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S•T•A•K•E•S RESULT CAPTURES FOSTER'S H.-G1, $1,520,600, Flem­ ington, , 11-7, 3yo/up, 2mT, 3:27.60, hvy. , second aboard Paris Lane CUP 1--DORIEMUS (NZ}, 120, g, 5, Norman Pentaquad-- in last year's Melbourne Cup, captured yesterday's $2 Golden Woods, by Zamazaan. 0-Pacers International million (AUS) event aboard Doriemus (NZ) (Normand Syndicate; B-J D Corcoran (NZ); T-L Freedman; J-D Pentaquad) by four lengths over Nothin' Leica Dane Oliver; $989,390. (). Doriemus, winner of the Sep­ 2--Nothin' Leica Dane, 104, c, 3, Danehill--Leica tember 23, covered the two miles in 3:27.6 over a turf Pretender, by . 0-Mr & Mrs T J Smith & course rated heavy. It was the second victory in the Mrs H Dalton & J Hodge; $304, 1 20. G 1 Melbourne Cup for trainer . "I had so 3-- (Ire), 130, g, 8, --Overplay, by much faith in this horse," Freedman said. "Early on he . 0--Dr M W J Smurfit; $136,854. reminded me of (1989 Cup winner). It Margins: 4, NK, Yz. was a great staying effort." Oliver was elated with his Also ran: Quick Ransom (GB), Coachwood (NZ), Beaux easy triumph in Australia's richest horse race. Before Art, Storm, It's All In Fun (NZ), Dupain (NZ), Bullwinkle, the colorful tradition of the presentation of a gold Count Chivas (NZ), Few Are Chosen, Yes Indeed (NZ), mounted whip to the winning jockey, Oliver com­ Electronic (NZ), Jeune (GB), The Phantom Chance (NZ), mented, "the last 200 meters were the longest of my (Ire), Double Take (NZ), Daacha (NZ), Sir life. This is unbelievable, I've just won the Melbourne Kingi (NZ). Cup." A crowd of over 75,000 flocked to Flemington COACHWOOD (NZ) (Bakharoff) set the pace from the Race Course to witness the only sporting event in start, with race favorite DOUBLE TRIGGER (IRE) (Ela­ afforded a public holiday. Mana-Mou {Ire}) tucked in third along the rail. Down the backside the order remained the same, with Coachwood CHAMPION HONKY TONK TUNE DEAD Honky still leading and Double Trigger moved to the outside for Tonk Tune (Cure the Blues), Canada's Champion Two­ his run. Entering the final turn, IT'S ALL IN FUN (NZ) Year-Old Filly of 1994, was euthanized Monday after and Coachwood pulled away from the rest of the field to foundering. According to Mike Doyle, manager of lead by three lengths, while Double Trigger tired and owner Frank Stronach's racing operations, the filly started to drop back. In the stretch, Doriemus, who had appeared on the road to recovery from a case of lami­ broken from post 23 on the extreme outside, came nitis which was diagnosed "about one month ago. We flying down the center of the track to take command. discovered that her foot had rotated somewhat when Nothin' Leica Dane made a run between horses to get we brought her in from the farm," Doyle said. "She up for second, while 1 993 Melbourne Cup winner Vin­ seemed to be coming around. But she took a turn for tage Crop, 23rd and last early, made an impressive late the worse on the weekend. We didn't want her to run for the show spot. suffer." Honky Tonk Tune won five of her six starts at two, her lone loss coming in the Breeders' Cup Juve­ ©Copyright Thoroughbred Daily News. This newspaper may nile Fillies in November at Churchill Downs. This year not be reproduced in any form or by any means, electronic she won the Achievement H. at Woodbine in her or mechanical, without prior written permission of the copy­ three-year-old debut and finished third in the Canadian right owner, Media Vista. Information as to the races, race Oaks, a race her connections are still appealing. Honky results and earnings was obtained from results charts pub­ Tonk Tune was bumped into the rail at the top of the lished in Daily Racing Form and utilized herewith with the stretch; the stewards admitted an infraction had taken permission of the copyright owner, Daily Racing Form. place but didn't change the order of finish when they could not determine guilt in the incident. "Perhaps, u.I WEEKEND PREVIEW ...... 2 after the hearing, she'll go out a winner," Doyle con­ cluded. Honky Tonk Tune won six of 11 career starts Q NEWS CONTINUED ...... 2 for earnings of $306,047. -CJ'} WRITERS UP ...... 4 z Devil His Due To Margaux Farm, p. 2. - TOTAL PAGES ...... 5 PAGE 2 •THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS• 11-8-95

PURSES, HANDLE UP AT DELAWARE PARK PREVIEW Delaware Park's 1995 meeting, which ran from April 15 • • through November 5 for a total of 129 live racing dates, Saturday, Churchill Downs: produced total on-track wagering of $27,251,269 for a CHURCHILL DOWNS BUDWEISER BREEDERS' CUP H.­ daily average of $211,250, down 20 percent from last Gll, $200,000a, 3yo/up, f/m, 1 m year. However, the track reported increases in all other Breeders' Cup Distaff third-place finisher Lakeway (Seat­ areas. Total wagering from all sources was up 64 per­ tle Slew) drilled a half-mile in a sharp :48 2/5 Monday cent to a daily average of $693,988; daily purse distri­ over Churchill Downs' fast main track. The MGl-winning bution was up 38 percent to an average of $77 ,880; filly, who will tote highweight of 122 pounds in Satur­ and attendance rose a slight 0.2 percent for a daily day's event, will be ridden once again by her Breeders' average of 2,963. Cup jockey Kent Desormeaux. "We're hoping this will get her back on the win trail," said Marty Jones, assis­ tant to trainer Gary Jones. Four-year-old Lakeway has NEW YORK not visited the winner's circle since taking the GI Holly­ • • wood Oaks in July '94. Scheduled to face her Saturday Yesterday's Results: are Laura's Pistolette (Big Pistol), Alcovy (Salutely), Briar THE MISS GRILLO s.-Glll, $115,600, AQU, 11-7, 2yo, Road (Proper Reality), Eskimo's Angel (Eskimo) and f, 1 1 /16mT, 1 :53 4/5, sf. Traverse City (Halo). 1--@MOUNTAIN AFFAIR, 118, f, 2, Mt. Livermore-­ Nasty Affair (MSW, $260,383), by Nasty and Bold. News Continued. ($18,000 yrl '94 OBSAUG). O/B-Harry T. Mangurian DEVIL HIS DUE TO MARGAUX FARM Devil His Jr. (FL); T-Kathy Patton-Casse; J-T K Kabel; $69,360. Due (Devil's Bag) will not enter stud at Gainesway Farm Lifetime Record: 7-3-0-2, $148,429. * 1 /2 to Donna in Lexington for the 1 996 season as previously an­ Dao (SW, $136,239, by Spend a Buck). nounced, but will instead stand at Margaux Farm near 2--Lulu's Ransom, 114, f, 2, Red Ransom--Flaming Gold, Midway, Kentucky. Syndication is currently underway by Storm Bird. ($40,000 yrl '94 OBSAUG). 0-Frank on the six-year-old stallion, who is slated to stand his Moreno; B-Aldila Farm (FL); $23, 120. initial season for a fee of $20,000 live foal, payable 3--Casanova Storm, 114, f, 2, Storm Cat--Casanova November 1 . Devil His Due won five Grade I stakes Junction, by Pleasant Colony. O/B-Edward P. Evans from ages three to five, and won at distances ranging (VA); $12,716. from six furlongs to 1 1 /4-miles. Overall, he won 11 of Margins: 1 1 /4, 2, 3/4. Odds: 6.60, 5. 70, 35.50. 41 starts for earnings of $3,920,405. For further infor­ Also Ran: Assets On Ice, Majestic Dream, Sinfully Deli­ mation contact Steve Johnson at (606) 846-4433. cious, Rosa, Platinum Blonde, Peaceful Approval, Cap Beino, Light Up New York, Ethyl Mae. INVITEES ANNOUNCED The Japa­ Mountain Affair, winner of the S. (GIC) over the Woodbine turf two starts back, most recently fin­ nese Racing Association yesterday announced the list of foreign horses invited to the Nov. 26 Japan Cup. Those ished fourth in the GI Frizette S. over Belmont's main invited from North America include Sandpit (Brz) track Oct. 7. Back on the grass here, the bay filly alter­ (Baynoun {Ire}), Awad (Caveat), Turk Passer (Turkoman) nated on the lead outside Lulu's Ransom throughout, finally shaking that rival clear late in the drive for her and Lassigny (Gone West). The connections of all four runners have accepted the invitation to run in the 1 5th first graded stakes victory. edition of the 1 2 furlong turf event and will be joined by 7th-AQU, $38,000, Alw, 3yo/up, 6 1 /2f, 1: 17 1 /5, my. Sunshack (GB) () and Hernando (Fr) COLD EXECUTION (c, 4, Eskimo--Ax By Ex, by (Niniski), the only two European runners confirmed to Executioner), a 2xSW, was claimed for $50,000 at have accepted invitations. Also invited from Europe are Saratoga Aug. 5. The bay colt, who had finished 3rd (Ger) (Acatenango {Ger}), Pure Grain (GB) (Polish twice and 2nd once in three starts for his new connec­ Precedent) and Carling (Fr) (Garde Royale {Ire}). tions, made it to the winner's circle this time with a Oceanians Danewin (AUS) (Danehill) and Jeune (GB) come-from-behind, 3 1 /4-length victory as the 2-1 (Kalaglow {Ire}) were also extended invitations, with bettors' choice. LINE DANCE (Pass the Line) finished only Danewin a confirmed starter. A selection commit­ 2nd for the fifth straight time. Lifetime Record: tee will determine Japanese participants November 14, 25-8-3-4, $200,304. but the strongest of the home team starters appears to 0-Viola Sommer. B-Jerry W. Parks & Ben Daniel, Jr. be American-bred Hishi Amazon ( {Ire}). (FL). T-Frank Martin.

Arrowfield stands two sons of Australia's International Stud -----­: ------­ARROWFIELD Contact: John Messara Chief's Crown (USA): 6 G1 winners, inc. 2 Champion 2Y0s Phone: (61-2) 223 8277 Fax: (61-2) 223 5795 Danehill (USA): 3 Arrowfield-bred millionaires from 2 crops GPO Box 3500 NSW 2001, Australia PAGE 3 •THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS• 11-8-95

New York Report Continued. Local News, The Meadowlands: 4th-AQU, $30,000,Alw, 2yo, 6 1/2f, 1:17 2/5, wf. Monday night's Melbourne Cup drew 497 simulcast CLIVEDEN HALL (c, 2, Mt. Livermore--Delight Above, g~ests to the Meadowlands for its inaugural showing, by Great Above) was an impressive nine length win­ with wagering at the track reaching $6,538 on the ner of his debut race and finished second in his last 11 :20 p.m. race. Australia's most prestigious Thor­ an allowance at Belmont Oct 27. As the 6-5 favorit~ oughbred race was being simulcast for the first time here, the chestnut took the lead at the half and then in the U.S. through a common pool based at the Big withstood a challenge from PIRATE PERFORMER M. Other tracks taking part in the international simul­ (Rare Performer) to win by 1 1 /2. Lifetime Record: cast were Philadelphia Park, Rockingham Park, Sam 3-2-1-0, $42,400. Houston, Mountaineer Park, Connecticut and Capitol 0/B-Leonard Pearlstein (KY). T-William Badgett Jr. OTB's, Foxboro Park and Lewiston Raceway in Maine. The total amount wagered through the nine + E A S T + I outlets was $18,421 .

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THE NOBILLIARY S., $37, 775, LRL, 11-7, 3yo/up, f/m, Yesterday's Result: 1 1 /4m, 2:05 4/5, sy. 1--NIGHT FAX, 122, f, 4, Known Fact--Night Letter CRITERIUM DOS DEUX ANS-G2, $121,367, Evry, (Ger), by *Marduk II. 0-Audley Farm Stable; B-Audley France, 11-7, 2yo, 6Y2fT, 1.19, gd. Farm, Inc (VA); T-William H. Turner Jr; J-J D Carle; 1--TITUS LIVIUS (FR), 128, c, 2, --Party $22,665. Lifetime Record: 19-7-4-2, $236,452. Doll (GB) (MSW-Fr), by Be My Guest. O/B-Stavros 2--Glass Tree, 115, f, 4, Air Forbes Won--Miss Czara Niarchos: T-Jonathon Pease; J-C. Asmussen: $71,392. by Czaravich. $7,555. ' 2--Starmaniac, 123, c, 2, Septieme Ciel--Silver Lane, by 3--0pen Toe, 11 7, m, 5, Proud Truth--Foot Stone, by Silver Hawk. 0-J.T. Jones; $28,557. Cyane. $4, 1 55. 3--Seattle Special, 120, f, 2, Nureyev--O'Slewmova, by Margins: 1 3/4, NO, 10. Odds: 0.50CT, 7 .00, 2.50. Seattle Slew. 0-J. Wertheimer; $14,278. Margins: short NK, 1, 3. Night Fax, winner of the Gil Delaware H. July 16, Also ran: Jasminola (Fr), Oliviero (Fr). most recently finished second in the Oct. 21 Nellie Morse S. at Laurel. Sent off the overwhelming 1-2 chalk here, the dark bay settled in mid-pack early, soared to the front after a mile then cruised home to MIDWEST a 1 3/4-length tally. • • Yesterday's Results:

THE FAIR STARS., $37,475, LRL, 11-7, 2yo, f, 6f, 8th-COX, $49,400, Alw, 3yo/up, 1 1 /16m, 1 :44 3/5, 1 :10 4/5, sy. sy. 1--#SECRET PROSPECT, 115, f, 2, Allen's Prospect-­ 1--BLAZING BASQUE, 116, g, 4, Bounding Basque-­ Fleuve, by . ($27,000 yrl '94 FTMSEP). Puddie Q., by Loom. 0-LWZ Racing Stable; B-James 0-Conover Stable; B-Alan S. Kline (MD); T-John J. H. Thompson & Van C. Thompson (KY); T-Paul J. Tammaro Ill; J-C H Marquez Jr; $22,485. McGee. Lifetime Record: 22-8-3-4, $181,034. Lifetime Record: 7-3-2-0, $73, 185. *1/2 to Aminaun (MSW, $192,444, by Jacinto). 2--Marfa's Finale, 114, f, 2, Marfa--Final Bow, by Stop 2--Bound By Honor, 116, c, 4, Woodman--Jody G., by the Music. ($22,000 yrl '94 FTMSEP; $55,000 2yo . 1995 OBSMAR). $7,495. 3--Silver Leader, 113, c, 3, Mr. Leader--lnyala's Goody, 3--No Comment Baby, 120, f, 2, At the Threshold--Bring by Drone. On the Green, by Cabrini Green. $4, 1 22. Margins: 2, NK, 6. Odds: 2.90, 3.00, 18.00. Margins: 5, 2 3/4, HD. Odds: 1.90, 4.40a, 3.90. The consistent Blazing Basque, first or second in his Secret Prospect, 2nd in the Maryland Million Lassie prior six starts, added another win to his portfolio with a S. in her last start Oct. 14, was sent off the 9-5 gate-to-wire, two-length tally as the 5-2 second choice. favorite here and went wire-to-wire to win under a 2-1 favorite WEYBRIDGE (Wild Again) pressed the pace hand ride. early before tiring to be 6th.

Bland/ord Stud UPDATE: Hip #869 SACRED JOURNEY in foal to Champion DEHERE. Dam of Helmsman, winner of the Volante Handicap (Giii) November 5th. Keeneland, November 13th, Barn 23 • Phone (606) 484-2346, Fax (606) 484-2001. PAGE 4 •THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS• 11-8-95

Midwest Report Continued. Whereas the accolades for Cigar's wondrous 10 1st-CDX, $30,500, 2yo, f, 6f, 1: 13 2/5, sy. for10 year keep accumulating, whither stands Per­ LUVACAT (f, 2, Storm Cat--Barelyabride, by Blushing fect Arc's 7 for 7 and her undefeated grass record of Groom {Fr}) finished second as the favorite in both her 8 for 8? Hopefully she is not like Laura, "the face previous starts; her last a was a near miss over a sloppy you see on the train that is passing through," but Keeneland track Oct 14. Again sent off the favorite -­ there are indeed some haunting things about Perfect this time at 2-5 -- the filly took the lead early then Arc. drifted wide and won far off the rail. Luvacat finished a It appears that she will be that oblique rarity; the half length in front of 10-1 shot BELIEVE IT SHESDUE undefeated runner that has competed in major events (Believe It). Lifetime Record: 3-1-2-0, $31,305. yet concludes the year without an Eclipse Award. 0/B-Overbrook Farm (KY). T-D. Wayne Lukas. People still argue about the last of those, Ogden Phipps's Personal Ensign, who went 4-4 in 1987, but Local News, Churchill Downs: lost the Eclipse to Sacahuista, who was 2-9, yet Ide (Forty Niner), winner of his last four starts includ­ took the Spinster and Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies ing the Giii Iroquois S. at Churchill Downs last Sunday, in her concluding races of the year. will be pointed next for the Giii $150,000 Kentucky Perfect Arc was not eligible to the Breeders' Cup, Jockey Club on Churchill's closing day Nov. 25. so it would have cost $120,000 for her to have run in it, a terribly high price to pay. But look who won Local News, Sam Houston: the Mile. A three-year-old filly named Ridgewood The annual Texas Champions Day, to be held Nov. 18 Pearl (Indian Ridge). at Sam Houston Race Park, will feature 10 races re­ In theory, at least, Perfect Arc could win the stricted to accredited Texas-breds, who will be compet­ ing for a total of $250,000 in purses. Eclipse by going to California and defeating the front­ runner for the title as the top female grass runner, Possibly Perfect, in this weekend's $600,000 Yellow Ribbon at Oak Tree (Nov. 12) or the $700,000 Matri­ W•R•l•T•E•R•S arch at Hollywood Park on Nov 26. Possibly Perfect is five for six this year including UP three victories in Grade 1 races. One of those came IF YOU CAN MAKE IT THERE ... in the $500,000 Beverly D at Arlington International, By: Bill Leggett generally regarded as the most significant event for females on the grass. In the seven day period between Oct. 22-28, some During the Breeders' Cup week Angel Penna, Jr. may have missed the shining moments of the New was congratulated again and again by horsemen for York State breeding program's relatively short his­ his accomplishments with Perfect Arc. Not to be tory. forgotten is the fact that Angel already has an On Breeders' Cup afternoon, of course, Virginia Eclipse for training a filly; he handled Christmas Past, Kraft Payson's L'Carriere (Carr de Naskra) pulled the nation's top three-year-old filly of 1982. more money out of a second-place finish than any "Ambition," Penna says, "is to be admired; greed is horse in history. Although beaten by Cigar by 2 Yi a mistake," indicating that although some people lengths in the $3 million Breeders' Cup Classic, might want him to ship out west to face Possibly L'Carriere picked up $600,000 for his finish; Perfect, he prefers to give his filly a good rest before $60,000 additional in Breeders' Cup nominator prizes her four-year-old season. plus another $65,000 in owner, breeder and stallion Owner Paul Sorren bought Perfect Arc for his Brazil awards from the New York Breeding Program. Stable for $22,000 at the Fasig-Tipton Saratoga Sale That all adds up to $725,000 for not winning and in 1993. She is by Brown Arc (Alleged) from it shot the four-year-old' s bankroll over $1 million for Podeica, an Argentine mare who broke her maiden by the year, a figure attained in '95 by only a half-dozen beating Bayakoa in a Grade 1 race. If that isn't odd others: Cigar, Thunder Gulch, Serena's Song, Sand­ enough, Penna trained both the sire and dam of Per­ pit, Peaks and Valleys and Awad. fect Arc. Seven days prior to the Classic, another New Brown Arc is now standing at Brookdale Farm in Yorker, the Brazil Stable's Perfect Arc, upped her Lexington, and the last reported stud fee for him was unbeaten record for the year to seven when she won $1,000, a figure certain to increase. Perfect Arc Keeneland's Queen Elizabeth Challenge Cup in majes­ made up one-eighth of Brown Arc's entire first crop tic fashion, drawing away from a superior field of and was the only one sold at auction. three-year-old fillies to win by two lengths. "She has been in training since last December," Howard Battle, Keeneland's Racing Secretary, Penna says. "I want her to have a big four-year old saluted Perfect Arc's performance by calling her the year and go to the Breeder's Cup Mile with her then. race's finest winner. She was also the first favorite She is a big filly and can handle any kind of ground. to win it since it was first contested on grass in She had an excellent year." 1985. No, Angel, she had a perfect year. ..

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B•R•E•E•D•E•R•S EDITION

ALLOWANCE RESULTS: Time to Howl, c, 3, Northern Wolf--Alaki Miss, by Olden Times. PHA, 11-7, 7f, 1:261/5. B-Agnes P. O'Brien, 7th-CDX, $36,700, 3yo/up, f/m, 6 1/2f, 1:18 1/5, sy. Carpenter Dewey, Et Al (Pa). *$8,500 wing '92 MAY WE Cf, 3, Carson City--Adam's Angel, by Halo) FTMDEC; $2, 700 2yo 1994 FTMDEC. Lifetime Record: 15-3-3-5, $100,941. 0-Joan Thomp­ Destin, c, 3, Relaunch--Forever Roving, by Kris S. COX, son. B-White Fox Farm (KY). T-Carl A. Nafzger. *1/2 to 11-7, 6 1 /2f, 1: 18 3/5. B-Barry Schwartz (Can). Miss Angel T. (SW, $243,462, by Talc) and Gate Ap­ peal (MSP, $116,659, by Proud Appeal). A # will distinguish first-time stakes-winners, a @ will indicate first-time graded stakes-winners, a + will de­ 5th-AQU, $32,000, (S), 3yo/up, f/m, 6f, 1: 12, gd. note winners who are first-time starters, an (S) will be K.O. LADY (f, 4, Two Punch--Rolfes Jet, by Tom Rolfe) used for state-bred races and an (R) will be used for Lifetime Record: 20-4-4-2, $77,980. 0-Lou Donato & other restricted races. Ronald Guidolin. B-Candy Land Farm (NY). T-Michael E. Hushion. SIRE RANKINGS IN JAPAN (Through October 29, 1995) 8th-LRL, $24,000, 3yo/up, 7f, 1 :23 4/5, sy. LAUGHTERISTHEKEY (g, 5, Corridor Key--Ocean Reef SIRE RNRS WNRS EARNINGS {GB}, by ) Lifetime Record: SP, 24-5-10-2, SUNDAY SILENCE 78 47 $19, 761 ,000 $104,645. 0-SMS Corp. B-Emily Hutchison (MD). (by Halo) T-Judith M. Smith. TONY BIN (IRE) 96 35 $13,994,000 (by Kampala {GB}) 5th-LRL, $17,500, 3yo/up, 7f, 1 :25 2/5, my. NORTHERN TASTE 93 48 $13,930,000 DEFROCKER (g, 4, Halo--Possible Mate {MGll, (by ) $675,999}, by King's Bishop) Lifetime Record: BRIAN'S TIME 69 40 $11 ,590,000 17-3-5-1, $63,925. 0-Six L's Stable. B-Edward P. Evans (by Roberto) (VA). T-Henry R. Walters. *1/2 to Fairy Garden (MGll, REAL SHADAI 116 38 $10,969,000 $555,037, by Lyphard). (by Roberto) SAKURA YUTAKA-0 (JPN) 72 30 $7,815,000 9th-PHA, $16,792, 3yo/up, f/m, 1 1 /16m, 1 :47 4/5, sy. (by Tesco Boy {GB}) SUPRANA (f, 3, Community lnterest--Dusty Girl, by NIHON PILLOW WINNER (JPN) 61 27 $7, 132,000 Bob's Dusty) Lifetime Record: 11-3-2-1, $34,057. (by Steel Heart {Ire}) O/T-Frank L. Pollara. B-Parapet Inc. (NJ). AMBER SHADAI (JPN) 72 35 $7,014,000 (by Northern Taste) 8th-PHA, $15,742, 3yo/up, f/m, 51/2f, 1:06, sy. T AMAMO CROSS (JPN) 66 24 $6,923,000 PROSPECTIVE GREEN (f, 3, Aloha Prospector--Quick (by C.B. Cross {Jpn}) Trick, by Clever Trick} Lifetime Record: 14-2-4-0, CRYSTAL GLITTERS 67 33 $6,698,000 $34,930. O/B-John J. Gorey (MD). T-Martin L. Fallon. (by Blushing Groom {Fr}) RIVLIA 56 18 $6,406,000 MAIDEN WINNERS: (by Riverman)

Parchment, f, 2, Notebook--Olduvai, by Olden Times. COX, 11-7, 6f, 1:12 2/5. B-Ocala Stud Farms (Fl). TRACK ABBREVIATIONS: * $42,000 2yo 1 995 OBS FEB. **Full to Hammermill AQU Aqueduct BEU Beulah Park Churchill Downs (SP, $105,515). BMX Bay Meadows cox CTX Charles Town Cold Salute, c, 2, Salutely--Cold Venus (SP), by Cold CRC Calder DET Ladbroke DRC FLX Finger Lakes Reception. LRL, 11-7, 7f, 1 :26 2/5. B-Debra A. Sams HAW Hawthorne HOU Sam Houston (Va). HST Hastings Park LAD Louisiana Downs lwillbking, g, 2, Secret Prince--lamhavinfun, by Don LRL Laurel Park MED Meadowlands Rickles. AQU, 11-7, 6f, 1:14 1/5. B-Chuck Philip (Ny). PEN Penn National PHA Philadelphia Park Luvacat, f, 2, Storm Cat--Barelyabride, by Blushing RPX Remington Park SAX Santa Anita Park Groom (Fr). COX, 11-7, 6f, 1:13 2/5. B-Overbrook SUF Suffolk Downs TON Thistledown Farm (Ky). TUP Turf Paradise wox Woodbine Conradley, f, 3, Allen's Prospect--Kalindi, by Lord Gaylord. LRL, 11-7, 7 1 /2f, 1 :33. B-Mrs. Gordon L. Wheeler (Md). *$7,500 wing '92 FTMDEC; $8,500 yrl '93 HBSSEP.