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S•T•A•K•E•S RESULTS FRANKEL, BAILEY LEAD 'HALL' THE WITHERS S.-Gll, $112,100, BEL, 5-3, 3yo, 1 m, 1 :35, wf. Trainer Bobby Frankel and jockey INDUCTEES 1--@BLU TUSMANI, 123, c, 3, Afleet--Edelene, by Jerry Bailey will be inducted into Racing's Hall of Fame II. ($23,000 wing '92 KEENOV; $15,000 yrl in Saratoga Springs, New York August 7, it was an­ '93 KEESEP). 0-Sidney L. Port; B-White Fox Farm nounced yesterday. Frankel, who has won over 1,500 (KY); T-Christophe Clement; J-J A Santos; $67,260. races and earned over $64 million in purses, and Bailey, Lifetime Record: 6-4-1-0, $151,974. who has won over 3,400 races and over $100 million 2--Pat N Jae, 123, c, 3, Pentelicus--Arts and Clover, by in purses, will share the spotlight with this year's Arts and Letters. ( $65,000 2yo 1994 OBSMAR). equine inductees, who include: Foolish Pleasure (What 0-Nancy Kelly & Sabine Stable; B-Rustlewood Farm, a Pleasure), the undefeated two-year-old champion of Inc (FL); $22,420. 1974 who went on to win 16 of 26 starts and 3--Northern Ensign, 1 23, c, 3, Blue Ensign--Thalie $1,216, 705, including the ; La Style, by Northern Dancer. ( $30,000 2yo 1994 Prevoyante (Buckpasser), Horse of the Year in her OBSMAR). 0-Jay Cee Jay Stable; B-Rosegrove native Canada as a 2-year-old as well as the juvenile Thoroughbred Farm, Inc (FL); $12,331. Eclipse winner in North America in 1972; and Cru­ Margins:neck, head, neck. Odds:B.20, 13.60, 12.20. sader (Man o' War) as the horse of yesteryear, who Also Ran: Slice of Reality, Sierra Diablo, Larchmont, was named Horse of the Year in 1926 after winning Devious Course, Blissful State, El Alpino. nine stakes including the Belmont S., Jockey Club Gold Blue Tusmani, the Highweight Colt at 2 in Italy, won Cup and Suburban H. 2 stakes and was graded stakes placed in Italy last year. Making his first start outside that country and off OJC APPROVES AGREEMENT TO SELL the turf and coming off a 7-month hiatus, the chestnut GREENWOOD An agreement to sell Greenwood colt was pinched back at the start, raced far back for a Racetrack in Toronto was approved yesterday by the half-mile, rapidly gained while circling five-wide into the Board of Trustees of The Ontario Jockey Club. The lane, drew on even terms with the leaders in midstretch property is being sold to EMM Financial Corp., which is then prevailed in a hard drive for his first graded stakes controlled by developers Marco Muzzo and Fred victory. "I know that this horse has potential but I DeGasperis. The transaction was arranged by DS Marcil never knew he would run such a big race today; he Inc. acting as financial advisor to the OJC. "The sale of really surprised me," said winning jockey Jose Santos. Greenwood is in the best interests of the "I think the best thing that could have happened to him industry in Ontario," said Mr. Pat Keenan, president and was getting of the gate; I just wanted him to CEO of the OJC. "This transaction will allow The On­ get comfortable. When I made my move at the half­ tario Jockey Club to reduce its unacceptably high debt mile I knew I was in good shape. He really finished levels and to concentrate its effort to develop, at its strong. He is a good horse." Trainer Christophe Clem­ racetracks, a world class horseracing entertainment ent added, "We will wait to see how he comes out of product." Mr. Keenan pointed out that the agreement this and most likely go in the Peter Pan." Also likely for provides for the continued operation of the existing the Peter Pan is runner-up Pat N Jae. Champions Off-Track wagering facility at Greenwood. The continued operation of this off-track wagering Stakes Results Continued, p. 2 facility, which employs 250 people and accounts for 15 percent of all wagering in Ontario, is critical to the ongoing financial viability of the Ontario horse racing STAKES RESULTS ...... 1,2 industry and its 28,000 jobs. The agreement also speci­ TRIPLE THREATS ...... 2 fies that the site will not be developed with single user WEEKEND PREVIEW ...... 2 ti'} buildings commonly referred to as "big box" retail oper- - NEWS CONTINUED ...... 3 ations. z RACING REPORTS ...... 3,4,5 News Continued, p. 3 PAGE 2 • THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS • 5-4-95

Stakes Results, Continued. Eltish (Cox's Ridge) cleared quarantine Tuesday afternoon and celebrated with a jog around Chur­ THE VAGRANCY H.-Glll, $77,381, BEL, 5-3, 3yo/up, chill's main track Wed. morning. "There was one f/m, 7f, 1 :21 2/5, wf. turn where he shied away a little bit, but it was his 1--SKY BEAUTY, 125, m, 5, (Fr)-­ first time," said Paul Morgan, who was aboard. Maplejinsky (MGI, $293, 196), by Nijinsky II. Grant Pritchard-Gordon, racing manager for Prince ($355,000 yrl '91 FTSAUG). 0-Georgia Hofmann; Khalid Abdullah' s Juddmonte Farms, said the Prince B-Sugar Maple Farm (KY); T-H. Allen Jerkens; J-M. has been looking for a Derby horse for a long time. Smith; $47,865. "It's the goal of every horseman to win the Kentucky Lifetime Record: 19-15-1-1, $1,292,760. Derby," he said. "We've just been waiting for the 2--Aly's Conquest, 111, f, 4, Alydar--Am Capable, by right horse." lcecapade. 0-Rutledge Farm; B-Hermen Greenberg (VA); $15,955. Europe's other Derby hopeful, Citadeed (Shadeed), 3--Through the Door, 110, m, 5, At the Threshold-­ who has never been on the dirt and never been be­ Hope From Above, by Great Above. ($4,000 yrl '91 yond seven furlongs, will likely be ridden by jockey OBSAUG; $13,000 2yo 1992 OBSAPR). 0-Minassian , according to the colt's connections. Zaven; B-Dr. L.D. Burbank (FL); $8, 775. Knockadoon (Dixieland Band) worked a half-mile in Margins: 4, 8, 19. Odds: 0.35, 5.30, 12.10. :48 1 /5 yesterday at Churchill Downs, galloping out Also Ran: Triumph At Dawn. Scratched: Sapor. 5/8ths in 1 :02 1 /5, pleasing trainer Tony Reinstedler. Last year's Champion Older Mare Sky Beauty, who "A lot of people don't realize that he doesn't have a took the '94 Vagrancy H. in 1 :21 3/5, has improved jock on his back. We're talking about a 150-pound with age. Returning from a 6-month layoff, she exercise boy," said Reinstedler. broke slowly under regular rider Mike Smith, raced Mecke (Maudlin) worked Y2-mile in :4 7 2/5 for up close along the rail, was eased back to be 4th and trainer Manny Tortora. "He worked really good, well last on the far turn, angled four wide while rallying within himself," said Tortora. "He looks like a million into the stretch then drew away in hand. "I'm and really seems to have done well since he arrived pleased, how could I not be especially when every­ here." one's been winning on the rail today and she comes on the outside, around everyone pretty easily," said winning trainer H. Allen Jerkens. "She's a nice filly W•E•E•K•E•N•D and I'm glad to have her back. I was a little worried that we were giving away weight and this being her PREVIEW first race back, but she's a good filly." When asked Friday, Churchill Downs: what's next for Sky Beauty, Jerkens replied, "The KENTUCKY OAKS-GI, $300,000a, f, 3yo, 9f Shuvee Handicap (Saturday, May 20) will be next. I PP HORSE TRAINER JOCKEY WT know will be running in there and it 1 Naskra Colors Reinstedler Gryder 1 21 will be a tough race." 2 Forested Callejas Bailey 1 21 3 Gal in a Ruckus Ward McCauley 121 4 Urbane Mayberry Delahoussaye 121 T•R•l•P•L•E 5 Sneaky Quiet Howard Smith 1 21 6 Post It Allen S. Maple 121 THREATS 7 Scratch Paper Nunley Fontenot 1 21 8 Cat Appeal Lukas Day 1 21 KENTUCKY DERBY NOTES: Urbane (Citidancer), has been beaten in three of her Japan's first Derby horse, Ski Captain (Storm Bird), six lifetime starts, each one of them coming at the along with trainer Hideyuki Mori, arrived at Louis­ hands of Serena's Song (Rahy). In her most recent ville's Standiford Field airport at 12:45 Wednesday start, she was an easy four-length winner of the GI morning and was bedded down in the Churchill quar­ Ashland at Keeneland. The heavy morning-line favorite antine barn by 1 :45 a.m. The required bloodwork will be challenged by Post It (Notebook), five-for-nine was done when Ski Captain cleared customs in Chi­ lifetime with wins in the Alcibiades as a two-year-old cago. The colt's connections were optimistic he and third to Urbane in the Ashland last out; and Sneaky would clear quarantine by Thursday morning. Quiet (Seeking the Gold), who won the Florida Oaks at Tampa Bay Downs in her last start.

SUMMER SQUALL SIRES FIRST WINNER! April 27-Keeneland L~NE'S END Squall Warning wins track debut -'~ BOX 626, VERSAILLES, KY 40383 PHONE (606) 873-7300 as his sire did 6 years ago! FAX (606) 873-3746 PAGE 3 • THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS • 5-4-95

News Continued. FLORIDA BREEDERS' CUP BILL ON THE NEW YORK MOVE A full vote by the Florida State Senate • • passed a bill to bring the Breeders' Cup back to the Yesterday's Results: state 36-1 Tuesday. Attached to the Breeders' Cup bill is an amendment proposed by Hialeah to alter­ 4th-BEL, $36,000, Alw, 3yo/up, 1 1 /16m, 1 :42 1 /5, nate the prime winter dates between Gulfstream Park gd. and Hialeah. The same version of the Breeders' Cup BULL INTHE HEATHER (h, 5, Ferdinand--Heather Road {GSP}, by The Axe II), winless since taking the GI bill on the House side doesn't have a dates amend­ Florida Derby over two years ago, dueled inside RUM'N ment. Passed out of the Appropriations Committee COPE (Copelan) for six furlongs, dug in when chal­ May 2, it is waiting to go the House floor for a vote. lenged by the late-running HUNTING HARD (Seeking Said Representative Steve Geller (D-Hallandale), "A the Gold) in upper stretch, then outgamed that one Breeders' Cup bill with (Hialeah) racing dates will not through the final eighth to win by 3/4. Rum'n Cope become law in the state of Florida. If the (Housel tired to be 6th. Bull lnthe Heather is 1h to Heatherten Breeders' Cup bill is amended to include racing (MGI, $1,019,888, by Forceten). Lifetime Record: dates, I will ask the bill not be heard." If the Breed­ 26-3-8-3, $485,688. ers' Cup bill passes a vote of the House, it will go to 0-Frankel & McBride & Singer. B-Claiborne Farm & a committee of House and Senate members who will John Franks (KY). T-Howard M. Tesher. either add the dates amendment to the House bill or remove it from the Senate bill. The revised bill 5th-BEL, $34,000, Alw, 3yo/up, f/m, 1 1 /4m (off the would then be sent back for a full vote. turf), 2:04, gd. VERY TRUE (f, 3, Proud Truth--Tray Bone, by *Le DERBY SIGNAL TO ILLINOIS A Kentucky Derby Fabuleux), who broke her maiden against NY-breds simulcast blackout in Illinois was averted after the April 5, stepped into open company here and proved up Chicago-area harness tracks--Balmoral Park and to the task with a resounding gate-to-wire, 11-length Maywood Park--agreed to hold what Illinois Racing romp at 7-1 odds. MARIGAL (Mari's Book), who Board Chairman Gary Starkman referred to as "good­ chased the winner throughout, finished 2nd. Lifetime faith" negotiations next week. At issue is full-card Record: 5-2-0-1, $40,880. simulcasting at a Merrillville, Indiana off-track betting 0-Dale H. Austin & Heatherwood Farm. B-Delehanty parlor partially owned by Churchill Downs and lo­ Stock Farm (NY). T-Richard Schosberg. cated 20 miles from Balmoral, which has a limited year-round harness racing schedule. Balmoral con­ 9th-BEL, $32,000, Msw, 3yo/up, f/m, 1 m (off the turf), tends that the Merrillville facility is in violation of the 1 :36, wf. RAVISHING RAVEN (f, 3, Clever Trick--Corvine, by Federal Interstate Horse Racing Act that mandates Crow {Fr}), sent off the 2-1 chalk, stalked the leaders off-track betting sites to obtain the consent of all down the backside, took charge after six furlongs then operating tracks within 60 miles. Balmoral last drew clear under Richard Migliore to win by a decisive month halted Sportsman's Park simulcasts to the 15 lengths. She was a $11 5,000 Kee. July yearling Indiana facility and Churchill retaliated by withholding and a $85,000 Saratoga 2yo. Lifetime Record: 7-1-2-2, last Saturday's Derby Trial and threatening to do the $38,970. same with the Kentucky Derby because it had no 0-Harvey C. Vogel Jr. B-Melinda A. Smith (KY). contract with Balmoral and Maywood. Although T-Robert Reinacher Jr. Sportsman's has a simulcast agreement with Chur­ chill, racing rules in Illinois would have required it to 2nd-BEL, $30,000, Msw, 2yo, 5f, :57 2/5, my. offer its entire program to every inter-track and OTB BUSHETA BUCK (g, 2, Regal Search--Smiling Missy, by location in the state, including the two harness Batonnier), 2nd in his career debut at Aqueduct April 6, tracks. Sportsman's asked for the emergency meet­ took the lead at the start and never looked back, cross­ ing of the racing board and the board's inner session ing the wire 2 3/4 in front at 4-1 odds. 7-1 0 favorite led to the scheduled reopening of negotiations be­ VICTORY SPEECH (Deputy Minister), a first-time tween Balmoral/Maywood and Churchill and the starter, was 2nd. Lifetime Record: 2-1-1-0, $23,600. lifting of the Derby blackout. 0-Seymour Cohn. 8-Tim Ahearn & D.W. Frazier (FL). T-Leo O'Brien.

MARYLAND BUDWEISER BREEDERS' CUP (Giii) HERESY BREEDERS' CUP (GIIC) $150,000, 6 FURLONGS, 3YO & UP $100,000, 1 MILE (Turf), 3YO May 20, 1995 •+ May 20, 1995 Nominations Close May 6, 1995 Nominations Close May 10, 1995 Racing's Year-Round National• Stakes Program PAGE 4 • THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS • 5-4-95

Local News, AKsarben: MIDWEST Hialeah's track announcer Vic Stauffer has been hired • • as the announcer at AKsarben race track in , Yesterday's Results: Nebraska. Stauffer will be at AKsarben Friday for open­ ing day and will call the races there through Monday. 7th-COX, $39,900, Alw, 3yo, 6 1 /2f, 1: 17 1 /5, ft. He will be back at Hialeah Tuesday. Stauffer will return WESTERN LARLA (c, 3, Gone West--Larla {MSW, to Omaha May 18 to call the remainder of AKsarben's $167,561}, by Singh), 8-length winner of a maiden meet which runs through August 7. claimer at Oaklawn two starts back, stepped up to take an allowance at Turfway by 6 in his last effort April 1 . Sent off the 5-2 third choice here, the colt made it 3 in FOREIGN a row with an off-the-pace, 3-length tally under Donna • • Barton. 6-5 favorite ADAMS TRAIL (Fast Play) was Yesterday's Result: 2nd. Lifetime Record: 5-3-0-0, $53,025. 0/B-Fares Farms, Inc. (KY). T-D. Wayne Lukas. INSULPAK SAGARO S.-G3, $67,426, Ascot, England, 5-3, 4yo/up, 2m, 45 yds, 3:28.90, gd/fm. 8th-COX, $38, 140, Alw, 3yo/up, 6 1 /2f, 1: 15 3/5 1--00UBLE TRIGGER (IRE), 124, c, 4, Ela-Mana-Mou (NTR), ft. (lre)--Solac (Fr), by Gay Lussay (lty). 0-R.W. OH SO STRIKING (g, 6, Strike the Anvil--Narita, by Huggins. B-Dene Investments N.V. T-Mark Johnston. Sham), winner of the Cahaba S. at Birmingham in May J-J. Weaver. $40,905. *Hwt at 3 in Italy 14f & up. '94, stepped up in class (he took a $8, 700 allowance **Full to Double Eclipse, SW, Eng. at Tampa Bay in his last) and increased his winning 2--Poltarf, 121, c, 4, Alleged--La Polonaise, by Danzig. streak to 5 with a frontrunning, 9-length score in new 0-Sheikh Mohammed. T-Henry Cecil. $15,482. track record time. MSP O'STAR () was 2nd. *$160,000 wig '91 KEENOV. Lifetime Record: 11-8-2-0, $82,435. 3--Silence In Court (lre)--Fair Flutter, by Beldale Flutter. O/B-Ray Tamargo (FL). T-Sherry Mansfield. 0-Peter Freeman. T-Brian McMahon. Margins: head, 2, 2 1 /2. 3rd-COX, $29,820, Msw, 2yo, 4 1 /2f, :52, ft. Also Ran: Old Roubel, Escarpment, Admiral's Well (Ire), +COME ON GET HAPPY (c, 2, Cure the Blues--Just Transo, Further Flight (GB), Not In Doubt. Cuz {SW}, by Cormorant), sent off at 4-1 in his career debut, went wire-to-wire to defeat 24-1 longshot American-Bred Winners in England: MORO ORO (Moro) by 3. The 9-5 chalk BLOW OUT Dankeston, c, 2, Elmaamul--Last Request (Ire), by (Marfa) rallied late for 3rd. Come On Get Happy was a Dancer's Image. Nottingham, 5-2, Porchester Median $15,000 Fasig-Tipton Kentucky Nov. weanling and a Maiden S., 5f, 13 yds, $4,043 to the winner. 0- $125,000 Kee. September yealring. Lifetime Record: Luciana Gaucci. B-D. MacRae. T-Michael Bell. * % 1-1-0-0, $20,475. to Mawsuff {Known Fact), GSP, $278, 164. 0-Jan, Mace & Samantha Siegel. B-Pamela S. * * $45,000 wig '93 KEENOV. Darmstadt-Dupont (KY). T-Brian A. Mayberry. Calling Collect, h, 6, Phone Trick--My Little Guest (Ire) by Be My Guest. Ascot, 5-3, Chobham Conditions S., Today, Churchill Downs: 1 m, $8,884 to the winner. 0-Godolphin. B-B & R LA TROIENNE S., $75,000a, 3yo, f, 7f Partners. T-Luca Cumani. * $25,000 yrl '90 FTKJUL. The field of nine, in post position order, is as follows: * *GSW-France. Naskra Colors (Star de Naskra), Martinez; Flemish Bond (Rare Brick), Trosclair; Ocean Cat (), Day; Local News, France: Dixieland Gold (Dixieland Band), Penna; Morris Code Goldmark {Lyphard), winner of last year's G1 Grand (Lost Code), Gryder; Gal In A Ruckus (Bold Ruckus), Criterium at Longchamp, has been ruled out of next McCauley; Daylight Ridge (Dayjur), Sellers; Pinpoint weekend's Paule d'Essai des Poulans following a sec­ Control (Cryptoclearance), Hebert; lvorilla (Sir Ivor), ond setback in his preparations. The Sheikh Perret. Mohammed-owned colt missed out on his intended prep-race options after being found cast in his stall a Local News, Remington Park: little over two weeks ago. Now his season reintroduc­ Remington Park yesterday named Remington Park tion has been shelved still further owing to lameness. Derby winner Dazzling Falls (Taylor's Falls) the Horse of "The problem has not yet been fully diagnosed," said the Meeting and Champion Three-Year-Old Male for its Anthony Stroud, racing manager to the Sheikh. "But 1 995 Spring Meeting, which ends May 7. Others hon­ although he will miss the Poulains, he won't be out all ored included Champion Older Male and Champion season." Sprinter Golden Gear (Gulch); Champion Oklahoma-bred Spodie Odie (Bionic Light); Champion Three-Year-Old A # will distinguish first-time stakes-winners, a @ will Filly War Thief (Lord at War {Arg}); Champion Older indicate first-time graded stakes-winners and a + will Female Prized Package (Zinov); Champion Turf Per­ denote winners who are first-time starters. former Milt's Overture (Dynaformer) and Champion Claimer Maggie Ann (Shamtastic). PAGE 5 • THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS • 5-4-95

Busheta Buck, g, 2, Regal Search--Smiling Missy, by I+ So. CALIFORNIA+ I Batonnier. BEL, 5-3, 5f, :57 2/5. 8-Tim Ahearn & D.W. Frazier (Fl). Yesterday's Result: + Zeenanie, c, 2, Shananie--Golden Streaker, by Tonkaton. HIA, 5-3, 3f, :33 2/5. B-Robert & Helen L. 8th-HOL, $51,000, Alw, 3yo/up, 7f, 1 :20 3/5, ft. Noble (Fl). *$16,000 yrl '94 OBSAUG. 1--GOLD LAND, 116, g, 4, Gone West--Lajna (GB), by Gene San, c, 3, Ascot Knight--General Bonnie, by Be My Guest. 0-HRH Prince Fahd Salman; B-Newgate Fuzzbuster. WOX, 5-3, 1 1 /16m, 1 :46. 8-Paul Stud Farm Inc. (KY); T-Neil Drysdale. Martyn (Can). *$26,544 yrl '93 C8SSEP. Lifetime Record: 18-4-4-3, $82, 160. Ravishing Raven, f, 3, Clever Trick--Corvine, by Crow 2--Virtuous Regent, 116, g, 4, Vice Regent--B'S (Fr). BEL, 5-3, 1 m (off the turf), 1 :36. B-Melinda A. Overdraft, by . Smith (Ky). *$115,000 yrl '93 KEEJUL; $85,000 2yo 3--Debutant Trick, 118, h, 5, Clever Trick--Debutant 1994 SARTWO. **Won by 15. Dancer, by Noble Dancer. +Personal Code, f, 3, Lost Code--Bold Greenback Gold Land, a GSP runner in England, shipped from (MSW, $159,633), by Bold Dun-Cee. SUF, 5-3, 6f, that country to Southern California for his four-year-old 1: 14 3/5. B-Kathleen M. Bairnsfather & Lee Person campaign and had previously finished 5th and 4th in 2 (Oh). *$60,000 yrl '93 KEESEP. turf allowance tries at Santa Anita. Trying the main Simply A King, g, 3, Simply Majestic--Statuesque (Fr) track for the first time, the bay gelding came from off­ (SP), by Gay Mecene. HOL, 5-3, 1 1 /16m, 1 :44. the-pace under Eddie Delahoussaye for a 2-length tally. 8-Wakefield Farm (Ky). * $12,000 wnlg '92 FTKNOV; 3-2 favorite BEAUTIFUL CROWN (Chief's Crown) was $30,000 yrlg '93 KEESEP. * * 1 /2 to Lethal Factor 4th, while '93 Fountain of Youth winner DUC (GSP, $127,656, by Fit to Fight). D'SLIGOVIL (Sezyou), who blazed the first quarter in Cala Dom, c, 4, Bold Executive--Avens, by Briartic. : 22 flat, tired to be 7th in the 8-horse field. WOX, 5-3, 6f, 1: 13 2/5. B-Don Romeo (Can). Ooey Slewey, f, 4, Vernon Castle--Hula Chief Lady, by Hula Chief. HOL, 5-3, 6f, 1: 11. 8-Charles E. & B•R•E•E•D•E•R•S Richard D. Clark (Ca). EDITION FOALING NEWS:

ALLOWANCE RESULTS: DANCE TROUPE, Native Charger-- *Daystar II (Seductor 5th-HOL, $45,000, Calif-Breds, 3yo/up, f/m, 7f, 1 :22 {Arg}). 1 /5, ft. Foal born 4-14-95, a colt by A.P. Indy. MYSTICAL SKY (m, 5, Skywalker--Reformed Miss, by Will be bred back to Star de Naskra. Astray) Lifetime Record: 21-4-6-5, $144,329. Owned by Sam & Jo Pollock & Randy Coker. 0-Jerry & Marian Galanis. B-Jerry Galanis (CA). Boarded at Taylor Made Farm in Nicholasville, Ky. T-Jenine Sahadi. * Yz to Our Lutka (SP, $153,000, by Accomplishments: Dam of Dance Floor (Star de Splendid Courage). Naskra), MGSW, $863,299.

6th-COX, $40, 740, 3yo/up, 1 1 /8mT, 1 :49 3/5, fm. REEF OF GOLD, 11, Reef Searcher--Flower Bottle (Full FLOPS (h, 6, Seattle Song--Danzig's Style, by Danzig) Pocket) Lifetime Record: 23-3-5-4, $102,361. 0-New Phoenix Foal born 4-14-95, a filly by Herat. Stable. B-Allen E. Paulson (KY). T-Burk Kessinger Jr. Will be bred back to Lucky North. Boarded at Franks Farm in Ocala, Fla. Gth-BEL $36,000, NY-8reds, 3yo/up, f/m, 1 1 /16m, Accomplishments: MSW of $211,660; dam of Herat Of 1 :42 1 /5, wf. Gold (Herat), MSW of $144, 120. VARSITY GOLD (f, 3, Transworld--Varsity Girl, by Slew o' Gold) Lifetime Record: 9-4-3-1, $99,377. 0-Barry K. Schwartz. B-Stonewall Farm (NY). T-Michael E. Hushion. *MSP. ©Copyright Thoroughbred Daily News. This newspaper may not be reproduced in any form or 4th-GGX, $30,000, 3yo, f, 6f, 1: 11 2/5, ft. by any means, electronic or mechanical, without prior NEW YORK RAINBOW (f, 3, Stay the Course-­ written permission of the copyright owner, Media Vista. Strawberry Skyline, by Hatchet Man) Lifetime Record: Information as to the races, race results and earnings 4-2-0-1, $26,900. 0-Rainbow Stables. B-Jay S. was obtained from results charts published in Daily McMahon (NY). T-Steve Specht. Racing Form and utilized herewith with the permission of the copyright owner, Daily Racing Form. MAIDEN WINNERS: +Come On Get Happy, c, 2, Cure the Blues--Just Guz (SW), by Cormorant. CDX, 5-3, 4 1 /2f, :52. B-Pamela S. Darmstadt-Dupont (Ky). *$15,000 wing '93 FTKNOV; $125,000 yrl '94 KEESEP.