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School of Deelites Hip No. Barn 9H 182 Consigned by Hidden Brook Sales, Agent School of Deelites Private Account Private Terms . { Laughter Afternoon Deelites . Medaille d’Or { Intimate Girl . School of Deelites { Hot Food Star Kingdom Bay mare; *Noholme II . { Oceana foaled 1998 {School of Art . Specialmante (1982) { Special Art . { Teacher’s Art By AFTERNOON DEELITES (1992), $1,061,193, Hollywood Fut. [G1], Malibu S. [G1], etc. Sire of 5 crops, 7 black type winners, 93 win- ners, $4,482,077, including Miss Pickums (to 4, 2002, $376,809, Golden Rod S. [G2], etc.), Deeliteful Irving (to 4, 2002, $284,472, Pan American H. [G2], etc.), Premeditation (to 3, 2002, $274,670). 1st dam SCHOOL OF ART, by *Noholme II. Winner at 3 and 4, $57,540. Dam of 10 foals of racing age, including a 3-year-old of 2003, eight to race, 7 winners, including-- CO ART (g. by Copelan). 26 wins, 3 to 10, $397,276, Private Terms S. (SUF, $15,000), Manchester H. (RKM, $15,000) twice, 2nd Topsider S. (SUF, $5,000), Private Terms S. (SUF, $5,000), William Almy Jr. S. (SUF, $5,000), Rockingham Sprint H. (RKM, $5,000), 3rd Topsider S. (SUF, $2,500) twice, Rockingham Sprint H. (RKM, $2,500), Lou Smith Memorial H. (RKM, $2,500). A POINT WELL MADE (g. by Copelan). 19 wins, 3 to 9, 2002, $229,249, Claiming Crown Iron Horse S.-R (CBY, $27,500). SEA ART (f. by Journey At Sea). 3 wins at 2, $84,152, Palatine Breeders’ Cup S. (AP, $31,230), Schaumburg S. (AP, $16,335). Producer. School of Deelites (f. by Afternoon Deelites). Black type-placed winner, see below. Paint Her Gold (f. by Strike the Gold). 5 wins, 3 to 6, $235,674. 2nd dam SPECIAL ART, by Specialmante. 3 wins at 3 and 4, $33,165. Dam of 7 foals, 6 to race, 5 winners, including-- Artificer. 7 wins, 3 to 6, $78,082. Script Writer. 10 wins at 4 and 5, $60,691. Artistic Miss. Dam of 5 foals, all winners, including-- Forsythe’s Tune (f. by Forsythe Boy). 15 wins, 3 to 7, $172,578, 2nd Queen of the Green Breeders’ Cup H. [L] (TUP, $11,120), etc. Artistic One. 4 wins at 4, $26,940. Dam of Niko the Greek (g. by Future Storm) 6 wins, $88,020, 2nd Great Falls S. [L], MED, $12,000; Yasou Daniel (c. by Pentelicus) 4 wins to 4, 2002, $60,920. 3rd dam TEACHER’S ART, by *Quibu. 5 wins at 2, $121,494, Majorette S., etc. Half- sister to Teacher’s Beau. Dam of 5 winners, including BEAT INFLATION (9 wins, $151,220, Los Angeles H.-G2, etc., sire), Art Director. Granddam of FORMATIC (10 wins, $116,030). Race Record: At 2, one win, twice 2nd; at 3, once 3rd (OBS Sprint S.-R, OTC, $5,000); at 4, once 2nd. Totals: 1 win, 3 times 2nd, once 3rd, Earned $40,027. Not pregnant. 12-02 pedout.txt jm3677 kg/l/l HIP NUMBER:182 Barn 9H Hip No. Consigned by Hidden Brook Sales, Agent 205 Torrie Ann *Nasrullah Red God . { Spring Run Blushing Groom (FR) . Wild Risk { Runaway Bride (GB) . { Aimee Torrie Ann . Round Table Bay mare; Right Combination . { Oak Cluster foaled 1981 {Cailey Jane . Chop Chop (1970) { Canadiana . { Iribelle By BLUSHING GROOM (FR) (1974), champion. Leading sire, sire of 93 black type winners, 11 champions, including Arazi [G1] ($520,000 in N.A.), Blushing John [G1] ($1,542,606). Leading broodmare sire, sire of dams of black type winners T.M. Opera O., Mayano Top Gun, Yama- nin Zephyr, Awesome Again, Lammtarra, Taiki Treasure, Flute, etc. 1st dam Cailey Jane, by Right Combination. 3 wins, $24,550, 2nd Princess Elizabeth S., Yearling Sales S., 3rd Natalma S., etc. Half-sister to ALL CANA- DIAN, Champlain. Dam of 7 foals, 6 winners, including-- GLENORUM (c. by Prove Out). 7 wins, 3 to 6 in France, Grand Prix de Deauville-G2, La Coupe de Maisons-Laffitte-G3, etc. Sire. NORTH DOWNS (f. by Hoist the Flag). 3 wins at 3, $49,549, Ontario Colleen H.-R, 2nd Maple Leaf S.-R. Dam of Get Down Girl (f. by Per- sonal Hope), So Cheerful (12 wins, $207,677), etc. Granddam of WACO CONNECTION (c. by Danzig Connection) 4 wins, $162,272. Black type-placed winners: Lauries Minstrel (f. by The Minstrel), Lyne- ham (c. by Ack Ack), Torrie Ann (f. by Blushing Groom-FR) below. Race Record: (In France) at 2, one win, once 3rd (Prix des Reservoirs-G3) in 2 starts; at 3, three times 2nd (Prix Cleopatre-G3, Prix Finlande, Prix d’Automne), once 3rd. Earned 41,314 Euro. (In N.A.) at 4, one win, once 3rd. Earned $11,160. Produce Record: 1988 foal died; 1995 foal born dead; 1997 not pregnant. 1987 Canadian Deputy, g. by Deputy Minister. 14 wins, 3 to 8, $53,396. 1989 Rodin, c. by Pleasant Colony. 6 wins, 3 to 6, $186,587, 3rd Breed- ers’ S.-R (WO, $33,000). 1990 Ballmark, c. by Alleged. Unraced. 1991 Left My Heart, g. by Forty Niner. 4 wins, 3 to 5, $25,217. 1992 Westward Trek, g. by Forty Niner. Placed at 4, $2,855. 1993 Via Lactea, f. by Capote. Winner at 3, $9,120. Dam of-- MEDALHA MILAGROSA (f. by Miners’ Mark). 3 wins in 6 starts at 2 in Brazil, champion at 2 in Brazil, Grande Premio Joao Cecilio Ferraz [G2], Presidente Joao Carlos Leite Penteado, 2nd Grande Premio Presidente Guilherme Ellis [G3], etc.; placed at 4, 2002 in N.A. 1994 Untold Gold, c. by Seeking the Gold. 4 wins at 3 and 4, $65,677. 1996 Spectacular Lady, f. by Colonial Affair. Placed at 2 and 3, $8,770. 1998 Patented, f. by Patton. Unraced. 1999 That Is All, f. by Sandpit (BRZ). Unplaced, $5,895. 2000 Santor, c. by Sandpit (BRZ). Unplaced. 2001 c. by Sandpit (BRZ); 2002 not pregnant. Last mated March 25, 2002 and BELIEVED TO BE PREGNANT to-- SANDPIT (BRZ) (1989) (Baynoun [IRE]--Sand Dancer), [G1] chp in Brazil; [G1] $3,147,973 in NA. Sire of 3 crops, including 2-year- olds of 2003, 3 black type winners, $1,349,534, including Sheza Nasty Lady (4 wins at 3, 2002, $107,680), Bolaro (at 2, 2002, $88,980). 12-02 pedout.txt jm3473 mb/l/l HIP NUMBER:205 Hip No. Barn 9H 220 Consigned by Hidden Brook Sales, Agent Academie Royale (IRE) Northern Dancer Nijinsky II . { Flaming Page Royal Academy . Crimson Satan Academie { Crimson Saint . { Bolero Rose Royale (IRE) . Never Bend Bay mare; Riverman . { River Lady foaled 1994 {Ste Nitouche . Snob (1978) { Suffisante . { Suffragette By ROYAL ACADEMY (1987), [G1], hwt. Sire of 76 black type winners, including Val Royal ($990,800 in NA, Breeders’ Cup Mile [G1], etc.), Oscar Schindler [G1] (hwt.), Carmine Lake (IRE) [G1], Royal Strand (IRE) ($716,411 in N.A.), Sardaukar (GB). Sire of dams of black type winners Derby Regno, Big Huble, Markhan, Serisia, Bermunda Grass, etc. 1st dam Ste Nitouche, by Riverman. Winner at 3 in Italy, 3rd Premio Baggio, Pre- mio Giovanni Falck. Dam of 9 foals, 8 to race, 7 winners, incl.-- SAGITTARIUS (c. by Sadler’s Wells). 2 wins in 3 starts at 5 in Swe- den, Kapplopningssallskapets Stora Prijs, 2nd Stockholm Cup Inter- national [G3]; winner in 1 start at 5 in Germany; winner at 5 in Norway; placed in 1 start at 5 in Denmark, 2nd BMS Scandinavian Open Championship [G3]; placed in 2 starts at 5 and 6, 2002 in Eng- land, 2nd Betfair.com Ormonde S. [G3], Royal Court Theatre Cumber- land Lodge S. [G3]. Champion 3 times in Scandinavia. SAINT SAMBA (f. by Thatch). 10 wins, 2 to 4 in Italy, Premio Royal Mares [G3] twice, Premio Baqutta [G3], Premio Seregno, Premio Alta- guardi, Premio Pietro Bessero, Premio Sergio Cumani, 2nd Premio Pietro Bessero, 3rd Premio Legnano [G2], Criterium Nazionale [G3]. Producer. Granddam of SHIBUNI’S FALCON (c. by Polar Falcon) to 5 2002 in Italy, hwt at 9 1/2 - 11 fur., Premio Roma [G1], Premio G. Berardelli [G2], Gran Premio d’Italia, Premio Emanuele Filberto, etc. SAINT GEORGETTE (f. by Glenstal). 4 wins at 2 and 3 in Italy, Pre- mio Giovanni Falck, 3rd Premio Lydia Tesio [G2]. 2nd dam SUFFISANTE, by Snob. Placed in France. Dam of 6 foals, 5 winners, incl.-- Sinope (f. by Aureole). 3 wins at 3 and 4 in France, 2nd La Coupe de Maisons-Laffitte-G3, etc. Dam of SO SNOB (f. by Kenmare), Shelley (c. by Green Dancer). Granddam of SANDPIT (BRZ) (c. by Baynoun-IRE) champion, $3,147,973 in N.A., Caesars International H. [G1], etc.; SANDHILL (BRZ) [G3] (f. by Baynoun-IRE), Sandbox (c. by Benefice). Ste Nitouche (f. by Riverman). Black type-placed winner, see above. Race Record: (In France) at 2, unraced; at 3, unplaced in 2 starts; at 4, one win, 3 times 2nd. Earned 8,780 Euro. (In Ireland) at 3, unplaced in 1 start. Earned 178 Euro. Produce Record: 2000 Academia Real, f. by Banker’s Gold. Has not started. 2001 f. by Sandpit (BRZ); 2002 not pregnant. Last mated February 21, 2002 and BELIEVED TO BE PREGNANT to-- SANDPIT (BRZ) (1989) (Baynoun [IRE]--Sand Dancer), [G1] chp in Brazil; [G1] $3,147,973 in NA. Sire of 3 crops, including 2-year- olds of 2003, 3 black type winners, $1,349,534, including Sheza Nasty Lady (4 wins at 3, 2002, $107,680), Bolaro (at 2, 2002, $88,980). 12-02 pedout.txt jm3472 mb/l/l HIP NUMBER:220.
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