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SILVER CHARM TO GOLD CUP Trainer Bob Today, B,elmont Park: Baffert said yesterday he will likely run Silver Charm HEMPSTEAD H.-Gt $250,000, 3yo/up, f/m, 1 1/1Gm, (Silver Buck), runner-up in the Gil Stephen Foster H. post tim~ 4:50 p.m. EDT June 13, right back in the GI Hollywood Gold Cup June PP HOR~E TRAINER JOCKEY ODDS 28. The four-year-old is scheduled to ship from Churchill 1 Mossflower Schosberg Davis 8-1 Downs to Hollywood Park Sunday, and work Tuesday. 2 Dixie Flag Jerkens Luzzi 5-1 Baffert said, "The plan is to run Silver Charm in the Gold 3 Colonial Minstrel Hennig Velazquez 7-2 Cup. I'm confident he'll work well and if he does, the 4 Ajina Mott Smith 9-5 Gold Cup is a go." Baffert also said that jockey Gary 5 Glitter Woman McGaughey Bailey 2-1 Stevens, who was set to ride Gentlemen (Argl (Robin 6 Royal Indy Jerkens Bridgmohan 15-1 des Bois) in the Gold Cup, will stick with Silver Charm. Champion three-year-old filly Ajina (Strawberry Road {Aus}) began 1998 with a listless debut, finishing last "SKIPPY'S" EXCELLENT ADVENTURE MGISW in the Bayakoa S. at Oaklawn April 11 . The winner of Skip Away (Skip Trial) took an unscheduled tour of the last year's GI Breeders' Cup Distaff regained her old Belmont Park main track yesterday morning after getting form, however, in the Giii Pimlico Distaff May 16 loose during his morning gallop. The two-time Eclipse when posting a three-length victory. Colonial Minstrel champion dropped his exercise rider after a horse that (Pleasant Colony), winner of the Giii Humana Distaff at was galloping in front of him, GSW Pacificbounty (Pi­ Churchill: May 2 and Gii Shuvee H. at Belmont May 23, rate's Bounty), stumbled on the far turn of the muddy seeks her sixth victory in a row. A crack sprinter this track and fell. Skip Away ducked from the fallen horse spring, s~e will be attempting a dirt route for the first and rider, and his rider, Jose Sanchez, came off. He time thislyear. Mossflower (Affirmed) is undefeated in went back the wrong way to the five-eighths pole and five start~, but runs into a tough field for her first stood until a set of horses galloped by, then joined that stakes a,tempt. group until the top of the stretch. "He left them at the Today, Gblden Gate Fields: top of the lane," said trainer Sonny Hine. "He was play­ I ing, slapping his feet. He came past the wire and they GOLDEN !GATE H.-Glll, $250,000, 3yo/up, 1 3/8mT, got him into a crowd of horses. That's when the out­ post timEi 2:45 p.m. PDT rider got him." The five-year-old, scheduled to ship to The 'field, from the rail out, is: Storm Trooper (Diesis California for the $1 million GI Hollywood Gold Cup {GB}), DEfsormeaux, 120; Dushyantor (Sadler's Wells), June 28, was apparently uninjured in the incident. "I've Nakatanij 118; Amerique (St. Jovite), Delahoussaye, been all over him and nothing seems to be wrong," said 117; Sta~ Performance (Theatrical {Ire}), Solis, 116; Hine. "Sometimes, though, something might turn up in a White IHdt (GB) (Weldnaas), Warren, 110; Champagne day or so. We're not leaving for California until Thurs­ Prince CGfo (Prince Sabo {GB}), Meza, 112; Prize Giving day, and the only way we wouldn't go is if something (GB) (Mo~t Welcome {GB}), Espinoza, 116; Eternity came up where we couldn't work him over the weekend Range (IVlajestic Light), Mccarron, 114; DC Express or early next week." (Danzig Jonnection), Lopez, 109.

Today, Finger Lakes: ST AKES CLOSINGS FINGER AKES BREEDERS' CUP S.-Glll, $200,000, TODAY, SATURDAY, JUNE 20: 3yo/up, f, post time 4:35 p.m. EDT 6-28 $175175,000 Firecracker Breeders' Cup­ The ·fie d, in post position order, is: Rosie's Buddy Giil, CD, 3yo!up, BfT ($12,500s) (Buddy), ominguez, 115; Affirmed Success (Affirmed), 7-3 $100,000 Prioress-GI/, Bel, 3yo, f, 6f Chavez, 1 5; lucayan Prince (Fast Play), no rider, 113; ($100) Oro De exico (Well Decorated), no rider, 113; Kelly 7-4 $350,000 Suburban H.-Gll, Bel, 3yo/up, 10f• ($350) Kip (Kipper Kelly), Samyn, 119; King Roller (Silent King), 7-4 $100/100,000 Molly Pitcher Breeders' Cup H.-Gll, Leon, '113; Stormy Atlantic (Storm Cat), McCarthy, Mth, 3yo/up, f/m, 8. 5f ( $ 100) 7-5 $150,000 Tom ;oo/ 1-1.-Gll, Bo/, Jyo/up, 7f ($1 EOJ 117: Say Florida Sandy (Personal Flag), no rider, 113. Weekend Preview cont. p2 PAGE 2.• THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS• 6-20-98 . Weekend Preview cont. Today, Rockingham Park: OVAL ASCOT + NEW HAMPSHIRE SWEEPSTAKES-Giii, $200,000, • 3yo/up, a1 1/8mT, post time 5:30 p.m. EDT Yesterda , Royal Ascot, England: The field, in the order of the draw, is: Long War HARDWI KE S.-G2, $205,237, Royal Ascot, England, (lord At War {Arg}), Landry, 112; Daylight Savings 6-19, 4y /up, 1 1 /2mT, 2:34. 79, gd/sf. (Sky Classic), no rider, 11 O; Ok by Me (With Ap­ 1--POSI ONAS (GB), 121, h, 6, Slip Anchor (GB)-­ proval), Bravo, 116; Statesmanship (Silver Deputy), Tamas os (GB), by Dance In Time. 0/B-Athos Santos, 118; Tamhid (Gulch), no rider, 112; Aboriginal Christ doulou; T-Paul Cole; J-Pat Eddery; $125,305. Apex (Trapp Mountain), Vega, 113; Bomfim (Dis­ 2--Germ no (GB), 121, h, 5, Generous (lre)--Gay persal), Davis, 114; Thesaurus (With Approval), Borel, Fantas ic (GB), by Ela-Mana-Mou (Ire). 0-Baron G 114. Von UI mann; $47,081. 3--Swainl (Ire), 126, h, 6, Nashwan--Love Smitten, Today, Churchill Downs: by KeI' to the Mint. 0-Godolphin; $22, 768. LOCUST GROVE H.-Glll, $150,000a, 3yo/up, f/m, Margins: 1 /2, 1 1 /2, 8. 1 1/8mT, post time 5:05 p.m. EDT Also Ran: Stage Affair, Memorise, Poseidon (GB), The From the rail out, the field is: Leo's Gypsy Dancer Fly (GB). (Leo Castelli), Day, 113; Mingling Glances (Woodman), The v teran Posidonas (GB), ridden by Pat Eddery Melancon, 11 2; Naskra Colors (Star de Naskra), Peck, instead ~f suspended stable jockey Richard Quinn, 11 O; Colcon (Pleasant Colony), Sellers, 118; B.A. reversedl the form he showed in the G 1 Coronation Valentine (Apalachee), Woods Jr, 118; Crystal Mine Cup at Epsom June 5, when he was beaten 10 (Mining), Kutz, 112; Bog Wild (Once Wild), Perret, lengths by Swain (Ire), to capture his fourth Group 115; Wooing Virginia (Roanoke), D' Amico, 11 O; race and his eighth win in 22 lifetime starts, taking Cuando (Lord At War {Arg}), Martinez, 114. his earnipgs to $740,907. After sharing the early lead with STtGE AFFAIR (Theatrical {Ire}), Posidonas led Today, Monmouth Park: for almol?t a mile until challenged by Swain at the VINERY MATCHMAKER S.-Glll, $100,000, 3yo/up, three-eiglrths pole, with the Dubai World Cup run­ f/m, 1 1/8mT, post time 5:20 p.m. EDT ner-up taking command at the quarter-mile mark and The field, in post position order, will be: Friendly German9 (GB) making his challenge on the wide out­ Debbie (Illuminate), no rider, 113; French Buster side. But. Swain failed to go clear and Posidonas (Housebuster), Velez, 116; Gastronomical (Sunshine fought back like a tiger and would not be denied, Forever), Wilson, 113; Apogee (Star de Naskra), But­ reclaiming the lead inside the final 1 00 yards and ler, 113; Lardy Lardy (Lord At War {Arg}), Krone, 118; repelling the threat from Germano. "He loves a good Bursting Forth (Alwasmi), Verge, 116; Overcharger scrap," aid winning trainer Paul Cole. "He's sound (Overskate), Unsihuay, 118; Hero's Pride (Fr) (Hero's and gen ine and is very difficult to beat in a battle. Honor), McCauley, 113; Smart Shopper (Dynaformer), The con itions suited him, too. He was a bit off color Elliott, 113; Smashing Review (Pleasant Tap), Lopez, last year but he's spot on this year. We might bring 113. him bac here for the (G 1) King George VI & Queen Elizabeth: Diamond S. (July 25), but it would not be Sunday, Milan, Italy: ideal for him if the ground is too firm. He ran in the GRAN PRE MIO DI MILANO-G 1, $313,301, 3yo/up, c/f, Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe last year and that might be 1 1/2mT another ~arget for him, too." Godolphin's racing man­ The field of 10, in post position order, is: March ager Simbn Crisford was baffled by Swain's disap­ Groom {Runaway Groom), Santillana (El Gran Senor), pointing f.Iffort. He said, "Going into the race he was Garuda (Ire) (Danehill), Luso (GB) (Salse), Bad Bertrich fine and e expected better from him than that. We'll Again (Ire) (Dowsing), Ungaro (Ger) (Goofalik), War have to ee what, if anything, turns up. There'll be no Declaration (Ire) (Persian Bold {Ire}), Ivan Luis (Fr) quick de ision about his next race." (Lycius), Rio Napa (Ire) (Law Society), Caitano (GB) (Niniski). Royal As ot cont. p3

SMOKEY MIRAGE- takes Winner in her FIRST Start from the 1st rop by Horse-of-the-Year

Lexington, Kentucky (606) 255-8537 FAX 233-2373 HOLY BULL PAGE 3,• THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS• 6-20-98

Royal Ascot cont. KING ED~ARD VII S.-G2, $197 ,821, Royal Ascot, KING'S STAND S.-G2, $205,237, Royal Ascot, Eng­ England~·6-19, 3yo, c/g, 1 1 /2mT, 2:34.53, gd/sf. land, 6-19, 3yo/up, 5fT, 1 :01 .16, gd/sf. 1--@RO AL ANTHEM, 120, c, 3, Theatrical (lre)--ln 1--BOLSHOI (IRE), 128, g, 6, Royal Academy--Mainly Neon ( W, $111,595), by Ack Ack. ($500,000 2yo Dry (GB), by The Brianstan (Ire). 0-Mrs David Brown; '97 BESMAR). 0-The Thoroughbred Corporation; B-David John Brown; T-Jack Berry; J-Carl Lowther; B-Joh Franks (Ky); T-Henry Cecil; J-K Fallon; $125,305. * 1 /2 to Tod (GB) (Petorius {Ire}), $120, 05. *1/2 to Star Recruit (Al Nasr {Fr}), MSP-Eng, GSP-lre & Fr, $109,827. MGS , $807,200; Sharp Cat (Storm Cat), MGISW, 2--Lochangel (GB), 125, f, 4, Night Shift--Peckitts Well $1,35 ,250. (GB), by Lochnager (GB). 0-J C Smith; $47,081. 2--Kilima jaro (GB), 120, c, 3, Shirley Heights (GB)-­ 3--Lord Kintyre (GB), 1 22, c, 3, Makbul (GB)--Highland Darara (GB), by Top Ville (Ire). 0-Michael Tabor, Mrs Rowena (GB), by Royben (Ire). 0-M Calvert; $22, 768. John l\!'lagnier & Lord Lloyd Webber; $45,389. Margins: 1 1 /4, 1 1 /2, NK. 3--Scorn~d (Ger), 120, c, 3, Selkirk--Spurned, by Also Ran: Cathedral (Ire), Sainte Marine (Ire), Easycall Robelli[io. 0-George Strawbridge; $22,012. (GB), Bishops Court (GB), Lidanna (GB), Carmine Lake Margins:: 2, 2 1 /2, 4. (Ire), Piperi (Ire), Coatal Bluff (GB), Ya Malak (GB), Hever Also Ranj: Central Park (Ire), Mutawwaj (Ire), Courteous Golf Rose (GB), Land Of Dreams (GB), Midnight Escape (GB), Dal!lcing Phantom (GB), Casino Captive, Pegnitz, (GB), Bollin Joanne (GB), Tipsy Creek, Tedburrow (GB), Fruits Of, Love. Averti (Ire). Scratched: To The Roof (Ire). A secoind Group win of the meet for Prince Ahmad

1 Even without blinkers--which were left off in error--the Salman's, The Thoroughbred Corporation, following Dr veteran Bolshoi (Ire) showed that his first Group race Fang's s~ore in Tuesday's G 1 St. James' Palace S. success in the G2 Temple S. at Sandown May 25 was Extending his unbeaten record to three-for-three, Royal no fluke. But he looked in an impossible position after Anthem, who was unraced as a juvenile, could not have the first three-eighths of a mile, with a wall of horses in been more impressive and now looks set for the big front of him as the filly Lochangel (GB), whom he had time, with trainer Henry Cecil keen to let him have a beaten at Sandown, took command. But apprentice shot at the best older horses in the G 1 King George VI jockey Carl Lowther, who was also on board in the & Queen Elizabeth Diamond S. over this track and dis­ Temple S., found the perfect split between horses at the tance July 25. Kilimanjaro (GB) set the pace from the eighth pole and Bolshoi quickened brilliantly to catch the gate, with Royal Anthem sitting in third and the entire leaders and win going away at the wire. "I cannot be­ field racing around the outside of the track to find the lieve it," said trainer Jack Berry, who was winning his better ground. At the three-eighths pole Kilimanjaro still second Group race at the meet, following Rosselli in led while racing wide; COURTEOUS (GB) (Generous Thursday's Norfolk S. "To have a double at Royal Ascot {Ire}) and FRUITS OF LOVE (Hansel) attempted to sneak is something else. i forgot to declare the blinkers for up on his inside, but his jockey Mick Kinane shut the Bolshoi, but I'm not sure it made any difference. We had door on those two on the final turn (a maneuver which planned to leave them off one day, but not in this race, led to a fpur-day suspension for causing interference). more likely in a claimer somewhere! This old horse has However Kinane had no answer to Royal Anthem, who just kept on improving and now we just let him run his swept th ough to lead at the three-sixteenths pole and own race. We used to bury him in the field and try and raced ho e for a comfortable win. "He was very big come late, but inevitably he used to get caught in traf­ and back ard as a two-year-old and I couldn't train him fic. What a marvellous day." Loch angel's trainer Ian properly,' said Cecil. "He only began to show his poten­ Balding was delighted with his filly, saying: "She ran tial when he won his maiden on his debut at Newbury very well, but bloody old Bolshoi! At this stage of her (May 16H He then broke the course record at career I would say this filly is better than her half-sister Newmar~et (Fairway S. June 6) over a trip too short for Lochsong (champion sprinter in Europe). She will now him. He's a lovely horse with tremendous potential. go for the (G3) King George S. (over five furlongs at He's 17 hands and although we need to take care of Goodwood (July 28)." him and will give him a rest, I will talk to the owner about bringing him back for the King George at the end A # will distinguish first-time stakes-winners, a @ will indicate of July. But he'll be an even better four-year-old. " first-time graded stakes-winners, a + will denote winners who are first-time starters, an (S) will be used for state-bred races, Kinane w,11 serve his suspension from June 28 to July a (Cl will be used for maiden-claiming races and an (R) will be 1, which !means he will miss the G1 Budweiser Irish used for other restricted races. Derby Jure 28. SENSATIONAL SOUTH AMERICAN CHAMPION SIRE 1994- 1998 SOUTHERN HALO ASHFORD STUD SWEEPS THE BOARD AT 1998 ARGENTINE BREEDERS' CUP DAY Dr. Barry 3imon or Aisling Cross 6 individuals w,on/placed in 4 Grade 1races including Tel: 606-873-7088. Fax: 606-879-5756. EL COMPINCHE, won Classic-Gr. 1 ·MATTHIS, won Sprint-Gr. 1 ·TEAM, won Juvenile-Gr. 1 (undefeated winner of 6 races) PAGE 4, • THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS • 6-20-98 [ . NEW YORK • • MIDWEST • Yesterday's Results: Yesterda 's Results: 8th-BEL, $39,000, Alw, 3yo/up, f/m, 7f, 1 :22 1 /5, ft. 9th-COX $67,800, Alw, 3yo/up, f/m, 1 m, 1 :35, ft. SCOOT YER BOOTS (f, 3, Seeking the Gold--Whirl Se­ 1--DREA SCHEME, 123, m, 5, Danzig--Dream Deal ries {SP}, by Roberto), two-for-two at Gulfstream last (GISW $215,222), by Sharpen Up (GB). 0-Humphrey winter, had been off since taking a seven-furlong allow­ G Wat s Jr; B-G Watts Humphrey & Pamela H Firman ance race by 6 11 lengths March 1 5. Bet down to 3-5 (KY); -George R Arnold II. Lifetime Record: MSP, on her return, the % to Fiercely (Danzig), MGSP, 23-7- -5, $275,679. *1/2 to Clear Mandate (Deputy $108,952; and Furiously (Danzig), GISW, $457,228, Minist r), MGISW, $1,085,588. was fifth early, but swept to the lead on the far turn 2--Naskr Colors, 116, m, 6, Star de Naskra--True and took her third straight by 1 1 /2 lengths. Runner-up Cham ion, by True Colors. LILY O'GOLD (Slew o'Gold), making her first start since 3--Runu the Colors, 120, f, 4, A.P. lndy--Up the running 13th in last year's Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fil­ Flagpo e, by Hoist the Flag. lies, set the pace, but couldn't hold off the winner while Margins: 2 1 /4, 3HF, 6. Odds: 1.00, 3.50, 1. 70. finishing clear of the field in second. Lifetime Record: Dream Scheme came back after a five-month break to 3-3-0-0, $60,000. finish se 'ond by a nose in an allowance at Churchill O/B-Mill House (KY). T-Claude McGaughey Ill. May 22 ~nd was bet down to even money in her second start back. The bay set all the pace and drew away in 5th-BEL, $37,000, Alw, 3yo/up, 6f, 1:10 2/5, ft. the lane for the win. Last year's GI Alabama S. winner LEGAL LAND {c, 3, Jade Hunter--Lyphover {MSW, Runup th;e Colors was making her first appearance since $291,707}, by Lyphard's Wish {Fr}) hadn't been any­ running ~ixth as the 1-2 favorite in the GI Gazelle H. where close in four starts before breaking his maiden for Septemb~r 7. The well-bred dark bay was with the a $35,000 tag last time at Belmont May 20. Dismissed leaders ebrly, but weakened late and had to settle for at 30-1 on the class jump, the colt broke like a bullet, third in hfr return.

opening a five-length lead into the stretch, but was all i out to hold off the late charge of CARSON CITY BAN­ 6th-CDX1 $51,600, Alw, 3yo/up, 8.5f, 1 :44 2/5, ft. DIT (Carson City), just getting the half-length win. Life­ TOMORROWS CAT {c, 3, Storm Cat--Tomorrow's Child time Record: 6-2-0-0, $31, 180. {MSW, 483,229}, by Al Nasr {Fr}l ran without suc­ 0-Creek Bend Stable. B-J Franks (KY). T-M Moubarak. cess aga nst tough competition as a two-year-old, finish­ ing a dis ant fifth in the GI Hopeful S. at Saratoga and 6th-BEL, $37,000, Alw, 2yo, 5 1/2f, 1:04 2/5, ft. sixth int e GI Futurity S. at Belmont. After beginning DELAWARE TOWNSHIP (c, 2, Notebook--Sunny Mi­ 1 998 wi h third-place finishes sprinting at Keeneland mosa, by Sunny North), an impressive maiden winner at April 4 a d at Churchill May 8, he ran second by a half­ Delaware Park May 20, was 3-5 to pick up his second length w en stretched to 1 1 /16 miles May 21. Con­ in a row. Shipping north for his allowance bow, the testing t e pace from the outset, the even-money favor­ chestnut pressed the pace from the start, took over as ite claim d the lead inside on the far turn and drew off they raced around the final bend and drew away to win by two I ngths. Lifetime Record: 8-2-2-2, $84,410. by a handy six lengths. Lifetime Record: 2-2-0-0, 0-C Cas y & R Zuckerman. B-D S & R M Zuckerman, as $36,600. tenants y the Entireties (Ky). T-Mark Hennig. 0-New Farm. B-Mr. & Mrs. H Bono (FL). T-B W Perkins. 7th-COX $50,200, Alw, 3yo, f, 6 1 /2f, 1: 17 1 /5, ft. 3rd-BEL, $35,000, Msw, 3yo/up, f/m, 7f, 1 :23 3/5, ft. LOLABE L (f, 3, Phone Trick--Private Dish, by Private +EXCHANGE PLACE (f, 3, Affirmed--Towering Success Account) took the lead early and just kept going en {SP}, by Irish Tower) broke slowly from the rail, but route to n 8 1 /4-length win at odds of 8-1 . Third at after finding her stride, accelerated outside on the turn Churchill in her last start June 5, the half-sister to Cliffty and wore down the leaders to win going away by 2 % Falls (Na vus), SP, $198,399, was winless in five starts lengths. The 7-2 favorite is a full sister to GSP Affirmed this year and hadn't seen the winner's circle since Success, who will contest today's Giii Finger Lakes breaking her maiden last June 21 over this track. Life­ Breeders' Cup S. Lifetime Record: 1-1-0-0, $21,000. time Rec rd: 9-2-1-2, $79,998. 0/8-Albert A Fried Jr (KY). T-John C Kimmel. 0-Mrs J Malcolm. B-Jones BC (KY). T-John K Hennig.

Jn today's Grade III Vinery Matchmaker Sta es, the first three finishers will receive 1999 breeding rights to I) DARE AND GO 2) TINNER& WAY 3) LITE THE FUSE VINERY~ Good Luck 606. 846. 5214 PAGE 5. •THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS• 6-20-98

Miawest Report cont. 10th-CR , $21,000, Alw, 2yo, 5%f, 1 :07 4/5, ft. 8th-CDX, $49,040, Alw, 3yo/up, 6f, 1 :09 1 /5, ft. CITYSA T (c, 2, Salt Lake--Faultless Tudor {MSW, COWBOY COP {c, 4, Silver Deputy--Dont Worry Bout $208,0 8}, by *Tudor Grey) was sent off as the 2-1 Me {SW}, by Foolish Pleasure), unraced at two, took favorite ff his last, a 1 1 /4-length maiden score at three of his five starts last year, ending the campaign Calder ay 23. He justified those odds by wiring a field with a win in the Detroit Race Course Breeders' Cup of seven by four lengths. Lifetime Record: 2-2-0-0, Sprint S. July 26. Making his first start in 11 months, $21,80 the % to I'll Get Along (Smile), MSW, $214, 108, was 0-Lois athews. B-Mr & Mrs F Gill Aulick (KY). T-Larry bet down to 4-5 and came through for the crowd, fight­ Bates. ing 11-1 OLYMPIO STAR (Olympia) (2nd) on the front end through the early fractions before shaking loose at $19,000, Alw, 3yo/up, 7 1/2fT, 1 :27 4/5, fm. th9 top of thg gtrntch and pulling away to a 2 2/4-length IRGEN (f, ~, Stack--Forever Lady, by Forever tally. Lifetime Record: SW, 6-4-0-0, $113,440. Sparkle), a half-length winner of her career debut going 0-Stronach Stables Inc. B-F Stronach (CAN). T-P Byrne. 1 1 /8 mi es on the turf at Hialeah April 29, remained undefea ed despite a bumping incident at the start. Sent Local News: Lone Star Park off at 7- , the half-sister to Forever Whirl (Island Whirl), Beginning June 24, purses for allowance races at MGSW, $453,658, settled near the back of the pack, Lone Star will increase $2,000 to $5,000. In addition, ranged f ur-wide on the turn and prevailed in a long two $45,000 allowance events have been added to the drive to in by a head. Lifetime Record: 2-2-0-0, schedule in July. "A number of quality stables have $23,10 . shown confidence in our racing program, and these O/B-SanJa Cruz Ranch (FL). T-Juan Rizo. improvements will show our appreciation for their sup­ port," said Director of Racing Larry Craft. The Lone Star 8th-CRC $18,000, Alw, 3yo/up, f/m, 6f, 1: 12 1 /5 meet runs through July 19. THE GR EN OWL (f, 3, Carson City--Acting Brave {SW}, by Naskra) won her first two starts, but failed to Local News: Churchill Downs fire in he[r latest, finishing seventh in the seven-furlong Churchill Downs lncorporated's stockholders have HibiscuslS. at Hialeah May 9. Dropping back to six approved an amendment to the Company's Articles of furlongs,j the bay set a pressured pace, but drew clear in Incorporation which will increase the number of autho­ the stretch to win off by three lengths as the crowd's rized common shares from 10 million to 20 million. 7-5 choi~e. Lifetime Record: 4-3-0-0, $38,400. The Churchill Downs Board of Directors have in­ O/B-Alexl G. Campbell, Jr. (KY). T-Brian A Cleary. creased the number of Class Ill directors from four to I five, appointing Daniel Harrington, president of HTV Local News: Calder Race Course Industries, Inc. and previously chairman and president of Effecti~e Monday, overnight purses at Calder will be Ellis Park, for a one-year term. raised $$00, with an additional $500 increase to Florida Owners';Awards, where applicable. Daily average purse • EAST • distributibn will be approximately $160,000. Yesterday's Result: 8th-WOX, $37,000, Alw, 3yo/up, 1 OfT, 2:01 1 /5, fm. GREEN MEANS GO (h, 6, Green Dancer--Missed the FOALING NEWS Wedding, by Blushing Groom {Fr}), twice a graded­ stakes winner at three, had been running exclusively in REAL JE NY, 18, Valid Appeal-Child Bride (Jaipur) allowance company this year, hitting the board in three Foal bor 5-5-98, a filly by Storm Cat. of four tries. Second at Churchill in his latest May 17, Will be bred back to Seattle Slew. the 1 /2 to Missed the Storm (Storm Cat), GISW, Owned y J R Gaines Thoroughbreds & Tom Van Meter. $334,986, traveled north of the border in search of his Boarded at Offutt-Cole Farm, Midway, Ky. first win of the season and found it, closing from fourth Accomplishments: MSP; dam of Doyouseewhatisee to post a 1 1 /4-length victory as the 4-5 favorite. Life­ (Barachois), MSW, $436,817; lfyoucouldseemenow time Record: MGSW, 22-8-7-3, $463, 740. (Tuneru ), MGSW, $475,572; Nowi'veseenitall (Exuber­ 0/8-Pin Oak Stud {KY). T-Roger L Attfield. ant), S , $147,736. Ho/lywood Park woul like to thank the Jo/lowing for making Sunday, Ju e 14 a record-breaking day: PARTICIPATING FANS, H RSEMEN, SIMULCAST OUTLETS, DAILY RACIN(i FORM AND NTRA. RD. Hubbard, Chairman Pick six Handle: $3,1342,3 7 I (all-time record) www.hollywoodpark.com Total Handle: $18,796,509 (7th all-time) PAGE 6,• THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS• 6-20-98

AMERIC N-BRED WINNERS IN FRANCE: [+So. CALIFORNIA +I + Brookl n's Storm, f, 2, Storm Cat--Brooklyn's Dance (Fr) (G W-Fr), by Shirley Heights (GB). Chantilly, local News: Hollywood Park 6-19, rix de Pontpoint, unraced 2yo f, 6fT, $15,072 Trainer D. Wayne Lukas and trainer Laura Pinelli were to win er. O/B-Wertheimer et Frere; T-Criquette Head. married June 15 in Las Vegas. +Franc, c, 2, Woodman--Adventurous Di (SP), by Pri­ Kraal (Slewvescent), who goes for his fifth consecu­ vate A count. Chantilly, 6-1 9, Prix de Mont tive victory in tomorrow's Giii Affirmed H., worked L'Eveq e, unraced 2yo, c/g, 6fT, $15,072 to winner. three furlongs in :37 4/5 yesterday morning. MGSW 0-G W Kelly; B-E Kelly & G W Kelly; T-Criquette Advancing Star (Soviet Star), getting ready for the Gii A Head. $200,000 yrlg '97 KEEJUL. Gleam H. June 28, breezed six furlongs in 1 :12 4/5. ONE TO WATCH, ENGLAND: FOREIGN Flanders (Ire) (f, 2, Common Grounds {GB}--Family At • War, by xplodent) put up a brilliant performance to win • yesterda 's Windsor Castle S., an allowance race at European Stakes Result: PRIX HAMPTON, $43,540, Chantilly, France, 6-19, Royal As ot. Now unbeaten in three starts, she sprinted 3yo/up, 5fT, :59.60, gd. clear of t e field in the early stages and won unchal­ 1--#DESERT DRAMA (IRE), 119, f, 3, Green Desert-­ lenged b three lengths against a quality field to give her Tycoon's Drama (Ire) (GSW, $214,572), by Last trainer, im Easterby, his first winner at Royal Ascot. Tycoon (Ire). ($232,500 yrlg '96 TAHOU). 0-R C The filly ~ill now step up to Group class, with the G2 Strauss; B-Kilfrush Stud Ltd; T-Robert Collet; J-C Lowther · . over six furlongs at York August 20 her Hanotel; $23,445. * 1 /2 to Sharpest Image (Ire) probable target. (Exactly Sharp), GSP-Fr, SW-lty, $193,363. I 2--Diableneyev, 122, c, 3, Nureyev--La Pitie, by Devil's Bag. $8,038. B 1. R • E • E • D • E • R • s 3--Nostalchia (Fr), 119, f, 3, Genereux Genie (lre)-­ Assombrie (Fr), by Hellios. $6,029. I EDITION Margins: 3/4, 2, 1 /2. Owner Robert Strauss and trainer Robert Collet, disap­ ALLOWftJNCE RESULTS: pointed when their Sainte Marine (Ire) only managed 9th-BEL, 1$38,000, (S), 3yo/up, 1 m (off turf), 1 :37, ft. fifth in the G2 King's Stand S. at Royal Ascot yester­ GO FOR fWO (g, 5, Cormorant--Oueen's Statue {MSP}, day, gained some measure of compensation when by King' Bishop) Lifetime Record: 19-2-4-1, $86,820. Desert Drama (Ire) took this listed prize at the expense O/B-Rich rd Bomze (NY). T-Leo O'Brien. * 1 /2 to Dixie of the unfortunate Diableneyev. Desert Drama went Hero (Di ieland Band), MSW & GSP, $238,262. straight to the lead early, with Diableneyev settled in fourth. At the quarter-mile pole, Desert Drama quick­ 9th-MTH $33, 700, (S), 3yo/up, 6f, 1: 10, ft. ened on the front end and went two lengths clear, with LOADED GUN {c, 3, Prosper Fager--Great Queen, by Diableneyev in pursuit. As the two leaders passed the Iron Rule ) Lifetime Record: 8-3-3-1, $75, 160. O/T-Janis eighth pole Diableneyev, with shades of Dayjur, jumped Gerace. -Denise Smylie (NJ). a path on the course, lost momentum and handed the 8th-PIM, $29,000, 3yo/up, 1 1 /16mT, 1 :43 2/5, fm. initiative to Desert Drama, who hit the wire SKEEDA TLE DANCER (c, 3, Seattle Dancer--Lovely three-quarters of a length to the good. Bird, by retie Tern) Lifetime Record: 9-3-0-1 , $48 ,898. 0-Skeed ttle II. B-Gallaghers Stud (NY). T-H A Smith. Local News: Europe Any yearling consigned at public auction by Ted 7th-LSX, $28,000, 6-18, 3yo/up, 1 1 /16mT, 1 :43 2/5, Voute in 1998 will be eligible for one of two £150,000 ($243,942) bonuses--one for the first such purchase to fm. RORYBE (g, His Majesty--Arbela, by Conquistador win five races in the United Kingdom as a two-year-old 6, Cielo) Lif time Record: 0-Kass in 1999, and a second for the Voute consignee who 16-6-0-3, $46,836. Jeffrey. -Knob Hill Stable (CAN). T-Vance Vineyard. wins five races as a three-year-old in 2000. Group races * 1 /2 to pelia (Cool Victor), Ch. Sprinter-Can, MGSW, in France and Ireland will also count towards the total, $621,70 ; Camlan (Brave Shot {GB}), SW, $301,751. but sellers, claimers and races on all-weather tracks are excluded. "More prize money is what we recognize to 8th-MTH $27 ,000, 3yo/up, f/m, 1 1 /16mT, 1 :44 1 /5, be the key to a successful future for British racing," said Voute, one of Europe's leading consignors. "There is an fm. CLOCK ORK ORANGE (AUS) (m, 5, Monongahela-­ additional £300,000 ( $487 ,884) available for any year­ Switcing pn {Aus}, by Switcheroo) Lifetime Record: ling we sell next year ... To be eligible, horses must be trained in the United Kingdom. No horse can win bo­ 17-3-2-5, $39,939. 0-Richard J Giacopelli. B-Yarraman nuses at both two and three. Park Stu, (Aus). T-Anthony Sciametta Jr. PAGE 7 •THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS• 6-20-98

4th~PIM, $27,000, 3yo/up, f/m, 6f, 1: 11 4/5, ft. G. C. Al xandra, f, 4, Cormorant--Feeling Flashy, by SLASH COTTAGE (f, 4, Bowler's Wharf--Easy Landing, Stay t e Course. BEL, 6-19, (S), 1 1/8m (off turf), by First Landing) Lifetime Record: 11-5-3-2, $71,237. 1 :53 /5. B-Darb Stable Inc (Ny). 0-See You Stable. B-Glenspring Farm (VA). T-Dale Riversh de, c, 4, Irish River (Fr)--Percipient (MGSW & Capuano. MGIS , $284,237), by Topsider. MTH, 6-19, 1 1 /1 mT, 1 :44 3/5. B-Hibbert Robert E (Ky). 8th-LSX, $26,400, (S), 6-18, 3/4yo, f, 6f, 1: 11 4/5, ft. Jay's P rformer, c, 4, Rare Performer--Maui Manor, by PURE MISCHIEF (f, 3, Wayne's Crane--Pure Crude, by *Haw ii. COX, (C), 6-19, 6f, 1 :11 1 /5. B-King's Way Delta Oil) Lifetime Record: SP, 5-3-1-0, $87,707. Farm Inc (Ky). * $52,000 2yo 1996 OBSMAR. 0-Dodwell Caroline S & Laird J C. B-J C Laird & Dia­ mond D Ranch (TX). T-Edward Dodwell. 6th-PIM, $25,000, 3yo/up, 5fT, :57 4/5, fm. FOALING NEWS GREAT FINISH (h, 5, Ends Well--Waving Gallery, by Smart) Lifetime Record: 6-2-0-1, $20,850. O/T-Michael MOVIT , 22, Bagdad-Make Plans (Go Marching) Rea. B-Dana Wallace (NC). * 1 /2 to Jan's Kinsman (Kins­ Foal bor 5-3-98, a filly by Honor Grades. man Hope), MSW, $413,990. Will be red back to Outflanker. Owned/ oarded at Bonnie Heath Farm, Ocala, Fl. 8th-PRM, $21,548, (S), 6-18, 3yo/up, f/m, a1 m70yd, Accomp ishments: Dam of Sly Silk (On the Sly), MSW, 1 :46 2/5, gd. $179,6 5. MA'S DREAM (f, 4, Chateaubay--Letgomama, by Insur­ ance Charlie) Lifetime Record: 11-2-0-0, $23,937. READY ET GO, 13, Northjet (lre)-Rough Girl (Lt. Ste­ 0-River Ridge Ranch. B-Don Beatty (IA). T-Dick R Clark. vens) *Full to Continental Prince, MSW, $153,598. Foal bor 5-3-98, a colt by Woodman. Will be red back to A.P. Indy. MAIDEN WINNERS: Owned/H>oarded at Pin Oak Stud, Versailles, Ky. 1 +Dance Diane, f, 2, Affirmed--Dance On Destiny, by Accomp ishments: MSW of $351,271; dam of Start At Green Dancer. WOX, 6-19, (C), 5f, :59 4/5. B-Figure Once (G ne West), MGSP, $250,400. 8 Partnership (Ky). *$27,000 yrl '97 KEESEP; $20,000 2yo '98 OBSMAR. DIAMO D DUO, 9, Badger Land-Diamonds 'n Dust Cayuse, c, 2, Mister Frisky--Carol's Sparkle, by (Bob's D sty) Jaycean. WOX, 6-19, (C), 5f, :59 4/5. B-Carol Yates Foal bar 5-4-98, a filly by Mister Baileys. (Fl). *$8,000 yrl '97 OBSAUG. Will be bred back to Quiet American. Shuttlemans Gal, f, 2, Shuttleman--Miteack, by Sir Ack. Owned y Harriett & David Finkelstein. LSX, 6-18, (S), (C), 5f, 1 :00 3/5. B-Aledo Properties Boarded at Vinery, Midway, Ky. Inc (Tx). Accomplishments: MGSW of $299,907. Crafty Comment, f, 2, Skip Trial--Crafty Bride, by Crafty Prospector. CRC, 6-19, (C), 5 1/2f, 1:09 3/5. B-Dom DOFF, 1 , Mr. Prospector--Furling (Hoist the Flag) Vittese & Leslie Hagan (Fl). Foal bar 5-4-98, a filly by Narita Brian. +Exchange Place, f, 3, Affirmed--Towering Success, by Owned y Teruya Yoshida. Irish Tower. BEL, 6-19, 7f, 1 :23 3/5. B-Fried A Jr (Ky). Boarded at Shadai Farm, Japan. Frosted Key, c, 3, Alaskan Frost--Notable Space Key, by Accomplishments: Dam of Brunswick (Private Account), Notable Square. SPT, 6-19, 6f, 1:11 1/5. B-Mead GISW, $ 1 2,960. Kenneth (Fl). * $16,500 2yo '97 OBSAPR. Deeds Speak, f, 3, Alydeed--Star Reputation (MSP), by HEY BA A LULU, 10, Silent Screen--A Real Lulu (Mr. Star Spangled. WOX, 6-19, 6f, 1:11 2/5. B-Kinghaven Leader) Farms Ltd (Can). * 1 /2 to Dark Hours (Dynaformer), Foal bar 5-5-98, a colt by Gulch. MSW, $408,41 6. Will be b ed back to Seattle Slew. +Glitter Cut, c, 3, Glitterman--Cut n' Double, by Cut Owned y Mrs. Georgia Hofmann. lass. CRC, 6-19, (C), 6f, 1: 13 4/5. B-Frisbie 0 H (Fl) Boarded at Taylor Made Farm, Nicholasville, Ky. High and Inside, c, 3, High Brite--Mary Amanda, by Fifth Accompl shments: GSW of $615,218. Marine. LSX, 6-18, (C), 6f, 1 :12. B-Jones J TL Jr (Ky). * $4,000 yrl '96 KEEJAN; $10,500 yrl '96 KEESEP. URBANE 6, Citidancer--Dumfries Pleasure (Pleasant Cool Buck, c, 3, Lil E. Tee--Seventy Two Below, by Far Colony) North. WOX, 6-19, 7f, 1 :23 3/5. B-Hope Stock Farm Foal bor 5-5-98, a filly by Gone West. & Jim Plemmons {Can). *$18,265 yrl '96 CBSSEP. Will be b ed back to Gone West. · Midnight Dreamer, c, 3, Lord Avie--Spend a Dream, by Owned ~Y Jan, Mace & Samantha Siegel. Spend a Buck. MTH, o-1 S, 1 1 /1 omT, 1 ;44 'J/'j, Boarded at Mill Ridge Farm, Lexington, KY. B-William S Farish Jr & Layton L Register (Ky). Accomplishments: MGISW of $1,018,568. * $27,000 yrl '96 KEESEP.