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THE WICKED NORTH'S D.Q. Sunday, Gulfstream Park APPEALED Owner Philip Hersh has filed an ap­ GULFSTREAM PARK H.-G1, GP, 3-6, $500,000, peal with the California Horse Racing Board on the 3yolup, 10f, 2:00 215, ft. disqualification of The Wicked North (Far North) from 1--SCUFFLEBURG, h, 5, Cox's Ridge (Claiborne first to fourth in Saturday's Sant a Anita Handicap. A Farm-KY) --Tableaux, by . 0-Mathew K. hearing is likely to be held within 30 days, according Firestone; B-Cherry Valley Farm, Inc. and The to steward Tom Ward. "I'm extremely disappointed," Gamely Corp. (KY.); T-William I. Mott; $300,000. said trainer David Bernstein. "I didn't see enough to 2-- Migrating Moon, c, 4, Silver Buck (Silverleaf warrant a disqualification. It's an unfortunate inci­ Farms, lnc.-FU --Medieval Moon, by Medieval Man. dent, and it isn't good for racing. On the positive 0-Sac Stable; ($48,000 two-year-old 1992 Ocala side, the horse came out of the race and we will point Breeders' Sales Co. February sale); $95,000. him to the (April 1 6) Oaklawn Handicap." 3-- Wallenda, c, 4, Gulch (Lane's End-KY) --So Glad (Arg), by Liloy (Fr). 0-Dogwood Stable; ($43,000 RECORD $17.4 MILLION BET ON BIG 'CAP two-year-old 1992 Fasig-Tipton February 2yos in CARD AT SANTA ANITA A Los Angeles Turf Club training sale at Calder); $50,000. record $17,485,563 was wagered on Saturday's Margins: head, 112, 314. card, the second highest handle Also ran (in order of finish):Powerful Punch, Pistols in track history. Saturday's total is exceeded only by And Roses, Northern Trend, Strolling Along, ' s the $36,264, 799 bet on the Breeders' Cup Day pro­ Gold, Friud, Huido. Ser: Devil His Due. gram Nov. 6. A total of $8,202,350 was wagered on Off for the entire 1993 season after taking the GI Saturday's 57th running of the Big Cap, also a record. Pegasus H. in his last race of ' 92, Scuffleburg came into this race off a pair of allowance seconds and HOLY BULL BREEZES Holy Bull (Great Above) scored a rallying victory under jockey Craig Perret. "It was some race," said Perret. "I didn't know him too worked five furlongs in a bullet :59 115 in his final well, but Billy (Mott) told me I would have to keep prep for Saturday's $500,000 Florida Derby. "He did after him and I did just that." Trainer Bill Mott added, it handily," said trainer Jimmy Croll. "He is ready." "He has come back off a long layoff and it took a long time to get him back. It seems he only likes to win AQUEDUCT STAYS ON INNER TRACK Grade I's." Favored Strolling Along was far back Racing will remain on Aqueduct's inner track at least early and never threatened. through Sunday, March 13 due to the effects of the Results cont. p2 severe winter, according to NYRA Vice President of Racing, Terry Meyocks. Due to the switch, the dis­ tance of next Saturday's $100 ,000-added Bay Shore © Copyright Thoroughbred Daily News. This Stakes will be shortened to six furlongs. "The main newspaper may not be reproduced in any form track will be re-evaluated the middle of the week to or by any means, electronic or mechanical, determine its status for the following week," said without prior written permission of the copyright Meyocks. A field of seven to nine is expected in the owner, Media Vista. Bay Shore. Information as to the races, race results and News cont.------, earnings was obtained from results charts pub­ lished in Daily Racing Form and utilized herewith WEEKEND RESULTS ...... p1 -2 with the permission of the copyright owner, Daily Racing Form. NEWS CONT ...... p2

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News cont. SAN RAFAEL S.-G2, SA, 3-6, $157,200, 3yo, 8f, 1 :36 1 /5, ft. STRODES CREEK TO SANTA ANITA DERBY, 1--TABASCO CAT, c, 3, Storm Cat (Overbrook FLYING SENSATION OUT Charlie Whittingham Farm-KY} --Barbicue Sauce, by Sauce Boat. may have found his Derby horse in Strodes Creek 0-0verbrook Farm and David Reynolds; B-David (Halo), who moved his career record to 2-for-3 with Reynolds (KY.); T-D. Wayne Lukas; $89,700. an impressive win in Saturday's third race at Santa 2-- Powis Castle, c, 3, Rare Brick (Valor Farm, Anita. "He's an impressive animal to look at," said lnc.-TX) --Castle Eight, by Key to the Kingdom. Whittingham, who last won the Santa Anita Derby 0-Vistas Stables; $30,000. with another son of Halo, Sunday Silence, in 1989 en 3-- Shepherd's Field, c, 3, Spectacular Bid (Milfer route to a win in the Kentucky Derby. "He's a big Farm, lnc.-NY) --Ransomed Captive, by Mr. Leader. horse and he knows it. But he's learning and he's 0-Camptown Stable; $22,500. becoming more mature. The grandstand was packed Margins: 1, 18, 3. with people down at the rail, more than I remember in Also ran (in order of finish): Fly'n J. Bryan, Furno Di a while, but it didn't bother him." Flying Sensation Londra (Ire.) (Flying Paster), the morning-line third choice in the Leading every step of the way under Pat Day, Ta­ San Rafael Stakes, was scratched from the race after basco Cat stamped himself a Derby contender and developing soreness on Friday and will miss the Santa will take the next step down that road in the April 9 Anita Derby as well. "I breezed him three furlongs Santa Anita Derby. The 3-5 favorite Fly'n J. Bryan Friday and when we came back to the barn, I didn't (Ogygian) finished 22 lengths back in fourth. "All suspect a thing," said trainer David Warren. "But an week everybody has been telling me how fast (Fly'n hour and a half later, he was sore. We had him x­ J. Bryan) is. I think he is a fast horse, but I think rayed and he was clean as a whistle, but we're taking people underestimate how quick our horse is, too. him to the Nuclear Medicine Building Monday to get I'm happy and I hope on the replay show tonight that some nuclear images taken." Warren said he hoped Jeff gets to watch it." Doug Peterson, Fly'n J. the injury was simply a pulled muscle in his right front Bryan's trainer, expressed some concern about his elbow or shoulder. colt. "We'll make sure the horse is all right. His stride just didn't look 100 percent to me. n Results cont. SANTA MARGARITA INVITATIONAL H.-G1, SA, 3-6, F•L•O•R•I•D• A $300,000, 4yo/up, f and m, 9f, 1 :49, ft. 1--PASEANA (ARG), m, 7, Ahmad --Pasiflin (Arg), by REPORT Flintham. 0-Sidney H. Craig; B-Haras Vacacion (ARG.); T-Ronald McAnally; $180,000. Yesterday's Results: 2-- Kalita Melody (GB), m, 6, Chief Singer 10th-GP, $44,000 Alw., 4yo/up, 8.5fT, 1 :40 2/5, fm. (Hauptgestut Graditz-Ger) --Belle Reef, by Mill Reef. 1-HALISEE (c, 4, Cozzene--Hedonic, by Fappiano). O­ 0-Ken Porter; $60,000. J. Nerud & M. Letis. B-John A. Nerud Trust (Ky.). T­ 3-- Stalcreek, f, 4, Stalwart (Airdrie Stud-KY) W. Mott. --Graceful Creek, by Darby Creek Road. 0-Gaylord 2-Mr. Explosive (Explosive Bid--Europa) Ailshie and Joseph Shields; $36,000. 3-Scott the Great (Great Neck--Lucy Scott) Margins: 2 3/4, head, 2. HALISEE, victor in last year's Giii Saranac and Hill Also ran (in order of finish): Alyshena, Re Toss. Prince S. at Bel., returned to his winning ways with a Alysbelle, Market Booster, Sensational Eyes, Thirst just-off-the-pace score by 2 1 /2 over SW Mr. Explo­ For Peace. sive. New York-bred Scott the Great, a GSW of Paseana was sent off the even-money favorite in the $315, 713, was another nose back in third. The win­ field of nine, and rewarded the faithful with a draw­ ner improves to 14-6-2-1 with $234,140 in career ing-away victory under regular rider Chris Mccarron earnings. Tri to Watch, winner of the GI Champagne after being pinned down on the rail down much of the in 1992 and $456,454, was 19-1 and ended up 8th. backstretch by Sensational Eyes (Roman Majesty.) "I was concerned about having her hold me in long 1st-GP, $30.400 Alw., 3yo, f, 6f, 1:10 2/5, ft. enough where something coming from behind could FUTURE ANSWER (f, 3, Copelan--What a Future, by range up on the outside," said McCarron. "Fortunate­ Roberto), on the board in all three '94 starts, gradual­ ly, Paseana was aggressive today." She will head ly made her way to the lead and drew offf to win by a next to the $500,000 Apple Blossom at Oaklawn length and a half as the second choice. Her record April 2. 34-1 shot Kalita Melody suprised with the now stands at 11-3-2-1, with $50,570 in the bank. place. Favored Halo's Gleam (Halo) ran evenly in fourth. O/B-F. Hooper (Fla.) T-W. White. Florida Report cont. p3 . PAGE 3 • TIIOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS• 3-7-94

Florida Report cont. SOUTHERN 8th-GP, $29,000 Alw., 3yo, 9fT, 1 :48 3/5 ft. ALl'LBITO'REALITY (c, 3, Proper Reality--s~ratoga C•A•L•I •F•O•R•N•I• A Fleet, by Sir Gaylord) fourth in all three starts this REPORT year, scored his first 1 994 victory closing from the back of the pack to win by 3 at 1 0-1 . Favored Check Yesterday's Results: Ride (Tsunami Slew), making his first start since a Sept. Bel. maiden win, was up with the leaders 'til the B. THOUGHTFUL H., SA, 3-6, $61, 150, 4yo/up, f far turn and dropped back to eighth. The winner, a and m, abt 6.5fT, 1 :13 3/5, fm. 1 /2 to Trunk (SW of $123,825 by Danzig), ups record 1--COOL AIR, f, 4, Air Forbes Won (Wintergreen to 10-2-0-0 and $31, 110. Farm-KY) --Cool Baby, by Northern Baby. O/B-Frank H. Stronach (CAN.); T-Gary Jones; $34, 150. 0-P~regrine Stable Inc. 8-Kirkham & Ewing Partner- ship (Ky.). T-C. Gambolati. 2-- Cargo, m, 5, Caro (Ire) (Dead) --Aerturas (Fr), by Manado. 0-Colvin and Gould; $12,000. 3rd-GP, $29,000 Alw., 4yo/up, 8fT, 1 :35 2/5, fm. 3-- Changed Tune, m, 5, Tunerup (Cardinal Hill DR .. ALFOOS (c, 4, Ogygian--Mimi J, by Angle Light), Farm-FU --Lost Fleet, by Fleet Nasrullah. 0-Martin and Pam Wygod; $9,000. SP in the Giii Pilgrim in '92, made his second start since Aug. '93 and galloped to a 3 1 /2-length win as Margins: 2, 1, 3/4. the odds-on choice under Jerry Bailey. The colt's second lifetime win brings slate to 14-2-2-6, with 1st-SA, $36,000, Clm, $50,000-45,000, 4yo/up, $101, 146 in earnings. 6.5f, ft. MARMOE (g, Pirate's Bounty--Crystal Tree, by 0-December Hill Farm. B-N. & H. Bell (Ky.). 4, T-D. Donk. Windy Sands), a SW in the Zany Tactics at this same distance one year ago at SA, wins his first since then 4th-GP, Mdn., 3yo, 8.5f, 1 :43 4/5, ft. as the 3-1 second choice by 3 1 /2 over 8-5 favorite ALYNAR (c, 3, Alydar--Catatonic {GI SW of Singapore Boy (Marshua's Dancer.) Under Chris Antley, his record moves to 13-3-2-1, $102,425. $437,4~1}, by Big Spruce), a $400,000 yearling, made his third start after finishing off the board in 0-R Maurel & A. Maurel Bell. B-M. M.J. Wygod & two prior tries and earned a wire-to-wire 2 1 /2-length R.C. Drake (Cal.). T-D. Hendricks. triumph, raising earnings to $16,41 O. 0-Buckram Oak Farm. B-M. Woodrow (Ky.). 7th-SA, $49,000, Clm. $80,000-70,000. 9fT. 1 :49 T-M. Moubarak. 4/5. Fm. RIVER RHYTHM (g, 7, Rivennan--Moonlight Serenade by Dictus), a SW in France and an easy winner for a 6th-GP, Mdn., 3yo, 7f, 1 :23 2/5, ft. YOUTHFUL LEGS (c, 3 Explodent--You're My lady, by ~50,000 tag last out, stepped up and closed fast, in Roberto), second in his last three races, earned his t~~e for a nose victory. Spendaccione, a SW in Italy, first victory coming from just off the pace to score by finished 2nd, 3/4 of a length over 8-5 favorite Dream of Fame, SP, (Petorius) The winner's career record is 2 3/4. The winner now holds 28,510, with a 5-1-3-0 now at 39-9-3-5, and $296,251. record. 0-Due Process Stables. 8-Gainesway T'bred Ltd. 0-Biszantz & 8iszantz & Greenman. 8-Gallagher's (Ky.). T-P.Gleaves Stud (NY). T--W. Greenman.

7th-GP, $30,200 Clm. ($62,500-57,500), 4yo/up, 6th-SA, Mdn, 3yof, 8f, 1 :38 2/5, ft. 8.5fT, 1 :40 4/5, fm. ESPADRILLE (f, 3, Meadowlake--La Cle Review, by Reviewer), second in her first three starts, Espadrille BIG AL'S COUNTRY (g, 7, Country Pine-· Teasdale, by tracked the early pacesetters and gutted out a head Diplomat Way), an allowance winner in his '94 bow victory as the 4/5 favorite under Laffit Pincay. Re­ after a six-month layoff, returned to the winner's cord now stands at 4-1-3-0, and $36,900. circle with a late-running neck victroy over the luke­ 0/8-Haras Santa Maria de Araras (Fla.). T-R. warm favorite, Keen Runner (Bold Ruckus). The win­ ner moves to 62-1 0-1 5-1 0, with $1 64, 500 in earn­ McAnally. ings. 2nd-SA, Mdn, 3yo, 6f, 1 : 1 ft. 0-J AV Stables. 8-R. Arnold (Fla.). T-P. Serpe. O, DE VITO {c, 3, Topsider--Ripley, by Believe It), a $60,000 Kee. Sept. yearling, needed one start back off a seven-month layoff to wire the field by four and graduate in his third lifetime start. Career now: 3-1- 0-0, $20,000. 0-M.E. & G.L. West. 8-Claiborne Farm & Gamely Corp (Ky.). T-R. Bradshaw. PAGE 4 • mOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS • 3-7-94

4th-Aqu, $26,000 Alw., 3yo, f, state-bred, 6f, 1 :11 3/5, ft. LIGHT AND LOVE (f, 3, Titanic--Bold and Dark, by Bold Forbes), an easy winner at first asking last out makes it two-for-two with a wire-to-wire half-length victory. Earnings now stand at $29,400. Yesterday's Results: 0--J. Giardina. B--Willowvale T'breds Inc. (NY). BUSHER BREEDERS' CUP S.-G3, Aqu, 3-6, $71,000, T--G. Sciacca. 3yo, f, 8.5f, 1 :45 4/5, ft. 1--#FORCING BID, f, 3, Irish Open (Airdrie Stud-KY) 3rd-Aqu, 4yo/up, 6f, 1 : 11, ft. --Quick Honors, by To the Quick. 0-Hassan Shoaib; SOUTHWAYS BANDIT (g, 4, Pancho Villa-­ B-Brereton C. Jones (KY.); T-Del W. Carroll II; $47,700. Maybellene {GSW of $53, 195}, by Fleet Nasrullah), finished first at first asking last out at Aqueduct, but 2-- Ask Shananie, f, 3, Shananie (Dead) --Ask Direc­ was d.q.'d for interference. Today, jockey Robbie tions, by Darby Creek Road. 0-Gilbert Campbell; Davis makes it stick with his third win on the card $11,990. aboard the 2-5 favorite. Record at 2-1-0-0, $13,800. 3-- Little Buckles, f, 3, Buckley Boy (Sun Valley 0-J.R. Jundt. B--Loradale & Pancho Villa Syndicate Farm-OH) --Petite Nina, by Native Aid. 0-Edwin (Ky.) T--L. Lewis. Wachtel; $6,540. Margins: 2, head, neck. 5th-Aqu, Mdn., f&m, 4yo/up. 8f 70yds, 1 :44 3/5, ft. LITTLE TOBIN (f, 4, Cutlass--Tobin Way, by J 0 6th-Aqu, $30,000 Alw, 4yo/up, 8.5f, 1 :44 3/5, ft. Tobin), hadn't tried a route since last summer at BUSHMAN (g, 4, Buckfinder--Amorosa, by Cougar II), Belmont, but ran away by 9 off two sprint preps. The made it four in a row with a 3/4-length win to repay 1-2 favorite won wire to wire, now 8-1-3-1, $30,675. owners R Kay Stable, who claimed the gelding in his O/B-Ravenbrook Farm (Fla.). T-S. Duncan. last start for $25,000. Winning wire-to-wire in his last four, the 5-2 favorite moves his career record to 9-5-2-0, $64,630. 0-R Kay Stable. B-Arthur Hancock (Ky). T-R. Araya M·I•D•W•E•S·T REPORT 7th-Aqu, $28,000 Alw, 4 yo/up, 6f, 1:10, ft. GALLAPIAT'S MOMENT (g, 4, Gallapiat--Timeless Reason, by Timeless Moment), d.q.'d last out in a Yesterday's Results: $25,000 claimer, stepped up to score a half-length MAGNOLIAS., OP, 3-6, $54,250, 3yof, 8f, 1 :38, ft. victory for father/son oft Caesar and John Kimmel. 8- 1-- HERAT OF GOLD, f, 3, Herat (Franks Farm- 5 favorite All My Tricks (Phone Trick) ran evenly to Southland Division-FL) --Reef of Gold, by Reef finish fourth. The winner's career record now stands Searcher. O/B-John Franks (KY.); T-Bobby Barnett; at 26-6-8-4, $123,404. $32,550. 0-C.P. Kimmel. B-D. Harrison (Fla.). T-J. Kimmel. 2-- Shadow Miss, f, 3, Alysheba (Lane's End-KY) --Your My Choice, by Barachois. 0-Martha and John 1st-Aqu, $28,000 Alw, state-bred, 4yo/up, 8.5 f, Mulholland; ($75,000 yearling 1992 Keeneland 1 :45 2/5, ft. September yearling sale); $10,850. KC'S PERSONAL FLAG {c, 4, Personal Flag--Ky. Cut 3-- Fair Maid, f, 3, Bates Motel (Gainesway Farm-KY) Up, by Hatchet Man), a 1 /2 to K.C.'s Best Turn (SW --Fairway Colors, by Fairway Phantom. 0-Bob of $213,490) and winless since breaking his maiden Kimbrough; $5,425. Margins: neck, 1 1 /2, 2. last October, sat just off the pace and rallied in the stretch for a 1 3/4-length win as the 8-5 favorite. DAVONA DALES., FG, 3-6, $51,825, 3yo, f, 8.5f, Career moves to 11-2-1-3, $49,360. 1 :44 1 /5, ft. 0-C. Coffman. 8-Baker Farms (NY). T--R.A. 1--PLAYCALLER, f, 3, Saratoga Six (Walmac Destasio. International-KY) --Delice, by What a Pleasure. 0/8-Michael G. Rutherford (TX.); T-Thomas Amoss; 2nd-Aqu, $26,000 Alw, 3yo, 6f, 1 :10 2/5, ft. $31,095. PRANK CALL (c, 3, Phone Trick--Presage, by Tom 2-- Two Altazano, f, 3, Manzotti (Brazos T Farm-TX) Rolfe), caught in the stretch in the Fred Capossela last --Purita U., by Topsider. 0-Harold Goodman; out, dropped back into the allowance ranks and lead $10,365. wire-to-wire for a 4 1 /2-length victory as the 7-5 3-- Briar Road, f, 3, Proper Reality (Claiborne favorite. Running in open company, the state-bred is Farm-KY) --Belladonna Miss, by *Grey Dawn II. now 9-2-2-2, $29,400. 0-Gene Vine, et al.; $5, 700. 0-Sabine Stable. B--J.E. Hatley 1987 Trust (NY). T-­ Margins: head, 1 1 /2, 1. R. Barbara. Midwest Report cont. p5 PAGE 5 • mOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS• 3-7-94

Midwest Report cont. B•R•E•E•D•E•R•S CROSSROADS H., RP, 3-6, $33,230, 4yo/up, 8.5f, EDITION 1 :43 2/5, ft. 1--QUEEN'S GRAY BEE, h, 6, Drone --Sham Street, by Sham. 0-Gina's Stables, Inc.; B-Courtney and Floyd (KY.); T-Donnie K. Von Hemel; $19,638. ST AKES RESULT: 2-- Unbeatable Charm, h, 6, Deputy Minister (Brookdale Farm-KY) --If You Like, by Olympiad GENUINE RISK H., TuP, 3-6, $28,900, 3yo/up, f and King. 0-Geneva Smith; ($24,500 two-year-old m, 6f, 1:08 3/5, ft. 1991 CTS January mixed sale); $6,546. 1--BET BIRDIE, f, 4, Bet Twice (Northview Stallion 3-- Tylers Bubba, h, 5, Jaunt (Dead) --Bold Bobbie B., Station-MD) --Tiny Falcon, by Agitate. 0-N. J. by Spotted Kid. 0-Jeri Grimmett; $4, 100. Samford; B-White Oak Ranch (CA.); T-Cory Kellogg; Margins: 1 /2, 4 3/4, neck. ($15,500 yearling 1991 CTS Del Mar yearling sale); $17,340. 8th, OP, $38,000 Alw, f & m, 4yo/up, Sf, ft. 2-- Crowder's Cara Lyn, m, 5, Zamboni (Pinnacle 1-MORNING MEADOW (f, 4, Meadowlake--Morning Vista Ranch-AZ) --R. Fair Share, by Fairly Certain. Mirage, by Avatar). 0-J. Franks. B-Whisper Hill Farm 0-C. L. and Virginia Hogg; $5, 780. (Fl.) T--B. Barnett. 3-- Houston Lawyer, f, 4, Casa Dante (Onwego 2-Gravette (Demons Begone--Zuri) Acres-WA} --Ellie's Turn, by Best Turn. 0-Tom Wil­ 3-Brush With Reality (Broad Brush-Final Reunion {SW liams; $2,890. of $138,896}) Margins: 1 /2, neck, 1 . A SW in '93 in the Lorelei at Lousiana Downs and a winner of her last two by a combined 29 1 /2 lengths, ALLOWANCE RESULTS: MORNING MEADOW made it three in a row with a convincing wire-to-wire two-length score as the 3-5 9th, TP, $27,835 Alw, 3 yo, 8f, 1 :37 4/5, ft. DYNAFLEET (g, 3, Dynaformer--Lady Joanne, by No favorite. Brush With Reality, who set a NTR for 6.5f in 1: 15 1 /5 at Kee in '93, was third. The winner's Robbery} notched his second win of '94 with a driv­ ing, four-length win as the 9-5 favorite. Record now record: 11-6-0-0, $101,844. stands at 10-3-0-1 and $48, 110. 0-Eglish, Foley & Four Leaf Clover. 8-Laura Leigh Partners (Ky.). T-V. Foley. E • A • S • T • E • R• N REPORT 10th, TP, $25,770, Alw, 4yo/up, 6f, 1:101/5, ft. TEN SINS, (h, 5, Tiffany lce--Ten Toes, by Our Na­ tive}. 1 /2 to Tentacular (Timeless Native), SW of Yesterday's Results: $130,843, Ten Sins made it two in a row with a driving 1 1 /2-length victory at 5-1. 2-5 favorite ENDLESS SURPRISES., Lrl, 3-6, $31,500, 3yo/up, Western Territory, SW of $163,664 out of Buzz My 6f, 1 :10 2/5, ft. Bell (GI SW of $223,295) was third. 1--QUICKEN, c, 4, Gilded Age (Blue Ridge Farm-VA} 0-Black Gold Stable. 8-J. Thomas (Ky.). T-8.Loza. --Jangleno, by Noble Jay. 0-Esther C. Cassidy; B-Christmas Donelson Stables (MD.}; T-Daniel C. 3rd, OP, $24,000, Alw, 3yo, 6f, 1 :10 2/5. ft. Cassidy; $18,900. FLIGHT FORTY NINE (c, 3, Forty Niner--Fun Flight 2-- Love That Barney, h, 5, Stalwart (Airdrie Stud-KY) {SW of $93,920}, by Full Pocket), a full to Tour, SW --Love That Storm, by Storm Bird . 0-Richard F. of $163,300, sat just off the pace, took command in Blue; ($17,000 yearling 1990 Keeneland September the turn and drew off to a length victory over favored yearling sale); $6,300. Feel Lucky (Silver Ghost). He boosts his record to 6- 3-- Military Look, Assault Landing (Dead) --Laughing 3-1-0, $57,808. Look, by Damascus. 0-Stuart S. Janney Ill; $3,465. 0/B-P. Blass. T--W. H. Fires. Margins: neck, nose, neck. ' . PAGE 6 •THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS• 3-7-94

6th, OP, $24,000, Alw, 4yo/up, Sf, 1 :38, ft. by Rock Talk), SW of the Sir Barton at Pimico in '93, CLARWITHAFLARE (f, 4, Far Out East--Clarice, by made a move from the middle of the pack to score a Ambernash), SW of the 1992 Gold Digger at Haw­ 2 3/4-length victory over the 7-5 favorite Railroad thorne, came from off the pace at 6-1 , overtaking Man (Sovereignty.) Raglan Road's career mark now Hyades (Huckster) in the stretch before drawing off to 20-4-5-2, and $126, 788. win by three. 8-5 favorite Primistal (Stalwart) was a well-beaten sixth. Winner's record now stands at 24- 10th, Spt, $22,000, Alw, f & m, 3yo/up, 6f, 1 :12 4-2-4, and $104,099. 2/5., ft. CUT AND BID (f, 4, Dance Bid--Sharp Cut {SW of 11th, Spt, $23, 100, Alw, state-bred, f&m, 3yo/up, $112,583}, by Eac Mission}, off a 6-month layoff, Bf, 1 :42 4/5. ft. the 2-1 second choice scored a 3 1 /2-length victory SUNSHINE LASS (f, 4, Cutlass--Adroit Move, by to move her career mark to 11-2-2-3 and $39,359. Flush}, one race back off a two-month freshener 0-E.S. Stables Inc. B-J. Bauman (Ill). T-E. Poulos. closed from next to last to grab a 3/4-length win at 43-1. Favored Hav I told U Lately was fourth. Sun­ 6th, Lrl, $18,000, Alw, 3 yo, 6f, 1 :10 4/5. ft. shine Lass's record now at: 20-3-0-3, $39 ,047. INVINCIBLE SUE (f, 3, Banmyrh--Sassy Sue, by Invin­ 0-R. & E. Laduke. 8-J.D. Santen (Ill). T-L. cible Dooley), scored a 3 3/4-length victory as a 6-1 Dominguez. shot to post a career record of 8-3-0-1 and career earnings of $31, 170. 9th, FG, $23,000, Alw, 4yo/up, abt. 5.5fT, 1 :04 3/5. O/B-W.Harris (Md.) T-R. Bailes. fm. ACT OF DIPLOMACY (h, 6, Northern Prospect--Faith­ 8th, RP, $16,750, Shenow H, f&m, 4yo/up, 7f, 1 :23, ful Diplomacy, by Diplomat Way), formerly cam­ ft. paigned in Europe, picked up his second win of the CAZNIRE (m, 5, Bold Ego--J V Torsion, by Torsion), a year with a fast-closing one-length win as the 1-2 MSW ('92, '93 Life's Magic, etc.), led every step of favorite. His career totals now stand at 33-5-9-4, the way to score her first victory of the year. Career and $97,981. record improves to 20-10-3-0, $165,975. 0-B. Wagner and A.L. Prats. B-Longleaf Pine Farm O/T-0.K. Von Hemel. B-B. Cory (Ok.) (Ky.). T-T. Amoss 5th, Pha, $16,500, Alw, f&m, 4yo/up, 6f, 1 :11 2/5, 6th, GG, $23,000, Alw, 3yo, f, 6f, 1 :09 2/5, ft. my. SPORTFUL SNOB (f, 3, Sportsful--Snob Skate, by HIT THE MUSIC (f, 4, Two Davids--Cynthia's Bud, by lcecapade}, a 1 /2 to Fabersham, (Nepal) GSW of Somethingpoetic) made it three in a row with a 4 3/4- $471,480, led wire-to-wire to win by a length and a length win. Record now: 15-6-2-2, $53,601. half off a 9-month layoff. She was a 13-length win­ O/T-G. Preciado. B-Redwood Acres Inc. (NJ) ner in her debut last May at Aksarben. Now 2-for-2, she has earned $16,970. 7th-TP, $16,480, 3yo, f, 6f, 1 :12, ft. 0-Barocio & Debruycker & Debruycker & Owens. B­ BEAR TRUTH (Double Sonic--Great Dialogue, by Illus­ B. & S. Ingber (Ca.) T-J. Hollendorfer. trious}, third for a $12,500 tag last time out, moved up to allowance company and rallied for a head victo­ 7th, FG, $22,800, Alw, state-bred, 3yo, f, 6f, 1 :11 ry at 22-1. The 6-5 favorite, Pepper Pot (Negotiated 2/5, ft. Account), held the lead early but tired to be sixth. MAKEWAYFORME (f, 3, Boys Nite Out--Peeler, by The winner moves record to 11-2-0-5 with earnings Tumiga} took command midway and drew off to a upto$18,105. seven-length lead as the 3-5 favorite. Her record now O/T-Gerald Adams. B-A. Polk Jr. & B. Rice (Fla.) stands at 7-2-3-2 and $44, 774. MAIDEN WINNERS: O/T-N.J. Tate. B-J. Luck (La.) Alynar, c, 3, Alydar--Catatonic (GI SW of $437,431 ), by Big Spruce. GP, 3-6, 8.5f, 1 :43 4/5, ft. 6th-TP, $22,050, 4yo/up, 8.5f, 1 :43 4/5, ft. *$400,000 Kee. July yearling. B-W. Marriott. SCHOOLBOY ROWE (g, 4, Broad Brush--Careful Kerkorian, c, 3, Blushing John--Akamine, by Green Glance, by Roberto}, a TP allowance winner last time Dancer. FG, 3-6, abt. Bf, 1 :39 3/5. B-A.E. Paulson out, went off at odds of 6-1 and wired the field for a (Ky.) 1 1 /2-length score. Favored Cornaskra (Naskra) Youthful Legs, c, 3, Explodent--You're My Lady, by chased the winner early but faded to fifth. New stats Roberto. GP, 3-6, 7f, 1 :23 2/5, ft. *Kee. Sept., for the top one are 11-3-1-0, $35,516. $15,000 yearling. B-Gainesway Thoroughbred Ltd. 0-S. McCann & J. Nevitt & J. Orr Jr. B-Mulholland (Ky.) Brothers (Ky.) T-E. Mccann. Espadrille, f, 3, Meadowlake--La Cie Review, by Re viewer. SA, 3-6, 8f, 1 :38 2/5, ft. 8-Haras Santa 8th, Lrl, $22,000, Alw, 4yo/up, 1 :45 4/5. ft. Maria de Araras (Fla.) RAGLAN ROAD (c, 4, Deputy Minister--ln My Light, Additional maidens in Tuesday's TON. The Thoroughbred Daily News Is delivered to your home or business by fax each morning by 5 am. For subscription Information, please call 908-747-8060. T~PI~~UN~~~RE DM SUNDAY, MARCH 6, 1 9 9 4

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DEHERE TO UNDERGO SURGERY Saturday, Santa Anita SANTA ANITA H.-G1, SA, 3-5, $1,000,000, 4yo/up, Dehere (Deputy Minister), who came out of a six­ 1 Of, 2:00, ft. furiong workout Friday at Palm Beach Downs with a 1--STUKA, c, 4, Jade Hunter (Brookside Farm-KY) fracture of the right hind cannon bone, will undergo --'s Success (Ire), by Caerleon. O/B-Allen E. surgery at an undetermined Palm Beach-area clinic Paulson (KY.); T-Gary Jones; $550,000. Monday or Tuesday, according to John Perrotta, 2-- Bien Bien, h, 5, Manila (Lane's End-KY) --Stark general manager for Due Process Stables. The sur­ Winter, by Graustark. 0-Trudy McCaff ery and John gery will be performed by Colorado veterinarian Dr. Toffan; ($100,000 yearling 1990 Keeneland Sep­ Wayne McKilrath. "Mr. Brennan's main hope is to tember yearling sale); $200,000. return Dehere to the races," said Perrotta. "We are 3-- Myrakalu (Fr), h, 6, Kaidoun (Haras d'Etreham-Frl hoping that the surgery will be successful and there --Muravera, by L'Enjoleur. 0-Dion A. Recachina; will be no damage to the joint surface. We have to $150,000. play it by ear but we are hoping for a 100% recovery. Margins: 1 1 /2, 1 1 /4, nose. Some horses recover better than others, but he is a Also ran (in order of finish): DO-The Wicked North very intelligent horse and he is not the type to thrash (won, pl. 4th), Nonproductiveasset, Hill Pass, Kissin around and hurt himself." Explained Nobles of the Kris, Region. decision to treat the colt locally, "We didn't want him The Wicked North was sent of the 9-5 favorite and to travel too far and risk further damage. Dehere is looked the part as he crossed the line in front of receiving medication and is resting as well as can be Stuka, but the stewards took a closer look and dis­ expected." qualified the choice, placing him fourth for interfering with Myrakalu in the upper stretch. "I saw a little DEVIL ms DUE WITHDRAWN FROM crowding, but no, I didn't think (the DQ) would hap­ GULFSTREAM PARK HANDICAP Devil His Due pen," said The Wicked North's trainer, David (Devil's Bag) was withdrawn from today's Gulfstream Bernstein. "But it's ail a part of racing. Unfortunately Park Handicap. According to trainer Allen Jerkens, it had to happen in this particular race." Gary Jones, "He had a little blood in his nose when he came back trainer of Stuka, said, "My heart goes out to the from a little work (Saturday) morning. He scoped people that won the race. That's a terrible thing. But clean. There was no blood in his trachea. it may be the stewards have to do what they have to do. I've sinus trouble. The vet was very surprised there was been wanting to win a race like this for Mr. Paulson no blood when he scoped him. Although he scoped since I first met the guy. He stuck with me through clean and probably is alright, Devil His Due is too some tough things and I really appreciate it." valuable to run and take a chance." Results cont. p2 GARDEN STATE CANCELS, CHERRY HILL MILE TO BE RESCHEDULED New Jersey's © Copyright Thoroughbred Daily News. This Garden State Park was forced to cancel its Friday­ newspaper may not be reproduced in any form night card after the jockeys voted not to ride; plans or by any means, electronic or mechanical, for the rescheduling of the Gill Cherry Hill Mile have without prior written permission of the copyright not yet been determined. owner, MediaVista. Newscont.~p~2:....._~~~~~~~~~~~~~--, Information as to the races, race results and earnings was obtained from results charts pub­ lished in Daily Racing Form and utilized herewith WEEKEND RESULTS ...... p1-2 with the permission of the copyright owner, WEEKEND PREVIEW ...... p2 Daily Racing Form. NEWS CONT...... p2 RACING REPORTS ...... p3-5