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Dale Sales Agency, Agent 107 Silver Tap Barn 8-11 Hip No. Consigned by Hill ’n’ Dale Sales Agency, Agent 107 Silver Tap Vice Regent Deputy Minister . { Mint Copy Silver Deputy . Mr. Prospector { Silver Valley . { Seven Valleys Silver Tap . Northern Dancer Dark bay/br. mare; Topsider . { Drumtop foaled 1999 {Tops in Taps . Lightning Orphan (1983) { Lightning Carol . { Carol’s Witty By SILVER DEPUTY (1985), black type winner. Sire of 13 crops, 56 black type winners, 382 winners, $36,385,905 in NA/US, $911,- 560 in Can, including champions Silverbulletday [G1] ($3,093,207), Deputy Inxs ($790,559), etc. Sire of dams of black type winners Wake at Noon, Wiseman’s Ferry, El Corredor, Miss Noire, etc. 1st dam TOPS IN TAPS, by Topsider. 9 wins, 3 to 5, $278,039, Whitemarsh H. [L] (PHA, $32,940), 2nd Affectionately H. [G3], Dearly Precious S. (MTH, $8,000), Squan Song S. (MED, $8,000), 3rd Barbara Fritchie H. [G3], Celosia S. [R] (PHA, $2,420). Dam of 6 foals of racing age, 5 to race, all winners, including-- Big Blusher (g. by Blushing John). Winner at 4 and 5, $31,724. Owensboro (g. by West by West). 3 wins, 3 to 5, 2003, $27,681. Sue’s Ruby (f. by Crafty Prospector). Winner at 2, $23,865. Producer. 2nd dam LIGHTNING CAROL, by Lightning Orphan. 2 wins at 3. Dam of 3 winners-- TOPS IN TAPS (f. by Topsider). Black type winner, see above. Indian Lightning. 2 wins at 2, $19,874. Dam of 5 winners, including-- Crafty Mana (c. by Crafty Prospector). 18 wins, 3 to 7, $164,504, 3rd Malus S. [R] (PHA, $2,552). Sire. Tell No One. 4 wins at 3 and 4, $11,665. Producer. Cut ’n Flash. Unraced. Dam of 2 winners including-- CATHY QUICK (f. by Cathy’s Reject). 10 wins, 2 to 6, $226,718, Jefferson Downs Budweiser Breeders’ Cup H. (JND, $40,140), Pontal- ba S. (FG, $19,700), Pan Zareta S. (FG, $16,365), Fancy Naskra S. (LAD, $13,656), 2nd Fair Grounds Oaks [G3], etc. Dam of COTTON HOUSE BAY (f. by Carson City) 2 wins, $160,450, Valley Stream S. [L], etc.; Massive (c. by Tactical Advantage) to 3, 2003, $79,900, 3rd Adventura S. [L], GP, $27,500. 3rd dam CAROL’S WITTY, by Admiral Vee. 17 wins, $63,587, Marion H. Half-sister to OUTFIELDER. Dam of 6 foals, all winners, including-- HY CAROL. 25 wins, 2 to 7, $298,804, Vivacious H. twice, etc. Dam of-- Carol Singhs. 16 wins, $117,104, 3rd Illinois Breeders Futurity-R. Only Foolin. 11 wins, 2 to 6, $107,158. SCOTT ALAN. 15 wins, 2 to 9, $107,100, Junior H., etc. Carol’s Marc. 13 wins, 2 to 7, $58,269, 2nd Fledgling S. Race Record: At 2, unraced; at 3, one win in 2 starts; at 3, once 2nd. Earned $11,640. Broodmare prospect. 12-03 JMPEDOUT.TXT jp4733 kg/l/lKYFEB18 HIP NUMBER:107 Hip No. Barn 8-11 192 Consigned by Hill ’n’ Dale Sales Agency, Agent Makam (IRE) Northern Dancer Danzig . { Pas de Nom Green Desert . Sir Ivor { Foreign Courier . { Courtly Dee Makam (IRE) . Raise a Native Bay filly; Mr. Prospector . { Gold Digger foaled 2000 {Simaat . Our Native (1990) { Satiety . { Beanery By GREEN DESERT (1983), Norcros July Cup [G1], etc. Among the lead- ing sires in Eng. Sire of 64 black type winners, including Sheikh Albadou ($620,000 in NA, Breeders’ Cup Sprint [G1], etc.), Desert Boy (champion 4 times), Desert Track (chp). Sire of dams of black type winners Almutawakel (GB), Pipalong, Kahal (GB), Tushna, etc. 1st dam SIMAAT, by Mr. Prospector. Winner at 3 in England. Dam of 7 foals of racing age, 6 to race, 5 winners, including-- Makim (IRE) (f. by Green Desert). Black type-placed winner, see below. Al Ihsas (IRE) (f. by Danehill). 2 wins at 3 in England, 2nd Queen Mary S. [G3]. Shart (c. by Last Tycoon). 8 wins, 4 to 7 in Spain; placed in England. 2nd dam SATIETY, by Our Native. 6 wins, 3 to 5, $103,686, Bowl of Flowers S., 2nd Fleur de Lis H.-L. Sister to ROCKHILL NATIVE. Dam of-- Why So Much. Winner at 2, $18,988. Dam of 7 foals, 6 winners, including-- BECAUSE I’M GOLD (f. by Miswaki). 4 wins at 2 and 3, $91,679, City of Hialeah S. (HIA, $17,460), 3rd Twin Lights S. [L] (MTH, $5,000). Dam of Jommaanah (at 3, 2003, champion in Saudi Arabia). Why So Quiet (c. by Quiet American). 5 wins, 2 to 4, placed at 7, 2003, $151,735, 3rd Waquoit S. (SUF, $2,500). Que Bonita (f. by Meadowlake). Placed, 2 to 4, 2003, $63,810 in N.A./U.S., 3rd Kentucky Cup Juvenile Fillies S. [L] (TP, $10,000); placed in 2 starts at 4, 2003 in Canada. Jaded Promise. Placed in France and N.A. Dam of Blond Hair (c. by El Prado-IRE) in Venezuela, 2nd Clasico Francisco de Miranda, etc. 3rd dam Beanery, by *Cavan. 8 wins, 2 to 5, $46,641, 2nd Mademoiselle S., 3rd Bal- moral Lassie S. Dam of 8 foals, 6 winners, including-- ROCKHILL NATIVE. 10 wins in 17 starts at 2 and 3, $465,122, champion colt at 2, Futurity S.-G1, Sapling S.-G1, Blue Grass S.-G1, Cowdin S.-G2, Everglades S., Jefferson Cup S., 2nd Champagne S.-G1, etc. PRON REGARD. 8 wins, 2 to 4, $139,536, Jefferson Cup-L, Lottery Winners H., Shakertown S., Frankfort S., 2nd Anchorage H.-L. Sire. SATIETY. Black type winner, see above. Georgia Power. Placed in 1 start at 2. Dam of NANTAHELA (3 wins, $110,879), Naughty Nana, Ziggy’s Power. Forest Fairy. Dam of Full Moons Arisin (2 wins at 2, 2003, $77,216). Race Record: (In England) at 2, once 3rd in 2 starts. Earned 783 pounds. (In N.A.) at 3, one win, 3 times 2nd (CTT and Thoroughbred Owners of Cali- fornia H. [L], DMR, $15,305). Earned $56,235. Broodmare prospect. 12-03 JMPEDOUT.TXT jp4739 kg/l/l HIP NUMBER:192 Barn 8-11 Hip No. Property of Estate of John Franks, Hill ’n’ Dale Sales Agency, Agent 224 Cat Ridge Northern Dancer Storm Bird . { South Ocean Storm Cat . Secretariat { Terlingua . { Crimson Saint Cat Ridge . Nonoalco Bay horse; Melyno (IRE) . { Comely (FR) foaled 1998 {Jewell Ridge . Judger (1985) { Say What You Mean . { Call the Queen By STORM CAT (1983), $570,610. Leading sire twice. Sire of 14 crops, 113 black type winners, $57,735,365 in NA/US, $204,068 in Canada, including Cat Thief [G1] ($3,951,012), Tabasco Cat [G1] ($2,347,671), Sharp Cat [G1] ($2,032,575), Hold That Tiger (chp), Mountain Cat ($1,478,901), Storm Flag Flying [G1] ($988,580, chp). 1st dam JEWELL RIDGE, by Melyno (IRE). Winner at 3. Dam of 8 other foals, 8 to race, 5 winners, including-- JEWEL PRINCESS (f. by Key to the Mint). 13 wins, 2 to 5, $1,904,060, champion, Breeders’ Cup Distaff [G1], Santa Margarita Invitational H. [G1], Vanity Invitational H. [G1], Santa Maria H. [G1], Louis- ville Breeders’ Cup H. [G2], La Canada S. [G2], El Encino S. [G2], San Clemente H. [G3], Linda Vista Breeders’ Cup H. [G3], San Jose Breeders’ Cup (BM, $45,150), 2nd Apple Blossom H. [G1], Milady Breeders’ Cup H. [G1], Lady’s Secret Breeders’ Cup H. [G2], Haw- thorne H. [G2], 3rd Vanity H. [G1], Beldame S. [G1], Santa Margar- ita Invitational H. [G1], Hempstead H. [G1], La Brea S. [G2], Her- old C. Ramser Sr. H. [L] (SA, $15,000). Producer. TOPAZ RUNNER (g. by Jeblar). 8 wins, $157,820, Bill Braucher S. [L] (CRC, $30,000), 2nd Calder Derby [G3], 3rd Pete Axthelm H. [L]. Precious Jewell (f. by Fortunate Prospect). 4 wins at 3, $67,742, 3rd Sambacarioca H. (CRC, $2,942). 2nd dam Say What You Mean, by Judger. Winner at 3, $20,520, 3rd Ruffian H. Half- sister to Tumbler, Fabulous Prince. Dam of 12 winners, including-- GERRIE SINGER (f. by L’Enjoleur). 19 wins, 2 to 6, $360,211, Bewitch S. [G3], Matchmaker H. [O], Game Heart H. (HAW, $22,275), etc. Sugar Hill Chick (f. by Fit to Fight). 5 wins, 2 to 5, $125,930, 3rd Salem County S. (MED, $3,850), 4th Schuylerville S. [G2], Astoria S. [G3]. Dam of GLOBALIZE (c. by Summer Squall) 5 wins, $623,650, Turfway Spiral S. [G2], California Juvenile S. [G3], Golden State Mile S. [L], BM, $55,000, 2nd Coolmore Lexington S. [G2], etc.; Summer Squeeze (f. by Summer Squall) 4 wins, $123,245. A Mean Fit. Winner at 3, $17,325. Dam of TUFF CHICK (f. by Wild Again) 5 wins, $322,743 in N.A./U.S., 3rd Natalma S. [G3]; winner at 5, 2003, $62,940-CAN in Canada, Lauries Dancer S.,FE, $36,000, etc. Spell It Right. Dam of Sunset Boy (g. by Sharp Frosty) to 7, 2003. Race Record: At 2, unraced; at 3, unplaced in 1 start; at 4, unplaced; at 5, twice 2nd, once 3rd; at 6, 2004, unraced through January 8. Earned $21,550. Breeders’ Cup nominated. KTDF. 12-03 JMPEDOUT.TXT jr4537 mb/l/l HIP NUMBER:224 Hip No. Barn 8-11 Property of Estate of John Franks, 235 Hill ’n’ Dale Sales Agency, Agent One Last Dance In Reality Taylor’s Falls . { Nilene Wonder Charging Falls . Space Commander { Charging Joy . { Joy San One Last Dance . Nearctic Chestnut mare; Northern Dancer . { Natalma foaled 1993 {Jenny Dancer . *Don Poggio (1976) { Helen Jennings . { *Pinny Gray By CHARGING FALLS (1981), $574,118, Phoenix Gold Cup [G3], Los Angeles H.
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