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W•E•E•K•E•N•D PREVIEW

PRE-RACE DERBY EXAMS EXPANDED Horses Saturday, Hialeah scheduled to run in the '94 Kentucky Derby will be HIALEAH TURF CUP-Giii, $200,000, 3&.up, 12f(T) part of a comprehensive veterinary program, includ­ The Hialeah Turf Cup, cancelled last Sun. because of ing regular examinations the week prior to the heavy thunderstorms that washed out the last three Derby, a compilation of each horse's recent medical races on the program, will be run this Sat., April 30, background and a consultation with each horse's and will be redrawn today with all 29 original nomi­ trainer and private vet. The program will be over­ nees eligible. "With Strolling Along's (Danzig) depar­ ture, we felt a new draw might add a little zip to the seen by the Kentucky Racing Commission's veteri­ race, 11 said John Van Lindt, Executive VP of Hialeah. narians Dr. George Mundy and Dr. Mitzi Fischer. A field of six, led by highweights Fraise (Strawberry "This program addresses the special needs of hors­ Road {AUST}), Awad (Caveat) and Strolling Along es who come from all over the country to run in a were set to go postward last Sun. before the cancel­ very special race- the Kentucky Derby," said KRC lation. Highweight Fraise (124 pounds) and Awad Executive Director Bernie Hettel, who added that (116) are expected to stay on at Hialeah this week the welfare of both horses and jockeys was behind and run Sat. Strolling Along left the track Tues. by the expansion of normal pre-race procedures. van for Belmont Park. BACK TO THE RACES FOR BERTRANDO Sunday, Hollywood Park 1993 Champion Handicap Male Bertrando JOHN HENRY H.-Gll, $150,000a, 3&up, 9f{T} (Skywalker) has 35 mares in foal at River Edge Eddie Delahoussaye has been engaged to ride Breed­ Farm in California where he stands for a $20,000 ers' Cup Classic winner Arcangues (Sagace {FR}), fee, according to Eddie Nahem, who co-owns the who has been assigned top weight of 1 22, in the horse along with Marshall Naify. "He'll be back John Henry. 11 Arcangues is right on target for the right here at Barn 61 on May 1 5," said Nahem race," said Chris Baker, assistant to trainer Richard Wed. morning at Hollywood Park. "He was booked Mandella. "His works have been very encouraging." to 70 mares but we pared it in half. He's been The six-year-old, who has not started since the Nov. galloping for six months and he's up to a mile and a 6 Breeders' Cup, worked five furlongs on Hollywood's half. A couple days a week he goes two miles." fast main track yesterday in 1 :00 1 /5 handily. Con­ Bertrando is expected to be back racing before the firmed starters as of Wed.: Arcangues, 122; Misil Hollywood season ends Mon., July 25. (Miswaki), 119; Earl of Barking (IRE) (Common Grounds {GB}), 11 8; Mashaallah (Nijinsky II), 1 18; CHAMPION MARES ON COMEBACK TRAIL Kingdom Found (The Bart), 115; Tinners Way (Secre­ Two-time Eclipse Award-winning mare Paseana tariat), 114. Kentucky-bred Mashaallah, a GI winner (ARG) (Ahmad) has resumed training after missing in Italy, Ireland and Germany, will be making his U.S. debut in the John Henry. five weeks with a foot injury. Trainer Ron McAnally said he hasn't yet targeted a comeback Weekend Preview Continued, p. 2 race for the seven-year-old. Trainer Neil Drysdale said 1993 Eclipse Award-winning three-year-old filly Hollywood Wildcat (Kris S.) is scheduled to WEEKEND PREVIEW ...... p1 ,2 return to action in the Gii Hawthorne H. May 29. NEWS CONTINUED ...... p2 Hollywood Wildcat had been bothered by a cough TRIPLE THREATS ...... p3 and hasn't raced since finishing third in the La Canada S. at Santa Anita Feb. 5. "She's back in RACING REPORTS ...... p3,4,5 training and she's doing really well," said Drysdale. "We're aiming for the Hawthorne."

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News Continued. FLYIN' J. BRYAN TO DRYSDALE BARN Jo­ seph B. Fenley' s San Vicente BC S. winner Flyin' J. NBC TO TELEVISE BC PREVIEW THROUGH Bryan (Ogygian) was among four horses transferred '99 A six-year agreement for NBC to televise the from trainer Doug Peterson's barn to Neil Drysdale's, New York Racing Association's Breeders' Cup Pre­ Peterson confirmed Wed. at Hollywood Park. "This view Day was announced today by NYRA, NBC and kind of thing happens in racing, and of course I'm Breeders' Cup Ltd. Held three weeks prior to the sorry to lose the horses," said Peterson. "But I think Breeders' Cup, the preview is the second richest day it's more important to keep the owners in the game, in American racing, with purses totalling more than even if it's with another trainer." In addition to Flyin' $2.5 million. NBC, which televises the Breeders' J. Bryan, the horses moved to Drysdale's barn include Cup, has also broadcast the first two runnings of the Bryan's Ruler (Alleged), a two-year-old Storm Cat colt preview from Belmont Park. The event will be held and a two-year-old Gulch filly. Drysdale said he had Oct. 8 this year. no race in mind for Flyin' J. Bryan, whose most re­ cent start resulted in a last-place finish in the April 9 OBS SECOND SESSION RESULTS The Ocala Santa Anita Derby. "I imagine it would be quite a Breeders' Sales Company held the second session of while before we see where he's going," said it's four-day Spring Two-Vear-Olds in Training Sale Drysdale. Tues. There were 155 horses sold for a gross of $1, 746,400 and an average of $11,267, down 7 .4 C.T.H.S. SALES RESULTS The Canadian Thor­ percent from the 1 993 second session average of oughbred Horse Society, British Colombia Division, $12, 169. Tuesday's highest-priced two-year-old was held its Spring Horses of Racing Age Sale April 25 at a bay filly by Medieval Man--Sovranna (Sovereign Hastings Park. A total of 46 horses were sold for a Dancer). The filly, who was bred in Florida, was gross of $385,600 and an average of $8,382.61, consigned by Jessie and Stacy Longoria and pur­ down 5 percent from the 1993 average of chased by Raymond Wennik for $43,000. $8,831.25. The highest price of the sale, $30,000, was shared by two colts. Free Wheeler, an unraced LEADING BROODMARE DEAD K D Princess two-year-old by Lord Chilly--Pull Together (Impres­ (Bold Commander), dam of Horse of the Vear, Cham­ sive), was purchased by Coyote Creek Farm. An pion Three-Vear-Old Colt and Belmont S. winner Con­ unnamed bay colt by Northern Baby--Room for the quistador Cielo (Mr. Prospector), died of an apparent Sauce (Sauce Boat) was bought by Darlene Tupouzis. heart attack yesterday at Walmac Farm. The 23-year­ old mare had produced a High Brite (Best Turn) colt Weekend Preview, Continued April 24. Her 11 foals also included stakes-placed runners Mr. Prosperous (Mr. Prospector) and Opposite Friday, Garden State Abstract (Alydar). K D Princess was herself stakes­ GARDEN STATE PARK BUDWEISER BC SPRINT placed as a runner, finishing third in the Gill Orchid H. CHAMPIONSHIP-Giii, $150,000, 3&up, f&m, 6f and three other stakes for earnings of $68,293. Trainer Allen Jerkens' Classy Mirage (Storm Bird), Phil England's Apelia (Cool Victor) and Californian Bob STARS CLASH IN PRIX GANAY Sunday's Prix Baffert' s Arches of Gold (Strike Gold) will head a Ganay at Longchamp promises to be Europe's first small but highly talented field of six. Classy Mirage is major international clash of 1994. The GI event, run on a roll, having won the Gil Distaff H. and Gil Bed o' at 10 1 /2 furlongs, brings together '93 Arc de Roses H. at Aqueduct in her last two starts. "If she Triomphe winner Urban Sea (Miswaki), Oaks winner can win Fri. night, I certainly think she would have to Intrepidity (Sadler's Wells) and St. Leger winner Bob's be considered among the top fillies in the country," Return (IRE) (Bob Back). The '93 Prix du Jockey-Club said Jerkens. "I don't expect it to be easy because winner Hernando (Nininski) was also expected in the there are some pretty good fillies in the field. But you Ga nay, but will miss the race after a training setback. have to compete to win." Classy Mirage, who has been assigned 119 pounds, will ship down from NY REMINGTON ANNOUNCES PURSE CUTS Purs­ the morning of the race and will be ridden by Robbie es for the final seven days of Remington Park's 1994 Davis. Apelia, Canada's champion sprinter in '93, will Spring meeting, which ends Sun., May 8, have been be making her first start since finishing 14th in the cut five percent across the board. The purse cut goes Breeders' Cup Sprint last Nov. Regular rider Larry into effect Sat., April 30. "We've been forced to cut Attard will come in from Canada for the mount. Giii purses because we've used monies from our advertis­ winner Arches of Gold has run only twice this year, in ing budget to fight the lottery," said Remington Park GI and Giii stakes, finishing second each time. She Executive VP and CEO David Vance. "That has and Apelia will share highweight of 1 20 pounds. caused us to lose ground on-track, but it is an abso­ Other entrants are Gooni Goo Hoo (Gone West), 110, lute necessity if we want to protect the future of our Code Blum (Lost Code), 113 and Sister Dell (Castle industry in this state." Guard), 109. PAGE 3 •THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS• 4-28-94

Keeneland. Plans call for the Blue Grass S. winner T•R•I• P•L•E to continue galloping the rest of the time he re­ mains at the Lexington track. Owner/trainer Jimmy THREATS Croll said the colt will be shipped to Churchill Downs Sat. after training that morning at Powis Castle (Rare Brick): The Vistas Stables runner Keeneland. A Mon. workout is scheduled for Holy worked a mile over a rain-drenched Churchill Downs Bull at the Downs. "He certainly is doing well right strip in 1 :41 1 /5 yesterday morning. Fractions for the now," said Croll. "He's coming into the race the work, accomplished after more than two hours of way I want him to. All we've got to do now is steady rain, were :26 2/5, :52, 1 :16 4/5 and out the keep our fingers crossed the next 1 0 days." 1 1 /8-mile in 1 :58. "We had to work today because the forecast called for more rain and it would be a Valiant Nature (His Majesty): The Hollywood Futuri­ quagmire tomorrow," said trainer Rodney Rash. ty winner and Blue Grass runner-up is scheduled to "With the heavy track today, I didn't want to take the work this weekend at Churchill Downs, according bottom out of him by going a mile and an eighth. It to trainer Ron McAnally, who will arrive in Ken­ was a good work over the track, but he has worked tucky Thurs. "It's going to depend on the track well when the track is cuppy, when it's wet, dry, condition," said McAnally from his Hollywood Park whatever. However it comes up Derby Day won't barn yesterday. "He's scheduled to work Sat., but worry me." Rash said the colt will have a blowout we might change it to Sun. if the track is bad. But sometime next week. the horse is fine. Everything's going good."

Smilin Singin Sam (Smile): Dogwood Stable's Ulises (Temperence Hill): The third-place finisher in Remington Park Derby winner had a six-furlong work the Lexington was scheduled to be shipped from postponed because of weather and galloped two Keeneland to Churchill Downs Wed. miles instead with trainer Niall O'Callaghan up. "I thought the track was a little bit sloppy and we are not in any hurry," said O'Callaghan. "We are caught up. We've got a few days in hand now and he'll M·I•D•W•E•S•T probably work tomorrow and if not he can go Friday. REPORT He's dead fit and in good shape. I'm not worried."

Blumin Affair (Dynaformer): The Arkansas Derby runner-up returned to the track for the first time since Yesterday's Results: Sat., jogging two miles at Churchill Downs. Trainer Jack Van Berg is not scheduled to arrive in Louisville FORT HARROD S.-Glll, Kee, 4-27, $80,875, 4yo/up, from California until Fri. or Sat. 8fT, 1 :36 3/5, gd. 1--FIRST AND ONLY, h, 7, Avatar (Dead)--Lovelier By Brocco (Kris S.) and Go For Gin (Cormorant): Mr. and Far, by Far North. 0-Mason C. Rudd; B-Donald Mrs. Albert Broccoli's Bracco galloped 1 3/4-miles Newman (KY.); T-Walter M. Bindner Jr.; $50, 143. over the sloppy Churchill Downs track Wed. morning. 2--The Name's Jimmy, h, 5, Encino (Beckett Wood Memorial runner-up Go For Gin galloped 1 3/8- Ranch-CA)--Dancing At Dawn, by *Grey Dawn II. miles over the same surface. 0-Mount Joy Stables, Inc.; ($20,000 two-year-old 1991 OBS March 2yos in training sale); $16, 175. Meadow Flight (Meadowlake): Wed. morning's deluge 3--Pride of Summer, g, 6, Compliance (The Stallion in Louisville forced trainer Jim Ryerson to postpone a Park-NY)--Sensational Summer, by Outdoors. six-furlong work for the Flamingo winner. Instead, 0-TOC Stable; $8,087. Meadow Flight galloped 1 5/8-miles. "We will just Margins: neck, 2, 1 . take it day to day with the weather," said Ryerson. Also ran (in order of finish): Namaqualand, Joey Jr., "He worked a real good mile a week ago (1 :40 2/5 Dixieland Heat, Gee Can He Dance. April 20), so we can deal with that. We can wait First and Only, a 27-1 longshot, trailed the field until Fri. if we have to." Ryerson said Shane Sellers under jockey Tracey Hebert until the 3/4-pole, will ride the colt in the Derby. when he started making up ground rapidly to edge out even-money favorite The Name's Jimmy at the Southern Rhythm (Dixieland Band): The Lexington S. wire. "I just rode him with confidence," said winner galloped 1 1 /4-miles Wed. morning at Chur­ Hebert of the winner. "I saved ground, and he ran chill. big. There were some tough horses he ran with today." Holy Bull (Great Above): The early favorite for the Derby galloped 1 1 /2-miles Wed. morning at Midwest Report continued, p. 4 PAGE 4 •THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS • 4-28-94

Midwest Report, Continued. Today, Keeneland 7th-Kee, $32,225 Alw, 4/up, f/m, 9fT, 1 :50 1 /5, gd. THE BEWITCH-Giii, $75,000a, 4&up, f&m, 9f(T) GLASSINE (f, 4, Assert--Glaze, by Mr. Prospector), The field of 8, in post position order, is as follows: content to race in 3rd until making her move at the Adoryphar (Lyphard), Walls; La Piaf (FR) (Fabulous top of the stretch, stretched her advantage to 1 1 /2 Dancer), Sellers; Amal Hayati (Seattle Song), lengths at the wire for her 3rd straight tally. Numbers Santos; So True (Lord at War {ARG}), Martinez; improve to 12-5-3-0 and $85, 770. Winnetka (Theatrical {IRE}), Smith; Freewheel 0-H. Alexander. B-Alexander & Groves (KY). T-S. (Arctic Tern), Day; Key Chance (Key to the Penrod. Kingdom), Steiner; Northern Emerald (Green Dancer), Perret. The Bill Mott-trained entry of 6th-Kee., $31,400 Alw., 4yo/up, 7f, 1 :22 4/5, sy. FORT CHAFFEE (c, 4, Mr. Prospector--Till Eternity, by Winnetka and Northern Emerald will be coupled in the wagering. Nijinsky II) rated just behind the leaders before hitting his best stride in the stretch, maintaining a comfort­ able 3 length margin over 1-2 favorite CONTE DI SAVOYA (MGSP, $262,063, by Sovereign Dancer). F•O•R•E•I•G• N Piloted by Mike Smith, the SP Fort Chaffee chalks up REPORT his 2nd straight after 4 unplaced finishes, earning new marks of 13-4-2-2 and $106, 120. O/B-Overbrook Farm (KY). T- D.W. Lukas. Stakes- Results:

5th-Kee., $29,500 Alw., 4yo/up, 6.5f, 1 :16 4/5, sy. PRIX CORRIDA-G3, Evry, France, 4-27, $58,902, GRAFTON (g, 4, Imperial Falcon--Can You Dig It, by 4yo/up, f and m, 10.5fT, 2: 13 95/5, gd. Mr. Prospector) picked up where he left off as a 3yo, 1-- = ELACATA (GER), f, 4, Acatenango (Gestut cruising to a 5 length score under Mike Smith for his Fahrhof-Ger)--Elke, by Authi. 0-Stall Marcassargue; 3rd in a row in his 1st outing in '94. Unraced at 2, B-G. Ammerland (GER.); T-8. Schutz; $34,648. the lightly raced Grafton now amasses numbers of 4- 2--Ring Pink, f, 4, Bering (GB) (Haras du Quesnay-Fr) 3-0-0 and $51,073. --Pink Valley, by . 0-Jacques 0-0verbrook Farm & D. P. Reynolds. 8-McMillin Bros. Wertheimer; $13,859. & Schaffer & Woolsey (KY). T-D. W. Lukas. 3--Andromaque, f, 4, Woodman (Ashford Stud-KY) --Heaven's Mine, by Graustark. 0-Dr. Carlos E. 9th-Kee., $26,000 Alw., 3yo, 8.5fT, 1 :45, gd. Stelling; $6,930. THAT RINGS A BELL (c, 3, Vanlandingham--Rain On Margins: head, 2, 3/4. My Parade {MSW, $192,750}, by Little Current), put Also ran (in order of finish): Divi (GB) (Bustino {GB}), to the task after lingering at the back of the pack Arkona (GER) (Aspros {GER}), Simonetta Vespucci through a 1 /2, moved to the lead at the top of the (IRE) (Kings Lake), Mint Crisp (IRE) (Green Desert), stretch and lengthened that advantage to 2 at the Gloire de Rose (GB) (Mtoto {GB}), Dancienne (FR) wire over favored PLAY AFTER DARK (No Louder). (Groom Dancer), La Pointe (GB) (Sharpo {GB}), Arvika The victory halts a 4 race losing streak and ups the (FR) (Baillamont). winner's grades to 9-2-0-1 and $43,696. 0-lnspiration Stable. 8-Stonereath Farms, Inc. & Way­ INSULPAK SAGARO s.-G3, Ascot, England, 4/27 I side Stables (KY). T-E. Walden. $59,335, 4&up, 16f45yds, 3:35 4/5, gd to soft. 1-- =SAFETY IN NUMBERS (GB), g, 4, 4th-Kee., $25,320 Alw., 3yo, 7f, 1 :24 3/5, sy. (Plantation Stud-Eng)--Winter Queen, by Welsh SLIP MAHONEY (c, 3, Raised Socially--Northerly Peg, Pageant. 0-Mr. E.N. Cohen. 8-A.L. & J. Chapman. by Northerly), allowed to lag early, improved to 4th T-Lady Herries. $36,363. position at the top of the stretch and closed with a 2--Cairo Prince (IRE), c, 4, (Gilltown Stud­ tremendous rush to capture his 1 st of the year by 1 lre)--Sphinx (GER), by Alpenkonig (GER). 0-R. 1/2 under Mike Smith. The victory moves the KY bred Sangster; $13,603. to 7-2-1-1 and nearly doubles earnings to $35,480. 3--Arcadian Heights (GB), g, 6, 0-S. Savin. 8-A. Thornton (KY). T-W. Croll, Jr. (Sandringham Stud-Eng)--Miss Longchamp, by Northfields. 0-J.L.C. Pearce; $6,529. 2nd-Kee., Mdn., 2yo, f, 4.5f, :52 2/5, sy. Margins: 3/4; 1 1 /4; neck. ONIE COLONIE (f, 2, Afleet--Adarling, by Alleged) Also ran (in order of finish): Shambo (IRE) rated behind the frontrunner throughout until assum­ (Lafontaine), Kassab (GB) (Caerleon), Zinaad (GB) ing the lead in deep stretch and prevailing by a neck (Shirley Heights), Oh So Risky (Kris), Allegan (Al­ at the wire. The winner vindicates her 4th place finish leged). Flakey Dove (Oats). Atours (Chief's Crown), on Apr. 15th, also at Kee. over 4.5f, and ups record (Deep Run), Bold Resolution ORE) to 2-1-0-0 and $11,290. (Shardari {IRE}), King Credo (Kinglet). 0-S. Singh. B-R. Kennedy (ONT-C). T-B. Sonnier. PAGE 5 •THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS• 4-28-94

I~ N•E•W Y•O•R• w • E • s • T • E • R• N ~ REPORT KI REPORT

Yesterday's Results: Stakes Result: 8th-Aqu., $33,000 Alw., 3yo/up, f/m, 8.5fT, 1 :44 THE NOAAH S., GG, 4-27, $30,300, 4&up, f&m, 2/5, gd. 8.5f(T), 1 :44 2/5, gd. BLAZING KADIE (f, 4, Our Native--Majestic Mama, by 1--COTTON BLOOMERS, m, 5, Batonnier--Bloomer His Majesty), 8th after 3/4, loomed to within 1 /2 Miss, by Swope. 0/B-E. & P. Cotton (Ca.). T-P. length of favored MISSYMOOILOVEYOU (GSW, Cotton. $16,800. $175,350, by Turkoman) at the top of the lane and 2--Splashing Wave, m, 5, lcecapade--Moving Waters, prevailed by the same margin over that rival for her by Ambehaving. 0-J. Crook; $6,000. 1st win since last July at Bel. Distanced in her last 3 3--Lovely Kimono, m, 6, Silent Fox--Acknowledgeable starts in Fla., Blazing Kadie gets back on track in NY Me, by Ruffinal. 0-Sunflower Farms; $4,500. and now stands at 16-4-1-1 and $88, 784. Margins: 1 /2, 1 1 /2, 4. 0-R. Nicholson. B-Kimran Stables (KY) . T-J. Toner. Also ran (in order of finish): Bet Birdie, Jaded Plea­ sure. Scratched: Dior's Angel. 6th-Aqu., $31,000 Alw., 3yo, f, Bf, 1 :35 1 /5, ft. Cotton Bloomers, a 3xSW who was running for a PENNY'S RESHOOT (f, 3, Turkey Shoot--Ahpo Hel, by tag as late as last Oct., raises stats to 33-7-9-4 and Mr. Leader), 2nd in the Gii Comely April 1, rebounded $239,885. with an 11 length triumph as the 2-5 favorite. Win­ less in 3 previous attempts in i94 after going 2 for 2 last year, Penny's Reshoot (1/2 to Daimon {MSW, SOUTHERN $222,912, by Strike Gold) has never been off the board in 6 career starts, with ea,rnings now in 6 dig­ its, at $102,591 & 6-3-2-1. T-J. Destefano, Jr. REPORT 0-Jay Cee Jay Stable. B-B. Labrot (KY). Yesterday's Result: 7th-Aqu., $27,000 Alw., 4yo/up, 7f, 1 :23 4/5, ft. Sth-Hol., $42,900 Alw., 4&up, 9.5f (off the turf), KYOKO (g, 4, Allen's Prospect--Scarlet Dancer, by 1 :56, ft. Green Dancer) advanced steadily throughout for a 1 PROSPECTOR'S GHOST (g, 4, Silver Ghost--Fille Du 1 /2-length decision over favored WESTERN FORTE Nord, by Tentam), facing only 3 opponents after the (Gone West), marking his 1st trip to the winner's race was taken off the turf, went straight to the front circle since breaking his maiden last Sept. at Fairplex. and never looked back, widening his lead to 6 lengths Competing against alw. company in '93, but running at the wire. Even-money favorite SPECIAL COMIC for a tag in 2 appearances this year, Kyoko records ( *Habitony) finished third. Prospector's Ghost, who new stats of 9-2-0-1 and $29,030. last saw the winner's circle in a claiming victory Jan. 0-R. Perez. B-A. Paulson (KY). T-A. Callejas. 8, raises stats to 20-5-2-3 and $92,350. 0-Black Star Stable & Buss. 8-Mr. & Mrs. R.S. West 3rd-Aqu., Mdn., 2yo, 4.5f, :53 2/5 (ETR), ft. (Ky.). T-J. Buss. KEEPSCRATCHING (g, 2, Northern Magus-­ Scratcharump, by Bishop's Choice) left the gate run­ ning, opened up by 7 after a 1 /4 and maintained a 5 E • A • s • T • E • R• N length advantage at the wire, equalling the track record. Sent off as the odds-on favorite in his 2nd REPORT attempt over 4.5f, the gelding's earnings now rise to $19,680 with a record of 2-1-1-0. Yesterday's Result: 0-Hawks Ridge Stable. B-J. Scott (Fl). T-J. Parisella. 6th-WO, $22,900 Alw., 4&up, 5f, :58, ft. VICTORIOUSLY BOLD (g, 7, Cool Victor--Bold Debra 5th-Aqu., Mdn., 3yo/up, 8.5fT, 1 :45, gd. {Canadian Broodmare of the Year in 1993}, by Dom ELECTRIC IMAGE (g, 3, Electric Blue--Gilded Star, by Alaric {FR}), sent off the 3-5 favorite in the field of 5, Gilded Age) left the others at the 1 /2 mile marker, went wire-to-wire for a nose victory, his 1st of '94. drawing off by 4 then by 16 until settling on a 12 3/4 A stakes winner himself, Victoriously Bold is also a length margin of victory at the wire. Winless in 10 full-brother to two MSW' s, Megas Vukefalos previous attempts dating back to last Nov., the geld­ ($723,946) and Debra's Victory ($430,568). The ing tries the turf for the first time and comes up a winner ups his record to 50-15-15-6 and $372, 781. winner, with stats now at 11-1-4-3 and $39,970. 0-8. Schickedanz. B-Knob Hill Stables (Ont-Cl. T-M. 0/T-J. Alecci. B-A. Ray (FL). Wright_ PAGE 6 •THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS• 4-28-94

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Allowance Results: Electric Image, g, 3, Electric Blue--Gilded Star, by Gilded Age. 4-27, Aqu., 8.5fT, 1 :45. 8-A. Ray 9th-Aqu., $27,000, 3yo, f, 6f, 1 :11 4/5, ft. (FL). *Won by 12 3/4 lengths. FAINT PROSPECT (f, 3, Distinctive Pro--Misty Sun­ Turner's Bid, f, 3, Explosive Bid--Lady on the Hill, by burst, by Dom Alaric.) Record: 4-2-2-0, $51,640. O­ Baldski. Hia., 4-27, 8.5f, 1 :48. B-J. Barbazon (FL). S. Austin. B-Delehanty Stock Farm (NY). T-R. *Orig. scheduled on the turf. Schosberg. J. Pemberton, c, 3, Jaklin Klugman--Letters of Life (SP, $64,656), by Arts and Letters. Hol, 4-27, 6f, 8th-WO, $22,900, 4&up, f&m, 6.5f, 1 :16 3/5, ft. 1: 11 2/5. 8-J. Barr (Ca.). PENNYHILL PARK (f, 4, Ascot Knight--Middlemarch, Knowledge, f, 3, Known Fact--Novel Approach, by by Buckpasser). Record: 20-5-3-5, $148, 196. 0- Codex. Kee., 4-27, 7f, 1 :27. 8-A.H. & L.L. Hagin Ill Silverbrook Stable. B-R.M. Anderson (Ont-C). T-L. (KY). Silvera. *GSP at 2; MSP at 3. **Even-money favor­ Judy's Joy, f, 3, Olympic Native--Syrienne (FR) (.GSP­ ite ELDERBERRY DRIVE (SW, $89, 181, by Strawberry FR), by Iron Duke (FR). Hol, 4-27, 8.5f, 1:46 1/5. Road {AUST}) finished 4th. B-Enemy Stable & Mandysland Farm (Ca.). * $20,000 Cal. Aug. yearling. 9th-Spt., $21,300, 3&up, 8.5f, 1 :45 1 /5, ft. Don Juan's Gal, f, 3, Sovereign Don--Leading Novel, OPEN SPACE (g, 4, Nostalgia--Apalachee's Star, by by Balzac. Aqu., 4-27, 6f, 1:11 1/5. B-L. Pearlstein Apalachee). Record: 11-3-3-1, $56,695. 0-James (MD). H. Schultz Inc. 8-Mr. & Mrs. J. Mabee (Ca.). T-N. Cimarron Secret, c, 3, Tejano--Baby Jinx, by Crafty Boyce. Prospector. Hia, 4-27, 7f, 1 :24 3/5. B-Mr. & Mrs. E.C. Hart (FU. 8th-Spt., $19,800, State-bred, 3yo, 6f, 1 :12 4/5, ft. Higher Flyer, g, 6, Fast--Astral Vision, by Astray. Hol, RED AND RUSS (c, 3, Majestic Fun--Party Zinger, by 4-27, 6f, 1 :10 3/5. B-B. & C. Green (CA). Zingalong). Record: 7-2-3-1, $22,865. 0-D. Carr & M. Green. B-P. & T. Packard (IL). T-T. American-Bred Winners in Europe: Dorris. Latitude, f, 3, Danzig Connection--La Gloire, by Glint 7th-Spt., $19,800, State-bred, 3yo, f, 6f, 1:121/5, of Gold. Maisons-Laffitte (FR), 4-26, Prix ft. Hildegarde, 1 Of, f, 3yo, $13,913 to winner. 0-Mrs. WILDNAIL NITE (f, 3, That's A Nice--Varus, by A.J.F. O'Reilly. 8-West Star Bloodstock. T-P. Fuzzbuster). Record: 11-2-1-1, $17,893. 0-D. Caras. Bary. B-J. Schneider (IL). T-P. Mitchell. Patto, c, 3, Dixieland Band--Pasampsi, by Crow. Nottingham (GB), 4-26, Headingley S., 6f, 3yo, 7th-WO, $19,200, 4&up, 6f, 1 :11 1/5, ft. $6,581 to winner. 0-8. Haggas. B-Laura Leigh BID OR PASS (h, 6, Pass the Line--Game Bid, by Partners. T-W. Haggas. Cornish Prince). Record: 35-7-5-2, $100,542. 0-L. Endless Light, c, 3, Sunshine Forever--Propositioning, Angeline & F. Pattison. 8-A. Appleton (Fl.). T-R. by Mr. Prospector. Bath (GB), 4-26, Blathwayt Barnard. *3rd straight victory. * 1 /2 to Don't Knock Maiden Stakes, 3yo, 1 Of, $5,000 to winner. 0-F. It (SW, $222,225, by Best Native); King of Salman. 8-Foxfield. T-P. Cole. Bridlewood (MSP, $245,452, by King of the North). Wadaz, c, 3, Trempolino--Lyphard's Starlite, by Lyphard. Maisons-Laffitte (FR), 4-26, Prix Bruleur, Maiden Winners: 7f, 3yo, $10,434 to winner. 0-H. Chalhoub. B-A. Paulson. T-J. Hammond. Onie Colonie, f, 2, Afleet--Adarling, by Alleged. Kee., Bayrak, g, 4, Bering--Phydilla, by Lyphard. Bath (GB), 4-27, 4.5f, :52 1 /5. B-R. Kennedy (ONT-C). 4-26, Empire Handicap, 11.5f, 4yo/up, $5,309 to * $30,000 Kee. Jul. yearling; $22,000 Kee. Sept. winner. 0 -A.S. Reid. B-Swettenham Stud. T-J.R. yearling; $47,000 FT Fla. Feb. 2yo. Jenkins. Keepscratching, g, 2, Northern Magus--Scratcharump, by Bishop's Choice. Aqu., 4-27, 4.5f, :53 2/5 A # will distinguish first-time stakes-winners, a @ will (ETR). 8-J. Scott (Fl). indicate first-time graded stakes-winners and a + will denote winners who are first-time starters.