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SARATOGA OPENS TODAY Saratoga Racecourse Today, Goodwood, England: begins its 36-day summer run today in upstate New SUSSEX S.-G1, $254,934, 3yo/up, 1 mT York. The 130th meet at the historic oval runs PP HORSE TRAINER JOCKEY WT. through Monday, September 7 and is closed Tues­ 1 Lend ! Hand (GB) Johnston Holland 1 25 days. Post time is 1 p.m. daily, except Travers Day 2 Bold F ct H Cecil Pat Eddery 1 25 (August 29) and Labor Day (September 7), when the 3 Poteen L Cumani Swinburn 133 4 Tarasc n (Ire) T Stack Spencer 122 first race goes off at 12:30 p.m. The opening day 5 Victor Note Chapple-Hyam Reid 1 25 feature is the Gil Sch:'Jylerville for two-year-old fillies 6 Starbo ough (GB) S Bin Suroor Dettori 133 going six furlongs on the main track. Grade I events 1 7 Almus tarak (Ire) K Mahdi Cochrane 133 on the stakes schedu 1e include the August 1 GI Test 8 Centre Stalls (Ire) Johnson-Houghton T Quinn 1 33 S., the August 2 GI Go For Wand H., August 8 GI 9 Muchea (GB) M Channon Harrison 133 Whitney H., August 15 GI Sword Dancer Invitational 1 O Amon Men M Stoute M Kinane 1 33 and August 22 GI ,l\labama. Completing Saratoga's 11 Porto oricos H Cecil K Fallon 1 25 Grade I roster ar-·e the August 23 GI Ballerina H., Au­ Sires of runners: Lend A Hand (Great Commotion), :wst 28 GJ. P'crsonal Ensign H., August 29 GI Travers Bold Fact (Known Fact), Poteen (Irish River {Fr}), S., September 4 GI Spinaway and September 5 GI Tarascon Tirol {Ire}), Victory Note (Fairy King), Hopeful. Starborou h (Soviet Star), Almushtarak (Fairy King), Centre St lls (In The Wings {GB}), Muchea (Shalford GALLERY FURNITURE TO SPONSOR TURFWAY {Ire}), Among Men (Zilzal), Porto Foricos (Mr. Pros- DERBY PREP Turfway Park and Gallery Furniture pector). . . . officials have reached an agreement that will make the Poteen egan 1 998 with a second-place finish in Houston, Texas-based furniture company the title spon­ the G 1 Juddmonte Lockinge S. in May and returned sor of Turfway's Triple Crown prep race. The $750,000 to run thi d in the G2 Queen Anne S. at Royal Ascot Gii Gallery Furniture.com S., formerly the Jim Beam S., before a f fth-place effort in the G 1 Coral-Eclipse S. will be held Saturday, March 27, 1999. The value of the last time ut July 4. race has been increased by $1 50,000 from its 1997 running. The agreement also calls for Gallery Furniture Today, Sa atoga: to sponsor Turfway's Kentucky Cup Juvenile. The SCHUYLE VILLE S.-Gll, $100,000, 2yo, f, 6f, post $100,000 Gill Gallery Furniture Kentucky Cup Juvenile time: 5:1 p.m. ET will be part of Turfway's Kentucky Cup Day of Champi­ pp HORS TRAINER JOCKEY ODDS ons September 26. Gallery Furniture is owned by Jim 1 a Mc Ke zie Sue Callejas Bravo 8-1 and Linda Mclngvale of Houston, Texas. "This is a very 2 Fanta y Lake Attfield Bailey 5-2 exciting time for us here at Turfway," said Jerry Carroll, 3a Call Me Up Callejas Chavez 8-1 co-owner and chairman of Turfway Park. "Our new 4 Round Robin Flint Day 7-2 agreement allows us to continue the strong tradition of 5 Aquilino Leon 8-1 this race, plus raise the purse, which puts us at the 6 Pletcher Smith 4-1 forefront of the national scene when it comes to Triple 7 Mikea dmegandrew Walden Sellers 3-1 Crown prep races. We look forward to a long and excit­ 8 Wedg field Terrill Teator 12-1 ing relationship with the Gallery Furniture team." Sum­ Fantas Lake (Salt Lake) won the June 27 GllG My mer Squall, Hansel, Lil E. Tee and Prairie Bayou all cap­ Dear S. a Woodbine in her only start to date. Round tured the Grade II race en route to classic success. Robin (M . Livermore), fifth in her debut at Keeneland in April, i proved to take her second outing by 7 3/.4 lengths a Churchill before winning Belmont's Aston a ST AKES CLOSINGS S. in her ast outing July 3. Mikeandmegandrew TOMORROW, THURSDAY, JULY 30: (Buckaro ) scored by 1 0 3/4 lengths in her debut at 8-9 $75175,000 Thistledown Breeders' Cup Laurel Ju y 16 and looks for a graded win in her sec- H.-G/11, Tdn, 3yo/up, 9f ($100) • ond start!' JiAGE 2 •THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS• 7-29-98

Today, Goodwood, England: KING GEOIRGE GROSVENOR CASINOS S. results cont. LANSON CHAMPAGNE VINTAGE S.-G3, $69,901, Land of !Dreams (GB) made good progress down the 2yo, 7fT center of ihe track at the quarter-mile pole and quick­ The field, in post position order, is as follows: Gold ened brilli+ntly at the eighth pole and, despite drifting Academy (Ire) (Royal Academy), Dane O'Neill, 123; across Loa:hangel (GB) inside the final 50 yards, ran out Aljabr (Storm Cat), L Dettori, 123; Raise A Grand (Ire) a comfort~ble winner from the fast-closing Lady Alexan- ' (Grand Lodge), G Carter, 123; Tayil (Ire) (Caerleon), R der (Ire). ~inning trainer Mark Johnston said, "I've been Hills, 123; Rhapsodist (Affirmed), Pat Eddery, 126; shouting fbr a long time that Land Of Dreams is the Mensa (GB) (Rudimentary), M J Kinane, 123; Lots Of fastest ho~se I've ever trained. I thought she was spe­ Magic (GB) (Magic Ring {Ire}), K Fallon, 123. cial last year and I was convinced this year, but every­ thing has to go right for these sprinters and I was get­ Today, Vichy, France: ting worried that she might never prove it and I would GRAND PRIX DE VICHY-G3, $60,910, 3yo/up, have been very disappointed if she had not won today. But this is an out-and-out five-furlong horse and I would 1 1/4mT think she will now go for the (G 1) Nunthorpe S. at York The field, in post position order, is: Night Player (August 2pl and then possibly the (G1) Prix de l'Abbaye (Ire) (Night Shift), D Boeuf, 128; Foggy Day (Fr) at Longch~mp (October 4) and perhaps even the Breed­ (Pistolet Bleu {Ire}), T Thulliez, 128; Blasket Island ers' Cup print." (Ire) (Kenmare {Fr}), 0 Peslier, 128; Sensitivity (Blush­ ing John), G Mosse, 125; Go Boldly (Ire) (Sadler's PEUGEOT GORDON S.-G3, $70,066, Goodwood, Eng­ Wells), T Jarnet, 128; Steward (Fr) (Saumarez {GB}), land, 7-2 , 3yo, 1 1/2mT, 2:37.54, gd. S Guillot, 1 34; Seigniorage (Nureyev), C Asmussen, (DH)1--# NEDAWI (GB), 122, c, 3, Rainbow Quest-­ 125. Wajd ( GSW-Fr, $190,655), by Northern Dancer. 0-Godo phin; B-Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid al Maktou ; T-Saeed Bin Suroor; J-L Dettori; $28,94 7. FOREIGN *1/2 to Wall Street (Mr. Prospector), GSW-Eng. • • {DH)1--@ ABAH (GB), 122, c, 3, Nashwan--The Perfect European Stakes Results: Life (Ire (GSW-Fr), by Try My Best. 0-Sheikh Hamdan KING GEORGE GROSVENOR CASINOS S.-G3, $75,493, bin Ras id al Maktoum; B-Shadwell Estate Co Ltd; Goodwood, England, 7-28, 3yo/up, 5fT, :58.13, gd. T-John unlap; J-R Hills; $28,947. 1--LAND OF DREAMS (GB), 119, f, 3, Cadeaux 3--Hitman (Ire), 1 22, c, 3, Contract Law-··Loveville, by Genereux (GB}--Sahara Star (GB) (GSW-Eng), by Assert Ire). 0-The Paper Boys. $7,484. Green Desert. 0-Sheikh Maktoum bin Rashid al Margins: H, 1 3/4, 4. Maktoum; B-Gainsborough Stud Management Ltd; Also ran: ark Shell, Casino Captive, Clapham Common. T-Mark Johnston; J-D Holland; $46,217. After 2 minutes, the stewards and judge still could­ 2--Lady Alexander (Ire), 119, f, 3, Night Shift-­ n't separ te Rabah (GB) and Nedawi (GB), who may Sandhurst Goddess (GB), by Sandhurst Princess (Ire). meet agai in the G2 Great Voltigeur S. Aug. 18 and 0-Mrs N O'Callaghan. $17,311. then poss bly in the G 1 St Leger Sept. 1 2. Ra bah, win­ 3--Lochangel (GB), 123, f, 4, Night Shift--Peckitts Well ner of the Predominate S. May 19, led from the start, (GB), by Lochnager (GB). 0-J C Smith. $8,327. pursued by Nedawi and the 6-4 favorite Hitman (Ire). Margins: 3/4, HD, 3/4. That orde was maintained until the quarter-mile pole, Also ran: My Best Valentine (GB), Bishops Court (GB), where th three leaders joined battle in a line across the Tedburrow (GB), Cathedral (Ire), Rambling Bear (GB), track. At he eighth pole Hitman could find no more and Dashing Blue (GB), Tadeo (GB), Easycall (GB), Averti a real bat le developed between Rabah and Nedawi and (Ire), Carmine Lake, Midnight Escape (GB), Almaty (Ire). the two b ushed twice in the closing stages. However, neither w s held to blame and the stewards allowed the ©Copyright Thoroughbred Daily News. This newspaper may dead-hea to stand. Godolphin's racing manager Simon not be reproduced in any form or by any means, electronic or Crisford s id, "We thought Nedawi had been beaten, mechanical, without prior written permission of the copyright especially when Frankie (Dettori) unsaddled in the spot owner, MediaVista. Information as to the races, race results reserved or the runner-up and he normally gets these and earnings was obtained from results charts published in things rig t. Nedawi was making only his third start and Daily Racing Form and utilized herewith with the permission of the copyright owner, Daily Racing Form. he is still nexperienced and a little weak." A BREED SHAPER Australia's At the inaugural JHRA Sale, progeny sired by SUNDAY SILENCE sold t ARROWFIELD STUD an average ofUS$670,000 ... John Messara ... the only Sunday Silence yearling sold outside Japan sold for US$1M Phone: +61 2 9223 8277 ... this season he is the sire of the top 3YO and top Older horse in Japan ... Fax: +61 2 9223 5795 ... there is only one farm that has exclusive Southern Hemisphere rights to Sund.a E-MAIL: [email protected] Silence and stands FUJIKISEKI, the only son of Sunday Silence outside Jap . www.arrowfield.com.au J?AGE 3 •THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS• 7-29-98

PRIX JACQUES DE BREMONT, $43,507, Vichy, France, Local News, France: 7-28, 4yo/up, 1 mT, 1 :40.40, sf. German champion filly Borgia !Ger} (Acatenango 1--KEEP PLAYING (FR), 123, c, 4, Highest Honor (Fr)-­ {Ger}), winner of the G1 Deutsches (German) Derby, Playing For Keeps {Ire), by Royal Match {GB). 0-Ecurie third in the G 1 Prix de I' Arc de Triomphe and runner-up I M Fares; B-Haras de Manneville; T-Jean-Claude in the G 1 Breeders Cup Turf last year, has recovered Rouget; J-J R Dubose; $23,427. from a tendon injury she sustained in training after 2--Gallipoli (GB), 123, g, 4, Efisio (GB)--Gemmologie finishing unplaced in the G 1 Dubai World Cup in March (Fr), by Crystal Glitters. $8,032. and is now in Chantilly with France's champion condi­ 3--Banafsajee, 120, f, 4, Pleasant Colony--Sous tioner Andre Fabre, who took over the filly's preparation Entendu, by Shadeed. $6,024. after owner Dietrich Von Boetticher split with German Margins: 1, 1 1 /2, 4. trainer Andreas Schutz earlier this year, A spokesman for the owner said, "The filly is back in training, but we CRITERIUM PARTENOPEO, $43,503, Naples, Italy, have no definite targets for her at the moment." 7-26, 2yo, 7f 11 OydsT, time: n/a, gd. 1--#TENDOR (FR), 123, c, 2, Kendor (Fr)--Tropical Moon (GB), by Pharly (Fr). ($31,423 yrl '97 AFAUG). MIDWEST 0-Lady Fashion; B-Mme Astrid Krzywicki; T-A Yesterday's• Result: • Tortorella; J-G Marcelli; $24, 168. 6th-HAW, $24,000, Msw, 2yo, 5f, 1 :00 1 /5, ft. 2--Rex's Line, 1 20, c, 2, Line In The Sand--Kind Rex, by +FRANKS GREEN MONEY (c, 2, With Approval--Green Rexson. ($14,000 yrl '97 OBSAUG; $6,000 yrl '97 Heights, by Miswaki), a $52,000 KEESEP yearling, ran OBSJAN). $10,634. wire-to-wire to win his bow by 2 1 /2 lengths at 3-1 . 3--Marta Medea (lty), 120, f, 2, Alzao--Pian de' Giullari Lifetime Record: 1-1-0-0, $14,400. (lty), by Madang (Ire). $5,800. 0-Calabre,se Frank. B-Bruce Smart (Ky). T-C Wayne. Margins: 2, 1, 1 /2. I AMERICAN-BRED WINNER IN IRELAND: 0. CALIFORNIA + Windward Rock, c, 2, Woodman--Windmill Point, by Local• Ne s, Hollywood Park: Storm Bird. Galway, 7-27, GPT Industrial Properties Keith C amblin has been named Vice President of (C&G) EBF Maiden S., 2yo, 7fT, $8, 738 to winner. Marketin and Public Relations at Hollywood Parko 0-Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid al Maktoum; Chamblin came to Hollywood Park in 1 995 as Director B-Beacon Stable; T-John Oxx. * 1 /2 to Stormy Temper of Marke iing. (Conquistador Cielo), SW, $140,588. * * $150,000 yrl '97 KEESEP. I

AMERICAN-BRED WINNERS ENGLAND: B~R•E•E•D•E•R•SI Seignorial, c, 3, Kingmambo--Suavite (GSP), by Alleged. EDITION Goodwood, 7-28, Grosvenor Casinos Cup H., 3yo/up, 1 3/4mT, $58,388 to winner. 0-John D Gunthe1'; CE RESULTS: B-Cashmark Farms Inc; T-Peter Chapple-Hyam. ;+ 1 /2 5th-HAW $28,000, 3/up, f/m, a1 m70yd, 1 :43 4/5, ft. to Suave Dancer (Green Dancer), MG1 SW-Fr, Ire, ELMIRA ULCH (f, 4, Gulch--Barronette {SW, $1,741,772; Suave Tern (Arctic Tern), Hwt. at 3 in $105,68 }, by Track Barron} Lifetime Record: 16-4-2-1, Fr, 9 1/2-11f, SW-Fr, MG1SP-lty, $326,039. $87,210. 0-Mark Point Stable. B-Peter IVl. Brant (KYL * * $1 20,000 yrl '96 KEESEP. T-Steven M Asmussen. China Red, g, 4, Red Ransom--Akamare (Fr), by Akarad (Fr). Goodwood, 7-28, Lord George Bentinck H., 8th-DEL, 26,900, 3yo/up, 6f, 1: 10 1 /5, ft. 3yo/up, 1 mT, $15,664 to winner. 0-N N Browne & LIVELY B SQUE (c, 3, Lively One--No No Basquette Partners; B-Robert Masterson; T-John Hills. * $45,000 {SW, $1 2,385}, by Nostrum) Lifetime f~ecord: yrl '95 KEESEP. 4-2-0-0, 32,400. O/B-John Franks (FL). T-P Gleaves. A # will distinguish first-time stakes-winners, a @ will indicate 5th-PHA, $18,000, 3yo/up, f/m, 11/16rn,1:47, ft. first-time graded stakes-winners, a + will denote winners who RED'S C OICE (m, 5, Nasty and Bold--Precious Stamp, are first-time starters, an (5) will be used for state-bred races, a (CJ will be used for maiden-claiming races and an (R) will be used by Red's opy) Lifetime Record: 44-9-3-4, $70,525. for other restricted races. 0-Jose S linas. B-David Poll (FL). T-Heriberto Pabon.

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WEEKEND PEDIGREE PERSPECTIV15i The Dearly Precious S. Saturday at Monmouth saw Lake Music (f, 3, Salt Lake--Quimper, by Palace Music) by Alan Porter __J take her record to four-for-five while scoring her first stakes victory. Lake Music has a combination which we BANSHEE BREEZE 3, Unbridled--Banshee V\finds, (f, note is beginning to appear in stakes winners, inbreed­ by Known Fact) ing to the mare Victoriana through her son Victoria Park Having sired two excellent colts--Unbridled's Song and her daughter Victoria Regina, the most common and Grindstone--in his first crop, Unbridled now has two sources being Vice Regent and The Minstrel. Lake Music fine fillies--Manistique and Banshee Breeze--in his third. has Vice Regent in the male line of her sire and The Unbridled was bred on the number one pattern for off­ Minstrel in the male line of her dam. Of course, since spring of his sire Fappiano, inbreeding to Rough 'n Tum­ Vice Regent is by Northern Dancer out of Victoria Re­ ble through his son Dr. Fager and his daughter My Dear gina, and The Minstrel is by Northern Dancer out of a Girl. Saturday's GI Coaching Club American Oaks win­ mare by Victoria Park, the pair are genetic relatives. ner Banshee Breeze intensifies that pattern, as her dam When one has a sire or dam with close inbreeding, is by Known Fact, whose sire, In Reality, is out of My one classic plan is to mate them with an individual who Dear Girl. This gives Banshee Breeze In Reality 4x~I and duplicatei an ancestor sitting between that close in­ Rough 'n Tumble 5x6x5. Oddly enough, this means that breeding. !An illustration of that pattern is found in the multiple Rough 'n Tumble strains have captured three pedigree cpf Mining Missharriet (f, 2, Mining-~Lazy One~ U.S. classics this year, though Real Quiet, who also has by Drone)I. the winner of Saturday's Magnolia S. at Ellis the pattern, just fell short over the same mile and a half Park. Her sire, Mining, is inbred 2x4 to Raise a Native. over which Banshee Breeze triumphed. The pattern has Sitting in etween the inbreeding is Mining's broodmare also worked for Unbridled's three-parts brother, sire, Buck asser, who is by Tom Fool out of a War Pentelicus: his first stakes winner, Cottage Flower,, was Admiral are. Mining Missharriet's dam is by Drone, out of a mare by a son of In Reality. who in tu n is out of a Tom Fool mare, and her third While Banshee Breeze is the first stakes winner by a dam is by War Admiral. Fappiano-line stallion out of a Known Fact mare, the reverse cross has produced stakes winners Fancy !Freda MAIDEN INNERS: and Shes Got The Facts. Given the power of the Rough Search fo Luv, c, 2, Regal Search--Luvsider, by 'n Tumble duplication, the success of Fappiano with Topsider. DEL, 7-28, 5 1 /2f, 1 :05 4/5. B-Superfine Known Fact is not surprising. However, Known Fact Farms, nc (Fl). * $120,000 2yo 1998 OBSAPR. mares might turn out to have particularly good potential +Franks reen Money, c, 2, With Approval--Green with Unbridled and his sons Unbridled's Song and Grind­ Heights by Miswaki. HAW, 7-28, 5f, 1 :00 1 /5. B-S stone. This is because there is a particularly close rela­ Bruce S art (Ky). * $52,000 yrl '97 KEESEP. tionship between Unbridled's granddam, Charedi, and Banner M ment, f, 3, Fortunate Moment--Hoist the Known Fact. Charedi is by In Reality out of a mare by Banner, by Hoist the Flag. HAW, 7-28, (S), 6 1 /2f, Buckpasser, a son of Tom Fool. Known Fact is by In 1: 19 1 / . B-Pinkley Jerry R (II). * 1 /2 to Stormy Deep Reality out of a mare by Tim Tam, another son of Tom (Diamo d Shoal {GB}), MSW, $565,672. Fool. Jadewoo , f, 3, Jade Hunter--Wood So (IVIGSW, $530, 1 5), by Baederwood. DEL, 7-28, 1 m, 1 :39 PEDIGREE SHORTS 2/5. B- ranks John (Ky). The winner of Saturday's $200,000-added Delaware French La et, f, 3, Lac Ouimet--Texas Frenchie, by Oaks was Nickel Classic (f, 3, Regal Classic--Spend a Halyard DEL, 7-28, (C), 6f, 1: 1 2. B-Ciavaglia, Nancy Nickel, by Plugged Nickle). Nickel Classic is the product E (Tx). of a clever pedigree pattern. Her sire, Regal Classic, has a granddam by Outing Class (by Nasrullah out of Track Medal, a sister to Swaps, and bred on the MOVING??? Hyperion/Beau Pere cross). Nickel Classic's fourth dam, Guide Line, is by Nasrullah out of Lurline B. (by or just a day or forever ... Hyperion's son Alibhai out of a Beau Pere mare) and is Call s with your new fax number. therefore extremely closely related to Outing Classic. For good measure, Nickel Classic's dam also has Flower (732) 747-8060 Bowl, another Alibhai (Hyperion)/Beau Pere cross. 4 winners from his first crop GLENCREST FARM L.L.C. AMERICAN CHAN E (606) 233-7032 Fax (606) 233-9404