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Miss Finland Lands VRC Oaks HEADLINE p.6 NEWS For information about TDN, DELIVERED EACH NIGHT BY FAX AND FREE BY E-MAIL TO SUBSCRIBERS OF call 732-747-8060. www.thoroughbreddailynews.com FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 2006 ALL IN THE FAMILY GIACOMO RETIRES TO ADENA SPRINGS She didn=t quite realize the seven-figure price tags Kentucky Derby winner Giacomo (Holy Bull--Set achieved by her dam and weanling half brother during Them Free, by Stop the Music) has been retired and will Monday=s first day of bidding, but Pretty Proud (Mr. stand the 2007 breeding season at Adena Springs Farm Greeley) did herself and the in Midway, Kentucky for a fee of $12,500, live foal. In family proud, eliciting a final addition to his dramatic late- bid of $600,000, the top price closing victory in last year=s during the fourth session of the Derby and a third-place effort Keeneland November Breeding in the GI Preakness S., the Stock Sale in Lexington yester- gray four-year-old also won day. The three-year-old filly, a this year=s GII San Diego H. He full sister to GI Futurity S. win- was second in the 2004 GI ner Whywhywhy and a half to Hollywood Futurity and last Whywhywhy, full to Topper GSW Spellbinder (Tale of the Giacomo Benoit year=s GII San Felipe S. and Adam Coglianese Cat), was consigned by Hidden was third in this term=s GII Goodwood Breeders Cup H. and GII Strub S. In his final Brook Farm as agent for Mrs. = career start, Giacomo was fourth behind Invasor (Arg) Einar Paul Robsham. AMrs. Robsham has a lot of fillies in the GI Breeders= Cup Classic. Racing for Jerry and and decided to sell this one,@ explained farm manager Anne Moss and trained by John Shirreffs, Giacomo hit Sergio de Sousa. AShe=s not really into breeding. This is the board in 10 of 16 starts, with three wins and earn- a really nice filly. The family sold well earlier in the ings of $2,537,316. AGiacomo is a perfect fit for the week and she s a very good-looking mare. We love to = Adena Springs program,@ said farm owner Frank have those kind. We were a little surprised with the Stronach. AHe was a Grade I two-year-old, Kentucky price, but pleasantly so.@ Hidden Brook also raised Dis- Derby-winning three-year-old, and Grade II-winning creet Cat for Robsham, who purchased Pretty Proud for four-year-old. He showed a consistency at the highest $290,000 at the 2004 Keeneland September Sale. level that is rarely seen today, qualities that we highly Trained by Stanley Hough, Pretty Proud broke her value in a stallion. He also offers breeders significant maiden over the Gulfstream main track in February and outcross value, as well.@ Out of multiple stakes winner added an allowance victory over a sloppy Belmont main Set Them Free, Giacomo is a half brother to multiple track June 25. The successful bidders were Frankfort graded stakes placed Sea Jewel (Sea Hero). Park Farm, operated by Brendan Gallagher and John and Willie Brown. AWe=re planning on buying some nice KEENELAND NOVEMBER STATISTICS broodmares over the next year or so,@ said Gallagher, also the manager of Emerald Bloodstock in Ireland. He Thursday, Nov. 9, 2006 indicated that Pretty Proud, offered as a racing or SESSION TOTALS Session Cumulative broodmare prospect, would be retired to stud, but No. Offered 337 1145 breeding plans have not been made nor has a stallion No. Sold 257 873 been selected. Pretty Proud=s dam, Thorough Fair (Quiet RNAs 80 272 American), sold Monday for $1.55 million, while her % RNA 23.7% 23.8% weanling half-brother by Giant=s Causeway made $1.05 Gross $31,626,000 $225,978,000 million. Both were purchased by Lincoln Collins, acting Average $123,058 $258,852 for My Meadowview Farms= Leonard Riggio. Median $90,000 $155,000 Keeneland cont. p2 www.keeneland.com

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KEENELAND NOVEMBER KEENOV THURSDAY=S TOP WEANLINGS THURSDAY=S TOP BROODMARES Hip Sex Sire Dam Price Hip Name Covering Sire Price 1233 colt Yes It=s True Meteor Cap $300,000 1284 Pretty Proud Racing/b’mare prospect $600,000 B-Gainesway Thoroughbreds (Ky) (3, Mr. Greeley-Thorough Fair, by Quiet American) Consigned by Gainesway, Agent I Consigned by Hidden Brook, Agent XIX Purchased by Stonestreet Stables, LLC Purchased by Frankfort Park Stud 1019 filly Dynaformer America America $285,000 1124 Exotic Elegance Tiznow $580,000 B-Highclere (Ky) (5, Storm Cat-Exotic Wood, by Rahy) Consigned by Highclere Sales, Agent I Consigned by Mill Ridge Sales, Agent Purchased by Arch Bloodstock Purchased by Black Jack Stables 1065 filly Medaglia d=Oro Breakwater $250,000 1302 Renowned Cat Dynaformer $500,000 B-Stonewall Farm Stallions (Ky) (3, Storm Cat-Claxton=s Slew, by Seattle Slew) Consigned by Denali Stud (Craig & Holly Bandoroff), Agent for Stonewall Farm Consigned by Gainesway, Agent for Eldon Farm Equine LLC Purchased by Liberty Mill Farms Purchased by Stonestreet Stables LLC 1154 colt Stravinsky Golly Gree $250,000 1055 Blue Warbler Mr. Greeley $500,000 B-Haras De Bernesq (Ky) (4, More Than ReadyBMeadow Flyer, by Meadowlake) Consigned by Denali Stud (Craig & Holly Bandoroff), Agent XVI Consigned by Gainesway, Agent II Purchased by International Equine Conseil Agency Purchased by Cloverleaf Farm II/Brent Fernung, Agent 1385 Vase Successful Appeal $430,000 An Exotic Lady... (6, Rahy-J.D. Flowers, by Dixieland Band) Dr. Phil McCarthy, bidding on behalf of Black Jack Consigned by Mill Ridge Sales, Agent Stables, was extended to $580,000 for the five-year- Purchased by Reynolds Bell Jr., Agent old mare Exotic Elegance. Hip 1124, a bay daughter of 1353 String of Pearls Stephen Got Even $425,000 Storm Cat out of the multiple Grade I-winning sprinter (4, Storm Cat-Pearl City, by Carson City) Exotic Wood (Rahy), was consigned for owners Pam Consigned by Eaton Sale, Agent for Overbrook Farm and Marty Wygod by Mill Ridge Sales as agent and was Purchased by J. C. Oxley offered in foal to dual GI Breeders= Cup Classic hero 1018 America America Rock Hard Ten $410,000 Tiznow. AShe=s a beautiful mare obviously out of a great (5, Mister Baileys {GB}-Gal of Mine, by Mining) champion mare and we expect that she=s going to do Consigned by Highclere Sales, Agent XXII very well for us,@ said McCarthy, partners in Black Jack Purchased by Stonestreet Thoroughbred Holdings LLC with Fred. W. Hertrich III. McCarthy said that the foal 1328 Sharaiji Blossom Cherokee Run $400,000 the mare is carrying was part of the attraction as it will (4, Saint Ballado-Lilac Garden, by Roberto) be bred on the increasingly popular cross responsible Consigned by Mill Ridge Sales, Agent for champion Folklore, out of a mare by Storm Cat Purchased by Narvick International herself; and recent GIII Iroquois S. winner Tiz Wonder- 1176 Icy Tea Racing/b’mare prospect $350,000 ful, produced by a daughter of Hennessy. McCarthy (3, Storm Cat-Miss Sobriety, by Temperence Hill) added that a decision on whether to keep or sell the Consigned by Mill Ridge Sales, Agent mare=s offspring will be fluid. AWe are market breeders, Purchased by John Weld, Agent so I don=t know what we=re going to do.@ McCarthy said 1352 Strategic Quest (GB) Johannesburg $350,000 that Exotic Elegance is likely to visit Unbridled=s Song in (4, Rainbow Quest-Danlu, by Danzig) 2007. That foal would be bred along the same lines as Consigned by Brookdale Sales, Agent for Cynthia Howard Grade I winners Buddha and Magnificent Song. Purchased by L=Ormarins Pty Ltd

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Cloverleaf Swoops for Henny Half... Streaking Meteor... Blue Warbler (More Than Ready), a half-sister to GI A colt by Yes It=s True brought the top price for a Vosburgh S. and GI King=s Bishop S. hero Henny weanling yesterday at Keeneland. The bay, out of the Hughes, brought a final bid of $500,000 yesterday at stakes-winning Meteor Cap (Capote), was purchased Keeneland. Bidding on behalf of John Sykes= Cloverleaf for Jess Jackson=s Stonestreet Stables, LLC, for Farms II in Reddick, Florida, the farm=s general manager $300,000. Hailing from the consignment of Gainesway, Brent Fernung outlasted Stonewall Farm=s Richard the Feb. 6 foal is from the fam- Haisfield to land the dark bay, carrying a foal by Mr. ily of Grade I winners A Phe- Greeley, from the consignment of Gainesway, agent. nomenon and Seattle Meteor. Sykes has undertaken the task of building a solid roster of stallions for the Central Florida market, recently AThis colt is a serious beast,@ adding the likes of GI Forego S. winners Pomeroy and said Gainesway=s Michael Mass Media; three-time Grade II winner High Limit; and Hernon. AHe had size, strength, GSW Congrats. But Fernung indicated a return to the balance. He had motion. He Bluegrass for the 2007 breeding season is more than was a very appealing sales likely for his purchase. AWe haven=t got a stallion picked horse--what the market is look- Yes It’s True out for her next year, but I=m sure she=ll come back up ing for. He s a very good pros- www.threechimneys.com = here to breed,@ he said. AWe=re trying to collect up some pect. We were delighted with nice mares, and obviously you can=t beat that pedigree.@ the price, which was considerably more than the re- Fernung was also attracted to the mare=s appearance. serve. We wish the buyers luck.@ It wasn=t the first time AShe=s a nice, smooth-muscled mare and I actually Gainesway enjoyed success with a son of Meteor Cap. thought she was an awesome cross to Mr. Greeley just After purchasing her as a three-year-old broodmare based on their physical types.@ Fernung indicated that the foal Blue Warbler is carrying is also likely to reap- prospect in 1997, the farm sold her yearling colt by pear at a Keeneland sale, but added, Aif he looks real Dixieland Band, Al Ash Hab, for $720,000 in 1999. The fast I might be tempted to sell in a two-year-old sale.@ A 12-year-old Meteor Cap, who is now in foal to $20,000 Keeneland September graduate in 2003, Blue Gainesway=s freshman sire Orientate, was scheduled to Warbler required 14 starts and a drop into a $16,000 go through the ring after her foal, but Hernon and com- maiden claimer to break her maiden at Woodbine in pany had second thoughts. AWe felt this colt would sell May 2005, a race from which she was claimed. Eighth well, and with Orientate coming on the way he is--his for a $25,000 tag June 19, she was third in a $20,000 filly Successful Outlook just won the GIII Tempted S.-- tagger July 1. Enter Henny Hughes. Following a six- we felt we should hang on to the mare. She=s got this length maiden win at Monmouth June 17, the chestnut promising colt going for her, and the colt=s half-sister, a ran away with the Tremont S. on Independence Day Came Home filly named Homefortheholidays, is a very and all at once, Blue Warbler was worth a whole lot promising filly that=s owned by Gary and Mary West. more than $16,000. Now unwilling to lose her, she Dallas Stewart trains her and has a very high opinion of made her final appearance a winning one, taking a Fort Erie allowance by a neck last July 18. Just short of four her.@ months later, Blue Warbler made her first trip to the November sale, where she was knocked down to You can also pick up a copy of the TDN today at Southgate Farm for $270,000. Bred this past Feb. 12 the Keeneland November Breeding Stock Sale. to Mr. Greeley, yesterday=s activity made for yet another profitable transaction.

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America the Beautiful... America the Beautiful cont. It was a lovely ride, but eventually it had to come to America America=s daughter, meanwhile, went to an end. In 2002, Franck and Capucine Mourier pur- Arch Bloodstock LLC, for $285,000, the second- chased the modestly bred America America as a year- highest-priced weanling. AShe had a tremendous ling for $5,000. Just over four years later, at yester- amount of quality,@ Morris said of the latter. AA lot of day=s fourth session of the Keeneland November Sale, the Dynaformers can be very rugged, but she wasn=t.@ the couple parted ways with the likeable daughter of Franck Mourier wasn=t on hand to see America America Mister Baileys (GB), who was knocked down to Jess sell--he was in Italy on business--but Capucine Mourier Jackson=s Stonestreet for $410,000. In the interim, was in Lexington. AShe had to pull this off on her own America America took the Mouriers to four countries today,@ empathized Morris. AYou=d think a sale like this and eight states in 15 months of racing. She started 27 would be exhilarating, but the emotional attachment times, won a pair of black-type events, placed in stakes was such that it was tough. The went around the world ranging from England to Germany to Canada, and in 80 days with that filly, and they were the only ones earned in excess of $400,000. AThey=ve had a wonder- with her night and day. But she=s gone to a good ful spin with her,@ said Jeffrey Morris, who consigned home.@ America America through his Highclere Sales. AShe=s family to them, so this was very emotional. They lived Tidy Profit for Vinery... with her for so long. He was the trainer, she was the When Vinery=s Minge Cove (Sandpit {Brz}) finished hotwalker.@ America America began her career in April unplaced in the GI Beverly D. S. earlier this summer, of 2003, when she won a three-furlong Gulfstream she had a bit of a handicap. She was actually about maiden before running second by a head in a minor four months pregnant at the time. The five-year-old stakes 18 days later. That was about as conventional mare, acquired privately by the Central Kentucky nurs- as her juvenile campaign would get. Shipped to Europe, ery earlier this year for Aa low six-figure price tag,@ did America America raced in seven events over the sum- well yesterday at Keeneland, selling for $250,000. mer, mostly stakes, hitting the board in five. Returned Vinery=s sales arm consigned the bay who was pur- to North America, she raced eight more times that chased by Deep Spring Farm. Minge Cove began her term, notching a win against the boys in the Sam Hous- career under the tutelage of Allen Iwinski, winning two ton Texan Juvenile S., a runner-up finish in the GII of her first four starts, including the Via Borghese S. in Mazarine BC S. and a third in the GIII Natalma S. In all, 2004. An allowance winner over the Belmont turf last America America started 17 times at two and earned fall, she joined the Vinery racing stable in March and nearly $300,000. Put in foal to El Prado (Ire) in the finished third in a Keeneland turf allowance one day spring of her three-year-old year, America America after being bred to More Than Ready. Given some time added a win in the Lone Star Oaks while pregnant be- for the cover to take, Minge Cove resurfaced to win fore being retired from racing. In their first attempt to over the Churchill turf June 18 and earned the first sell her, the Mouriers offered America America at the graded black-type of her career with a close third-place 2004 Fasig-Tipton November Sale, but opted to buy her finish in the GIII Modesty H. at Arlington July 22. back when bidding ground to a halt at $325,000. They AWe=re always looking for young mares coming off the sold part of the resulting foal to Morris, who also leased track,@ commented Michael Callanan, farm manager at America America for the 2005 season, breeding her to Vinery. AIt was huge to get her graded-stakes placed. Dynaformer. At this year=s September Sale, the You want to get as much of that as possible.@ Callanan Mouriers and Highclere sold the yearling El Prado (Ire) points out that the cross has worked on the family. filly to John Ferguson for $280,000, and yesterday Minge Cove is a half-sister to Gypsy Monarch (Waver- America America was back in the ring herself with her ing Monarch), the dam of More Than Ready=s daughter Dynaformer weanling filly in tow. This time around, La Chunga, a dual Group 3 winner in Europe. America America found a new home. Selling in foal to Rock Hard Ten, she was the seventh-highest-priced Keeneland cont. p5 mare on the day. TDN TODAY All horses in the TDN are bred in North America, Headline News...... 11 pages unless otherwise indicated

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Stringing >Em Along... Sitting in the front of the sale pavilion just under the Nothin’ But Net press box, trainer John Ward went to $425,000 for the Brought to you by Muirfield Insurance Storm Cat mare String of Pearls, the sixth-highest- priced mare of yesterday=s fourth session. Oxley said he purchased the mare for long-time client John Oxley. Securing AWe just liked the Storm Cat mares, and we=re hoping the finest to own a few,@ said Ward. AShe=s a nice young mare and has a future in front of her.@ The unraced four-year- (859) 253-1114 www.muirfieldinsurance.com old String of Pearls, who sold in foal to Stephen Got Even, boasts an impressive pedigree. Out of GI Ballerina H. winner Pearl City (Carson City), the bay is a 3/4-in- 1065 f, Medaglia d’Oro--Breakwater, by Boundary $250,000 blood sister to leading sire Hennessy, a brother of Pearl Consigned by Denali Stud (Craig and Holly Bandoroff), Agent for Stone- City=s who himself is by Storm Cat. It is also the family wall Farm of Classic winner Editor=s Note and Storm Cat=s cham- Purchased by Liberty Mill Farms pion Hold That Tiger. Ward said a 2007 mate for String Atoka Bloodstock and Never Tell IV secured Breakwater, in foal to of Pearls had not been selected. Eaton Sales consigned Medaglia d’Oro, for $150,000 at the 2005 November Sale. Breakwater String of Pearls on behalf of breeder Overbrook Farm. paid immediate dividends yesterday when the filly she was carrying was bought by Liberty Mill Farms for $250,000. Full Steam Ahead at Keeneland... At the close of Book 2, the brisk trading that charac- 1153 Golly Gree Holy Bull $270,000 terized the first three days of the Keeneland November (4, Mr. Greeley--Nervous Baba, by Raja Baba) Sale showed no signs of slowing down. Led by the Consigned by Denali Stud (Craig and Holly Bandoroff), Agent XVI session-topping sale of the Mr. Greeley mare Pretty Purchased by International Equine Conseil Agency Proud for $600,000, Thursday=s action saw 257 head 1154 c, Stravinsky--Golly Gree, by Mr. Greeley $250,000 sell for a gross of $31,626,000. The average was a Consigned by Denali Stud (Craig and Holly Bandoroff), Agent XVI solid $123,058 and the median was $90,000. AIt was Purchased by International Equine Conseil Agency an exceedingly strong sale [yesterday],@ said Golly Gee was knocked down to Peter Doyle Bloodstock for $25,000 Keeneland=s Director of Sales Geoffrey Russell. AThe out of last year’s Keeneland November Sale while in foal to Stravinsky. strength of the November Sale reflects the strength of Just a year later, Golly Gree made $270,000, while her weanling son by the September Sale. We also have a very strong inter- Stravinsky elicited a bid of $250,000. Both horses were purchased by national base that continues to spend. The bull market s = International Equine Conseil Agency. been very strong.@ Russell also said that Keeneland expected to see some new faces for the start of Book 3. AWe=re starting to see a rotation,@ he commented. Thursday concluded with Mill Ridge Sales leading the The sale=s progeny link for Perfect Soul (Ire), who consignor list by gross, with 17 sold for $3,515,000. was represented by the top-priced weanling Wednesday International Equine Conseil Agency wound up as the at Keeneland November, was left out of yesterday=s day=s leading buyer, purchasing three horses for TDN. The first-crop sire stands at Darby Dan Farm. $845,000. The sale resumes today at 10:00 a.m. For (www.darbydan.com). outs and complete results, visit www.keeneland.com.

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Saturday, Aqueduct Thursday, Flemington, Australia RED SMITH H.-GII, $150,000, 3yo/up, 1 3/8mT VRC OAKS-G1, A$750,000, Flemington, 11-9, 3yo, f, PP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY WT 1 9/16mT, 2:37.16, gd. 1 Spider Power (Ire) Royal Applause (GB) Velazquez 112 1--MISS FINLAND (AUS), 122, f, 3, by Redoute’s Choice (Aus) 2 Kurm (Ire) Grand Lodge Desormeaux 114 1st Dam: Forest Pearl, by Woodman 3 Rousing Victory Victory Gallop Velasquez 114 2nd Dam: Moonshell (Ire), by Sadler=s Wells 4 Crown Point Honor Grades Espinoza 114 3rd Dam: Moon Cactus (GB), by Kris (GB) 5 Embossed (Ire) Mark of Esteem (Ire) Melancon 116 O-Arrowfield Pastoral Pty Ltd Synd, Planette 6 Dreadnaught Lac Ouimet Samyn 116 Thoroughbred Pty Ltd Synd & Belford Productions Pty 7 Request For Parole Judge T C Luzzi 114 Ltd Synd; B-Gainsborough Stud Australia Pty Ltd; 8 Dave Ends Well Bravo 114 T-David Hayes; J-Craig Williams; A$450,000. 9 Islero Noir (Fr) Septieme Ciel Hill 114 2--Tuesday Joy (NZ), 122, f, 3, Carnegie (Ire)--Joie 10 Grand Couturier (GB) Grand Lodge Smith 114 Denise (Aus), by Danehill. O-Strawberry Hill Stud 11 Always First (GB) Barathea (Ire) Santos 117 Synd; B-Strawberry Hill Stud; T-Gai Waterhouse; 12 Green Lemon Lemon Drop Kid Jara 112 A$135,000. Also Eligible 3--Anamato (Aus), 122, f, 3, Redoute=s Choice (Aus)-- 13 Bee Charmer (Ire) Anabaa Lezcano 114 Voltage (Aus), by Whiskey Road. O-R B & Mrs J D Main Track Only Ritchie; B-J D Ritchie & Partners; T-David Hayes; 14 Naughty New Yorker Quiet American no rider 118 A$67,500. 15 Angliana Giant’s Causeway no rider 116 Margins: 2 1/4, 1 1/4, HD. Odds: 6-4, 9-4, 10-1. 16 Chilly Rooster Arch no rider 115 Also ran: Fuji Fantasy (Aus), Rena=s Lady (Aus), Ulfah (Aus), Rendzina (Aus), J=Adane (NZ), Gallant Tess P N E W S T O D A Y P (Aus), Kissumu (Aus), Viognier (Aus), Mary Goodnight (Aus), Claudiawest (Aus), Sefrah (NZ), Lady Gracious SUMMERLY TO FALLS CITY Summerly (Summer (Aus). Scratched: Golden Zen (Aus). Squall), purchased by WinStar Farm for $3.3-million at Miss Finland, heroine of the Apr. 8 G1 Golden Slipper Fasig-Tipton in Lexington Sunday, will make her next S. and the G1 1000 Guineas Oct. 18, was last seen start in the GII Falls City H. at Churchill Downs Nov. finishing sixth, beaten 2 3/4 lengths in a 23. Summerly, raced under the colors of Winchell Thor- rough-and-tumble G1 Cox Plate Oct. 28. She was far oughbreds, LLC throughout her career, was excluded from disgraced in the weight-for-age championship, and from last week's GI Breeders' Cup Distaff because of a got the job done here by 2 1/4 lengths after settling full 14-horse field. Trainer Scott Blasi said the Falls City would likely be the final race for Summerly before she well back. AThis filly is a Ferrari and I am so privileged starts a new career as a WinStar broodmare. "This they gave me the keys to her, she demonstrated her probably will be it, I'm guessing, but I haven't dis- authority today,@ said jockey Craig Williams. The win cussed it with [racing Manager] Elliott [Walden] or brought Miss Findland=s record to seven wins and three [WinStar President and CEO] Doug Cauthen yet," said placings from 12 starts, with today=s first prize of Blasi. The Falls City would be the fourth start of the $455,000, contributing to overall earnings of 4-year-old campaign for Summerly, who saw her 2005 $3,252,925. AIf someone had said to me earlier this campaign come to a premature end when she was year she could win the Slipper and the Oaks in the injured while training toward the Alabama (GI) at same year, I would have said I thought it was impossi- Saratoga. She won the $70,000 Ashado H. at Saratoga ble,@ Arrowfield chief John Messara said. AWe=d love to Aug. 4, finished fifth behind Pool Land in the Sept. 10 take her overseas, but there are also some fantastic GI Ruffian H. at Belmont and was a close sixth to Asi fillies races including the Arrowfield S. in Sydney next Siempre in her latest start in the GI Spinster over the autumn and we want to give [runner-up] Tuesday Joy Keeneland Polytrack Oct. 8. the chance to have another crack at us.@

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RINGSIDE... ringside cont. AThey do have the same top line and they are a lot with Alan Carasso alike, although she might actually have a little more scope than Street Sense did as a weanling.@ For his part, Tafel has no second thoughts about WHEN OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS having sold the dam of a likely champion. It was at the Keeneland September sale some 20 ATo be honest, you have to have regrets, but at the years ago that owner Jim Tafel went to $75,000 to same time, I was trying to cut down on the number of acquire Majestic Legend and she repaid that confidence, broodmares I have,@ he explained. AWould I rather still winning seven times, including one stakes event, and have her after winning the Juvenile? Heck yeah, I earning $200,853. She also would, but is there any remorse? No, because it was became a stalwart of the Tafel part of my plan.@ broodmare band and her best Really, he wouldn=t change a thing. two offspring came in 1996, AI=m doing just fine,@ Tafel said with a broad smile. when she produced Binalegend (Binalong, MSW, $288,245) and Bedazzle (Dixieland Band), a THIS WEEK IN HISTORY... four-time winner of $197,455. Tafel sold Majestic Legend for November 11, 1978...At age four, Triple Crown winner $200,000 at the 2001 Novem- Seattle Slew won his last race, the Stuyvesant H. at Aq- Hip 1446 ber sale and Binalegend for Lucas Marquardt photo ueduct Racetrack, by 3 1/4 lengths. $160,000 at the 2004 renewal, and, in an effort to further reduce his bloodstock hold- November 12, 1904...New Zealand...Four-year-old Ma- ings, parted with Bedazzle, in foal to Distorted Humor, chine Gun carried 159 pounds, believed to be the highest for $180,000 last year. impost in a winning effort on the flat, to victory at At that time, Tafel and trainer Carl Nafzger watched Riccarton in New Zealand. Time for the five-furlong race with interest as the mare=s foal of 2004, a colt by Street Cry (Ire), was growing into his frame. was :58 flat. AI look at all of Jim=s weanlings and yearlings as they come along and we all agreed that [Street Sense] was November 15, 1990...Alydar, runner-up to Affirmed in an >A= colt,@ Nafzger said yesterday from Keeneland. all three 1978 Triple Crown races, died at Calumet Farm Nafzger was sitting right next to Tafel when Bedazzle in Kentucky. was in the ring last year and found himself unable to resist. Still, he wanted his owner=s blessing. ANobody really wanted her, I turned to Jim and I said New Kids on the Block >I=m gonna buy her,= and he said >Go ahead,=@ Nafzger related. AI thought, the mare=s carrying a Distorted A snapshot of how first-time in-foal mares and Humor, [his stud fee] had just went to $150,000 and I racing/broodmare prospects are selling at Fasig- bought her just above her reserve. The whole world Tipton and Keeneland combined, categorized by was here. I thought it was a steal.@ their best on-track performance. The conditioner signed the ticket on behalf of a partnership headed by Randy Bloch, who is listed as the Sold Average Median breeder of the bay filly who sells today as hip 1446 from the Calumet Farm consignment. G1 wnrs 10 $2,285,000 $1,700,000 AShe=s a nice filly,@ Nafzger commented. AI don=t know G2 wnrs 17 $897,059 $600,000 what the partnership is going to do with her--I=m trying G3 wnrs 9 $710,417 $437,500 to find out myself. I=d like to train her.@ He adds that the Mar. 28 foal bears a likeness to her Listed wnrs 61 $329,926 $250,000 half-brother, the GI Breeders= Cup Juvenile winner. HIP 2064 Think of the Possibilities....!

Selling Saturday, 11/11 CAPE TOWN POSSIBLE CONSORT Barns 20 & 21 2006 filly by / (by DEPUTY MINISTER) Dam has already produced 5 winners, 3 are Stakes-Placed including CHARMING KID TDN P HEADLINE NEWS • 11/10/06 • PAGE 8 of 11

TDN INSTA-TISTICS

2006 Covering Sires, Freshman Only Rank Loc Ring Sold Average Median Top Mare by Average Price 1 GHOSTZAPPER KY 9 4 $712,500 $662,500 $ 925,000 2 SAINT LIAM KY 23 17 260,588 275,000 450,000 3 SOUTHERN IMAGE KY 2 2 260,000 260,000 410,000 4 ROMAN RULER KY 24 12 230,416 235,000 400,000 5 ROCK HARD TEN KY 12 8 206,250 180,000 410,000 6 AFLEET ALEX KY 18 15 202,333 185,000 400,000 7 PURGE KY 14 12 181,250 175,000 535,000 8 EDDINGTON KY 5 4 168,750 165,000 250,000 9 FOREST DANGER KY 7 7 137,142 170,000 180,000 10 LIMEHOUSE KY 4 3 107,333 120,000 150,000 11 EUROSILVER KY 6 5 93,000 105,000 120,000 12 CONSOLIDATOR KY 3 3 88,333 90,000 100,000 13 NORTH LIGHT (IRE) KY 7 5 77,400 25,000 200,000 14 LEROIDESANIMAUX (BRZ) KY 5 2 50,000 50,000 65,000 15 TASTE OF PARADISE KY 2 1 45,000 45,000 45,000 16 MINGUN KY 1 1 37,000 37,000 37,000 17 MINISTERS WILD CAT CA 8 7 4,357 4,500 9,000

TDN Covering Sire Insta-Tistics Include the Following Sales:

2006 Covering Sires 2006 Barretts Equine Sales - Breeding Stock 2006 BBAG Autumn Sale 2006 Cths October At Calgary - Mixed 2006 Fasig-Tipton Kentucky November - Mixed 2006 Keeneland November Mixed

Smarty Jones The votes are in. His first crop weanlings are winners!

From Japan to Ocala to Kentucky, Smarty Jones’ nine first crop weanlings averaged $306,835. www.threechimneys.com (859) 873-7053 TDN P HEADLINE NEWS • 11/10/06 • PAGE 9 of 11 TDN P HEADLINE NEWS • 11/10/06 • PAGE 10 of 11

TDN Insta-Tistics for Weanlings Include the Following Sales: 2006 Arizona Tba At Phoenix - Mixed 2006 Barretts Equine Sales - Breeding Stock 2006 BBAG Autumn Sale 2006 Brdrs Sales Co Of Louisiana At Fg-Yrlgs & Mixed 2006 Canadian T.H.S. At Ft. Langley - Yearlings 2006 Fasig-Tipton Kentucky November - Mixed 2006 Keeneland November Mixed 2006 Louisiana Tb Brdrs Assoc At Fair Grounds - Yrlg 2006 Ocala Breeders Sales Co. - Mixed 2006 Oregon Tbr Breeders Assoc. At Portland Meadows - Mixed

Announcing... A partnership with The Keeneland Association to create a new Tubby’s Clubhouse in Lexington. To bridge the digital divide for at-risk children of the Thoroughbred industry. Date: Friday, November 10, 2006, 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Hosted by: Millennium Farms, 5275 Paris Pike, Lexington, KY RSVP:(859) 294-5439 Buffet dining and refreshments, Live Auction 8:30 p.m. Enter to win a free season to a Millennium Stallion! All stallions will be available for viewing. TDN P HEADLINE NEWS • 11/10/06 • PAGE 11 of 11

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 2006

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Aqueduct Cancels Thursday Racing: NEW WAGERING RECORD AT BREEDERS= CUP Aqueduct was forced to cancel live racing yesterday Three wagering records were established at this year=s due to unsafe track conditions. Heavy rains pelted the Breeders= Cup held at Churchill Downs in Louisville, New York area all day Wednesday, prompting officials Kentucky.Total all-sources handle for the 10-race card to cancel turf racing Thursday. The entire card was was $140,332,198, a 13.1-percent increase over the officially abandoned yesterday at 11:40 p.m. previous record of $123,978,241, which was set last year at Belmont Park. At Churchill Downs, the crowd of 75,132 wagered a Breeders= Cup on-track record $18,259,971 on the full, 10-race program, and $17,184,919 on the eight Breeders= Cup races. That full-card, on-track total breaks the previous Breeders= Cup record of $16,346,688 set at the 2003 Breeders= Cup at Santa Anita Park. A record total of $26,692,697 1:24p 3rd-AQU, $45K, Opt. Clm. (100K)/N1X, 2yo, 6 1/2f was wagered on the final race of the day, the Breeders= TVG Darley’s WAFI CITY (E Dubai) looks to repeat his debut Cup Classic. This year s all-sources Classic handle, = success, a 5 3/4-length romp at Delaware Park Oct. 22. Also which included more than $2.4 million bet on runner-up coming off a first-out romp, Leonardo (Smoke Glacken) won Bernardini, was 44-percent higher than last year=s Clas- by 9 1/4 lengths at Canterbury. sic wagering total of $18,533,279. A record total of 5:03p 10th-CDX, $48K, MSW, 3yo/up, f/m, 1 1/16mT $134,357,846 was wagered at Churchill Downs and at TVG SPECIAL HERITAGE (Gone West) simulcast outlets around the world on the eight Breed- , out of MGISW Heritage of Gold, makes her first start since May. The Patrick Byrne ers= Cup World Championships races. This mark breaks trainee was a narrowly beaten second in the Caressing H. over the old record of $116,465,923 set last year at this course and distance last November. Last Feather Belmont Park, and is a 15.4-percent increase from (Miswaki), out of GISW Without Feathers and a 3/4-sister to 2005 figures. A record was also established for total SP Night Runner, makes her turf debut off a pair of sprinting simulcast handle, with $122,072,227 wagered on the efforts over Turfway’s all-weather track. A narrowly beaten full 10-race card. Simulcasting accounted for 87 per- second on debut Sept. 10, the Todd Pletcher trainee was most cent of the more than $140 million total handle. Can- recently sixth Sept. 28. Also making her turf bow, Mia Bella ada led foreign countries by wagering $5,392,889 on (Rahy) was eighth over Keeneland’s all-weather Oct. 15. She the eight Breeders= Cup races. International handle is out of MGSW Romy and is a half sister to SW My Ro. represented 13.7 percent of the total handle. A total of 11:03p 3rd-HOL, $40K, MSW, 3yo/up, 6fT $4,786,481 was wagered on the Breeders Cup Ultra = TVG ALFONZO (Saint Ballado), a half brother to champion Pick 6, a 4.4-percent increase over last year=s handle of Halfbridled, makes his first start since January. The $4,586,700. There were two winning tickets, each Wertheimer homebred, trained by Richard Mandella, is making worth $1,450,707. There were 85 consolation tickets his first turf appearance. worth $11,318. brisnet.com pps

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Wednesday Night=s Results: SOUTH OCEAN S., $111,421, WOX, 11-8, (S), 2yo, f, 1 1/16m, 1:49, ft. 1--#MOON PATH, 113, f, 2, Perigee Moon--Studio Affair (SP, $114,856), by Bold Ruckus. (C$150,000 yrl '05 ONTSEP). O-Sam-Son Farms; B-Michael C Byrne (ON); T-Mark R Frostad; J-E Wilson; $66,428. Lifetime Record: 3-1-1-0, $77,435. *Third SW for sophomore sire (by Hennessy). **1/2 to Speak Out (Victory Speech), SW, $240,518. 2--La Gran Leslie, 118, f, 2, Compadre--Sea Willow, by Sea Wall. O-Let It Ride Stable & R Davidson. $22,143. 3--Empress Indeed, 116, f, 2, Alydeed--Nevada Storm, by Mystery Storm. O-Robert Adams. $12,178. Margins: 1, NK, 1HF. Odds: 2.05, 14.30, 9.25. Moon Path was beaten 2 1/4 lengths on the turf in her Aug. 18 career opener at Woodbine. Switched to the Polytrack, she was the runner-up going seven pan- els Oct. 5 and was the second choice here despite stepping up to stakes company and trying two turns. The bay settled into sixth, came three wide turning for home and hit the front late for a big maiden payday.

1st-WOX, $56,683, Alw, NW1LX, 2yo, f, a6f, 1:12 1/5, ft. BEAR NOW (f, 2, Tiznow--Controlled {MSW & GSP, $325,248}, by In Excess {Ire}), a half-sister to Con- trolled Meeting (General Meeting), SW & GSP, $104,204, debuted with a fifth over this surface in a H CENTRAL H five-furlong maiden Aug. 20. She graduated by 4 1/2 lengths over track and trip Sept. 22 and was part of the Lord at War Mare Tops Adena Springs Sale: favored 7-5 entry here. The dark bay battled for the An unraced Lord At War (Arg) mare, in foal to Sligo lead early before shaking loose en route to a 2 1/2- Bay (Ire), was purchsed for $230,000 byJess Jackson's length tally. The winner was a $65,000 KEESEP year- Stonestreet Thoroughbred Holdings for to top Adena ling. Lifetime Record: 3-2-0-0, $50,654. Springs= annual broodmare sale held at the Newtown O-Bear Stables Ltd. B-ClassicStar (KY). T-Reade Baker. Paddocks in Lexington Thursday. Inspirational, an eight- year-old mare, will be bred back to either to Adena Yesterday=s Results: 4th-CRC, $20,000, Msw, 3&4yo, 1 1/16m, 1:48, ft. stallions Milwaukee Brew or North Light (Ire). Hosted by TOO GOOD (c, 3, Dixieland Band--Glimmer of Gold, by Fasig-Tipton, the sale concluded with 88 mares selling Slew o' Gold), runner-up in his Sept. 17 off-the-turf for a total of $2,313,500. The gross represented a bow, came up a tired fifth in an Oct. 13 optional 4.9% increase from last year's gross when 68 mares claimer. Sent off the 9-5 favorite, the chestnut colt sold for $2,206,000. Average price decreased by tarried near the back of the pack early, rallied four wide 33.3% to $26,290, and median dipped 40.3% to into the lane and powered to the lead late for a 1 1/4- $18,500. The buyback rate, which was 17.6% in length victory. True Sun (Proud and True) completed 2005, rose to 3.3% this year. For complete results visit the exacta. Too Good is a half brother to Miss Ra He Ra www.fasigtipton.com. (Rahy, GSW, $302,833) and to Eishin La Grange (Gulch, MSP-Jpn, $922,491). Lifetime Record: 3-1-1-0, central report cont. p3 $16,630. O-L and D Farm. B-ClassicStar (KY). T-Barry N Croft. The brisnet.com >Race of the Day= is the TDN TODAY 9th Race, $52,500 Allowance, at Churchill. Around the World ...... 10 pages For pps and a complete race analysis, click here. TDN P AROUND THE WORLD • 11/10/06 • PAGE 3 of 10

Central report cont. 2nd-HAW, $28,000, Msw, (S), 3yo/up, f/m, 1 1/16mT, Yesterday=s Results: 1:44 3/5, fm. 9th-CDX, $55,000, Alw, Opt. Clm. ($80,000), +TRIGGER HAPPY (f, 3, Pine Bluff--Fort Pond {SW, NW3$X, 3yo/up, f/m, 1m, 1:38 1/5, ft. $136,769}, by Fortunate Prospect) was sent off at 5-2 LIFE'S GREAT (f, 3, Mt. Livermore--Could Be {GSW, in her bow. Allowed to settle well off the pace, the $262,922}, by Geiger Counter) had a three-race win dark bay filly swept to the outside for the drive and streak snapped with a dull fourth-place effort at Moun- forged to the lead late for a two-length victory over En taineer Sept. 10. Sent off at 7-1 here, the chestnut filly Trance (Tejano Run). Trigger Happy is a half sister to was always within reach of the leaders and moved to Fort Prado (El Prado {Ire}, GSW, $704,130). Lifetime the front in upper stretch before holding off the late- Record: 1-1-0-0, $16,800. closing Unkatzable (A.P. Indy) by one length. Lifetime O-Team Block and David, Patricia and Ryan Block. Record: 7-4-1-0, $106,663. B-Team Block (IL). T-Chris M Block. O-R, B & E Klein. B-Reklein Stables (KY). T-S B Flint.

6th-CDX, $42,540, Msw, 2yo, 6f, 1:11 4/5, ft. TAYLOR MADE SALES AGENCY FELONIOUS MONK (c, 2, West Acre--Skip Bail, by Skip AT KEENELAND NOVEMBER UPDATE Trial), fifth over the turf in his Sept. 18 debut at Ken- tucky Downs, missed by a neck at Keeneland Oct. 14. #1530 FAST AN SEXY (IF SKY MESA) The 2-1 choice was away slowly and briefly trailed the UNDER THE PRODUCE RECORD: field. Inching closer down the backstretch, he closed ALL FIRED UP (2YO F. BY GOOD AND TOUGH-FIRE BREATH, OUT OF FAST AN SEXY) determinedly to get up for a half-length victory over Sly BROKE HER MAIDEN AT BEL ON 10/8; PLACED THIRD (Elusive Quality). The winner was an $8,000 OBSOCT IN THE NEW YORK STALLION S. ON 11/5. weanling, a $9,000 OBSAUG yearling and a $30,000 (859) 885-3345 • www.taylormadesales.com OBSAPR juvenile. Video, sponsored by Taylor Made. Lifetime Record: 3-1-1-0, $33,552. O-West Point Tbreds LLC. B-G Campbell (FL). T-D Stewart. 6th-CDX (MSW) Felonious Monk (West Acre) steals it. TDN P AROUND THE WORLD • 11/10/06 • PAGE 4 of 10

Yesterday=s Results: H S O. C A L I F O R N I A H 7th-HOL, $49,836, Alw, Opt. Clm. ($62,500), NW2X, 3yo/up, f/m, 6 1/2f, 1:16 1/5, ft. The Tin Man Gearing Up for Citation: TASHA'S DELIGHT (f, 3, Afternoon Deelites--Manila The Tin Man (Affirmed), last seen annexing Oak Rain, by Manila), third in the one-mile GIII Natalma S. Tree=s Sept. 30 Clement L. Hirsh Memorial Turf Cham- on the turf at Woodbine at three, was runner up while pionship S., worked seven furlongs over the Hollywood negotiating that trip in the Viejas Casino H. at Del Mar turf yesterday in 1:31.20. The eight-year-old is slated Aug. 20. A runaway winner in a $40,000 optional to start next in the GI Citation H. Nov. 24. AHe went claimer on the main track at Fairplex Sept. 23, the bay real slow, but good enough,@ trainer Richard Mandella was outkicked late and had to settle for fourth at this level at Santa Anita s Oak Tree meet Oct. 12. Sent off said. AI kind of backed off what I was doing and gave = the 7-5 choice here, the filly never let early leader Wee him a little chance to catch his breath after the Santa Bit Fancy (Dominique=s Cat) out of her sights, sur- Anita race, and he has come back real good.@ passed that rival heding into the stretch and drew clear to score by 1 1/2 lengths. The $40,000 OBSAPR juenile Euro Imports Join Frankel Barn: is a full to Miss Pickums, GSW, $376,809. Lifetime Juddmonte Farms= Notable Guest (Kingmambo) and Record: GSP, 12-3-1-3, $152,120. Price Tag (GB) (Dansili {GB}) have joined Bobby O-Ed Gaylord, II. B-Dr D W Frazier (KY). T-Jeff Mullins. Frankel=s Hollywood string. Price Tag, who was DQ=d from first and placed third in the G1 French 1000 Guin- A + will indicate first-time starters, an (S) will be used eas in May, was last seen finishing 12th in the G1 Prix for state-bred races, a (C) will be used for maiden- de la Foret at Longchamp Sept. 30. Notable Guest, claiming races. winner of the 2005 G3 Lancaster S. over David Junior, looks to get back on track after finishing sixth in Kemp- All horses in the TDN are bred in North America, ton=s G3 September S. Sept. 2. unless otherwise indicated TDN P AROUND THE WORLD • 11/10/06 • PAGE 5 of 10

I N D U S T R Y I N F O A M E R I C A N - B R E D W I N N E R S H H H H

Keynote Speaker Announced for RTIP Symposium: IN BRITAIN: John L. Petersen, founder of The Arlington Institute, Prince Tum Tum, g, 6, Capote--La Grande Epoque a non-profit, future-oriented research organization, has (SW & G1SP-Fr), by Lyphard. Wolverhampton, 11-9, been named as the keynote speaker for the University Hcp, 3yo/up, 7f 32yds (AWT). B-Clovelly Farms. of Arizona=s Race Track Industry Program=s Symposium *17,500gns HRA '04 TATAUT. **SW-Eng. ***1/2 on Racing and Gaming. The Symposium will be held at to Matelot (Riverman), GSP-Eng, MSW & GSP-Fr, the Westin La Paloma Resort in Tucson, Arizona, from $101,573. Dec. 4-7, 2006. EURO. SIRES OF 2006 1st-TIME STAKES WINNERS (through Nov. 6) i O N THE WORKTAB i SIRE Loc Sws FAIR GROUNDS Danehill (Danzig) dead 14 Wrzeszcz (Langfuhr), 3f, :39.40, 4/7 Selkirk (Sharpen Up) Eng 13 Danehill Dancer (Danehill) Ire 12 HOLLYWOOD PARK Dansili (Danehill) Eng 12 Captain Kurt (NZ) (Volksraad {GB}), 4fT, :49.60, 2/5 Monsun (Konigsstuhl) Ger 12 Mr. Sekiguchi (Storm Cat), 4f, :49.60, 16/31 Montjeu (Sadler=s Wells) Ire 9 Sacred Light (Holy Bull), 7fT, 1:28.60, 1/2 Pivotal (Polar Falcon) Eng 9 Sarafan (Lear Fan), 4fT, :50.80, 5/5 (Based on winners of unrestricted stakes with purses of Terroplane (Fr) (Verglas {Ire}), 4fT, :50.20, 3/5 $40,000 or more in North America and winners of Euro- The Tin Man (Affirmed), 7fT, 1:31.20, 2/2 pean stakes that qualify for "black-type" by North Ameri- Wonder Lady Anne L (Real Quiet), 3f, :39.40, 14/14 can catalogue standards, graded SWs in Japan and win- SAN LUIS REY ners of graded Dubai World Cup races.) Compiled by Werk Toasted (Hennessy), 4f, :51.60, 2/6 Thoroughbred Consultants. For more information call (510) 490-1111.

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Second-crop starters to Watch: Friday, Nov. 10 (1st-time starters and stakes runners) Sire (Sire’s Sire), 2002 Farm, 2002 Fee, #foals of racing age/Winners/SW Race #-track, race type, distance, runner, odds (if available) EL CORREDOR (Mr. Greeley), Hill N Dale, $20K, 190/46/5 Perfect Soul — Perfect Foals 2-CT, Msw, 6 1/2f, +Running Lady, $28K EAS MAY 2yo, 5-1 PIKEPASS (Forty Niner), Margaux, $7500, 117/24/0 02/03 filly out of Miss Illusion, by Mr. Prospector 3-TUP, Stk, 6f, Ashpass, 7-2 Owner: Charles Fipke SNUCK IN (Montbrook), Cloverleaf, $3K, 113/34/0 Sponsored by 3-TUP, Stk, 6f, Sneakin By, $21K EAS MAY 2yo, 3-1 (859) 254-0424 www.darbydan.com

First-crop progeny to watch: Friday, Nov. 10 Sire (Sire’s Sire), 2003 Farm, 2003 Fee, #foals of racing age/Winners/SW Race #-track, race type, distance, runner, odds (if available) H B R I T A I N H BEAUTIFUL INDY (A.P. Indy), Knockgriffin, 15/1/0 4-MNR, Msw, 1m, Faster Than Indy, $40K FTK NOV wnl, 8-1 Yesterday=s Result: BUDDHA (Unbridled's Song), Hill 'N' Dale, $15K, 133/3/0 Lingfield, 2.50, Hcp, ,14,000, 3yo, f, 1 1/4m (AWT), 2-CT, Msw, 6 1/2f, Gold Quintessa, $57K OBS APR 2yo, 12-1 2:05.34, stn. 7-MED, Msw, 6f, Buddha's Song, $22K EAS MAY 2yo DUBAI ON (GB) (f, 3, Daylami {Ire}--Cambara {GB} E DUBAI (Mr. Prospector), Darley, $15K, 47/8/2 {SP-Eng}, by Dancing Brave), fourth at Ascot on sea- 3-AQU, Aoc, 6 1/2f, Wafi City, $65K KEE JAN yrl sonal return Sept. 22, missed the break, but soon re- FISTFITE (Two Punch), Mighty Acres, $1,500, 20/1/0 covered to race in a close eighth for most of this. 6-RP, Msw, 6f, U Want Soma Dis Switched outside for her run approaching the final FOREST SERVICE (Woodman), Virginia Tech Mare Center , 7/0/0 furlong, the 5-2 chalk finished with a flourish to deny 2-CT, Msw, 6 1/2f, Desiree, 10-1 Lake Shabla (Silver Hawk) by a head on the line. Life- FUNNY FROLIC (Mt. Livermore), Sleeter, 6/0/0 time Record: 4-3-0-0, ,21,082. 10-MED, Msw, 6f, Ridin Shotgun O-Godolphin; B-Darley; T-Saeed bin Suroor. MASTER PHONE (Phone Trick), 3/1/0 3-MED, Msw, 1m, Proud Andre MIZZEN MAST (Cozzene), Juddmonte, $15K, 87/8/0 H I T A L Y H 5-WO, Msw, 1 1/16m, Play Mizzty for Me, 6-1 MR. SINATRA (Mining), Hidden Acres, $, 13/1/0 SGA NOVEMBER STARTS TODAY 3-MED, Msw, 1m, Pass This Societa Gestione Aste (SGA)'s two-day November PURE PRIZE (Storm Cat), Vinery, $8K, 74/11/3 Mixed Sale gets under way at 10 a.m. this morning 12-HOO, Stk, 6f, Amature's Prize, $11K KEE SEP yrl, 9-5 with 224 lots catalogued for the yearling section at the SWAMPSTER (Swamp King), Simek, $3K, 6/0/0 Settimo Milanese venue. Sires with progeny on offer 5-WO, Msw, 1 1/16m, Triangel, 15-1 include Alhaarth (Ire), Barathea (Ire), Bertolini, Diktat TEXAS GLITTER (Glitterman), Signature Stallions, $4K, 63/2/0 (GB), Galileo (Ire), Indian Ridge (Ire), Lomitas (GB), 2-CT, Msw, 6 1/2f, Texas Sweetie, $18K OBS JUN 2yo, 8-1 Medicean (GB), Orpen, Sakhee, Sinndar (Ire), Spinning TOP VENTURE (Storm Cat), 22/1/0 World and Xaar (GB). First season sires with representa- 4-DED, Msw, 1m, +Tardytanya, 8-1 tives include Choisir (Aus), Clodovil (Ire), Ekraar, Kris TURNOFTHECENTURY (Holy Bull), Justaplain, $2K, 6/0/0 Kin, Nayef and Spartacus (Ire). Selling resumes at 9:30 10-MED, Msw, 6f, Neat Solution UNBRIDLED TIME (Unbridled's Song), Signature Stallions, $5K, 54/3/1 a.m. tomorrow with sections dedicated to foals, mares 4-MNR, Msw, 1m, Unbridled Wisdom, $8K BAR SUM 2yo, 7-5 in foal, broodmare prospects and horses in training.

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8th-LRL, $32,000, NW1X, 3yo/up, f/m, 7f, 1:26 2/5, gd. B R E E D E R S’ E D I T I O N RACING BRIDGETT (f, 3, Not For Love--Solitary Saga {SP, $150,650}, by Waquoit) Lifetime Record: AMERICA 10-2-3-2, $70,045. O-PTK, LLC. B-Mr & Mrs Fritz Burkhardt (MD). T-Rodney Jenkins. *$40,000 yrl '04 ALLOWANCE RESULTS: FTMOCT. 1st-WOX, $65,062, NW3L, (S), 3yo/up, 1 1/16m, 1:46 4/5, ft. 4th-LRL, $32,000, NW1X, 3yo/up, 6f, 1:12 2/5, my. I'M SPECTRAL (g, 3, Trajectory--Spectral Arc, by Dr. TRAVELIN LEROY (c, 3, Two Punch--Morning Tease, by Carter) Lifetime Record: MSP, 11-3-1-2, $145,426. Holy Bull) Lifetime Record: SP, 8-2-1-1, $62,040. O-M O-John & J Pastorek. B-J Pastorek (ON). T-Tino Attard. Gill. B-Dennis Drazin (MD). T-G Vazquez. *$27,000 yrl '04 FTMOCT; $250,000 2yo >05 OBSFEB. 8th-CDX, $48,680, NW1X, 3yo/up, 9fT, 1:50 4/5, gd. UFFIZI (c, 3, El Prado {Ire}--Magic Melody, by Gulch) 5th-HAW, $32,000, NW2X, (S), 3yo/up, 6 1/2f, Lifetime Record: 9-2-1-2, $82,264. O-David Lambert, 1:19 2/5, ft. Harvey Clarke, Steve Shahinian and Fred Seitz. CHATEAU (g, 4, Sultry Song--Deposit Express {SW}, B-Gaucho Ltd (KY). T-Fred Seitz. *$100,000 wlng '03 by Deposit Ticket) Lifetime Record: 27-4-5-5, KEENOV. $125,088. O-Richard Rudolph and Michael Vranich. B-Richard F Rudolph (IL). T-Joseph E Broussard. 6th-MED, $47,150, 11-8, NW1X, 3yo/up, 1m (off turf), 1:37, sy. 6th-DED, $31,500, 11-8, NW2L, (S), 3yo/up, f/m, 1m, ITSACAKEWALK (h, 5, Skywalker--Janie Cakes, by 1:40 3/5, ft. Jolie Jo) Lifetime Record: 22-2-7-0, $129,876. O/B-La DOENY GHOST (f, 3, Goodbye Doeny--Bill's Pill {SW}, Marca Stable (NJ). T-Jason Servis. by Silver Ghost) Lifetime Record: 17-2-3-2, $69,105. O-B & G Stables. B-L Brewton Latnie III (LA). T-Scott 2nd-BMX, $42,263, Opt. Clm. ($62,500), NW2X, Tubbs. *$3,800 yrl '04 LOUSEP. 3yo/up, 1mT, 1:37 2/5, fm. ULTIMATO (g, 6, Benchmark--Ballalma, by Ballydoyle) 7th-LRL, $31,360, NW1X, 3yo/up, 1 1/8m (off turf), Lifetime Record: 19-4-3-4, $127,073. O-Robert D Bone. 1:56 3/5, gd. B-Robert H Walter Family Trust (CA). T-Art Sherman. WARRIORINTHESKY (c, 3, Slew City Slew--Invincible, by Conquistador Cielo) Lifetime Record: 18-3-3-4, 2nd-WOX, $39,745, NW3L, 3yo/up, f/m, 7f, 1:24 4/5, ft. $54,480. O-Linda S Gaudet. B-Langsem Farm, Inc (OH). MARIA CLARISSA (m, 5, Maria=s Mon--Cypherin Sally, T-Edmond D Gaudet. *1/2 to Disappearance (Air Forbes by Smarten) Lifetime Record: SP, 21-3-4-3, $157,634. Won), MSW, $167,521. O/T-Gail Cox. B-Hart Farm, Inc (ON). 8th-DED, $22,770, 11-8, Opt. Clm. ($20,000), NW2X, 9th-LRL, $36,000, Opt. Clm. ($32,000-$28,000), 3yo/up, f/m, 1m, 1:40, ft. NW3X, 3yo/up, 1m (off turf), 1:40, gd. LOOKIN SEMORAN (f, 4, Semoran--On Looks Alone, by SIR CLASSIC CHRIS (c, 3, Catienus--Isabella Rose, by Formal Dinner) Lifetime Record: 16-7-3-0, $91,290. Sky Classic) Lifetime Record: 18-4-2-4, $102,668. O/T-Floyd D Pitzer. B-Louis & Jacqueline Potenziano O-Three Wishes Stable. B-Orion Farms, LLC (KY). (FL). *$2,500 yrl '03 OBSAUG. T-King T Leatherbury. TDN P AROUND THE WORLD • 11/10/06 • PAGE 8 of 10

Breeders= Edition cont. B R E E D E R S’ E D I T I O N ADDITIONAL MAIDEN WINNERS: Dee Rain, c, 2, Afternoon Deelites--Manila Rain, by EUROPE Manila. HOL, 11-9, (C), 1 1/16m, 1:45 4/5. B-Dr. D. W. Frazier (KY). *$35,000 2yo >06 OBSAPR. **Full CONDITIONS RESULTS: to Miss Pickums, GSW, $376,809; Tasha=s Delight, FRANCE, Bordeaux-Le-Bouscat, 2.40, 11-9, i20,000, GSP, $124,520. 3yo/up, 6fT, 1:15.19, gd. Miss Rudy Pants, f, 2, Bold Executive--Palace Light, by SALUTE THE SUN (FR) (f, 3, Fly to the Stars {GB}-- Majestic Light. WOX, 11-9, (S), 5f, 1:00 1/5. Fulcrum {GB}, by Pivotal {GB}) Lifetime Record: 8 starts, 3 wins, 3 places, 32,000. O-Lord B-George Farr (ON). *Full to Regal >n Bold, MSP, i Huntingdon; B-J Jay; T-Luis Alberto Urbano Grajales. $266,421. Fight the Storm, f, 2, Stormy Atlantic--Fighting Allie, by ITALY, Milan, 2.30, 11-8, i19,800, 3yo/up, 1 1/16mT, Fit to Fight. WOX, 11-9, (C), 6f, 1:12 1/5. 1:44.50, gd. B-Mereworth Farm (KY). *$5,500 yrl '05 FTKOCT. BENNERMAN (IRE) (c, 3, Celtic Swing {GB}--Trixmare Art of Diplomacy, g, 3, Diplomatic Jet--Angelic Art {Ire}, by Kenmare {Fr}) Lifetime Record: 15 starts, Song, by Arts and Letters. HAW, 11-9, 1 1/16mT, 4 wins, 6 places, i68,561. O-Scuderia Fert; B-Pietro 1:43 3/5. B-Wm. M. Logue (FL). Buttinelli; T-Gianfranco Verricelli. Four Once, f, 3, Grand Slam--Ells Once Again (SW, $296,090), by Kennedy Road. MED, 11-8, 1 1/16m ITALY, Milan, 3.05, 11-8, i19,800, 3yo/up, 1 1/2mT, (off turf), 1:44 2/5. B-John Ropes (Ky). *$100,000 2:41.80, gd. 2yo >05 OBSFEB. **1/2 to Ells End (End Sweep), BIFF TANNEN (ITY) (c, 4, Shantou--Buenos Aires {Ity}, SW, $238,119; First Again (Outflanker), SW & GSP, by Mukaddamah) Lifetime Record: SP-Ity, 23 starts, $182,955; and Ells Editor (Editor's Note), SW, 5 wins, 10 places, i107,644. O-Stall Klosterneuburg; $145,815. B-Scuderia S.A.B. SRL; T-Luciano d=Auria. +Lightin Haze, g, 3, Hazaam--Texas Wild, by Caro ADDITIONAL MAIDEN WINNERS: (Ire). DED, 11-8, 5f, :59 1/5. B-Twin Gables Farm Djakalmi (Fr), c, 2, Daliapour (Ire)--Petite Coquine (Ire), (Fl). *1/2 to Wild Gear (Golden Gear), SW, $104,879. by Fairy King. Bordeaux-Le-Bouscat, France, 11-9, Storm in the Air, f, 3, Hennessy--Best in the West, by Mdn, 2yo, c/g, 1mT. B-Laurent Raulic & Richard Gone West. MED, 11-8, 6f, 1:10 3/5. B-Joseph Evain. *i14,000 yrl '05 DEAOCT. **Third winner Lacombe Stables Inc (Ky). *$200,000 yrl '04 for freshman sire (by Sadler=s Wells). FTSAUG. **1/2 to Bham (Boston Harbor), MGSP, Golden Desert (Ire), c, 2, Desert Prince (Ire)--Jules (Ire), $109,000. by Danehill. Wolverhampton, Britain, 11-9, Mdn, 2yo, Mark Set Go, f, 3, Marquetry--All Told (MSP, 5f 216yds (AWT). B-Mervyn Stewkesbury. $104,158), by Alla Breva. HOL, 11-9, (C), 6f, *42,000gns yrl '05 TATOCT. 1:10 2/5. B-Ryehill Farm (MD). *$37,000 yrl '04 Hurricane Spirit (Ire), c, 2, Invincible Spirit (Ire)--Gale KEEJAN. **1/2 to All Irish (Larrupin=), MSP, Warning (Ire), by Last Tycoon (Ire). Lingfield, Britain, $149,549. 11-9, Mdn, 2yo, 5f (AWT). B-Knocktoran Stud. *3,800gns wnlg '04 TATDEC; i18,000 yrl '05 Ï Ò TATIRE. **32nd winner for freshman sire (by Green Desert).

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Breeders= Edition cont. Sopran Bilama (Ire), f, 2, Marchand de Sable--Bint Lariaaf (MSW-Fr), by Diesis (GB). Milan, Italy, 11-8, Mdn, 2yo, f, 1 1/16mT. B-Azienda Agricola S Uberto In Cerrecchia SRL. Big Sugar (Ire), g, 2, Mark Of Esteem (Ire)--Finamai (Ire), by Royal Academy. Milan, Italy, 11-8, Mdn, 2yo, c/g, 1 1/16mT. B-Azienda Agricola Rosati Colarieti. +Reve d=Ailleur (Fr), f, 2, Panis--O=Tango (Fr), by Fijar Tango (Fr). Bordeaux-Le-Bouscat, France, 11-9, Mdn, 2yo, f, 1mT. B-Maxime Jarlan. Shout (Ire), f, 3, Halling--Spout (GB) (MGSW-Eng & GSP-Fr, $205,896), by Salse. Lingfield, Britain, 11-9, Mdn, 3yo/up, 1 1/2m (AWT). B-Lord Rothschild.

WRITERS UP

ANIMAL LOVERS FOR INFINITY by Bill Finley, special to espn.com Ask Julie Trzcinski, who bristles with enthusiasm, what she does and she starts to ramble a bit. So, here www.SupportHorseRacing.org is the short and sweet explanation: she looks out for the underdog. Trzcinski has a soft spot for horses in need, which is [email protected] why, some 10 years ago, she created a modest-sized thoroughbred rescue operation based in Brewster, Mass. on Cape Cod. She calls it Animal Lovers for Infinity and she currently cares for 10 retired thorough- "Some have sort of been abandoned by their parents. breds on her 15-acre farm who were in danger of being Some have learning disabilities. To me, they're all won- sent to the slaughterhouse. But neither could Trzcinski derful. I understand some have behavioral issues, but turn her back on kids with problems. Now she helps I've never had a problem here with anybody misbehav- both and both help each other. ing or acting in a violent way. The animals bring out the About three years ago, a friend of Trzcinski's who best in them. worked at the Latham School, a residential care center "Why? A lot of people have written books about that. for teenagers requiring special assistance, asked if I think it's the unconditional love and appreciation that some of the kids from the school could come by and horses give to people. The horses love to be brushed spend some time around the horses. It wasn't sup- and petted and talked to. They are wonderful animals posed to be any big deal; just a way for the kids to get and the kids feed off that niceness that horses have. some fresh air and to be around animals. It has turned It's a really great thing to see their faces when they are out to be much more than that. helping me groom or wrap legs. They are so proud of "They come just for an hour and they help me with themselves to be able to work around a big 1,000- various tasks here, whether it's grooming or wrapping pound animal who loves the attention." legs or cleaning stalls," Trzcinski said. "They enjoy it so Her stable pupil is Beau Jones, who has Prader-Willi much they don't want to leave. It's been very re-ward- Syndrome. Prader-Willi Syndrome is a genetic disorder ing to watch them get so much out of coming here and that can include mental retardation or learning disabili- learning about horses. It's really been fascinating." ties, behavioral problems and an involuntary urge to eat Kids in the Latham School are there because they constantly, which, coupled with a reduced need for have needs and difficulties, impediments that make it calories, can lead to obesity. Now 21, Jones started hard for them to make it on their own in the world. with Trzcinski when he was at the Latham School. Society may think there is something wrong with them When he moved on to an adult group home in nearby or that they are different. The horses, they don't care. West Yarmouth, Mass., he insisted that he continue That's the beauty of this. "A lot of the kids came from abusive backgrounds working with the horses. and have been placed in various foster homes," Trzcinski said. Writers Up cont. p10 TDN P AROUND THE WORLD • 11/10/06 • PAGE 10 of 10

Writers Up cont. LEADING NORTH AMERICAN SIRES OF 2006 "Beau is very special to me because he decided to UNRESTRICTED SWS come on his own personal time," Trzcinski said. "He's (through Nov. 6) not part of the school anymore. He takes a great pride SIRE State Sws in feeling that he is responsible for the happiness of the Distorted Humor (Forty Niner) Ky 13 horses. He always says that he's so glad he can be Giant=s Causeway (Storm Cat) Ky 13 here and help these horses have a nice life. He feels More Than Ready (Southern Halo) Ky 12 really, really good about taking care of them, whether Yes It=s True (Is It True) Ky 12 it's feeding or cleaning the stalls. He's the caretaker of Langfuhr (Danzig) Ky 11 the horses and he loves that. Beau is a really special guy." Seeking the Gold (Mr. Prospector) Ky 11 "Beau's time with Julie has really helped his confi- Unbridled=s Song (Unbridled) Ky 10 dence and self image," said Jones's father, Bob. "He is A.P. Indy (Seattle Slew) Ky 10 taking a special course in animal care at Cape Cod Smart Strike (Mr. Prospector) Ky 10 Community College, under a program for the disabled Danzig (Northern Dancer) dead 9 called Project Forward. Julie is a gentle and unique Maria=s Mon (Wavering Monarch) Ky 9 character." Royal Academy (Nijinsky II) Ky 9 Some of the horses that Beau Jones takes care of are Storm Cat (Storm Bird) Ky 9 named Sunny Lights, Big Shot Scott and Island Skipper. Dynaformer (Roberto) Ky 9 None of them were much on the racetrack, but they are Forest Wildcat (Storm Cat) Ky 8 all special to Trzcinski. Grand Slam (Gone West) Ky 8 "I became fascinated by how beautiful and wonderful Stormy Atlantic (Storm Cat) Ky 8 these horses are and I hate to see so many have their Forestry (Storm Cat) Ky 8 lives ended at such a young age," she said. "That's Mr. Greeley (Gone West) Ky 8 very disheartening to me. So, I decided that, with my Stormy Atlantic (Storm Cat) Ky 8 life, I would save injured, slow or unwanted horses off Carson City (Mr. Prospector) dead 7 the track who were destined for the slaughterhouse." Rahy (Blushing Groom) Ky 7 Thanks to Trzcinski, Sunny Lights, Island Skipper and Saint Ballado (Halo) dead 7 Shot Gun Scott are safe and happy and helping kids. Storm Boot (Storm Cat) Ky 7 Thank goodness they weren't discarded and sent off to slaughter. So what if they couldn't run? You don't need LEADING NORTH AMERICAN SIRES OF 2006 to win the Kentucky Derby to be special. UNRESTRICTED FIRST-TIME STAKES WINNERS Reprinted with permission of espn.com. For more (through Nov. 6) columns by Bill Finley and others, visit Stallion Loc SWs http://sports.espn.go.com/sports/horse/index. Yes It=s True (Is It True) Ky 10 A.P. Indy (Seattle Slew) Ky 9 Thoroughbred Daily News is: Distorted Humor (Forty Niner) Ky 9 Giant s Causeway (Storm Cat) Ky 9 Barry Weisbord President/Co-Publisher = Sue Finley Vice President/Co-Publisher Storm Cat (Storm Bird) Ky 8 Andy Belfiore Editor-in-Chief Forest Wildcat (Storm Cat) Ky 7 Alycia Borer Director of Advertising Grand Slam (Gone West) Ky 7 Jessica Martini Associate Editor Langfuhr (Danzig) Ky 7 Alan Carasso Assistant Editor More Than Ready (Southern Halo) Ky 7 Marie Kizenko Assistant Editor Mr. Greeley (Gone West) Ky 7 Christina Bossinakis Editorial Assistant Smart Strike (Mr. Prospector) Ky 7 Lucas Marquardt Writer/Reporter (Based on winners of unrestricted stakes with purses of $40,000 or more in Steve Sherack Writer/Reporter North America and winners of European stakes that qualify for "black-type" O=Donnell Lee Intern by North American catalogue standards, graded SWs in Japan and winners of Vicki Forbes Director of Customer Services Dubai World Cup graded races.) Compiled by Werk Thoroughbred Consultants, Lia Kusch Advertising Assistant specialists in assisting breeders in their stallion selection and buyers in their auction purchases. For more information call (510) 490-1111.