AI was coming off the track, and the breeder approached me BIG DAY AT THE >OFFICE= and asked if she was for sale. I said >No, I=m just kind of fiddling around here,=@ Hamm recalled. ABut they offered me $100,000. FOR HAMM FRIDAY At that time, I didn=t realize that when they ran big you could make some money selling them. So, that spurred the thought that maybe I could make a business out of this. It was either beginner=s luck or not that hard--now I know it was beginner=s luck.@ Hamm went back to Ocala the following year and purchased four more horses, who he says all became stakes winners. He also bought a farm in nearby Williston around that time, and while he=s added and subtracted to that property over the years, the majority of Hamm=s runners since 1995 have gotten their start at that facility. Hamm also preps some babies at his farm for the 2-year-old sales, and has sold under his Blazing Meadows Farm banner the likes of champion Wait a While ($50,000 KEESEP >04 to $260,000 OBSFEB >05) and Grade I-winning juvenile Sky Diva ($100,000 KEESEP >07 to $250,000 FTFFEB >08). Tim Hamm poses with Dayoutoftheoffice after the GIII Schuylerville S. | Coady Photo by Brian DiDonato With more than 1,300 wins and $30 million in career earnings, a training center in Florida and a breeding operation in Ohio, Tim Hamm has already done plenty to prove his skills as a horseman and businessman. But on Friday, he=ll get a chance to showcase his program on the biggest stage when he sends out unbeaten and more or less untested Dayoutoftheoffice (Into Mischief) to take on the household barns in the GI Juvenile Fillies. It will be his first runner, as a trainer at least, in the World Championships. Like many conditioners, the Ohio native grew up around horses--he had experience with Saddlebreds and Standardbreds, and his parents owned an Arabian farm. His father, who worked for General Motors, trained horses off the family=s farm and Former Blazing Meadows grad Sky Diva took the 2008 GI Frizette S. before finishing third in the Juvenile Fillies | Horsephotos shipped them in to race at Mountaineer. Hamm attended Youngstown State and earned a bachelor=s He=s been to the Breeders= Cup before as an owner with flashy degree in business before immediately starting his own Ohio-bred Too Much Bling, who he sent out to a 19 1/2-length construction company upon graduation. Business must have maiden-breaking score at Thistledown in 2005. Stonerside been pretty good, as a few years into his construction career, Stable subsequently purchased a majority interest in the colt Hamm ventured down to Ocala to shop the 1994 OBS April sale. and turned him over to Bob Baffert, for whom he took a trio of He purchased a Pennsylvania-bred filly by Proof for $13,500 graded stakes before finishing sixth in the 2006 GI Breeders= Cup and, after someone explained to him what her state-bred status Sprint. meant, Hamm pointed his purchase towards a debut at Hamm said he typically breaks a crop of 40 to 50 on his farm, Philadelphia Park that July. Named Willowy Proof, Hamm=s filly but had 75 last year and will have around 80 2-year-olds of romped by 9 1/4 lengths in that initial outing. 2021. Cont. p2 BC FRIDAY SPECIAL EDITION $ PAGE 2 OF 14 $ THETDN.COM WEDNESDAY $ NOV. 4, 2020

Too Much Bling | Sarah Andrew

A significant part of his business comes from partnering with large commercial breeders. He has a close relationship with WinStar Farm, co-breeding and campaigning Ohio-breds together and standing the stallion National Flag at Blazing Meadows Ohio as WinBlaze. Hamm has also teamed up in recent years with the likes of Three Chimneys Farm, for whom his brother Tom is Director of Stallion Seasons, and Breeders= Cup chairman Fred Hertrich III and John Fielding. Three Chimneys and Blazing Meadows race last year=s two-time Woodbine stakes winner Fast Scene (Fast Anna) together. AThey=re on an individual basis--some of them are on deals, some we partner on and some are from conception,@ Hamm said when asked about the structure of his partnerships. AMost of the WinStar horses are ones we=re breeding together. Each horse is different, how it=s structured. Historically, what we started doing years ago, if they had one they really liked but maybe the sire wasn=t that hot or maybe there was a blip on the X-rays that might not hurt them to race but would hurt them at a yearling sale; or maybe their conformation wasn=t up to what would pass at a yearling sale to really get much, we took a lot of those [on deals] and we still do some of those.@ Hamm=s first time working with Dayoutoftheoffice=s breeder and co-owner, Anthony Manganaro, Ignacio Patino and David Pope=s Siena Farm, came in 2015 with eventual 2016 My Dear S. heroine Velvet Mood (Lonhro {Aus}). AIn our first experience with Siena, they gave me a Lonhro filly who was really crooked, not real big, but I took her and they called me a week later and said, >You know, we feel like we=re not giving you much of a shot with that filly. If you=re going to invest this time and money, we=re going to throw in this Ghostzapper colt--a more attractive horse,=@ Hamm said. AIt ended up that the Lonhro filly won her first three, including a stake at Woodbine and we sold her for pretty good money. The colt turned out to be a dud, but that=s how we got started with Siena.@ Cont. p3

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Dayoutoftheoffice got an early start to her career when she scored by 4 3/4 lengths at Gulfstream May 14. She was dismissed at almost 20-1 in Saratoga=s GIII Schuylerville S. two months later, but leapt forward again to air by six lengths.

Velvet Mood takes the 2016 My Dear S. | Michael Burns

Hamm said he took an equity position in Dayoutoftheoffice in exchange for training her, and it didn=t take him long to figure out he had gotten a good one. AIt was probably late January or February,@ Hamm said when Dayoutoftheoffice winning on debut at Gulfstream Ryan Thompson asked when he first knew Dayoutoftheoffice was a runner. AThere were three fillies who really stood out in our crop, and AI was fairly confident that she would run very well [in the sure enough all three ended up really being runners. We always Schuylerville]--whether she would win it or not, I think all those thought she was the best of the three based on the fact that she fillies that have just broken their maiden and are going into had a lot of size and scope along with being very athletic. The graded stakes at Saratoga for the first time, you really don=t other two were [eventual Ohio-bred multiple stakes winners] know how they=re going to react when they meet the next level Alexandria (Constitution) and Esplanande (Daredevil). of horse,@ Hamm said. AI was very skeptical about running her Esplanade was second in the GI Spinaway S. to the filly who was 4 1/2 furlongs at Gulfstream, but she was ready, and I didn=t second in the Frizette, and Alexandria was third in the GIII want to keep training on her and waiting so we figured we=d get Pocahontas S. You can identify them pretty early, but what you a race in her and see how she did. I knew she had a lot of ability can=t control is injury and sickness and all that.@ early, and I guess she answered the question as to whether she could up her level.@ With the Breeders= Cup circled on the calendar for quite some time now, Hamm has kept Dayoutoftheoffice=s races well spaced out. She didn=t make a start between the July 16 Schuylerville and Oct. 10 GI Frizette S. at Belmont, while posting seven drills between Thistledown and Belterra Park in the interim. AWhen you start these horses in May--and she=d been in training since at least Oct. 1 [of 2019]--we=d done a lot of 2-year-olds over the years and if you just drill them and drill them and don=t give them a little break, I just don=t see them lasting,@ Hamm said. AWe knew we had a horse who could possibly make the Breeders= Cup, so we tried to space it so that would be a viable option if she proved to have the ability. We were slightly worried she would be short for the Frizette--she hadn=t run in 80-something days--but her last two works Alexandria, pictured winning the Jim Morgan Memorial Tah Dah S. heading into the Frizette were pretty good. We thought she had at Belterra in July, gave the Hamm barn some momentum heading a heck of a chance to be tight enough, and if we came out of into the Breeders= Cup after taking last Saturday=s John Galbreath S. by open lengths at Mahoning Valley | Coady Photo there, we=d have a really fresh and good horse going into the Breeders= Cup.@ Cont. p4 BC FRIDAY SPECIAL EDITION $ PAGE 4 OF 14 $ THETDN.COM WEDNESDAY $ NOV. 4, 2020

Dayoutoftheoffice proved plenty fit for the next step, and bested GI Spinaway S. romper Vequist (Nyquist) by two lengths at Belmont with a chasm of 10 1/4 lengths back to third.

Dayoutoftheoffice annexes the Frizette | Sarah Andrew AI thought it was outstanding,@ said Hamm. AWatching the race, it looked like she was in control of it the whole time. She never made me question if she was going to get it done. She just looked in command from the start.@ Dayoutoftheoffice is one of four unbeaten fillies set to square off in the Juvenile, along with pricey three-for-three Baffert Tim Hamm | Coady Photo trainee and >TDN Rising Star= Princess Noor (Not This Time) expected to go favored; Ken McPeek-conditioned Simply AIt=s big for our whole operation--we=ve got the training center Ravishing (Laoban) coming off a 6 1/4-length score in the in Ocala, the breeding farm in Ohio. The thing that means the GI Darley Alcibiades S. that was so impressive it played a major most to us is that it lets you know that you can get there,@ role in bringing her freshman sire from New York to Kentucky Hamm said. AWe hope that gets contagious. Sometimes the for 2021; and $500,000 yearling and >Rising Star= Girl Daddy hardest thing is getting there, and sometimes you never get (Uncle Mo), last seen taking the Sept. 3 GIII Pocahontas S. by back there. We=re hoping that this won=t be the last time, and daylight for Dale Romans and the Albaugh Family Stable. you realize it=s not an impossible dream you=re chasing--that it=s Dayoutoftheoffice owns a best last-out Beyer Speed Figure of attainable. We=re hoping that our people kind of all buy in a little 95, with Vequist having earned a 91 for her Frizette second. harder and stay on board, and it=s the same with our clients. It Princess Noor, meanwhile, only has a 79 Beyer top, Simply shows our clients that if we=ve got the right horse, we can get Ravishing an 89 and Girl Daddy an 82. But Dayoutoftheoffice there. And hopefully it=ll allow us to keep building stronger seems to have garnered significantly less hype than either relationships with them.@ Princess Noor or Simply Ravishing. AProbably because I=m not Baffert or McPeek and I haven=t been to the Breeders= Cup before,@ Hamm said matter-of-factly when asked about the seemingly underdog status of a filly with TIM HAMM BY THE NUMBERS as impressive a set of past performances as Dayoutoftheoffice=s and who also happens to be by the world=s hottest stallion. • 8,445 starts AThere=s no other reason.@ • 1,350 wins Hamm said he has been excited to see his charge race around • $30,353,942 in earnings two turns all summer, and he called her 1:00.40 breeze in the • Top 100 in wins & earnings: 2017, 2018, 2019 • Top 50 in wins: 2011, 2018, 2019 Keeneland mud last Friday Aher best work.@ Now it=s time to see what she, and he, can do against the big guns. BC FRIDAY SPECIAL EDITION $ PAGE 5 OF 14 $ THETDN.COM WEDNESDAY $ NOV. 4, 2020

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Of the 14 races in this weekend=s World Championships, it is passed his first route test with a dominant, wire-to-wire the Juvenile that has the shortest- 5 1/2-length victory in the one- priced favorite, and indeed all mile GI Champagne S. Oct. 10 at eyes will be on Kirk and Judy Belmont. For that effort, he Robison=s brilliant and undefeated earned a gaudy 100 Beyer, easily Jackie=s Warrior (Maclean=s the highest figure recorded by a Music). Made a 7-5 morning-line 2-year-old thus far in 2020. favorite for the 1 1/16-mile test, While he has been the colt is clearly the horse to unquestionably the best juvenile beat, but he likely cannot afford to in America this season and will be take a step backwards against a a deserving favorite, there are a talented cast in his two-turn few potential pitfalls for Jackie=s debut. Warrior. Victorious first out going five The first comes from his furlongs at Churchill June 19, the pedigree. Maclean=s Music can get $95,000 Keeneland September a router--see 2017 GI Preakness S. Jackie=s Warrior | Sarah Andrew bargain blitzed through fast hero Cloud Computing--but his fractions and kept going for a three-length win in a strong progeny are generally better one-turn types, and dam Unicorn renewal of the GII Saratoga Special S. Aug. 7. Again he found no Girl never traveled further than seven furlongs in 54 career equals, pace or otherwise in a geared-down 2 1/4-length starts, though she is out of son of A.P. Indy and MGSP router conquest of the GI Runhappy Hopeful S. a month later, and A.P. Five Hundred. Cont. p6 BC FRIDAY SPECIAL EDITION $ PAGE 6 OF 14 $ THETDN.COM WEDNESDAY $ NOV. 4, 2020

That pedigree question mark might be answered in the Wild Card... negative if Jackie=s Warrior is forced through a fast pace. While Without a doubt, the wild card in this race is Classier, who also he=s been quicker than everyone he=s lined up against through turns around quickly. Somewhat chilly on the board when four starts, he was left on an easy lead in his only route try and unveiled for AThe Avengers@ at 7-2 over 6 1/2 furlongs 13 days faces potential speed to his outside in Classier (), ago at Santa Anita, the $775,000 Keeneland September grad Dreamer=s Disease (Laoban) and Next (Not This Time). broke a step slowly from the rail, but quickly assumed command Likely to be the second choice is Essential Quality (Tapit), the and was never challenged from there, cruising around the track newest hope for an elusive GI Kentucky Derby win for to a facile four-length win and a >Rising Star= distinction. The Godolphin. Unveiled as a 19-10 chalk over six furlongs on this short rest and huge class hike likely will make this too much, too year=s Derby undercard Sept. 5, the homebred blew away his soon for Classier, but he has a two-turn pedigree and is rivals from off the pace to earn >TDN Rising Star= honors. undeniably talented. --Joe Bianca Stretched out over track and trip in the GI Claiborne Breeders= Futurity Oct. 3, he pressed the pace and scooted clear in the Let=s Go to the Videotape ... lane for a convincing 3 1/4-length score. Though like the rest of Race Runner Date he field, he has a figure deficit to make up on Jackie=s Warrior, GII Saratoga Special S. Jackie=s Warrior Aug. 7 the gray goes out for one of the hottest trainers in America in GIII Iroquois S. Sittin On Go Sept. 5 Brad Cox and his versatility could pay off if the pace melts down. GI Runhappy Hopeful S. Jackie=s Warrior Sept. 7 Klaravich Stables= Reinvestment Risk (Upstart) looked like the GI Claiborne Breeders= Futurity Essential Quality Oct. 3 best 2-year-old to debut at Saratoga this summer when running GI Champagne S. Jackie=s Warrior Oct. 10 away to a devastating and easy 7 3/4-length graduation Aug. 1, Maiden Classier Oct. 24 earning a 90 Beyer and his own >Rising Star= badge. Then he ran Street Sense S. King Fury Oct. 25 into Jackie=s Warrior. Unable to keep up with his foe early in either the Hopeful or Champagne, the $280,000 OBS March buy settled for a well-beaten second in both tries. He also stands to benefit if the pace falls apart, as he likely is a better one-run horse and was forced to do the chasing in his last two. If someone else takes the initiative and softens Jackie=s Warrior up this time, he figures to get the jump on deep closers in this short-stretch event. A pair of last-out stakes winners are among those closers who could factor if things get hot up front. Albaugh Family Stables= Sittin On Go (Brody=s Cause) debuted with a sharp 4 1/4-length tally going five furlongs at Ellis Aug. 16, getting just a 54 Beyer but clocking his final furlong in :11.64. The chestnut showed that late kick was no illusion next out, rallying from ninth to upset the GIII Iroquois S. going away at 24-1 Sept. 5 at Churchill. King Fury (Curlin) returns on just 12 days= rest for Ken McPeek and can clearly get the trip. Debuting over 1 1/16 miles Sept. 3 in Lousiville, he overcame a wide journey and kicked away late to a 2 3/4-length triumph. Then, after an unsuccessful try in the Breeders= Futurity, the $950,000 Fasig-Tipton Saratoga buy closed into a slow pace to take the Street Sense S. back at Churchill Oct. 25. Sittin On Go | Horsephotos

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BREEDERS= CUP JUVENILE FILLIES

seven sport visually impressive open-daylight wins. The top undefeated three are hard to separate. >TDN Rising Star= Princess Noor (Not This Time)--the seven-figure 2-year-old --has been nothing short of sensational in California. She=s won her three starts by a combined 17 1/4 lengths, is from a barn that churns out wins as a matter of course, and won the Sept. 26 GII Chandelier S. at this distance in a romp 20 days after a score in the GI Del Mar Debutante S. However, her highest Beyer is a 79, and she will face Simply Ravishing (Laoban), who won the Oct. 20 GI Darley Alcibiades S., also at this distance and equally impressively. Simply Ravishing is the filly out of the $500 mare, but she doesn=t know that and has looked like a million bucks training voraciously over the Keeneland surface this week. She has a race over the surface and her 89 Beyer is more in line with the historically average 91 Beyer it takes to win the Juvenile Princess Noor | Benoit Fillies. It may have the smallest field of the 14 World Championship races this year, but it is undeniably mighty. With four undefeated graded winners in the seven-horse field--three of them Grade I victresses--the GI Breeders= Cup Juvenile Fillies will undoubtedly serve as a coronation in a division with a dizzying array of stars this year. Six of the seven entrants broke their maiden on debut, with four getting the >TDN Rising Star= designation. The one who didn=t win first out was a nose second before promptly taking a Grade I to don cap and gown in her next start. All seven went straight from maiden special weight into stakes company, with every single one winning their first black-type attempt. With 21 starts between the seven fillies, there have been 16 wins by a combined 81 3/4 lengths--or an average of just over five lengths--and four seconds. Simply Ravishing | Coady In made-for-Breeders= Cup stories, two of the fillies race for partnerships that include their breeders, three were six-figure Dayoutoftheoffice (Into Mischief) might not be as flashy as the yearling purchases, and one was a $1.35-million 2-year-old--the top two, but she has done absolutely nothing wrong. Also only seven-figure horse of her crop to compete in this year=s undefeated, she has the highest Beyer in the field, a 95 in her Breeders= Cup--and yet the favorite may end up being a filly most recent start in the Oct. 10 GI Frizette S. She=s also fresh whose dam was purchased for just $500 after she=d been with a three-month gap between her GIII Schuylerville S. and abandoned with an unpaid boarding bill at a Kentucky farm. Frizette wins. Trainer Timothy Hamm remarked earlier in the If there=s any knock against the star-studded field, it might be week he=d been waiting all year for the two turns of the that only two have Beyer Speed Figures in the 90s. However, all Breeders= Cup for her. Cont. p8 BC FRIDAY SPECIAL EDITION $ PAGE 8 OF 14 $ THETDN.COM WEDNESDAY $ NOV. 4, 2020

Vequist (Nyquist) finished two lengths behind the Juvenile Fillies entrants have him in their pedigree. Girl Dayoutoftheoffice in the Frizette, but she=d already gotten her Daddy is by his son, Uncle Mo, while Simply Ravishing and Grade I when breaking her maiden in the Spinaway S. Sept. 6, Vequist are both by freshman sires by Uncle Mo. In addition, and her Frizette Beyer of 91 still tops the rest of the field. both Dayoutoftheoffice and Crazy Beautiful are out of mares by >TDN Rising Star= Girl Daddy (Uncle Mo) is the fourth Indian Charlie. There is some precedent: Indian Charlie=s Indian undefeated filly in this field and, although this will be her first Blessing won this race in 2007. --Jill Williams Grade I attempt, she was ultra-impressive in Churchill=s Sept. 3 GIII Pocahontas S. The $500,000 buy has been working Let=s Go to the Videotape ... fantastically, posting an Oct. 9 bullet of five panels in :59 3/5 Race Runner Date (1/41) at Churchill. GII Chandelier S. Princess Noor Sept. 26 GI Darley Alcibiades S. Simply Ravishing Oct. 2 Wild Cards... GI Frizette S. Dayoutoftheoffice Oct. 10 The Juvenile Fillies field is so strong it=s impossible to count out GI Spinaway S. Vequist Sept. 6 the two 20-1 morning line entrants: >TDN Rising Star= GIII Pocahontas S. Girl Daddy Sept. 3 Thoughtfully (Tapit), a $950,000 yearling purchase who had the GII Adirondack S. Thoughtfully Aug. 12 lone off-the-board finish in the field last out in the Alcibiades behind Simply Ravishing, but captured the GII Adirondack S. in August; and >TDN Rising Star= Crazy Beautiful (Liam=s Map), who FASTEST JUVENILE FILLIES CLOCKINGS has found some trouble in her races, but still has two wins and Stardom Bound (2008) – 1:40.99 two graded placings. Tempera (2001) – 1:41.49 Sweet Catomine (2004) – 1:41.65 In a significant pedigree note, the field might look drastically Take Charge Brandi (2011) – 1:41.95 different without the late Indian Charlie, as no fewer than five of

Pocahontas winner Girl Daddy gets acquainted with Keeneland. The $500,000 daughter of Uncle Mo looks to give both trainer Dale Romand and jockey Joe Talamo their first win in the Juvenile Fillies | Horsephotos BC FRIDAY SPECIAL EDITION $ PAGE 9 OF 14 $ THETDN.COM WEDNESDAY $ NOV. 4, 2020

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Stable=s >TDN Rising Star= Mutasaabeq (Into Mischief) owns an impressive win over the course. A sharp debut victor over 5 1/2 furlongs of Saratoga=s main track Aug. 8, the $350,000 KEENOV weanling was a distant third behind heavy GI Breeders= Cup Juvenile favorite Jackie=s Warrior (Maclean=s Music) in the Sept. 7 GI Runhappy Hopeful S. at Saratoga. Switched to the turf and stretched out for the local GII Bourbon S. Oct. 4, he blew past his competition in last-to-first fashion with longshot Abarta (Into Mischief) completing the exacta. Despite the visually impressive nature of that effort, however, the table was set for Mutasaabeq with swift early splits and the 75 Beyer Speed Figure he earned wasn=t particularly strong. Gretzky the Great (Nyquist) skates in on a three-race win streak north of the border. The Mark Casse pupil pressed and pounced his way to a convincing 3 1/4-length success in Mutasaabeq | Coady Photo Woodbine=s GI Summer S. Sept. 20. His sire annexed the 2015 With a 5-1 morning line favorite and seven entrants between GI Breeders= Cup Juvenile over the local main track. that price and 8-1, this year=s GI Breeders= Cup Juvenile Turf Fire At Will (Declaration of War) will look to post his second- Presented by Coolmore America is as head-spinning a consecutive upset, having stolen Belmont=s GII Pilgrim S. Oct. 3 handicapping puzzle as a race can be. That morning line chalk is on the front end at 13-1. as good a place to start as any, especially considering Shadwell Cont. p10 BC FRIDAY SPECIAL EDITION $ PAGE 10 OF 14 $ THETDN.COM WEDNESDAY $ NOV. 4, 2020

Public Sector (GB) (Kingman {GB}), representing the same New Mandate (Ire) (New Bay {GB}) has won his last three, and Chad Brown barn that saddled last year=s Juvenile Turf winner showed an impressive last-to-first kick in the G2 Juddmonte Structor (Palace Malice), couldn=t overcome a glacial pace and Royal Lodge S. at Newmarket Sept. 26. Sealiway (Fr) (Galiway settled for second at odds-on. {GB}) demolished four foes in Parislongchamp=s G1 Prix Jean-Luc European-trained runners have won eight of the prior 13 Lagardere Oct. 4, but he seemed to relish very heavy ground renewals of this race, with trainer Aidan O=Brien, jockey Ryan that day that he won=t get here. Go Athletico (Fr) (Goken {Fr}) Moore and the powerful Magnier, Tabor and Smith Coolmore defeated Sealiway in the seven-panel G3 Prix la Rochette Sept. partners each boasting a record four victories. O=Brien and 6, and most recently finished second in the G2 Criterium de Moore teamed up to take the 2015 running for =s Maisons-Laffitte over six furlongs of wet turf at Chantilly Oct. 10. mother Evie Stockwell with Hit It a Bomb, a son of War Front out of a Group-winning Sadler=s Wells mare. This year they=ll send Wild Card... out Battleground (War Front), the first foal out of 2015 While it=s fairly common to see stretching out European GI Breeders= Cup Turf heroine Found (by Sadler=s Wells=s great invaders in this race, it=s a bit more rare for Stateside runners to son Galileo {Ire}). Battleground has been off since a two-length go sprint to route here. Outadore (Outwork) won first up over win in the July 28 G2 Vintage S. at Goodwood. 5 1/2 furlongs at Saratoga July 16, and most recently annexed the Kentucky Downs Juvenile Turf Sprint Sept. 12 over soft ground and 6 1/2 panels that probably plays longer considering an uphill finish. Trainer Wesley Ward did win the 2014 running of the Juvenile Turf with Hootenany (Quality Road), who was stretching out from six furlongs. --Brian DiDonato Let=s Go to the Videotape ... Race Runner Date G2 Prix La Rochette Go Athletico (Fr) Sept. 6 KD Turf Sprint S. Outadore Sept. 12 GI Summer S. Gretzky the Great Sept. 20 GII Pilgrim S. Fire At Will Oct. 3 GII Bourbon S. Mutasaabeq Oct. 4 Zuma Beach S. Ebeko (Ire) Oct. 4 G1 Prix Jean-Luc Lagardere Sealiway (Fr) Oct. 4

Cadillac jogs over the Keeneland training track | Coady Photo

Jessica Harrington pupil Cadillac (Ire), by 2018 GI Breeders= Cup Juvenile Fillies heroine Newspaperofrecord (Ire)=s sire Lope de Vega (Ire), dominated Leopardstown=s G2 Champions Juvenile S. two back Sept. 12 over Ballydoyle=s recent G1 Criterium International winner Van Gogh (). He never appeared particularly comfortable chasing in between horses and checking in a one-paced fifth in the G1 Darley Dewhurt S. over soft Newmarket ground Oct. 10. BC FRIDAY SPECIAL EDITION $ PAGE 11 OF 14 $ THETDN.COM WEDNESDAY $ NOV. 4, 2020

BREEDERS= CUP JUVENILE FILLIES TURF

With a full and exceptionally talented field from both sides of the GII Miss Grillo S. at Belmont Oct. 4. the pond signed on, the GI Breeders= Cup Juvenile Fillies Turf S. Hailing from the West Coast is another juvenile with a perfect looks primed to be a very contentious event. Stonestreet record in Madone (Vancouver {Aus}). Capturing her career bow Stables= Campanelle (Ire) (Kodiac {GB}) is unbeaten in America at Del Mar July 31, the dark bay won the Juvenile Fillies Turf S. and Europe for Wesley Ward, who is known for his globe- there next out Sept. 6 and rallied to victory in the Surfer Girl S. trotting success, especially with turf juveniles. A debut winner last time at Santa Anita Oct. 4. sprinting on turf at Gulfstream May 31, the bay captured the G2 Queen Mary S. at Royal Ascot June 20 and won the G1 Prix Morny at Deauville last time Aug. 23. She displays a steady series of works on the Keeneland lawn since. Ward also saddles GIII Matron S. heroine Royal Approval (Tiznow) in this event.

Campanelle | Scoop Dyga

Another top U.S.-based and raced contender is undefeated >TDN Rising Star= Aunt Pearl (Ire) (Lope de Vega {Ire}). Graduating by five lengths in front-running fashion going a mile at Churchill Downs Sept. 1, the bay captured Keeneland=s GII JPMorgan Chase Jessamine S. Oct. 7. Nazuna | Horsephotos Plum Ali (First Samurai) has won all three of her career starts. Following her debut win at Saratoga July 23 with a in the Cont. p12 Juvenile Fillies S. at Kentucky Downs Sept. 7, the chestnut took BC FRIDAY SPECIAL EDITION $ PAGE 12 OF 14 $ THETDN.COM WEDNESDAY $ NOV. 4, 2020

Miss Amulet (Ire) (Sir Prancealot {Ire}) is one of the top runners from the European contingent. Capturing the Marwell S. Aug. 3, the gray took the G2 Lowther S. Aug. 20 and was a close second in the G1 Juddmonte Cheveley Park S. Sept. 26.

Wild Card... Graham Motion won this event last year with Sharing (Speightstown) and he saddles another chestnut filly with a live chance in Alda (Munnings). The Wertheimer and Frere homebred graduated at second asking at Belmont July 9 and captured the Catch a Glimpse S. at Woodbine next out Aug. 23. She came up just 3/4 of a length short in that venue=s GI S. Sept. 20, earning a 78 Beyer Speed Figure, which is just a few ticks off some of her unbeaten American rivals. Alda=s late-closing style might benefit her here with fleet-footed fillies like Aunt Pearl and Campanelle likely to be off and running from the get-go. --Christie DeBernardis Let=s Go to the Videotape ... Race Runner Date GII Jessamine S. Aunt Pearl (Ire) Oct. 7 GII Ms Grillo S. Plum Ali Oct. 4 Surfer Girl S. Madone Oct. 4 G1 Prix Morny S. Campanelle (Ire) Aug. 23 Aunt Pearl gallops on the Keeneland turf Tuesday morning | Coady

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BREEDERS= CUP JUVENILE TURF SPRINT

With four chances at back-to-back renewals of the newest Breeders= Cup event (and three more on the also-eligible list), this year=s GII Juvenile Turf Sprint likely goes through the Wesley Ward barn. Ward=s best chance, however, Randall Lowe homebred Golden Pal (Uncle Mo), was done no favors at Monday=s draw and will be marooned in the 14 hole. The 8-5 morning line choice was buzzed about all the way back in mid- April, but he settled for second in his main-track unveiling at Gulfstream Apr. 17, and again against dramatically tougher when reeled in late by GI Breeders= Cup Juvenile Turf Presented by Coolmore America longshot The Lir Jet (Ire) (Prince of Lir {Ire}) in Royal Ascot=s G2 Norfolk S. June 19. The imposing bay put it all together when dominating Saratoga=s Skidmore S. Aug. 21, earning a 92 Beyer Speed Figure, but hasn=t made an afternoon appearance since. He tuned up for this with a 1:05.20 (2/4) local work over the course last Saturday in company with After Five (The Factor) in which his rider had his feet in the dashboard throughout (XBTV Video). Golden Pal will look to avenge his talented dam Lady Shipman (Midshipman=s) neck second in the 2015 GI Breeders= Cup Sprint here.

Bodenheimer was the main beneficiary of Ward=s decision to scratch Golden Pal out of the Oct. 4 Indian Summer S., as the Washington-bred son of 2010 GI Breeders= Cup Sprint contestant Atta Boy Roy took five foes box to wire in the course- and-distance affair. Cowan (Kantharos), who was third in the Sept. 12 Kentucky Downs Juvenile Turf Sprint, was a clear-cut second. Second of July (Jack Milton) may go off at the shortest odds of his career, but in the toughest spot he=s contested thus far. He belied 68-1 odds for a debut score at Belmont Sept. 20, and posted a 15-1 upset in the aforementioned Futurity over After Golden Pal | Sarah Andrew Five and pacesetting >TDN Rising Star= Momos (Distorted Humor). After Five, who will carry the same Breeze Easy LLC yellow and Dirty Dangle (Not This Time), just a $25,000 OBS March buy blue and last year=s winner Four Wheel Drive (American off a :10 1/5 breeze, opened her account with a victory Aug. 16 Pharoah), was out-nosed in his Sept. 10 debut at Kentucky on the Woodbine Tapeta over a much-pricier 2-year-old sales Downs, and again checked in second after turn traffic left him grad trained by her future conditioner Mark Casse. She showed with two much to do in the stretch of the GIII Futurity S. at a very impressive burst of speed to take the Sept. 19 Woodbine Belmont Oct. 11. Filly Amanzi Yimpilo (Ire) (No Nay Never) Cares S. for trainer Ralph Biamonte, C. DiMizio and Mary pressed and held on over the boys in Santa Anita=s Sept. 26 Biamonte, prompting Eclipse Partners and Gary Speakeasy S., while Soaring Free S. runner-up Into the Sunrise Barber to acquire her privately and hand her over to Casse. (Into Mischief) cuts back off a fourth-place run in the Oct. 4 Cont. p14 GII Bourbon S. BC FRIDAY SPECIAL EDITION $ PAGE 14 OF 14 $ THETDN.COM WEDNESDAY $ NOV. 4, 2020

long odds in the Sept. 11 G2 Flying Childers S. at Doncaster. He=ll be trainer Nigel Tinkler=s first Breeders= Cup runner. Mighty Gurkha (Ire) (Sepoy {Aus}) sports in-and-out form that saw him narrowly annex the G3 Sirenia S. on Kempton all-weather Sept. 5 before finishing 10th as the favorite in a Newmarket auction stakes Oct. 3. The Coolmore contingent=s Lipizzaner (Uncle Mo) wheels back on short rest, having bested give rivals in the Doncaster S. Oct. 24 over six panels of heavy ground. Trainer Aidan O=Brien did take the precursor to this race in 2017 with a horse coming back similarly quickly, and he finished third in the inaugural Breeders= Cup running two years ago. --Brian DiDonato

Let=s Go to the Videotape ... Mighty Gurkha (Ire) walks the Keeneland backside at sunrise. Race Runner Date The rail-drawn colt will be ridden by ascendant Hollie Doyle Skidmore S. Golden Pal Aug. 21 Breeders= Cup/Eclipse Sportswire G2 Flying Childers S. Ubettabelieveit (Ire) Sept. 11 Woodbine Cares S. Dirty Dangle Sept. 19 Wild Cards... Speakeasy S. Amanzi Yimpilo (Ire) Sept. 26 A trio of youngsters invade from Europe and are each pegged Indian Summer S. Bodenheimer Oct. 4 at 20-1 on the morning line. Three-for-five Ubettabelieveit (Ire) GIII Futurity S. Second of July Oct. 11 (Kodiac {GB}) bounced back from a distant last-place finish in the Doncaster S. Lipizzaner Oct. 24 Aug. 21 G2 Gimcrack S. to score an off-pace victory by a nose at

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