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MEDIA ECLIPSES AWARDED ABC Sports, Saturday, Hollywood Park: H.-Gll, $100,000a, 3yo/up, f/m, 1 1/16mT which pioneered the use of an unmanned, movable Sidney H. Craig's Exchange (Explodent), the 123- camera suspended from a cable to capture a close­ pound highweight, will try something new at the up of horses in the backstretch, was awarded its starting gate in the Dahlia. "I talked to (starter) Gary fourth Award for Outstanding National Brinson, and we're going to 'tail' her," said trainer Bill Television coverage for their Spawr. "Basically, it means they will hold her back broadcast when winners of the electronic media end up once she's in the gate. The idea is to keep awards were announced yesterday by the her head down." Although Exchange has won three Associations. Wide World of of five starts over the Hollywood turf course, includ­ Sports Coordinating Producer Curt Gowdy Jr. ing the GI Matriarch Nov. 27, she has broken in the produced the telecast. In other categories: John air twice while racing over the surface. "When it hap­ Asher of radio station WHAS-AM in Louisville was pens twice, you begin to think it's more than just awarded his unprecedented fifth Eclipse Award for coincidence," said Spawr. a spot on Charlie Whittingham he produced during Kentucky Derby week. Tony Leonard was awarded Saturday, Aqueduct: the Eclipse Award for outstanding photography for GRAVESEND H.-Glll, $75,000a, 3yo/up, 6f a photo depicting a snowy racing scene in Assigned highweight of 118 pounds was Maryland Keeneland which ran in the Thoroughbred Times. shipper Who Wouldn't (Baederwood). The Donald The award for best local television broadcast was Barr-trainee will be shooting for his third straight given to WGNO-TV, New Orleans producer Ronnie victory after taking the S. and an allow­ Virgets, for a a documentary on the fire and ance, both at Laurel, in his last two starts. Carrying reopening of Fair Grounds Race Course. second highweight of 117 will be the Mike Hushion­ trained six-year-old Boom Towner (Obligato), winner of 19 of 41 career starts, including five stakes, for GULFSTREAM LOWERS TAKEOUT Gulfstream earnings to date of $663,825. Trainer John Lenzini Park announced yesterday that the takeout will be Jr., former conditioner of Boom Towner, has entered lowered for the duration of the '95 meet, scheduled Golden Tent (Shelter Half) to compete against his old for January 4 through March 1 6. It is the second student. "Oh, I'm still a big Boom Towner fan and consecutive year the take has been decreased on I've rooted for him right along," Lenzini admitted. win, place, show and perfecta pools. The takeout "What happened was he had been hurt, it took a long will be reduced as follows: win, place and show time to bring him back and there were a lot of vet pools, from 1 8 percent to 1 7 percent; perfectas bills. The previous owner got impatient and told me and daily doubles, from 20 percent to 19 percent; to run him for $50,000. If I had to lose him, I'm glad the Bet 3, from 25 percent to 20 percent; and it was to a guy like Hushion because he takes good trifectas, from 25 percent to 24 percent. "The care of his horses. If Boom Towner beats me, at lower takeout is a continuation of Gulfstream' s least I know I've been beaten by a good horse." policy of being customer oriented," said Douglas * * * * * * * * Donn, Gulfstream president and CEO. "Our patrons AQUEDUCT•ACTION will be receiving a greater return on their winning Sunday, January 1 will mark the debut of an addition­ wagers. Gulfstream's experiment with a lower al Pick Three and an additional triple on each day's takeout last year produced a record handle. An Aqueduct card. The new Pick Three will be offered on extensive study ... projects higher handle, higher Aqueduct's 2nd through 4th races, and the extra triple purses and higher revenues based on the will be offered on the fifth race each day. The current Gulfstream takeout structure for 1995." Pick Three, run on races 5-6-7, will be moved back to races 6-7-8 to conclude with the afternoon's feature News Continued, p. 2 race, and the 9th race will continue to offer a triple. 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~?r~~UN~~~RE DM FR ID A Y, DECEMBER 2 3, 1994 W•E•E•K•E•N•D PREVIEW

MEDIA ECLIPSES AWARDED ABC Sports, Saturday, Hollywood Park: DAHLIA H.-Gll, $100,000a, 3yo/up, f/m, 1 1/16mT which pioneered the use of an unmanned, movable Sidney H. Craig's Exchange (Explodent), the 123- camera suspended from a cable to capture a close­ pound highweight, will try something new at the up of horses in the backstretch, was awarded its starting gate in the Dahlia. "I talked to (starter) Gary fourth Eclipse Award for Outstanding National Tele­ Brinson, and we're going to 'tail' her," said trainer Bill vision coverage for their Kentucky Derby broadcast Spawr. "Basically, it means they will hold her back when winners of the electronic media awards were end up once she's in the gate. The idea is to keep announced yesterday by the Thoroughbred Racing her head down." Although Exchange has won three Associations. Wide World of Sports Coordinating of five starts over the Hollywood turf course, includ­ Producer Curt Gowdy Jr. produced the telecast. In ing the GI Matriarch Nov. 27, she has broken in the other categories: John Asher of radio station air twice while racing over the surface. "When it hap­ WHAS-AM in Louisville was awarded his unprece­ pens twice, you begin to think it's more than just dented fifth Eclipse Award for a spot on Charlie coincidence," said Spawr. Whittingham he produced during Kentucky Derby week. Tony Leonard was awarded the Eclipse Saturday, Aqueduct: Award for outstanding photography for a photo GRAVESEND H.-Glll, $75,000a, 3yo/up, 6f depicting a snowy racing scene in Keeneland which Assigned highweight of 118 pounds was Maryland ran in the Thoroughbred Times. The award for best shipper Who Wouldn't (Baederwood). The Donald local television broadcast was given to WGNO-TV, Barr-trainee will be shooting for his third straight New Orleans producer Ronnie Virgets, for a a docu­ victory after taking the Challedon S. and an allow­ mentary on the fire and reopening of Fair Grounds ance, both at Laurel, in his last two starts. Carrying Race Course. second highweight of 117 will be the Mike Hushion­ trained six-year-old Boom Towner (Obligato), winner of 19 of 41 career starts, including five stakes, for GULFSTREAM LOWERS TAKEOUT Gulfstream earnings to date of $663,825. Trainer John Lenzini Park announced yesterday that the takeout will be Jr., former conditioner of Boom Towner, has entered lowered for the duration of the '95 meet, scheduled Golden Tent (Shelter Half) to compete against his old for January 4 through March 16. It is the second student. "Oh, I'm still a big Boom Towner fan and consecutive year the take has been decreased on I've rooted for him right along," Lenzini admitted. win, place, show and perfecta pools. The takeout "What happened was he had been hurt, it took a long will be reduced as follows: win, place and show time to bring him back and there were a lot of vet pools, from 1 8 percent to 1 7 percent; perfectas bills. The previous owner got impatient and told me and daily doubles, from 20 percent to 19 percent; to run him for $50,000. If I had to lose him, I'm glad the Bet 3, from 25 percent to 20 percent; and it was to a guy like Hushion because he takes good trifectas, from 25 percent to 24 percent. "The care of his horses. If Boom Towner beats me, at lower takeout is a continuation of Gulfstream' s least I know I've been beaten by a good horse." policy of being customer oriented," said Douglas Donn, Gulfstream president and CEO. "Our patrons TO OUR READERS: will be receiving a greater return on their winning In observance of the Christmas , the wagers. Gulfstream's experiment with a lower Thoroughbred Daily News will not publish issues for takeout last year produced a record handle. An Sunday, Dec. 25 and Monday, Dec. 26. extensive study ... projects higher handle, higher Information from Saturday's, Sunday's and Monday's purses and higher revenues based on the races will be included in Tuesday's edition. All sub­ Gulfstream takeout structure for 1995." scribers will receive two extra days added to their subscriptions to make up for the TDN "dark days." News Continued, p. 2 Happy Holidays! PAGE 2 •THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS• 12-23-94

News Continued. HUBBARD ACQUIRES 50 PERCENT OF BREEDERS' CUP ENTRIES FROM EUROPE FERRARA Hollywood Park Chairman of the Board EXPECTED TO DECLINE A significant drop in and CEO R.D. Hubbard has acquired a 50 percent Breeders' Cup runners from the U.K. is predicted if interest in the promising three-year-old colt Ferrara proposed changes to the entry requirements get the (Capote) from L' Aquila Ltd. The Kentucky-bred is go-ahead. British-based breeders, owners and expected to be one of the favorites in Monday's Gii trainers are certain that, if a deal outlined Tuesday Malibu S. at Santa Anita. Trainer Gary Jones said no is ratified in the New Year, far fewer horses will sales price was disclosed. "Mr. Hubbard bought 50 make the trip to the U.S. They say meeting in­ percent of the horse, and L' Aquila Ltd. (Don Ameche creased entry charges will prohibit the development Jr.) retained the other 50 percent," Jones said. The of what has proved to be a popular event. Luca transaction was engineered by John T.L. Jones of Cumani, whose Barathea (IRE) (Sadler's Wells) won Walmac lnt'I. Ferrara is undefeated in two starts this this year's Breeders' Cup Mile, suggested that had fall including a 6 1 /2-furlong allowance in which he a big supplementary fee been required, his colt equaled Hollywood's track record of 1: 13 4/5. Malibu probables Ferrara and Timbalier () might not have been entered in the Cup. "I have both worked five furlongs Wed. at Santa Anita, with some sympathy with the Americans, but I do not Ferrara timed in 1 :00 3/5 and Timbalier in 1 :00 1 /5. think this is the right way to solve the problem," he said. "It is sad, but it may mean the end of the HOLY BULL BREEZES AGAIN Holy Bull (Great Breeders' Cup as we know it." Jeff Smith, the Above) breezed an easy three furlongs in :36 1 /5 and owner of Lochsong (GB) (Song {GB}), who com­ galloped out a half-mile in :49 2/5 with the dogs up peted in this year's Sprint, agreed with the and the track listed as good Thursday at Gulfstream. Newmarket trainer. "It's a big gamble taking a The breeze was the second of the winter for the colt, horse to the Breeders' Cup," said Smith. "Paying who is scheduled to make his four-year-old debut Jan. around $100,000 is just too much. If these chang­ 22 in the $50,000 Olympic H. Owned and trained by es go through it will unquestionably reduce the Jimmy Croll, Holy Bull, the leading candidate for number of European runners." Horse of the Year, has won 12 of 14 lifetime starts, including six Grade I events, for earnings to date of GULFSTREAM TO RECEIVE AQUEDUCT $2,430, 760. In his first serious exercise of the win­ FEATURE DAILY One of the highlights of ter last Sun., he went three-eighths in :37 2/5. Gulfstream Park's 1995 racing season will be the daily reception of the feature race simulcast from New York's Aqueduct Race Track. For this race daily, Gulfstream's betting pools will be commin­ I~ N•E•W Y•O•R• KI gled with New York's, offering win, place, show ~ REPORT and exacta wagering, said Milt Roth, Gulfstream's director of corporate development. Yesterday's Result: 8th-AQU, $42,000, Alw, 3/up, f/m, 6f, 1: 11 4/5, ft. NOEL O'CALLAGHAN RETIRES One of the 1--REACH FOR CLEVER, 115, m, 7, Wrinkle Dinkle-- best-known figures in the bloodstock industry, Noel Pussy Willow, by *Snow Twist. 0-Lack Farms; O'Callaghan, is to retire as chairman of B.B.A. (Ire­ B-Siculiana Farm (CAN); T-Sandino Hernandez. land) Ltd. However, because of his considerable Lifetime Record: 94-20-14-15, $437,358. experience in the bloodstock industry, he has been 2--Via Dei Portici, 115, m, 5, It's Freezing--Via Appia, asked to continue as non-executive director of the by Proudest Roman. main board of British Bloodstock Agency. "Horse­ 3--Endless Desire, 110, m, 5, --Lepa, by manship is not an exact science," said O'Callaghan. Fappiano. "It takes a lot of hard work, a good deal of luck Margins: 3, 1 /2, 3 3/4. Odds: 2. 1 5, 2. 15 *, 3. 55. and, in the case of an agent, a good client! When MGSP Reach For Clever, 2nd in a $35,000 claimer it works it is just about the most satisfying experi­ at Aqueduct in her last, went gate-to-wire for a 3- ence in the world and it allows you to work closely length score under Nick Santagata. with some of the best characters and most genuine people around." O'Callaghan has made the science © Copyright Thoroughbred Daily News. This newspa­ per may not be reproduced in any form or by any a little more exact in recent years by buying three means, electronic or mechanical, without prior written champions is a row: Lindo Shaver (), Champi­ permission of the copyright owner, MediaVista. on Two-Year-Old Colt in Japan in 1991; Kooyonga Information as to the races, race results and earn­ (IRE) (Persian {IRE}), Champion Three-Year-Old ings was obtained from results charts published in Filly in Europe in 1992; and A.P. Indy (Seattle Daily Racing Form and utilized herewith with the Slew), Champion Three-Year-Old Colt and Horse of permission of the copyright owner, Daily Racing Form. the Year in the U.S. in 1993. PAGE 3 •THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS• 12-23-94

6th-HOL, $31,000, Msw, 3/up, 6 1 /2f, 1: 15 1 /5, ft. +KOBE (c, 4, {lre}--Luisant {Arg} {MSW­ M·I•D•W•E•S• T N.A., $280,305; G2-Arg}, by Laramie Trail), making REPORT his belated career debut at 5-1 odds, sat just behind the leaders until the latter part of the stretch, where he took over for a 2-length score. Pacesetter DEEP Wednesday's Late Result: POWER () held on for 2nd, while 8th-TPX, $27,900, Alw, 2yo, f, 1 m, 1 :40, ft. RINDO INDY () closed from well back to SPRING VALLEY (f, 2, --Honor An Offer, by finish 3rd. Lifetime Record: 1 -1-0-0, $1 7 ,050. Hoist the Flag), a half to Tempest Dancer (Storm Cat), O/B-Allen E. Paulson (KY). T-Alex L. Hassinger Jr. SW, $115,250; and Sardula (Storm Cat), MGISW, $882,460, came back from her maiden victory to make it two in a row with a come-from-behind neck B•R•E•E•D•E•R•S victory over 1-2 choice EASY INSPIRATION (Time for a Change) at 2-1. Lifetime Record: 3-2-0-0, $38,610. EDITION 0-Elliott M & Killion J & P. B-Jerry R. Pinkley (KY). T-Angel Montano. ALLOWANCE RESULTS: 7th-AQU, $32,000, NY-Breds, 3yo/up, f/m, 6f, 1: 11 ~ SOUTHERN 2/5, ft. RESTORED HOPE (f, 3, He's Bad--K.'s Solution, by ~ C-A·L·I •F•O•R•N•I• A Bailjumper) Lifetime Record: 3-3-0-0, $54,000. REPORT O/B-John Valentino (NY). T-Bruce N. Levine.

Yesterday's Results: 9th-TPX, $26,780, 12-21, 3/up, f/m, 6 1/2f, 1:19, ft. 2nd-HOL, $42,000, Alw, 3yo/up, 1 1 /16mT, 1 :43 RARE EXHIBIT (f, 4, Rare Performer--Turning Tide, by 4/5, fm. Ruritania) Lifetime Record: 28-5-5-4, $56,334. 0-Jim 1--CONCORDIAL, 117, c, 3, Nureyev--Louisville (Fr), Bohanon. B-Copeland Dreabon Mr. & Mrs. (KY). by Val de L'Orne (Fr). O/B- Farms (KY); T-Robert R O'Connor 11. T-Robert Frankel. Lifetime Record: 11-3-2-0, $96,582. 7th-BMX, $25,000, 3yo/up, 1 m, 1 :35 3/5, ft. 2--Debutant Trick, 116, c, 4, Clever Trick--Debutant SOMETHING TO RUN (g, 3, Something Lucky--Miss Dancer, by Noble Dancer (GB). Kennedy Road, by Kennedy Road) Lifetime Record: 3--Saturnino, 116, g, 5, Arctic Tern--Spadina, by 5-3-1-0, $46,590. 0-Kling & Owens. B-Old English Sharpen Up (GB). Rancho & Mr. & Mrs. J. Stonebraker (CA). T-B. Heap. Margins: 1 /2, 2, 3 1 /2. Odds: 8.10, 1.90, 2.60. Concordia!, GSP in Eng but unplaced in 4 previous 7th-BMX, $23,000, 12-21, 2yo, 1 mT, 1 :40 3/5, gd. starts in North America, lingered toward the back of SOMETHING TO SAY (g, 2, Somethingfabulous-­ the back until the stretch, where he closed ground lnterview Time, by Looks Impressive) Lifetime Record: under to come home 1 /2-length 3-2-0-0, $22,000. 0-Betty & E W & Judy Johnston. in front. 9-5 favorite Debutant Trick, who registered B-Old English Rancho (CA). T-Lonnie Arterburn. 2 bullet works at Hollywood in preparation for his North American debut, was 2nd. The winner is 1 /2 5th-BMX, $23,000, 2yo, f, 1 mT, 1 :39 2/5, gd. to Louis Le Grand (Gl-N.A., G3-Fr, $583,212, by Key TOP RUHL (f, 2, Ruhlmann--Tippy Top, by Flying to the Kingdom), Le Belvedere (Gii, $232,288, by Paster) Lifetime Record: 7-2-3-0, $49,200. 0-Kjell H Miswaki) and Standiford (GSP-N.A., MGSP-Fr, Qvale. B-Cardiff Stud Farms (CA). T-Linda Cornell. $163,168, by Lyphard). *SP. **1/2 to Top of the Moon (SW, $112,250, by Al Mamoon). 5th-HOL, $35,000, Alw, 3yo/up, f/m, 5 1 /2fT, 1 :05, fm. 1 st-CRC, $22,500, 2yo, 6f, 1: 12 3/5, gd. SYDNEY EXPLORER (f, 3, Storm Cat--Pago Dancer MR. CELLULAR (c, 2, Baldski--Pinch Penny, by Spend {SP}, by *Pago Pago), making her ~rd start ?utside a Buck) Lifetime Record: 10-3-1-2, $41,090. 0-M. France and coming off a 4-month hiatus, rallied from Sherman. B-Farnsworth Farms (FL). T-Lee Sherman. last to first to win by a length under Randy Romero. 2-1 chalk CATHY'S DYNASTY (Gate Dancer) set all 1 Oth-CRC, $20,900, 3yo/up, 1 1 /16m, 1 :46 1 /5, ft. the fractions before being outfinished by the winner in JOHN RYDER (g, 4, Red Ryder--Listen Here, by Never late stretch and holding on for 2nd. Sydney Explorer Listen) Lifetime Record: 43-10-3-3, $134,100. 0-N. is 1/2 to Samoan (SW-Eng, $110,547, by Diesis Stutzman. B-John Burton Penn (FL). T-N. Mastronardi {GB}). Lifetime Record: 8-2-1-1, $40,180. Jr. * 1/2 to Highland Happening (MSW, $142,714, by 0-Caufield & Duggan & Gamel. B-Mr. & Mrs. J. Hol­ Highland Blade). loway & Mr. & Mrs. R.H. Playforth. T-R.B. Hess Jr. PAGE 4 •THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS• 12-23-94

9th-LRL, $20,000, 3yo/up, 1 1 /16m, 1 :44 3/5, ft. MAIDEN WINNERS: OTTER (c, 3, Private Terms--Dormir {MSP}, by Halo) Secret Rendezvous, f, 2, Bates Motel--Jacque Qui, by Lifetime Record: 14-4-4-0, $69,832. 0-Mrs. B Daney Qui Native. TPX, 12-22, 1 m, 1 :41 1 /5. B-Robert Jr. B-Black Gates Nursery Trust (PA). T-R. Camac. Beller & Mrs. Alex Aidekman (Ky). A Goodlookin Broad, f, 2, Broad Brush--Aromalight, 9th-FGX, $19,500, 2yo, a1m40yd, 1 :41 1/5, ft. by Majestic Light. HAW, 12-22, 6f, 1:13 2/5. KEY TO MALAGRA (c, 2, Malagra--Atoptekey, by B-Dan C. Muckier (II). Bupers) Lifetime Record: MSP, 7-3-2-0, $41,320. Cut of the Cloth, f, 2, Dauphin Fabuleux-- 0-Valene Farms. B-Santeresa Farm (LA). T-T. Young. Pride, by Nijinsky II. BMX, 12-21, 1 m, 1 :38 4/5. B-Kinghaven Farms Ltd. (Can). * $6, 700 yrl '93 4th-HAW, $19,500, Illinois-Brads, 3yo/up, a1m70yd, KEEJAN. 1 :42 3/5, ft. Strategic Speed, f, 2, Maudlin--Ms. Judy Judy, by COUNT INVERY (g, 4, Goliard--Buffie's Baby, by Barrera. AOU, 12-22, 6f, 1: 14 4/5. B-Farnsworth Buffalo Lark) Lifetime Record: 37-6-2-3, $83,293. Farms (Fl). * $23,000 2yo 1994 08SAPR. 0-Jose Cantu & Bernice Vinci. B-George H. Hubbard Twenty Two Jewels, f, 2, Native Prospector--Twenty (IL). T-Charles J. Vinci. ' One Jewels, by Time to Explode. HOL, 1 2-22, 5 1 /2f, 1 :04 4/5. 8-Harrington Lonzo Dean (Ca). 6th-LRL, $19,000, 3yo/up, f/m, 6f, 1: 10 3/5, ft. Ghost Runner, f, 2, Procida--Wraith (MSW, CHEROKEE WONDER (f, 3, Cherokee Colony--Bravo $135,755), by Herculean. FGX, 12-22, 6f, 1:11 Native {MSP}, by Restless Native) Lifetime Record: 4/5. 8-Hamilton Duncan & Arthur Hancock (Ky). 19-4-6-0, $86,854. 0-ZWPStable. B-T.M. Evans *$14,000 yrl '93 KEESEP; $25,000 2yo 1994 (KY). T-Gary A. Capuano. *MSP. SARTWO. **1/2 to Ghost Power (MSW, $175,358, by Wolf Power {SAf}). 8th-HAW, $18,500, 3yo/up, 6f, 1:11 1/5, ft. Sounds Of Silence, g, 2, Slew o' Gold--Whisper Who JUNGLE COMBAT ( g, 7, Jungle Blade--Jealous Dame Dares, by Green Dancer. HOL, 12-22, 5 1 /2f, 1 :04 {SP}, by Star Envoy) Lifetime Record: 68-8-10-10, 2/5. B-Pin Oak Stud Inc. (Ky). *$7,000 yrlg '93 $74,475. O/T-Barbara Guy. B-Claude Cowan (KY). KEESEP. + Sherzarcat, f, 2, Storm Cat--Sherizar (SW), by Be­ 5th-FGX, $18,000, 3yo/up, 1 1 /1 6m, 1 :45 2/5, ft. lieve It. TPX, 12-21, 6f, 1: 12 1 /5. 8-McCoy Farm ACTION HERO (g, 3, Royal Pennant--Hillybob, by (Ky). *$38,000 yrl '93 KEESEP. ) Lifetime Record: 6-2-1-2, $23,950. Really Wild, f, 2, --Nafees (SW), by Raja 0-W.S. Farish & Temple Webber Jr. B-W.S. Farish Baba. TPX, 12-21, 6f, 1: 12 2/5. 8-W.S. Farish (TX). T-Neil J. Howard. *SP. **1/2 to Hadnot (SW, (Ky). * $28,000 yrl '93 KEESEP. $172,035, by With Caution). Carr de Napolis, c, 3, Carr de Naskra--8iddin On a Beauty, by Raise a Bid. AQU, 12-22, 6f, 1: 13 3/5. 11th-CRC, $17,500, 2yo, f, 1 1/16m (off the turf), B-John Hettinger & Rajan Farms (NY). * $6,000 yrl 1:48 4/5, ft. '92 FTMSEP. WITH A PRINCESS (f, 2, With Approval--Regal Prin­ + Dormello, g, 3, Dare to Rule--Twenty Below, by Far cess {MSW, $245,677}, by Royal and Regal) Lifetime North. AQU, 12-22, 6f, 1:13 1/5. B-Gerard Record: 9-2-3-1, $34,390. O/B-Fred W. Hooper (FL). Caiafa (NY). T-William P. White. Nowsthetimetobrite, g, 3, High Brite--Hogan Heroine (SW, $127,623), by Father Hogan. AQU, 12-22, 8th-CRC, $17,500, 3yo/up, f/m, 1 1/2m (off the 6f, 1 :13 2/5. B-Mr. & Mrs. Bayne C. Welker (Ky). turf), 2:41 2/5, ft. *$6,700 yrl '92 KEESEP; $15,000 2yo 1993 LETJANEDOIT (f, 3, Blue Ensign--Val Cyn {SW, OBSMAR. $132,949}, by Peace Corps) Lifetime Record: Telly's Kris, c, 3, Kris S.--Telferner (Gii, $147,339), 26-3-4-4, $34,478. 0-Julian Demora. B-Mass Breed­ by Tell. HOL, 12-22, 1 1 /16m, 1 :44. ing Farm, Inc. (FL). T-Anthony Cosimano. B-Meadowbrook Farms, Inc (Fl). *Full to Lyin to the Moon (Giii, $256,225). 1st-HAW, $17,500, 3yo/up, f/m, 6f, 1:11, ft. Rah Rah's Cheer, c, 3, --Trish Lum, by Proud OOH PAPA PAPA (f, 4, Relaunch--Divisional, by Halo) Clarion. HOL, 12-21, 6f, 1 :09 4/5. B-Makk Laszlo Lifetime Record: 21-5-4-4, $56,480. 0-Christina & Dr. (Ky). *$42,000 yrl '92 KEESEP. **1/2 to Ethe­ Gerald S. Grobman. B-Glen Hill Farm (FL). T-Jere R. rial Princess (Magesterial), GSW. Smith Sr. *Won by DO. +Kobe, c, 4, Theatrical (lre)--Luisant (Arg), by Laramie Trail. HOL, 1 2-22, 6 1 /2f, 1 : 1 5 1 /5. 7th-LRL, $15,000, 2yo, f, 6f, 1 :11 1/5, ft. B-Allen E. Paulson (Ky). WHITE CLIFFS (f, 2, Dover Ridge--Judge Supreme {MSP}, by Big Burn) Lifetime Record: 5-3-1-1, A# will distinguish first-time stakes-winners, a @ will $39,015. 0-Ralph S O'Connor. B-Carol Ann Kaye indicate first-time graded stakes-winners and a + will (MD). T-Carlos A. Garcia. *SP. denote winners who are first-time starters.