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brought the average right back to 43,327gns, up marginally on KINGMAN FILLY 42,863gns last year, albeit the median shrank to 30,000gns from 33,500gns. The clearance rate also recovered well from the REVIVES FOAL TRADE opening day, at 80% just short of 83% in 2017. Consigned by Castlebridge, the session-topping filly is out of Blue Angel (Ire) (Oratorio {Ire}) and duly a half-sister to Listed Dee S. winner Viren's Army (Ire) (Twirling Candy). The second dam, moreover, is a Classic-placed half-sister to the top-class miler Bigstone (Ire). "She does trace back to a very good Wildenstein family," Stroud said. "And Kingman has had a fantastic year. It was probably more than one wanted to spend but when you want one, sometimes you have to stretch for it." "She is a queen, a beautiful filly," said Bill Dwan of Castlebridge. "She has been very busy here, she was vetted nine times. We were obviously very hopeful, but that certainly exceeded expectations." Cont. p2 IN TDN AMERICA TODAY Lot 704, a filly by Kingman, took top honours at Tattersalls on TAKING STOCK: THE INTERCONNECTEDNESS OF Thursday | Tattersalls GALILEO & O’BRIEN by Chris McGrath In his latest Taking Stock column, Sid Fernando speaks with Aidan Newmarket, UK--Lest we forget, these animals are born to run. O’Brien of Ballydoyle about Coolmore’s great Galileo (Ire). Click Because they certainly aren't all bred to do so. There is nowhere or tap here to go straight to TDN America. like a foal sale to remind you how many Thoroughbreds are sooner brought into the world to walk round in a circle for two minutes, and then good luck to them once the hammer falls. True, for a majority of shoppers at Tattersalls this week, the idea is that they will still prove capable of doing the same next autumn. In the case of the filly who made the headlines on the second day of the December Foal Sale, however, it was all about her eligibility to do exactly what she was born to do. "She's not for resale," said Anthony Stroud with a grin, after a daughter of Juddmonte's dashing young sire Kingman (GB) was knocked down to the adjacent John Gosden for 370,000gns. The pair routinely operate for Sheikh Mohammed's Godolphin stable, of course, and were able to see off a sustained challenge from Jamie Railton for lot 704. Her priceCexceeded only once in the equivalent session, back in 2007Ccontributed to a much more cheerful session after that dispiriting start to proceedings on Wednesday. From a virtually identical offering, 211 lots changed hands out of 263 offered, compared with 216 of 259 last year, for turnover of 9,142,000gns, barely down from 9,258,500gns last year. That

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Tattersalls December Foal Sale Day 2 Cont. from p1 Blue Angel boards with Dwan for Geoffrey Howard-Spink, who bred the filly as Ruskerne Ltd. "Her first foal Viren's Army was a stakes horse, and her second was a good racehorse too, so we decided the mare deserved an upgrade," Howard-Spink said. "Kingman was such a good racehorse, which was why we chose him. But he had such a good season with his first runners, and everything has just fallen into place. We always try and sell as foals, and this is easily the best result we have had in the sale ring."

TATTERSALLS DECEMBER FOAL SALE DAY 2 SESSION TOTALS 2018 2017 $ Catalogued 314 297 $ Number Offered 263 259 $ Number Sold 211 216 $ Not Sold 51 43 $ Clearance Rate 80% 83% $ High Price 370,000gns 210,00gns $ Gross 9,142,000gns 9,258,500gns $ Average (% change) 43,327 (+1%) 42,863gns $ Median (% change) 30,000gns (-10%) 33,500gns *Cumulative stats will be posted at the end of the foal sale.

Tattersalls December Foal Sale Day 3 Outs: 813, 818, 823, 836, 844, 848, 850, 851, 853, 860, 863, 864, 871, 879, 882, 888, 892, 904, 915, 917, 923, 930, 936, 937, 941, 942, 944, 949, 971, 978, 979, 982, 983, 984, 986, 993, 995, 999, 1004, 1008, 1011, 1012, 1016, 1032, 1039, 1042, 1049, 1056, 1069, 1086, 1088, 1092 TDN EUROPE • PAGE 3 OF 18 • THETDN.COM FRIDAY • 30 NOVEMBER 2018

The Show Goes OnBAnd On... might be an opportunity to pick one up cheaply. So he said we Showcasing (GB) is certainly enjoying a remarkable saleCwhich should both go through the catalogue and list six lots, and see if is no less than you would hope, after the latest elevation in his any doubled upBand Lisiere was the first to come up. I couldn't fee at Whitsbury Manor Stud to ,55,000 for 2019. If that's what believe what we got her for." you have to pay for a cover, even an average of 90,615gns for With just two other mares at home, and husband Simon as 13 sold to date represents a fair deal for a living, breathing "the staff", Cave protested that she could not afford ,35,000 weanling. even for what she views as "an all-singing, all-dancing sire" at One way or another, the market is certainly backing him to WhitburyCbut was delighted to agree to a foal-share. upgrade maresCmuch as he has done his own profile, from a Then there was the dam of lot 652. The Shadwell-bred Ealaan fee of ,4,500 just five years ago. Several foals that brought big (Invasor {Arg}) was sold for just $4,000 at the Keeneland money yesterday were out of either unraced or unproven mares. November Sale in 2013. As the daughter of G3 Nell Gwyn S. True, one or two of these had already caught quite a following winner Misterah (GB) (Alhaarth {Ire}), with a stakes-winning wind. Literally so, in the case of Lisiere (Ire) (Excellent Art {GB}), half-sister meanwhile producing Ertijaal (Ire) (Oasis Dream the dam of lot 745, a colt offered by Trickledown Stud and sold {GB}), she was imported to Europe and artfully picked up by to Joe Foley for 190,000gns. Whitsbury for 26,000gns here three years ago. Lisiere was bought for Penny Cave and Trickledown's Paul It was only subsequently that Ertijaal really began to stamp Thorman by Bobby O'Ryan at the Horses-in-Training Sale here himself as one of the fastest horses to have operated at five years ago for just 15,000gnsCat which time her half-brother Meydan. Sure enough, Peter and Ross Doyle were prepared to Dick Whittington (Ire) (Rip Van Winkle {Ire}) was a go to 130,000gns for Ealaan's second foal, a colt, alongside hot-off-the-press i280,000 punt at the Goffs Orby Sale. A punt Jimmy Murphy of Redpender Stud. that paid off, the following year, when he won the G1 Phoenix S. "Showcasing is out in the open with everything he has done," for Aidan O'Brien. Murphy said. "So the idea will be to come back here next year. Cave explained, "It was blowing a gale, a real hurricane, and a Ertijaal is a son of Oasis Dream and obviously so is Showcasing. lot of the horses could not get in. So I rang Paul and said this So hopefully the cross will work." Cont. p4 TDN EUROPE • PAGE 4 OF 18 • THETDN.COM FRIDAY • 30 NOVEMBER 2018

Tattersalls December Foal Sale Day 2 Cont. Starspangledbanner (Aus) colt, drawing 150,000gns from Another fan of Showcasing is Jamie Railton, who warmed up Railton. for his crack at the top lot of the day by giving 140,000gns for lot 700, a colt presented by Castlebridge out of a Night Shift Shalaa Lives Up to Billing half-sister to German Group 1 Shalaa (Ire) must look to his winner Temida (Ire) (Oratoria laurels as his first weanlings {Ire}). come onto the market, having "He's for the investment retired at the most expensive syndicates we operate and will fee of his intake in Europe. But be back for resale," Railton he certainly stepped up to the explained. "To me, he was the plate with lot 728, a filly out of standout of the day. Obviously G3 Princess Margaret S. we sold Advertise (GB) and runner-up Full Mandate (Ire) Quiet Reflection (GB), so (Acclamation {GB})Cherself a hopefully this can be our third half-sister to G1 King's Stand good one by the sire." winner Profitable (Ire) His colt is a sibling to three (Invincible Spirit {Ire}). winners but another son of That's a pretty brisk pedigree Showcasing to score well as a and persuaded Al Shaqab Racing first foal was lot 747, out of a Jamie Railton | Tattersalls to go to 160,000gns, winning Pour Moi (Ire) mare representing a warm vote of from the family of Group 1 winner Wannabe Grand (Ire). He thanks to breeder Liam Sheridan for sending Full Mandate to made 130,000gns from Howson and Houldsworth, from the their stallion. (Glory be! Another end user, by the look of things.) draft of Hawes StudCwho promptly bettered that with lot 748, a Cont. p5

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Tattersalls December Foal Sale Day 2 Cont. Abbeylands Farm. Jill Lamb bought the mare for Sheridan here in 2012, for "I loved Shalaa as a racehorse and we've seen a good few that 80,000gns, when Profitable was just a weanling himself. His we like," explained Frannie Woods. "So we were keen to get our subsequent success had pointed hands on one. Hopefully he'll be the way to Haras de Bouquetot. a Book 2 horse, he's a very good "It was a fairly obvious decision individual with a good to send the mare to Shalaa as pedigree." we wanted to use a son of From the family of Group 1 Invincible Spirit," Lamb winners Lost World (Ire) and explained. "Liam is a commercial Fijar Tango (Fr), the colt had breeder and as a daughter of a been acquired in utero when first-crop sire, we thought it was Mags O'Toole gave i70,000 for a good point to sell. The mare is the mare as part of the Etreham in foal to Kodiac (GB)." draft at Arqana last December. If The filly was presented by that looks good business now, Newsells Park Stud, whose Julian the plaudits must be extended Dollar added, "She is a lovely, to the consignorCPlantation racy filly and it is great that she Stud having sandwiched this sale has gone to what we'd assume is with three other mustard Tina Rau | Tattersalls the end user." offerings. Shalaa, clipped to i22,000 for 2019, achieved another First had been another son of Shalaa, lot 628, who raised six-figure sale through lot 630, the first foal of a winning Peintre 68,000gns from Tina Rau Bloodstock; and BBA Ireland then Celebre sister to the dam of Classic-placed Little Nightingale (Fr). signed an 82,000gns docket for lot 629, a Muhaarar (GB) colt, on Presented by Plantation Stud, the colt raised 100,000gns from behalf of an Irish pinhooker. Cont. p6 TDN EUROPE • PAGE 6 OF 18 • THETDN.COM FRIDAY • 30 NOVEMBER 2018

Tattersalls December Foal Sale Day 2 Cont. credits Jason Walsh at Coolmore for advising No Nay Never, Then Yeomanstown gave 95,000gns for lot 631, another first whose first crop has put him at the top of an exciting intake of foal to sell well for Showcasing (GB) out of an unraced sister to new European stallions this year, as an option to impart speed G1 Lockinge S. winner Virtual (GB) (Pivotal {GB}). to his Montjeu (Ire) mare. Not that he needed much persuading, having made his only visit to Grass Greener at Royal Ascot in the year both Meadowlands Caravaggio and Lady Aurelia put No Nay Never's lamented sire The above comments about Scat Daddy in lights. Showcasing's foals riding the "He's been bought just for a slipstream of a fee hike are still group of friends to resell," more relevant to No Nay Never, explained purchaser Benoit who has received a giddy Jeffroy, standing with Nicolas De elevation to six figures for 2019 Watrigant. "He's a very athletic after his first crop of runners put horse, with plenty of quality, him to the fore of his intake in and of course the sire is on fire." Europe. Meadowlands has a fine One of his daughters had duly record here and moments later topped the low-key opening achieved another impressive session on Wednesday and return when lot 627, a colt from yesterday his son lot 625 Nicolas de Watrigant | Tattersalls the first crop of Estidhkaar, brought 120,000gns from brought 80,000gns from Yeomanstown Stud. That represents a Fairway Partners, as part of a stellar draft presented by Brian great dividend on a i5,000 cover by the Tara Stud rookie. Kennedy of Meadowlands Stud. Cont. p7 This colt was offered on behalf of Kennedy's vet John Yarr. He TDN EUROPE • PAGE 7 OF 18 • THETDN.COM FRIDAY • 30 NOVEMBER 2018

Tattersalls December Foal Sale Day 2 Cont. And the consignment produced another very attractive proposition in lot 689, an Acclamation (GB) colt out of Gold Again (Touch Gold)Cwhose Kodiac foal at this sale last year brought 210,000gns. This time her son of Acclamation generated 130,000gns from Aquis Farm. Gold Again has certainly lived up to her name since Richard Venn picked her up here for just 6,500gns in 2009. The European foal market is a new footprint for the Australian superpower Aquis, who will keep him here for resale. "We thought him the stand-out of the day," reasoned chief executive officer Shane McGrath. "A strong, quality colt, by an established sire, a great mover with a big hip. Let's hope he winters well, and goes the right way. We've had a good look around, and seen a lot of different physicals. Obviously the foals are a bit younger than we're used to seeing, but then a nice horse is a nice horse. It's all about expanding the horizons."

Paca Packs a Punch Another intriguing international presence was Paca Paca Farm of Japan, whose Harry Sweeney signalled his intent when paying the top price of the morning, 95,000gns, for a colt by Havana Gold (Ire) from the speedy family of Ya Malak (GB) and Dominica (GB) consigned by Mickley Stud. Lot 573 was co-bred by the Countess of Lonsdale from Mocca (Ire) (Sri Pekan), who was stakes-placed for her with Denis Coakley but was subsequently sold. Mocca then came up with Kiyoshi (GB) (Dubawi {Ire}), who won the G3 Albany S. and was twice placed at Group 1 level, and when she came back on the market, her original owner persuaded Mickley's Richard Kent to join her in returning her to the fold for 72,000gns. Cont. p8

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Tattersalls December Foal Sale Day 2 Cont. McCracken Farms, back across the Atlantic. The partnership has previously struck a rich seam with Havana "He's for resale and will stay somewhere in Ireland, I just need Gold, having bred Group 1 winner Havana Grey (GB)Ca new to organise where," the agent said. "He's a great walker, really a recruit to Whitsbury Manor StudCby the Tweenhills sire. lovely action, with a beautiful pedigree, and should do nothing "Caroline's very clever at breeding, the brains of the but get better with time." operation," said KentCprompting Lady Lonsdale to declare that Kodiac had another good score with lot 769, a son of an if she were the brains, he must be accomplished Argentinian the beauty. "We just feed them," racemare in Chibola (Arg) (Roy) Kent responded. "I'm delighted offered through Whatton Manor Caroline persuaded me to join her Stud. His next destination, Paul in buying the mare. This colt has and Marie McCartan's Ballyphilip the most fantastic temperament Stud, could hardly be more you could wish for, never had a auspicious in view of their moment's worry." established knack with the sire: Sweeney ended the session as witness Tiggy Wiggy (Ire), Kodi signatory to seven lots for Bear (Ire) and Coulsty (Ire). 582,000gns, headed at After signing a 160,000gns 200,000gns by lot 734Ca colt by docket, Paul McCartan said, Le Havre (Ire) offered by Nafferty "We've had luck with Kodiac Stud. His dam Village Fete (GB) before, and he was the one we (Singspiel {Ire}) was picked up by wanted today. There are a lot of Nafferty here in 2015 for just lovely foals here and plenty of 27,000gns, even though a listed Justin Casse | Tattersalls money for good ones. Let's hope winner for Juddmonte, and her there's plenty of money for them son Kings Fete (GB) (Kings Best) promptly won two Group 3 as yearlings too." races the following year. But there was still money around with the racetrack in mind, For 100,000gns Sweeney also secured the beneficiary of a and Damien Burns saw off another potential end-user in neon update in lot 766, an Iffraaj (GB) colt consigned by Dukes Shadwell's Angus Gold at 180,000gns for another Kodiac--lot Stud out of a half-sister to the dam of Breeders' Cup Filly & Mare 778, a filly homebred by Cobham Court Stud. Her dam Crown Turf winner Sistercharlie (Ire) (Myboycharlie {Ire}). (Ire) (Royal Applause {GB}) has already produced listed winner Global Applause (GB) (Mayson {GB}) and Group 2-placed Cracking the Kodiac German juvenile Revelstoke (GB) (Toronado {Ire}). Further overseas investment came through Justin Casse, who "She's been bought possibly to race," Burns said. "It's the same gave 175,000gns for lot 750, a brother to Best Solution (Ire) cross as Adaay (Ire) and the mare gets very good-looking stock. (Kodiac {GB}), whose Group 1-winning achievements over She just looks a runner, like she'll try all day. She was the same middle distances have rather broken the mould for his prolific down in the yard and the same when she came up here." sire. But Casse will not be taking the colt, presented by TDN EUROPE • PAGE 9 OF 18 • THETDN.COM FRIDAY • 30 NOVEMBER 2018

778 f Kodiac (GB) Crown (Ire) 180,000 SESSION TOPPERS B-R. F. & S. D. Knipe (GB) Consigned by Cobhall Court Stud Purchased by Emerald Bloodstock TATTERSALLS DECEMBER FOAL SALE DAY 2 750 c Kodiac (GB) Al Andalyya 175,000 THURSDAY=S TOP 7 LOTS B-Cecil & Martin McCracken (Ire) Lot Sex Sire Dam Price (gns) Consigned by McCracken Farms 704 f Kingman (GB) Blue Angel (Ire) 370,000 Purchased by Magnolia Bloodstock B-Ruskerne Ltd (Ire) Consigned by The Castlebridge Consignment 774 f Dansili (GB) Diatribe (GB) 170,000 Purchased by Stroud Coleman Bloodstock B-Gestut Rottgen (Ire) Consigned by Newsells Park Stud Ltd., agent 734 c Le Havre (Ire) Village Fete (GB) 200,000 Purchased by Crispin de Moubray SARL (€150,000 RNA i/u >17 ARQJUL) B-Nafferty Stud (Ire) 769 c Kodiac (GB) Chibola (Arg) 165,000 Consigned by Nafferty Stud B-Mrs James Wigan (GB) Purchased by Paca Paca Farm Consigned by Whatton Manor Stud Purchased by Ballyphilip Stud 745 c Showcasing (GB) Lisiere (Ire) 190,000 B-Mrs P. A. Cave & Whitsbury Manor Stud (GB) Consigned by Trickledown Stud Purchased by Joe Foley

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SECOND-CROP SIRES MAKING STRIDES NOTHING BUT NET By Kelsey Riley At this time of the year, plenty of column space is typically devoted to analyzing the performance of the first-crop sires of TATTERSALLS DECEMBER FOAL SALE DAY 2 the season passed. Indeed, this year=s freshmen have provided Lot Sex Sire Dam Price (gns) plenty of reason to be hopeful for the future, as detailed by John 652 c Showcasing (GB) Ealaan 130,000 Boyce in his latest column depicting the potential of No Nay Consigned by Whistbury Manor Stud Never and Kingman (GB) to evolve into super sires. Purchased by Peter & Ross Doyle Bloodstock As the year wraps up, however, it is also worth checking in on The unraced Ealaan (Invasor {Arg}) was picked up by the progress of the second-season sires, and note who has built Whitsbury Manor Stud for 26,000gns out of the 2015 Tattersalls on the promise of their first 2-year-olds, whose progeny have December Mare Sale in foal to Lanwades Stud=s Sea The Moon jumped up the board given time to mature and who proved a (Ger). That resulting colt made 24,000gns at this sale two years flash-in-the-pan with their early runners. ago. Bred to resident stallion Showcasing (GB) off a £27,500 fee There is a clear leader in this sire crop, and that is Camelot last year, her colt was offered by Whitsbury Manor on Thursday (GB), who with his first two crops leads all sires with first foals and turned a nice profit when selling to Peter and Ross Doyle born in 2015 by every major metric. According to the TDN=s Bloodstock for 130,000gns. Ealaan was covered once again by second crop cumulative sire list of stallions standing in Europe the Whitsbury Manor stalwart this spring at an increased fee of (as of Nov. 29), his worldwide progeny earnings of $6,079,786 £40,000. (,4,759,499) are more than double that of last year=s late champion first-season sire Society Rock (Ire). At the close of BOOKMARK 2017, Camelot sat just fourth on the first season sires= table, behind the aforementioned Society Rock, Dabirsim (Fr) and http://www.thoroughbreddailynews.com/getLatest.php to download the latest edition of the TDN each day. Havana Gold (Ire) with 19 winners and just short of $550,000 in the bank. Cont. p11 TDN EUROPE • PAGE 11 OF 18 • THETDN.COM FRIDAY • 30 NOVEMBER 2018

Second-Crop Sires Making Strides Cont. distance brackets, ranging from 1000 to 1200 metres to 2400 The G1 Racing Post Trophy, G1 2000 Guineas and G1 Derby metres-plus, and four of them won their stakes races at winner, whose progeny were expected to mature later anyway, distances between 1800 metres to 2000 metres. was already indicating at that point that bigger things were to As Camelot=s first crop has come of age, his second one is come; despite sitting fourth by tracking along right on par: earnings he was the joint leader interestingly, his second crop of by stakes winners (two), stakes 2-year-olds currently includes 19 horses (five) and group stakes winners and two stakes horses (three). In 2018, Camelot winnersBequal to his end-of- added 11 new stakes winners season 2017 tallies. Camelot=s including G1 Irish Derby winner first crop numbered 151 foals Latrobe (Ire) and GI Belmont while his current 2-year-old crop Oaks winner Athena (Ire) from is slightly smaller at 142. Each of his first crop and G1 Criterium those were bred off a i25,000 de Saint-Cloud winner fee; he went up to i35,000 last Wonderment (Ire) from his year before his first runners hit second crop. Wait Forever (Ire) the track, back down to i30,000 is one of the leading 3-year-old this year and he is up to a career in Italy, his three stakes wins Camelot is the standard-bearer of his sire crop | Coolmore high of i40,000 in 2019. including the Italian 2000 Also making great strides this Guineas; Hunting Horn (Ire) won the G3 Hampton Court S. at year was G1 Prix du Jockey Club winner Intello (Ger), the son Royal Ascot and was third in the GI Belmont Derby, and Pollara of Galileo who has alternated between Haras du Quesnay in (Ire) won the G3 Prix de Royaumont in France. His 13 stakes France and Cheveley Park Stud in Newmarket. winners have won their black-type races in eight different Cont. p12 TDN EUROPE • PAGE 12 OF 18 • THETDN.COM FRIDAY • 30 NOVEMBER 2018

Second-Crop Sires Making Strides Cont. Another whose progeny could have been expected to improve with age, he jumped from 11th in his sire crop at the end of last year right up to second currently. The French listed winner Sonjeu (Fr) was his lone stakes-winning 2-year-old but this year he has added six more, headed by the G1 Prix Jean Prat winner Intellogent (Ire), the triple Group 3 winner and highly regarded Young Rascal (Fr) and the G3 Goodwood S. winner Regal Reality (GB). His 12 black-type horses in 2018 give him a strike rate of 12.4% from runners in that category, which betters even Camelot.

Intello has added six new stakes winners this year | Zuzanna Lupa Unfortunately, Intello will have to face the second and third crop hurdle that all but the very elite young sires do; his 2-year- olds numbered 75 this season, down from 102 in his first crop, and that crop has yielded just two winners from 22 starters. The tough sprinter Society Rock (Ire) had sadly died by the time his first 2-year-olds came out firing last year, having succumbed to laminitis at Tally-Ho Stud after covering about 80 mares in 2016. He ended the season on top of the first-crop sire table by both prize money and winners (29), with the G1 Prix Morny winner Unfortunately (Ire) his lone stakes winner and Tangled (Ire), Corinthia Knight (Ire) and So Hi Society (Ire) all performing well in key races. Unfortunately and Corinthia Knight both added a stakes success this year, while from his second crop of juveniles Society Rock added the listed winner and G3 Firth of Clyde S. second Shumookhi (Ire) and the G1 Cheveley Park S. second The Mackem Bullet (Ire). Unfortunately will have the chance to carry on the line, as he retires to stand alongside Intello at Cheveley Park Stud in 2019. Supporters of Dawn Approach (Ire) had reason to be nervous last year when the champion 2-year-old ended the season with zero stakes winners, but let=s not forget the G2 Coventry, G1 National S. and G1 Dewhurst S. winner--who also won Ireland=s first maiden of the year in March--also progressed into a Classic winner at three, and his first crop seem to have largely inherited those later developing genes. Cont. p13 TDN EUROPE • PAGE 13 OF 18 • THETDN.COM FRIDAY • 30 NOVEMBER 2018

Dawn Approach had a pair of stakes winners this year from his second crop, including Classic hopeful Madhmoon (Ire), winner of the G2 Champions Juvenile S. on Irish Champions Weekend. Of the current top five year-to-date second-crop sires in Europe, three are by sons or grandsons of Galileo (Ire), and those are rounded out by Havana Gold (Ire), who himself won the G3 Tattersall S. at two but was at his best at three when he won France=s G1 Prix Jean Prat. His progeny have followed in that mould: his flagbearer both this year and last has been Havana Grey (GB), who last year won the G3 Molecomb S., and who this year secured his spot at stud at Whitsbury Manor with a win in the G1 Flying Five S. Treasuring (GB), likewise, won the G3 Curragh S. at two and progressed to win the GIII Senorita S. in May. Havana Gold has also added three new listed winners Society Rock=s Group 1-winning son Unfortunately will attempt from his first crop this year. to fill his sire=s void at stud | Racing Post He notched three 3-year-old stakes winners this season headed by the G3 Prix de la Grotte winner and G1 Prix de Diane second Musis Amica (Ire). Follow the TDN staff on Twitter Thankfully for those seeking precocity, Dawn Approach=s Thoroughbred Daily News second crop seems to have taken more after the early runners of their paternal grandsire New Approach, who was champion @garykingTDN @kelseynrileyTDN @collingsberry first-season sire of his time. @DaithiHarvey @EquinealTDN @HLAndersonTDN TDN EUROPE • PAGE 14 OF 18 • THETDN.COM FRIDAY • 30 NOVEMBER 2018

MASTER A CHANCE IN THE HONG KONG MILE Newmarket trainer William Haggas has enjoyed a career-best year in 2018, his stable amassing ,3 million in prize money for the first time, and he will look to clinch another Group 1 with PHOENIX T=BREDS BUY SHARE IN SANDS OF MALI the admirable mare One Master (GB) (Fastnet Rock {Aus}) in next Saturday=s G1 Hong Kong Mile. Group 1 winner Sands Of Mali (Fr) (Panis) will carry the silks of Phoenix Thoroughbreds in 2019 after they purchased a share in the Richard Fahey trainee. Original owners The Cool Silk Partnership will also retain a share in the rising 4-year-old who will remain in Fahey=s yard with an eye toward the G1 Al Quoz Sprint in Dubai at the end of March. A winner of the G2 Gimcrack S. as a juvenile, Sands Of Mali won the G3 Prix Sigy and G2 Sandy Lane S. in the spring prior to a good second in the G1 Commonwealth Cup at Royal Ascot in June. He was a length clear of MG1SW Harry Angel (Ire) (Dark Angel {Ire}) in the G1 QIPCO British Champions Sprint S. at Ascot on Oct. 20. AWe are delighted to have acquired a stake in such a talented horse.@ said Phoenix Thoroughbreds CEO Amer Abdulaziz. AHe proved last year to be a true champion and his win at Ascot in the Champions= Sprint highlighted his potential and class. We William and Maureen Haggas and Jim Crowley | racingfotos.com are delighted to be entering into this new partnership with such successful owners and we look forward to many successful days The 4-year-old will face some stiff opposition, including the at the races together.@ star local miler Beauty Generation (NZ) (Road To Rock {Aus}), AIt=s been a great ride with Sands Of Mali and we look forward but she is no slouch herself, having won the G1 Prix de la Foret to continuing the journey with Phoenix Thoroughbreds,@ said on Oct. 7 before finishing fifth, just a length off Expert Eye (GB) Peter Swann from The Cool Silk Partnership. AWe have the same (Acclamation {GB}), in the GI Breeders= Cup Mile on Nov. 3. ambitions for this horse and we hope for some more high level "I was thrilled with that run in the Breeders' Cup Mile, it was success.@ quite possibly her career best, especially as her jockey was caught down on the rail, which was not where he wanted to be," said Haggas. "But that is all in the past. What matters is that her owners, Roy and Gretchen Jackson, who are octogenarians from Pennsylvania in the U.S., are coming to Hong Kong to see her run. "They were at the Breeders' Cup, had a great time, and have never been to Hong Kong, so they said, >why not, we may not get another chance.= It's a 17-hour flight--I am full of admiration for them." Haggas added, "One Master will probably be running on quicker ground in Hong Kong than she met at Churchill, or when she won the [G3] Fairy Bridge S. in Ireland [earlier this year]. But I don't think that will inconvenience her. I have trained generations of her family, which is a salutary reminder of how long I've been training for. Her mother, Enticing, set a course record at Bath over five furlongs on firm ground that I think still Sands Of Mali | Racing Post stands. It's also possible that One Master has improved as we have asked her to run over further." Cont. p15 TDN EUROPE • PAGE 15 OF 18 • THETDN.COM FRIDAY • 30 NOVEMBER 2018

Master a Chance in the HK Mile Cont. AWith Brexit top of the agenda, it is encouraging to see Ryan Moore has been signed on to ride One Master next unstinting support from all member countries on the need to weekend. ensure the there is no change to the status quo post Brexit,@ said EFTBA Chairman Joe Hernon. AThe decision that the Codes of Practice were endorsed as international codes is testament to KENDARGENT ANCHORS COLLEVILLE ROSTER that support. Over the next few months we will intensify our lobbying efforts in all areas that affect our industry.@ Kendargent (Fr) (Kendor {Fr}), who enjoyed stakes winners in the UK, USA, France and Germany in 2018, will stand for €17,000 (exc. VAT) at Haras de Colleville next year. Represented by five stakes winners in 2018, the grey=s best for the year was German Group 2 winner Sky Full of Stars (Fr), and G3 St Simon S. hero Morando (Fr). He is joined by his multiple Group 3-winning FIRST-SEASON SIRES son Goken (Fr) at €3,000 (exc. VAT), who is expecting his first WITH RUNNERS yearlings in 2019. Also standing at that price point is listed winner Galiway (GB) (Galileo {Ire}), who was GSP while racing Friday, Nov. 30, 2018: and is expecting his first runners in 2019. The trio will be available for viewing by appointment throughout the year, UNITED KINGDOM including during the Arqana Breeding Stock Sale in Deauville Australia (GB) (Galileo {Ire}), Coolmore Stud from Dec. 8-11. 126 foals of racing age/16 winners/1 black-type winner 17:45-NEWCASTLE, 7f, AMBER ROCK $100,000 Keeneland Association September Yearling Sale 2017 BREXIT MAIN FOCUS OF EFTBA AUTUMN MEETING Gregorian (Ire) (Clodovil {Ire}), National Stud 85 foals of racing age/10 winners/0 black-type winners 18:45-NEWCASTLE, 8f, GUNNABEDUN (Ire) i25,000 Goffs November Foals Sale 2016; i17,000 Goffs Sportsman's Yearling Sale 2017

Mukhadram (GB) (Shamardal), Nunnery Stud 92 foals of racing age/10 winners/1 black-type winner 17:45-NEWCASTLE, 7f, MARDLE (GB) 35,000gns Tattersalls December Foal Sale 2016; ,30,000 Goffs UK Premier Yearling Sale 2017

EFTBA delegates at the Jockey Club on Tuesday | EFTBA

Brexit was the main topic during the autumn meeting of the European Federation of Thoroughbred Breeders= Associations (EFTBA) held at the Jockey Club on Nov. 27. Chaired by Joe Hernon of Castlehyde Stud, 13 countries were represented. The three countries comprising the Brexit team--Ireland, UK and FranceBprepared a complementary document explaining the EFTBA=s health procedures in breeding and racing, which fully demonstrates and guarantees the high health status of horses. Key to the free movement of horses post Brexit is the adherence to the Codes of Practice and the EFTBA formally adopted the Australia is looking for his 17th winner at Newcastle on Friday. codes as being truly international. Coolmore TDN EUROPE • PAGE 16 OF 18 • THETDN.COM FRIDAY • 30 NOVEMBER 2018

Dream {GB}), a Nov. 16 debut third going five panels at Lingfield OBSERVATIONS last time, led after the initial strides here. Nudged along at the on the European racing scene top of the straight, the 3-1 chalk poached a decisive advantage approaching the final eighth and was ridden further clear inside the final furlong to easily best Neon Sea (Fr) (Siyouni {Fr}) by five 5.45 Newcastle, Mdn, ,10,400, 2yo, 7f 14y (AWT) lengths. One of four winners produced by a winning daughter of Jaber Abdullah=s FIGHTWITHME (IRE) (Shamardal), a son of G1 Listed Firth of Clyde S. victress Femme Fatale (GB) (Fairy King), Falmouth S. victress Music Show (Ire) (Noverre), returns off a the bay is a half-sister to G3 Sandown Sprint S. victor and G1 promising debut third at Newmarket earlier this month. Rivals to Nunthorpe S. third Extortionist (Ire) (Dandy Man {Ire}), a the John Gosden trainee feature King Power Racing=s hitherto yearling colt by Make Believe (GB) and a colt foal by Dandy Man unraced Top Power (Fr) (Le Havre {Ire}), who is a 325,000gns (Ire). Sales history: 180,000gns Wlg >16 TATFOA. Lifetime TATOCT half-brother to G1 Prix du Moulin second Akatea (Ire) Record: 2-1-0-1, $6,104. Video, sponsored by Fasig-Tipton. (Shamardal), representing Andrew Balding; and Cheveley Park O-Sheikh Hamdan bin Rashid Al Maktoum; B-Mrs Louise Lyons Stud=s once-raced homebred Scheme (GB) (Pivotal {GB}), who is (IRE); T-Owen Burrows. out of a stakes-placed half-sister to G1 Prix de Diane heroine Confidential Lady (GB) (Singspiel {Ire}), from the Sir Mark 3rd-Kempton, ,6,000, Cond, 11-29, 2yo, 8f (AWT), 1:41.38, Prescott stable. st/sl. CLEMATIS (f, 2, First Defence--Faraway Flower, by Distant View) was within range of the leaders, racing in mid division, for most of this first go. Under pressure off the home turn, the 3-1 second choice angled to the outside for a clear passage passing the quarter-mile marker and quickened smartly when tackling the front rank at the eighth pole to comfortably account for Thursday=s Results: Sezim (GB) (Dansili {GB}) by three lengths. Half to the yearling 4th-Chelmsford City, ,12,000, Cond, 11-29, 2yo, 8f (AWT), filly Favoured Destiny (Noble Mission {GB}) and a filly foal by 1:39.57, st. Flintshire (GB), the homebred bay becomes the second scorer TAUTEKE (GB) (f, 2, Sea the Stars {Ire}--Tamarind {Ire} produced by a winning half-sister to MGISW US champion Close {GSW-Ire, $108,329}, by Sadler=s Wells), who hit the board in Hatches (First Defence) and GI Kentucky Oaks and GI Cotillion S. her Nov. 14 unveiling going one mile at Kempton, was well away placegetter Lockdown (First Defence). Her dam Faraway Flower from the outside gate to stalk the leader in second here. Pushed (Distant View), who hails from the family of MG1SW sire Xaar along on the home turn, the 11-4 second choice hooked up with (GB) (Zafonic), was bred to Mr Speaker this year. Lifetime So High (GB) (Nathaniel {Ire}) soon after passing the two pole Record: 1-1-0-0, $4,977. Video, sponsored by Fasig-Tipton. and kept on relentlessly under a drive to deny that tenacious 1ST-TIME STARTER. O-Khalid Abdullah; B-Juddmonte Farms Inc rival by a head in a bobbing finish. One of four scorers out of G3 (KY); T-Charles Hills. Give Thanks S. winner Tamarind (Ire) (Sadler=s Wells), the homebred bay is a half-sister to Listed Montrose Fillies= S. and Listed Cheshire Oaks third Tansholpan (GB) (Dansili {GB}), the yearling colt Talap (GB) (Kingman {GB}) and a filly foal by Golden Horn (GB). Tamarind is kin to four black-type winners headed by MGSW sire Crimson Tide (Ire) (Sadler=s Wells) and MGSW GII 4th-Kempton, ,6,000, Cond, 11-29, 2yo, 8f (AWT), 1:43.14, Garden City Breeders= Cup H. victress Pharatta (Ire) (Fairy King), st/sl. who in turn is the granddam of this term=s G1 Prix d=Ispahan and MANORAH (IRE) (f, 2, The Factor--Fifth Avenue Doll, by G1 Prix du Moulin hero Recoletos (Fr) (Whipper). Lifetime Marquetry), who was just off the board in her Nov. 14 debut Record: 2-1-0-1, $10,703. Video, sponsored by Fasig-Tipton. over course and distance last time, settled fifth after breaking O-Nurlan Bizakov; B-Hesmonds Stud Ltd (GB); T-Roger Varian. with the leaders in this return. Nudged along approaching the quarter mile marker, the 2-1 favourite quickened to lead 2nd-Chelmsford City, ,6,499, Cond, 11-29, 2yo, f, 6f (AWT), entering the final furlong and kept on gamely under a drive to 1:12.56, st. hold the late thrust of Vasiliev (GB) (Dutch Art {GB}) by a neck. RAHEEB (IRE) (f, 2, Kodiac {GB}--Dream Date {Ire}, by Oasis Cont. p17 TDN EUROPE • PAGE 17 OF 18 • THETDN.COM FRIDAY • 30 NOVEMBER 2018

4th-Kempton Cont. Trais Fluors, who also hit the board in last term=s G1 Prix Jean Prat and this year=s G1 Prix d=Ispahan, is the first foal and lone One of six winners out of Fifth Avenue Doll (Marquetry), she is representative of G3 Prix Vanteaux victress Trois Lunes (Fr) a kin to G1 St Leger-winning British highweight Arctic Cosmos (Manduro {Ger}), herself is the only black-type performer (North Light {Ire}) and a filly foal by Kodiac (GB), from a family produced by stakes-winning G3 Grosse Hessen Meile-Pokal featuring GI Woodward S. second and MGSW sire Sir Shackleton runner-up Trip to the Moon (GB) (Fasliyev), who in turn is a (Miswaki). Sales history: i50,000 Wlg >16 GOFNOV; 82,000gns granddaughter of MGSP Listed Prix de la Seine winner Brillante Ylg >17 TAOCT. Lifetime Record: 2-1-0-0, $5,352. Video, (Fr) (Green Dancer), herself a half-sister to the sires Run and sponsored by Fasig-Tipton. Deliver, Bellypha (Ire) and Bellman (Fr). The homebred bay is O-Abdullatif M Al-Abdulrazzaq; B-Ashling Burke (IRE); T-Roger half to a yearling colt by Kendargent. Click for the Racing Post Varian. result. Video, sponsored by Fasig-Tipton.

CONDITIONS RESULTS: 4th-Deauville, i27,000, Mdn, 11-29, unraced 2yo, f, 9 1/2f 1st-Kempton, ,6,000, Cond, 11-29, 3yo/up, 9f 219y (AWT), (AWT), 2:01.50, st. 2:07.36, st. EBONY (FR) (f, 2, Le Havre {Ire}--Ennaya {Fr}, by Nayef) jinked FESTIVAL OF AGES (g, 4, Medaglia d=Oro--November, by A.P. left breaking from the outside box and was off the pace in ninth Indy) Lifetime Record: 3-2-1-0, $11,399. O-Godolphin; B-Darley through the early fractions of this unveiling. Inching ever closer (KY); T-Charlie Appleby. from halfway, the crowd=s 11-5 pick loomed large on the bridle passing the two pole and surged clear in hand inside the final 300 metres to easily account for A Fine Romance (Fr) (Reliable Man {GB}) by 3 1/2 lengths. Half-sister to a yearling colt by Siyouni (Fr) and a filly foal by Lope de Vega (Ire), she is the first Thursday=s Results: foal and scorer out of a winning half-sister to G1 Poule d=Essai PRIX LYPHARD-Listed, i52,000, Deauville, 11-29, 3yo/up, 9 des Poulains, G1 Coronation S. and G1 Prix du Moulin heroine 1/2f (AWT), 1:52.96, st. Ervedya (Fr) (Siyouni {Fr}) and the stakes-placed Elennya (Fr) 1--TRAIS FLUORS (GB), 126, c, 4, Dansili (GB)--Trois Lunes (Fr) (Exceed and Excel {Aus}). Sales history: i160,000 Ylg >17 (GSW-Fr), by Manduro (Ger). O/B-Haras de Saint Pair (GB); ARAUG. Lifetime Record: 1-1-0-0, i13,500. Video, sponsored T-Andre Fabre; J-Christophe Soumillon. i26,000. Lifetime by Fasig-Tipton. Record: GSW & MG1SP-Fr, 13-5-3-1, i308,078. 1ST-TIME STARTER. O-Faisal Salman; B-Eric Puerari, Mme Ariane 2--Rolando (Ire), 126, c, 4, Campanologist--Rosa di Brema (Ity), Gravereaux, Oceanic Bloodstock Inc & Mme Patrick Ades-Hazan by Lomitas (GB). (i67,000 Ylg >15 BBAGS). O-Klaus Allofs & (FR); T-Jean-Claude Rouget. Stiftung Gestut Fahrhof. i10,400. 3--Lucky Team (Fr), 126, h, 6, Namid (GB)--Kestria (Ire), by 3rd-Deauville, i27,000, Mdn, 11-29, 2yo, 6 1/2f (AWT), Keltos (Fr). O-Mme Sophie Boulin Redouly & Haras du 1:17.09, st. Hoguenet. i7,800. SIYAK (FR) (c, 2, Siyouni {Fr}--Skalya {Fr}, by Sagacity {Fr}), an Margins: NK, 5HF, HD. Odds: 2.10, 5.40, 17.00. Oct. 16 debut runner-up tackling six panels at Chantilly in his Also Ran: Replenish (Fr), Lady Sidney (Fr), I Am Charlie (Fr), only prior start, was shuffled back to stalk the leaders in fourth Ronaldo (Ger), Noray (Fr), Walk in the Sun, Normandy Eagle after breaking to the fore in this one. Rousted into action off the (Ire), Rose Duchesse (Fr), Kronprinz (Ger), Wireless (Fr), Kayenne home turn, the 13-2 chance launched his bid with 300 metres (Fr), Garopaba (Ire). remaining and was ridden out to deny Al Jaroud (Fr) (Dabirsim Unsuccessful in eight starts since annexing last term=s G3 Prix {Fr}) by a short neck in the dying strides. He becomes the third Paul de Moussac, Trais Fluors lined up for this event returning scorer produced by an unraced half-sister to four-time stakes off a second in Chantilly=s June 17 G3 Prix Bertrand de Breuil, a placegetter Genzy (Fr) (gentlewave {Ire}), herself out of a half- fifth in Ascot=s July 14 G2 Summer Mile and a seventh on the sister to G3 Norfolk S. victor Tippitt Boy (GB) (Prince Sabo {GB}). turf here in the Aug. 12 G1 Prix Jacques Le Marois. Occupying a Sales history: i75,000 Ylg >17 ARAUG; i68,000 2yo >18 handy berth in fifth for the most part, he quickened to the fore ARQMAY. Lifetime Record: 2-1-1-0, i18,900. Video, sponsored approaching the final eighth and was driven out to withstand by Fasig-Tipton. the late rush of Rolando by a diminishing margin, the pair clear O-Mme Melissa O=Neill; B-Ecurie Euroling (FR); T-Eoghan of the remainder. O=Neill. TDN EUROPE • PAGE 18 OF 18 • THETDN.COM FRIDAY • 30 NOVEMBER 2018

6th-Deauville, i27,000, Mdn, 11-29, unraced 2yo, c/g, 9 1/2f (AWT), 1:58.28, st. QURTAJ (GB) (c, 2, Wootton Bassett {GB}--Praise Dancing {Ire}, by Blame) was well away to claim control after the initial strides of this debut. Holding sway from there, the 28-1 outsider came under pressure when threatened approaching the two pole and kept on resolutely for continued rousting in the closing stages to hold the late thrust of Varoki (Fr) (Tin Horse {Ire}) by a neck. Kin to a the yearling filly Padovana (Fr) (Sea the Moon {Ger}) and a colt foal by Wootton Bassett (GB), he is the first foal and winner produced by an unraced daughter of the stakes-winning Prianca (Ger) (Diktat {GB}), herself a half-sister to GIII Monrovia H. third Kitty Hawk (GB) (Danehill Dancer {Ire}) and stakes-winning G2 Ribblesdale S. third Pamona (Ire) (Duke of Marmalade {Ire}) out of G3 Premio Primi Passi victress Palanca (GB) (Inchinor {GB}). Sales history: i40,000 Wlg >16 ARQDEC; 50,000gns RNA Ylg >17 TAOCT; i65,000 2yo >18 ARQMAY. Lifetime Record: 1-1-0-0, i13,500. Video, sponsored by Fasig-Tipton. 1ST-TIME STARTER. O-Al Shaqab Racing; B-Elevage Haras de Bourgeauville (GB); T-Simone Brogi.

CONDITIONS RESULTS:

4th-Lyon La Soie, i22,000, Cond, 11-29, 3yo, 10f 165y (AWT), 2:15.92, st. D=OR ET DIAMANT (FR) (f, 3, Teofilo {Ire}--Elitiste {Ire}, by Danehill Dancer {Ire}) Lifetime Record: 10-2-3-0, i32,450. O-Ecurie Pandora Racing, Ahmed Mouknass & Mme Isabelle Corbani; B-Louis Duquesne (FR); T-Francois Rohaut. *i65,000 RNA Ylg >16 AROCT; i80,000 2yo >17 ARQMAY.

IN QATAR: Courageux (GB), c, 2, Sepoy (Aus)--Luv U (GB), by Royal Applause (GB). Al Rayyan, 11-29, Maiden (,16k/i18k), 1200mT, 1:13.15. B-Promenade Bloodstock. VIDEO

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Fifteen months and nine starts later, Pecans is now a triple PECANS THE UNEXPECTED stakes-winning mare for Tricolours and trainer Joe Pride and goes into Saturday's G3 Festival S. at Rosehill as favourite to add FLAGBEARER FOR TRICOLOURS a fourth black-type success. "She's gone to a new level under Joe and she obviously appreciates what Joe has been doing with her," Moss said. "She's one of those mares that is so progressive. She just seems to want to improve. She raced through the benchmark races so impressively and she's kept jumping up into group company. We are really, really over the moon with what she has done so far."

More Syndication Success Pecans's success for her syndicators parallels the more high-profile cases of Redzel (Snitzel), Extra Brut (Domesday) and Aristia (Lonhro) in recent months, shining a light on the opportunities for small-time owners to experience big-time success. For Moss, it was a need to sell that dream which led him to the decision to go and buy a couple of tried horses in the first place. Pecans | TDN AusNZ "No-one came in with the expectations that we were buying a by Bren O'Brien group mare by any stretch of the imagination," he said. Two chance buys at the Inglis Thoroughbred Autumn Sale to get a fledgling company up and running certainly exceeded A Good Buy expectations when a combined purchase price of $76,000 At A$50,000, Moss felt she was a good buy even as a possible turned into black-type success and over $400,000 in broodmare prospect. Out of stakes winner Walnut (Procol prize-money. Harum {NZ}), she is a half-sister to listed winner Secession When James Moss went looking for an early flagbearer for his (Lonhro) and had seven starts for Godolphin for a single win. fledgling Tricolours Racing and Syndications business at last Moss saw some potential. Cont. p2 year's Melbourne's August Thoroughbred Sale, his expectations were to find a horse capable of showing up at midweek meetings in Sydney. At that stage, Tricolours, which had been active at the yearling sales, was less than 12 months old and Moss's clients were keen on finding a horse that could provide them with some fun at the track while their then early 2-year-olds were given time to develop. He returned with two ex-Godolphin fillies, Pecans (Skilled) and Ticked (Medaglia D'Oro {USA}), spending A$76,000 combined. "At that stage, my business was very new and we only had yearlings. I just wanted to get some horses that could make the grade in Sydney. I purchased Pecans and Ticked at that sale thinking that both of those horses were capable to race on a Wednesday and possibly win on a Saturday," Moss told TDN AusNZ. James Moss | TDNAusNZ TDN AUSTRALIA/NEW ZEALAND • PAGE 2 OF 2 • THETDN.COM FRIDAY • 30 NOVEMBER 2018

Busy time for Tricolours Aside from Pecans, things are busy for Moss and Tricolours. There are 12 horses in work with various trainers around the country, including a strong crop of six 2-year-olds bought at various sales this year, of which Moss has high expectations. He is already preparing for the 2019 sales season and heads off on Monday to conduct yearling inspections in the Hunter Valley for four days with his vet Dr. Chris Lawler, who he sees as a crucial part of the future success of his business. "It comes down to value. I don=t try to spend a lot. Being an early syndicator, I have to work twice as hard as anyone else to find horses that are the right price and the right horse. I rely heavily on the influence of my vet, Dr. Lawler. If they don=t get A group of Tricolours owners enjoy a day out at the Snake Gully Cup past him then we won=t bid on them," he said. "I'm trying to find TDNAusNZ sound horses at the right price. That probably means I buy less horses than everyone else at the sales, but the ones I do buy are "She was the last foal of the mare. It's a really nice family, so I at the right price, they are the right type of horse and that has thought in buying her, and the price I paid for her, she would been proven so far with the yearlings we have bought." have worked out as a broodmare anyway. Anything she might do on the track might increase her value," he said. "Obviously, Joe has got a great record of improving horses that are handed Click Here to read today=s edition of to him. I thought she'd be a perfect fit for him. I guess they TDN AusNZ. Highlights Include: [Godolphin] have got so many horses and you can=t keep them all. At that stage, it might have been a bit early for her, she Sydney=s Racecourses Coping With Record hadn=t really reached her mark yet. She's certainly improved in condition since we bought her. She's a really big strong mare Rainfall and a really impressive type now." Moss said a good performance on Saturday would see her Mary O=Neill Given New Role at Newgate head to the G2 Villers on Dec. 15. Loftier goals are in the works for next campaign, including the G1 Coolmore Classic. Boomsara to Face Zoustyle on Saturday "She's just such a pleasure for Joe to have in the stables. She's easy to train. She's very consistent and honest, much like her Invincible Star to Reappear at Rosehill racing pattern. It's frightening to think she may improve again, if she does, she is going to be very competitive in whatever she Pierro=s Petrabella Impresses at Avondale races in," he said.

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TAKING STOCK: VELAZQUEZ REFLECTS ON UPCOMING MILESTONE THE INTERCONNECTEDNESS OZONE PARK, N.Y.--With a Hall of Fame plaque, two Eclipse awards, 15 Breeders= Cup victories and four Triple Crown race OF GALILEO AND O'BRIEN wins to his credit, John Velazquez is one of the most accomplished riders in the sport. The 47-year-old rider is on the verge of his latest milestone as he is just one win away from 6,000 North American victories, a feat previously accomplished by just 15 riders. The TDN=s Christie DeBernardis and Joe Bianca caught up with Velazquez as the New York racing community anxiously awaits win 6,000. The Puerto Rican rider has four mounts on Friday=s card at Aqueduct and five more chances on Saturday=s GI Cigar Mile card.

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Click above to watch footage of Galileo at Coolmore in Ireland. IN TDN EUROPE TODAY by Sid Fernando KINGMAN FILLY REVIVES FOAL TRADE Aidan O'Brien deftly maneuvered his silver Land Rover inside a Anthony Stroud paid 370,000gns for a filly foal by Kingman covered round pen at Ballydoyle where a group of yearling fillies (GB) to top the second day of the Tattersalls December Foal Sale. was being ridden single file against the perimeter wall. He drove Click or tap here to go straight to TDN Europe. surprisingly close to them, circling inside of them, observing and exchanging words with the riders, motioning with his right hand as he steered the vehicle with his left. "Alright Christopher, good man, good man; okay Eddie, good man, good man; alright James, good man, good man," he said, on and on to each rider. The yearlings had arrived at Ballydoyle only two weeks ago after the breaking process at John Magnier's Coolmore, and they were already comfortable with O'Brien's SUV next to them. They were in the early stages of preparation for their 2-year-old seasons and were a little behind the four sets O'Brien had supervised from the Land Rover in larger outdoor paddocks earlier that morning. O'Brien knew them all, as he did every rider by name. Each horses's pedigree was written on the saddle cloth, with the initials of the sire and the dam's full name. Naturally, there were a lot of "Gs" for the Galileos. In 2001, Galileo (Ire) (Sadler's Wells) became the first of O'Brien's six G1 Epsom Derby winners. The bay colt also won the G1 Irish Derby and the G1 King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Diamond Stakes on his way to being crowned the champion 3-year-old of Europe. "He was so genuine, it was unbelievable," O'Brien recalled. Cont. p3 PUBLISHER & CEO Sue Morris Finley @suefinley [email protected]

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Irish 2000 Guineas winner Churchill, champion 2-year-old and Irish and English Guineas winner Gleneagles, seven-time Group 1 winner Highland Reel, Epsom Derby winner Ruler of the World, G1 French 2000 Guineas winner The Gurkha, and the From his Coolmore base, Galileo has since become one of the speedy Group 2 winner Gustav Klimt, he has firsthand greatest stallions of all time, just as O'Brien has become one of knowledge of their makeup. the sport's greatest trainers from his nearby Ballydoyle Cont. p4 headquarters. Each year O'Brien seems to send out an endless stream of group winners for the trio of Mrs. John Magnier, Michael Tabor, and Derrick Smith, including the winners of a record 28 Group 1 races in 2017--a good many of them sons or daughters of Galileo. In other words, the stallion and the trainer have relied upon and benefitted from each other in their second act together. Galileo surpassed his own sire's formidable record of 73 Grade/Group 1 winners in October and recently got his 75th when Godolphin's Line of Duty (Ire) won the GI Breeders' Cup Juvenile Turf earlier this month at Churchill Downs. The stallion stands for a private fee but he's easily the most expensive sire in the world, more than Darley's Dubawi (Ire) (Dubai Millennium {GB}) in Europe, Shadai's Deep Impact (Jpn) (Sunday Silence) in Japan, and Claiborne's War Front (Danzig) in the U.S. Because O'Brien has trained many of his best, including current Coolmore stallions such as dual Derby winner Australia, G1 English and Aidan O=Brien | Sid Fernando photo TDN HEADLINE NEWS • PAGE 4 OF 13 • THETDN.COM FRIDAY • NOVEMBER 30, 2018

"Galileos are, like, very strange horses, meaning that they try but he's not a big horse by any means and appears smaller in so hard," O'Brien said. "And always with the Galileos, all you're height than he is. Perhaps that's because he has some of the trying to do is slow them down and relax them. With most other unmistakable resemblance and swagger of that little big man horses, it's the complete opposite. But Galileos, they never from Windfields, Northern Dancer, who transformed the remember what happened yesterday. Say they got really tired-- European racing landscape the moment his son Nijinsky set and when a horse gets really tired, they feel a bit of pain--some Europe alight from Ballydoyle for Aidan O'Brien's legendary horses get very clever to that and they don't want to go back predecessor, Vincent O'Brien. The last English Triple Crown there anymore. So what happens is that when they start winner, Nijinsky, was a larger, scopier horse than most of the controlling that, you can only train them to a certain level Northern Dancers, who as a group were smaller, more rounded because they won't let you push them any further. But with and muscular, and faster than their taller and stretchier Galileos, they will give their absolute 150% every day. It's very European contemporaries that their gear-changing abilities strange. It's a mental trait, not a physical trait. Of all the horses frequently left flat-footed in pattern races. This was the primary we've ever trained, we've never seen it in another horse before. North American tribe at the forefront of the transformative It's a gene that will carry on. It's a pure remind of him." "international racehorse" of the 1970s and 1980s, and they came relentlessly from Ballydoyle after Nijinsky and included among many others such Classic winners as The Minstrel, El Gran Senor and Sadler's Wells for Vincent O'Brien and his ownership group of Robert Sangster and Magnier, Vincent O'Brien's son-in-law. Historically, the sequence of Northern Dancer/Sadler's Wells/Galileo as Classic winners and Classic-siring breed shapers is unparalleled, though it's fair to include Sadler's Wells's "other" Coolmore-based son Montjeu (Ire), who died prematurely at age 16, in the conversation. It's rare enough to find three successive generations of breed-shaping stallions in one hemisphere to begin with--Raise a Native/Mr. Prospector/Fappiano and Nearco/Nasrullah/Bold Ruler are two sets; Northern Dancer/Danzig/Danehill, with Redoute's Choice (Aus) (Danehill) and Fastnet Rock (Aus) (Danehill), straddle two hemispheres, Galileo=s dual Derby winner Australia | Sid Fernando photo and Northern Dancer/Danzig/War Front has more to come--but

A Pilgrimage It was Galileo who had brought me to Ireland a week ago--for the first time, by the way. I'd never seen Coolmore's iconic sire Sadler's Wells (Northern Dancer) in the flesh and didn't want to miss his legendary son, who at age 20 is closing in on his sire's 294 stakes winners with 289 to date. The son has already passed the father by number of group winners, 190 to 168. When our son, a Florida-based college senior, said he wouldn't be home for the Thanksgiving holiday, my wife and I decided on short notice to visit Galileo, which meant an overnight six-hour flight from New York to Dublin followed by a two-hour drive to Cashel, a historic little town in County Tipperary. From there it was a 20-minute trip to the speck of a village that is Fethard, where Magnier's historic and sprawling property is discreetly situated without a sign at the main gate. Ballydoyle is just 10 minutes from Cashel, and is likewise devoid of signage. The grand horse didn't disappoint. At a little over 16 hands, Galileo is taller than his 15.2-hand grandsire and 16-hand sire,

TDN HEADLINE NEWS • PAGE 5 OF 13 • THETDN.COM FRIDAY • NOVEMBER 30, 2018 with the advent of Galileo's Juddmonte-based son Frankel (GB), four successive Classic winners as top sires is a possibility. Plus, with Galileo's accomplished young sons at Coolmore, there's every chance to continue the streak with others, and O'Brien is convinced that Australia in particular will be one of them. "Australia is going to be an unbelievable stallion," O'Brien said. "They have the courage. Then, you have Churchill. One of them is going to strike big. It's going to happen. With the Galileos, it's a mental trait, and so many of them have it." O'Brien believes that Galileo's daughters are just as effective in passing on their sire's traits, and he points to one of his stars this year, 2000 Guineas winner Saxon Warrior (Jpn) (Deep Impact {Jpn}), who was produced from the fast Galileo mare Maybe (Ire), as an example. "The trait is so strong that the Galileo comes out," O'Brien said. "Saxon Warrior would absolutely kill himself stone dead for you. He wasn't a mile-and-a-quarter horse at all; he was a miler. But he kept trying, and he never relented in any way. He was so genuine. If we had kept him to a mile, he probably would have never been beaten."

Galileo | Coolmore photo That Saxon Warrior, who enters stud in 2019 at Coolmore, was tried repeatedly at up to a mile and a half is part of the Coolmore ethos, O'Brien noted. "What's changed with 'the lads' is that they don't want [their horses] to go to stud with false pretenses anymore," O'Brien said. "They want to expose every horse. They're thinking of the big picture, so they want to expose them--see what their limitations are. Because when you know that, you can let the pedigree progress. They have so many stallions standing, so they need to go through them and find out who's the best." That type of thinking extended to Galileo himself, who was sent to the U.S. to compete in the GI Breeders' Cup Classic on dirt after a demanding European campaign. Galileo ran a creditable sixth in the race behind Tiznow in 2001. Cont. p6 TDN HEADLINE NEWS • PAGE 6 OF 13 • THETDN.COM FRIDAY • NOVEMBER 30, 2018

Taking Stock cont. It's why O'Brien spends this time of year schooling his yearlings as they approach two. "What happens now will affect their For all of his accomplishments, Galileo still has one hole in his entire careers," he said, as he drove his Land Rover from where resume: He doesn't yet have a graded winner on dirt. O'Brien is the young horses were stabled to the Giant's Causeway yard at fully aware of this and said he'd like to fill that gap. "I've been Ballydoyle, where his best 3-year-old colts will be domiciled. thinking about this a lot," O'Brien said. "I'll tell you why the More than a few Galileos will be there when the season starts. Galileos will suit the dirt when we get them. They're so determined when they get to the front. They will not relent. But Sid Fernando is president and CEO of Werk Thoroughbred you need to get the right horse and give him the right Consultants, Inc., originator of the Werk Nick Rating and preparation." eNicks. In fact, O'Brien said he's thinking about a Galileo for Coolmore for the 2019 Kentucky Derby. "I've been trying to think, like, how can we have a Kentucky Derby horse this year, and I've been thinking that it has to be a Galileo if we are going to do it. © Copyright Thoroughbred Daily News. It'll take a run or two for a horse to learn from coming from the grass to go to the dirt, but it's not impossible. We just have to This newspaper may not be reproduced in any form or by pick the one for the program. I haven't picked one yet, but we're any means, electronic or mechanical, without prior getting close and we'll decide in the next couple of weeks." written permission of the copyright owner, MediaVista. That's an exciting thought to ponder, because if Galileo and Information as to the American races, race results and O'Brien can add a Kentucky Derby to their long list of European earnings was obtained from results charts published by Classics, it would be a stunning achievement. As it is, the trainer The Jockey Club Information Services and utilized here and the stallion that are so interwoven together have with their permission. accomplished more than most as a unit, with yet more to come. TDN HEADLINE NEWS • PAGE 7 OF 13 • THETDN.COM FRIDAY • NOVEMBER 30, 2018

Velazquez Q & A cont. concentrate more on winning races and the rest is history. One day when I=m retired, I'll look back and I'll say, >I think I accomplished something.= But, for now I'm here, I'm very active, I'm looking forward to winning more races and now they are just a number.@

TDN: You=ve won a lot of important races throughout your career. Tell us about some of the highlights.

JV: AI=ve had a lot of winners and a lot of important races. The [GI Kentucky] Derby is obviously one of the most recognized races in the world and obviously with the career that I have so far, thankfully I have two winners in the Derby, two Belmonts and plenty of Breeders= Cups, which are the races that people remember the most. I've always said I'm very blessed for the opportunities that I've been given and very humble.

Click here for the accompanying video feature TDN: Are there any races left on your bucket list that you have yet to win? TDN: How does it feel to be on the verge of 6,000 North American victories? JV: AYou know, I always think about the Preakness. I haven't won the Preakness yet and it=s one of the races that everybody talks JV: AWell, it's a number. It's an important number, but I just about. Obviously, it=s one of the most famous races, so that's the concentrate on winning races basically and the numbers come only one I'm still chasing so far. Maybe that's why I'm still after. So, it's not something I shoot for or live for. I think I around here. Let's see what happens. Cont. p8

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TDN Q & A cont.

TDN: Can you name some of your best or favorite mounts over the years?

JV: AWise Dan was one of my favorites. He was two-time Horse of the Year and he was probably the best horse I have ridden in my career. There are many. Winning the Belmont with Rags to Riches is one of my favorite races that I=ll always remember. It was my first Classic from the Triple Crown and I did it with Todd Pletcher. Winning the Kentucky Derby, first with Graham Motion, who is a very good friend of mine, with Animal Kingdom. Those are the races that you remember the most and the connections that you all have, especially with my career with friends and families that I grew up with. It=s just great, just very fortunate and very blessed to have these opportunities.@

TDN: Can you describe your relationship with Angel Cordero over the years?

JV: AIt has been a long relationship. He was the one who brought

Velazquez & Rags to Riches deny Curlin me here from Puerto Rico and I lived with him when I came here in the 2007 Belmont | Sarah Andrew for about three months. It's always been a kind of father and son relationship. We have our moments, obviously like a father and TDN: Tell us about some of the people involved in helping you son. We have our arguments, but it's very healthy arguments get those victories, such as Todd Pletcher, who you=ve worked and we're still together. I=m very proud of the things we have with for a long time. done together ever since I came in from Puerto Rico. It=s very unique. JV: AWell, I=m very fortunate and very blessed with all the people that I work with and to still be working with a lot of the same TDN: As you get older, what steps do you take to stay at the people for the last 20-something years. I ride a lot of good horses top of the game? and that's what keeps you coming back again, keeps you kind of hooked to the racing and the excitement, trying to find the next JV: AAs I get older, I think that I don't need to prove anything, so good horse or something that's going to bring you more it's not just about proving yourself or about the money, it's about excitement. Working with Todd Pletcher for that many years and staying on top of a certain level and getting the mounts that you winning that many races with him, it's very unusual for a jockey really like to get, if you will. And if you still get them, that's the and trainer to be together for that many years. I think we've opportunities that keep you excited about the game. You stick been together at least 20 years. That=s incredible, you know, for around if you=re healthy. First of all, for me, it's being healthy, the business that we are in doesn't last that long.@ being 100% where I can do the best job that I can do.

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TDN: How have you grown as a jockey since you first came to TDN: Do you see yourself as a mentor to some of the younger America? Back then, did you ever see yourself getting to the riders, especially those from your native Puerto Rico? point in your career that you are at now? JV: AEvery kid who comes in, I try to help them the best I can. The JV: AAbsolutely not. When I first came better rider they become, the in as a young rider, I didn't know better it is for us. It's safety first, anything about the racetrack, I just and, second of all, you can ride went to a jockey school in Puerto Rico, better with the younger riders I loved horses, that's all I cared about. once they understand the dangers I just wanted to ride horses. I didn't of the game. So, if you can know where it was going to take me. I concentrate on something, try to was hoping that I'd do well enough to teach them the best you can and help my family. That was one of my hopefully they listen and they main things when I came in. I came follow up, that will be good for from nothing and wanted to make them. There were many riders sure that I did well and could help my when I came in, obviously I lived family back in Puerto Rico. I just with Angel [Cordero] and he was started building up, learning about the my main mentor when I came business and how competitive it is and Velazquez aboard two-time Horse of the Year Wise Dan here, but I mean there was Mike it started growing on me. It was like, Coady Smith and Jose Santos and other >Oh, man, I can do this.= And the more guys that really helped me out, so you win, the more you learn, then the more passionate you get it's just a little bit giving back.@ about your job and what you do. In anything you do you just have to try to put your best at it and see where you can fit.@ TDN HEADLINE NEWS • PAGE 10 OF 13 • THETDN.COM FRIDAY • NOVEMBER 30, 2018

FOX SPORTS TO BECOME YEAR-ROUND TV of the best thoroughbred racing in the country," said NYRA President and CEO Chris Kay. "With increased competition for HOME FOR BELMONT, SARATOGA wagering dollars, we recognize the importance of capturing the In what is being called the most expansive TV programming attention of sports fans and bettors using high-quality television agreement in racing history, production to provide the best FOX Sports will televise over coverage and racing analysis 500 hours of NYRA racing available anywhere today, which is during 2019, including something our television coverage of nearly every live department has been providing for program from Belmont Park the last two years." and Saratoga, the network The FOX/NYRA programming will and officials from the New be presented by America=s Best York Racing Association Racing, created in 2012 to develop (NYRA) announced Thursday. new fans by increasing the profile The agreement builds on the and visibility of North America's top already-existing deal thoroughbred racing events. between the two entities The shows will be produced by that resulted in more than NYRA and will be hosted by FOX 100 hours of live coverage of Saratoga Race Course at sunrise | Horsephotos Sports= Greg Wolf, with NYRA racing in 2018. The handicapping insights and other broadcast schedule will increase to better than 600 hours in commentary from NYRA=s Andy Serling and Maggie Wolfendale 2020. as well as trainer Tom Amoss and Paul LoDuca. The voice of "This is a transformative agreement between NYRA and FOX NYRA and the Triple Crown, Larry Collmus will deliver the Sports that will dramatically expand national television coverage majority of the race calls. Cont. p11 TDN HEADLINE NEWS • PAGE 11 OF 13 • THETDN.COM FRIDAY • NOVEMBER 30, 2018

FOX/NYRA cont. NYRA REFUTES REPORT THAT SARATOGA AThe goal of the 'Live' broadcasts is to educate and entertain the viewer through in-depth racing analysis paired with MAY GO TO 5-DAY SCHEDULE by Bill Finley compelling storytelling,@ said Tony Allevato, President of NYRA Bets & Executive Producer for NYRA TV. AThe expansion of FOX's horse racing programming, and its appeal to seasoned horseplayers and newcomers alike, is a positive for all aspects of the industry and we thank FOX Sports for their commitment to our sport.@ Added Michael Mulvihill, executive vice president of league operations, research and strategy for FOX Sports, ANYRA has been a terrific partner and we are looking forward to presenting more horse racing on a national stage than ever before. With this commitment, FOX Sports has taken the lead in developing content in the fast-growing area of sports gaming by expanding our relationship with the most prestigious name in horse racing, the New York Racing Association.@

Racing at Saratoga | Sarah K. Andrew The Albany television station WNYT reported Thursday that NYRA will, at a meeting of the Board of Directors, put forth a proposal to go to a five-day-a-week racing schedule at Saratoga with the track being closed on Mondays and Tuesdays. Cont. p12 TDN HEADLINE NEWS • PAGE 12 OF 13 • THETDN.COM FRIDAY • NOVEMBER 30, 2018

NYRA Refutes Saratoga Report cont. MGSW MOONLIT PROMISE RETIRED, TO To continue to operate 40 days of racing at the upstate New York track, NYRA would begin the meet earlier than normal, on VISIT QUALITY ROAD July 11. The traditional closing day, Labor Day, would still be in effect. WNYT reporter Chris Onorato tweeted the following: "According to multiple sources, proposed expansion of Saratoga racing season will be key topic of NYRA board meeting this AM in NYC." There was at least one factual error in Onorato's tweet as there was no NYRA Board meeting held Thursday. It is scheduled for next week. Patrick McKenna, NYRA's director of communications, dismissed the report in a statement. "Any reporting to suggest that the NYRA Board of Directors met today to discuss the 2019 Saratoga season is absolutely incorrect," the statement read. "While we appreciate the Moonlit Promise | WEG/Michael Burns interest that surrounds the Saratoga racing calendar, we will formally release the dates for the 2019 season at the Hill 'n' Dale Equine Holdings and Windsor Boys Racing=s appropriate time. This is and has been our standard practice in Moonlit Promise (Malibu Moon), considered a leading notifying the public." contender for Canada=s champion sprint mare honors, has been NYRA has not yet released stakes or racing schedules for any retired from racing and will be bred to leading fifth-crop sire of its three tracks for 2019. Quality Road in 2019, it was announced Thursday. The Hill >n= Dale homebred was a Sovereign Award finalist in 2017 on the

TDN HEADLINE NEWS • PAGE 13 OF 13 • THETDN.COM FRIDAY • NOVEMBER 30, 2018 heels of a campaign which saw her earn a trio of stakes wins in the GII Bessarabian S., GIII Ontario Fashion S. and Sweet Briar Too S. After recapturing the Bessarabian and Sweet Briar Too in 2018, the bay retires with an overall record of 8-3-2 from 18 starts with earnings of $507,462. Moonlit Promise hails from the family of legendary sire and dual-champion A.P. Indy and GI Preakness S. winner Summer Squall. HRONIS, ROME JOIN DEL MAR BOARD "It is extremely gratifying to raise and race a mare of the Kosta Hronis, who campaigned Horse of the Year candidate caliber of Moonlit Promise,@ said Hill >n= Dale president John Accelerate (Lookin At Lucky) to a victory in the GI Breeders= Cup Sikura. AShe will be an invaluable addition to our broodmare Classic earlier this month, and popular TV host and prominent band. Trainer Josie Carroll and her staff did a great job keeping horse owner Jim Rome, have agreed to join the board of her in top form for three seasons of racing. We are committed directors for the Del Mar Thoroughbred Club. to giving her every opportunity breeding to Quality Road, who The addition of Hronis and Rome to the Del Mar board follows has enjoyed a phenomenal year." the May 2018 augmentation of the leadership group by actress, Click here to read a November 2017 TDN feature on the horsewoman and advocate for many worth causes Bo Derek. unique partnership between Hill >n= Dale and Windsor Boys The current Del Mar board, listed chronologically, is as follows: Racing that campaigned Moonlit Promise. Dr. James R. Buell, V.M.D. (1970); Joe Harper (1985); Warner C. Lusardi (1988); Rollin W. Baugh (1992); Martin J. Wygod (2000); David H. Batchelder (2008); Jon S. Kelly (2008); Marie Moretti (2008); Bo Derek (2018); Kosta Hronis (2018), and Jim Rome FIND US ON FACEBOOK (2018). www.facebook.com/thoroughbreddailynews Want to list your job? Standard listing:$300 NEW Featured listing: $500 • One printed ad on this page (date of your choice) • Two printed ads on this page (two dates of your choice) • 30 day listing on our careers page:thetdn.com/careers • 30 day listing on our careers page:thetdn.com/careers • Job promoted through our social media channels • Job promoted through our social media channels

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Sunday, Del Mar, post time: 6:30 p.m. EST MATRIARCH S.-GI, $300,000, 3yo/up, f/m, 1mT PP HORSE SIRE OWNER TRAINER JOCKEY WT 1 Excellent Sunset (Ire) Exceed And Excel (Aus) Dunn, Christopher T., Abbondanza Racing LLC, Meah Bejarano 123 Taylor, Mark and Johnson, Chris 2 Valadorna Curlin Stonestreet Stables LLC Casse Smith 123 3 Fahan Mura K English Channel Bran Jam Stable and Clark, David W. Cerin Maldonado 123 4 Mopotism K Uncle Mo Reddam Racing LLC O'Neill Franco 123 5 Quidura (GB) Dubawi (Ire) Peter M. Brant Brown Ortiz 123 6 Ms Bad Behavior K Blame Sayjay Racing LLC, Hall, Greg and Hubbard, Brooke Baltas Baze 120 7 Daddy Is a Legend K Scat Daddy Hill, Jim and Susan Weaver Franco 120 8 Insta Erma K Pioneerof the Nile SF Racing LLC Baltas Van Dyke 123 9 Vasilika Skipshot All Schlaich Stables LLC, Hollendorfer, LLC, Hollendorfer Prat 123 Gatto Racing, LLC and Todaro, G. 10 Mission Impassible (Ire) Galileo (Ire) Al Attiyah, Mohamed Fahad and Haras d'Etreham Brisset Geroux 120 11 Luminoso Quality Road Calumet Farm O'Neill Roman 120 12 Dona Bruja (Arg) Storm Embrujado (Arg) Dom Felipe LLC Correas, IV Cannon 123 13 Uni (GB) More Than Ready Dubb, M., Head of Plains Partners LLC, LaPenta, R. Brown Rosario 123 and Bethlehem Stables LLC 14 Rymska (Fr) Le Havre (Ire) Sheep Pond Partners, Jathiere, Alain, Brown Ortiz, Jr. 123 Coleman, Tom and Herrick, Norton

Breeders: 1-Rabbah Bloodstock Limited, 2-Stonestreet Thoroughbred Holdings LLC, 3-Michael J. Moran, 4-Frank T Batten, 5-Stiftung Gestut Fahrhof, 6-Ron Clarkson, 7-HnR Nothhaft Horseracing LLC, 8-Zayat Stables, LLC, 9-Mikhail Yanakov, 10-Premier Bloodstock, 11-Calumet Farm, 12-Gasparotto, Ivan Roberto, 13-Haras D'Etreham, 14-Eric Feurtet SIRE LISTS Sponsored by

2018 Leading Sires of 2YOs for stallions standing in North America through Wednesday, Nov. 28 Earnings represent worldwide figures, stud fees listed are 2018 fees.

Rank Stallion BTW BTH GSW GSH G1SW G1SH Starters Wnrs Highest Earner Earnings 1 Candy Ride (Arg) 3 6 3 5 1 1 35 11 1,496,000 2,442,594 (1999) by Ride the Rails Crops: 11 Stands: Lane's End Farm KY Fee: $80,000 Game Winner 2 Into Mischief 4 8 2 3 -- 1 74 30 182,500 2,306,880 (2005) by Harlan's Holiday Crops: 7 Stands: Spendthrift Farm KY Fee: $150,000 Sombeyay 3 Scat Daddy 4 8 4 6 1 2 74 31 386,660 2,090,427 (2004) by Johannesburg Crops: 8 Stands: Ashford Stud USA (Dead/Ret/Exp) Skitter Scatter 4 Cross Traffic 5 8 1 1 1 1 41 15 1,384,200 2,007,119 (2009) by Unbridled's Song Crops: 1 Stands: Spendthrift Farm KY Fee: $10,000 Jaywalk 5 Quality Road 5 7 2 3 1 2 40 17 588,000 1,621,293 (2006) by Elusive Quality Crops: 5 Stands: Lane's End Farm KY Fee: $150,000 Bellafina 6 Violence 4 8 -- 2 -- 1 49 24 279,600 1,591,661 (2010) by Medaglia d'Oro Crops: 2 Stands: Hill 'n' Dale Farms KY Fee: $40,000 Vibrance 7 Brethren 2 5 ------40 16 372,500 1,382,519 (2008) by Distorted Humor Crops: 2 Stands: Arindel Farm FL Fee: Private Cookie Dough 8 Flatter 5 6 -- 1 -- 1 43 14 251,834 1,339,222 (1999) by A.P. Indy Crops: 12 Stands: Claiborne Farm KY Fee: $40,000 Avie's Flatter 9 Paynter 2 3 1 1 1 1 49 16 672,515 1,334,790 (2009) by Awesome Again Crops: 2 Stands: WinStar Farm KY Fee: $12,500 Knicks Go 10 Goldencents 2 6 ------60 24 150,400 1,231,713 (2010) by Into Mischief Crops: 1 Stands: Spendthrift Farm KY Fee: $20,000 Mr. Money 11 Distorted Humor 4 5 2 3 1 1 23 10 780,160 1,217,104 (1993) by Forty Niner Crops: 17 Stands: WinStar Farm KY Fee: $50,000 Restless Rider 12 More Than Ready 1 3 1 2 -- 1 55 20 160,750 1,158,378 (1997) by Southern Halo Crops: 15 Stands: WinStar Farm KY Fee: $80,000 Stellar Agent 13 City Zip 2 4 ------37 11 595,570 1,124,146 (1998) by Carson City Crops: 14 Stands: Lane's End Farm USA (Dead/Ret/Exp) Bulletin 14 Cairo Prince 1 2 1 2 -- -- 55 18 133,750 1,116,230 (2011) by Pioneerof the Nile Crops: 1 Stands: Airdrie Stud KY Fee: $25,000 Cairo Cat 15 Curlin 1 4 1 3 -- 1 45 14 213,450 1,100,932 (2004) by Smart Strike Crops: 7 Stands: Hill 'n' Dale Farms KY Fee: $175,000 Current

FOR ALL TDN SIRE LISTSBINCLUDING INDIVIDUAL CROP-YEAR REPORTS--VISIT WWW.THETDN.COM/TDN-SIRE-STATS/ TAPIT FILLY GOES GATE-TO-WIRE IN >RISING STAR=-WORTHY DEBUT Winter Sunset (Tapit) got her career off to a strong start with a front-running debut victory at Fair Grounds Thursday, which was > = impressive enough to earn her the TDN Rising Star moniker. IN ORDER OF PURSE: Breaking on top from her rail draw, the gray was a bit green 8th-Aqueduct, $80,720, Alw (NW2$X)/Opt. Clm ($62,500), rounding the far turn, but was quickly straightened out and 11-29, 3yo/up, f/m, 6 1/2f, 1:18.07, ft. showed the way through opening splits of :24.64 and :49.09. DAWN THE DESTROYER (f, 4, Speightstown--Dashing Debby Confronted by two rivals to her outside approaching the bend, {SW}, by Medaglia d'Oro), third in last year=s GII Prioress S., has the 3-1 shot took the final turn much better than the first and been off the board in her only two starts this term, springint on sailed clear in the lane under a quiet ride to win as she pleased the grass at Gulfstream Jan. 31 and on the sod at Keeneland by 4 1/4 lengths. Freedom Passage (Verrazano) completed the Apr. 11. Getting back on her preferred surface here, the 10-1 exacta. shot raced in mid-pack through opening splits of :23.69 and The winner=s dam Winter Memories won a pair of Grade I :47.34. Sweeping up three wide turning for home, the bay took events on the turf for John Phillips=s operation, just like her control in the stretch and rolled clear to a 4 1/4-length success. mother, fellow millionaire and MGISW Memories of Silver. The winner is a half to Bronze Star (Tapit), SW, $195,555; and a Winter Memories is a half to GSW La Cloche (Ghostzapper), the dam of MSW Bellavais (Tapit); stakes winners British Blue (Storm weanling colt by Frosted. Her dam was bred back to Cat) and War Choice (Storm Cat); and the dams of GSW Hawkish Speightstown earlier this season. Lifetime Record: GSP, (Artie Schiller) and SW Red Lodge (Midshipman), both of whom 12-3-2-2, $176,405. Click for the Equibase.com chart or VIDEO, are >TDN Rising Stars=. Winter Sunset is the second foal to make sponsored by Fasig-Tipton. the races out of Winter Memories and her first winner. The O-Stonestreet Stables LLC; B-Stonestreet Thoroughbred 10-year-old mare produced a Tapit colt in 2017 and a filly by the Holdings LLC (KY); T-Kiaran P. McLaughlin. Gainesway stalwart this year. She was bred back to Union Rags.

3rd-Aqueduct, $70,088, Alw (NW1X)/Opt. Clm ($75,000), 11-29, 2yo, 6f, 1:12.73, ft. DIRECT ORDER (c, 2, New Year=s Day--Spicy Devine, by Harlan's Holiday) checked in fourth in his career bow sprinting over the 6th-Fair Grounds, $38,000, Msw, 11-29, 2yo, f, 7 1/2fT, 1:31.07, fm. Monmouth Park turf July 14 and was third next out behind WINTER SUNSET, f, 2, Tapit subsequent Futurity S. winner and GI Breeder= Cup Juvenile Turf 1st Dam: Winter Memories (MGISW, $1,268,100), runner-up Uncle Benny (Declaration of War) on the Jersey Shore by El Prado (Ire) oval=s main track Aug. 24. Earning his diploma last time on a wet 2nd Dam: Memories of Silver, by Silver Hawk main track at Parx Oct. 15, he was favored at 3-5 to repeat in 3rd Dam: All My Memories, by Little Current this scratched-down field of four. Caboosing the quartet through Sales history: $900,000 RNA Ylg '17 KEESEP. Lifetime Record: a :23.27 first quarter, the dark bay was three wide turning for 1-1-0-0, $22,800. O-Coffeepot Stables and Phillips Racing home and ran down Stage Left (Congrats) in the final strides to Partnership; B-Phillips Racing Partnership (KY); T-Wayne M. win by a neck. It was another six lengths back to the third-place Catalano. Click for the Equibase.com chart or the free finisher. Lifetime Record: 4-2-0-1, $73,650. Click for the Equineline.com catalogue-style pedigree. Equibase.com chart or VIDEO, sponsored by Fasig-Tipton. O-A. Aprahamian; B-Gary & Mary West Stables (KY); T-J. Servis. TDN REGIONAL REPORT • PAGE 2 OF 7 • THETDN.COM FRIDAY • NOVEMBER 30, 2018

4th-Laurel, $52,170, Alw (NW3X)/Opt. Clm ($50,000), 11-29, MGSP, $328,665. Their Grade II-winning dam Promenade Girl 3yo/up, f/m, 7f, 1:22.77, ft. did not produce a foal in 2017, but had a Tapit filly this year and TIMELESS CURLS (f, 3, Curlin--Lookinforchange {SW, $208,508}, was bred back to Liam=s Map. The winner hails from the family by Gilded Time) broke her maiden at Laurel at fourth asking in of Grade I winners Another Review and No Review, as well as August and was second next out in the slop at Delaware Sept. 1. MGSW & GISP Dance Colony. Sales history: $400,000 Ylg '17 A decisive winner at that venue next time Oct. 3, she made it KEESEP. Lifetime Record: 5-2-0-0, $76,755. Click for the two in a row in a sloppy test over this strip Nov. 9. Let go at 10-1 Equibase.com chart. despite that last out success, the chestnut tracked from third O-John C. Oxley; B-St. Elias Stables, LLC (KY); T-Mark E. Casse. early, split horses in the lane and closed determinedly to win by a head in a blanket finish. Isotope (Successful Appeal) was second. Timeless Curls is the first foal out of Lookinforchange, whose only produce since is a weanling colt by Constitution. She was bred back to Exaggerator. Sales history: $35,000 Ylg '16 KEESEP. Lifetime Record: 8-4-3-1, $127,340. Click for the Equibase.com chart or VIDEO, sponsored by Fasig-Tipton. IN ORDER OF PURSE: O-Sookdeen Pasram; B-Lantern Hill Farm LLC (KY); T-Dale 1st-Aqueduct, $65,100, Msw, 11-29, 3yo/up, f/m, 1m, 1:42.67, ft. Capuano. BESTINTHEBUSINESS (f, 3, Ghostzapper--You Asked {MGSP, LANTERN HILL FARM Bred & Sold $245,934}, by Yes It's True) checked in fourth in on debut at Gulfstream in January and was subsequently shelved. Resurfacing in Ozone Park Nov. 2, she was a well-beaten sixth 6th-Laurel, $43,260, Alw (NW1X)/Opt. Clm ($50,000), 11-29, and was given a 6-1 chance to turn things around here. Away 2yo, f, 1 1/16m, 1:44.91, ft. quickest of all, the chestnut dueled 4-5 chalk Acting Chipper GETOUTTAMYWAY (f, 2, Cross Traffic--She'll Be Right, by Sky (Street Sense) through a first quarter in :24.22. Challenged by Mesa) captured her debut in the slop at Parx Sept. 10 and was even-money shot Taking Aim (Trappe Shot) on the outside on fourth in her next two outings in an Oct. 1 allowance at Parx and the backstretch, Bestinthebusiness shook free of Acting Chipper a sloppy test at Laurel Oct. 27. The 5-2 shot sped straight to the with her new rival in hot pursuit. They turned for home front, clicking off comfortable early fractions of :24.49 and together, but Bestinthebusiness spurted clear in the lane and, :48.95. Showing the way into the lane, the dark bay sailed clear try as she might, Taking Aim could not get to her. to a 4 3/4-length success over Gotta Be Strong (Strong Bestinthebusiness crossed the line four lengths clear of Taking Mandate). Sales history: $87,000 2yo '18 OBSAPR. Lifetime Aim and Acting Chipper rounded out the trifecta. The winner is a Record: 4-2-0-0, $56,220. Click for the Equibase.com chart or half to Do Share (Candy Ride {Arg}), SW & GSP, $432,538. VIDEO, sponsored by Fasig-Tipton. Bestinthebusiness also hails from the family of MGISWs Orb O-Happy Tenth Stable; B-Off The Hook Partners LLC, Thomas (Malibu Moon) and Coronado=s Quest (Forty Niner), GISW Coleman & Doheny Racing Stable (FL); T-Daniel Velazquez. Private Terms (Private Account) and MGSW Mesabi Maiden = (Cox s Ridge). Sales history: $460,000 2yo '17 OBSMAR. Lifetime Record: 3-1-0-0, $41,700. Click for the Equibase.com chart or VIDEO, sponsored by Fasig-Tipton. 4th-Fair Grounds, $40,000, Alw (NW1X)/Opt. Clm ($50,000), O-Andrew Rosen & Edward Easton; B-Colts Neck Stables LLC 11-29, 2yo, 1mT, 1:37.93, fm. (KY); T-Claude R. McGaughey III. MOON COLONY (c, 2, Uncle Mo--Promenade Girl {GSW & MGISP, $678,990}, by Carson City)--a half-brother to Cavorting Trained at Crupi’s New Castle Farm (Bernardini), MGISW, $2,063,000--graduated at third asking in a two-turn test over soft turf at Keeneland Oct. 5 and was fifth next out when getting back on the main track at Churchill Downs Oct. 28. Hammered down to 1-2 favoritism to get back on track in this return to the lawn, the bay kept an eye on the leaders from a ground-saving fourth through a modest early tempo. Splitting horses in the final sixteenth, he charged clear to win by two lengths over Alliterative (Lookin at Lucky). In addition to $525,000 FTFMAR buy Thomas Shelby (Curlin) breaks his maiden at Turfway Park for Wesley Ward. three-time Grade I winner and >TDN Rising Star= Cavorting, Moon Colony is a half to >Rising Star= Thirstforlife (Stay Thirsty), TDN REGIONAL REPORT • PAGE 3 OF 7 • THETDN.COM FRIDAY • NOVEMBER 30, 2018

8th-Fair Grounds, $38,000, Msw, 11-29, 3yo/up, f/m, 1mT, 1:37.12, fm. LIMARI (f, 3, Medaglia d=Oro--Elbe {GB}, by Dansili {GB}) checked in seventh when unveiled by Jerry Hollendorfer in a turf sprint at Santa Anita in October of 2017 and was subsequently shelved. Resurfacing under the care of Brad Cox Nov. 7 at 3rd-AQU, $70K, Msw, 2yo, f, 1mT, 1:18 p.m. ET Churchill Downs, she finished second in a nine-panel turf test Chad Brown unveils the first foal out of his champion over a soft course. Hammered down to 3-5 favoritism to go one Dayatthespa (City Zip), a filly named AVA MALONE (Curlin), in better this time, the dark bay seized the early advantage, this spot. Dayatthespa captured a trio of Grade I wins and an eagerly tugging at Florent Geroux as she ticked off opening splits Eclipse award during her tenure for Brown, including the 2014 of :23.94 and :48.59. Sunniva (Speightstown) turned up the heat GI Breeders= Cup F/M Turf. The New York-bred retired with 11 rounding the bend and the pair battled until mid-stretch, where victories from 18 starts and earnings of $2,288,892 at the end of Limari shook free of her rival. Artistic Quality (Lemon Drop Kid) her 2014 championship season and was purchased by made a bold late run to steal second, but the wire came in time Stonestreet Stables for $2.1 million at that term=s Fasig-Tipton for Limari to graduate by a half-length. Lifetime Record: 3-1-1-0, $38,345. Click for the Equibase.com chart. November Sale. Arnaud Delacour unveils another firster related O/B-Don Alberto Corporation (KY); T-Brad H. Cox. to a Brown-trained champion in Tenacious Jewel (Medaglia d=Oro). The dark bay is out of MGSW Bizzy Caroline (Afleet 1st-Penn National, $27,100, Msw, 11-29, 2yo, f, 6f, 1:10.81, ft. Alex), who is a half sister to Eclipse winner and Keeneland KAYLASAURUS (f, 2, Munnings--Five Diamonds {SW, $208,060}, November topper Lady Eli (Divine Park). This is also the family of by Flatter), dispatched at 3-1 in this debut, was hot on the GISW Sweet Loretta (Tapit), MGSW millionaire Tejano Run pacesetter=s heel in a joint second through a :22.91 first quarter (Tejano) and stakes-winning juvenile and >TDN Rising Star= Cruel and took command just before the half went up in :46.22. The Intention (Smiling Tiger). TJCIS PPs. dark bay stormed clear in the lane of her own accord, demolishing the field by 12 1/4 lengths. Fellow firster Mini 4th-AQU, $70K, Msw, 2yo, f, 7f, 1:47 p.m. ET Scoop (Jump Start) was the runner-up. The winner has a Stonestreet Stables is represented by another well-related weanling full-sister named Mesozoic and their dam was bred back firster in this test in PASSION FLOWER (Tapit), a half-sister to to Munnings this spring. Lifetime Record: 1-1-0-0, $16,260. Click MGISW and multi-millionaire Stopchargingmaria (Tale of the for the Equibase.com chart or VIDEO, sponsored by Fasig-Tipton. Cat). Stonestreet purchased their MSW & GSP dam Exotic Bloom O-Tom Coulter; B-Arrowwood Farm (PA); T-Rodrigo Madrigal, Sr. (Montbrook) for $500,000 carrying a foal by Quality Road at the 2013 Fasig-Tipton November Sale. At that time, 7th-Turfway, $18,642, Msw, 11-28, 2yo, 1m (AWT), 1:40.29, ft. Stopchargingmaria was just a MGSW & MGISP juvenile and she THOMAS SHELBY (c, 2, Curlin--Harriett Lane {SW & GSP, would go on to win six more graded events--three of which were $163,500}, by Giant's Causeway) summoned $525,000 at the Grade Is, including the Breeders= Cup Distaff--and earn over Fasig-Tipton Gulfstream Sale after breezing a furlong in :10 2/5. $3 million. She summoned $4.4 million from Mandy Pope He was fifth behind a pair of ATDN Rising Stars@ in Boldor carrying a foal by Tapit at the recent Fasig-Tipton November Sale (Munnings) and Super Steed (Super Saver) in his Oct. 25 and Pope also purchased her first foal, a weanling Pioneerof the unveiling at Keeneland and was favored at 6-5 here off a bullet Nile filly, for $1.9 million at the same auction. TJCIS PPs. five panels at Keeneland in 1:00 3/5 Nov. 17 (1/17). Tracking --@CDeBernardisTDN from a two-wide fourth early, the chestnut slipped up the outside to take control approaching the far turn and held Red Rover (Red Rocks {Ire}) at bay by a neck. The winner is a half to Heiko (Mr. Greeley), SW, $285,816; and Street of Gold (Street Sense), SW & GSP, $282,558. His dam Harriett Lane produced a Lookin at Lucky filly last year and a Curlin colt this term. The half-sister to GSW sire Cactus Ridge (Hennessy) was bred back to American Pharoah. Sales history: $310,000 Wlg '16 KEENOV; $435,000 RNA Ylg '17 FTSAUG; $525,000 2yo '18 FTFMAR. Lifetime Record: 2-1-0-0, $13,110. Click for the Equibase.com chart or VIDEO, sponsored by Fasig-Tipton. O-Andrew Farm, David Graham, For the People Racing Stable LLC & Scott Pasley; B-Alpha Delta Stables, LLC (KY); T-W. Ward. TDN REGIONAL REPORT • PAGE 4 OF 7 • THETDN.COM FRIDAY • NOVEMBER 30, 2018

Cameo Appearance (Majestic Warrior), Red River Farms, $1,500 10 foals of racing age/0 winners/0 black-type winners 3-Fair Grounds, Msw 1m, COOL INDIVIDUAL, 8-1 $23,000 ESL YRL yrl

Can the Man (Into Mischief), Spendthrift Farm, $5,000 Clematis, f, 2, First Defence. See ABritain@. 67 foals of racing age/10 winners/0 black-type winners Festival of Ages, g, 4, Medaglia d=Oro. See ABritain@. 5-Remington, Msw 6f, ELLIEBEL, 30-1

IN QATAR: Central Banker (Speightstown), McMahon of Saratoga Prepare For Battle, c, 3, Declaration of War--Red Carpet Miss, Thoroughbreds, $7,500 by Malibu Moon. Al Rayyan, 11-29, Thoroughbred Guineas 75 foals of racing age/8 winners/2 black-type winners (NB) ($41k), 1600mT, 1:38.19. B-Gabriel Duignan, Gerry Dilger, 6-Aqueduct, Msw 6 1/2f, BEBE BANKER, 30-1 Crosshaven Blst & Petaluma Blst (KY). *$400,000 Ylg >16 $25,000 RNA OBS OCT yrl; $14,500 RNA EAS MAY 2yo KEESEP. VIDEO Flashback (Tapit), Hill 'N' Dale Farms, $7,500 105 foals of racing age/10 winners/0 black-type winners 5-Remington, Msw 6f, MISS FLASHBACK, 6-1 $16,000 RNA KEE NOV wnl; $55,000 OKC YRL yrl

Honorable Dillon (Tapit), Rockridge Stud, $5,000 81 foals of racing age/8 winners/0 black-type winners 3-Aqueduct, Msw 1mT, HONORABLE ROSE, 20-1 $5,500 FTN MIX wnl

Hypocrite (Outofthebox) 2 foals of racing age/0 winners/0 black-type winners 3-Turfway, Msw 6f, MOLOKAI NIGHT, 15-1

Moro Tap (Tapit), Double Infinity Ranch, $2,500 FIRST-CROP STARTERS TO WATCH: FRIDAY, NOV. 30 35 foals of racing age/5 winners/0 black-type winners Alpha (Bernardini), Darley/Sequel, $8,500 5-Remington, Msw 6f, MORO COMPASS, 6-1 44 foals of racing age/3 winners/0 black-type winners $7,200 TTA MIX yrl; $11,000 TTA APR 2yo 6-Aqueduct, Msw 6 1/2f, COOLBOY, 8-1 $40,000 KEE SEP yrl; $32,000 RNA EAS MAY 2yo Mucho Macho Man (Macho Uno), Adena Springs, $15,000 70 foals of racing age/7 winners/1 black-type winner Apriority (Grand Slam), Elite Thoroughbreds, $2,000 3-Delta Downs, Msw 6 1/2f, MUCHO MARVIN, 8-1 23 foals of racing age/1 winner/1 black-type winner $30,000 FTK OCT yrl 3-Delta Downs, Msw 6 1/2f, HOT APRIORITY, 15-1 Revolutionary (War Pass), WinStar Farm, $7,500 Big Screen (Speightstown), Spring Farm 84 foals of racing age/10 winners/1 black-type winner 16 foals of racing age/3 winners/0 black-type winners 6-Aqueduct, Msw 6 1/2f, MAC'S REVOLUTION, 20-1 1-Woodbine, Msw 1 1/16m, BIG CLASSIC, 12-1 CAN$17,000 CAN SEP yrl Souper Speedy (Indian Charlie), T. C. Westmeath Stud Farm, $3,000 Cairo Prince (Pioneerof the Nile), Airdrie Stud, $10,000 41 foals of racing age/8 winners/2 black-type winners 120 foals of racing age/18 winners/1 black-type winner 3-Woodbine, Alw 6f, CORDUROY ROAD, 9-5 2-Remington, Msw 1m, DAUNTLESS PRINCE, 9-2

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Strong Mandate (Tiznow), Three Chimneys Farm, $10,000 82 foals of racing age/7 winners/0 black-type winners 5-Remington, Msw 6f, LAVINA, 5-2 $13,000 KEE NOV wnl; $1,000 FTK OCT yrl 4-Aqueduct, Msw 7f, UTIKI, 5-1 $30,000 RNA KEE NOV wnl; $90,000 KEE SEP yrl; $175,000 OBS ALLOWANCE RESULTS: MAR 2yo 1st-Del Mar, $67,088, (NW2$X)/Opt. Clm ($62,500), 11-29, 3yo/up, f/m, 5f (off turf), :56.62, wf. Verrazano (More Than Ready), Ashford Stud, $22,500 S Y SKY (f, 4, Grazen--Sky Marni, by Sky Mesa) Lifetime Record: 135 foals of racing age/7 winners/2 black-type winners MSW, 7-4-2-1, $353,920. O/B-Nick Alexander (CA); T-Philip 2-Remington, Msw 1m, CONCRETE FINISHER, 15-1 D'Amato. *Full to Grazen Sky, SW, $463,437. $100,000 SAR AUG yrl; $20,000 OBS APR 2yo 5th-Laurel, $58,635, (NW2X)/Opt. Clm ($35,000), 11-29, SECOND-CROP STARTERS TO WATCH: FRIDAY, NOV. 30 3yo/up, f/m, 6f, 1:09.57, ft. Animal Kingdom (Leroidesanimaux {Brz}), Darley, $35,000 ADIOS ANNIE (f, 4, Adios Charlie--Burn Brightly {SW, 216 foals of racing age/53 winners/6 black-type winners $147,407}, by American Chance) Lifetime Record: 6-3-1-2, 6-Tampa Bay Downs, Msw 1mT, CALL ME BILL, 4-1 $91,680. O-Non Stop Stable; B-Ocala Stud (FL); T-Gary Capuano. $140,000 KEE SEP yrl; $50,000 OBS MAR 2yo *1/2 to Dream of Angels (Trippi), MSW, $227,090; and Candrea (Trippi), SW & GISP, $200,200. Emcee (Unbridled's Song), Haras Santa Maria de Araras, $7,500 45 foals of racing age/17 winners/0 black-type winners 6th-Woodbine, C$48,300, (S), 11-28, (NW1X), 2yo, f, 6f (AWT), 6-Aqueduct, Msw 6 1/2f, D EMCEE, 15-1 1:11.05, ft. $10,000 FTN MIX wnl; $6,000 OBS OPN 2yo BLACK BESS (f, 2, Giant Gizmo--Executive Dreamer, by Bold Executive) Lifetime Record: 3-2-0-1, $50,146. O-Esmonde L. Paynter (Awesome Again), WinStar Farm, $25,000 Clarke; B-B. Van Arem (ON); T-Nicholas Nosowenko. *C$10,000 218 foals of racing age/63 winners/5 black-type winners Ylg '17 CANSEP. 4-Aqueduct, Msw 7f, PAYNTERBYNUMBERS, 7-2 $95,000 FTK OCT yrl; $200,000 BAR APR 2yo 7th-Fair Grounds, $43,000, (NW1X)/Opt. Clm ($17,500), 11-29, 3yo/up, 1m 70y, 1:43.42, ft. Point of Entry (Dynaformer), Adena Springs, $25,000 PRIVATE PARTY (g, 4, Mineshaft--Miss Holiday Inn, by Tactical 147 foals of racing age/53 winners/4 black-type winners Cat) Lifetime Record: 24-6-1-2, $85,262. O-Nichole Helen 6-Turfway, $50K Holiday Inaugural S., 6f, GLAMANATION, 7-2 Biebighauser; B-Clarkland Farm (KY); T-Eric L. Heitzmann. $10,000 KEE SEP yrl; $110,000 RNA E '18 KEE NOV *$100,000 Ylg '15 KEESEP. **1/2 to Zip Cash Back (City Zip), SW. Bred, Raised & Sold by Clarkland Farm Treasure Beach (GB) (Galileo {Ire}), Pleasant Acres Stallions, $10,000 130 foals of racing age/34 winners/1 black-type winner 2nd-Fair Grounds, $42,400, 11-29, (NW1X), 3yo/up, f/m, 5 6-Tampa Bay Downs, Msw 1mT, A GIRLS BESTFRIEND, 15-1 1/2fT, 1:03.69, fm. FAME FEATHER (f, 3, Lion Tamer--Pretty Indian, by Indian Violence (Medaglia d'Oro), Hill 'n' Dale Farms, $15,000 Charlie) Lifetime Record: SP, 9-3-1-2, $99,590. O-Picard 249 foals of racing age/95 winners/11 black-type winners Thoroughbreds Racing Stable LLC; B-Ramona M. Pierce (LA); 3-Turfway, Msw 6f, HIGH CRIME, 10-1 T-Ron Faucheux. *$10,000 Ylg '16 ESLYRL. **1/2 to Chief Lion (Wildcat Heir), SW & MGSP, $722,654; and Ramona=s Wildcat (Wildcat Heir), SW, $243,500.

8th-Delta Downs, $39,630, (NW3L)/Opt. Clm ($15,000), 11-28, 3yo/up, 7 1/2f, 1:33.80, ft. BATTLE COLORS (g, 4, Biondetti--Tranquil Song, by Unbridled's Song) Lifetime Record: 11-3-5-1, $94,469. O-Troy Williams; B-Woodford Thoroughbreds, LLC. (FL); T-Keith G. Bourgeois. *$240,000 2yo '16 OBSMAR.

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4th-Remington, $39,295, (NW2X)/Opt. Clm ($35,000), 11-28, KEESEP. **1/2 to Gayego (Gilded Time), GISW, $1,391,120; 3yo/up, f/m, 6 1/2f, 1:18.02, ft. and Marquee Event (Marquetry), MSP, $176,026. ALEX'S BOURBON (f, 3, Afleet Alex--Sharp Bourbon, by Sharp Humor) Lifetime Record: 10-3-5-1, $95,969. O-Jerry Namy; Lil Milo, g, 3, Rocky Bar--Solid Brass Cat, by Editor's Note. Del B-Raut, LLC (KY); T-Karl Broberg. Mar, 11-29, (S), (C), 6 1/2f, 1:16.38. B-Jack Weinstein (CA). That's Smart, f, 3, Smart Strike--Final Escrow (MSP, $193,184), 7th-Remington, $34,000, 11-28, (NW1X), 3yo/up, 6f, 1:10.23, ft. by Bernardini. Aqueduct, 11-29, (S), 1m (off turf), 1:41.05. BOW AND ARROW (g, 4, Archarcharch--Capable Argument, by B-Waterville Lake Stables Ltd LLC (NY). Closing Argument) Lifetime Record: 15-5-4-1, $84,847. O-M and M Racing (Mike Sisk); B-Michael Meeks (FL); T-Karl Broberg.

6th-Penn National, $31,600, (S), 11-28, (NW1X), 3yo/up, 1m 70y, 1:44.48, ft. BOLT BROTHERHOOD (g, 3, El Padrino--Tactical Warning, by Tactical Cat) Lifetime Record: 8-2-1-4, $57,576. O/B-Ronald DeWolf (PA); T-T. Bernard Houghton. ADIOS CHARLIE, Adios Annie, f, 4, o/o Burn Brightly, by American Chance. AOC, 11-29, Laurel 7th-Charles Town, $24,000, (S), 11-28, (NW2L), 3yo/up, 4 1/2f, AFLEET ALEX, Alex's Bourbon, f, 3, o/o Sharp Bourbon, by Sharp :51.06, ft. Humor. AOC, 11-28, Remington PAGAN SMART (g, 3, Smarty Jones--Pagan Love, by Pentelicus) ARCHARCHARCH, Bow and Arrow, g, 4, o/o Capable Argument, Lifetime Record: 15-2-4-5, $61,367. O/B-Nancy Camp (WV); by Closing Argument. ALW, 11-28, Remington T-Leslie A. Condon. *1/2 to Pagan Moon (Malibu Moon), SW, BIONDETTI, Battle Colors, g, 4, o/o Tranquil Song, by Unbridled's $154,490; Pagan Cat (Parker=s Storm Cat), MSW, $288,085; and Song. AOC, 11-28, Delta Downs Pagan Jewel (Peak Dancer), SP, $194,985. CROSS TRAFFIC, Getouttamyway, f, 2, o/o She'll Be Right, by Sky Mesa. AOC, 11-29, Laurel ADDITIONAL MAIDEN WINNERS: CURLIN, Thomas Shelby, c, 2, o/o Harriett Lane, by Giant's C R Case's Legacy, f, 2, Fiber Sonde--Cedar Runs Case (MSP, Causeway. MSW, 11-28, Turfway $167,449), by In Case. Charles Town, 11-28, (S), 4 1/2f, :51.84. CURLIN, Timeless Curls, f, 3, o/o Lookinforchange, by Gilded B-Cleil W. Albrite (WV). *1ST-TIME STARTER. Time. AOC, 11-29, Laurel Twelfthofneverland, c, 2, Istan--Deep in December, by The EL PADRINO, Bolt Brotherhood, g, 3, o/o Tactical Warning, by Daddy. Aqueduct, 11-29, (C), 1m (off turf), 1:42.37. B-Brereton Tactical Cat. ALW, 11-28, Penn National C. Jones (KY). *$30,000 Ylg '17 KEESEP. FIBER SONDE, C R Case's Legacy, f, 2, o/o Cedar Runs Case, by In Offshore Affair, c, 2, Lucky Pulpit--Harbor Song, by Unbridled's Case. MSW, 11-28, Charles Town Song. Del Mar, 11-29, (S), 1m (off turf), 1:39.72. B-C-Punch GHOSTZAPPER, Bestinthebusiness, f, 3, o/o You Asked, by Yes Ranch Inc. (CA). It's True. MSW, 11-29, Aqueduct Why Now, f, 2, Nownownow--Derby Folly, by Derby Wish. GIANT GIZMO, Black Bess, f, 2, o/o Executive Dreamer, by Bold Charles Town, 11-28, 4 1/2f, :51.54. B-Robert E Hewlett (LA). Executive. ALW, 11-28, Woodbine *$0 RNA Ylg '17 ESLMIX. GRAZEN, S Y Sky, f, 4, o/o Sky Marni, by Sky Mesa. AOC, 11-29, Run for Peace, f, 2, Run Away and Hide--Secret Peace, by Indian Del Mar Charlie. Woodbine, 11-28, 1 1/16m (AWT), 1:47.27. B-Thomas INCLUDE, Inclusively, g, 2, o/o Siphon's Storm, by Siphon (Brz). Cross (KY). *$10,000 Ylg '17 OBSOCT; $21,000 2yo '18 OBSAPR. MSW, 11-28, Remington ISTAN, Twelfthofneverland, c, 2, o/o Deep in December, by The Daddy. MCL, 11-29, Aqueduct Inclusively, g, 2, Include--Siphon's Storm, by Siphon (Brz). LION TAMER, Fame Feather, f, 3, o/o Pretty Indian, by Indian Remington, 11-28, (S), 6 1/2f, 1:19.63. B-Hobby Horse Farm Charlie. ALW, 11-29, Fair Grounds Inc. (OK). LUCKY PULPIT, Offshore Affair, c, 2, o/o Harbor Song, by Sahara Breeze, f, 3, More Than Ready--Devils Lake, by Lost Unbridled's Song. MSW, 11-29, Del Mar Code. Woodbine, 11-28, 6 1/2f (AWT), 1:18.24. B-Hargus & MEDAGLIA D'ORO, Limari, f, 3, o/o Elbe (GB), by Dansili (GB). Sandra Sexton & Silver Fern Farm, LLC (KY). *$70,000 Ylg '16 MSW, 11-29, Fair Grounds Want to list your job? Standard listing:$300 NEW Featured listing:$500 • One printed ad on this page (date of your choice) • Two printed ads on this page (two dates of your choice) • 30 day listing on our careers page:thetdn.com/careers • 30 day listing on our careers page:thetdn.com/careers • Job promoted through our social media channels • Job promoted through our social media channels

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THIS WEEK IN HISTORY...

November 30, 1989...Jockey Kent Desormeaux surpassed Chris McCarron's 15-year record for most number of victories in a single season when he rode his 547th winner for the year at Laurel Racecourse.

December 1, 1962...Ten thousand fans attended a ceremony at Tropical Park in honor of Carry Back's retirement. By Saggy out of Joppy, Carry Back was known as "the people's horse." He retired after 55 starts with earnings of more than $1 million. Tapit had a new >Rising Star= Thursday in Winter Sunset | Gainesway December 1, 1982...In the first race to feature mother and MINESHAFT, Private Party, g, 4, o/o Miss Holiday Inn, by Tactical daughter jockeys, Patti Barton rode against her daughter, Leah, Cat. AOC, 11-29, Fair Grounds at Latonia. Patti finished fifth aboard Tam's Angel while Leah MORE THAN READY, Sahara Breeze, f, 3, o/o Devils Lake, by was tenth on Diane's Ms. Lolly. Lost Code. MSW, 11-28, Woodbine MUNNINGS, Kaylasaurus, f, 2, o/o Five Diamonds, by Flatter. December 1, 2006...Jockey Russell Baze picked up career victory MSW, 11-29, Penn National #9,531 when he guided Butterfly Belle to victory at Bay NEW YEAR'S DAY, Direct Order, c, 2, o/o Spicy Devine, by Meadows, passing Laffit Pincay, Jr. to become the winningest Harlan's Holiday. AOC, 11-29, Aqueduct rider of all time. NOWNOWNOW, Why Now, f, 2, o/o Derby Folly, by Derby Wish. MSW, 11-28, Charles Town December 2, 1936...Fair Grounds, New Orleans, LA, licensed its ROCKY BAR, Lil Milo, g, 3, o/o Solid Brass Cat, by Editor's Note. first female trainer, Miss Meryl Eckhardt of Flint, Michigan. MCL, 11-29, Del Mar RUN AWAY AND HIDE, Run for Peace, f, 2, o/o Secret Peace, by December 7, 1957...A 2-year-old colt named Silky Sullivan won Indian Charlie. MSW, 11-28, Woodbine the one-mile Golden Gate Futurity after making up 27 lengths, SMART STRIKE, That's Smart, f, 3, o/o Final Escrow, by establishing a running style that became legendary. Horsemen Bernardini. MSW, 11-29, Aqueduct still invoke the name of Silky Sullivan when referring to a horse SMARTY JONES, Pagan Smart, g, 3, o/o Pagan Love, by that runs from far off the pace. Pentelicus. ALW, 11-28, Charles Town SPEIGHTSTOWN, Dawn the Destroyer, f, 4, o/o Dashing Debby, by Medaglia d'Oro. AOC, 11-29, Aqueduct TAPIT, Winter Sunset, f, 2, o/o Winter Memories, by El Prado (Ire). MSW, 11-29, Fair Grounds UNCLE MO, Moon Colony, c, 2, o/o Promenade Girl, by Carson City. AOC, 11-29, Fair Grounds [CLICK HERE] to download the DECEMBER edition

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