The Thoroughbred Daily News is delivered to your home or business by fax each morning by 5 a.m. For subscription information, please call 908-747-8060. T~?I~~UN~~~RE DM T U E S D A Y, A U G U S T 1 5 1995 '

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Today, York, England CORDERO READY TO RIDE Angel Cordero Jr. expects to make his return to riding Sept. 3 at JUDDMONTE INTERNATIONAL S.-G1, $327,869a, Monmouth Park, where he will begin to prepare for a 3yo/up, 1 Of 85ydsT PP HORSE TRAINER JOCKEY ODDS fall riding schedule culminating in an appearance in the 1 Needle Gun Brittain Cochrane 20-1 Oct. 28 Breeders' Cup at Belmont Park. Cordero, a 52- 2 Halling bin Surror Swinburn 2-1 year-old Hall of Fame jockey who has not ridden in a 3 Annus Mirabilis Stoute Kinane 9-2 rac~ since suffering serious injuries in a Jan. 12, 1992 4 Bahri Dunlop Carson 11-8 a~c1dent at Aqueduct, has been a Thoroughbred trainer 5 Ela-Aristokrati Stoute Hills 50-1 since that time. He said he expected to ride two or 6 Eltish Cecil Eddery 5-1 three ~aces at Monmouth Sept. 3 and had mapped out a Three-year-old Bahri (Riverman), 123, on the board in tentative Belmont Park fall schedule which includes riding appearances on Super Saturday (Sept. 16), all nine career starts,_ earned Group 1 status winning the St. James Palace S. 1n June, then came back to finish Breeders' Cup Preview Day (Oct. 7), New York Show­ case Day (Oct. 14) and Breeders' Cup Day, Oct. 28. He second_ in t~e G 1 Sussex S. July 26. Halling (Diesis {GB}), m with 132 pounds, returned from a nine-month wil_I rid~ Rogues Walk (Ends Well), who he currently layoff to win the G1 Coral-Eclipse S. July 8, his first tr_am~, m the New York Showcase Day, and said he stakes win. He makes his second post-vacation start. d1dn t expect to have problems lining up mounts for the other days. Cordero will give up his trainer's license Today, York, England while he is riding; his stable will be trained by his wife GREAT VOLTIGEUR S.-G2, $81,967a, 2yo, 11f Marjorie. Cordero said he is also open to making speci~I 195ydsT ~ppearances at ~ther tracks, for a fee, and had already lined up a tentative stop at El Commandante in his PP HORSE TRAINER JOCKEY WT. 1 Pentire Wragg Hills 1 24 ~ative Puerto Rico. He expects to end his riding career 2 lhtiram Dunlop Carson 1 21 in the Dec. 3 Classico del Caribe Dec. 3 in Santo 3 Singspiel Stoute Kinane 1 21 D~mingo. "It doesn't matter to me that people say I 4 Luso Brittain Cochrane 1 26 miss the limelight," said Cordero. "When you get to be Highweight Luso (GB) (Salse), winner of this year's G1 my age, that doesn't mean anything to you. It's just Italian Derby, missed by just a neck to last year's Arc something that's bothering me--1 just wanted to ride one winner Carnegie in the G 1 Grand Prix de Saint-Cloud more time. I didn't want to retire like I did." Cordero last time out July 2. said his current weight had dropped to 11 2 pounds after working 2 months with a personal trainer. Saturday, Saratoga TRAVERS S.-GI, $750,000, 3yo, 1 Of HOLLYWOOD NEXT TO JUMP TRA SHIP? THUNDER GULCH READY TO RUMBLE Hollywoo? Park President R.D. Hubbard, talking to Kentucky Derby and Belmont Stakes winner Thunder reporters 1n Del Mar's paddock Sunday, said he did not Gulch (Gulch) worked five-eighths in an easy 1 :05.02 see his track continuing its membership with the Thor­ over Saratoga's Oklahoma training track yesterday. oughbred Racing Associations. "I see where Tom "We're just trying to keep him happy," said trainer D. Meeker. (President of Churchill Downs) is withdrawing Wayne Lukas, who described the colt as "the ultimate Churchill b~ca~1se of the direction the TRA is taking," alley fighter; he doesn't know the word give-up. Once Hubbard said. People have told me Meeker is one of he eyeballs you, you've got some problems." Trainer the smartest guys in racing, and if that's the way he John Ward Jr., who will saddle Pyramid Peak (Mt. feels, that's the way I'm going to go." If both Holly­ Livermore) in the Travers, agreed, saying, "He is proba­ wood and Churchill do leave the TRA, they will become bly the toughest competitior l 1 ve seen in the past 10 the fifth and sixth tracks to defect in the last nine years. He's the horse to beat--but he's beatable. Pyra- months, joining Golden Gate Fields 1 Oaklawn Park 1 mid Peak is the one to do it. He has improved tremen­ Sportsman's Park and Beulah Park. dously this season." Stakes, Travers Preview cont. p2 News cont. p2 PAGE 2 • THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS • 8-15-95

Travers Preview cont. News cont. CITADEED REBOUNDS AVERAGE UP AT SARATOGA PREFERRED Citadeed (Shadeed), third in the Belmont and the SALE While only half as many yearlings went through Haskell Invitational in his last two starts, breezed five the ring at Fasig-Tipton' s Saratoga Preferred Yearling furlongs in 1 :01.18 over the Saratoga main track Mon­ Sale, the average for the '95 auction, held Sunday, was day. "After the Haskell, he was tired from the race, the up 25 percent over last year's figure. A total of 30 hips heat and the travelling," said trainer Rick Violette Jr. sold for $551,500 this year, averaging $18,383; 60 "Since then, he's been eating up well and his coat looks yearlings sold for a gross of $882,300 in '94, an aver­ nice. He bounced back nicely." age of $14, 705. The '95 sales topper was Hip #517, a filly by Spectacular Bid--Torelia (Torsion). Consigned by Sunday, Del Mar: Harry L. Landry, agent for Howard T. Whitbred, the DEL MAR OAKS-GI, $250,000a, 3yo, f, 9fT dark bay went for a bid of $41,000 to the Klaravich Two fillies will be travelling from France for Sunday's Stables Inc.; she is a half to graded stakes winner Dr. Del Mar Oaks, and both will remain in the U.S. after­ Kiernan {Majesty's Prince) and New York-bred stakes wards for North American campaigns. "She's a big, winner Majesty's Time (Majesty's Prince). rangy, nice-looking filly," said trainer Gary Lewis of the new girl in his barn, Fiddling Blade (GB) (Sure Blade), winner of the Prix Caravelle Haras des Granges at CHURCHILL REPORTS STRONG SECOND Toulouse in her last start May 28. Lewis pointed out the QUARTER Churchill Downs Inc. yesterday announced bay filly carried 141 pounds in one of her three victories results for the three- and six-month periods which in France, and has won at 1 ~-miles. Fiddling Blade is ended June 30, 1995. The Company reported second­ owned by Charlie Dunn, owner of Jumron (GB), fourth quarter net income of $10.7 million, or $2.81 per share, in this year's Kentucky Derby. Leslie Grimm's Collecta as compared to $10.5 million, or $2. 77 per share, for (Fr) {Caerleon), who also notched a stakes victory in her the same period in 1 994. Second quarter revenues of last, taking the Prix des Lilas at Saint-Cloud June 13, $49.3 million were up 23 percent from the $40 million arrives in the U.S. Wednesday and won't be at new recorded in last year's second quarter. Record total trainer Ron McAnally's barn until Friday. wagering on Kentucky Derby and Kentucky Oaks Days, combined with substantial growth in the interstate Sunday, Woodbine simulcasting of Churchill Downs races, generated the BREEDERS' S.-GIC, $300,000 {R), 3yo, 12fT second-quarter increases. Net income for the first six The third leg in Canada's Triple Crown is expected to months of 1995 was $8.9 million, or $2.34 per share, attract a field of 13, including Queen's Plate winner compared to $8.3 million, or $2.19 per share, for the Regal Discovery (Regal Classic). The bay tried out the same time period last year. Revenues for the six months Woodbine turf course for the first time yesterday, gal­ were $58 million, an increase of 37 percent from $42.4 loping a mile and a half as he gets ready for his grass million for the first half of '94. But expenses resulting debut. "From what I could see, he seemed to enjoy it," from the first full year of operation of the Sports Spec­ said trainer Roger Attfield. The colt will work between trum training center, a slight decline in profit margins races Wednesday evening. Also expected for the race due to the shift from wagering on live racing to inter­ are Queen's Plate runner-up Freedom Fleet (Afleet); the state simulcast wagering, and start-up costs and delays chestnut worked six furlongs in 1 : 1 4 on the turf around in opening Churchill's satellite wagering facilities in the "dogs" yesterday. "This horse had a super work," Indiana contributing to lower-than-expected profits from said his conditioner, Daniel Vella. "I was thrilled." Mt. the operation in Indiana, are all expected to impact net Sassafras {Mt. Livermore), third in the first two-thirds of income for the second half of the year. Accordingly, the Triple, also worked over the grass yesterday, get­ Churchill Downs currently expects that net income for ting six furlongs in 1: 15 2/5, while Your Majestic (His Fiscal Year 1995 will approximate 1994's record earn­ Majesty), went seven furlongs in 1 :26. Other probables ings of $1 .63 per share. are Disciple {Risen Star), who dumped his rider during his tour of the course and had to be corralled by the News cont. p3 outrider; Dagda (Alysheba), a maiden who breezed five­ eighths in 1 :01 4/5 Monday; Charlie's Dewan {Charlie A # will distinguish first-time stakes-winners, a @ will Barley), three-for-four on the grass; Runaway Crusader indicate first-time graded stakes-winners, a + will de­ (Runaway Groom); Causeforall (Cozzene); Banquet note winners who are first-time starters and a (R) will {With Approval); Gentleman Beau (Beau Genius); Moon be used for races restricted to state-breds. Bow {Affirmed); and Set Ablaze (Mi Selecto).

ALWUHUSH CAHILL ROAD HATCHET MAN MT. LNERMORE THIRTY SIX RED APALACHEE COLONIAL AFFAIR IRISH RIVER QUEST FOR FAME TREMPOLINO ~~it.i~,~1Y BADGER LAND COZZENE LEAR FAN RIVERMAN UNBRIDLED Inquiries: Bernie Sams EB BATES MOTEL DIGRESSION LOCAL TALENT SPORTS VIEW WOLF POWER 606-293-2676 STOP THE MUSIC Fax 606-299-9371 BIG SPRUCE EXPLODENT LYPHARD BROAD BRUSH GREEN DANCER MI SELECTO TALINUM PAGE 3 •THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS• 8-15-95

News cont. ~windle ended his '94 campaign with three straight DUELING GROUNDS ANNOUNCES FALL wins but was looking for his first '95 victory in his STAKES SCHEDULE Dueling Grounds Race Course fourth start of the year here. Ridden by jockey Katy will conduct its 1995 Thoroughbred racing season for Sweeney, the six-year-old dueled with Brilliant Patriot nine days this September; the track will feature live from the start but prevailed in the drive to win his racing Saturdays through Mondays, on September 9-11, Saratoga debut. 16-18, and 23-25. All races will be run over the 11- furlong turf track. Highlighting the stakes schedule is 7th-SAR, $36,000, Alw, 3yo/up, f/m, 8fT, 1 :37 3/5, yl. the $100,000 Sanford Duncan for older horses at about HEIRLOOM WISH (f, 4, Lyphard's Wish (Fr)--Heirloom one mile, set for September 9; the $125,000 Rachel Silver, by Caro (Ire)), making her third start of the meet Jackson for the distaffers at about one mile September after finishing third at this level August 2 and fourth 23; and the $250,000 Sam Houston for older horses at August 6, came back off eight days rest and rallied about one mile and a half September 24. Dueling from last to first to take it by a half-length at 4-1 . Life­ Grounds will hold four live races on each of its Saturday time Record: 22-3-1-3, $87,420. and Su~day cards, and eight live races on Mondays; 0-Friendship Stable. B-August Moon Farm (KY). there will also be full-card simulcasting. T-Robert Barbara. 4th-SAR, $34,000, Alw, 3yo/up, 1 mT, 1 :38 1 /5, yl. JELLY ROLL JIVE (c, 3, Prosper Fager--Winelight, by NEW YORK Green Dancer), third after a wide trip going a mile and a • sixteenth last time out, found the rain-soaked course Yesterday's Results: • 8th-SAR, $50,000, Alw, 3yo, f, 1 1 /8mT, 1 :48 3/5, yl. and the shorter distance to his liking. Reserved near the 1--FASHION STAR, 115, f, 3, Chief's Crown--Miss Ivor back of the pack early, the colt came flying at the finish by Sir Ivor. 0-Star Crown Stable; B-Dr & Mrs Emler ' to win by a widening length and a half. The 9-5 favorite Neuman & Star Crown Stable (KY); T-Patrick J Kelly. PASTURES NEW (Believe It) took the lead a quarter-mile Lifetime Record: GSP, 5-3-2-0, $98,560. * 1 /2 to Ten from home but could not hold off the winner, settling Thousand Stars (Nikoli {Ire}), SW, $119, 170; and for second. Lifetime Record: 7-2-0-2, $41,049. Miserden (Private Account), G1 SW-Fr, GSW-NA, 0-Equilette Stable. B-Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Billings Sr. $331,384. (FL). T-Christophe Clement. 2--Class Kris, 120, f, 3, Kris S.--Classic Value, by Copelan. 6th-SAR, $32,000, Alw, 2yo, f, 7f, 1 :24 1 /5, ft. 3--Hawaiian Brave, 112, f, 3, Lyphard--Hawaiian Rain, SUMMER SQUEEZE (f, 2, Summer Squall--Sugar Hill by *Vaguely Noble. Chick {SP}, by Fit to Fight), an impressive maiden win­ Margins: 2HF, HF, 1 3/4. Odds: 2.25, 1.95, 2. 75. ner at Ellis Park last time, found the jump into allowance Fashion Star, runner-up in the Giii Nijana last time company well within her scope, closing from just off the pace under jockey Pat Day to take her second ~fter getting caught in traffic at the quarter pole, en­ joyed clear sailing this time, moving up from just off the straight by five lengths at 7-2. The 2-1 choice MY lead to engage pacesetting favorite Class Kris on the far FLAG (Easy Goer) was slow early but came running late turn and proving best in the drive. to get third. Lifetime Record: 4-2-0-1, $32,955. 0-Dogwood Stable. B-W. S. Farish & W. Temple 9th-SAR, $44,000, Alw, 3yo/up, 1 1 /Sm, 1 :50 4/5, wf. Webber, Jr. (KY). T-Peter M Vestal. 1--SWINDLE, 115, h, 6, Private Account--Number (MGSW, $301, 793), by Nijinsky II. 0-Hobeau Farm; Local News: Saratoga B-Claiborne Farm & the Gamely Corp (KY); T-H Allen Because of a problem with an AT&T fiber optic line Jerkens. Lifetime Record: 19-8-2-4, $213,916. * 1 /2 caused by a downed pole in the upstate Watervliet area, the transmission of most of the wagering informa­ to Jade Robbery (Mr. Prospector), G 1 SW-Fr, $233, 137; and Numerous (Mr. Prospector), GSW, tion to and from off-track wagering sites using AT & T $255,028. service ceased after yesterday's fourth race at 2--Brilliant Patriot, 110, c, 4, Marine Brass--Brilliant Saratoga. Fans attending the simulcast at Aqueduct were given free Saratoga T-shirts, and anyone who had Cadet, by Brilliant Protege. 3--Hopkins Forest, 115, c, 3, Gulch--lsland Escape, by paid admission to the Equestris dining room was given a Slew o' Gold. raincheck. Because of the transmission problems, twi­ Margins: HF, HF, NK. Odds: 4.00, 14.90, 7.00. light simulcasting from Del Mar was also canceled. KEENELAND SALES GRADUATES WIN COAST-TO-COAST July-Sold September-Sold Hennessy Petionville $200,000 Sapling Stakes (Gr. II) $130,000 La Jolla Handicap (Gr. III) Make plans to atte~nd the upcoming September 11-20 Yearling Sale. PAGE 4 •THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS• 8-15-95

Guestimation, g, 6, Known Fact--Best Guess, by I• So. CALIFORNIA+ I Apalachee. Kempton, 8-13, Hendon Selling S., 9fT, 3yo/up, $5,980 to winner. 0-Quintet Partnership; Yesterday's Results: B-Oak Crest Farm; T-Jeff Pearce. * $48,000 wnlg '89 8th-DMR, $50,000, Alw, 3yo/up, 1 m, 1 :34 3/5, ft. KEENOV. 1--SIR GILLEY, 117, g, 6, Poleax--Powerette (SW), by Gray Dancer. 0-Cantor & Gleason & Hesz; B-S American-Bred Winner in France: Wittmayer (Ca); T-S G Trevino. Lifetime Record: Vetheuil, c, 3, Riverman--Venise, by Nureyev. Deauville, 21-6-1-2, $118,279. 8-13, Prix des Chaumieres, 1mT, 3yo, $18,124to 2--Set On Cruise, 117, g, 4, Wavering Monarch-­ winner. 0-D. Wildenstein; B-Angus Glen Farm Ltd.; Lawton Lydia, by Ole Bob Bowers. T-Andre Fabre. * Yz to Verveine (Hwt. Older Mare in 3--Farofino, 113, c, 3, Buckaroo--Lady Pat, by Sabinus France 7-9 1 /2f, G2-Fr, GSP-H.K., $277, 756, by Lear 11. Fan). Margins: 1, 4 1 /2, 1. Odds: 5.50, 5.30, 5.90. Making only his fourth start of the year, Sir Gilley, a American-Bred Winner in Ireland: $20,000 claim last November, picks up his third win for Vinza, f, 3, Danzig--Confirm (SP), by Proudest Roman. his new connections, his first in allowance company, Gowran Park, 8-12, Thomastown Fillies Maiden, 1 mT, with a wire-to-wire score. The 4-5 TEAM LEADER (Pri­ 3yo/up, f/m, $4,644 to winner. 0-Sheikh Mohammed vate Account) was never a factor, finishing seventh. al Maktoum; B-Carolyn T. Groves; T-John Oxx. * Yz to Yolanda (SW, $133,804, by Exclusive Native), Local News, Del Mar: Autumn Glitter (Gii, $295,359, by Exceller), Ron Bon Pacific Classic Day was a huge winner for Del Mar. (SW, $226,562, by Halo), Confirmed Dancer (Giii, The combined attendance (on-track and at inter-track $172, 723, by Green Dancer) and Saratoga Sizzle wagering sites) of 58,073 set a single-day record, while (SW, $137,818, by Saratoga Six). on-track attendance of 29,906 was the second highest in the track's history. Total handle of $14,852,614 was American-Bred Winners in Japan: also the second highest ever. In addition, combined Hishi World, c, 3, Bering (GB)--Urbacity, by Fappiano. handle for Saturday and Sunday set a new record for Niigata, 8-12, Middle Race, 1 mT, 1 :33.50, lifetime weekend handle at $27,914,008. earnings $388, 100. 0-Masaichiro Abe; B-Pine View Lakeway (Seattle Slew), third in Sunday's Giii Rancho Partners Inc.; T-Sakae Kunieda. * Yz to Urbanity Bernardo Breeders' Cup in her first start since August (MSW, $141,594, by Superbity). **$27,000 wnlg '94, was given a good grade by trainer Gary Jones '92 KEENOV. Monday. "She really got tired," he said. "But she ran Kankoubai, f, 3, Java Gold--Jardin de Nu it, by Raja fine. Nobody was going to beat that filly (Track Gal) Baba. Kokura, 8-13, Novice Race, 3yo, 6fT, 1:10.60, yesterday." Depending on the four-year-old' s progress, lifetime earnings $62,500. 0-Yoshio Asakawa; Jones said the Gii Chula Vista H. September 3 at Del B-W.S. Farish & Flaxman Holdings; T-Masaru Mar might be Lakeway' s next start. Sayama. *$130,000 yrlg '93 KEEJUL. Mostly Halo, h, 5, Halo--Mostly Sunny, by Sunny. Niigata, 8-13, Lower Race, 11fT, 2:14.20, lifetime FOREIGN earnings $530,288. 0-Hironori Hotehama; B-Brylynn Farm; T-Kiyoshi Suzuki. *Full to Sunny's Halo (Ch. • • 2yo Colt in Canada, MGI, $1,247, 791, by Halo). Weekend Result: KOKURA KINEN-G3-Jpn, $942,312, Kokura Race­ *$150,000 yrlg '91 KEEJUL. course, Japan, 8-13, 3yo/up, 1 OfT, 2:00 1 /5, fm. 1--#@SPRING BAMBOO (JPN), m, 5, Wassl Touch-- Sour Bamboo (Jpn), by Gentilhombre (GB). 0-Bamboo MIDWEST Bokujo Co., Ltd.; B-Bamboo Bokujo (JPN); • • T-Yoshiyasu Tajima; J-Shigehiko Kishi; $501,400. Yesterday's Results: 2--Golden Jack (Jpn), f, 4, Afleet--Comaz, by Danzig. $194,979. 8th-APX, $30,000, Alw, 3yo/up, 7f, 1 :23 1 /5, ft. 3--T.M. Jumbo, c, 4, Crystal Glitters--Brown Daisy, by REPLETION (h, 6, Alydar--Full Tigress {MSW, Bon Mot. $121,627. $170,982}, by El Tigre Grande), winner of the Giii Margins: neck, 1 1 /2, 2. Queens County H. at Aqueduct as a four-year-old, was second his last two and bidding for his first win of the American-Bred Winners in England: campaign. Sent off the 2-1 second choice, the Yz to Dawalib, g, 5, Danzig Connection--Centavos (SW, Over All (Mr. Prospector), MGISW, $411,828, moved $140,283), by Scout Leader. Kempton, 8-13, to the lead after a half and held his advantage to the Airborne H., 7fT, 3yo/up, $9,397 to winner. 0-Jack wire, winning by a length and a quarter. Lifetime Re­ Brown Bookmaker Ltd.; B-Hilary J. Boone Jr.; T-Derek cord: GSW, 24-9-4-5, $270, 731. Haydn Jones. * 1h to Special Happening (Gii, 0-Bud C Hatfield. B-Craig Singer (KY). T-William I Mott. $429,280, by Relaunch). * * $250,000 yrlg '91 KEESEP. -· PAGE 5. THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS. 8-15-95 EAST MAIDEN WINNERS: • • + Mando Commando, f, 2, Cojak--Debonairly, by Golden Local News: Woodbine Act. FLX (R), 8-14, 5f, 1 :01 2/5. B-Sunnyview Farm Peaks And Valleys (Mt. Livermore), winner of this (Ny). year's Gii Illinois Derby, and Basqueian (Bounding Pessian Ann, f, 2, Easy Approach--Pat Muir, by Basque), victor in last season's Queen's Plate, will face Nohesitator. DET, 8-13, 5 1/2f, 1 :08 3/5. 8-Jerome off in Wednesday's eighth race at Woodbine, a seven­ Bianchi & Patricia Muir (Mi). furlong allowance test on the main track. The four-year­ Shoppers Gold, c, 2, Gold Seam--lnstant Shopper, by old Basqueian makes his return after undergoing surgery D' Accord. SAR, 8-14, 6 1 /2f, 1: 19 4/5. B-Mrs. last autumn to repair a hairline fracture to his right hind Walter Salmon (Ny). *2nd winner for freshman sire. cannon bone. Peaks And Valleys starts for the first time Bella Idea, f, 3, Capital ldea--Arabella Bend, by Abebe since his May 13 graded stakes triumph; jockey Julie Bikila. CRC, 8-14, a11/8mT,1:51 1/5. B-Kensington Krone will be up from Saratoga for the ride. Farms (Fl). Mist At Dawning, f, 3, Cox's Ridge--Shy Light, by Tom Rolfe. DMR, 8-14, 6.5f, 1:17. 8-Howard B Keck (Ky). Talk For Hours, g, 3, Cutlass Reality--Talk Faster, by B•R•E•E•D•E•R•S Zanthe. DMR, 8-14, 7f, 1 :22 2/5. B-Harris Farms Inc. EDITION (Ca). +Wild Woody, g, 3, Once Wild--Proud Bella, by Blue STAKES RESULTS: Ensign. RKM, 8-14, 6f, 1: 12 1 /5. 8-Montanari Marion G (Fl). ONTARIO DEBUTANTE S.-GlllC, $109,500, FEX, 8-14, Ransom Me Daddy, c, 3, Red Ransom--Happy Sunshine, 2yo, f, 6f, 1: 11 3/5, ft. by Secreto. SAR, 8-14, 1 1 /8m (off the turf), 1: 52 1--#FLY NORTH, 116, f, 2, Pleasant Colony--Dry North, 3/5. B-Galbreath/Phillips Racing (Ky). * $32,000 yrl by Temperance Hill. O/B-Payson Virginia Kraft (KY); '93 KEESEP; $120,000 2yo 1994 KEEAPR. T-Roger L Attfield; J-R Platts; $65, 700. Lifetime Lucky Marge, f, 3, Something Lucky--Familiarity, by Record: 2-2-0-0, $79,380. DiMaggio. DMR (R), 8-14, 6f, 1 :09 4/5. B-Old English 2--Karon's Dream, 116, f, 2, Geiger Counter--Killapata, Rancho & Mr. & Mrs. John Stonebraker (Ca). by L'Enjoleur. ($11, 157 yrl '94 CBSOCT; $7,664 yrl +Nice Bet Matt, f, 3, That's a Nice--Bet the Bank, by '94 CBSSEP). $21,900. Go to the Bank. APX (R), 8-14, a1 1 /8mT, 1 :53 3/5. 3--Mountain Affair, 114, f, 2, Mt. Livermore--Nasty 8-Sladek John (II). Affair, by Nasty and Bold. ( $18,000 yrl '94 OBSAUG). $12,045. 1995 T'BRED RACING LEADERS Margins: 1 3/4, 1 1 /4, 1 HF. Odds: 4. 10, 3.05, 7 .85A. (through August 13, 1995)

ALLOWANCE RESULTS: © 1995/Equibase Company (Subject to audit) 5th-SAR, $36,000 (R), 3yo/up, 1 1 /16mT, 1 :44, yl. Jockeys Mounts/Wins Purses IDENTITY (c, 3, Personal Flag--Nasty Letters {SW, Corey Nakatani 910/210 $10,422,521 $107 ,360}, by Nasty and Bold) Lifetime Record: Jerry Bailey 828/185 $8, 781,842 10-3-3-2, $89,060. 0-Kenneth C Avanzino. B-F. Wil­ *Gary Stevens 512/110 $7,209,803 liam Free (NY). T-Thomas J Skiffington. Mike Smith 891 /185 $7, 184,042 Kent Desormeaux 787/175 $7,088,649 3rd-APX, $26, 750, 3yo/up, 6f, 1: 11 4/5, ft. Pat Day 767/173 $6,509,861 SUNNY CAPER (c, 3, Sun Power--Silver Caper {SP}, by Eddie Delahoussaye 656/105 $6, 193,933 Silver Nitrate) Lifetime Record: 10-2-2-4, $43,624. Chris McCarron 567/94 $6,017,064 0-Thomas P Driscoll. B-Mary M. Zimmerman (IL). T-Tom Shane Sellers 737/140 $5,177,516 H Swearingen. Alex Solis 901 /116 $5,094,085 *Does not include Hong Kong figures. 7th-APX, $26,000, 3yo/up, f/m, 1 m, 1 :36 3/5, ft. CRYSTAL MINE (f, 4, Mining--Beautiful Secret, by Secreto) Lifetime Record: 18-3-3-4, $68,615. 0-Bruce Hopkins. B-Robert Masterson (KY). T-Charles L Dickey. STAKES CLOSINGS TOMORROW, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 16: 8-26 $500,000g Beverly D.-1, AP, 3yo/up, © Copyright Thoroughbred Daily News. f/m, 9. 5fT (25,000-s} This newspaper may not be reproduced in any form or by 8-27 $1,000,000g Arlington Million-I, AP, any means, electronic or mechanical, without prior 3yo/up, 10fT (50,000-s) written permission of the copyright owner, Media Vista. 9-02 $100,000a Toronto Budweiser Breeders' Cup H.- Information as to the races, race results and earnings was JC, WO, 3yo/up, 6f (50) obtained from results charts published in Daily Racing Form and utilized herewith with the permission of the copyright owner, Daily Racing Form.