing hard. Maybe he didn't do WEEKEND PREVIEW . p3 enough." Schulhofer will be back at Woodbine Thurs­ RACING REPORTS ........ p3-7 day to watch his runner blow out. Bruce's Mill was BEST SEVEN RESULTS . p4 timed in 1 : 1 2 1 /5 with jockey Robbie King Jr. in the irons. "He wasn't blowing after the work, but I sure was," said King. "He was really tough." News cont. p2 PAGE 2 •THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS• 9-11-94 Weekend Results cont. Saturday, Del Mar GUINNESS CHAMPION S.-GI, $226, 760, PALOMAR H.-Gll, $108,600, DMR, 9-10, 3yo/up, Leopardstown, Ireland, 9-10, 3yo/up, c/f, 1 OfT, f /m, 8.5fT, 1 :42 4/5, fm. 2:07 .90, yl. 1--#@SHIR DAR (FR), 114, f, 4, Lead On Time--lrish 1--CEZANNE (GB), h, 5, Ajdal--Reprocolor (GB) Sea, by Irish River (fr). 0-Edmund A Gann; B-Haras (MGSW-Eng), by Jimmy Reppin (GB). 0-Godolphin; d'Etreham (Fr); T-Robert Frankel; J-C Nakatani; B-Moon Valley Stud; T-Michael Stoute; J-M. $63,600. Lifetime Record: 21-6-5-3, $227,571. Kinane; $149,040. * 1 /2 to Bella Colora (GB) 2--Baby Diamonds, 108, f, 3, Thirty Eight Paces-­ (GSW-Eng, G2-Fr. $107,464, by Bellypha {IRE}) Diamondsareagirls, by Diamonds Are Trump.
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