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Safari Queen Heads Bewitch S. HEADLINE p.3 NEWS For information about TDN, DELIVERED EACH NIGHT BY FAX AND FREE BY E-MAIL TO SUBSCRIBERS OF call 732-747-8060. www.thoroughbreddailynews.com WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25, 2007 STREET SENSE PUTS IN STRONG WORK With 11 days remaining before the GI Kentucky Derby, Jim Tafel=s Street Sense (Street Cry {Ire}) regis- Triple tered what by all accounts was a brilliant five-furlong breeze yesterday under the Twin Spires of Churchill Downs. The colt, with trainer Carl Nafzger looking on Threats and regular jockey Calvin Borel in the irons, stopped the clock Slew’s Tizzy Possible for Derby... in a bullet :59 flat, the co-fast- Trainer Greg Fox indicated yesterday that a start in est of 36 works at the dis- the May 5 GI Kentucky Derby might be in the cards for tance. Clockers caught the last Saturday=s GII Lexington S. winner Slew=s Tizzy move in :12 2/5 for the first (Tiznow). AI=ve never had a horse eighth, :24 2/5 for the quar- come out of a race so well,@ said ter, :36 2/5 for three-eighths, Fox. ARight now, we=re just sitting Street Sense and jockey Borel :47 4/5 for the half-mile and on the fence and we=ll make a deci- Horsephotos out six furlongs in 1:11 2/5. sion probably by this weekend.@ The internal splits were :12 The three-year-old enjoyed a quiet 2/5, :12 flat, :12 flat, :11 2/5 and :11 1/5 for the five day Tuesday, walking the shedrow panels. The work, which occurred before the renovation Slew’s Tizzy Pat Lang at Fox Stables, located near the break, came over a track labeled fast. Track notes Thoroughbred Center in Lexington. stated the colt Adid not draw a deep breath coming off ARight now, we=re 50-50 and we=re just talking about it the track,@ prompting a broad grin from trainer Carl a lot,@ Fox added. AI=m just enjoying the fact that the Nafzger. AI told Calvin what we want here,@ Nafzger horse is doing as well as he is.@ Also possible for the related. AHe=s fit; we don=t worry about fitness. All we Derby is Circle Z Stables= Xchanger (Exchange Rate), are trying to do here is make him happy. That=s the way winner of last Saturday=s Federico Tesio S. at Pimlico. I always work. I don=t want to stress him; don=t ask him AHe is not out of the question, but I don=t like to come for something he doesn=t have. Let him do what he back in two weeks,@ said Mark Shuman. AI want to do enjoys doing, but don=t ask him to do a lot, and that=s what=s best for the horse.@ Shuman said he would meet what he did. He likes to run. He did everything right. with the colt=s owners over the next few days and He=s done everything right the whole time.@ While likely have a decision by Friday. Street Sense was the consummate pro during his work, the homebred was a bit green at times in his runner-up High Again Works at Churchill... effort in the Apr. 14 GI Blue Grass S. at Keeneland, High Again (High Yield) worked five furlongs in where he ducked in several times in the stretch. 1:01.40 at Churchill Downs Tuesday. Partnered by Nafzger was asked yesterday whether he was worried Larry Melancon, the filly recorded the 12th fastest work about his colt=s behavior on Derby Day. AI=m more wor- of 36 at the distance yesterday. AShe went super,@ ried about 19 other horses,@ the trainer replied. AI=m not Kenny McCarthy, assistant to Bill Mott. AWe gave her a really worried about what he is going to do. You don=t target and she breezed right by her.@ change anything. When you get to a Grade I race with horses of that quality, it is a jockeys race. You have done your part. I don=t change the dimension of my Triple Threats horse. My horse=s dimension is where we have found Horse (Sire) Track Distance Time he is most effective and we leave him in that dimension Street Sense (Street Cry {Ire}) CD 5f :59.00 and let him do it from there.@

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CAMILLO DOUBTS Sir Robert Ogden's Sander Camillo (Dixie Union) might not make the line-up for the G1 1000 Guineas at Newmarket, connections announced yesterday. Having tied up when second in last Wednesday's G3 Nell Gwyn S. at that venue, the Jeremy Noseda-trained filly is undergoing tests ahead of the May 6 Classic. "We are running routine tests on her at the moment and we will just take it one day at a time, but it's going to be difficult for her," Ogden's Racing Manager Barry Simpson told PA Sport yesterday. AWe are still hopeful we are going to get there, but it's too early to make a decision. It will be well into next week before we do and we need to get some positive feedback.@ Last year's impressive G2 Cherry Hinton S. winner, Sander Camillo had started as the 4-7 favorite for the seven-furlong trial, but failed by a neck to catch Scarlet Runner (Ire). AJeremy's done nothing with her since the Nell Gwyn,@ Simpson added. AAll she's done is walk out each day, so we are some way off. It's going to be a week today or tomorrow before we get to the stage of saying whether or not we are going to run and even then we wouldn't be 100 percent certain. We know what the problem is, but it's not the ideal preparation. It's far from ideal. If she doesn't run, she doesn't run. There's no point running her if vinery.com she's not right. We don't want excuses.@

YAQEEN GIVEN GREEN LIGHT Sheikh Hamdan P N E W S T O D A Y P bin Rashid Al Maktoum's Yaqeen (GB) (Green Desert) will start in the May 6 G1 1000 Guineas, trainer Mi- DUBAI STARS SET FOR HONG KONG Japan=s chael Jarvis revealed yesterday. Her win in a seven- Admire Moon (Jpn) (End Sweep) and Hong Kong star furlong Newmarket maiden Apr. 19 earned her a tilt at Vengeance of Rain (NZ) (Zabeel {NZ}), impressive win- the Newmarket feature. AYaqeen is an intended runner ners at Nad al Sheba of the G1 Dubai Duty Free and G1 in the 1000 Guineas," Jarvis commented. AShe has Dubai Sheema Classic, respectively, come out of last week's race well and seems fine. It will face off in Sunday=s G1 Aude- was only a maiden, but I thought she has done it well, mars Piguet QE II Cup at Sha Tin. Admire Moon shipped to Hong Kong and she was doing it at the right end of the race. Given immediately after his Mar. 31 score. an extra furlong, she would have been an even more AHe has travelled well from Dubai,@ clear-cut winner. A mile will be to her liking.@ trainer Hiroyoshi Matsuda said about the four-year-old. AHe has been very ART STILL ON COURSE Susan Roy and Cheveley Admire Moon HKJC settled since he arrived.@ Vengeance Park Stud's Dutch Art (GB) (Medicean {GB}) will take of Rain, winner of the QEII Cup in his place in the line-up for the G1 2000 Guineas at 2005, worked a half-mile yesterday, covering his final Newmarket, trainer Peter Chapple-Hyam confirmed 400 meters in :22.9. Jockey Anthony Delpech was yesterday. Despite losing his unbeaten tag when sec- cautious about his mount=s chances. AHe worked well, ond in Saturday's G3 Greenham S. at Newbury, last but I don=t think he=s in quite the same form he was in year's G1 Prix Morny and G1 Middle Park S. hero re- before the race in Dubai,@ Delpech said. AHe was at his mains on course for the May 5 Classic. AHe has come best ever then, and that=s why we were so confident. out of the Greenham fine," the trainer commented. "As It=s hard for any horse to maintain that level of form for long periods of time, so while he is still doing every- I suggested beforehand, he'd need that race. I was thing right he doesn=t seem to have to be as brilliant as happy with his exercise this morning, and I'm looking he can be. He seems to be more at the kind of level forward to running him in the 2000 Guineas.@ when he won the Gold Cup early in March.@ TDN P HEADLINE NEWS • 4/25/07 • PAGE 3 of 8

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All Post Times are Eastern Daylight Time. FOALING NEWS TRUST N LUCK’S First Starter Wins Impressively at Keeneland! HUMMEL, 7, Jeblar--Allie=s Toy, by Fortunate Prospect Click here for more... Foal born Mar. 4, a filly by Maria=s Mon. Will be bred back to Yes It=s True. P P R E V I E W S P Owned by and boardedat Glencrest Farm, Ky. Accomplishments: SW of $182,475. Wednesday, Keeneland, post time: 4:45 p.m. BEWITCH S.-GIII, $150,000, 4yo/up, f/m, 1 1/2mT STORM BEAUTY, 12, Storm Cat--Stick to Beauty, by Illustrious PP HORSE SIRE TRAINER ODDS Foal born Mar. 17, a filly by Distorted Humor. 1 Mama I=m Home Wheaton Trivigno 12-1 Will be bred back to Bernardini. 2 Zulu Queen (Ire) Sadler=s Wells Biancone 15-1 Owned by Brushwood Stable. 3 Moon Berry (Brz) Burooj (GB) McPeek 12-1 Boarded at Brushwood Stable, Pa & Fares Farm, Ky. 4 Maxine=s Hymn Seeking the Gold Howard 15-1 Accomplishments: MSW of $178,164. Dam of Renais- 5 Barancella (Fr) Acatenango (Ger) Frankel 8-5 sance Lady (A.P. Indy), GSP, $132,050. 6 Indy Trouble A.P. Indy Arnold 15-1 7 Safari Queen (Arg) Lode Pletcher 4-5 RASPBERRY EGGCREAM, 11, Time for a Change-- All carry 118 pounds, except Safari Queen at 124. Vennila Cream, by Valid Appeal Safari Queen (Arg), three for three at 1 1/2 miles, Foal born Mar. 18, a filly by Delaware Township. including the GII Long Island H. at Aqueduct last fall Will be bred back to Arch. and Calder=s GII La Prevoyante H. Dec. 16. She was Owned by and boarded at Padua Stable, Fl. two lengths back in second in the 11-panel GIII The Accomplishments: Dam of Electrify (Delaware Town- Very One H. at Gulfstream, but jumped back to take ship), MSW, $327,610; Cream Only (Exchange Rate), the 12-furlong GIII Orchid H. there Mar. 31. SW, $109,865.

Wednesday, Hollywood Park, post time: 4:23 p.m. PST SOLAIA, 10, Miswaki--Indian Fashion, by General Holme WILSHIRE H.-GIII, $100,000, 3yo/up, f/m, 1mT Foal born Mar. 18, a colt by Montjeu (Ire). PP HORSE SIRE TRAINER ODDS Will be bred back to Dynaformer. 1 Double Trouble (Brz) Wild Event Frankel 5/2 Owned by Prince Faisal Salman. 2 Ghurra War Chant B. Cecil 10-1 Boarded at Indian Creek Farm, Ky. 3 Flip Flop (Fr) Zieten B. Cecil 10-1 Accomplishments: SW & GSP-Eng. Dam of Olaya (The- 4 Witch Woman Awesome Again Frankel 15-1 atrical {Ire}), SW-Fr & GSW-US, $300,405. 5 Quemar (NZ) Haafiz (Ire) Stein 8-1 6 Polyfirst (Fr) Poliglote (GB) R. Mandella 8-1 7 Sohgol (Ire) Singspiel (Ire) Drysdale 15-1 The brisnet.com >Race of the Day= is the 8 Private Banking (Fr) Anabaa McAnally 15-1 GIII Bewitch S. 9 Charm the Giant (Ire) Giant’s Causeway McAnally 9-2 For pps and a complete race analysis, click here. 10 Singalong (GB) Singspiel (Ire) Gallagher 7-2

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WEEKEND PEDIGREE In the meantime, another Tiznow colt, Slew=s Tizzy, had been flying under the radar, not surprisingly, since PERSPECTIVES his only two starts at two had seen him run unplaced in by Alan Porter maiden events at Belmont and Turfway. He did break his maiden at Turfway first time out at three. In his Saturday, Keeneland Race Course next start, he hit the headlines, but not in the way his COOLMORE LEXINGTON S.-GII, $325,000, KEE, 4-21, connections were hoping. The longest shot on the field 3yo, 1 1/16m, 1:43 1/5, ft. for the GIII Risen Star S., Slew=s Tizzy was moving well 1--#@SLEW'S TIZZY, 117, c, 3, by Tiznow in fourth turning for home when he clipped the heels of 1st Dam: Hepatica, by Slewpy the horse in front, throwing his jockey. At the time all 2nd Dam: Summer Dress, by Summer Time Guy the focus was on the horse immediately behind Slew=s 3rd Dam: General Store, by To Market Tizzy at the time, the favorite, Circular Quay, who lost O/B-Joseph LaCombe Stables Inc (KY); T-Gregory all chance when being virtually pulled up to avoid the Fox; J-Robby Albarado; $201,500. Lifetime Record: incident. 6-2-0-0, $220,252. After coming out of the Risen Star in good shape, At one point this year, Tiznow had several members Slew=s Tizzy headed into the GII Louisiana Derby, but of his second crop looking as if they might break out on faded to seventh after pressing the pace in the early the Triple Crown trail. Undefeated Tiz Wonderful had stages. Returning to action in Saturday=s GII Coolmore established himself as one of the potential leaders of his Lexington S. with blinkers removed, Slew=s Tizzy was crop by defeating the highly regarded Any Given Satur- once again a longshot. This time, however, he led from day for the GII Kentucky Jockey Club S. in November; the start and, despite all the talk about the Keeneland on the West Coast, there was Liquidity, who had been Polytrack=s closing bias which followed last week=s GI beaten inches by Stormello in the GI Hollywood Futu- Toyota Blue Grass S. and after turning back a challenge rity; Boutrous, winner of maiden and allowance events at the half, drew off to score by 32 lengths. Slew=s on his second and third starts; and Bob Baffert=s prom- Tizzy has now made the top 20 Derby entries by ising maiden winner Tenfold. graded earnings, Slew=s Tizzy=s connections remain on One by one, however, the dominoes began to fall. In the fence concerning the colt=s participation in the January came the news that Tiz Wonderful had rapped Derby. himself, injuring a right front tendon, and would be Slew=s Tizzy=s victory saw him join Tiz Wonderful and sidelined indefinitely. Liquidity kicked off the new year the Sunland Oaks heroine, Tough Tiz=s Sister, as the with a game second to the potentially top-class Ravel in third stakes winner and ninth stakes horse to appear the GIII Sham S., but although he remains pointed to from Tiznow=s second crop. Of course in his first cropB- the Derby, he has since finished sixth in the GII Louisi- which saw him carry off leading freshman honorsB-he ana Derby and fourth in the GI Santa Anita Derby. was responsible for GI Breeders= Cup Juvenile Fillies Boutrous began the campaign with a promising second heroine and two-year-old champion Folklore. in the California Derby, after not receiving the clearest of runs, but has since finished off the board in the GII cont. p5 Robert B. Lewis S. Tenfold opened his campaign with a second to Notional in the GII San Rafael S., but has not Click for the brisnet.com chart or the free brisnet.com been seen under silks since his next race, another catalogue-style pedigree. Video, sponsored by Taylor runner-up effort, this time to the well-thought-of Court Made. the King, in an allowance race in early February.

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Weekened Perspectives cont. Hepatica=s fourth dam, Cigar Maid, won the National A homebred who represents the Joseph LaCombe Stallion S. and Fashion S., and is out of the imported Stable, Slew=s Tizzy is the third foal and first winner for French-bred mare, Never Again II, also the dam of Oil his dam, Hepatica. A winning daughter of Slewpy, Capitol, a top-class son of Mahmoud who earned nearly Hepatica is out of Summer Dress, a mare who has $600,000 while running in the early 50=s, and spent the majority of her stud career on the West ancestress--through a different branch--of Champion Coast. She has flourished there producing Best Dress, a two-year-old filly Forward Gal and four-time Grade 1 Jacklin Klugman daughter who took the GIII Junior Miss winner Bien Bien. S.; Best Dress=s stakes-winning sister, Francie; Ginseng, Slew=s Tizzy owns a rather interesting pedigree, as he a Saros filly who took the Santa Clara H.; and to the is the product of the same cross as his own sire, since Kentucky sires Honest Pleasure and both he and Tiznow are out of mares Wild Again, listed-placed Dresser and by sons of Seattle Slew. This crossing Mini Skirt. By the Gummo stallion “I have a very busy back of a stallion back over his own Summer Time Guy, Summer Dress, schedule doing my broodmare sire line is one which who won twice, was a sister to the regular job, and seems to work quite well, an obvious Hollywood Turf Express H. victor running a non-profit example being the success of stallions Summer Sale. She is also a half-sister and having two kids bred on the Mr. Prospector/Northern to West Coast stakes winners Double and a working farm. Dancer cross with Northern Dancer- DiscountB-successful in three graded The TDN everyday line mares. Oddly enough, both the stakes and runner-up in the GI Santa gives me racing’s Seattle Slew horse involved hereB-Se- Anita DerbyB-and Chain Store. While what happened, and attle Song, the broodmare sire of so far been a California story, Chain what’s coming up, in Tiznow and Slewpy, the broodmare Store has added an international di- a fast, organized, mension to the family. Her Blushing professional fashion.” sire of Slew=s TizzyB-are examples of Groom daughter, Al Bahathri, captured the same phenomenon. Seattle Slew the G1 Irish 1000 Guineas, and went Jeff Seder, is out of a mare by Poker, a grandson on to produce three stakes winners, EQB President & of Princequille, and both Seattle Song headed G1 English 2000 Guineas winner CEO and Slewpy are out of mares by sons Haafhd, and Irish Highweight Hasbah. of Princequillo (and both the Chain Store is also dam of the multiple broodmare sires have second dams by graded winner Geraldine=s Store; Eng- Blue Larkspur). It=s also worth noting lish stakes winner Peplum (granddam of French group that Tiznow=s Seattle Slew strain sits between 4x4 winner and Group 1-placed colt, Early March); Bloudan inbreeding to Northern Dancer, and it can often pay to (dam of French group winner Radevor; granddam of duplicate a horse which sits between close inbreeding. French group winner Lateen Sales) and Chain Fern (dam of GI Yellow Ribbon S. victress Spanish Fern). Alan Porter may be contacted at While Chain Store was the most prolic tap-root mare [email protected]. Please cc TDN management produced by her dam, General Store, we should also at [email protected]. note General Store=s Grade 1 placed daughter Fashion Book, the dam of two stakes winners in California; and her non-black-type daughters Mazda=s Miracle, ancestress of several stakes winners, including the Grade 1 FOALING NEWS: winning Mea Doma; and Foreign Store, the granddam CHORIST (GB), 8, Pivotal (GB)--Choir Mistress (GB), by of King of the Roxy, winner of the GII Futurity S. and Chief Singer (Ire) GII Hutcheson S., and a close second in the GI Santa Foal born Mar. 19, a filly by Oasis Dream (GB) Anita Derby on his most recent start. Will be bred back to Galileo (Ire). Owned by and boarded at Cheveley Park Stud, UK. TDN TODAY Accomplishments: Hwt. Older Mare-Eng & Ire at 9.5- Headline News...... 8 pages 11f, G1SW-Ire, MG1SP-Eng & GSP-Fr, $723,796. Selling Thursday, April 26 at OBS HIP 867 - Sergeant Keith HIP 1037 - Me Tarzan 1/2-brother to MSW & Kentucky Derby starter; By ORIENTATE. First foal out of Montbrook Graded Stakes Producing dam has 12 starters, mare whose second dam produced MGSW 9 winners, 2 track record setters. Excellent way GANDER ($1.8m). He has push-button speed! of going with little effort. Click here for video Click here for video TDN P HEADLINE NEWS • 4/25/07 • PAGE 6 of 8

We were based with our friend Philip Day in the FROM THE DESK OF... Swan Valley, in Perth=s northeast suburbs. Here we saw quite a few kangaroos, as well as wild parrots that Bill Oppenheim are just part of the normal bird life, along with laughing kookaburra, which are from the DATELINE: WESTERN AUSTRALIA kingfisher family and have a cry It=s a huge and thirsty country, Australia. Variously which literally sounds like they=re considered a continent or the world=s largest island, its laughing; that=s pretty interesting land mass is about the size of the >Lower 48= states, or to hear first thing in the morning. what is sometimes called the >Continental U.S.= We Then we spent a week on the far spent three weeks in the lower Southwest quadrant of west coast of the Southwest, on Western Australia, itself the largest state in Australia, Kangaroos on a golf Wyadup Road just below Yallin- roughly four times the size of Texas. So the area we course, Swan Valley gup, and above Cowaramup. In covered is about the size of Texas, and is in fact the the language of what used to be very southwest corner on the map of Australia. called Aboriginals but now (since >aboriginal= is a combi- It may have been only a small corner of the whole nation of Latin words) are collectively referred to as the place, but it illustrates the impressive size and diversity >native peoples,= >up= meant >a meeting place,= or >place you encounter. Mostly it was hot and dry, like the of water= (they were the same). I nearly drove my wife, American Southwest, but with whole different sets of Lou, crazy by practicing my >ups= all the time as we things like birds, animals, and trees. There is also a little were driving around that region, because the emphasis pocket in the very southwest corner which is more like is always on the last syllable: yalling-UP, wyad-UP, Northern California; Margaret River, for example, has cowaram-UP. You can imagine. become the most respected wine-growing region in Western Australia. It=s a more temperate climate, with annual rainfall over 30 inches, compared to the low 20s in Perth, and only 10 in the vast bush and desert to the north and east. With the exception of WA=s southwest region, it is hot and dry, but with stunning scenery and literally Norseman thousands of miles of beaches and ocean frontage. Perth, with 1.2 million the biggest city west of Adelaide (nearly 1,500 miles to the East), is a real boom town now (oil and gas offshore to the northwest, and mining all over the stateBiron ore, gold, nickel, silver, ect). There are homes with great views of the Indian Ocean for 60 miles north to south, roughly the same range as in the San Francisco Bay Area, if you measured from Richmond in the north to San Jose in the south. A huge building boom has shot house and land prices way up, to the point where it is markedly more expensive to buy a house in Perth than the same house would cost in Melbourne, Australia=s >second city.=

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Bill Oppenheim cont. When we left Yalling-UP, we embarked on a spectac- ular six-day, 1,200-mile road trip which took us over 550 miles to the east, then 250 miles north, finally about 400 miles back west to Perth. We drove south and east from the Indian Ocean, to Denmark, on the Southern “There were three major two-year-old sales last week, with Ocean. Near Denmark we went on an amazing, 800-meter declines in gross at both Keeneland and Tattersalls, though (half-mile) Treetop Walk, through the new French sales company, Arqana, saw good rises at a forest of rare Red Tingle Saint-Cloud. OBS is having their big April sale this week. treesB-but at up to 60 meters The two-year-old market is about 10% down from 2006 (180 feet) off the ground, thanks records; overall, the main Northern Hemisphere sales are down about 4%, from $288-million to $277-million.” Natural Bridge, Albany to a system of elevated walk- ways which are totally safe - Bill Oppenheim (even has wheelchair access)--an incredible feat of engineering completed in 1996 at a cost of only about US$1.5-million! On the other side of Denmark there is the Southern Ocean port city of Albany, now a fast-growing town of 30,000. There are some seriously big-time boulders all around this area, and outside Al- bany, on the ocean, is a formation called Natural Bridge (pictured), where two huge rocks about 50 feet across do form a sort of natural bridge, sculpted by the massive force of the ocean. If you look at the boulder on the right of the picture, that one is about 20 feet high. The boulders measure mighty big in Western Australia, and you duly feel small and insignificant, no doubt KEENELAND APRIL 2YO SALE about that. From Albany we drove east to Esperance, which had YEAR SOLD GROSS AVG 2007 82 $16,637,000 $202,890 been discovered in 1792 by the French ship, 2006 87 $18,440,000 $211,954 L=Esperance. There are not a lot of stops between Al- 2005 105 $17,040,500 $162,290 bany and Esperance, another little boom town, with a 2004 108 $24,037,000 $222,565 population approaching 15,000, but the rainfall along that route is nearly in the 30-something range, and there is a lot of farming there, including cattle, sheep (merino), and cereals, mainly wheat and canola. Esperance itself has the most beautiful white sand beaches you can imagine, and is one of those charm- ing, comfortable coastal places you=d love to stay, as long as you didn=t need to get back to anywhere in a hurry. We also found, in Esperance, this year=s nominee to our list of the World=s Great Out-of-the-Way restau- rants, which previously included the Plockton Hotel in Plockton (Scotland) and last year=s nominee, Wedholm=s Data compiled by Brianne Stanley Fisk Bar in Stockholm. This year=s winner is the Loose Goose, in Esperance. Get the Esperance scallops as a starter, then maybe as a main course, too. I may never We’re looking to buy a young stakes mare eat scallops again; they were unsurpassable. Most of the trees in Western Australia are eucalypts who has foaled in April or is due to foal in (gum trees), including the massive Karri forests (Red- May. Price commensurate with pedigree. wood size) just south of Margaret River, but when we left Esperance for Kalgoorlie, 250 miles to the north, Call Pete Bradley most of what we saw along the way were what are or Tom Ryan today! called >salmon gums,= because of the color of their bark. Bill Oppenheim may be contacted at [email protected]. Please cc TDN 859-275-2120 management at [email protected]. [email protected] TDN P HEADLINE NEWS • 4/25/07 • PAGE 8 of 8

There=s really not much between Esperance and we did that). It=s all very different today; huge Haulpak Kalgoorlie. About halfway there you come to Norseman trucks hump 220 tons of rock each to the surface, one (named after a horse who kicked up a gold nugget in after another, so they can be sifted in hopes of finding the street and founded the town), where you can turn a nugget or two of gold. Kalgoorlie itself was always a right and 1,000 miles later get to Adelaide. But we town with wide, spacious streets, so the camel trains continued north on another >ribbon of highway,= in and oxen could turn around in the early days. Combined temperatures approaching 100 degrees Fahrenheit with the restoration and development, it makes (pretty hot for the Southern Hemisphere equivalent of Kalgoorlie a rare example of a mining town which isn=t the middle of October). Along the way we did come to a ghost town; quite the contrary. Then it was nearly a little outpost with the engaging name of another 400 miles back to Perth, following an amazing Widgiemooltha, but that was only a pit stop on the way water line which was engineered nearly a hundred years to the mining town of Kalgoorlie. ago back to its source, the Mundaring Weir, in the Nearly 400 miles inland from Perth, gold has been Perth Hills. mined in Kalgoorlie continuously since its discovery Lou worked in Western Australia 25 years ago and there in 1893. By the early 1900s, Kalgoorlie was a was last here in 1991. She observed a significant boom town, with a population over 25,000. Though its change in the population in the intervening years: that fortunes ebbed and flowed with the times, another rich Western Australia had matured, that the people are vein of gold was discovered in 1931, with the result more confident now, therefore had less of a chip on that Western Australia was less affected by the Great their collective shoulders. Ironically, to at least some Depression than many other places. Today the vast extent this may be due to the opening up of Australia mine known as the Super Pit (currently about 2 2 miles to Asia, and the movement of Australia into Asian wide and a half-mile deep) yields one ounce of gold for markets, in the last 15 years; that=s certainly been the every ton dug out of the ground; in the early days of case in the horse business. Boom times and prosperity, Kalgoorlie, the yield was measured at 40 ounces per in general, certainly help in that way, too. ton. They couldn=t get through as many tons, though: This year=s agenda took me to the West while the the economy of scale used in mines the size of the Sydney Easter sales were taking place, but I=m edging Super Pit was unheard of little more than 20 years ago. closer. The storied Easter Yearling sale grossed A$148 They make a big deal of all the restoration work and million (about US$122-million), and additional weanling replanting they are doing, and at least, if you=re going and broodmare sales, which ended late last week, took to have holes in the ground of that size, the operators the total to almost A$195-million (about US$160- do seem to be at least conscious of environmental and million). That=s big money in anybody=s hemisphere. community concernsB-whether or not they are satisfy- Finally, a note of thanks to our old pals, Alan and ing all those concerns. Juliet Bonnin, for generally organizing and looking after Kalgoorlie is booming again, too. Its population is us so well, along with their great friends, Konrad Alter back up to 30,000, and there=s a pistol-hot real estate (Professor of Fishing) and his wife, Dace (pronounced market in building and selling, too--just like in virtually >Darcy=) Tomsons. We very much appreciated all you all the towns in Western Australia with populations of did for us (except the Scrabble lessons) on what turned 10,000 or more. Many of the original >frontier= facades out to be a really interesting and very enjoyable trip. have been restored, with contemporary improvements Western Australia: a long ways away, maybe, but well inside, and the town has two excellent mining muse- worth the trip. Highly recommended. ums, including one where tourists can go 120 feet By the way, on the Scrabble front, Lou was adamant down, escorted by ex-miners who can describe in detail that >mooz= is or was film industry tech-speak for a the processes they had to use even 30 years ago (yep, reverse zoom. Can anyone confirm, she asks? Winning in a Gallop Saturday, April 21 KETTLEONEUP cruises by 3 3/4 lengths in the $250,000 GIII Sixty Sails H. and... R CLEAR VICTORY romps by 7 1/4 lengths in an Aqueduct allowance

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DOUBLE HONOR COLT TOPS OBS OPENING SESSION A colt by Double Honor out of the unraced mare Clarabella (Claramount) realized a high bid of Pat Costello • 859.296.6455 • www.paramountsales.net $180,000 at Tuesday=s opening session of the Ocala Breeders= Sales Company=s Spring Sale of Two-Year- OBS SPRING SALE Olds in Training in Ocala, Florida. Consigned by M & H TOP FOUR 2YO IN TRAINING Training and Sales, hip 275 was purchased by blood- Hip Sex Sire Dam Price ($) stock agent Buzz Chace. The Mar. 6 foal negotiated an 275 c Double Honor Clarabella 180,000 eighth of a mile in :10 flat during the Apr. 18 under B-Louie Rogers & David McKathan (Fl) tack preview. The colt=s seven-year-old dam is a full Consigned by M & H Training and Sales, Agent XI sister to multiple stakes winner Diplomatic Corps. Lead- Purchased by Buzz Chace, agent ing the ladies was hip 268, a bay by Breeders= Cup 268 f Is It True Cielo=s Dance 170,000 Juvenile hero Is It True. Purchased for $170,000 by B-Hartley/DeRenzo Thoroughbreds, B. Wennik & actors Joe Pesci and Heather Locklear, and trainer Cannon Creek Farm (Fl) Wesley Ward, the filly was consigned by Hartley/De Consigned by Hartley/De Renzo Thoroughbreds LLC, Agent Renzo Thoroughbreds LLC, agent. Caught in :10.2 Purchased by Joe Pesci, Heather Locklear & W. Ward during the Apr. 18 breeze session, the filly is the fourth 58 c Tactical Cat Yes My Queen 160,000 foal of the unraced Danzig mare Cielo=s Dance, a half B-Robert Slack (Fl) sister to Junior Deputy. For complete results visit, Consigned by John Fennessy Stables, Agent IV www.obssales.com. The four-day sale continues today, Purchased by Adam Lewis commencing at 10:30 a.m. 1 c Deputy Wild Cat Wagner’s Music 150,000 ($6,500 yrl >06 KEESEP) OBS SPRING SALE B-Bryan & Christine Miller (Mo) TUESDAY, APRIL 24, 2007 Consigned by Murray Smith Purchased by Jeff Mullins SESSION TOTALS 2007 2006 Catalogued 350 329 No. Offered 284 258 STAKES CLOSINGS No. Sold 203 187 TODAY, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25: RNAs 81 71 05-05 $150,000 Mervyn Leroy H.-II, Hol, % RNA 28.5% 27.5% 3yo/up, 8.5f (150) Gross $5,952,000 $6,282,000 05-06 $100,000a Hawthorne H.-III, Hol, 3yo/up, f/m, Average (% change) $29,320 (-13.6%) $33,954 8.5f (100) Median (% change) $19,000 (unch.) $19,000 05-13 $150,000 Hendrie-III, Wo, 4yo/up, f/m, 6.5f (150) www.stakesdigestweekly.com www.obssales.com 4 DAYS • 3 WINNERS!

April 18: 3yo colt STORMIN BAGHDAD won an allowance at Keeneland for his 3rd victory in 4 starts in 2007

April 20: 3yo colt DARK N STORMY broke his maiden at Gulfstream Park April 21: SYDNEY AGAIN won a turf allowance at Bay Meadows by 2 1/2 lengths

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TRACKNET MEDIA RESPONDS TO YOUBET In response to a release and teleconference by Youbet.com Monday concerning an impasse in its nego- tiations with TrackNet Media Group over account de- posit wagering, Scott Daruty, chief executive officer of TrackNet Media Group, released the following statement: ASince its inception, TrackNet Media has sought broad distribution of its horse racing signals through a wide variety of wagering outlets and platforms, including ADW companies not affiliated with Churchill Downs Incorporated or Magna Entertainment Corp., the joint owners of TrackNet Media,@ said Daruty. AWe believe ADW companies should differentiate themselves based on innovation, customer service, customer satisfaction and the quality of their wagering platform B not based on exclusive content agreements. Unfortunately, for almost a decade our industry, and the growth of ADW, has been encumbered by exclusive content arrange- ments held by Television Games Network. AIn order to achieve our goal of broad distribution, TrackNet Media is seeking an agreement with TVG that would provide for a content exchange between TrackNet Media and TVG. Such an agreement would, subject to receiving appropriate horsemen and regulatory approvals, allow all responsible, regulated ADW companies to offer all major U.S. racing content. We strongly believe that such an arrangement is in the best interest of the race- tracks, horsemen and wagering public. We are awaiting a response to our proposal from TVG. AThe Youbet management team is aware of the fact that we are CHURCHILL TO HONOR BARBARO, JACKSONS seeking a content exchange agreement with TVG. Churchill Downs will honor the late Kentucky Derby Nevertheless, Youbet elected today to issue a public winner Barbaro and pay tribute to the colt=s owners, statement that mistakenly accuses officials from Roy and Gretchen Jackson, during a special winner=s TrackNet Media and its joint owners of failing to keep circle ceremony on Kentucky Derby day, May 5. The their word to horsemen, customers and the industry as ceremony will take place between the sixth and sev- a whole. Youbet is the only large national ADW pro- enth races. ARoy and Gretchen Jackson achieved rac- vider with a sublicense agreement in place allowing it to ing=s highest honor when their homebred Barbaro accept wagers on the TVG exclusive content on a claimed the roses in last year=s Kentucky Derby,@ said going-forward basis. Youbet now seeks the right to Churchill Downs President Steve Sexton. AWhile win- accept wagers on TrackNet Media content as well B ning America=s greatest race is an amazing feat, the leaving Youbet as the only national provider able to Jacksons and their brave horse proved themselves true offer its customers all major U.S. racing content. Such champions in the way they handled their greatest setback following the Preakness. an arrangement would put all of Youbet=s competitors, @ including TVG, AmericaTAB, XpressBet and the yet-to-launch TwinSpires account-wagering service at a CENTRAL disadvantage, and it would unfairly penalize customers H H of those ADW platforms who want access to a broad Churchill CEO Evans to Open NASDAQ: range of content. We sincerely regret any inconve- A Robert Evans, president and chief executive officer of nience the present impasse between TrackNet Media Churchill Downs Inc., will ceremoniously open the and Youbet causes racing fans. However, we believe NASDAQ Stock Market this morning in New York. The the ultimate solution we are trying to achieve is in the event will commemorate Churchill=s 14th anniversary best long-term interest of the industry. To that end, trading on the NASDAQ stock exchange and will also TrackNet Media remains committed to its efforts to kick off festivities surrounding the 133rd running of the make all horse racing content available to all responsi- Kentucky Derby. This will mark the fifth time Churchill ble, regulated ADW platforms on fair, market-based officials have rung the market=s opening bell. terms.@ TDN P AROUND THE WORLD • 4/25/07 • PAGE 3 of 10

Central cont. Yesterday=s Results: 2nd-PRM, $28,656, Msw, (S), 3-5yo, f/m, 5.5f, 1:06, sy. +IN THE BOONIES (f, 3, Frisk Me Now--Kisses for Missy, by Metfield), a $22,500 IOWMAY juvenile and $8,500 IOWSEP yearling, was sent off at 2-1 in this career opener. The bay filly led from the start and 1:45p 2nd-KEE, $50K, Msw, 4yo/up, f/m, 6 1/2f cruised home a 6 1/4-length winner. Lifetime Record: TVG The unraced VERY CLASSY GAL (Giant’s Causeway) is a 1-1-0-0, $17,280. daughter of GI Kentucky Oaks heroine Gal in a Ruckus (Bold O-Maggi Moss. B-Barr Three LLC (IA). T-Dick R Clark. Ruckus). The four-year-old makes her belated debut with a solid worktab to her credit, and gets the services of the red-hot q q Edgar Prado, who’s winning at an almost 30-percent clip at TRACK OPENING Keeneland. Succeed (Coronado’s Quest) ran second by a HOLLYWOOD PARK - Inglewood, Ca head in her unveiling over this strip last fall and comes into this Opens: Wednesday, Apr. 25 off a fourth-place effort on the grass at Gulfstream Feb. 8. Both Nanyehi (Cherokee Run) Delucie Closes: Sunday, July 15 , a $100k yearling, and Racing Days: Wednesday through Sunday (Pioneering), a $90k 2yo, have been working forwardly for their respective debuts. brisnet.com pps Post Time: 1:20 p.m.; 7:05 p.m.-Friday 3:45p 6th-KEE, $50K, Msw, 3yo, 7f Stakes Schedule: 54 stakes worth $8.7 mil. TVG IT’S A DANZIG (Danzig) made two starts at two, taking the Highlights: $1.31 million California National lead late in his unveiling before tiring to second in a one-mile Gold Rush Day-Apr. 29 $250,000 GII Jim test on the dirt at Arlington Sept. 2, then running a game Murray Memorial H.-May 12 ! $300,000 GI runner-up by a head over Hawthorne’s turf 18 days later. Off Shoemaker Breeders’ Cup Mile-May 28 ! since, Stan Fulton’s $500k yearling has given every indication $300,000 GI Gamely Breeders’ Cup S.-May 28 he’s sitting on a big effort, including a sharp :58 2/5 bullet work $250,000 GII Californian-June 2 $175,000 Royal War ! ! from the gate (1/35) at Keeneland Apr. 9. GII Milady Breeders’ Cup H.-June 3 $300,000 Academy (Royal Academy) is still a maiden after 10 starts, ! but has a second in the Mardi Gras S. and a fifth in the Apr. 6 GI Charles Whittingham Memorial H.-June 9 ! GIII Transylvania S. to his credit. Xela (Belong to Me) could $175,000 GII Honeymoon Breeders’ Cup H.- be an interesting longshot as he switches to the Polytrack after June 9 ! $150,000 GII Hollywood Breeders’ a well-beaten fifth at Gulfstream in January. brisnet.com pps Cup Oaks-June 10 ! $750,000 GI Hollywood 6:20p 5th-HOL, $51K, Alw, 3yo, f, 1mT Gold Cup-June 30 ! $250,000 GII American H.- HRTV LE CIRQUE (Dynaformer) won at first asking over June 30 ! $150,000 GII Beverly Hills H.-July 1 Hollywood’s lawn last December, then two starts later finished ! $1-million GII CashCall Mile-July 6 ! first by a nose in a NW1X at Santa Anita Mar. 28. DQ’d to third $150,000 GII A Gleam Invitational H.-July 6 ! that day, she once again takes aim at this level for trainer C. $750,000 GI American Oaks-July 7 ! $300,000 Beau Greely. brisnet.com pps GI Triple Bend H.-July 7 $300,000 GI Vanity All times Eastern Daylight Time. ! H.-July 7 ! $350,000 GII Swaps Breeders’ Cup TDN TODAY S.-July 14 ! $150,000 GII Sunset Breeders’ Around the World ...... 10 pages Cup H.-July 15 Website: www.hollywoodpark.com Look What’s BREWing! MILWAUKEE BREW colt at OBS brings $115,000 Thank you S Consignor: Eisaman Equine • Buyer: Kaaren Biggs MILWAUKEE BREW Wild Again - Ask Anita www.adenastallions.com (800) 975-5641 $10,000 live foal (352) 528-1287 TDN P AROUND THE WORLD • 4/25/07 • PAGE 4 of 10

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Derby Week, Spring Meet Racing on HRTV Yesterday=s Results: Coverage of racing at Churchill Downs during Ken- 9th-FLX, $23,900, Msw, (S), 3yo, 5f, 1:00 4/5, ft. tucky Derby Week and its entire Apr. 28-July 9 Spring +SCOURGE (g, 3, Ordway--Hill Top Honey, by Bound- Meet by HorseRacing TVJ (HRTV) will be available to ing Basque), dismissed at 8-1, was allowed to rate near cable television customers of Insight Communications the back of the pack early, then checked at the quarter as a special addition to the company=s Classic service. pole before sweeping to the outside for the stretch run. AWe appreciate Insight Communications willingness to He forged to the lead in the final furlong and drew clear work with us to continue to provide the high quality to win by two lengths. Lifetime Record: 1-1-0-0, Churchill Downs racing to our fans in these important $14,340. Kentucky and Indiana markets,@ said Steve Sexton, O-Robert G Klimasewski. B-Westerly Horse Farm, Inc president of Churchill Downs. AWe believe that fans (NY). T-John Progno. throughout Thoroughbred racing will benefit from the partnership between Churchill Downs Inc. and Magna Entertainment Corp. that will make races run at our H W E S T H respective tracks available at one site, HRTV. Insight=s efforts will make the adjustment to this new arrange- Yesterday=s Results: ment much simpler, and we greatly appreciate the com- 5th-SUN, $24,500, Msw, (S), 2yo, 4 1/2f, :51 4/5, ft. pany=s enthusiasm in their effort to make HRTV avail- +TOP SET (c, 2, Dome--Setapiece, by In Excessive able to as many of its customers as possible.@ Insight Bull), sent off at 5-1, stepped out to a clear early lead will provide a special preview of HRTV coverage of and never looked back, romping home by 11 1/4 Churchill Downs racing throughout the 52-day meet on lengths. Lifetime Record: 1-1-0-0, $14,700. Channel 75 to analog customers Louisville and South- O/B-Margaret duPont and Margaret Bloss (NM). ern Indiana who have purchased its Classic package. T-Jimmy C Collier. HRTV had previously been available only to Insight=s Digital Choice customers on channel 564 in Louisville A M E R I C A N - B R E D W I N N E R S and Southern Indiana. The HRTV coverage will be of- H H fered daily on those Classic packages from noon to 6 IN BRITAIN: p.m. EDT, with extended availability on Oaks and Derby Scottish River, g, 8, Thunder Gulch--Overbrook (GB) Days, and on Fridays during the meet when Churchill (GSP-GB), by Storm Cat. Wolverhampton, Britain, Downs= racing begins at a special twilight post time of 4-24, Hcp, 4yo/up, 1m 141yds (AWT). B-The 2:45 p.m. Insight s free preview of HRTV will end with = Thoroughbred Corp. *$42,000 yrl >00 KEESEP; the conclusion of the Churchill s Spring Meet on July 8. = 5,000gns HIT >03 TATJUL. **GSP-GB. Churchill Downs Inc. announced in March that it had purchased a 50-percent interest in Magna Entertain- IN FRANCE: ment=s HRTV. As part of its offerings, HRTV will broad- No Dream, c, 3, Anabaa. See "France." cast ATarget Louisville,@ a 30-minute television program highlighting the training, workouts and final prepara- All horses in the TDN are bred in North America, tions of Kentucky Derby contenders. ATarget Louisville@ unless otherwise indicated will air daily during the week leading up to the Derby.

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JUNE DEADLINE FOR JOSS COLLINS SCHOL- ARSHIP The application deadline for the fourth annual REGISTER Joss Collins Scholarship will be June 11. There is a single place available for the one-year program, which NOW honors the memory of the famed bloodstock agent. Applicants for the 2007/2008 award must be 18-25. Applications should be made in writing to: Tom Goff Blandford Bloodstock Second-crop starters to watch: Wednesday, Apr. 25 6a Rous Road, Newmarket Suffolk CB8 8DL Sire (Sire’s Sire), Farm, 2003 Fee, #foals of racing age/Winners/SW ENGLAND Race #-track, race type, distance, runner, odds (if available) Fax +44(0)1638 666210 MALABAR GOLD (Unbridled), Highclere, $8K, 130/9/1 e-mail [email protected] 4-ATL, Msw, 5 1/2fT, +Irish Answer, $20K EAS SEP yrl, 10-1 H F R A N C E H q TRACK OPENING q CALDER RACE COURSE - Miami, Fl Yesterday's Results: PRIX SERVANNE-Listed, i52,000, Chantilly, 4-24, Opens: Wednesday, Apr. 25 4yo/up, 6fT, 1:10.70, gd. Closes: Wednesday, Jan. 2 1--#MANZILA (FR), 120, f, 4, Cadeaux Genereux (GB)-- Racing Days: Thursday through Monday Mannsara (Ire), by Royal Academy. (i10,000 HIT '05 Post Time: 12:50 p.m.; 2:55 p.m.-Friday DEADEC). O-M Guerriche; B-H H The Aga Khan's Stakes Schedule: 70 stakes worth over $9.7 Studs SC; T-Freddy Head; J-Davy Bonilla; i26,000. million. Lifetime Record: 11 starts, 3 wins, 6 places, i64,370. Highlights: Summit of Speed-July 7 ($500,000 2--Val Jaro (Fr), 123, g, 4, Le Triton--Valana (Fr), by GI Princess Rooney H. ! $500,000 GII Smile Valanour (Ire). (i2,000 yrl '04 DEAFEB; i4,000 yrl Sprint H. ! $300,000 GII Carry Back S. ! '04 DEAOCT). i10,400. 3--Arc de Triomphe (Ger), 126, h, 5, Big Shuffle-- $300,000 GIII Azalea Breeders’ Cup S.) ! Turf Sprint Championship-Aug. 11 Juvenile Alepha (GB), by Celestial Storm. i7,800. ! Margins: 1, SHD, SNK. Odds: 16.00, 6.20, 24.00. Showcase-Sept. 1 ! Festival of the Sun-Oct. Also Ran: Tycoon's Hill (Ire), Matrix (Ger), Derison, 13 ($400,000 Florida Stallion S.-My Dear Girl ! Ricine (Ire), Red Kiss (Ire), Lisselan Gardens, Reve de $400,000 Florida Stallion S.-In Reality ! Paix (GB), Kourka (Fr), Zetel (Fr), Final Chord (Fr). $200,000 GIII Calder Derby ! $100,000 GIII Scratched: Lady Angele (Fr), Mednaya (Ire). Spend a Buck H.) ! Florida Million-Nov. 10 ! Manzila, off the board in a pair of Fontainebleau Grand Slam I-Dec. 1 ! Grand Slam II-Dec. 15 ! handicaps Mar. 9 and last time Mar. 27, struck the Grand Slam III-Dec. 29 ! $100,000 GIII Tropical right notes to triumph in this stakes debut. After chas- Park Derby-Jan. 1. ing the leaders in rear through the early paces, she sliced through the pack to challenge at the distance Website: www.calderracecourse.com and was pushed out in the closing stages to score a shade cozily. cont. p6

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PRIX DE SURESNES-Listed, i52,000, Chantilly, 4-24, Chantilly, 1.50, Mdn, i21,000, 2yo, 5fT, 1:01.20, gd. 3yo, c/g, 1 1/4mT, 2:02.00, gd. SUPER NANA (FR) (f, 2, Anabaa--Supergirl, by Wood- 1--#NO DREAM, 128, c, 3, by Anabaa man), runner-up at Maisons-Laffitte Apr. 3, raced in a 1st Dam: Quiet Dream, by Seattle Slew third from flagfall in this contest. Pushed along to chal- 2nd Dam: Partygoer, by Secretariat lenge 1 1/2 furlongs out, the 17-10 second choice 3rd Dam: Quiet Charm, by Nearctic quickened to the lead with 150 yards to go and re- O/B-Wertheimer & Frere; T-Carlos Laffon-Parias; mained in front late to best Zirana (Fr) (Enrique {GB}) by J-Olivier Peslier; i26,000. Lifetime Record: 7 starts, two lengths. Super Nana is a half-sister to Super Cele- 3 wins, 1 place, i57,700. bre (Fr) (Peintre Celebre), GSW & MG1SP-Fr, 2--Nearby (GB), 128, c, 3, King's Best--Contigious, by $410,664; Superman (Fr) (Bigstone {Ire}), MSP-Fr, Danzig. i10,400. $203,821; and Super Lina (Fr) (Linamix {Fr}), GSP-Fr. 3--Troque (Fr), 128, g, 3, Enrique (GB)--The Trollop (Fr), Lifetime Record: 2 starts, 1 win, 1 place, i14,700. by Double Bed (Fr). i7,800. O/B-Jean-Pierre Dubois; T-Yves de Nicolay. Margins: HF, 1, NK. Odds: 6.10, 0.80, 13.00. Also Ran: Silverlord (Fr), Harbore (Fr), Meshugah (Ire), B R I T A I N Hight Blue Sails (Fr), Thalamon (Fr). H H Successful once in four juvenile starts, No Dream Yesterday's Results: ran fourth in the Mar. 17 Listed Prix Maurice Caillault Folkestone, 3.50, Mdn, ,4,500, 3yo/up, 7fT, 1:27.43, gd/fm. on seasonal return. He lined up SUBADAR (GB) (c, 3, Zamindar--Valencia {GB}, by for this Prix du Jockey trial off Kenmare {Fr}), fourth on Lingfield's Polytrack on his a Maisons-Laffitte score Apr. 3. latest start in October, was sent off the hot 1-2 favor- Rated in fourth for the most ite. The bay colt dropped in behind the early pace. part, the bay colt made hurried Making his way to the front approaching the eighth progress to challenge inside the pole, the homebred was pressed by Golden Platitude final quarter mile and asserted (Ire) (Spinning World) on the run to the line, but dug in France Galop photo in the drive to claim a career to score by a half-length. He is a half-brother to Irish high. The Wertheimer homebred Vale (GB) (Wolfhound), SW-GB; Deportivo (GB) (Night was produced by a half-sister to Grade I winners Dare Shift), GSW-Ire & SW-GB, $249,449; and Cantabria and Go and Go Deputy. (GB) (Dansili {GB}), GSP-GB & US, $134,057. Lifetime Record: 3-1-0-1, ,3,780. Chantilly, 2.20, Cond, i34,000, 3yo, c/g, 1mT, O-K Abdullah; B-Juddmonte Farms Ltd; T-R Charlton. 1:38.90, gd. AVISO (GER) (c, 3, Tertullian--Akasma {Ger}, by Folkestone, 5.00, Mdn, ,4,500, 3yo/up, f/m, 12mT, Windwurf {Ger}) was allowed off at 28-5 coming back 2:42.07, gd/fm. from a cozy debut score at Cologne Apr. 1. Leading +MORAINE (GB) (f, 3, Rainbow Quest--Cantilever {GB} from the bell, he was pushed along when tackled ap- {GSW-Fr}, by Sanglamore) was keen in the early stages before settling behind the early leaders. Finding a gap proaching the final eighth and found ample reserves to on the fence in the straight, the 2-1 second choice comfortably hold the late rush of Grand Vista (GB) rolled to the front with 100 yards remaining before (Danehill) by a neck. The Gestut Schlenderhan grinding out a half-length score from Lindy Lou (GB) homebred is a half-brother to Attilia (Ger) (Tiger Hill (Hernando {Fr}). Lifetime Record: 1-1-0-0, ,2,914. {Ire}), MSW-Ger; and Avocette (Ger) (Kings Lake), SW- O-K Abdullah; B-Juddmonte Farms Ltd; T-R Charlton. Ger. Lifetime Record: 2 starts, 2 wins, i20,000. O/B-Gestut Schlenderhan; T-Jens Hirschberger.

Chantilly, 2.50, Cond, i34,000, 3yo, f, 1mT, 1:38.80, gd. CINNAMON BAY (GB) (f, 3, Zamindar--Trellis Bay {GB} {SP-GB}, by Sadler's Wells), who won over course and distance Aug. 29, closed 2006 with a second at Saint- Cloud Sept. 29. Taking control after a quarter mile in 4.00 Epsom, Mdn, £7,000, 3yo/up, 1m 114ydsT this one, the 17-10 chalk was ridden along when OPTICAL ILLUSION (Theatrical {Ire}) ran eighth in a seven-furlong pressed on both sides with 350 meters remaining and Leicester maiden last October and has been entrusted with the task of knuckled down to outgame Modesty Blaise (A.P. Indy) conquering these unique slopes in this sophomore return. A half brother by a neck. The chestnut filly is a half-sister to Bellamy to MG1SW David Junior, the $200,000 KEESEP yearling will carry the Cay (GB) (Kris {GB}), MGSW & G1SP-Fr, $368,959. Hesmonds Stud silks for trainer Ed Dunlop. He faces six likely Lifetime Record: 4 starts, 2 wins, 2 places, i36,900. individuals headed by the William Muir-trained Easterly Breeze (Ire) O-Khalid Abudullah; B-Juddmonte Farms; T-A Fabre. (Green Desert) who hails from the family of Invincible Spirit (Ire). TDN P AROUND THE WORLD • 4/25/07 • PAGE 7 of 10

Luminous One (Ire), f, 3, Galileo (Ire)--Smaoineamh (Ire), by Tap on Wood (Ire) "She is a filly that we won't see the best of her until WRITERS UP she goes a mile and a half and I am hoping that she will line up in the G1 Irish Oaks [at The Curragh July 15]. BOLGER'S HOPES FOR 2007 She is a bit slow coming in her coat, so I don't want to by Dave Keena go back again with her until everything is right."

Creachadoir (Ire), c, 3, King's Best--Sadima (Ire), Modeeroch (Ire), f, 4, Mozart (Ire)--Majinskaya (Fr), by Sadler's Wells by Marignan (Fr) "We probably shouldn't have run him in a maiden at "She is in great shape and she could start off in the the Curragh, but he is quite a gross horse and we G3 Athasi S. [at The Curragh May 7]. She then goes for needed to get a few pounds off him. He was much the G3 Ridgewood Pearl S. [at The Curragh May 26]." better on the better ground at Leopardstown when winning the G3 2000 Guineas Trial and came on an Teofilo (Ire), c, 3, Galileo (Ire)--Speirbhean (Ire), awful lot for the run. He did what we were hoping he by Danehill would do--he is a very good horse and is probably the AHe was doing dressage during the winter and he second best three-year-old in Europe." loved that. I didn't have the bottle to let him out, but Ezima (Ire), f, 3, Sadler=s Wells--Ezilla (Ire), by Darshaan (GB) we just cut back on his grub a bit and gave him light "She will probably run in the Classic Trial at Gowran exercise. His mind is very good and he is the complete over a mile and a half, and I think it will be later in the package. He has everything. He is very well and well on season when she really blossoms. She is a very sound target. He has come in his coat and is in top form. He is filly and I am hoping that she will go on the better about where we want him to be at this point in time. I ground as well." couldn't be happier with him. He will go straight to Newmarket for the [May 6] G1 2000 Guineas and we'll Finsceal Beo (Ire), f, 3, Mr. Greeley--Musical Treat (Ire), be looking for good ground there. Nobody with a good by Royal Academy horse wants bullet ground. They last longer if they are "She is in terrific form. She is working very well and racing on nice ground. We'll see how he gets on at is well on target for the [May 6] G1 1000 Guineas. She Newmarket, but his target after that is the [June 2] G1 has done well, but she was pretty well furnished last Epsom Derby, then The Curragh for the [July 1] G1 year and was pretty round all the time. She will strip a Irish Derby. He was fairly well furnished last year and at little heavier this year and I am very happy with her. the moment he is 10 kilos heavier than when he won Mentally and physically she is very good. We'd be the Dewhurst. He is not a very muscular horse--he is hoping for good ground for her at Newmarket." just a big framed horse--he is more like a middle-dis- Gaudeamus, f, 3, Distorted Humor--Leo's Lucky Lady, tance runner." As for the setback, Bolger added, "My by Seattle Slew only concern is that the injury might reoccur or it might "She has been slow in coming to hand, but in the be the start of something more serious, but has been past week or so she's been in very good shape. We swimming for a week and is moving well. I think it was would be looking to the G1 Irish 1000 Guineas [at The an over-extension injury, as he seemed sore at the back Curragh May 27] for her and she may not run before of his knee, but the soreness went after some time in then. We will see closer to the race if we think that she the spa." will need the run." Heliostatic (Ire), c, 4, Galileo (Ire)--Affianced (Ire), i i by Erins Isle (Ire) ON THE WORKTAB "I think he is going to leave his last few runs behind HOLLYWOOD PARK him. He has furnished very well and his mind is very Carthage (Smoke Glacken), 5f, 1:02.00, 28/36 good. I'd say he is going to be a different horse this Ex Caelis (Fusaichi Pegasus), 5f, 1:00.00, 8/36 year." The Tin Man (Affirmed), 6f, 1:13.00, 4/12 Wilko (Awesome Again), 6f, 1:13.40, 7/12 La Conquistadora (GB), f, 3, Pivotal (GB)--Camaret (GB), by Danehill SANTA ANITA "It is back to the drawing board with her, as we were C’Mon Tiger (Storm Cat), 5f, :59.40, 3/34 disappointed with her [when sixth in the G3 Preachinatthebar (Silver Charm), 6f, 1:10.80, 1/3 Pussycat Doll (Real Quiet), 7f, 1:23.80, 1/2 Leopardstown 1000 Guineas Trial S.]. There is a big race in her, but for whatever reason we haven't got it BELMONT yet. I wouldn't contemplate giving up on her yet and Teammate (A.P. Indy), 7f, 1:24.64, 1/1 she will have her day." TDN P AROUND THE WORLD • 4/25/07 • PAGE 8 of 10

Writers Up cont. For the Future... Of the two-year-olds, Bolger has high hopes for a team of nine fillies and four colts by Galileo. "They have all been broken and have done a nice bit of cantering COOLMORE ANNOUNCES AUSSIE FEES and know how to do it," he explained. "They are all out Coolmore Australia has released its much-anticipated on grass at the minute and, with the exception of Solas stallion fees with flagship sire Encosta de Lago (Aus) Na Greine (Ire) (Galileo {Ire}--Key to Coocullen {Ire}, by (Fairy King) increasing to A$220,0000 from the Royal Academy), they won't be out until the second A$176,000 he commanded in 2006, when he covered half of the season. There are five Rock of Gibraltar (Ire) 231 mares. Encosta de Lago has enjoyed a stellar sea- fillies there and they all need a little bit of time. All the son on the racetrack and in the sale ring. He had 39 Rock of Gibraltars have prospects and go nicely." yearlings go under the hammer at the Inglis Easter Among the juveniles mentioned are: the filly Yearling Sale at an average of A$644,487 and median Alycansayis Wow (Street Cry {Ire}--Crown of Jewels, by Half a Year); Ard Fheis (Ire) (Lil's Boy--Affianced of A$600,000, with a top price of A$2.2 million for a {Ire}, by Erins Isle {Ire}), a half-sister to Ballydoyle's G2 filly from Twyla (Aus) knocked down to leading buyer Prix Noailles winner Soldier of Fortune (Ire) and Woodlands Stud. On the racetrack Encosta de Lago has Heliostatic; Luminaire (Ire) (Green Desert--Luminata been represented by Group 1 NZ Oaks winner Princess {Ire}, by Indian Ridge {Ire}); and New Express (Ire) Coup (Aus) among a squadron of sophomore stakes- (Galileo {Ire}--Park Express {Ire}, by Ahonoora {GB}). Of performers, while two-year-olds to have earned black the latter, he said, "He is a mid to back-end of the type this year including Cecconi (Aus), Press the Button season type. He has a very good method, but just (Aus), Moonboat (Aus), Perfect Persuasion (Aus), needs to furnish a bit. He is a real three-year-old type." Encosta Don (Aus) and Familial (Aus). Encosta de Lago Of the aforementioned Solas Na Greine, he commented, has covered books of more than 200 mares in Australia "She could run in five to six weeks time and seems to in each year since 2002, when his fee was a modest be a nice filly. She will get entries in all the better A$12,500. He relocated from Victoria to Coolmore=s races." Teofilo's brother is named Slaney Wave (Ire), Hunter Valley headquarters for the 2005 season, stand- but Bolger warned, "He won't be as early as Teofilo ing at a fee of A$132,000. AThere was a big demand was, but he goes well." Also receiving favorable men- for Encosta de Lago at the sales; he had a massive tion is Toirneach (Thunder Gulch--Wandering Pine, by average and median increase and A$220,000 is a genu- Country Pine), a close relation to Spain. "She is another ine, realistic fee for a stallion of his calibre,@ said mid-summer filly that goes well," he said. Bolger has a Coolmore Australia General Manager Michael Kirwan. close relative to Teofilo in Via Galilei (Ire) (Galileo {Ire}--Manger Square {Ire}, by Danehill). "He moves like AHe is a very, very good sire--he produces very appeal- a horse with a lot of potential," he said. ing sales horses and they race at two, three, and be- yond. While Coolmore has added Danehill trio Holy Roman Emperor (Ire) (A$44,000), Aussie Rules COOLMORE AUSTRALIA (A$22,000) and Ivan Denisovich (Ire) (A$11,000) to its 2007/2008 STUD FEES 17-strong roster, two notable omissions are Galileo (Ire) Stallion Sire Fee (A$) Antonius Pius Danzig 8,800 and Footstepsinthesand (Ire), who stood two seasons in Aussie Rules Danehill 22,000 Australia at a fee of A$22,000. Kirwan said Choisir (Aus) Danehill Dancer (Ire) 33,000 Footstepsinthesand would stand the Southern Hemi- Danehill Dancer (Ire) Danehill 110,000 sphere season in South America. Galileo (Ire) is the sire Dehere Deputy Minister 55,000 of champion two-year-old and warm ante-post Guineas Encosta de Lago (Aus) Fairy King 220,000 favourite Teofilo (Ire), who won the G1 National S. and Fastnet Rock (Aus) Danehill 55,000 the G1 Dewhurst S. while denying Coolmore=s newly Fusaichi Pegasus Mr. Prospector 66,000 retired sire Holy Roman Emperor in both contests. The Holy Roman Emperor (Ire) Danehill 44,000 son of Sadler=s Wells is among the most sought after Ivan Denisovich (Ire) Danehill 11,000 sires in the Northern Hemisphere at a fee of i150,000 Johannesburg Hennessy 33,000 after enjoying a superb 2006 season, with Group 1 Lion Heart Tale of the Cat 16,500 winners Red Rocks (Ire), Sixties Icon (Ire) and Nightime Oratorio (Ire) Danehill 27,500 (Ire) in addition to Teofilo. AGalileo is in big demand in Rock of Gibraltar (Ire) Danehill 82,500 the Northern Hemisphere and we decided maybe it was Royal Academy Nijinsky II $27,500 time for him to take a short rest, but he may well return Spinning World Nureyev 8,800 Tale of the Cat Storm Cat 33,000 in the future,@ said Kirwan. www.coolmore.com cont. p9 TDN P AROUND THE WORLD • 4/25/07 • PAGE 9 of 10

Coolmore Announces Aussie Fees cont. Another sire whose fee has increased considerably is B R E E D E R S’ E D I T I O N Danehill Dancer (Ire), who will stand for A$110,000-- double the fee that he commanded covering 98 mares AMERICA last spring. AHe is a very good son of Danehill; he has had a great season in the Northern Hemisphere and ALLOWANCE RESULTS: down here, too,@ said Kirwan. AHe=s doing very well-- 8th-PRM, $31,050, 4-23, Opt. Clm. ($25,000), NW2X, very few get champions, and he has Choisir and Private 3yo/up, f/m, 1m, 1:38, ft. Steer.@ Kirwan added that his book would again be THEKATCAMEHOME (f, 4, Sea of Secrets--Colville Deb, strictly limited. In 2006, G1 Moyglare Stud S. winner by Salt Lake) Lifetime Record: SW, 15-7-2-2, Miss Beatrix (Ire) and G1 1000 Guineas heroine $181,480. O-Maggi Moss. B-J D Santen (IA). T-Dick R Speciosa (Ire) led the way for Danehill Dancer in Eu- Clark. *$20,000 2yo >05 OBSAPR. rope, while his black-type juveniles in Australia this season--including Downhill Racer (Aus), Patasi (Aus) 9th-HAW, $30,240, 4-23, NW1X, 3yo/up, f/m, and Shrewd Rhythm (Aus)--have not gone unnoticed. 1 1/16mT, 1:43 1/5, fm. Danehill Dancer=s son Choisir (Aus), at A$33,000, is up CAT HOP (f, 4, Cat Thief--Bendecida {MSW, slightly from A$30,250 for his fifth season. He covered $126,000}, by Silver Ghost) Lifetime Record: 15-3-3-2, 175 mares last spring. AChoisir is currently the leading first-crop sire in the Southern Hemisphere and Europe, $52,920. O-Jacob S Haddad. B-Doug & Linda Neece so we=re very excited about his prospects,@ said Kirwin. (KY). T-Michael Stidham.

GET SQUARE TO WATTLE BRAE Wattle Brae 9th-PHA, $30,160, NW1X, 3yo, f, 6 1/2f, 1:17 1/5, ft. Stud has announced that Group 3 winner Get Square INTENTIONAL FEVER (f, 3, Stormin Fever--Dance (Aus) (Redoute=s Choice {Aus}--Let=s Get Even, by Teacher {GISW-US & SP-Eng, $327,800}, by Smarten) Thunder Gulch) will enter stud at the Queensland nurs- Lifetime Record: 4-2-0-0, $41,700. O/B-Edward P Ev- ery this spring. His fee will be A$6,600 (inc. GST). The ans (VA). T-Anthony W Dutrow. *1/2 to State Craft deal was brokered by Magic Millions. Acquired as a (Deputy Minister), SP, $189,470; Ghostly Moves (Silver yearling for A$500,000, the bay from the family of Ghost), MGSP, $272,259. GISW Stephen Got Even won two of seven starts, topped by the G3 AAMI Norman Robinson S. last sea- 7th-PRM, $29,850, 4-23, NW1X, (S), 3yo/up, f/m, 6f, son. AGet Square will appeal to breeders in Queensland 1:10 2/5, ft. and across the country,@ said Wattle Brae=s Gary DES MOINES (f, 3, Evansville Slew--Sarouka, by Beau's Turkington. AHe is a great-looking stallion and he has a Eagle) Lifetime Record: 11-4-2-2, $80,130. O-Black first-class pedigree.@ Paul Makin purchased the colt Oak Farm. B-Buckboard Stable (IA). T-Ray E Tracy, Jr. privately after he began racing. AAfter his excellent [fifth] in the [G1 VRC] Derby, I thought Get Square was cont. p10 the ideal horse to purchase and campaign internation- ally, as I did Starcraft (NZ),@ Makin said. AUnfortunately, things didn=t go to plan and he was injured, and I q TRACK OPENING q elected to retire him to stud.@ GOLDEN GATE FIELDS - Berkeley, Ca FOALING NEWS: LADIES NITE OUT, 12, Flying Granville--Lady Miami, by Lord Rebeau Opens: Wednesday, Apr. 25 Foal born Mar. 19, a colt by Yes It=s True. Closes: Sunday, June 10 Will be bred back to Roman Ruler. Racing Days: Wednesday through Sunday; Owned by Gulf Coast Farms. with holiday racing May 28. Boarded at Taylor Made, Ky. Post Time: 1:05 p.m. ! 12:45 p.m.-Apr. 29 ! Accomplishments: SW. Dam of Lady Mallory (Leo 12:15 p.m.-May 5 & June 9 Castelli), MSW, $263,751; Cancel the Wedding (Run- Stakes Schedule: 12 stakes worth $1.15 ning Stag), SP. million. Highlights: $300,000 GII San Francisco Mile- i O N THE WORKTAB i Apr. 28 ! $200,000 GIII Golden Gate Fields CHURCHILL DOWNS Breeders’ Cup-May 28 ! $100,000 GIII Baghdaria (Royal Academy), 5f, 1:00.00, 4/36 Berkeley-June 2 ! $50,000 Lost in the Fog S.- Einstein (Brz) (Spend a Buck), 5fT, 1:02.00, 1/3 June 10 Rush Bay (Cozzene), 6fT, 1:14.40, 1/2 Website: www.goldengatefields.com TDN P AROUND THE WORLD • 4/25/07 • PAGE 10 of 10

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3rd-FLX, $24,870, NW3BX, (S), 3yo/up, 4 1/2f, :52 2/5, ft. FOALING NEWS THATSWHYWEBOUGHTTO (g, 6, Sea Salute--Marital Ransom, by Red Ransom) Lifetime Record: 21-6-2-2, TIMI (GB), 10, Alzao--Timiram (Ire), by Runnett (GB) $121,257. O-The Nine Horsemen. B-Roger L Toffolon Foal born Mar. 19, a filly by Hennessy. (NY). T-Linda Rice. Will be bred back to Aptitude. Owned by All. La Nuova Sbarra. 8th-FLX, $23,810, NW1BX, (S), 3yo/up, 5f, :59 3/5, ft. Boarded at Hill >n= Dale Farms, Ky. PRINCE O' PRANKS (g, 4, Phone Trick--Unbridled Prin- Accomplishments: G1SW-Ity, $242,450. cess, by Unbridled's Song) Lifetime Record: 19-5-3-1, $95,736. O/T-David W Geist. B-Robert Losey, Milfer COPELAN=S BIG GAL, 12, Copelan--Bid Gal, by Bold Farm Inc & Paul McGinty (NY). Bidder Foal born Mar. 20, a colt by Pulpit. ADDITIONAL MAIDEN WINNERS: Will be bred back to Bernardini. +Brassy Dimensions, g, 3, Brassy Wells--Lady Owned by Glory Days Breeding. Dimensions {SP}, by Turnberry. PRM, 4-23, (S), Boarded at Taylor Made, Ky. 5 1/2f, 1:04 2/5. B-Herman L Clark (IA). *$14,500 Accomplishments: MSW. Dam of Purge (Pulpit), GISW, 2yo 06 IOWMAY. > $905,434. R E O Speeddragon, c, 3, Runaway Groom--Lady Texan (SP), by Wayne's Crane. TAM, 4-24, 1mT, MAROZIA, 13, Storm Bird--Make Change, by Roberto 1:38. B-H & E Ranch (AZ). *$15,000 yrl '05 Foal born Mar. 20, a colt by Empire Maker. BESJAN; $180,000 2yo 2006 FTMMAY; $35,000 yrl Will be bred back to Bernardini. '05 KEESEP. Owned by John Gunther. Sea La Vie, c, 3, Sea of Secrets--Bursting (MSW & Boarded at Glennwood Farm, Ky. GSP, $119,366), by Caveat. MNR, 4-23, 1m, 1:40. Accomplishments: Dam of Andromeda=s Hero (Fusaichi B-Marablue Farm & Pegasus Stud LLC (FL). Pegasus), GSW & MGISP, $836,961; Superfly (Fusaichi Cuzshescozy, f, 4, Cozar--L'Ambiance, by Danzatore. Pegasus), SW & GISP, $187,944. TAM, 4-24, a5fT, :57 1/5. B-Glenn & Irene Wismer (KY). SANTONA (CHI), 13, Winning--Syracuse (Chi), by Remote View, g, 4, Petionville--American Rose, by Sharp-Eyed Quillo Digression. FLX, 4-24, 5f, 1:01. B-Judith Gurren Foal born Mar. 20, a colt by Gone West. (NY). Will be bred back to Seeking the Gold. Owned by Earle Mack. B R E E D E R S’ E D I T I O N Boarded at Denali Stud, Ky. Accomplishments: Ch. Grass Mare-Chi, G1SW-Chi. EUROPE Dam of Grand Hombre (Grand Slam), GSW-US & GSP- UAE, $928,360. CONDITIONS RESULT: ZIGEMBER, 14, Danzig--Red Ember, by Crimson Satan FRANCE, Lyon-Parilly, 4.15, 4-24, 40,000, 4yo/up, i Foal born Mar. 20, a filly by A.P. Indy. 1 1/2mT, time: n/a, sf. Will be bred back to Maria=s Mon. BERGO (GER) (c, 4, Silvano {Ger}--Bella Figura, by Owned by and boarded at Stonerside Stable, Ky. Surumu {Ger}) Lifetime Record: 10 starts, 4 wins, Accomplishments: Dam of The Cliff=s Edge (Gulch), 3 places, i46,600. O-Stall Bergo; B-Jurgen Nickel; GISW, $1,265,258. T-Werner Hefter. *i15,000 yrl '04 BBASEP. DREAM OF SUMMER, 8, Siberian Summer--Mary=s ADDITIONAL MAIDEN WINNERS: Dream, by Skywalker Ken's Girl (GB), f, 3, Ishiguru--There's Two (Ire), by Foal born Mar. 21, a filly by Forestry. Ashkalani (Ire). Bath, Britain, 4-24, Mdn, 3yo/up, Will be bred back to Unbridled=s Song. 5f 11ydsT. B-D R Tucker. Owned by James Weigel. Veracity (GB), c, 3, Lomitas (GB)--Vituisa (GB), by Boarded at Taylor Made, Ky. Bering (GB). Wolverhampton, Britain, 4-24, Mdn, Accomplishments: GISW of $1,191,150. 3-5yo, 12f 50yds (AWT). B-Darley.