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NO ARLINGTON IN '99 According to the Harness Thursday, Saratoga Tracks of America newsletter, Arlington International SANFORD S.-Gll, $110,800, SAR, 7-30, 2yo, 6f, 1 :11 Racecourse will not apply for racing dates in 1999. 2/5, ft. Arlington management decided to take a hiatus after 1--TIME BANDIT, 119, c, 2, Time for a Change--la the 1997 season, saying the track was losing money. Voyageuse (Ch. 3yo Filly & Ch. Older Mare & Ch. Arlington CEO Scott Mord ell told the HTA newsletter, Sprinter Can, MSW, $524,993), by Tentam. "Nothing has changed that would indicate a brighter ($85,0 0 yrl '97 KEESEP). 0-Padua Stables; future for 1999 and beyond. The industry across the 8-Cypre s Farms 1991 (KY); T-D Wayne Lukas; J-P nation is changing. The strong are getting stronger Day; $6 ,480. Lifetime Record: 5-3-0-0, $163, 796. and the weak are getting weaker. Illinois needs to * 1 /2 to nnovative (Time for a Change), SP, position itself in a national environment." $357,2 9. 2--Prime D rective, 117, c, 2, Tactical Advantage-­ VICTORY GALLOP GEARS UP FOR HASKELL Primede ,, by Deputy Minister. ($87,000 yrl '97 FTKJUL)~ 0-Carpentino Noreen; B-lrwin & France Belmont S. winner Victory Gallop (Cryptoclearance), Weiner (FU; s22, 1 GO. getting ready for his showdown with Derby and 3--Texas Glitter, 117, c, 2, Glitterman--Come On Texas, Preakness hQro Real Quiet (Quiet American) in the $1 by Apalachee. ($70,000 yrl '97 OBSAUG). 0-Swartz million Buick Haskell Invitational at Monmouth Park Dennis B; 8-Ronald Whiting (fl); $12, 188. August 9, worked five furlongs in a bullet :59 3/5 Margins: NK, NO, HF. Odds: 2.40, 23.10. 4.20. over the Saratoga main track Wednesday morning. Also Ran: Noteasybeingreen, Lucky Roberto: Lecture, "He's doing fine," said trainer Elliott Walden. "We'll King's crown, Color of Smoke, Informal Attire. ship him to Monmouth two or three days before the After a pair of off-the-board finishes in his first two race." Real Quiet, who worked seven furlongs at Del stakes tries Time Bandit bested stablemate Yes It's Mar Wednesday came back from the breeze in good True to tak~ the Giii Bashford Manor S. at Churchill in 1 his latest June 27 and he made it two in a row _as the order, according to trainer Bob Baffert. "He's great," ·t here The chestnut shadowed Texas Glitter 11 f avon e · · h said Baffert. He's all set for the Haskell." As for. the through rapid early fractions, drove to the lead in~ e jockey situation, Baffert said, "The deal I have With stretch and held off the late charge of longshot Pnme Gary Stevens is more for the Gary and two-year-old~. Directive to take the photo and give trainer D. Wayne 1 sat down and talked, and we decided to 1ust leave Lukas his fifth win in this event: "I just wanted to be things the way they were. Kent {Desormeaux) knows one of the top three runners going down_ the b~ck­ my horse, and Gary knovvs hi~ horse. It was a mutual stretch" said jockey Pat Day. "Texas Glitter did ge11 decision." The Haskell is shaping up as a four-horse away f~om us at the top of the stretch, but I wa~ a .. e race. Coronado's Quest (Forty Niner), ;'ho breezed to urge my horse at the eighth pole to get past him. three-eighths in :37 1 /5 over Saratoga s Oklahoma Stakes Results cont. p3 ·11 ·ve at Monmouth training track Tues d av· wi arn. h f I 'Nednesday. Arctic Sweep (Eskimo), a loca1 o~e u who finished third in the Long ~ra~ch Breeders Cup H. last out for trainer Butch Reid, is the only other STA~!!wc~~!~:s AUGUST ,, •·~ ~'!/''J~ 125,000 A Phenomenon H.-GI/, Sar, definite. 3yoluA, 6f ($125) . . Nevvs cont. pZ 8-1 5 $ 300, 000 Sword Dancer /nwtat1onal H. - p1 & 3 GI, Sa):, 3yo/up, 12fT (/NV) 200) STAKES RESULTS · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · .. 8-15 $150,qoo Sorority-G/11, Mth, 2yo, f, ($ H -Giii w 2 ~f NEWS CONTINUED · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · . . . . P 8-16 $100/~00,000 Ballston Spa Breeders Cup . , 0 3 4 Sar, 3\to/up, f/m, 8.5fT ($100) STAKES PREVIEW · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ... P - rJ'l 4 7 8-17 $150,000 Adirondack-Gil, Sar, 2yo, f, 6 1/2f - RACING REPORTS · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·' .. p - z 8 ($150) - TOTAL PAGES · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ...... PAGE 2 • DAILY NEWS• 7-31-98

News cont. SPORT~MAN'S MEET AT HAWTHORNE IN '99 CLENBUTEROL POSITIVES IN CALIFORNIA The Spar sman' s Park Thoroughbred meeting will be The California Board announced yester­ transferr d to Hawthorne Race Course next year under day that 20 horses, racing at Hollywood Park, Golden terms of ~ lease finalized late Thursday. Sportsman's Gate Fields and Cal-Expo, have tested positive for the will lease! Hawthorne from January 1 to June 30, and bronchial dilator clenbuterol over the period of May 16 plans to cppen the track strictly for simulcasting in Janu­ to July 11. Split-sample results have come back for all ary, with I racing on weekends beginning in February and but two of the 20 tests, and 1 7 of the 18 were con­ a five-dal.1 weekly schedule beginning in March. With firmed positive. The CHRB investigators are in the Arlington International Racecourse not applying for process of drafting accusations against the seven 1999 da es by today's deadline, the Sportsman's-Haw­ trainers whose runners came up positive for the drug. thorne agreement means that in all probability Haw­ The trainer of the horse whose sample could not be thorne wlll be the only Thoroughbred track operating in confirmed as positive will not be charged. The two Chicago next year. Sportsman's is in the process of positives not yet corroborated by the split sample being converted to a combination automobile and Thor­ involve two additonal trainers. The names of the horse­ oughbred facility, but the track's chief operating officer, men involved will not be released until the CHRB has Ed Duffy indicated that negotiations are continuing with finished compiling the accusation packets. The Board Hawthor e and the possibility exists that the 1 999 had issued a press release May 21 warning that the transfer ay evolve into a long-term lease. A long-term state was implementing new laboratory procedures lease wo Id enable Sportsman's to use its new facility which would detect low levels of clenbuterol, which exclusive y for auto racing. Originally, Sportsman's plans called for it to reopen in the fall of 1999, flip-flopping its was legalized for therapeutic use in horses at the be­ annual s ring meeting with the traditional fall meet at ginning of that month. Hawthor e, one block away, but Hawthorne president Tom Car y objected to that proposal. NYRA AND NEW YORK CITY OTB BATTLE The dispute between the New York Racing Association and New York City OTB over fees paid for in-home simul­ MEAD WLANDS CUP RETURNS TO STAKES casts escalated yesterday, with NYC-OTB releasing a SCHED LE The $500,000 GI Meadowlands Cup press release which called on the New York State Rac­ returns t this year's stakes schedule at the New Jersey ing and Wagering Board to institute an immediate re­ track aft r a one-year absence. The 1 1 /8-mile event, view of whether or not NYRA is fit to hold the franchise set for Fr day, Oct. 16, highlights the 1998 season at to conduct Thoroughbred racing in New York. NYRA the Mea owlands which runs Sept. 11 through Dec. 12. President and COO Terry Meyocks' answer was a curt There ar a total of six graded stakes on the schedule, statement in which he said he would not "dignify that including the $500,000 Gii Buick Pegasus H. for three­ release with any comment." In what may be a related year-olds going 1 1 /8 miles Sept. 25 and the $200,000 development, the New York City health and fire depart­ Giii Boili g Springs Breeders' Cup H. for three-year-old ments both held surprise investigations at Aqueduct fillies goi g 1 1 /1 6 miles on the grass Oct. 2. The track yesterday in what might have been viewed as a harass­ will also ffer a series of overnight stakes on Friday and ment technique to get NYRA to settle with OTB. Ac­ Saturday nights during the 67-day meet. cording to Meyocks, the fire and health departments found only a few violations, which he termed insignifi­ TRAC ABBREVIATIONS: cant. NYRA stopped NYC-OTB from broadcasting the CRC alder DEL Delaware Park live pictures of its races over a local cable channel, [)ET Del Mar claiming that the in-home simulcasts have been detri­ adbroke DRC DMR mental to NYRA's live business. NYRA is seeking $10 HP llis Park HAW Hawthorne million from NYC-OTB for the rights to show the races. HST astings Park LAD Lousiana Downs Yesterday marked the seventh day that NYRA had MTH Monmouth Park PEN Penn National I blocked the in-home simulcasts; talks between the two PHA Philadelphia Park PRM Prairi1e Meadows seem to have broken down. During the first two days of RKM kockingham RPX Remington Park the Saratoga meet, NYC-OTB has been down about I SAR ~aratoga WOX Woodbine $295,000 on Saratoga races as compared to last year. I ! Another Grade 1 Winne~

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Stakes Results cont. Thursday, Goodwood, England Thursday, Goodwood, England RICHMOND S.-G2, $67,927, Goodwood, England, GOODWOOD CUP-G2, $109,210, Goodwood, England, 7-30, 2yo, 6fT, 1: 14.46, gd/sf. 7-30, 3yo/up, 2mT, 3:29.19, gd/sf. 1--#@MUQTARIB, 123, c, 2, Gone West--Shicklah 1-- (IRE), 131, h, 7, Ela-Mana-Mou (GSW-Ger), by The Minstrel. 0-Sheikh Hamdan bin (lre)--Solac (Fr), by Gay Lussac City). ($14,475 yrl Rashid al Maktoum; B-Shadwell Farm Inc (Ky); T-John '92 GOOC1 ). 0-R W Huggins; B-Dene Investments Dunlop; J-R Hills; $42,845. N.V.; T-Mark Johnston; J-D Holland; $65,789. *Full 2--Sarson (GB), 123, c, 2, Efisio (GB)--Sarcita (GB), by to Double Eclipse (Ire), MGSW-Fr, GSW-Eng, GSP-lty, Primo Dominie (GB). 0-Raymond Tooth; $14,884. $271,961. 3--Rosselli, 126, c, 2, Puissance (GB)--Miss Rossi (Ire), 2--Canon Can, 128, g, 5, Green Dancer--Lady Argyle, by Artaius. ($22,000 wnlg '96 KEENOV). 0-T G by Don B. 0-Canon (Anglia) 0 A Ltd; $24,342. Holdcraft; $7, 195. 3-- (GB), 133, g, 6, Mtoto (GB)--Hot Spice (GB), Margins: 2, NK, 8. by Hotfoot (GB). 0-Christopher Spence; $11,677. Also ran: lshtihar. Margins: 3/4, 1 1 /4, short HD. Muqtarib, as the 9-2 outsider, posted an authoritative Also ran: Three Cheers (Ire), (GB), Yorkshire win here scoring for the second time in three starts, all (Ire), Grey Shot (GB), Samraan, Brimming (GB). at Goodvyood.1 After a debut win June 5, he was then Scratched: Single Empire (Ire). beaten as the 2-11 favorite in an allowance event June Popular veteran Double Trigger (Ire) became the first 26. Alw ys close up behind unbeaten Rosselli and horse in the 186-year history of the Goodwood Cup to Sarson ( B), Muqtarib made his move on the outside at win the race three times when, with the crowd cheering the three sixteenths pole, quickly asserted his superior­ him on, he fought back like a tiger to get the victory. It ity and r n out a comfortable winner. Sheikh Hamdan al was his first win in four starts this season and took his Maktou 's racing manager Angus Gold admitted to career record to 13 for 28 with earnings of $885,527. being reli ved by Muqtarib's return to winning form, He first won the race back in 1995, beating his saying, " hen he lost last time he didn't pick up and full-brother Double Eclipse (Ire) by a head, then returned it's possi le that he wasn't quite right that day. But he last year to beat 's 1995 St. Leger winner worked ell this week and we thought he had a good . As expected, he chased the lead set by chance, lthough we were concerned about the state of GREY SHOT (GB) (Sharrood), winner of this race in the grou d." Jack Berry, trainer of the previously un­ 1996, for a mile and a half, and looked to be in trouble beaten R sselli, winner of the G3 Norfolk S. at Ascot at the three-eighths pole when Canon Can and KA YF June 18, said, "He probably saw too much daylight and TARA (GB) (Sadler's Wells) swept to the lead. But with I wonder if he is really better at five furlongs." his never-say-die attitude, he found another gear and battled back to grab the lead inside the final 1 00 yards for a comfortable win. has proba­ p R E v I E \l\I bly never witnessed a crowd reaction like that which • • greeted the popular hero, who received a long standing Today, S ratoga ovation as he returned to unsaddle. Winning trainer BERNAR BARUCH H.-Gll, $125,000, 3yo/up, Mark Johnston said, "You have to be careful to label a 1 1 /8mT post time 4:45 p.m. EDT horse as great, but I can do that today. He is so very PP HOR E TRAINER JOCKEY ODDS tough and determined. I could see there was still plenty 1 John s Call Voss Samyn 30-1 of running left in him when Canon Can went past. I 2 Ops mile Boniface Day 1 2-1 knew he would run on again when he came to the hill 3 Stat smanship Clement Santos 9-2 and, once he got daylight, that is just what he did. It's 4 Dant elumbertrader Plesa Jr. Davis 30-1 wonderful to see him back here again and he really is 5 Val's Prince Picou Mi1::iliore 8-1 something special." About future plans, he said, "I think 6 Tam id Mclaughlin Velazquez 6-1 he is bound to run in the Cup (G3, September 7 Yagli Mott Bailey 2-1 1 0) and then I would love to persuade his owner Roy 8 River Squall Vestal Perret 20-1 Huggins to let him have another go at the Prix du 9 Subo rdination Sciacca Coa 3-1 Cadran in Paris (G 1, October 3). He deserves another 10 Thes urus Vestal Borel 10-1 chance at that race, even if he has run poorly in it on 11 Ok b Me Bond Chavez 8-1 two previous occasions." Double Trigger is likely to 1 2 Jamoalaya Jazz Ward Sellers 12-1 meet runner-up Canon Can in both those two races. Bemard aruch cont. p4

Wednesday at Glorious Goodwood: MUHIB, by Red Ran om, won the $90,461 Tote Gold Trophy,· and the winner of the Group J1Sussex Stakes was AMONG MEN, who was previously 8-lengths behind J,,NTIKHAB, by

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Bernard Baruch cont. Statesmanship (Silver Deputy) enters off two straight NEW YORK Grade Ill wins, having scored in the Red Bank H. at • • Monmouth May 25 and the New Hampshire H. at Rock­ Yesterday's Results: ingham June 20. Yagli (Jade Hunter), on the board in all 8th-SAR,. $50,000, Alw, 4yo/up, 1 3/16mT, 1 :51 4/5, six turf starts at this distance, took the Giii Hialeah Turf fm. Cup and the Gii Dixie H. at Pimlico back-to-back before 1--INDY VIDUAL, 121, c, 4, A.P. lndy--l'm Splendid running third in the Giii King Edward Breeders' Cup H. at (MGIS\(V, $627 ,013), by Our Native. O/B-Kimmel Woodbine in his latest June 14. Caesar; P (KY); T-John C Kimmel. Lifetime Record: 13-5-2~1, $146,520. Today, Goodwood, England 2--Alvo derto (Brz), 114, h, 5, Tsunami Slew--New Filly JOCKEY CLUB OF KENYA MOL~COMB S.-G3, $65,789, (Brz), by Lone Wolf (Srz). 2yo, 5fT 3--John's Call, 114, h, 7, Lord At War (Arg)--Calling The field, in post position order, is: Mujadene (Ire) Guest (Ire), by Be My Guest. (Mujadil), Eddery, 124; Henry Hall (Ire) (Common Margins: 4 1 /4, HD, NK. Odds: 17.40, 6.00, 8.50. Grounds {GB}), Reid, 124; Thicket (GB) (Wolfhound), Indy Vidual returned victorious off a three-month Sprake, 119; Arbor Ealis (Ire) (Woods Of Windsor), layoff at Belmont May 29 against non-winners of three Sanders, 119; Amazing Dream (Ire) (Thatching {Ire}), allowance foes, then came back to run fourth against O'Neill, 119; Aunt Flo (Ire) (Royal Academy), Fenton, tougher in a money allowance July 2. In tough again 119; Speedy James (Ire) (Fayruz {GB}), Peslier, 124; against a field that included Grade I winner DIPLO­ Perugino Bay (Ire) (Perugino), Fallon, 124; lnya Lake MATIC JET (Roman Diplomat), who finished seventh, (GB) (Whittingham {Ire}), Quinn, 119. and Grad I-placed GLOK (Theatrical {Ire}), who ran fourth, Indy Vidual sprinted clear to an early and unchal­ Saturday, Del Mar lenged le d and made it look easy with a 4 1 /4-length RAMONA H.-GI, $300,000, 3yo/up, f/m, 1 1/SmT victory. The nine turf fillies, from the rail out, will be: Sonja's Faith (Ire) (Sharp Victor), 113; See You Soon (Fr) 6th-SAR, $42,000, Alw, 3yo/up, f/m, 1 1 /Sm, 1 :52 (Kaldoun {Fr}), 112; Call Me (GB) (Most Welcome 2/5, ft. {GB}), 112; Angel Face (Zilzal), 112; Fiji (GB} (Rainbow FRENCH RAIDS (f, 3, Personal Flag--Vickey's Echo, by Quest), 125; Different (Arg) (Candy Stripes), 118; Sixy Clever Tr ck) missed by only a half-length when second Saint (St. Jovite), 115; Squeak (GB) (Selkirk), 116; and in her las est outing, a seven-furlong allowance at Ellis Miss Universal (Ire) (Lycius), 114. Park July 1 2. Stretching out to nine furlongs here, the 5-2 seco d choice tracked the pacesetters early, estab­ Saturday, Saratoga lished co mand after six furlongs and held off a strong TEST S.-GI, $200,000, 3yo, f, 7f late chall nge from DEWARS ROCKS (Big Mukora) to The field of 11, in post position order, will be: Sister win by a neck. Lifetime Record: 10-4-1-1, $96,121. Act (Saint Bailado), 120; Comin to the Party (The Flips 0-Gunth r John D & Rak Jerome. B-Fitzgerald Jim (KY). Comin), 114; Storm Beauty (Storm Cat), 117; Star Of T-Dallas tewart. Broadway (Broad Brush), 120; Brave Deed (Alydeed), 114; Liable (Seeking the Gold), 114; Santaria (Star de 7th-SAR, $38,000, Alw, 3yo/up, f/m, 1 3/16mT, 1 :54 Naskra), 114; Catinca (Storm Cat), 114; Hurricane 1 /5, fm. Bertie (Storm Boot), 120; Brulay (Rubiano), 120; and HANG T E MOON (f, 3, Danzig--Temper the Wind, by Jersey Girl (Belong to Me), 123. Elocution st), a debut winner going six furlongs at Laurel in Nove ber, returned from six months off with a fourth on June 7 and a third on June 28 in two Maryland ©Copyright Thoroughbred Daily News. This newspaper starts. Tr ing turf for the first time, she took the lead may not be reproduced in any form or by any means, from the rail, was pressured throughout, but held on by electronic or mechanical, without prior written permission of the copyright owner, Media Vista. Information as to the a nose a 8-1. She is a half-sister to Private Jet races, race results and earnings was obtained from results (lcecapa e), MSW, $257, 152; Stem The Tide (Proud charts published in Daily Racing Form and utilized herewith Truth), MGSW, $405,092; and Shuttered (Wild Again), MSP, $1 V1 ,638. Lifetime Record: 5-2-1-·2, $44,320. with the permission of the copyright owner, Daily Racing I Form. O/B-Chri!:jtiana Stables (KY). T-James W Murphy. I l1DEHERE CmLMORE Leadfng 1st crop sire in USA Christy Grassick or Clem Murphy Tel: (052) 31298. Fax: (052) 31382. COLLEGE CHAPEL Winning the world over! Leading 1st crop sire in Europe PAGE 5 •THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS• 7-31-98

New York Report cont. Local News: Colonial Downs 3rd-SAR, $35,000, Msw, 2yo, f, 5 1 /2f, 1 :05 3/5, ft. Colonial Downs in Virginia has announced a 1998 +BLUSHING DEED (f, 2, Alydeed--Oh No It's You, by stakes s9hedule which includes 21 races worth more Miswaki), making her career debut as the 4-1 second than $1 ~illion in purses. The highlight of the season choice, posted a frontrunning, four-length tally over will be the $250,000 Virginia Derby for three-year­ fellow first-time starter MINBAR (Holy Bull). The winner olds at 1 1 /4 miles on the turf, set for October 3, as was a $42,000 Kee. Sept. yearling and a $200,000 well as the $100,000 Bald Eagle Breeders' Cup S. for OBS Feb. 2yo. Lifetime Record: 1-1-0-0, $21,000. three-ye

MGISW Escena (Strawberry Road {Aus}), the 124- I Local Ne1ws: Lone Star Park pound highweight for Sunday's GI Go for Wand H. at Lone Star Park in Grand Prairie, Texas, has received Saratoga, worked a half-mile in :49 1 /5 over the main its 1999! dates from the Texas Racing Commission. track Wednesday morning. Fasig-Tipton and Cross Gate Gallery will again hold The trac will host a 72-day Thoroughbred meet next their annual Sporting Art Auction in Saratoga Springs season, pening April 1 5 and running through July this season. Original 18th, 19th and 20th century sport­ 25. In a dition, Lone Star will hold a Quarter Horse ing art, including works by Sir Alfred Munnings, Henry meeting from October 1-November 27. Alken, John Ferneley and J.F. Herring, will be on view in the Humphrey S. Finney Sales Pavilion from August 9- 10 from 9 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. daily, and during the Fasig­ FOREIGN + Tipton Saratoga Selected Yearling Sales, August 11-13, Europea Stakes Results: from 9 a.m. until the conclusion of the evening's ses­ GRAND RIX DE VICHY-G3, $60,971, Vichy, France, sion. 7-29, 3y /up, 1 1 /4mT, 2:06.50, gd. 1--STEW RD (FR), 134, h, 5, Saumarez (GB)--Belle Ombre (GB), by Dancing Brave. 0-Georges Coude; EAST B-Jean Charles Coude; T-Dominique Sepulchre; J-S • • Guillot $36,850. Yesterday's Result: 2--Foggy Day (Fr), 1 28, c, 4, Pistolet Bleu (lre)-- 7th-WOX, $25,300, Msw, 3 & 4yo, f, 6 1 /2fT, 1: 17 Evane cente (Fr), by Pharly (Fr). 0-Baron Thierry Van 1 /5, fm. Zuylen de Nyevelt; $13,400. SERENA'S PRIDE {f, 3, Bold Ruckus--Cool Baby {SP}, by 3--Go Bo dly (Ire), 1 28, c, 4, Sadler's Wells--Diavolina, Northern Baby), third in the Ontario Damsel S. (GlllC) by Lea Fan. 0-Michael Tabor; $6, 700. over the Woodbine turf two starts back, most recently Margins: HD, 3/4, short NK. finished second in a maiden special weight over the Also ran: Blasket Island (Ire), Night Player (Ire), Toronto oval's main track July 19. Back on the grass Seignior ge, Sensitivity. here, the even-money favorite settled just off the pace Stewa d (Fr) returned to the winner's circle for the early, took command at the top of the stretch and held first tim since scoring in the G2 Grosser Preis der on for a neck victory. A $13,881 CBS Sept. yearling, Serena's Pride is a half-sister to Cool Air (Air Forbes Wirtsch ft at Baden Baden May 24. He had since Won), MSW, $535,853. Lifetime Record: 5-1-2-1, finished unplaced behind Fragrant Mix (Ire) in the G 1 $34,325. Grand P ix de Saint Cloud June 28. Steward, who 0-Dilillo S & H R. B-Frank Stronach (Can). T-Sid Attard. raced la t while Foggy Day (Fr) set a sedate early pace, began to make his move with a quarter-mile Local News: Monmouth Park left. At he eighth pole Foggy Day still held sway, but The purses for four of the supporting stakes on the Steward was closing fast and with a final lunge just GI Buick Haskell undercard August 9 at Monmouth denied t e game runner-up. A notable comeback in have been raised from $50,000 to $60,000. The four this rac was made by the rider of the third-place stakes are the Lady's Secret S. for fillies and mares at finisher, jockey Thierry Jarnet, who suffered a career­ a mile and 70 yards, Restoration S. for three-year-olds threaten ng injury at Saint-Cloud in April and was at 1 1/16 miles on the turf, Teddy Drone S. for three­ returnin to Group-race action for the first time since year-olds and up at six furlongs and the Battlefield S. the accicjlent. for three-year-olds and up at 1 1 /8 miles on the turf. Foreign Report cont. p6 PAGE 6 •THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS• 7-31-98

Foreign Report cont. Local News: England OAK TREES., $55,592, Goodwood, England, 7-30, Defactr. (Diesis {GB}--Maidee, by Roberto), a five­ 3yo/up, f/m, 7fT, 1 :27.46, gd/sf. year-old r.'ho won the Giii Young America Breeders' Cup 1--BERAYSIM (GB), 119, f, 3, lion Cavern--Silk Braid S. at the I Meadowlands at two, has been retired and will (SW-lty), by Danzig. 0-Sheikh Ahmed bin Rashid al stand the 1999 breeding season at Norton Grove Stud Maktoum; B-Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid al in Yorks~1 ire, England under the management of Maktoum; T-Michael Jarvis; J-L Dettori; $36,924. Elmhurst Bloodstock. The Kentucky-bred was purchased 2--Ashraakat, 122, f, 3, Danzig--Elle Seule, by Exclusive privately by John Walsh Bloodstock. Undefeated in two

Native. $11,019. starts at \ti wo, he was also twice graded-stakes placed 3--lgreja (Arg), 126, f, 4, Southern Halo--Heiress, by at three. He finished third in an overnight handicap on Greinton (GB). $5,263. the turf ~t Belmont in his final start last October, and Margins: 3HF, 4, 1 3/4. retires w th five wins from 20 starts and earnings of With this impressive win, Beraysim (GB) looks ready $229,58 . Defacto will arrive in England at the end of to step up to Group races, with the G3 Hungerford S. August. is stud fee will be announced at a later date. over seven furlongs at Newbury August 14 as a pos­ sible option. Racing well in the rear as Ashraakat set s: South Africa a fast pace, Beraysim made swift progress to join the frican jockey Piere Strydom has smashed the leaders at the quarter-mile pole and quickly went clear all-time outh African mark for winners in a season. to win with ease, with Ashraakat staying on well for Riding as a freelance, the 28-year-old Strydom has set a second and South African 1000 Guineas winner lgreja new rec rd of 329 winners, easily eclipsing the previous (Arg) running a well-beaten third. Beraysim's trainer record of 31 3 winners set by English-born jockey Michael Jarvis said, "Seven furlongs is Bersyaim's Jeffrey Loyd during the 1991-92 season. Strydom's best trip, so I would think the Hungerford is now new rec rd total came from 1 ,428 mounts, a winning rate of 2 .4 percent, and includes 242 seconds and probable for her. She's a very talented filly and has 208 thir s. always impressed me, but she has had problems with her feet and the farrier has done a great job in building Local Ne s: Australia them up. She's also very lightly framed and doesn't A reco d number of 40 European-trained entries were put on much condition, so we're always a little wor­ received or the $1,582,278 G 1 Fosters Melbourne ried about her. But Frankie (Dettori) says she's a Cup, a h ndicap run over two miles to be run at Flem­ 'dream filly,' who settles well and quickens well when ington N vember 3. Five of those entries are owned by asked." the God lphin team, including Saturday's G 1 King George I & Queen Elizabeth Diamond S. winner Swain ONE TO WATCH: (Ire) (Na hwan), G1 winner Kayf Tara +Bionic (GB), f, 2, Zafonic--Bonash (GB) (MSW-Fr, (GB) (Sa ler's Wells), G2 Prince Of Wales' S. winner $139,975), by Rainbow Quest. Goodwood, 7-30, EBF Faithful on (Zilzal), Predappio (GB) (Polish Precedent) New Ham Maiden Fillies' S., 2yo, f, 7fT, $17,195 to and Sto away (GB) (Slip Anchor {GB}). Australian winner. 0-K Abdulla; B-Juddmonte Farms; T-Henry entries d not close until August 3, but they are ex­ Cecil. *Rumours had been circulating for several pected t include last year's winner Might and Power weeks that debutante Bionic (GB) could be the best of (NZ) (Za eel {NZ}). sire Zafonic's juvenile crop and she justified all the talk, sprinting clear at the eighth pole to score a brilliant four-length victory, which resulted in 0. CALIFORNIA + bookmakers making her the 1 0-1 favorite for next • year's 1000 Guineas. Yesterda 's Results: WICKER H., $71,525, DMR, 7-30, (R), 3yo/up, 1 mT, AMERICAN-BRED WINNERS IN ENGLAND: 1 :33 2/5, fm. Charmes, c, 2, Personal Hope--Double The Charm (SW, 1--JOE HO (BRZ), 113, h, 5, Jolly Quick (Brz}--Jour du $159,304), by Nodouble. Doncaster, 7-30, Lambton's Soleil (Brz), by Big Lark (Brz). 0-James E Helzer; Conditions S., 2yo, 7fT, $8,060 to winner. 0-Sheikh B-Hara lnterlagos Ltd. (Brz); T-Bob Baffert; J-E Mohammed bin Rashid al Maktoum; B-lron County Ramsa my; $42,915. Lifetime Record: Ch. Miler-Brz, Farms Inc; T-. * $150,000 yrl '97 MG1S -Brz, 21-10-0-0, $175,333. KEESEP. * * 1 /2 to Teewinot (Vice Regent), SW, 2--Expell d, 117, h, 6, Explodent--Social Lesson, by $298,654. Forum 0-Juddmonte Farms; $14,305. Banneret, g, 5, Imperial Falcon--Dashing Partner (GB), 3--Manzt1 ni (Ger), 117, h, 6, Solarstern i[Fr)--Manege by Formidable. Southwell, 7-25, Pernod Selling S., (Ger), y Neckar (Ger). 0-Sultan Mohammed al 3yo/up, 1 1 /2m (all-weather), $3,095 to winner. Kabee ; $8,583. 0-John Pointon and Sons; B-Brass Oaks Farm; T-S J Margins: 2, 1 1/2, 3/4. Odds: 33.40, 7.70, 2.80. Wilton. * $11,000 yrl '94 KEESEP. Wickerr Iii. cont. p7 PAGE 7 •THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS• 7-31-98

Wickerr H. cont. I Drawing in off the also-eligible list for this race, Joe Who (Brz) was making his first appearance since finish­ Bl· R•E•E•D•E•R•S ing eighth in the one-mile Fastness H. at Hollywood May EDITION 23. A champion miler in his native country, he had been I off the board in all four prior U.S. starts after winning ALLOWANCE RESULTS: his last five, including two Grade 1 races, at this dis­ 8th-MTH, $37,500, (S), 3yo/up, 6f, 1 :08 2/5, ft. tance on the grass in Brazil. A rank outsider in this field SON OFISAVAGE {c, 4, Great Prospector--A Jersey after the two-month break, the South American import Peach {~W, $125,466}, by Miteas Well Laff} Lifetime overcame the odds, sitting just off the pace to the lane Record: r9-5-2-1, $107, 110. 0/8-Celeste Tracy & before coming with a late rally that carried him clear at Stanley panco (NJ). T-Carl J Deville. the wire. i 9th-MTH, $30,000, 3yo/up, f/m, 5fT, :56 4/5, fm. 6th-DMR, $46,552, Alw, 3yo/up, f/m, 1 m, 1 :36 4/5, ft. CHIC A ITA (m, 5, Regal Search--Fashion Flirt SO GENEROUS {f, 3, Fly So Free--Rabida, by Rollicking) {MSP}, y Gummo) Lifetime Record: SW, 28-3-10-1, finished third, but was moved up to second by the $129,9 0. 0-B E Stable. B-Kathie Haines & Diane stewards in her latest outing June 4 at Hollywood. Third Townse d (FL). T-William W Perry. in last year's Gii Arlington-Washing Lassie, she had been held winless since breaking her maiden at 8th-LRL, $29,000, 3yo/up, 1 1 /2mT, 2:30 1 /5, fm. Arlington last September and was sent off at 1 0-1 to SEMINO E STORM (h, 6, Storm Bird--Abrojo {MSW, break the streak here. Unhurried through the early go­ ing, she found room between horses two furlongs from $203,012}, by Big Spruce) Lifetime Record: 41-4-2-7, home and finished full of run to take the lead in the $83,36 . 0-Circled Horses Racing Stable Inc. 8-Live stretch and draw away to a 4 1 /2-length victory. The Oak Stu (FL). T-Ben M Feliciano Jr. winner is a 1 /2 to Happy In Space (Galaxy Libra {Ire}), GSW, $335,550; and Mosquera (Faraway Son), SW, 8th-WO , $29,000, 7-29, 3yo, f, 1 1 /16m, 1 :46 2/5, $156,745. Lifetime Record: GSP, 10-2-2-3, $84,316. ft. 0-Heider & Heider. B-Taylor Chatfield Susan (Va). T-Bob DADDY LITTLE GIRL (f, 3, Meadowlake--ln My Baffert. Light, b Rock Talk) Lifetime Record: 11-2-0-3, $45,76 . 0-Robert Harvey. B-Rosemont Farm Inc Local News: Del Mar (KY). T- id C Attard. * 1 /2 to Raglan Road (Deputy Last year's Belmont S. winner Touch Gold (Deputy Minister , SW, $133,998. Minister) ships to Del Mar today from his base at Chur­ chill Downs to get ready for the $1 million Pacific Clas­ 1st-CRC $28,500, 3yo/up, 6f, 1:11 3/5, ft. sic August 1 5. The four-year-old worked six furlongs in SEA HO SE (h, 5, Cutlass--Charquillo, by Native 1: 11 4/5 at Churchill Tuesday, galloping out the seven Charger) Lifetime Record: GSP, 32-7-11-4, $219,832. furlongs in 1 :24 4/5. "He's doing super," said trainer 0-Jame Lewis Jr. 8-Harry T Mangurian Jr (FL). Pat Byrne. T-Eman el Tortora.

LEADING BROODMARE SIRES OF 1998 4th-ELP, $25,900, 3yo/up, 1 m (off turf), 1 :38 3/5, UNRESTRICTED STAKES-WINNERS sy. SEEKIN THE DREAM {c, 3, Seeking the Gold--Chapel (through 7 /22/98) of Orea s {MGSW, $643,912}, by Northern Dancer) BROODMARE SIRE SW's Lifetime Record: 5-2-0-0, $32,830. 0-Edward K Kelly Nureyev (Northern Dancer) 1 2 Jr. B-W Farish & Joseph Jamail (KY). T-Steven C Shirley Heights (GB) (Mill Reef) 11 Penrod. Affirmed (Exclusive Native) 9 Roberto (Hail to Reason) 9 7th-ELP $25,900, 3yo/up, 1 m (off turf), 1 :39, sy. Alydar (Raise a Native) 8 LATIN HYTHM (c, 4, Broad Brush--Brazilian Beat Mill Reef (Never Bend) 8 {Ch. Im . 2yo Filly-Mex, GSW-Mex, SP-U.S.}, by Sir Ivor (Sir Gaylord) 8 Summin ) Lifetime Record: 10-2-1-2, $45, 783. 0-Mrs Caerleon (Nijinsky II) 7 Robert Clinkinbeard. 8-Clinkinbeard Robert M. Mr. Mr. Prospector (Raise a Native) 7 Timeless Moment (Damascus) 7 & Mrs. (KY). T-Jeffrey D Thornbury. * 1 /2 to Amer­ (Based on winners of unrestricted stakes with purses of $25,000 ican Ta go (Quiet American), SW, $ H)2, 196. or more in North America and winners of European stakes that qualify for "black-type" by North American catalogue standards 1st-ELP, $25,700, 3yo, f, 6f, 1:12 1/5, sy. and graded SWs in Japan.) TAMAR NE (f, 3, Digression--Tropez, by Woodman) Compiled by Werk Thoroughbred Consultants Inc., specialists in assisting breeders in their stallion selection and buyers in their Lifetime Record: 4-2-0-1, $35,345. 0-Harry D Burns. auction purchases. For more information call (510) 490-1111. B-R.E. Hibbert (KY). T-Kenneth Burns. PAGE 8 •THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS• 7-31-98

7th-LRL, $25,000, 3yo/up, f/m, 7f, 1 :24 3/5, ft. Serena'slPride, f, 3, Bold Ruckus--Cool Baby (SP), by CRAB IMPERIAL (f, 3, Imperial Falcon--Catherine's Ray Northern Baby. wox, 7-30, 6 1 ;2n, 1: 11 1 /5. {SP}, by Goal Line Stand) Lifetime Record: 6-2-2-0, B-Stro~ach Frank (Can). * $13,881 yrl '96 CBSSEP. $32,090. O/B-Nancy lee Farms (MD). T-A Ferris Allen * * 1 /2 ~o Cool Air (Air Forbes Won), MSW, $535,853. 111. * * *SPI Crook's 1ngel, f, 3, Cold Hearted Man--Tinacrook, by 1st-LAD, $22,000, 3yo/up, a1 m70yd, 1 :40 4/5, ft. Tinajer . LAD, 7-30, a1 m70yd, 1 :42 1 /5. B-Crook KITWE {c, 4, Allen's Prospect--Speedy Tweetie, by Byron Tx). *Won by 8. Proud Birdie) lifetime Record: 14-6-5-0, $121,371. Miss Ma quetry, f, 3, Marquetry--levy Miss (SP), by O/T-louie J Roussel Ill. B-Victor Dr. Stevens (MD). *1/2 Gran zr.r (Mex). ELP, 7-30, (C), 6f, 1: 12 2/5. B-Crain to Buffels (Vaal Reef), MSW, $385, 173; Speedquestor Ray (Ky). (Norquestor), MSP, $151,613. A Lot Loi'..der, f, 3, No Louder--Brave Shekel, by Brave Regent. WOX, 7-30, (C), 1 1 /16m, 1 :48 3/5. B-l C 10th-CRC, $21,000, 3yo, 6f, 1:12 2/5, ft. Scott & Mr Van Every (Can). BEST OF THE REST (c, 3, Skip Trial--Obstinacy, by Valid Thurso Bay, c, 3, Northern Score--Sword of Song (SW), Appeal) lifetime Record: 3-2-1-0, $33,615. O/B-Bea by Blade. MTH, 7-30, 1 1 /16m, 1 :45 3/5. Oxenberg (Fl). T-Edward Plesa Jr. *Full to lighting B-Cait 1 ness Farm Limited (Can). Force, SW, $250, 780. Shelving Rock, f, 3, Slew the Knight--Slate Fall, by l'Enjol ur. SAR, 7-30, (S), 7f, 1 :28. B-McMahon 9th-ELP, $19,825, 3yo/up, 5 1/2f (off turf), 1 :05 2/5, Joseph G (Ny). * $8,500 yrl '96 FTNAUG. sy. Ten Agai st, c, 3, Ten Gold Pots--The Opposition, by JUMP AND SHOOT (c, 3, Big Pistol--Jumpette, by Ban­ Backb ncher. WOX, 7-29, (C), 1 1 /16m, 1 :46 3/5. ner Sport) lifetime Record: 8-3-1-1, $35,264. B-Andr ws Leonard E (Can). 0-Fonville-Sams Anne & Sams Terry. B-Terry Brennan & Jacque's Gift, g, 3, Unite--Carefree Carrie, by Dewy Crow (AR). T-M James Hauswald. *Stard ric. DET, 7-30, 6f, 1 :11 4/5. B-Dream Catcher Stable , Inc (Fl). * 1 /2 to Carrysport (Amasport), MAIDEN WINNERS: MSW, 1 53,005. +Blushing Deed, f, 2, Alydeed--Oh No It's You, by Theaters Gold, c, 4, Theatrical (lre)--Dinner Call, by Miswaki. SAR, 7-30, 5 1 /2f, 1 :05 3/5. B-Hill 'n Dale State inner. CRC, 7-30, 1 1 /16mT, 1 :42 3/5. Farm (Ky). * $42,000 yrl '97 KEESEP; $200,000 2yo B-Paul on Allen E (Fl). * $5,500 yrl '95 KEEJAN. 1998 OBSFEB. Sommeli r Approval, c, 4, With Approval--Wine Taster Advent Road, f, 2, Claim--Brockton Miss (SW), by (MSW, $203,911 ), by Nodouble. CRC, 7-30, Herbalist. HST, 7-29, (C), 3 1 /2f, :40. B-Dal Reo 1 1 /16 T, 1 :42 2/5. B-live Oak Stud (Fl). Farms (Be). Bourbon Streettune, f, 2, Concorde's Tune--Bourbon 1998 L ADING FRESHMEN SIRES OF Slush, by Going Straight. CRC, 7-30, (C), 5f, 1 :01 1 /5. B-Virginia Harding & Nan Economy (Fl). 2YO NNERS Music Connection, f, 2, Danzig Connection--lllusive (Throu h 7/22/98) Gem, by Diamond Prospect. LAD, 7-30, 5 1 /2f, 1 :06 SIRE STA TE Foals 2yo wnrs 2/5. B-Joanne R Mummert (Ky). * $3, 700 yrl '97 End Swe p Fl 73 7 KEESEP. Dr. Adagio Fl 38 4 Prado's Landing, c, 2, El Prado (lre}--She's landing, by Katahaul County BC 26 4 Vanlandingham. LRL, 7-30, 5 1 /2f, 1 :04 4/5. B-Frank West by est Ky 67 4 Stronach (Ky). * $13,000 yrl '97 KEEJAN; $25,000 American Chance Ky 31 3 yrl '97 OBSAUG. Cisco Ro d Wa 45 3 + Da Hot Affair, f, 2, Flying Victor--Haute Affair, by Twining Ky 40 3 *Petrone. DMR, (C), (S), 7-30, 5 1/2f, 1 :04 2/5. Apollo Ca 16 2 B-Ken & Barbara Arnold (Ca). *$3,900 yrl '97 Dehere Ky 58 2 NCASEP. Ghazi Ky 46 2 +Gold Room, f, 2, Mining--Make'n Room, by Mac Holy Bull Ky 36 2 Diarmida. MTH, 7-30, (C), 5 1 /2f, 1 :06 2/5. B-Ralph Marked Ky 42 2 M Cooper Jr (Ky). *$15,000 2yo 1998 OBSMAR. Memo Chi 21 2 * * 1 /2 to Make'n It Happen (Manastash Ridge), Miner's Ky 35 2 MSW, $150,966. Nelson la 35 2 + L'Autre Monde, f, 2, Septieme Ciel--Carmelita, by Strolling long dead 53 2 Mogambo. DMR, (C), 7-30, 5 1 /2f, 1 :04 3/5. B-Figure Tactical dvantage Fl 33 2 8 Partnership (Ky). * $52,000 yrl '97 KEESEP. Compiled y Werk Thoroughbred Consultants Inc., special­ Eddiefromalhambra, g, 3, Alydeed--Daisy's Stem, by ists in ass ·sting breeders in their stallion selection and The Axe II. DMR, 7-30, (C), 7f, 1 :23 3/5. B-D & W D buyers in heir auction purchases. For more information Fishback (Ky). *$40,000 yrl '96 KEESEP. call (510) 490-1111.