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HOUSEAFIRE INJURED The promising two-year-old FIELDS DRAWN FOR 1995 BREEDERS' CUP Cigar (Pal­ colt Houseafire ( Housebuster), who prevailed by a nose ace Music), currently riding on an 11-race winning in last Sunday's $209,500 Mathis Brothers Remington streak, has been made the shortest-priced morning-line Futurity, has suffered a fractured cannon bone that will favorite in the 1 2-year history of the $3 million Breed­ sideline him for at least six months. The fracture re­ ers' Cup Classic, to be run Saturday at Belmont Park. quired surgery Monday and screws were put in place to The draw was held Wednesday morning. NBC-TV will secure the bone. Owned by Margaret du Pont and Mar­ televise the seven-race, $10-million extravaganza for the garet Bloss, -bred Houseafire won five of 12th straight year from 11 :30 a.m. (EDT) to 3:30 p.m. seven races, including three stakes, in his juvenile cam­ paign for earnings to date of $227,908. EUROPEAN HORSES STRETCH LEGS Most of the Euro­ pean contingent for the 12th Breeders' Cup took to the LEFT TAKES OFF FOR USA Take A Left (Formida­ Belmont track Wednesday. Blood drawn from the French ble), purchased for a record 160,000 guineas at Tatter­ horses was approved Tuesday night with a phone call salls' Newmarket Horses In Training Sales Tuesday, is from the USDA, and the British contingent was cleared to continue his racing career in America. Bloodstock at about 8:30 Wednesday morning. First to leave the agent John Ferguson, whose final bid broke the previous quarantine barn was Cherokee Rose (Ire) (Dancing high fetched by Swing Low in 1 993, is unable yet to Brave) (Mile), who accompanied Hernando (Fr) (Niniski) reveal his client. He confirmed Wednesday that the two­ (Turf) for six furlongs of light exercise on the main year-old colt will race in the U.S. wearing the colors of track. Trainer Andre Fabre's trio of Freedom Cry (GB) an owner with horses on both the East and West () (Turf), Poplar Bluff (GB) (Dowsing) (Mile) coasts. Take A Left finished second to Tagula (Ire) and (Ire) (Sadler's Wells) (Turf) followed. (Taufan) in the G3 July S. at Newmarket, third to Royal (GB) (Indian Ridge) (Mile), Applause (GB) (Waajib {Ire}) in the G2 Gimcrack S. at () (Mile) and Tamure (Ire) (Sadler's Wells) (Turf) York and third again behind early 2000 Guineas favorite went to the turf course, the latter dropping his rider near Alhaarth (Ire) (Unfuwain) in last month's G2 Laurent­ the finish line but being recaptured by him quickly. The Perrier Champagne S. over seven furlongs at Doncaster. other English horses were on the track as well, with (GB) (Shadeed) (Mile) and Hever Golf Rose HOLLYWOOD PARK HIRES ASSISTANT (GB) (Efisio) (Sprint) walking through the gate to satisfy the starter. Halling (Diesis {GB}) (Classic) was asked for Doug Bredar has been hired RACING SECRETARY the most by his connections, going once around the as assistant racing secretary and stakes coordinator at one-mile training track at a steady canter. Hollywood Park, Racing Secretary Martin Panza an­ nounced yesterday. Bredar, 33, has served as assistant CALIFORNIANS ARRIVE IN NEW YORK The last South­ racing secretary at Atlantic City, Hoosier Park and ern California-based contingent of Breeders' Cup horses Sportsman's Park. The native of Des Plaines, Illinois has left early Wednesday morning from the Ontario, Califor­ also worked as stakes coordinator at Arlington Interna­ nia airport on their flight to New York. The travellers tional, Calder, Gulfstream and Hialeah. "Doug will be a included Track Gal (Track Barron) (Sprint), Soul of the tremendous asset to our office," said Panza. "He has a Matter (Private Terms) (Classic), Top Rung (Seattle lot of East Coast connections and, with his help, we Slew) (Distaff) and Earl of Barking (Ire) (Common hope to recruit more stakes horses based in the Mid­ Grounds {GB}) (Mile). west and the East." In the off-season, Bredar will con­ tinue work as stakes coordinator and placing judge at Breeders' Cup Fields, p. 2. Gulfstream Park in Florida. "This is a tremendous op­ portunity," Bredar said. "I feel privileged to work for a LU BREEDERS' CUP FIELDS 2,3,4 class organization like Hollywood Park and R.D. Hub­ Q bard. I look forward to assisting in the continued suc­ NEWS CONTINUED ...... 4 cess of the track." -CJ) RACING REPORTS ...... 4,5,6 z TOTAL PAGES ...... 7 News Continued, p. 4. - PAGE 2 • THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS • 10-26-95

BREEDERS' CUP CLASSIC-GI, $3,000,000, 3yo/up, 10f WORKS: Distaff entrant Forested (Country Pine), two­ PP HORSE TRAINER JOCKEY ODDS length winner of a New York-bred allowance in her last 1 French Deputy Drysdale Stevens 1 5-1 start at Belmont Oct. 2, breezed five furlongs over the 2 Unaccounted For Schulhofer Day 6-1 fast main track yesterday in 1 :01 1 /5. 3 Halling Suroor Swinburn 6-1 4 Concern Small Smith 20-1 THE SCOOP: Seven of the 10 jockeys named for this 5 Star Standard Zito Mccarron 20-1 year's Distaff have Breeders' Cup victories to their 6 Soul of the Matter Mandella Desormeaux 10-1 credits. The exceptions are Rene Douglas, Robert Lester 7 Tinners Way Frankel Delahoussaye 12-1 and Corey Nakatani. Douglas is winless in two previous 8 L' Carriere Bond Chavez 20-1 attempts; Nakatani has ridden in eight Breeders' Cup 9 Peaks and Valleys Day Krone 12-1 races, finishing second twice with ltsallgreektome in the 1 O Cigar Mott Bailey 3-5 1990 Mile and Serena's Song in the 1994 Juvenile 11 Jed Forest Callejas Douglas 50-1 Fillies. Lester will be making his Breeders' Cup debut. CIGAR BREEZES FOR CLASSIC: Trainer Bill Mott de­ scribed himself as "very happy" after watching Cigar BREEDERS' CUP TURF-GI, $2,000,000, 3yo/up, 12fT (Palace Music) breeze five furlongs under exercise rider PP HORSE TRAINER JOCKEY ODDS Fonda Albertrani in 1 :00 4/5 over Belmont's main track 1 Awad Dank Maple 3-1 Wednesday. "I think he's doing awfully well," Mott said. 2a Carnegie (Ire) Fabre Jarnet 8-1 "He was strong today. He was aggressive, on the 3 Talloires Mandella Desormeaux 20-1 muscle." 4 Freedom Cry (GB) Fabre Peslier 5-2 5 Flitch Badgett Jr. Smith 20-1 WORKS: Jed Forest (Gold Alert), a Group 1 winner in 6 Alice Springs Sheppard Krone 20-1 Panama, breezed five furlongs in 1 :01 at Belmont yes­ 7 (Ger) Jentzsh Roberts 15-1 terday. In his only U.S. appearance, the four-year-old 8 Hernando (Fr) Hammond Asmussen 4-1 colt was sixth in the GI Jockey Club Gold Cup Oct. 7. 9 Turk Passer Schulhofer Velazquez 10-1 1 Celtic Arms (Fr) Rash Stevens 15-1 THE SCOOP: Asked if he were disappointed that top O 11 a Tamure (Ire) Gosden Dettori 8-1 European threat Halling (Diesis {GB}) had the misfortune 12 Northern Spur (Ire) McAnally Mccarron 12-1 to run into Cigar (Palace Music) on his first trip to Amer­ 13 Signal Tap Schulhofer Santos 15-1 ica, Godolphin racing manager Simon Crisford said that, WORKS: With jockey Gary Stevens up, Celtic Arms (Fr) on the contrary, he was looking forward to the rivalry. (Comrade in Arms {GB}) breezed a half-mile over "It's great for the Breeders' Cup and it's going to be Belmont's soft turf yesterday in :50 4/5. "He's coming fantastic race," said Crisford. "It's not a two-horse race. up to the race perfect," trainer Rodney Ras~ said. ~he There are a lot of other horses who have to be consid­ four-year-old colt is winless in nine starts since taking ered. If our horse reproduces his best form, and we the 1994 French Derby. Also breezing over the soft turf think he will, he'll fit in well. We believe he will run a yesterday was Flitch (Demons Begone), who went a great race and hopefully, whatever the outcome, there half-mile in :50 4/5. Arlington Million winner Awad will be rematch next March in Dubai." (Caveat) breezed over the fast main track Wed~esday, OVERHEARD: One of the foreign contingent upon meet­ going a half-mile in :48 4/5. "When he works ~1ke this, ing trainer Bill Mott: "Hi. I'm here from Europe." Mott: he usually runs well," said Awad's trainer David Dank. "Hi. I'm Bill Mott. I'm here from South Dakota." "I wasn't looking for him to be quite this sharp." THE ANGLE: Two previous Turf winners were not run­ BREEDERS' CUP DISTAFF-Gt $1,000,000. f/m. 3yo/up, 9f ning in the Breeders' Cup for the first time w~en they pp HORSE TRAINER JOCKEY ODDS made it to the winner's circle. Great Communicator was 1 a Inside Information McGaughey Smith 6-5 making his second Turf appearance w_hen he c~u!sed to 2 Lakeway Jones Desormeaux 8-1 a 1 /2-length victory in 1988; the gelding had finished 3 Vinista Mott Bailey 30-1 12th the previous year. The third time was the charm 4 Forested Callejas Douglas 50-1 for 1987 hero Theatrical (Ire), who had suffered defeats 5 Borodislew Inda Mccarron 10-1 in the race in both '85 and '86. Three entrants in this 6 Serena's Song Lukas Stevens 8-5 year's field have appeared in the Breed~rs' ~up b~fore. 7 Mariah's Storm Von Hemel Lester 8-1 Alice Springs (Val de l'Orne {Fr}) was fifth in the 94 Sa Heavenly Prize McGaughey Day 6-5 Mile· Celtic Arms (Fr) (Comrade in Arms {GB}) was 10th 9 Golden Klair (GB) Vienna Nakatani 20-1 in the '94 Turf; and Hernando (Fr) (Niniski) was 10th in 1 O Top Rung Proctor Delahoussaye 15-1 the '93 Turf and sixth in last year's running.

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BREEDERS' CUP JUVENILE-GI, $1,000,000, 2yo, 8.5f THE SCOOP: Morning-line favorite Ridgewood Pearl PP HORSE TRAINER JOCKEY ODDS (GB} (Indian Ridge) is the first Breeders' Cup starter 1 Appealing Skier Perkins Sr Wilson 6-1 for owner Anne Coughlan, trainer John Oxx and 2 Quarters Frankel No Rider 20-1 jockey J. Murtagh. The three-year-old filly, who is 3 Editor's Note Lukas Bailey 8-1 bidding to become only the second of her age and 4 Exetera McAnally Solis 8-1 sex to win the Mile (following in '87), has 5f Sampras Perkins Davis 20-1 won five of seven career starts, including two Group 6 Diligence Zito Delahoussaye 5-1 1 tallies. 7f Secreto de Estado Callejas Perret 20-1 8 Unbridled's Song Ryerson Smith 10-1 BREEDERS' CUP SPRINT-GI, $1,000,000, 3yo/up, 6f 9 Blushing Jim Zito Krone 15-1 PP HORSE TRAINER JOCKEY ODDS 10 Odyle Gonzalez Nakatani 20-1 1 Golden Gear Hickey Perret 1 2-1 11 Hennessy Lukas Barton 4-1 2 Classy Mirage Jerkens Cordero 1 2-1 1 2 Seacliff Kaplan Douglas 20-1 3f Owington (GB) Wragg Mccarron 12-1 13 Honour and Glory Lukas Stevens 3-1 4 Not Surprising Van Worp Davis 3-1 TON ANALYSIS, by Bill Finley 5f Desert Stormer Lyons Desormeaux 15-1 Why not let Gary Stevens, who has ridden several of 6f Lit de Justice Sahadi Nakatani 15-1 the main competitors, pick this one for you? Stevens 7 Friendly Lover Pierce Jr Wilson 12-1 had the choice of all three of the Lukas horses and 8 Da Hoss Dickinson Bailey 1 2-1 dropped Hennessy (Storm Cat) like a bad habit in favor 9 You and I Frankel Chavez 14-1 of Honour and Glory (Relaunch). It'll pay to respect his 1 0 Our Emblem McGaughey Day 6-1 opinion and pick Honour and Glory on top. He's another 11 Hever Golf Rose (GB) Naughton Weaver 6-1 Lukas horse who has been lightly raced and should be 12 Mr. Greeley Zito Krone 15-1 ready for a career best effort after a solid performance 13 Track Gal Sadler Mccarron 12-1 in the Breeders' Futurity at Keeneland. Hennessy is the 14 Lake Coniston (Ire) Lewis Eddery 8-1 most accomplished starter in the field and should im­ DA HOSS TO SPRINT: Wednesday morning trainer prove off his sixth place finish in the Champagne, when Michael Dickinson pulled off a mild surprise by calling he raced part of the way along the infamous Belmont for a last minute change in plans and entering Da Hoss dead rail. Appealing Skier (Baldski) might just be the (Gone West) in the Sprint, his second preference, rather fastest horse in the field and shouldn't be overlooked. than the Mile. "The decision was based on the soft He's looked fantastic in his three career starts. The only turf, 11 said Dickinson, who recommended not to run over knock is that he has never been beyond 7 % furlongs soft turf but ultimately left the decision up to owners and may not be bred to handle this distance. Prestonwood Farm & Wall Street Racing. "My horse is a beautiful mover. He needs a fast course, turf or dirt. 11 BREEDERS' CUP MILE-GI, $1,000,000, 3yo/up, 1 mT The three-year-old gelding breezed three furlongs PP HORSE TRAINER JOCKEY ODDS Wednesday morning at Fair Hill in Maryland. Undefeated 1 Poplar Bluff (GB) Fabre Peslier 12-1 in four starts at six furlongs, Da Hoss set the fastest 2 Ridgewood Pearl(GB) Oxx Murtagh 4-1 recorded time ever for a two-year-old going six furlongs 3 (Ire) Stoute Swinburn 12-1 when he stopped the timer at 1 :07 1 /5 last October at 4 The Vid Wolfson Bailey 8-1 Turf Paradise. 5 Dove Hunt Howard Day 6-1 6f Fourstars Allstar O'Brien Santos 1 5-1 THE ANGLE: European runners are one-for-1 9 in the 7f Savinio Greenman Mccarron 15-1 Sprint. The lone winner was Sheikh Albadou (GB), 8 Cherokee Rose (Ire) Hammond Asmussen 6-1 who took the 1991 edition at 26-1. The only other to 9 Shaanxi Lellouche Boeuf 12-1 ship across the Atlantic and hit the board was the 1 Of Earl of Barking (Ire) Cross Dettori 15-1 unlucky Dayjur, who looked a certain winner in 1990 11 Mighty Forum (GB) Hennig Delahoussaye 12-1 before he jumped a shadow in the Belmont stretch 12 Sayyedati (GB) Brittain Nakatani 8-1 and ended up second to the filly Safely Kept as the 13 Harayir Hern Carson 8-1 2-1 favorite. 14 Fastness (Ire) Sahadi Stevens 9-2 Breeders' Cup Fields Continued, p. 4.

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BREEDERS' CUP JUVENILE FILLIES-GI, $1,000,000, 2yo, f, 8.5f FOREIGN PP HORSE TRAINER JOCKEY ODDS 1 Rafaela Lukas Day 5-2 • American-Bred Winners in England: • 2 Mystic Rhythms Dowd Bravo 15-1 Saseedo, g, 5, Afleet--Barbara's Moment (GSP, 3 Golden Lukas Stevens 8-5 $109, 114), by Super Moment. Yarmouth, 10-25, 4 Ocean View Mulhall Mccarron 12-1 Corton Conditions S, 6fT, 3yo/up, $7,926 to winner. 5 Tipically Irish Lukas Smith 12-1 0-S. Fustok; B-Audley Farm Inc; T-Bill O'Gorman. 6 Flat Feet J. Kimmel Davis 1 5-1 * $65,000 wnlg '90 KEENOV. 7 La Rosa Zito Santos 20-1 Nashaat, g, 7, El Gran Senor--Absentia (GSW, $170,965), 8 Gastronomical Jones Desormeaux 20-1 by Raise A Cup. Yarmouth, 10-25, Newport Claiming S., 9 My Flag McGaughey Bailey 5-2 7fT, 3yo/up, $4,808 to winner. 0-Mrs Christine Paint­ TON ANALYSIS, by Bill Finley ing; B-Echo Valley Horse Farm; T-N.J.H Walker. * % Wayne Lukas will win it; the only question is with to Dancing Dissident (Nureyev) GSW-Eng, $102,651. which of his three standout fillies. Golden Attraction (Mr. Prospector), a winner of five stakes races this year, American-Bred Winners in France: is the obvious pick on paper; however she has looked + Triomphale, f. 2, Nureyev--Time Deposit, by Halo. Evry, vulnerable in her last two starts and could be a filly who 10-23, Prix d'Ommeel, 6fT, 2yo, $16,598 to winner. has peaked too soon. Take a chance that she'll be upset 0-Mme A Head; B-Alec Head; T-Criquette Head. by stablemate Cara Rafaela (Quiet American), who has Sherala, f, 4, Shahrastani--Sherarda (Fr) (SW-Fr), by improved in each of her last three starts and may have Glenstal. Evry, 10-23, Prix Peut-Etre H., 12fT, an even better race in her. She nearly beat Golden At­ 4yo/up, $10, 740 to winner. 0-F. Dufaut; B-Aga traction in the Matron and followed that up with a Khan' s Studs; T-S Wattel. strong effort in the Alcibiades. The rail has been dead all meet at Belmont, meaning that Cara Rafaela's one post might be a . It may just be a clean sweep for NEW YORK Lukas as Tipically Irish (Metfield) also comes in with • strong credentials and will be the third pick behind her • Yesterday's Results: two previously mentioned stablemates. 8th-BEL, $37,800, Alw, 3yo/up, f/m, 7f, 1 :22 4/5, ft. News Continued. RETURN OF MOM (f, 4, Deputy Minister--Counting BARRETTS FALL MIXED SALE CONCLUDES Rainbows, by Halo), 2nd in her last two outings, the Barretts' two-day Fall Sale of Yearlings, Breeding Stock Capades Breeders' Cup H. at Atlantic City and a and Horses of Racing Age concluded Tuesday with 491 Belmont allowance, rallied from last to first at 9-2 odds horses selling for a gross of $1,841, 100, an average of to defeat 16-1 longshot PERSONAL GIRL (Personal Flag) $3, 750 and a median price of $2,200. There were 54 by 2 % . 2-5 favorite MISS GOLDEN CIRCLE (Crafty horses reported as not sold. The highest price of Tues­ Prospector), winner of last year's Gii Astarita S., opened day's second and final session was $44,000 for Tagett a clear advantage in upper stretch then weakened to be (Northern Jove), a 10-year-old chestnut mare in foal to 3rd. Lifetime Record: MSP, 17-4-6-0, $109,344. Ogygian. Consigned by Havens Bloodstock Agency Inc., 0-Due Process Stable. B-Morven Stud Ltd. (VA). T­ agent, Tagett was purchased by J.J. Eaton Racing. Reynaldo H. Nobles.

AVERAGE RISES AT TATTERSALLS Dance Turn 3rd-BEL, $34,000, Alw, 3yo/up, 6f, 1 :08 4/5, ft. (GB) (Damister), a GSP four-time winner, brought the OUR EXUBERANT LAD (g, 3, Exuberant--Catalina Lass, high bid of 96,000 guineas ($159,166) from J.P. de by Exclusive Ribot} was made the 5-2 favorite after a Gaste during Wednesday's final session of the three-day win in a claiming race last time out and an impressive Tattersalls Autumn Horses in Training Sale in work. The gelding stalked the early pacesetter FRIO Newmarket, England. A total of 592 horses brought a RIVER (Norquestor) and then rallied to defeat that rival gross of 6,283,750 guineas ($1,041,834) and an aver­ by 1 /2-length in the final yards. Lifetime Record: age of 10,614 guineas ( $17, 597). The average was up 8-4-0-0, $71,480. 20 percent from last year, when 779 horses sold for an 0-Richard Filosa & Timothy A. Hills. B-Kathryn A. average of 8,819 ($14,621). Stromberger (FL). T-Timothy A Hills. BLUSHING JOHN In 1995: 6274 STEELE PIKE VERSAILLES, KY 40383·9733 TED CARR, MANAGER 8 Stakes Horses, 11 Superior Runners OFFICE (606) 873-3898 RESIDENCE (606) 873·7210 FAX (606) 873-8389 PAGE 5 • THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS • 10-26-95

6th-BEL, $30,000, Msw, 2yo, 6f, 1: 10 3/5, ft. 8th-KEE, $42, 120, Alw, 3yo/up, 5 1 /2fT, 1 :03, fm. KNOWN ACCOMPLICE (g, 2, Known Fact--Veriga, by O'MARTIN (c, 4, Geiger Counter--Hey Little Star, by Mr. Prospector), who finished well for 2nd in his career Briartic), a MSW at Woodbine, took the lead at the start debut Oct. 1 2 at Belmont, improved on that effort here and never looked back, crossing the wire a nose in front with another late rally that saw him 1 /2-length in front of GSW HOT JAWS (Lockjaw). Sent off at 9-2 odds, at the finish as the even-money favorite. First-time O'Martin is a full brother to Star Detector (MSP, starter SWING AND MISS (Housebuster) was 2nd. The $213,326). Lifetime Record: 23-7-3-2, $328, 198. winner was a $15,000 Kee. Sept. yearling. Lifetime 0-Kingsbrook Farm. B-Kinghaven Management Inc. Record: 2-1-1-0, $24,000. (CAN). T-Josie Carroll. 0-Very Un Stable. B-W Lazy T Ltd. (KY). T-Richard O'Connell. 4th-KEE, $37,500, Alw, 3/up, 1 1 /16mT, 1 :43 2/5, fm. FOWLER ROAD (g, 4, Forty Niner--Whirl Series, by 4th-BEL $30,000, Msw, 2yo, f, 1 1 /16m, 1 :45, ft. Roberto) was stretching out and trying the grass for the MERIT WINGS (f, 2, Silver Hawk--Our Tina Marie, by first time at generous 29-1 odds. The Yi to Fiercely Nijinsky II) hadn't raced since finishing second in her (Danzig) (MGSP, $108,952) and Furiously (Danzig) debut at Saratoga Aug. 23. The bay filly, Yz to Too Cool (MGSW, $457,228) pressed the pace early before tak­ To Fool (SW, $174,907, by Foolish Pleasure), went off ing over nearing the final furlong and just holding off the the 3-5 favorite in the field of nine. She was reserved fast closing ST AGE FAN (Lear Fan) to win by a neck. for much of the race before rallying five wide to take the Lifetime Record: 17-2-3-5, $73,616. lead on the turn and holding off 31-1 longshot QUI ET O/B-Mill House (KY). T-Henry S. Cochran. DANCE (Quiet American) to win by a head. Lifetime Record: 2-1-1-0, $25,200. 5th-KEE, $34,300, Alw, 2yo, f, a7f, 1 :29 4/5, ft. 0-Darby Dan Farm & J.W. Phillips. B-Galbreath & Phil­ CORPORATE DEBUT (f, 2, Corporate Report--Shy Miss, lips Racing Partnership (KY). T-T. Skiffington. by Secretariat) was returning to the dirt after an unsuc­ cessful outing on the turf in her last. Sent off at 3-1, the Local News, Belmont: Yi to Boone's Mill (Carson City) (GSW, $285,817) was Dale Cordova, best known as the regular jockey of bumped back at the start, raced saving ground then split millionaire Silver Goblin, has moved his tack from horses to draw off to a five length win. 14-1 longshot Remington Park to the New York circuit beginning this STONGREY (Houston) was 2nd. Lifetime Record: week. Cordova, who has won 493 career races at 7-2-1-2, $49,470. Remington Park and earnings in excess of $4. 7 million, O/B-Overbrook Farm (KY). T-D. Wayne Lukas. will be staying with jockey Mike Smith and his wife at their Long Island home while he settles in. 2nd-KEE, $31,000, Msw, 3yo/up, f/m, 6 1 /2f, 1: 18 3/5, ft. +REFUNDABLE (f, 3, --Countess North MIDWEST {GSW}, by ), making her first career start, went off the even money choice off a series of • • solid works at Churchill and Louisiana Downs. The Yesterday's Results: chestnut filly contested the early lead before gaining 7th-KEE, $46,530, Alw, 3yo/up, 1 1 /16mT, 1 :43 3/5, control at the top of the stretch and drawing off as fm. much the best, winning by four. ISADORA (Sovereign 1--GEE CAN HE DANCE, 113, h, 6, Fred Astaire-­ Dancer) was 2nd. The winner is Yi to Westheimer Chrisonia (SW), by Piaster. 0/T-Bettye A. Gabriel; (MGSW, $214,580, by {Fr}). Lifetime B-Martha H. Buckner (KY). Lifetime Record: Record: 1-1-0-0, $19,406. 41-8-12-3, $333,453. O/B-Mike G. Rutherford, (KY). T-Albert M Stall Jr. 2--Brazany, 115, h, 5, Strawberry Road (Aus)--Waffle's Lake, by King's Lake. 3rd-KEE, $30,690, Msw, 2yo, 7f, 1 :29 1 /5, ft. 3--Secret Fan, 11 2, g, 5, Lear Fan--Timotara, by FIFTYFIFTYOVEFIFTY (c, 2, Leo Castelli--Kerplop, by Secretariat. Affirmed) was ignored in the betting after disappointing Margins: NK, HF, 3. Odds: 2.60, 1 .00, 11.60. as the favorite in his first start. The 59-1 longshot over­ Two-time SW Gee Can He Dance, 8th in the Haw­ came a bumpy start to rally from the inside and score a thorne Budweiser Breeders' Cup H. in his last start Sept. hard-fought half-length win over fellow longshot NINE­ 1 6, stepped down from stakes company and dueled for TIES (Farma Way). Lifetime Record: 2-1-0-0, $19,406. the lead from the start, finally gaining the edge nearing 0-Roy K. Monroe. B-Wheelock Whitney (KY). T-Kenneth the stretch and holding on to prevail by a neck over G. McPeek. even-money choice Brazany. Local News, Keeneland: A # will distinguish first-time stakes-winners, a @ will Keeneland's third race Wednesday resulted in a record indicate first-time graded stakes-winners, a + will de­ $28,324 trifecta payoff. Fiftyfiftyovefifty (Leo Castelli), note winners who are first-time starters, an (S) will be a 59-1 longshot, slipped through on the rail to defeat used for state-bred races, and an (R) will be usedl for 40-1 outsider Nineties (Farma Way) by a half-length in other restricted races. the race for maiden two-year-olds. Paramour (Wild Again), at 5-1, finished third. PAGE 6 • THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS • 10-26-95 + E AS T • B•R•E•E•D•E•R•S Yesterday's Result: EDITION

8th-WOX, $32,600, 3yo/up, 1 1 /16m, 1 :44, ft. ALLOWANCE RESULTS: KIRIDASHI (c, 3, Bold Ruckus--Sharp Briar {MSP, $182,462}, by BriarticL winner of the second jewel of 6th-KEE, $37,440, 3yo/up, 1 1 /8mT, 1 :49 1 /5, fm. this year's Canadian Triple Crown, the July 30 Prince of BAZOT (g, 4, Northern Flagship--Road to Eternity, by Wales S. at Fort Erie, last raced Sept. 17, finishing fifth Kennedy Road) Lifetime Record: 24-3-3-4, $78,686. in the GI Molson Export Million. Dropping down to face 0-Emily & Thomas Tabb. B-Dorothy Davis & Bruce allowance company here, the bay colt dueled for the Hundley (KY). T-Alan Dufton. *SP. lead through the first 1 /4-mile, then took over and held on for a 3/4-length tally as the 6-5 second choice. Life­ 9th-KEE, $37, 125, 3yo/up, 1 1 /16mT, 1 :44 2/5, fm. time Record: 14-5-2-4, $316,964. HAWKEYE BAY (g, Silver Hawk--Playlist {MSW, 0-Minshall Farms. 8-Aubrey W. Minshall (CAN). T-Bar­ 4, bara J. Minshall. $547,496}, by Miswaki) Lifetime Record: 11-2-1-5, $69,340. 0-John H. Peace. B-Fares Farm Inc. (KY). T-George R. Arnold II.

I • So. CALIFORNIA+ I 7th-SAX, $37,000, (S), 3yo/up, 6f, 1 :09 2/5, ft. Yesterday's Result: TESTIMONY (g, 3, Never Tabled--No Buzzers, by Drone) Lifetime Record: 8-2-2-2, $79,590. 0-Mr. & THE SUNNY SLOPES., $77,325, SAX, 10-25, 2yo, 6f, Mrs. Martin J. Wygod. 8-Rancho Jonata (CA). T-Dan 1 :09, ft. Hendricks. *SP. 1--COBRA KING, 119, c, 2, Farma Way--Straight Story (SW. $201,855), by Fabled Monarch. 0-Betty Biszantz; 7th-BEL, $34,000, 3yo/up, f /m, 1 1 /16m, 1 :44 2/5, 8-Gary Biszantz (KY); T-Mike Puype; J-C. Mccarron; ft. $43,575. Lifetime Record: 5-3-1-0, $153,025. FAWN'S ANGEL (f, 4, Northern Prospect--Ellen's Ad, 2--King of the Heap, 115, c, 2, Allen's Prospect--Well by Our Michael) Lifetime Record: 20-3-5-3, $70,020. Padded, by Topsider. ( $17 ,000 yrlg '94 KEESEP; 0-Vincent Giorgi Jr. & Joseph Saccone. B-Saddle $75,000 2yo '95 BESAPR). 0-Having Some Fun Reing Home Farm (KY). T-Paulino 0. Ortiz. & Rice & Ward; $15,000. 3--Zipped the Message, 117, g, 2, Unzipped--Final 5th-BEL, $34,000, (S), 3yo/up, 6 1 /2f, 1: 18, ft. Message, by Accipiter. ($4,000 yrlg '94 OBSAUG). ISLAND SKATER (g, 4, Overskate--Prissy Wicks, by 0-Samuel Mevorach; $11,250. Cresta Rider) Lifetime Record: 15-3-4-0, $73,680. Margins: 1 3/4, 3, 2. Odds: 0.80, 10.80, 2.30. O/B-Timber Bay Farm (NY). T-William J. Entenmann. The 4-5 favorite Cobra King, 7 %-length winner of the Giii Balboa S. at Del Mar two starts back, turned in his 7th-BMX, $30,000, 3yo/up, f/m, 1 1 /16mT, 1 :43 only off-the-board effort in his most recent start when 2/5, fm. he finished 4th as the 3-5 chalk in the Gil Del Mar Futu­ SEATTLE VICTORY (m, 5, Seattle Song--Will of Vic­ rity. Ridden for the first time here by jockey Chris tory {Ire}, by Dancer's Image) Lifetime Record: 16-3- McCarron, the colt rallied from off the pace for a 1 %­ 11 8-4, $147,647. 0-Prestonwood Farm Inc. B-Stelcar length victory. "I think his greatest asset is his mind, Stables Inc. (KY). T-Gary Jones. *SW-Fr & MSP-N.A. said Mccarron. "He's very calm, very collected. He walks around like he knows he's pretty good. I like to 8th-MED, $23,000, 10-24, 3yo/up, 6f, 1 :09 1 /5, ft. see that in a horse. I understand he got a little sick for a couple of days after his last race (Del Mar Futurity) and OLD TIME POWER (c, 3, Cryptoclearance--lrish that's probably the reason he ran so dull. I think this Nymph {MSW, $225,604}, by Irish Tower) Lifetime horse has a future. He's got some talent. 11 Record: 8-3-2-2, $48,410. 0-William W. Curtis. B-Equine #3 Elite (KY). T-Robert J. Durso. Local News, Hollywood Park: The name of Hollywood's $100,000 Moccasin S., a 7th-MED, $22,000, 10-24, 3yo/up, f/m, 1 1 /16mT, seven-furlong fixture for two-year-old fillies, has been 1 :47 4/5, gd. changed to The Maker's Mark for its ninth running this TWILIGHT ENCOUNTER (f, 3, Regal Classic--Arch Nov. 18. The name change stems from a corporate Miss, by Mississipian) Lifetime Record: GSP, agreement with Hiram Walker Inc., which markets the 13-4-4-1, $96,260. 0-Raymond P. Scheerin. Maker's Mark beverage. When first raced as the Mocca­ B-Windfields Farm (CAN). T-Gary C. Contessa. * % to sin S. in 1984, the Maker's Mark was won by juvenile Arcroyal {Vice Regent), MSW, $551,SSo; Victory filly Lady's Secret, who went on to be named Horse of Arch (Dauphin Fabuleux), GSP, $262,836. the Year in 1986. Last year's running went to Jan, Mace and Samantha Siegel's Urbane, who set a stakes record of 1 :21 3/5. PAGE 7 • THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS • 10-26-95

9th-MED, $22,000, 10-24, 3yo/up, f/m, 1 1 /16m, Trilma, f, 4, Rise Jim--But What (MSW), by Liberty Hall. 1 :43 3/5, ft. SUF, 10-25, 6f, 1:15 1/5. B-John Kirby (Ma). *Full to RASPBERRY ICE (f, 4, Stop the Music--Bounteous, by But Jim (MSW, $144,822). Master Derby) Lifetime Record: 14-3-3-2, $46, 710. Lucky Rhatara, f, 4, Something Lucky--Rhatara, by 0-Raymond Dweck. B-Thomas W. Webb (CAN). Avatar. SAX, 10-25, 5 1 /2f, 1 :04 2/5. B-Old English T-Wayne Jamtgaard. * % to Dargai (It's Freezing), Rancho (Ca). SW, $301,387.

7th-MED, $20,000, 3yo/up, 1 1 /16mT, 1 :47 1 /5, gd. BREEDERS' CUP TRIVIA: COLONEL BART (g, 3, Blazing Bart--Verbatims Girl, HOME TRACK ADVANTAGE: by Verbatim) Lifetime Record: 14-2-3-2, $52, 720. 0- Prepping for the Breeders' Cup over the host track Daniel J. Chen. B-David & Sara Burton (J=l). T-Michael has only been a factor three times--when the event Hushion. was held at Santa Anita in 1 986 and 1 993 and at Belmont in 1990. A total of 32 starters had run at MAIDEN WINNERS: Santa Anita last out in 1 986, and they took two of Java Nagila, g, 2, Java Gold--Little Niece (GB), by Great the seven Breeders' Cup races. The 1 990 Breeders' Nephew (GB). MED, 10-25, 1 m, 1 :39. B-Saddle Home Cup saw 35 runners prep at Belmont; they found their Farm (Ky). *$27,000 wnlg '93 KEENOV; $35,000 way to the winner's circle three times that day. But yrlg '94 FTSAUG. the home-track advantage was most obvious in 1993; Known Accomplice, g, 2, Known Fact--Veriga, by Mr. 25 horses got ready with a race at Santa Anita, and Prospector. BEL, 10-25, 6f, 1: 10 3/5. B-W Lazy T Ltd. five of them came home winners on Breeders' Cup (Ky). * $15,000 yrlg '94 KEESEP. Day. Fiftyfiftyovefifty, c, 2, Leo Castelli--Kerplop, by Affirmed. KEE, 10-25, 7f, 1 :29 1/5. B-Wheelock THE ODDS ON MOTT: Whitney (KY). * $23,000 yrl '94 KEESEP; $50,000 Cigar (Palace Music) will become the third horse to go 2yo 1 995 OBSMAR. postward as a Bill Mott-trained Breeders' Cup favorite. A.K. Indy, g, 2, Mythical Ruler--Current Market, by Little The other two favorites both ran in the Turf -­ Current. WOX, 10-25, 7f, 1 :26. B-Hope Stock Farm (Can). Theatrical won the '87 Turf as the 9-5 favorite and Ima Good Gamble, c, 2, Prospectors Gamble--Hug'm, by , the 4-5 choice in last year's running, Dixieland Band. BEL, 10-25, 6 1 /2f, 1: 18. B-Dr. & finished third. Mott had one previous starter in the Mrs. E.C. Hart (Fl). Breeders' Cup Classic when Chief Honcho ran eighth Merit Wings, f, 2, Silver Hawk--Our Tina Marie, by in the 1991 edition. Ten of Mott's 14 Breeders' Cup Nijinsky II. BEL, 10-25, 8.5f, 1 :45. B-Galbreath & starters have gone off at greater than 10-1 , including Phillips Racing Partnership (KY). * Yi Too Cool To his 1992 Turf Champion who went off at odds Fool (Foolish Pleasure), SW, $194, 704. of 14-1. Allen Creek, c, 2, Tricky Creek--Dinner Guest, by Prove Out. SAX, 10-25, 6f, 1: 11. B-Wafare Farm (Ky). *6th winner for freshman sire. BREEDERS' CUP BEST BET: Brenworth Star, g, 3, Brave Shot (GB)--Sundae Star You and I (Kris S.) fits the profile of a horse who (MSW, $151,566), by Right Combination. WOX, wins this kind of race. He's a Grade I winner who has 10-25, 7f, 1 :25 4/5. B-Lynne Hindmarsh (Can). *SP. won at a middle distance. And, he's won at Belmont * * $11,376 yrlg '93 CBSSEP. before. He had a great gut tightener of the layoff in +Refundable, f, 3, Easy Goer--Countess North, by his last start and has worked solidly since. Bobby Northern Dancer. KEE, 10-25, 61/2f, 1:18 3/5. Frankel is O-for-16 in the Breeders' Cup. He's due! B-M.G. Rutherford (Ky). * % to Westheimer (Blushing - Perry Lefko, Toronto Sun. Groom {Fr}), MGSW, $214,580. Cannery Row, g, 3, Kennedy Road--My Great Folly, by Mr. Leader. SAX, 10-25, 11/8m,1:51 4/5. B-Donald W. Baldwin (Ca). *$14,000 yrlg '93 BESNOV. ©Copyright Thoroughbred Daily News. Heavenly Times, f, 3, Relaunch--Trying Times, by He's a This newspaper may not be reproduced in any form or Pistol. BEL, 10-25, 6f, 1: 12 1 /5. B-Hartland Farm by any means, electronic or mechanical, without prior (Ky). * $80,000 2yo '94 FTFFEB. **Yi to Go With written permission of the copyright owner, Media Vista. The Times (Blade), MSW, $330,328; and Wise Times Information as to the races, race results and earnings (Mr Leader), MG 1, $870, 103. was obtained from results charts published in Daily Spare Me Not, f, 3, Sir Harry Lewis--Spare the Flag, by Racing Form and utilized herewith with the permission Raise a Cup. MED, 10-24, 1 mT, 1 :41 4/5. of the copyright owner, Daily Racing Form. B-Racetime, Inc (Ky). * $5,000 wing '92 KEENOV. Crystal Hailey, f, 4, Greinton (GB}--Little Hailey (SW), by Blushing Groom (Fr). SAX, 10-25, 6f, 1 :10 4/~:1. 8-William Seabaugh & Charlie Whittingham (Ky). *Won off 13-month layoff. * * 1 /2 to Bold Second (MSW, $173, 153, by Bold Tropic {SAf}).