BILL OPPENHEIM HEADLINE p. 2 NEWS For information about TDN, DELIVERED EACH NIGHT BY FAX AND FREE BY E-MAIL TO SUBSCRIBERS OF call 732-747-8060. www.thoroughbreddailynews.com WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 2007 STRONG CONTENDER TO STONEWALL ‘PEGASUS’ MAKES IT A HAPPY NEW YEAR Strong Contender (Maria=s Mon--Kopenhagen, by Following his victory in the G1-HK Hong Kong Classic Dynaformer), winner of last season=s GII Dwyer S. and Mile Jan. 28, there remained some doubt as to whether GII Super Derby, will enter stud at Stonewall Farm in Floral Pegasus (Fusaichi Pegasus) could handle the Versailles, Ky. He will stand for a added distance required to make him a Derby con- $10,000 fee. AStrong Contender tender. Before 85,000 racegoers certainly lived up to his name,@ on the Chinese New Year pro- said Stonewall=s Director of Stal- gram yesterday, the chestnut lion Operations Ken Wilkins. son of the 2000 AThere was a buzz about this winner answered in emphatic horse from the time he broke his fashion, defeating Viva Macau (Fr) (Sendawar {Ire}), who also maiden in his two-year-old debut HKJC photo Strong Contender and both his sire and broodmare finished runner-up in the Classic Equi-Photo sire were among the top five on Mile. Camped in fourth and never America=s list of leading sires last far from a sedate pace, Floral Pegasus pounced on the year.@ Purchased for $800,000 by John Oxley at frontrunners nearing the midstretch marker and sprinted Keeneland=s April Two Year Olds in Training Sale in home an easy winner. Viva Macau sat a wide trip off 2005, the chestnut won four of eight career starts and the deliberate tempo and ran with credit to be second. bankrolled $618,000. AHe's a super horse,@ commented winning trainer Tony Cruz. AHe has the conformation of a sprinter, but he has the stamina too. He's out of a Mill Reef mare and his

PA DERBY PURSE NOW $1 MILLION father won a Kentucky Derby. He travels great in the This year=s running of Philadelphia Park=s GII Pennsyl- run and I'm looking forward to the Derby with him.@ vania Derby will carry a $1-million purse, it was an- The HK$16 million ($2.1 million) Hong Kong Derby over nounced yesterday. This marks 2000 meters is set for Mar. 18. For a video replay, click the first race to be run at the broadband or modem. Bensalem racetrack that will carry a seven-figure purse. AThere=s Tuesday, Sha Tin, Hong Kong something special about that MERCEDES-BENZ HONG KONG DERBY TRIAL-G2-HK million-dollar plateau,@ Philly Park (Listed), HK$3,000,000, Sha Tin, 2-20, 4yo, 1800mT, CEO Hal Handel commented. 1:48.80, gd. We re excited that we can now 1--FLORAL PEGASUS (AUS), 126, g, 4, by Fusaichi Pegasus Sun King & Tracy Farmer A = offer our fans a race like this.@ 1st Dam: Crown Crest (GB), by Mill Reef following the ‘05 Pa Derby 2nd Dam: Crown Treasure, by Graustark Equi-Photo Following a year=s hiatus, this sea- son=s Derby returns on Labor 3rd Dam: Treasure Chest, by Rough=n Tumble Day, Sept. 3. Tracy Farmer=s Sun King won the 2005 O-Jacky C M Chan & Mr & Mrs Sammy C Y Chan; edition by 4 1/2 lengths over Southern Africa. B-M Sakurai; T-A S Cruz; J-G Mosse; HK$1,710,000. Lifetime Record: 16-9-3-2, HK$11,838,300. *1/2 to Evacuate (Aus) (Giant=s Causeway), GSP-Aus. Missed recent TDN Rising Stars STREET MAGICIAN 2--Viva Macau (Fr), 126, c, 4, Sendawar (Ire)--Diyawara (Street Cry {Ire}), KETCHIKAN (Mr. Greeley), (Ire), by Doyoun (Ire). O-Stanley Ho; B-His Highness (Smart Strike) & SPIN MASTER the Aga Khan=s Stud SC; T-J Moore; HK$660,000. (Distorted Humor)? 3--Down Town (Aus), 126, g, 4, Scenic (Ire)--Twain Check out the TDN Rising Stars section on our website (Aus), by Kenvain (Aus). O-Toby K T Lam & John S T and read the write-up! Chan; B-Kentville Pty Ltd; T-C H Yip; HK$345,000. Margins: 1HF, 3/4, HF. Odds: 13-10, 5-2, 13-1.

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FROM THE DESK OF... Bill Oppenheim

SIRES ON ALL-WEATHER TRACKS In today=s racing environment, there can hardly be a more timely line of inquiry than whether certain stal- lions are proving more proficient at siring runners on the new 21st-century all-weather racing surfaces. Through the efforts of Hank Zeitlin at Equibase, and Carl Hamil- ton and Mark Adkins at The Club Information Systems (TJCIS), we are able to bring you some results of these inquiries, covering racing on all-weather sur- faces in North America and Great Britain through the end of 2006. We=d also like to recognize the encourage- ment, especially, of Keeneland president Nick Nichol- son, and the very able assistance of Darley Flying Start graduate Gary Hadden. The North American information can be explained quite straightforwardly: these statistics cover racing on all recognized >all-weather= surfaces in North America, beginning with the Turfway meet Sept. 7, 2005, and including Keeneland, Woodbine, and Hollywood Park, as well as Turfway in 2006. This includes racing on whichever all-weather surface is in use at the particular racetrack--Polytrack, Cushion Track, Tapeta, or what- ever (Hollywood has installed Cushion Track; (859) 233-4252 Keeneland, Turfway and Woodbine all have Polytrack). www.claibornefarm.com So that includes about 16 months of racing, during which 9,368 individual starters by 1,388 sires included As Equibase and TJCIS continue to develop these 2,086 winners, 94 of them stakes winners. There were figures, we shall have to see whether Southwell, in 22.3-percent winners to starters, and almost exactly Great Britain, and French tracks like Deauville and one-percent stakes winners to starters. The 9,368 Cagnes-sur-Mer should be added. At the British tracks runners earned a total of $67,370,777, an average of covered, there have been a total of 14,391 starters, of $7,192 per starter. Since each racetrack simply re- which 3,118 are winners (21.7 percent, almost exactly places dirt with all-weather, the statistics will therefore the same as North America=s 22.3 percent), represent- reflect the class of horse that runs on that surface at ing 1,053 sires. Reflecting the lower standard of that meeting: so far, generally better horses at Polytrack racing in Britain, as well as its lower purse- Keeneland, Woodbine, and Hollywood; generally lower- money structure, there have been only 32 stakes win- class horses at Turfway. ners (0.22 percent of starters). Total Polytrack earnings In Great Britain, the statistics are a little bit less in Britain were $50,768,144, which is $3,528 per straightforward. True, they reflect the class of racing at starter--just under half the average for North American the racetrack covered, but all-weather racing in Britain all-weather starters. has been geared towards lower-class and winter horses, as the original intent was to provide an alterna- Cum AEI & Top 100... tive to jump racing (especially when frost, snow, or--in With the assistance of TJCIS in what was essentially this era of global warming--waterlogging cancelled a research project, Gary and I first started spinning the racing) so that punters and bookmakers could have dials on the North American sire information action virtually every day of the year. Also, the British (broodmare sire statistics will follow next week), and statistics cover racing on the Polytrack surface only; came up with quite an interesting little index incorporat- these include Lingfield, going all the way back to Nov. ing three categories: percentage of winners to starters; 13, 2001; Wolverhampton, beginning when that sur- average earnings per starter; and percentage of stakes face was relaid with Polytrack, beginning Oct. 2, 2004; winners to starters. However, we realized that since so and Kempton, which reopened with Polytrack instead much of the racing was pretty low class, the percent- of dirt Mar. 25, 2006. age of winners to starters isn=t that significant. TDN P HEADLINE NEWS • 2/21/07 • PAGE 3 of 7

Oppenheim cont. And the miniscule percentage of stakes winners in Britain means no comparison of that statistic with North American racing could be meaningful. Moreover, if you want to be able to look at a sire=s combined runners, the gulf in average earnings means simply combining North American and British earnings would The first major two-year-old sale of the year, at OBS, went not give us a true picture. sideways, like the market has all year so far. But look at Therefore, we turned to the time-honored average- Goffs’ February: up 67% in gross and 56% on average. earnings index, not annualized, but computed on a Ireland must be the only place on the planet where, when cumulative basis since September 2005 in North Amer- people have discretionary capital, the first thing they say to ica, and for the Polytrack dates listed above in Britain. themselves is, “maybe I’ll buy a horse.” Roar on, Celtic Tiger. So if a sire had 10 all-weather starters in North America -- Bill Oppenheim and total earnings of $71,920, his runners= average earnings would be $7,192, and his North American AW cumulative AEI would be 1.00. Similarly, if the same sire had 10 Polytrack starters in Britain which earned a total of $35,280, his runners= average earnings there would be $3,528, for a British Polytrack cumulative AEI of 1.00. You then essentially add the results of two sides together to get the combined AW Cumulative AEI. That=s how the method, originated by Joe Estes at The Blood-Horse more than 50 years ago, works. Of course, as I point out every time we run APEX ratings, the one big flaw in an average-earnings index is that one great horse can create a rather misleading impression that a sire is more consistently better than maybe he is. In this case, the earnings of stakes winners may somewhat create that effect, especially with all-weather racing really in its infancy. When we add the figures from North America and Great Britain together, a total of 23,759 starters (by 2,158 individual sires) were in- cluded in our survey. In any single year, there are some- thing like 70,000 starters between North America and Britain, so the entire study that we=ve been considering comprises less than a third of the runners in the U.S., Canada, and Great Britain just in one year. So it=s really a relatively small sample size at this point. Small sample size it may be, but there have still been 23,759 starters by 2,158 sires. Of these, we decided, on present evidence, that we would find the top 100 of what turned out to be 731 sires which had seven or more starters on all-weather in North America and Polytrack in Britain. The top 100, by cumulative AW average-earnings index, are listed in this issue. You can click through here for alphabetical lists (in excel format) of the 731 sires which were therefore eligible for this top 100; and here for all 2,158 sires which had one or more AW/Polytrack starters. We sold Kentucky Derby hopeful and The influence of one big winner on a cumulative GIII Hollywood Prevue S. winner BELGRAVIA average-earnings index is perhaps illustrated by the at the 2006 Fasig-Tipton Calder sale. overall leader, none other than Dubai Millennium, whose seven Polytrack starters in Britain included Echo Look for BTB’s 2YOs at the of Light. He had a ,56,780 payday when capturing the G3 Summer Mile S. at Lingfield last July, helping his upcoming Fasig-Tipton Calder sire realize a cumulative AW average-earnings index of sale March 6! 6.85. Oppenheim cont. 859-275-2120 • [email protected] TDN P HEADLINE NEWS • 2/21/07 • PAGE 4 of 7

As you see, the first four on the list all had 11 or fewer runners, all on the Polytrack in Great Britain. Of the five top North American sires, three are Canadian, which reflects the strength of the prize money and the length of the meet at Woodbine. Those three are: the sadly departed Archer=s Bay (3.35), the son of Silver Deputy who also ranked so high on the APEX lists; Elajjud (3.24), a heretofore obscure son of Dayjur whose stock did seem to move up on the AW; and Bold Executive (3.19), a perennial leading Canadian sire by Bold Ruckus. The top American stallions were Stormy Atlantic (4.08), sire of GI Hollywood Futurity winner Stormello ($264,900) and multiple Woodbine two-year- old SW Leonnatus Anteas; and Malibu Moon (3.28), sire of Keeneland Grade III winner Malibu Mint. You=d be pretty encouraged by both sires= all-weather perfor- mance: it certainly helped Stormy Atlantic secure his North American two-year-old sire championship; and, considering Malibu Moon=s sire, A.P. Indy, himself has a 2.66 cumulative all-weather AEI, the (albeit limited) evidence hints that this line may be well suited to North American all-weather racing. It=s probably of limited significance that you have to click through to find the likes of Storm Cat (1.34), Distorted Humor (1.37), and Kingmambo (0.89); we are dealing with very small sample sizes, and most good horses by the top sires, even in North America, will not have even seen an all-weather racetrack yet. Rather than saying they don=t work, what would be more accurate would be to speculate that probably the many moderate horses by top sires haven=t yet shone on the all-weather. As with all these statistics, it will only take one top horse to alter the picture dramatically. Similarly, it would be dangerous to read too much into the statis- tics so far for Sadler=s Wells (0.56) and his sons Montjeu (0.66) and Galileo (0.70), especially since his North American son, El Prado, has a 2.13 index--no doubt from better opportunity at the better tracks. In Britain even more than America so far, a sire=s best runners seldom appear on the Polytrack. It is starting to change now. Better races will attract better runners, and the picture could look quite different for some of these top sires in another year or two. Three British sires which I did think had quite impressive numbers, as things now stand, are: Green Desert (89 runners, 2.51 cum all-weather AEI); Efisio (105 runners, 1.92); and Cadeaux Genereux (127 runners, 1.89). Rather than say conclusively that so-and-so doesn=t work, all we can really say is that stallions like Green Desert, Efisio, and Cadeaux Genereux clearly do work for all-weather runners in the U.K. We recognize that, far from being the final word on the performance of stallions as all-weather sires, this is only the beginning. I would be afraid of drawing any negative conclusions because most of the racing these statistics cover has been lower-class, plus it can take only one good horse to dramatically alter a sire=s AEI. Oppenheim cont. 859.455.9388 vinery.com TDN P HEADLINE NEWS • 2/21/07 • PAGE 5 of 7

But I do think we can pinpoint plenty of cases of stallions which are showing promise as all-weather sires. It=s all going to get a lot more interesting as time goes on, and we=re hoping we=ll be able to periodically review the stats and keep you updated. Next week, as I say, we=ll look at all-weather/Polytrack broodmare sires through the end of 2006. Bill Oppenheim may be contacted at [email protected]. Please cc TDN management at [email protected].

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GEORGE WOOLF AWARD TO JON COURT Jon Court, who has ridden more than 3,000 career winners, has been selected as the recipient of the 2007 Santa Anita George Woolf Memorial Jockey Award. AI tell you what, I just never dreamed I=d see this day,@ the 46- year-old said. AWinning the Woolf Award is a dream come true. Just to be a part of such an elite group of riders is far beyond any honor I could ever imagine achieving. Early on in my career I was taken by the definition of the award itself. The fact that it recognizes those with high integrity and those who give back, as well as those who represent themselves as a rider and as an individual in their personal life, makes it very gratifying.@ The Woolf Award has been presented annu- ally since 1950 to jockeys whose careers and personal character reflect positively on themselves and on the sport of racing. Court will be presented with the award Mar. 25.

TEUFLESBERG, c, 2004 Storm Bird Storm Cat FOALING NEWS Terlingua Hennessy *Hawaii Island Kitty T.C. Kitten FANTASTIC LOOK, 21, Green Dancer--Fantastic Girl, by Damascus Riva Ridge Ogygian Gonfalon Foal born Feb. 3, a filly by Salt Lake. Myth Mare is being retired. Yarn Mr. Prospector Narrate Owned by and boarded at Golden Eagle Farm, CA. Hail to Reason Accomplishments: GISW of $681,247. Dam of Classy Halo Cosmah Prospector (Mr. Prospector), SW; Absolute Harmony Devil’s Bag *Herbager (Seeking the Gold), SW, $107,600; Designed for Luck Ballade St. Michele Miss Swapsco (Rahy), GISW, $965,500. Placed Raise a Native 4Fls, 1SW Mr. Prospector Line Gold Digger FINEZA, 22, Lypheor (GB)--Jedina, by What a Pleasure Unraced Foal born Feb. 10, a colt by Point Given. 8Fls, 5wnrs Border Spectacular Bid 9Fls, 1SW State Will be bred back to Point Given. Owned by Arthur Hancock. Boarded at Stone Farm. All horses in the TDN are bred in North America, Accomplishments: SP, $128,239. Dam of Golden Gear unless otherwise indicated (Gulch), MGSW, $634,009; Keeper Hill (Deputy Minis- ter), MGISW, $1,661,281; Chasm (Gulch), GSP. TDN P HEADLINE NEWS • 2/21/07 • PAGE 6 of 7

WEEKEND PEDIGREE Those outings include runs in the the GIII Bashford Manor S., the GII Sanford S. (where he was beaten PERSPECTIVES only a half-length by subsequent GISW ) by Alan Porter and the GI Lane=s End Breeders= Futurity. What=s more, in many of those races, he did things the hard way, Monday, Oaklawn Park battling on the lead. SOUTHWEST S., $250,000, OPX, 2-19, 3yo, 1m, After breaking his maiden--which he took from cur- 1:38 1/5, ft. rent major Kentucky Derby prospect Ravel--Teuflesberg 1--TEUFLESBERG, 117, c, 3, by Johannesburg ended his two-year-old season with a six-furlong allow- 1st Dam: St. Michele, by Devil's Bag ance score at Churchill Downs and a black-type victory 2nd Dam: Line, by Mr. Prospector in the Sugar Bowl S. Following his 11-race juvenile 3rd Dam: Border, by Spectacular Bid season, Teuflesberg has already started twice in 2007, ($9,000 yrl '05 FTKOCT). O-Jamie Sanders, Gary S preceding his Southwest win with a third to Logsdon & Donnie Kelly; B-Richard Giacopelli (KY); in the GIII Lecomte S. Although Teuflesberg=s career T-Jamie Sanders; J-Stewart Elliott; $150,000. has been untypical for this day and age, one can=t Lifetime Record: MGSP, 13-4-1-1, knock the results. For one thing, $317,930. "It keeps you up- Teuflesberg appears to be still Click for the brisnet.com chart or the to-date on what's improving--his Southwest effort re- brisnet.com pedigree. Video, spon- going on in the sulted in a Beyer Speed Figure of 100 sored by Taylor Made. Thoroughbred and a BRIS Speed Rating of 102, both world. It's very lifetime bests--and for another, the The Southwest S. is beginning to accurate. The $9,000 yearling purchase has now evolve into in significant early step on stories that pertain already earned $317,930, plus poten- the road to the Triple Crown. Three to the industry tial residual value as a future stallion. years ago it was captured by Pennsyl- and the people in That sales figure, which was vania-bred , who went the industry are achieved at the Fasig-Tipton Kentucky on to capture the GI Kentucky Derby accurate and very October Sale, made Teuflesberg the and GI Preakness S. as well as the informative. I 64th most expensive of the 69 year- title of champion three-year-old colt. couldn't be I lings offered from the first crop of his For this year=s renewal, Smarty the business sire. Incidentally, Johannesburg didn=t Jones=s fellow PA-bred, Hard Spun without it." start as many times as Teuflesberg at started as 1-2 favorite to preserve his --Tracy Farmer, two, but his juvenile career was a undefeated record, but in the event he owner/breeder pretty rigorous one. He started seven could only check in fourth behind the times, six in group or graded stakes, front-running Teuflesberg. and won them all, including the G1 Whether Teuflesberg is likely to develop the class or Prix Morny in France, the G1 Phoenix S. in Ireland, the stamina to challenge for the Kentucky Derby remains to G1 Middle Park S. in England, and the GI Breeders= Cup be seen. What can be said is that he has already shown Juvenile. The feat of winning four Group/Grade 1 races himself to be a horse of admirable mental and physical in four different countries in the same season is still toughness. Before breaking his maiden last October, unmatched. Teuflesberg had already started six times. Porter cont.

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Johannesburg made an electrifying start with his first crop of two-year-olds in 2006, getting a record-break- ing seven juvenile stakes winners, headed by the GI Champagne and GII Sanford S. winner Scat Daddy, G2 Richmond S. hero Hamoody and G3 Round Tower S. victor Rabatash. This year, in addition to Teuflesberg, he=s already added the GIII Santa Ysabel S. heroine and GI Las Virgenes S. runner-up Baroness Thatcher. Teuflesberg represents a return to form of what had appeared to be a dying branch of a tremendous family. His dam, St. Michele, is by Devil=s Bag out of the Mr. Prospector mare Line, but the most recent black-type in the female line is Northcote Road, a Fair Grounds stal- wart who took his third and final stakes win--in the Col. E. R. Bradley H.--at the age of seven in 2002. Things pick up dramatically in the next generation, however. Northcote Road=s dam Border (by Spectacular Bid) is a sister to the graded-stakes winning turf horse Double Feint and also a half-sister to graded winners An- nounce, Region (by Teuflesberg=s broodmare sire, Devil=s Bag) and Narrate. The latter, a daughter of Hon- est Pleasure, won the GII Falls City H., but proved far more important as a producer. Her only stakes winner was GI Frizette S. heroine, Preach (by Mr. Prospector), who subsequently produced Pulpit. That Claiborne colorbearer took the GII Blue Grass S. and GII Fountain of Youth S. and is now firmly estab- lished as the leading proven stallion son of A.P. Indy. Preach=s sister, Yarn, was only a minor winner, but she is the dam of GII King=s Bishop S. winner Tale of the Cat, the leading juvenile sire of 2003; and of champion English and Irish two-year-old Minardi. More impor- tantly, as far as the upgrading over the immediate fam- ily which Teuflesberg represents, Yarn also appears as the third dam of Johannesburg. Of course, this means that Teuflesberg is linebred to this family, having the Nijinsky II mare State (fifth dam of Johannesburg) 5x4. The whole story is far more complex, however. To start with, Johannesburg=s granddam, Yarn, is by Mr. Prospector out of a daughter of State, and so is Teuflesberg=s granddam, Line, so he is actually inbred/linebred to Mr. Prospector/State, with the 3/4-sisters Yarn and Line 3x2 (to date, five of Jo- hannesburg=s stakes winners have a double of Mr. Prospector). In addition, since State is by Niiinsky II out of Round Table=s sister Monarchy, Teuflesberg has three crosses of Northern Dancer which appear through the genetic relatives Storm Bird and Nijinsky II (a fea- ture, which oddly enough is shared by Teuflesberg=s paternal half-brother and Sanford conqueror Scat Daddy). In closing, we can=t help but reflect that while its opponents blame inbreeding for all manner of frailities and weaknesses, Teuflesberg, undoubtedly the tough- est top two-year-old of his crop, is a result of a close inbreeding pattern. Alan Porter may be contacted at [email protected]. Please cc TDN management www.pinoakstud.com at [email protected]. SIRES OF AW RUNNERS - TJCIS through 12-31-06 7+ AW Starters - Top 100 by Cum AEI NA NA NA NA GB GB GB GB Comb Comb Comb Comb Comb Sire Strtrs Wnrs SW AEI Strtrs Wnrs SW AEI Strtrs Wnrs Pct W/S SW AEI Dubai Millennium (GB) 7 3 1 6.85 7 3 42.86% 1 6.85 Caerleon 9 5 0 4.48 9 5 55.56% 0 4.48 Hurricane Sky 7 2 0 4.30 7 2 28.57% 0 4.30 Shaamit (IRE) 11 4 0 4.14 11 4 36.36% 0 4.14 Stormy Atlantic 31 10 3 4.12 1 1 0 2.82 32 11 34.38% 3 4.08 Archers Bay 33 16 2 3.35 33 16 48.48% 2 3.35 Malibu Moon 12 2 1 3.28 12 2 16.67% 1 3.28 Elajjud 13 7 1 3.24 13 7 53.85% 1 3.24 Bold Executive 61 22 3 3.19 61 22 36.07% 3 3.19 In Excess (IRE) 16 2 1 3.17 16 2 12.50% 1 3.17 Most Welcome (GB) 1 1 1 14.93 50 21 1 2.77 51 22 43.14% 2 3.01 Kiridashi 29 9 1 2.98 29 9 31.03% 1 2.98 Montbrook 13 4 1 2.84 13 4 30.77% 1 2.84 Whiskey Wisdom 38 11 1 2.79 38 11 28.95% 1 2.79 Silver Patriarch (IRE) 22 3 1 2.78 22 3 13.64% 1 2.78 A.P. Indy 42 6 2 2.83 3 0 0 0.21 45 6 13.33% 2 2.66 Smart Strike 42 13 3 2.70 3 1 0 0.69 45 14 31.11% 3 2.56 Sword Dance (IRE) 6 3 0 1.40 1 1 0 9.42 7 4 57.14% 0 2.54 Arch 19 5 0 1.11 2 1 0 15.93 21 6 28.57% 0 2.52 Green Desert 1 0 0 0.15 88 37 1 2.54 89 37 41.57% 1 2.51 Trajectory 32 7 2 2.42 32 7 21.88% 2 2.42 Distant Relative (IRE) 24 9 0 2.42 24 9 37.50% 0 2.42 Aptitude 21 3 1 2.50 1 0 0 0.00 22 3 13.64% 1 2.39 Desert Sun (GB) 1 0 0 1.39 45 17 1 2.31 46 17 36.96% 1 2.29 Patton 11 2 1 2.28 11 2 18.18% 1 2.28 Nureyev 2 0 0 0.07 12 4 0 2.60 14 4 28.57% 0 2.24 King's Signet 18 5 0 2.23 18 5 27.78% 0 2.23 Wild Event 8 5 0 2.21 8 5 62.50% 0 2.21 Millkom (GB) 23 8 0 2.21 23 8 34.78% 0 2.21 Sri Pekan 1 0 0 0.45 61 23 1 2.23 62 23 37.10% 1 2.20 Favorite Trick 21 9 1 2.30 1 0 0 0.00 22 9 40.91% 1 2.19 E Dubai 8 3 1 1.76 1 1 0 5.69 9 4 44.44% 1 2.19 Tiger Ridge 15 5 1 2.18 15 5 33.33% 1 2.18 Lomitas (GB) 20 5 0 2.14 20 5 25.00% 0 2.14 El Prado (IRE) 32 6 1 2.36 7 2 0 1.12 39 8 20.51% 1 2.13 Polar Prince (IRE) 19 7 0 2.10 19 7 36.84% 0 2.10 Scenic (IRE) 10 1 0 2.09 10 1 10.00% 0 2.09 Anshan (GB) 11 4 0 2.08 11 4 36.36% 0 2.08 Lycius 3 1 0 1.48 22 7 0 2.16 25 8 32.00% 0 2.08 Grand Slam 59 21 1 2.08 9 2 0 1.98 68 23 33.82% 1 2.07 Compadre 31 13 0 2.07 31 13 41.94% 0 2.07 Stravinsky 24 8 0 1.53 47 13 0 2.30 71 21 29.58% 0 2.04 Bahri 6 3 0 1.14 23 10 0 2.27 29 13 44.83% 0 2.04 Polar Falcon 71 21 0 2.03 71 21 29.58% 0 2.03 Not For Love 10 2 0 1.95 1 1 0 2.65 11 3 27.27% 0 2.01 Dolphin Street (FR) 1 0 0 0.19 29 11 0 2.06 30 11 36.67% 0 2.00 Skip Away 35 15 1 1.95 35 15 42.86% 1 1.95 Thunderello 7 3 0 1.95 7 3 42.86% 0 1.95 Be My Chief 15 4 0 1.93 15 4 26.67% 0 1.93 Efisio (GB) 105 36 0 1.92 105 36 34.29% 0 1.92 Cadeaux Genereux (GB)1 0 0 0.00 126 43 1 1.90 127 43 33.86% 1 1.89 Danehill 6 3 0 1.18 93 29 1 1.92 99 32 32.32% 1 1.88 Suave Prospect 8 1 0 1.86 8 1 12.50% 0 1.86 Warning (GB) 13 5 0 1.85 13 5 38.46% 0 1.85 King Cugat 12 4 0 2.15 2 0 0 0.08 14 4 28.57% 0 1.85 NA NA NA NA GB GB GB GB Comb Comb Comb Comb Comb Sire Strtrs Wnrs SW AEI Strtrs Wnrs SW AEI Strtrs Wnrs Pct W/S SW AEI Chester House 28 10 1 1.71 12 5 0 2.09 40 15 37.50% 1 1.83 Almaty (IRE) 7 3 0 1.81 7 3 42.86% 0 1.81 Belong to Me 30 10 0 0.93 6 3 0 6.13 36 13 36.11% 0 1.80 Point Given 18 3 1 1.88 1 0 0 0.26 19 3 15.79% 1 1.80 Selkirk 88 20 0 1.79 88 20 22.73% 0 1.79 Danzig 5 2 0 2.47 19 5 0 1.60 24 7 29.17% 0 1.78 Forest Wildcat 32 8 0 1.45 8 1 1 3.02 40 9 22.50% 1 1.76 Running Stag 32 11 1 1.83 2 0 0 0.63 34 11 32.35% 1 1.76 Pure Prize 10 4 0 1.75 10 4 40.00% 0 1.75 Zieten 8 3 0 1.75 8 3 37.50% 0 1.75 Souvenir Copy 23 9 3 1.74 2 0 0 1.86 25 9 36.00% 3 1.75 Trippi 10 4 0 1.75 10 4 40.00% 0 1.75 Mutakddim 54 15 0 1.78 1 0 0 0.00 55 15 27.27% 0 1.75 Sahm 14 7 0 1.96 3 1 0 0.70 17 8 47.06% 0 1.74 K One King 7 3 0 1.73 7 3 42.86% 0 1.73 Sure Blade 13 6 0 1.71 13 6 46.15% 0 1.71 Be My Guest 17 2 0 1.70 17 2 11.76% 0 1.70 Catrail 2 0 0 0.27 23 9 0 1.82 25 9 36.00% 0 1.70 Smokester 11 1 1 1.70 11 1 9.09% 1 1.70 Brief Truce 30 12 0 1.69 30 12 40.00% 0 1.69 Ela-Mana-Mou (IRE) 13 3 0 1.68 13 3 23.08% 0 1.68 Dansili (GB) 1 1 0 3.84 85 32 2 1.65 86 33 38.37% 2 1.68 Dove Hunt 7 3 0 1.66 7 3 42.86% 0 1.66 Evansville Slew 15 3 0 1.65 15 3 20.00% 0 1.65 Trans Island (GB) 34 10 0 1.65 34 10 29.41% 0 1.65 Bold n' Flashy 53 13 0 1.65 53 13 24.53% 0 1.65 Persian Bold (IRE) 14 4 0 1.63 14 4 28.57% 0 1.63 Kahyasi (IRE) 29 7 0 1.63 29 7 24.14% 0 1.63 Twining 12 4 0 1.10 2 2 0 4.76 14 6 42.86% 0 1.62 One Way Love 33 9 1 1.62 33 9 27.27% 1 1.62 Singspiel (IRE) 3 1 0 3.57 91 31 1 1.54 94 32 34.04% 1 1.60 Halling 65 18 2 1.59 65 18 27.69% 2 1.59 Komaite 70 20 0 1.59 70 20 28.57% 0 1.59 Sultry Song 12 4 1 1.58 12 4 33.33% 1 1.58 Jambalaya Jazz 7 3 0 1.57 7 3 42.86% 0 1.57 Mr. Greeley 34 10 1 1.64 4 1 0 1.03 38 11 28.95% 1 1.57 Theatrical (IRE) 15 2 0 0.55 24 11 0 2.21 39 13 33.33% 0 1.57 Seeking the Gold 25 10 2 2.33 21 3 0 0.65 46 13 28.26% 2 1.56 Rahy 23 8 0 1.80 33 14 0 1.40 56 22 39.29% 0 1.56 Street Cry (IRE) 10 2 0 1.85 4 1 0 0.84 14 3 21.43% 0 1.56 Honour and Glory 38 13 2 1.65 3 0 0 0.38 41 13 31.71% 2 1.56 Wild Rush 37 6 1 1.58 1 0 0 0.90 38 6 15.79% 1 1.56 Friendly Lover 13 3 0 1.55 13 3 23.08% 0 1.55 Maria's Mon 41 15 0 1.49 4 3 0 2.21 45 18 40.00% 0 1.55 Soviet Star 1 1 0 3.81 53 16 0 1.50 54 17 31.48% 0 1.55 Data provided by Equineline.com

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BEULAH OWNER QUESTIONS TOC, CALLS FOR PURSE CUT by Tom LaMarra courtesy www.bloodhorse.com The owner of Beulah Park is questioning why the FAIR GROUNDS CANCELS AFTER FIRE A minor Thoroughbred Owners of California has pulled the fire on the second floor of the Fair Grounds Race state=s simulcast signal from the Ohio racetrack, and Course facility forced officials at the New Orleans, also said management has ordered a 20-percent purse Louisiana track to call off racing after yesterday=s fifth cut because of the projected revenue hit. The TOC said race. A track representative said the fire did not appear it is acting in support of the Ohio Horsemen=s Benevo- to cause any substantial damage and that it was con- lent and Protective Association under the Interstate tained to a restroom. He added that an evacuation of Horseracing Act of 1978. The Ohio horsemen are chal- the facility was ordered as a Aprecautionary measure.@ It lenging in federal court the Ohio State Racing Commis- was not immediately clear if the $75,000 Mardi Gras sion=s decision to overrule the blocking of the signal by S., a 7 1/2-furlong turf sprint carded as yesterday=s Beulah Park to Harrah=s Chester Downs, a Standardbred ninth race, would not be rescheduled. Fair Grounds is track and slot-machine facility in Pennsylvania. The dark today and tomorrow and is slated to resume racing Ohio HBPA contends it has control of the interstate Friday with a first post of 12:35 CST. transmission of the signal and the racing commission acted beyond its scope. The Ohio horsemen seek a United States District Court for Southern Ohio decision overruling the racing commission, which found in favor of Beulah Park and River Downs in their effort to allow Harrah=s Chester Downs to receive its signals in ex- change for a 3-percent host fee. The Ohio HBPA wanted 5 percent and denied consent, which prompted the tracks to appeal to the commission. AHow stupid 2:56p 5th-GPX, $44K, Msw, 3yo, 1 1/8mT can it be?@ Beulah Park owner Charlie Ruma said Feb. HRTV DUVEEN (Horse Chestnut {SAf}) has been installed as a 3-1 19. AHere=s a real significant fact: The Ohio Revised chance in his second go on the turf. The sophomore rallied to Code says if somebody is being unreasonable, we can be beaten just a neck when runner-up going 8.5 panels over go to the racing commission to make the determination. this lawn Jan. 3. Sourpower (Lemon Drop Kid) is by a sire We did that. We have an agreement with horsemen who hits at a 15-percent clip with first-time turf runners, and that we will abide by the Ohio Revised Code. Have they showed some ability when a late-closing second in his debut now forgotten that obligation? I=m not disputing federal sprinting on the dirt at Calder Dec. 18. Another by LDK is the law. Federal law applies, but we also have an agree- firster Kid Wander, a half to the talented grass filly Wander ment with horsemen that needs to be adhered to.@ Click Mom from the family of Serena’s Song. Zounds here to continue. (Johannesburg) was an expensive $625,000 juvenile, the highest-priced horse at last year’s Fasig-Tipton Midlantic two- The brisnet.com >Race of the Day= is the year-old sale. He has a license to improve moving to the grass 9th Race, $31,000 Allowance, at Philadelphia Park. after finishing up the track on the Polytrack in his debut at Woodbine in November. brisnet.com pps For pps and a complete race analysis, click here.

• 1st - Bing Crosby Breeders’ Cup H. (G1) - 112 Beyer • 1st - Pat O’Brien Breeders’ Cup H. (G2) by 4 ½ - 116 Beyer • 1st - Texas Mile (G3) by 5 1/4 - 114 Beyer • 2nd - Breeders’ Cup Sprint (G1) - 109 Beyer • 2nd - Del Mar Breeders’ Cup H. (G2) - 103 Beyer KELA $7,500 live foal Margaux Farm LLC • Steve Johnson or Ramona Good (859) 846-4433 • www.margauxfarm.com TDN P AROUND THE WORLD • 2/21/07 • PAGE 2 of 5

PIMLICO ANNOUNCES STAKES SCHEDULE The Maryland Jockey Club has announced a stakes sched- ule worth $3.915 million at the upcoming 2007 Pimlico spring meeting Apr. 21-June 9. During the eight-week meet, 26 stakes races will be conducted, headlined by the $1-million GI Preakness S. May 19. That middle jewel of the Triple Crown was traditionally preceded by the GI Pimlico Special, but MJC officials announced the cancellation of this year=s renewal due to a purse short- age. AWe still have the [GII] Black-Eyed Susan [S.] to top a wonderful card,@ said Lou Raffetto, MJC president and chief operating officer. AWe are hopeful things fall into line and that the Special returns next year.@ Along with the Black-Eyed Susan, the May 18 card will fea- ture the GII Allaire duPont Breeders= Cup Distaff H. and the GIII Adena Stallions= Miss Preakness S. There will be five graded stakes conducted on the Preakness undercard May 19: the GII Dixie S., GIII Maryland Breed- ers= Cup Sprint H., GIII William Donald Schaefer H., GIII Gallorette H. and GIII Hirsch Jacobs S. MJC also an- nounced that although the Jim McKay Breeders= Cup H. would be discontinued, the Hoover S. would be re- named the Jim McKay Sprint to honor the famed Maryland-based sportscaster.

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Yesterday=s Results: 5th-PHA, $30,392, Msw, 3yo, 1m70y, 1:45, ft. CAME LOW (c, 3, Came Home--Low Tolerance H W E S T H {MGSW, $353,995}, by Proud Truth), a $40,000 FTKJUL yearling, showed little in his debut sprinting Monday Night=s Results: seven panels at Laurel, coming home a well-beaten fifth 8th-BMX, $32,775, Msw, 3yo, f, 6f, 1:09 1/5, ft. at 7-2 odds. Bettors stayed aboard for this second try, +DIXIE CRISP (f, 3, Dixieland Band--Two Step Trudy, sending the colt off at 3-1, and Came Low came by Capote), a $45,000 KEESEP yearling who blos- through for them. The Barclay Tagg trainee emerged somed into $250,000 FTMMAY juvenile, wasn=t much from a traffic jam on the far turn to present his chal- of a secret here at 3-5 and ran to those odds. The dark lenge and was up in time to deny Hasta Luego (Unbri- bay jumped out in front and extended her advantage at dled Time) by a neck. The winner is a half to Sazarac every call, coming home 6 1/2 lengths clear. Lifetime Jazz (Dixieland Band), MSW & MGSP, $298,837; and Record: 1-1-0-0, $16,500. O-Bluegrass Farm Prtns, Hollendorfer or Todaro. Cat and the Hat (Storm Cat), GSP, $159,640. Lifetime B-Patchen Wilkes Farm LLC (KY). T-Jerry Hollendorfer. Record: 2-1-0-0, $18,300. O-Robert S Evans. B-Darby Dan Stables (KY). T-Barclay STAKES CLOSINGS Tagg. TODAY, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 21: 03-03 $350,000 Fountain of Youth-II, GP, 3yo, 9f (350) 8th-TAM, $16,000, Msw, 3yo, f, 5f, :58 4/5, ft. 03-03 $350,000 Gulfstream Park H.-II, GP, 4yo/up, 9.5f +JANIE B (f, 3, You and I--Blabby B., by Tabasco Cat), (350) debuting for a barn that hits with 19 percent of its 03-03 $225,000 Richter Scale-II, GP, 4yo/up, 7f (225) firsters, was given a 9-2 chance to succeed at first 03-03 $150,000 Hutcheson-II, GP, 3yo, 7.5f (150) asking. The dark bay, a $1,500 FTKFEB two-year-old, 03-24 $500,000 Lane=s End-II, TP, 3yo, 9f (300) stalked the pace of Chattin Cat (Tale of the Cat) before 04-07 $500,000 Ashland-I, Kee, 3yo, f, 8.5f (250) overhauling that foe to prevail by a widening 5 1/2- 04-14 $750,000 Toyota Blue Grass-I, Kee, 3yo, 9f (300) length margin. The pacesetter held for second. Lifetime TOMORROW, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22: Record: 1-1-0-0, $9,600. 03-03 $200,000 Robert B Lewis-II, SA, 3yo, 8.5f (200) O-Grassy Knoll Farm. B-Earl Book (KY). T-Lynne M 03-03 $100,000 Honey Fox H.-III, GP, 4yo/up, f/m, Scace. 8.5fT (100) TDN P AROUND THE WORLD • 2/21/07 • PAGE 3 of 5

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Lane=s End Bloodstock adds Tim McMurry: Tim McMurry, previously the owner of Fleetwood ARQANA FIGURES ROCKET Returns were unrec- Bloodstock, LLC, has joined Lane=s End Farm and will ognizable from those of last year as trade, witnessed by be in charge of Lane=s End Bloodstock, according to a a large international presence, went through the roof at press release. AWe are pleased to welcome Tim to Arqana's February Mixed Sale in Deauville yesterday. Lane=s End,@ said Will Farish. AHis experience and excel- The main contributor to a 650-percent surge in turnover lent reputation will make him an asset to our team.@ was the 35-strong draft offered by Haras de Saint-Pair-du-Mont. The complete dispersal of Bo A M E R I C A N - B R E D W I N N E R S Goranson's bloodstock operation yielded a shade over H H i2.2 million and was responsible for the top seven lots IN BRITAIN: of the day. Acting on behalf of 6C Racing, the new Rosa de mi Corazon, f, 3, Cozzene. See AEuropean owner of Saint-Pair-du-Mont, Jean-Louis Branere of Breeders= Edition.@ France Pur Sang, claimed the top tiers of the podium when going to i420,000 for hip 11, the Listed Prix des IN ARGENTINA: Lilas winner Cattiva Generosa (GB) (Cadeaux Genereux Lady Sprinter, f, 3, Orientate--Passionate Player, by {GB}) sold in foal to Medicean (GB). He also went to Dixieland Band. Palermo, 2-17, Cond., 1000m. i300,000 for hip 31, her two-year-old half-sister Red B-Gainesway Ltd. *$35,000 yrl >05 Cattiva (GB) (Red Ransom). The family page proved KEESEP. **Won by six lengths in :55.31 over a extremely popular during the early stages of proceed- sloppy track to remain undefeated in two starts. ings with hip 15, the dual group winner Signorina Cattiva (El Gran Senor) and dam of both the aforemen- IN HONG KONG: tioned, offered in foal to Diktat (GB), selling to FBA for Good Ba Ba, g, 5, Lear Fan--Elle Meme, by Zilzal. Sha i180,000. The highest price paid for a yearling was Tin, 2-20, Hcp., 1400mT. B-Haras Santa Maria de the i280,000 shelled out by Frederic Sauque for hip Araras. *$85,000 yrl >03 KEESEP; HK$1,700,000 17, a Pivotal (GB) filly out of Cattiva Generosa. Com- 2yo >04 HKIS. pleting a quintet of six-figure transactions was hip 26, a yearling filly by Dr Fong out of Signorina Cattiva, who went the way of FBA for i110,000. Boosted by the Saint-Pair-du-Mont draft, the average jumped a massive 274 percent and, notwithstanding the stud's impact on overall returns, the median followed suit on the back of solid trade throughout and was up an equally impres- sive 167 percent. Catalogue and full results can be found at www.deauville-sales.com.

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TDN TODAY Around the World ...... 5 pages Second-crop starters to Watch: Wednesday, Feb. 21 Sire (Sire’s Sire), Farm, 2002 Fee, #foals of racing age/Winners/SW Race #-track, race type, distance, runner, odds (if available) BUDDHA (Unbridled's Song), Hill 'N' Dale, $18K, 274/13/1 4-DED, Alw, 7f, Cannonball Express, $50K OBS APR 2yo, 7-2 CAPTAIN COUNTDOWN (Relaunch), Double S, $2K, 43/4/0 4-DED, Alw, 7f, Captain Above, 8-1 ERLTON (Buckaroo), Red River, $2K, 50/9/0 6-DED, Alw, 5f, Erly Peace, 20-1 6-DED, Alw, 5f, Kristi's Add On, $29K OBS APR 2yo, 5-1 JOHANNESBURG (Hennessy), Ashford, $25K, 273/32/8 5-GP, Msw, 1 1/8mT, Zounds, $625K EAS MAY 2yo, 10-1 SILKY SWEEP (End Sweep), Duetowin, $3K, 33/4/0 6-DED, Alw, 5f, High's Pride, 3-1 SNOW RIDGE (Tabasco Cat), Padua, $5K, 116/17/1 9-TAM, Msw, 6 1/2f, Bello Pappa, $32K OBS MAR 2yo, 12-1 STORM DAY (Storm Cat), Clear Creek Stud, $3K, 126/9/1 6-DED, Alw, 5f, Dixie Day, $9K LOU OCT yrl, 4-1 TDN P AROUND THE WORLD • 2/21/07 • PAGE 4 of 5

ARQANA FEBRUARY SALE - Tuesday’s Top Mares or Racing Prsopects- Hip Name Covering Sire Price (i) 11 Cattiva Generosa (GB) Medicean (GB) 420,000 FILLIES DOMINATE DAY 2 AT ADELAIDE Fillies (m, 6, Cadeaux Generux {GB}--Signorina Cattiva, by El dominated the action during the second day at Magic Gran Senor) Millions Adelaide Yearling Sale yesterday, headed by lot Consigned by Haras de Saint-Pair-du-Mont 293, a bay by Royal Academy out Purchased by France Pur Sang of Lady Biton (Aus) (Rubiton {Aus}) 31 Red Cattiva (GB) Racing Prospect 300,000 who realized a A$160,000 final bid. (f, 2, Red Ransom--Signorina Cattiva, by El Gran Senor) Consigned by Kambula Stud, the Consigned by Haras de Saint-Pair-du-Mont Oct. 6 foal was purchased by Purchased by France Pur Sang Queenland=s Heinrich Bloodstock. 15 Signorina Cattiva Diktat (GB) 180,000 The second highest price of the ses- (m, 11, El Gran Senor--Assez Cuite, by Graustark) Royal Academy sion was secured by a filly by Secret Consigned by Haras de Saint-Pair-du-Mont coolmore.com Savings. Richard Jolly of Victoria Purchased by FBA paid A$140,000 for the chestnut, who is out of the eight-year-old Royal Academy mare ARQANA FEBRUARY SALE Fawayez (Aus). Lot 221, who is her dam=s second foal, - Tuesday’s Top Yearlings- was part of the Emirates Park Party draft. The sale=s Lot Sex Sire Dam Price second session concluded with gross receipts of 17 f Pivotal (GB) Cattiva Generosa (GB) 280,000 A$9,173,500, down from A$12,851,500 in 2006. Last Consigned by Haras de Saint-Pair-du-Mont year, 352 lots sold during the first two days of the sale, Purchased by Frederic Sauque as compared to 229 this term. The aim toward greater 26 f Dr Fong Signorina Cattiva 110,000 selectivity paid off with average rising from A$36,510 Consigned by Haras de Saint-Pair-du-Mont to A$40,059 this year. The three-day sale concludes Purchased by FBA Thursday, with bidding commencing at 11 am. Adelaide Toppers, p5 FEBRUARY SALE STATISTICS MAGIC MILLIONS ADELAIDE TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 2007 Tuesday, February 20, 2007

SESSION TOTALS 2007 Cumulative Totals 2007 2006 No. Offered 224 No. Offered 302 462 No. Sold 150 No. Sold 229 352 RNAs 74 % RNA 33% RNAs $36,510 73 110 Gross €3,322,400 % RNA 24% 23.8% Average (% change) €22,149 Gross A$9,173,500 A$12,851,500 Median (% change) €8,000 Average (% change) A$40,059 (+9.7%) A$36,510 www.deauville-sales.com www.magicmillions.com.au

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MAGIC MILLIONS ADELAIDE ALLOWANCE RESULTS: 8th-PHA, $39,556, NW2L, 4yo/up, 5 1/2f, 1:04 2/5, ft. - Tuesday’s Top Four Lots - IMANEWTONTOO (g, 4, Sheryar--Limted Series, by Lot Sex Sire Dam Price (A$) Deerhound) Lifetime Record: 8-2-1-1, $45,420. O-Aces 293 f Royal Academy Lady Biton (Aus) 160,000 Full Racing Stable. B-Emma Virgina Krohn (PA). T-Scott Consigned by Kambula Stud A Lake. Purchased by Heinrich Bloodstock 221 f Secret Savings Fawayez (Aus) 140,000 9th-PHA, $37,236, NW2L, 4yo/up, f/m, 5 1/2f, 1:04, Consigned by Emirates Park Pty Ltd ft. Purchased by Richard Jolly FOURTHANDTWENTYSIX (m, 5, Not For Love--Clever 315 f General Nediym (Aus) Make Mine Paris (Aus) 120,000 Pick, by Clever Trick) Lifetime Record: 11-2-2-1, Consigned by Lindsay Park Stud $47,282. O-T-Bird Stable. B-SMD Ltd (PA). T-Pam Purchased by Hancock Quality Bloodstock Shavelson. 212 f Danehill Dancer (Ire) Elegant Court (Aus) 100,000 Consigned by Oakland Farm 10th-SUN, $32,800, 2-19, NW3L, (S), 4yo/up, f/m, 6f, Purchased by Leon Macdonald 1:09 4/5, ft. CLASSY PRIDE (f, 4, Desert God--Classy Lecook, by B R E E D E R S’ E D I T I O N Devil's Bag) Lifetime Record: 6-3-2-0, $65,623. O/B-Joe Allen (NM). T-Joel H Marr. AMERICA 8th-MNR, $27,800, 2-19, NW1X, 3yo/up, 6f, 1:09 2/5, gd. STAKES RESULTS: THATSALOTTABULL (g, 3, Holy Bull--On My Last CLASICO GEORGE WASHINGTON-GI-PR (Listed), Nerve, by Housebuster) Lifetime Record: 4-2-0-0, $69,450, ELC, 2-19, 3yo, 1 1/16m, 1:45 4/5, gd. $32,620. O-Dare to Dream Stable LLC. B-Hopewell 1--STORM ALLIED, 120, g, 3, Stormy Atlantic--Aliata, Investments LLC, Chris Elia & Rob Whiteley (KY). by Mr. Prospector. ($70,000 yrl '05 KEESEP). T-Larry Rivelli. *$20,000 yrl '05 FTKJUL. **Won by 7 O-Establo Hermosura; B-Mrs James B Moseley (KY); lengths. T-Gaston R Capote; J-Juan C Diaz; $41,670. Lifetime Record: 9-7-2-0, $121,520. *3/4 to Storm Boot ADDITIONAL MAIDEN WINNERS: (Storm Cat), SP. Little Truffle, f, 4, Grand Slam--Lilac's Star (MSP, 2--Yes Its Legal, 120, c, 3, Yes It's True--Alinda, by $222,920), by Deputy Minister. MNR, 2-19, 6f, Vaguely Noble. ($22,000 2yo >06 OBSAPR). 1:10 4/5. B-Bona Terra Farms (KY). *1/2 to Queen of $13,890. Millbrook (Distinctive Pro), MSW, $213,540. 3--Salty's Glider, 120, g, 3, Honor Glide--Tooosalty, by Salt Lake. ($37,000 wlng '04 OBSOCT; $25,000 yrl '05 KEESEP). $6,945. B R E E D E R S’ E D I T I O N Margins: 4 1/4, 2HF, 8 1/4. Odds: 0.25, 7.85, 3.80. EUROPE i i ON THE WORKTAB HANDICAP RESULT: BRITAIN, Southwell, 5.00, 2-20, ,4,500, 3yo, 7f GULFSTREAM (AWT), 1:28.59, stn. BARANCELLA (FR) (Acatenango {Ger}), 6f, 1:14.00, 1/2 ROSA DE MI CORAZON (f, 3, Cozzene--Rose Of Zollern PRECIOUS KITTEN (Catienus), 6f, 1:14.00, 1/2 {Ire} {GSW & G1SP-Ger, SW & GSP-US, $406,092}, HOLLYWOOD PARK by Seattle Dancer) Lifetime Record: 3-3-0-0, ,10,896. BALL FOUR (Grand Slam), 5f, 1:00.40 h 4/36 O/B-Kirsten Rausing; T-Sir Mark Prescott. HIGH LIMIT (Maria’s Mon), 5f, 1:01.60 b 14/36 SILENT NAME (JPN) (Sunday Silence), 6f, •1:12.20, 1/15 ADDITIONAL MAIDEN WINNERS: PALM MEADOWS Luna Ribelle (Ire), f, 3, Redback (GB)--Ikala (Ire), by DARK CHEETAH (Storm Cat), 5f, •1:00.20, 1/10 Lashkari (GB). Naples, Italy, 2-19, Mdn, 3yo, f, FERNANDO PO (Johannesburg), 5f, 1:01.00, 4/10 1 1/4mT. B-Martyn J McEnery. *i7,000 yrl '05 KING OF THE ROXY (Littleexpectations), 5f, •1:00.20, 1/10 GOFORB. PAYSON PARK Imprimis Tagula (Ire), c, 3, Tagula (Ire)--Strelitzia (Ire), GO BETWEEN (Point Given), 4f, :50.40, 5/19 by Bluebird. Southwell, Britain, 2-20, Mdn, 3yo, 6f SONGSTER (Songandaprayer), 3f, •:37.00, 1/5 (AWT). B-Glashare House Stud. *i8,500 wnlg '04 GOFNOV; 35,000gns yrl '05 DONSEP.