LEFT BANK DIES HEADLINE p. 2 NEWS For information about TDN, DELIVERED EACH NIGHT call 732-747-8060. BY FAX AND INTERNET www.thoroughbreddailynews.com WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 2002 SADLER’S WELLS COLT TOPS ORBY OPENER GOFFS ORBY -- TUESDAY A colt by top sire Sadler’s Wells led the bidding at TOP SIX COLTS yesterday’s opening session of the Goffs Orby Yearling Lot Sire Dam Price (i) Sale in Kildare, Ireland. The bay, consigned by Timmy 149 Sadler’s Wells Puck’s Castle (GB) 825,000 Hyde’s Camas Park Stud, Consigned by Camas Park Stud was purchased for Purchased by D L O’Byrne i825,000 by Demi O’Byrne. 85 Danehill Marlene-D (GB) 700,000 He is out of Puck’s Castle Consigned by Abbeville & Meadow Court Studs (GB) ( {GB}) Purchased by John Warren Bloodstock and is a half brother to group 26 Kingmambo Insight (Fr) 525,000 placed Emerald Peace (Ire) Consigned by Camas Park Stud (Green Desert). His second Purchased by Shadwell Estates Ltd dam is Irish champion juve- 114 Grand Lodge Music and Dance 510,000 Consigned by Barronstown Stud nile Pass the Peace (). Lot 149 Purchased by D L O’Byrne “The Sadler’s Wells/Shirley Goffs photo Heights cross has been a 132 Sadler’s Wells Old Domesday Book (GB) 500,000 winner before,” commented O’Byrne. “Let’s hope it can (65,000gns wnl ‘01 TATDEC) be again.” The underbidder on the session topper was Consigned by Ashtown House Stud Irish bloodstock agent Brian Grassick. The second-high- Purchased by McKeever-St. Lawrence est price at Tuesday’s session was brought by hip 205 Kingmambo Spirit of Tara (Ire) 500,000 number 85. The son of Danehill is the first foal from the Consigned by Kilcarn Stud winning mare Marlene-D and brought a final bid Purchased by Shadwell Estates Ltd of i700,000 from John Warren. “He was a very im- Top Five Fillies posing individual with wonderful conformation,” Warren Lot Sire Dam Price (i) commented. The colt sold in utero for 100,000gns at 176 Distant View Sassy Bird 440,000 the 2000 Tattersalls December sale. He will be trained Consigned by Loughbrown Stud & Martinstown Farm by Michael Stoute. After the close of business Tuesday, Purchased by Shadwell Estates Ltd Matt Mitchell, Goffs Managing Director, commented, 101 Danehill Moment of Truth (Ire) 400,000 “Trade is solid, with strong competition for the better Consigned by Barronstown Stud lots.” The sale continues today at 11 a.m. Purchased by John I O’Byrne 113 Kingmambo Musicale 320,000 GOFFS ORBY STATISTICS Consigned by Barouche Stud TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 2002 Purchased by Shadwell Estates Ltd 150 Diesis (GB) Pump 280,000 Consigned by Airlie Stud Purchased by J S Bolger SESSION TOTALS 2002 2001 156 Grand Lodge Ragtime Rumble 240,000 Offered 205 207 Consigned by Croom House Stud No. Sold 182 184 Purchased by Charles O’Brien RNA 23 (11.2%) 23 (11.1%) Gross (i) (% change) 20,146,000 (+7%) n/a Average (i) (% change) 110,692 (+8%) n/a TDN TODAY www.goffs.com Headline News ...... 6 pages

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P N E W S T O D A Y P BREEDERS’ CUP NOVERRE TO KILDANGAN STUD Champion miler BULLETIN Noverre (Rahy--Danseur Fabuleux, by ) will commence his stud career in 2003 at Darley’s Kildangan Stud in Ireland. The blaze-faced bay is cur- Medaglia d’Oro Works rently in training for the G1 Champion S. Oct. 19 at GI Travers S. winner Medaglia d’Oro (El Prado {Ire}) Newmarket. Winner of the G2 Champagne S. and the worked a bullet six furlongs yesterday at Belmont Park G3 July S. at two, Noverre finished first in the G1 in 1:13. Jockey Aaron Gryder was in the irons. “I’ve Poule d’Essai des Poulains, but was disqualified for a worked him four times, but today was the most impres- medication violation. He captured the G1 Sussex S. in sive he’s worked,” Gryder said. “He is a great work August and was the highweighted three-year-old colt horse, anyway. He’ll go six furlongs in 1:16 if you over a mile in England. This year, he finished second to want, or he’ll go in 1:12 if you want. Today, he Rock of Gibraltar (Ire) in the Sussex and third to Nayef warmed up great and really acted like he wanted to get and (Ire) in the G1 Juddmonte International S. A into it.” Medaglia d’Oro, who galloped out seven fur- great-grandson of fabled broodmare Native Partner longs in 1:25 4/5 yesterday, will likely ship Oct. 21 to (Raise a Native), Noverre is a three-quarters brother to Arlington Park for the Breeders’ Cup Classic. Trainer multiple champion Arazi ( {Fr}). Bobby Frankel also sent out Classic hopeful Milwaukee “Noverre is a horse with a lot going for him,” said Sam Brew (Wild Again) to work a half mile in :47 2/5 yester- Bullard, Darley’s head of nominations. “He was excep- day. tionally tough and a ferocious battler, and precocious enough to get off the mark over five furlongs in May as Lido Palace to Skip Classic a two-year-old. He’s from one of the finest families in GI Woodward S. winner Lido Palace (Chi) (Rich Man’s the book, and is a strongly made, very attractive horse Gold) will not be supplemented to this year’s Breeders’ well worth coming to see once he’s at Kildangan.” For Cup Classic, co-owner John Amerman said yesterday. more information, go to www.darleystallions.com. Amerman had been considering making an $800,000 supplemental payment to make the horse eligible for LEFT BANK DIES Left Bank (French Deputy-- Marshesseaux, by Dr. Blum) died Monday after a severe the $4-million race. Though Amerman said he believed bout of colic. Shortly after equalling the Saratoga track Lido Palace was the best older dirt male in the country record while winning the GI Whitney Aug. 3, the five- and would have liked a chance to prove it, he did not year-old came down with colic and had surgery. He believe putting up the money to run in the Classic was was retired from racing and sent to Ashford Stud near necessarily practical. “It strikes me that if the Breeders’ Versailles, Kentucky to recuperate. Left Bank, running Cup and the NTRA wants to make this a true world in the colors of Michael Tabor, set a track record at championship, they’ve got to come up Belmont Park while winning the seven-furlong GII Tom with a supplemental situation that works for horses Fool H. He also won last year’s GI Cigar Mile H. and GI from both the Southern and Northern Hemispheres. If a Vosburgh. On the board in 16 of 24 starts, Left Bank horse is born in the Southern Hemisphere, he is almost won 14 races and earned $1,402,805. automatically excluded. I believe it would be very easy to solve this without affecting the whole Breeders’ Cup MANHATTAN CAFÉ RETIRED Manhattan Café payment system that much, but they have chosen not (Jpn) (Sunday Silence--Subtle Change {Ire}, by Law to do anything about it.” Amerman said Lido Palace will Society), a disappointing 13th in Sunday’s Prix de l’Arc now be pointed for the Nov. 29 $400,000 GII Clark H. de Triomphe, has been retired from racing with a leg at Churchill. “It’s certainly not quite the same purse, infection, according to a report in Japan Today. Trainer but I think we’ll do very well. Then we’ll have a fresh Futoshi Kojima told reporters on Monday that the four- horse for 2003.” year-old is possibly suffering from tendinitis. The Japa- nese star won the 2001 G1-JRA Kikuka Sho (Japanese A # will distinguish first-time stakes-winners, a @ will St. Leger) and G1-JRA Arima Kinen Grand Prix, as well indicate first-time graded stakes-winners, a s will as this year’s G1-JRA Tenno Sho. He won six of 11 denote a first-time Grade/Group 1 winner, a + will starts and earned $4,164,517. denote winners who are first-time starters.

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WEEKEND PEDIGREE Awesome Again, Deputy Commander and Touch Gold were all members of the outstanding 1994 crop PERSPECTIVES sired by Deputy Minister, which contained nine stakes by Alan Porter winners including additional GISW Fabulously Fast and Toyo Rainbow, a millionaire in Japan. Although the Saturday, Belmont Park three were contemporaries with similar aptitudes, cir- CHAMPAGNE S.-GI, $500,000, BEL, 10-5, 2yo, cumstances conspired to ensure that they rarely met in 1 1/16m, 1:44 2/5, ft. meaningful head-to-head competition. Awesome Again 1--#@sTOCCET, 122, c, 2, by Awesome Again was unraced at two and at three captured the Queen’s 1st Dam: Cozzene's Angel (MSP), by Cozzene Plate and GII Jim Dandy S. before running third to 2nd Dam: Charming Pan (Fr), by Trepan (Fr) Deputy Commander in the GI Travers S. He was a 3rd Dam: Charming Doll, by Don revelation at four, when skillful handling saw him go O/B-Dan Borislow (KY); T-John Scanlan; J-J Chavez; undefeated through a six-race season which culminated $300,000. Lifetime Record: 4-3-0-1, $331,710. *1st with a triumph in an epic renewal of the GI Breeders’ stakes winner for freshman sire (by Deputy Minister). Cup Classic, which also featured Silver Charm, , Sunday, Santa Anita Victory Gallop, Coronado’s Quest, Skip Away, Running OAK LEAF S.-GII, $200,000, SAX, 10-6, 2yo, f, Stag, Touch Gold, Arch and Gentlemen. 1 1/16m, 1:42 3/5, ft. Deputy Commander was also unraced at two, but 1--@#COMPOSURE, 119, f, 2, by Touch Gold was one of the stars of the summer at three, scoring GI 1st Dam: Party Cited (GSW & MGISP-US, wins in the Travers and Super Derby. He ended the G1SP-Eng, $377,943), by Alleged season with a second to Skip Away in the GI Breeders’ 2nd Dam: Dream Play, by Blushing Groom (Fr) Cup Classic, but at four started only three times, his 3rd Dam: Go On Dreaming, by Dewan best finish coming when second in the GII Californian S. ($470,000 yrl '01 KEESEP). O-Lewis Robert B & Touch Gold was more precocious than his paternal Beverly J; B-Rancho San Peasea S A (KY); T-Bob relatives, four juvenile starts resulting in a win in a six- Baffert; J-M E Smith; $120,000. Lifetime Record: furlong maiden at Woodbine, a second in the Swynford 4-2-1-0, $160,000. *First stakes winner for freshman S. and a third in the GIII Grey Breeders’ Cup S. Touch sire (by Deputy Minister). Gold began his three-year-old season by winning a six- This current year always looked likely to give an furlong Santa Anita allowance in 1:09.4 and taking the important window on the future prospects of Deputy GII Lexington S. by 8½ lengths. In the GI Preakness S., Minister’s male line. The early exportation of his sons he grabbed a quarter when going to his knees at the French Deputy and Dehere (who was responsible for start, but recovered to finish fourth, beaten only 1½ weekend GISW Take Charge Lady) left Silver Deputy lengths by Silver Charm. The effects of that injury were and Salt Lake as his leading proven sons. The question to trouble Touch Gold throughout the balance of his for 2002, as far as the Deputy Minister line was con- career, but he was still able to put together cerned, was how well his freshman sons--Awesome back-to-back wins in the GI Belmont S. (ending Silver Again, Deputy Commander and Touch Gold--would Charm’s Triple Crown bid) and GI Buick Haskell Invita- fare. That question was made all the more intriguing by tional. Touch Gold’s four-year-old career was limited to the fact that the most successful sons of Deputy Minis- four starts, but he did win an allowance contest at ter to date have tended to be speedy sorts, whereas Churchill Downs, running the fastest mile seen at that Awesome Again, Deputy Commander and Touch Gold track in 30 years and finished second, beaten only a all had top-class form at mile and a quarter and, in the neck, to Arch in the GIII Fayette S. Cont. p. 4 case of Touch Gold, even a mile and a half.

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(Pedigree Perspectives cont. from p. 3) Sparkles has a minor multiple stakes winner out of a Given their race records, it would not have been Cozzene mare. reasonable to expect the trio to sire a slew of juvenile Composure also has a pedigree with more than a hint winners, but it was extremely encouraging to see the of European influences. Her dam Party Cited, a daugh- weekend reveal promising first season graded-stakes ter of Alleged, began her career in England, where she scorers for Awesome Again and Touch Gold, who are was Group 1-placed at two and Group-3 placed at now stud companions at Frank Stronach’s Adena three. Campaigned in North America at four, Party Springs Kentucky. Cited captured the GIII Yerba Buena and Bayakoa H., Awesome Again struck first with his son Toccet, who and was five times graded stakes placed, including a took his record to three wins in four starts with a game second in the GI Santa Ana H. and third in the GI victory in the GI Champagne S. Not to be outdone, Beverly Hills H. A half sister to English listed winner Touch Gold evened the score Sunday, when Compo- Dehoush, Party Cited is out of the Blushing Groom sure gained a decisive victory in the GII Oak Leaf S. mare Dream Play. In turn, Dream Play is out of Go On What is particularly encouraging in view of Awesome Dreaming, a dual stakes winner and a daughter of Ohio Again’s and Touch Gold’s own background is that they blue hen Dan’s Dream, the dam of seven stakes win- were able to get these graded-stakes winning juveniles ners. Like Toccet, Composure owns a pedigree which is out of mares with relatively stout antecedents. Toccet predominantly an outcross. She does have War Admiral is the first foal of Cozzene’s Angel, a daughter of the 5x5x6, and the three-parts related Tom Fool and Spring late-developing Cozzene. Cozzene’s Angel herself did Run are in the fourth and fifth generations. There are at show a little precocity, as she was second and third in least three other stakes winners bred on the Deputy minor stakes at two. In all she won three races, Minister/Alleged cross, including Deputy Minister’s $72,420 from 23 starts spread over three years. A half group winner Mongol Warrior. Deputy Minister and his sister to the minor stakes winners Miss Walkie Talkie sons have also done extremely well with mares carrying (by Miswaki) and Courtly Canoe (by Fight Over), Blushing Groom, the sire of Composure’s second dam. Cozzene’s Angel has a pedigree with a decided Gallic We can’t leave Toccet and Composure without noting a background. Her dam Charming Pan (by Trepan, a potentially important similarity between their pedigrees: French-bred grandson of ), won just once, but both their broodmare sires are out of mares by Prince she was half sister to French listed scorers Chartino John, an influence found close up in the background of and Canaletto. A daughter of Iron Duke (by the great a number of Deputy Minister-line stakes winners, in- French sire Sicambre), Canaletto has gone on to great cluding champion Open Mind and group/graded stakes success as a broodmare, producing four stakes win- winners French Deputy, Forest Camp, Mongol Warrior, ners, including the group scorers Simon du Desert and Star Minister and Run Softly. Venize. Since this pair are by Kaldoun, a son of Cozzene’s sire Caro, they have the same grandsire and granddam as Cozzene’s Angel. Canaletto herself can © Copyright Thoroughbred Daily News. also boast a close relationship to a good runner as she This newspaper may not be reproduced in any form or by is three-quarters sister to the GI Hollywood Derby win- any means, electronic or mechanical, without prior ner Charming Duke, who is by Iron Duke out of a half written permission of the copyright owner, MediaVista. sister to Canaletto’s dam. Toccet’s pedigree is a com- Information as to the American races, race results and earnings was obtained from results charts published in plete outcross at five generations, although we can at Daily Racing Form and utilized here with with the least note that there is a modest precedent for the permission of the copyright owner, Daily Racing Form. cross, as Deputy Minister’s Louisiana-based son Mr.

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The Big Guns... FROM THE DESK OF... Last week, Coolmore and the Maktoums spent 60 percent of the sale’s gross. At yesterday’s session, Bill Oppenheim the game’s biggest hitters made up less of the mar- ket. Sheikh Hamdan, traditionally the strongest THE VIRTUES OF CONSISTENCY Maktoum buyer at this sale, led yesterday’s session Last week’s Tattersalls Houghton sale defied this with eight purchases totaling i2,665,000, while year’s select sale trend (down 25 percent) by remain- Demi O’Byrne signed for six, totaling i2,330,000, ing relatively level (marginally up) from last year. and John Ferguson three, for i875,000. Yesterday’s opening session at Goffs’ Orby yearling Gainsborough was not in action. Among them, the sale was the third significant ‘middle-market’ sale, or three big hitters bought 17 yearlings--nine percent of tier--following Fasig-Tipton July and Keeneland Sep- the listed sales--for i5,870,000, which was 29 tember Books 2-3--to come close enough to last percent of the session’s gross. In this middle tier, year’s figures to suggest again that the $100,000- their impact was less than half the impact they had average sale is looking far more solid than the select at Houghton. Three prominent agents: John Warren, tier above it. McKeever St. Lawrence, and Peter Doyle, were able to fill a lot of their orders, spending over i1 million From Pounds to Euros... each. Among them, the three bought 28 yearlings yesterday, spent over i4 million, and averaged over Though we’re now in Euros instead of Irish punts i145,000. That alone shows there is plenty of de- (or francs, for that matter), once you do the conver- mand when the big boys step aside. sion, it was a very respectable session: gross up seven percent, average up eight percent over last The Big Picture... year’s corresponding session, and up five percent Fasig Tipton July was able to sustain an average of over last year’s two-day Orby average. One of the $97,815 this year, selling 37 percent more horses and really helpful things about Euros at the moment is posting an $8.6-million gain in gross (also 37 percent), that they almost exactly equal dollars, so when we while Keeneland July and Saratoga combined dropped say 182 yearlings grossed i20,146,000, and aver- almost $50 million in gross, and a combined 32 percent aged i110,692, that means just about the same in average. September Books 2-3 saw 1,057 yearlings thing as if you said it in dollars. The drop from the drop 12 percent in gross, and 17 percent in average, record 2000 sale to 2001 for the two days had been immediately after Book 1’s percentage drops were approximately double--down 26 percent in gross and 31 10 percent in gross and 15 percent in average; yes- percent in average. Now, after Houghton’s trend- terday and today may not reach the record defying performance, with what just about everybody i43.6-million gross, or the i124,000 average agreed was an outstanding catalogue both on paper achieved in 2000, but the numbers look--as with and physically, Goffs’ opening Orby session gained Houghton last week--like they’ll be up on last year seven percent in gross and eight percent in average, to rather than down, which is plenty good news for i110,692. The trend is crystal clear: top down, middle European breeders. strong, sustained demand for the $100,000 horse in Europe as strong, if not stronger, than in America. i1 = $0.978937 = GB^0.630257 Bill Oppenheim cont. p. 6

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(Bill Oppenheim cont. from p. 5) Here’s the real story about the middle market. Let’s P P R E V I E W P assume for the moment that the Euro and the dollar are at parity--it’s close enough. Then we’ll combine Fasig Wednesday, Keeneland, post time: 4:52 p.m. July, September Books 2-3, and Goffs’ opening day. RAVEN RUN S.-GIII, $150,000, 3yo, 7f Last year: 1,428 yearlings grossed $130,789,600, and PP HORSE SIRE TRAINER WT averaged $91,589. This year: 1,564 horses grossed 1 Goodness Hennessy Asmussen 120 $129,632,700, and averaged $82,885. The number 2 For Rubies Not for Whiting 120 sold is up nine percent, the average is down 10 percent 3 Driana Carson City D Romans 117 but the gross was down less than $1 million, down just 4 Take the Cake Fly So Free Nafzger 123 one percent. So there’s still plenty of money for horses 5 Colonial Glitter Glitterman McGee 120 at this level, which is very good news. 6 Spring Meadow Meadowlake Hess 120 Stud Fee-sibility 7 Sightseek Distant View Frankel 117 These numbers raise the issue of stud fees, too, of 8 Respectful Honour and Glory Kruljac 117 course. Presuming the numbers through the rest of 9 Miss Lodi Mr. Greeley Amoss 123 Goffs and Tattersalls October next week remain rela- 10 Don’t Ruffle Me Pine Bluff Schu 117 tively stable, it seems clear that there is a broad-based 11 Maresha Judge T C Servis 120 yearling market which will justify viable stallions stand- 12 Wild Kandace French Deputy McKeever 117 ing for $15,000 (i15,000)-$30,000 (i30,000). In this middle tier, which encompasses 2000-2500 yearlings, 2002 SIRE RANKINGS IN JAPAN there is a case for stallions whose yearlings can aver- (up to Sept. 29) age 3x stud fee, and whose medians are 2x stud fee. SIRE RNRS WNRS EARNINGS The market has spoken loud and clear, and it’s telling SUNDAY SILENCE 363 130 $40,707,243 us what breeders can afford to pay, at today’s prices, (by Halo) to sustain this broad and vital market tier. The top BRIAN’S TIME 182 61 $16,668,642 stallions, and the top of the market, that’s a different (by Roberto) league. Stallions who are at the top, or who aspire to TONY BIN (IRE) 186 63 $15,706,130 the top justify stud fees above $30,000. But mid-range (by Kampala) stallions don’t, and any who happen to be standing for AFLEET 149 54 $10,852,975 more than $30,000 will find mares hard to come by as (by Mr. Prospector) long as breeders pay attention to the monetary relation- FUJI KISEKI (JPN) 129 40 $9,463,740 ship between breeding mares and selling yearlings. By (by Sadler’s Wells) the same token, there are going to be some good buys SAKURA BAKUSHIN-OH (JPN) 132 47 $8,624,317 for breeders this year: Smart Strike at a career-low for (by Sakura Yutaka-Oh) $20,000 just as he’s proving himself a name to be COMMANDER IN CHIEF (GB) 131 40 $8,158,919 taken seriously, is an early example. (by ) Thoroughbred Daily News is: FORTY NINER 104 49 $7,568,805 Barry Weisbord President/Co-Publisher (by Mr. Prospector) Sue Finley Vice President/Co-Publisher JADE ROBBERY 158 50 $7,001,276 Andy Belfiore Editor-in-Chief (by Mr. Prospector) Alycia Borer Director of Advertising DANCE IN THE DARK (JPN) 137 35 $6,784,325 Jessica Martini Associate Editor (by Sunday Silence) Alan Carasso Assistant Editor Marie Kizenko Assistant Editor CURRENCY CONVERSIONS Christina Bossinakis Editorial Assistant Unit/US$ Unit/GB£ Lucas Marquardt Writer/Reporter British pound 1.55332 1.00 Mike Szotak Internet Services Manager Euro 0.978937 0.630257 Vicki Forbes Director of Customer Services U.S. dollar 1.00 0.643784

NUCKOLS FARM First-crop two-year-old FLYING JAZZ “launched a dazzling rally” to win a maiden special weight by 1 1/4 at Keeneland Sunday! STbred. Times Today, 10-7 Charles Nuckols Jr. & Sons Midway, Kentucky (859) 846-4438 Fax (859) 846-4960 JAMBALAYA JAZZ [email protected] S Glorious Morning, by Graustark WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 2002 AMERICAN 3 Pages EDITION

ANGEL KATE TOPS OBS DAY 2 Angel Kate (Mt. E A S T Livermore), a 10-year-old mare in foal to MGISW I I Vicar (Wild Again), topped yesterday’s second ses- sion of the Ocala Breeders’ Sales Company’s Fall Pistols and Roses to Emerald Pastures: Mixed Sale in Ocala, Florida. The bay mare was con- MGISW Pistols and Roses (Darn that Alarm--To Be signed by Summerfield, Agent CXXXVI, and she was Continued, by Princely Pleasure) will stand the 2003 purchased for $80,000 by Westbury Stables. Angel breeding season at Emerald Pastures Farm in Ocala, Kate is a half sister to MGSW For Really (Buckaroo) Florida. On the racetrack, the 13-year-old stallion won and stakes winners August Queen (Sovereign the 1992 GII Blue Grass S. and the the 1993 and 1994 runnings of the GI Donn H. He is the sire of stakes Dancer) and Return to Quarters (Fit to Fight). During winners Out ‘n About and Runaway Rose. Pistols and the auction’s two-day consignor-preferred section, Roses will stand for $2,000 live foal, with an early 193 horses grossed $4,646,900 and averaged booking incentive available. $13,548. The average decreased 23 percent from last year’s preferred sessions. The sale’s first of two Yesterday’s Results: open sessions begins today at 10:30 a.m. 7th-DEL, $51,900, Alw, Opt. Clm. ($75,000), NW4X, 3yo/up, f/m, 1mT, 1:37 3/5, fm. I M I D W E S T I 1--SALTY YOU, 118, f, 4, Salt Lake--Starlight Way (SP, $120,291), by Green Dancer. ($55,000 yrl '99 KEESEP). O-Lael Stables; B-Mt Brilliant Farm LLC Monday’s Late Results: (KY); T-Michael R Matz. Lifetime Record: GISW, 1st-GLD, $11,400, Msw, 2yo, f, 5 1/2f, 1:09 2/5, 17-5-2-2, $330,707. ft. 2--Media Access, 118, f, 4, Devil's Bag--Foufa, by SIMPLY TRICKY (f, 2, Our Emblem--Simply Classy, Storm Bird. by Clever Trick) ran second in her bow over this track 3--Battenkill, 118, m, 5, Rahy--Helenska, by II. Sept. 9 and went off the hot 3-5 choice to graduate Margins: NK, 1HF, 1 1/4. Odds: 2.10, 4.10, 10.70. this time around. The $2,200 FTKOCT and $5,000 Salty You, winner of the GI Mazarine S. at Woodbine KEESEP yearling purchase stalked the pace in third as a juvenile, kicked off 2002 with an allowance score through the opening half mile, mounted her challenge at Gulfstream Jan. 26, but has failed to hit the board in at the quarter pole and took over late to score by a four of her last five starts, including a fifth last time, length over Moon Rise Darling (Busterwaggley). Life- following a three-month layoff, in the Twixtslusive S. time Record: 2-1-1-0, $9,120. over this course Sept. 15. Quick off the mark this time, O-White Lake Farms Inc. B-Elizabeth S Lavin (KY). the second choice held a modest advantage throughout T-Larry R Uelmen. and held on in the drive for a narrow score. OBS FALL MIXED SALE A # will distinguish first-time stakes-winners, a @ will TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 2002 indicate first-time graded stakes-winner, a + will de- note winners who are first-time starters, an (S) will be SESSION TOTALS 2002 2001 used for state-bred races, a (C) will be used for maiden- No. Sold 193 204 claiming races. Gross $2,600,500 $2,245,300 Average $13,474 $11,006 STAKES CLOSINGS CUMULATIVE TOTALS 2002 2001 TODAY, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 9: No. Sold 343 408 10-27 $200,000a Sky Classic-II, Wo, 3yo/up, Gross $4,646,900 $4,493,100 Average $13,548 $11,013 11fT (200) www.obssales.com www.stakesdigestweekly.com Congratulations to the connections of: KAFWAIN S Winner of the G2 Norfolk S. (sold by Sequel Bloodstock) GREEN FEE S Winner of the G2 Kelso Breeders’ Cup H. (dam sold by Sequel Bloodstock) ICECOLDBEERATREDS S Winner of the G2 Del Mar Futurity and second in the G1 Champagne S. (dam sold by Sequel Bloodstock) Sequel Bloodstock (Becky Thomas) ! Office (352) 591-5621 ! Fax (352) 591-9874 TDN P AMERICAN • 10/9/02 • PAGE 2 of 3

MAIDEN WINNERS: B R E E D E R S’ Can't Escape Me, f, 2, Crafty Dude--Alligator Belly, by Great Gladiator. MED, 10-8, (C), 6f, 1:13. B-Tony E D I T I O N Bowling & Bobby Dodd (Fl). Cattle Kate, f, 2, Crown Ambassador--Lizotte, by Lac ALLOWANCE RESULTS: Ouimet. HOO, 10-7, (R), 5 1/2f, 1:06 3/5. B-Swifty 8th-DEL, $51,900, Opt. Clm. ($75,000), NW4X, Farms, Inc (In). *$7,100 yrl '01 INDAUG. 3yo/up, 1m, 1:37, ft. Simply Tricky, f, 2, Our Emblem--Simply Classy, by SMASHING BEAU (118, c, 4, Beau Genius--It's a Hit, Clever Trick. GLD, 10-7, 5 1/2f, 1:09 2/5. B-E Lavin by Pleasant Colony) Lifetime Record: MSW, 17-5-7-1, (Ky). *$2,200 yrl '01 FTKOCT; $5,000 yrl '01 KEESEP. $181,610. O-Houck B J & Stallings III S. B-Althea Rich- Patriot's Key, c, 3, D. C. Tenacious--Native Patriot, by ards (VA). T-D H Barr. *$25,000 2yo 2000 FTMMAY. My Patriot. HOO, 10-7, (S), 6f, 1:13 3/5. B-I Hay (In). Jule's Jewel, c, 3, Jules--Helen's Fury, by Barachois. 6th-LRL, $36,000, Opt. Clm. ($75,000-$65,000), SUF, 10-8, 6f, 1:14 4/5. B-Francis McDonnell (Fl). NW3$6MX, 3yo/up, f/m, 6f, 1:09 3/5, ft. In Need of Reign, c, 3, Reigning King--Extra Steam, by HONGKONG CHARLEY (m, 5, Tour D'Or--Diff E Q, by Exceller. PHA, 10-8, 6 1/2f, 1:17 4/5. B-K Kohl (Pa). Cormorant) Lifetime Record: SW, 33-10-4-5, $251,822. Yuge, c, 3, Rubiano--Nine Trumpets, by Forty Niner. O-J D R Stables. B-B Van Tuyl (FL). T-J Contreras. MED, 10-8, (C), 1mT, 1:36 4/5. B-Formal Gold LLC (Ky). *$8,000 wlng '99 KEENOV; $15,000 yrl '00 9th-FEX, $35,700, NW2L, 3yo/up, 1 1/8m, 1:52, ft. TEXAUG. BROTHER PAT (g, 3, Raj Waki--Stretch Your Wings, by Harts Gap, f, 3, Saint Ballado--Special Test (MSW, Graustark) Lifetime Record: 3-2-0-0, $41,672. O-Come $207,206), by Hawkin's Special. DEL, 10-8, By Chance Stable. B-James E Day (ON). T-Lynn M a1 1/16mT, 1:45 4/5. B-James P Gallagher (Ky). Simon. *1/2 to Fun to Run (Regal Intention), MSW & *$285,000 yrl '00 FTKJUL. GSP, $433,203. Slick Debbie, f, 3, Slick--Regal Distinction, by Royal and Regal. HOO, 10-7, (S), 6f, 1:14 1/5. B-Drexel E 8th-MED, $33,000, Opt. Clm. ($35,000-$30,000), Crouse (In). NW2X, 3yo/up, f/m, 1mT, 1:35 1/5, fm. Can'tfindmyglasses, f, 3, Theatrical (Ire)--Lady Linga- TWILIGHTS PRAYER (f, 4, Allen's Prospect--Twilight felter, by Private Account. MED, 10-8, (C), 1mT, Encounter {GSP, $125,260}, by Regal Classic) Lifetime 1:36. B-Alex G Campbell Jr (Ky). *$120,000 yrl '00 Record: SW, 20-4-4-1, $129,690. O-Matthew Sheerin. KEESEP. B-Raymond Sheerin (NJ). T-Gary C Contessa. Sunset Park, g, 4, Northern Park--Copper Horizon, by Pleasant Colony. PHA, 10-8, (C), 7 1/2fT, 1:35 2/5. 8th-MNR, $25,000, 10-7, NW2L, 3, f, 1m, 1:44 2/5, ft. B-Eugene E Weymouth (Pa). GRASP THE MOMENT (f, 3, Key Contender--Groovy's Miss Joker, f, 4, Wild Again--Highland Penny (MGSW, Fairest, by Groovy) Lifetime Record: 9-2-1-2, $23,177. $669,886), by Highland Blade. FEX, 10-8, 1 1/16m, O-Flying Z Stables, Carl Lizza. B-Flying Zee Stables 1:46. B-Live Oak Stud (Ky). (NY). T-Oscar S Barrera Jr. NORTHVIEW STALLION STATION GOLDEN EAGLE FARM 2003 STUD FEES 2003 STUD FEES Stallion (Sire) Fee Stallion (Sire) Fee Awad (Caveat) $3,500 American Day (Nureyev) $1,000 Concern (Broad Brush) $3,500 Avenue of Flags (Seattle Slew) $10,000 Crowd Pleaser (A.P. Indy) $3,500 Event of the Year (Seattle Slew) $10,000 Diamond (Mr. Prospector) $5,000 General Meeting (Seattle Slew) $10,000 Lion Hearted () $5,000 Half a Year (Riverman) $2,000 Not for Love (Mr. Prospector) $15,000 Half Term (Mr. Prospector) $2,500 Partner’s Hero (Danzig) $5,000 River Flyer (Riverman) $2,000 Two Punch (Mr. Prospector) $20,000 King of the Hunt (Seattle Slew) $1,500 Waquoit (Relaunch) $5,000 www.goldeneaglefarm.com www.northviewstallions.com Stakes closings at your fingertips! Now on the web at stakesdigestweekly.com TDN P AMERICAN • 10/9/02 • PAGE 3 of 3

THIS WEEK IN HISTORY... FRESHMAN FOCUS October 10, 1974...Lincoln Downs staged a $5,000 First-crop progeny to watch: Wednesday, Oct. 9 “Battle of the Sexes” match race between jockeys Denise Sire (Sire’s Sire), Farm, 1999 Fee, #2yos/Winners/SW Race #-track, race type, distance, runner, odds (if available) Boudrot and Mike Lapensee. The race was won by CAPE TOWN (Seeking the Gold), Overbrook, $10K, 62/3/0 3- Boudrot. In a rematch held one week later in which the KEE, Msw, 7f, +Bird Town, 5-1 riders switched mounts, Boudrot won again. DEPUTY COMMANDER (Deputy Minister), Airdrie, $20K, 97/4/0 3-BEL, Msw, 1mT, Convexity, $75K KEE SEP yrl FAVORITE TRICK (Phone Trick), Walmac, $30K, 77/5/0 6- October 12, 1920...In the final race of his career, three- BEL, Alw, 1mT, Hypnotist, $80K FTS AUG yrl year-old Man o’War defeated 1919 Triple Crown win- 3-CT, Msw, 4 1/2f, Mia Trick, $25K FTS AUG yrl, 15-1 ner Sir Barton in a match race at Kenilworth Park. Sent GRAND SLAM (), Ashford, $30K, 130/13/1 off at odds of 1-20, Man o’War won by seven lengths for 3-BEL, Msw, 1mT, Imitation, $245K KEE SEP yrl PARTNER'S HERO (Danzig), Northview, $8K, 63/4/1 his 14th consecutive victory. 6-LRL, Alw, 1 1/16mT, I Pay the Bills, $12K EAS OCT yrl, 20-1 SKIP AWAY (Skip Trial), Hopewell, $50K, 94/5/0 October 12, 1966..., owned by Edith Bancroft, 2-SA, Msw, 1m, Skippingtomontana, $4K KEE SEP yrl broke his maiden at Aqueduct Racetrack, winning by TOUCH GOLD (Deputy Minister), Adena, $30K, 86/4/1 2-SA, Msw, 1m, Golden Penny, $650K KEE APR 2yo eight lengths. 3-BEL, Msw, 1mT, +Twilight Racer, $125K KEE APR 2yo 5-BEL, Msw, 7f, Our Nancy Lee, $190K FTF FEB 2yo October 13, 1927...Arlington Park opened. The track, WESTERN FAME (Gone West), Applebite, $3K, 53/5/0 built by H. D. Brown, had a steeplechase course and a 2-SA, Msw, 1m, Tizalovelylady polo field and was adjacent to tennis courts, a golf course LEADING BROODMARE SIRES OF 2002 and a one-mile training track. GRADE/GROUP ONE WINNERS (through Oct. 6) October 13, 1956...At age four, 1955 Horse of the Year Sire Location Winners Darshaan (Shirley Heights) dead 4 Nashua won his last race, the Jockey Club Gold Cup at Danzig (Northern Dancer) Ky 3 Belmont Park. Rainbow Quest (Blushing Groom) GB 3 Ahonoora () dead 2 October 13, 1984...At age nine, odds-on favorite John Alysheba (Alydar) Saudi Arabia 2 Henry won his last race, the Ballantine’s Scotch Classic Cox’s Ridge (Best Turn) dead 2 Dancing Brave () dead 2 at the Meadowlands. He earned a $500,000 bonus for Desert Wine (Damascus) Wa 2 winning both the Scotch Classic and the Turf Classic at Kris (Sharpen Up) dead 2 Belmont Park September 22. He retired with then-record Ogygian (Damascus) Japan 2 earnings of $6,597,947. Pleasant Colony (His Majesty) pensioned 2 Riverman (Never Bend) dead 2 Ï Ò Seattle Slew (Bold Reasoning) dead 2 Storm Cat (Storm Bird) Ky 2 Compiled by Werk Thoroughbred Consultants, specialists in assisting breeders in their stallion selection and buyers TDN TODAY in their auction purchases. For more information call (510) American ...... 3 pages 490-1111. Not all former racehorses can go on to second careers. DO YOUR PART. Don’t you have room in your paddock for a retired veteran? Call the TRF at (800) 728-1660, or e-mail us at [email protected].

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GODOLPHIN’S ETERNITY Echoes In Eternity (Ire) LEGENDS TO REGROUP FOR CHAMPIONS DAY (Spinning World {USA}), winner of the Cliff Brant's Legendary former jockeys Yves Saint-Martin, Lester Champagne Retirement EBF Maiden Fillies' S. on her Piggott, Geoff Lewis and will team up with only racecourse start at Newmarket Sept. 24, has been current top riders Pat Eddery and Johnny Murtagh for a purchased by Godolphin for an undisclosed sum and special presentation ceremony at Newmarket on Cham- will spend the forthcoming in Dubai. The juvenile pions' Day Oct. 19 to celebrate the 125th anniversary was highly impressive when accounting for Discreet of the G1 Emirates Airline Champion S. Each will repre- Brief (Ire) by 3½ lengths at Headquarters and will bid to sent one decade in the recent history of the race that follow in the hoofprints of Balanchine and Cape Verdi, they won 16 times between them. Newmarket's most who both tasted Classic success for Godolphin after valuable contest of the year was first run in 1877 and starting their racing careers in Sangster's ownership. there are surviving winning jockeys from each decade back to the 1950's, when rode the first GOSSAMER MULLING MILAN Trainer Luca of his five winners aboard Petite Cumani's Gossamer (GB) (Sadler's Wells {USA}) is Etoile in 1959. Piggott's quintet of victories spanned 33 set to return to action this weekend Sunday’s G1 years as he went on to triumph on Pieces of Eight Premio Vittorio di Capua at San Siro racetrack in (1966), (1968), Giacometti (1974) and Rodrogo Milan. The G1 Irish 1000 Guineas winner's participa- de Triano (1992). Geoff Lewis won aboard Silly Season tion hinges on the state of the going, as she has a in 1965 and more famously when successful on known preference for cut in the ground. “Gossamer Lorenzaccio in 1970 at the expense of the great could run in the mile Group 1 in Milan on Sunday, but Nijinsky. Joe Mercer won the race twice, both times it will depend on the ground and we are waiting to partnering in 1971 and 1972. France's Yves Saint-Martin won three Champion S. renewals, hear of news of the ground at San Siro,” Cumani told Flying Water (1977), Vayrann (1981) and Palace Music Racing Post. “She is in fantastic form and hopefully (1984). Pat Eddery also won three Champions, on she can run there before going onto run in the Breed- Vitiges (1976), (1985) and (1996), ers' Cup Mile.” Following her Classic success at the whereas Johnny Murtagh has one on the board, Curragh May 26, Gossamer finished last in the G1 Kalanisi two years ago. Coronation S. at Royal Ascot June 21, then returned to form when third to Rock of Gibraltar (Ire) and Banks Hill (GB) in the G1 Prix du Moulin at H B R I T A I N H Longchamp Sept. 8. She was again foiled by unsuit- able track conditions when scratched from her latest Yesterday’s Results: engagement in the G1 Queen Elizabeth S. at Ascot 3.15 Southwell, EBF Rose & Crown At Newark Novice Sept. 29. S. (Class D) (Cond), £6,255, 2yo, 5f (AWT), 1:01.90, stn. MARIONNAUD TO PADDOCKS Dual Group heroine FRASCATI (GB) (f, 2, Emarati {USA}--Fizzy Fiona {GB}, Marionnaud (Ire) (Spectrum {Ire}--Raghida {Ire}, by by Efisio {GB}) broke smartly from the gate, raced in a Nordico {USA}) looks set to be retired from racing and prominent second as Petite Mac (GB) (Timeless Times will continue her career as a broodmare. Trained by Jim {USA}) made the running and was pushed to the front Bolger, Marionnaud captured the G3 Derrinstown Stud at the quarter-mile marker. The 2-1 punters’ choice was 1000 Guineas trial at Leopardstown May 12 and, most ridden two lengths clear approaching the final furlong recently, the G3 Coolmore Stud Home of Champions and ran on well in the closing stages to safely account Concorde S. at Tipperary Oct. 6. “We will probably call for the running on Princess Erica (GB) (Perpendicular it a day with her after that,” Bolger told Irish Thorough- {GB}) by 2½ lengths. Lifetime Record: 10-3-3-1, bred Marketing. “I had a race in America in mind for £16,428. her, but she is now unlikely to travel. Hopefully she will O-Lord Crawshaw; B-Exors of the Late Lord Crawshaw; be covered by either Danehill or .” T-Alan Berry; J-Fergal Lynch.

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2.00 Catterick, Lancashire Maiden S. (Class D), 2.45 Southwell, Famous Virgins And Castle At Kenil- £6,300, 2yo, 5fT, 0:57.60, fm. worth Maiden Auction S. (Class F) (Div 2), £4,160, H HARRISON (IRE) (g, 2, Eagle Eyed {USA}--Penrose 2yo, 1m (AWT), 1:46.30, stn. {Ire}, by Wolfhound {USA}), a 14-1 chance, soon SHENLEY CHARM (GB) (c, 2, First Trump {GB}-- raced in a close second as Raymond’s Pride (GB) (Mind Glimpse {GB}, by Night Shift {USA}), a 20-1 outsider, Games {GB}) set a solid pace. Driven along to challenge was sent to the lead from the outset and set a consid- approaching the final furlong, he ran on well for his erate pace in advance of Project Red (Ire) (Danehill rider’s urgings in the closing stages to deny Raymond’s Dancer {Ire}), but came under pressure soon after turn- Pride by a short head in the last stride.He was an ing for home. He was ridden along at the quarter-mile Ir£8,063 TATIRE yearling purchase. Lifetime Record: marker as Wizard Of Edge (GB) (Wizard King {GB}) 8-1-1-2, £6,455. shaped to challenge, was sent further ahead at the O-M Maclennan; B-Margaret Conlon; T-Roger Fisher; eighth pole and stayed on in determined fashion to J-Kieren Fallon. safely account for that rival by 2½ lengths. The winner was an 8,000gns TATOCT yearling. Lifetime Record: 3.00 Catterick, Cumbria Median Auction Maiden S. 2-1-0-0, £2,912. (Class F), £4,360, 3yo, 5f 212ydsT, 1:11.50, fm. O-Roy Skeggs; B-Wickfield Farm Partnership; T-Hugh CONSIGNIA (IRE) (f, 3, Definite Article {GB}--Coppelia Morrison; J-Richard Hughes. {Ire}, by Mac’s Imp {USA}), a 9,000gns TATDEC weanling and a 16,000gns TATOCT yearling, was LEADING EUROPEAN SIRES OF 2002 FIRST-TIME SWs reserved off the pace in third as Western Belle (GB) (through Oct. 6) (Magic Ring {Ire}) set a good pace and closer order SIRE LOCATION SWs once into the stretch run. The 3-1 second choice was Danehill (Danzig) Ire 13 ridden along at the quarter mile marker, quickened to Barathea (Sadler’s Wells) Ire 9 the front at the distance and was pushed clear thereaf- Night Shift (Northern Dancer) Ire 9 ter to defeat Bonnie Lad (Ire) (Tagula {Ire}) by an easy 3½ lengths. Lifetime Record: 11-1-0-0, £3,052. Lomitas (Niniski) GB 8 O-M Kerr Dineen, S Melhado & S Scott; B-Ardrums Sadler’s Wells (Northern Dancer) GB 8 House Stud; T-John Hills; J-Eddie Ahern. Highest Honor (Kenmare) Fr 7 Zafonic (Gone West) dead 7 1.45 Southwell, Famous Virgins And Castle At Kenil- Darshaan (Shirley Heights) dead 6 worth Maiden Auction S. (Class F) (Div 1), £4,170, Polar Falcon (Nureyev) GB 6 2yo, 1m (AWT), 1:45.40, stn. Alzao (Lyphard) Ire 5 EVA PERON (IRE) (f, 2, Alzao {USA}--High Flying Adored {Ire}, by In The Wings {GB}) soon tracked the Hernando (Niniski) GB 5 leaders in fourth as Electrique (Ire) (Elmaamul {USA}) In the Wings (Sadler’s Wells) Ire 5 led. Going well at the quarter-mile marker, the Indian Ridge (Ahonoora) Ire 5 11,000gns TATOCT yearling was pushed to the front Selkirk (Sharpen Up) GB 5 with 1½ furlongs remaining and was ridden out in the (Based on winners of European stakes that qualify for latter stages to account for Platinum Charmer (Ire) "black-type" by North American catalogue standards.) (Kahyasi {Ire}) by a cozy 1 1/4 lengths as the 7-4 mar- Compiled by Werk Thoroughbred Consultants, specialists ket choice. Lifetime Record: 4-1-1-1, £0,000. in assisting breeders in their stallion selection and buyers O-Angela McAlpine & Partners; B-Rathbarry Stud; in their auction purchases. For more information call (510) T-Hugh Morrison; J-Richard Hughes. 490-1111. TDN P WORLDWIDE • 10/9/02 • PAGE 3 of 3

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WILLIAM HILL OPEN BC BOOKS Eva Peron (Ire), f, 2, Alzao (USA)--High Flying Adored British bookmaker William Hill has now quoted (Ire), by In The Wings (GB). Southwell, Britain, 10-8, prices for several Breeders' Cup races atop their Famous Virgins And Castle At Kenilworth Maiden exisiting books. US speedballs Orientate (9-2) and Auction S. (Class F) (Div 1), 2yo, 1m (AWT), £4,170. Xtra Heat (11-2) lead the Sprint book, Michael B-Rathbarry Stud. *11,000gns yrl ‘01 TATOCT. Stoute's Islington heads the Filly/Mare Turf at 3-1 H Harrison (Ire), g, 2, Eagle Eyed (USA)--Penrose (Ire), and Azeri is a short favourite at even money for the by Wolfhound (USA). Catterick, Britain, 10-8, Distaff. Sulamani's defection from the Turf has left Lancashire Maiden S. (Class D), 2yo, 5fT, £6,300. High Chaparral 3-1 favourite, with Golan cut two B-Margaret Conlon. *Ir£8,063 yrl ‘01 TATIRE. points to 5-1. Shenley Charm (GB), c, 2, First Trump (GB)--Glimpse (GB), by Night Shift (USA). Southwell, Britain, 10-8, Famous Virgins And Castle At Kenilworth Maiden GI BREEDERS' CUP CLASSIC: 5-1 Medaglia d'Oro, Auction S. (Class F) (Div 1), 2yo, 1m (AWT), £4,170. 5-1 War Emblem, 7-1 Evening Attire, 8-1 Came Home, B-Wickfield Farm Partnership. *8,000gns yrl ‘01 10-1 Lido Palace, 12-1 Harlans Holiday, 12-1 Hawk TATOCT. Wing, 12-1 Macho Uno, 12-1 Pleasantly Perfect, Sopran Rahp (GB), f, 2, Primo Dominie (GB)--Rahon 12-1 Repent, 14-1 Nayef, 16-1 E Dubai, (Ire), by Ahonoora (GB). Rome, Italy, 10-8, Premio 16-1 Momentum, 16-1 Tenpins (others upon request) Carlos Primero (Mdn), 2yo, 7 1/2fT, i15,300. B-Azienda Agricola S Uberto In Cerrecchia SRL. GI BREEDERS' CUP TURF: 3-1 High Chaparral (from Consignia (Ire), f, 3, Definite Article (GB)--Coppelia (Ire), 4-1), 7-2 Marienbard (from 4-1), 5-1 Golan (from 7-1), by Mac’s Imp (USA). Catterick, Britain, 10-8, Cumbria 7-1 Denon, 8-1 Ballingarry, 8-1 With Anticipation, Median Auction Maiden S. (Class F), 3yo, 5f 212ydsT, 14-1 Mubtaker, 14-1 The Tin Man, 16-1 Super £4,360. B-Ardrums House Stud. *9,000gns wnl ‘99 Quercus, 16-1 Zindabad (others upon request) TATDEC; 16,000gns yrl ‘00 TATOCT. GI BREEDERS' CUP MILE: 5-4 Rock of Gibraltar, 6-1 Landseer, 7-1 Beat Hollow, 8-1 Domedriver, European-Based Winners of 8-1 Forbidden Apple, 12-1 Touch Of The Blues, 14-1 Breeders’ Cup Races Good Journey, 14-1 Irish Prize, 20-1 Bach, 20-1 Night Horse Race Patrol, 20-1 Noverre, 20-1 Redattore, 25-1 Decarchy, Last Tycoon (Ire) ‘86 Mile 25-1 Del Mar Show, 33-1 Green Fee (others upon request) ‘87 Mile GI BREEDERS' CUP SPRINT: 9-2 Orientate, 11-2 Xtra Miesque ‘88 Mile Heat, 8-1 Gygistar, 8-1 Swept Overboard, 10-1 Carson Royal Academy ‘88 Mile Hollow, 10-1 Disturbingthepeace, 12-1 Bonapaw, 12-1 Barathea (Ire) ‘94 Mile Kona Gold, 12-1 Invincible Spirit (others upon request) Ridgewood Pearl (Ire) ‘95 Mile Spinning World ‘97 Mile GI BREEDERS' CUP F/M TURF: 3-1 Islington, Sheikh Albadou (GB) ‘91 Sprint 5-1 Golden Apples, 5-1 , 11-2 Banks Hill, Arazi ‘91 Juvenile 11-1 Aquarelliste, 12-1 Fraulein, 14-1 Alasha, Johannesburg ‘01 Juvenile 14-1 Englands Legend, 16-1 Affluent, 16-1 Owsley, Banks Hill (GB) ‘01 F/M Turf 16-1 Starine, 16-1 Turtle Bow, 16-1 Volga, 16-1 Voodoo Dancer (others upon request) Lashkari (GB) ‘84 Turf Pebbles (GB) ‘85 Turf GI BREEDERS' CUP DISTAFF: 1-1 Azeri, 9-2 Imperial In the Wings (GB) ‘90 Turf Gesture, 11-2 Farda Amiga, 6-1 Summer Colony, Miss Alleged ‘91 Turf 6-1 Take Charge Lady, 14-1 Bella Bellucci, Tikkanen ‘94 Turf 14-1 Mandy's Gold, 20-1 Dancethruthedawn, Pilsudski (Ire) ‘96 Turf 25-1 (others upon request) (Ire) ‘99 Turf Fantastic Light ‘01 Turf TDN Worldwide Today ...... 3 pages Arcangues ‘93 Classic