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GRINDSTONE RETIRED Grindstone (Unbridled), Saturday, Belmont Park: who gave trainer D. Wayne Lukas his sixth straight WITHERS S.-GII, $100,OOOa, 3yo, 1 m Triple Crown victory by winning last Saturday's Ken­ The field of eight, in post position order, is as fol­ tucky Derby, has sustained a bone chip in his right knee lows: Firey Jennifer (Tilt Up), McCauley; Jamies First and has been retired, owner/breeder William T. Young Punch (Fit to Fight), Velazquez; Cliveden Hall (Mt. announced Thursday. The three-year-old colt showed Livermore), Luzzi; Fortitude (Cure the Blues), Chavez; discomfort coming off the Churchill Downs track Thurs­ Appealing Skier (Baldski), Wiison; Romano Gucci day morning, his first trip to the track since winning the (Aaron's Concorde), Krone; Roar (Forty Niner), Derby. Radiographs were taken, and a chip on the right knee was discovered. "This is in the best interest of the Santos; Rumbo AI Este (Eastern Echo), Cordova. All health of the horse," Young said. "This injury is not life­ runners will carry 123 pounds. threatening to Grindstone; it's simply the right thing to do. We are so thankful for the Derby win. He will make Saturday, Pimlico Race Course: a great sire. f1 The injury is a triangular shaped chip on PIMLICO SPECIAL-GI, $600,000, 4yo/up, 1 3/16m the inner corner of the knee, according to Young's vet­ The short field of four, from the rai lout, is as fol­ erinarian, Dr. Robert W. Copelan. "The fragment com­ lows: Key of Luck (Chief's Crown), 120 pounds; Geri prises a significant area of the articular surface of the (Theatrical {Ire}), 118; Wekiva Springs (Runaway radial carpal bone and would compromise his ability to Groomi, 118; Star Standard (Risen StarL 111. return to the same level of racing performance," Copelan said. Grindstone underwent arthroscopic sur­ gery on the same knee in August, 1995. He becomes Saturday, Sportsman's Park: the first horse since Spend a Buck in 1 985 to miss the ILLINOIS DERBY-Gil, $500,000, 3yo, 1 118m Preakness after winning the Derby. Grindstone's racing The field of 1 3 three-year-olds, in post position career ends with three wins and two seconds in just six order, is as follows: Natural Selection (Slew City career starts, for earnings of $1,224,510. Along with Slew), 112 pounds; Instant Friendship (Cormorant), his nose victory in the 122nd Run for the Roses, he won 119; Irish Conquest (Conquistador Cielo), 114; Davor the Gill Louisiana Derby and was second by a neck in (Farma Way), 114; Laffer (Afleet), 114; EI Amante the Gil Arkansas Derby. Out of the Grade I Spinaway S. (Wild Again), 124; Connecting Terms (Private Terms), winner Buzz My Bell (Drone), Grindstone will begin his 112; Nev'er to Squander (Stalwart), 112; Bold Lachee career as a stallion at Young's Overbrook Farm in (Apalachee), 112; Honor the Time (Wise Times), 114; Lexington, Kentucky next year. Swords' Point (Crusader Sword), 112; Run David Run SOUL OF THE MATTER HEADED STRAIGHT (Maudlin), 112; Stalwart Member (Claramount), 114. TO HOLLYWOOD GOLD CUP Burt Bacharach's Soul of the Matter (Private Terms) will skip the GI Cali­ fornian S. June 2 and will go straight into the $1 million STAKES CLOSINGS Hollywood Gold Cup June 3D, trainer Richard Mandella TODA Y, FRIDA y, MA Y 10: said yesterday. Soul of the Matter hasn't raced since 8-10 $ 1,000,OOOg Pacific Classic-GI, Dmr, finishing second to Cigar in the March 27 Dubai World 3yolup, 10t (4yolup-$2,000; Cup. The two are expected to meet again in the Holly­ 3yo-$1,000) wood Gold Cup. TOMORROW, SATURDAY, MAY 11: NEWS CONTINUED ...... 2,3 5-25 $150,000 Shuvee H.-GI, 8el, 3yolup, tim, 8t TRIPLE THREATS...... 3 ($150) 5-26 $150,000 Peter Pan-Gil, 8el, 3yo, 9t ($150) - WINDFIELDS FARM ...... 6 5-27 $400,000 Metropolitan H.-GI, 8el, 3yolup, 8t - TOTAL PAGES ...... 7 ($400) PAGE 2 • THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS • 5-10-96

News Continued. BLUE DUSTER AIlVHNG FOR ROYAL ASCOT FULL-CARD SIMULCASTING TO BECOME A Blue Duster (Danzig), last season's European champion REALITY IN OKLAHOMA The Oklahoma State juvenile filly, appears to have lost her chance of Classic Legislature passed a bill Wednesday that will help glory. Sheikh Mohammed's four-time winner was ensure the further success of the industry scratched from last weekend's English 1000 Guineas in the state. Oklahoma's House of Representatives after suffering a minor back problem and is now ex­ passed Senate Bill 1167 by the landslide margin of 71­ pected to miss her original alternative target, the Irish 25. The bill would allow the state's racing facilities-­ equivalent May 25. But Blue Duster's connections have Remington Park, Blue Ribbon Downs and Fair not given up hope that the heroine of last season' s G 1 Meadows--to import full-program signals from other Shadwell Stud Cheveley Park S. can again make her tracks in North America. The bill was approved by the mark at the highest level, and have targeted a clash Senate earlier this week and is on its way to the desk with 1000 Guineas winner Bosra Sham (Woodman) in of Governor Frank Keating, who has said he will sign Royal Ascot's G1 Coronation S. June 19 as her come­ it. Simulcasting could begin in time for Remington back race for 1996. Trainer David Loder said, "We're Park's Quarter Horse meet, which begins May 17. ''I'm perfectly happy with her. We've never really had to stop delighted that after all the ups and downs, we finally with her, she just wasn't quite right, but she's fine now came to the agreement," Remington Park Chief Operat­ and the plan is to have her ready to run at Royal Ascot." ing Officer Patrick K. Jaynes said. "We can start to compete on a level field with Texas and Arkansas and PRIVATE RACING IN AUSTRALIA? Rumors are our horses will get the kind of purses to make it profit­ circulating in Australia that a privately-owned racing circuit is being set up which could rival existing Austra­ able to race here instead of other places. II Jaynes lian Racing Clubs. The circuit is believed to involve the estimated that full-card simulcasting will allow construction of a number of 2000-meter (1 1/4-mile) Remington Park to increase purses by as much as 20 dirt racetracks, with prize money being at a minimum of to 25 percent. The new law would also allow Okla­ $50,000 (Australian) per race. Racing on the circuit is homa tracks to be open for business when there is no intended for pay television, with the revenue from the live racing. Under the legislation, a state track can racing to come from betting, with a view to attracting have up to six full-card simulcasts on a live racing day, serious bettors from Asia and other areas. It is rumored and two can be shown while an Oklahoma track is that many leading owners, trainers and jockeys have conducting a race. Also, each track can simulcast six already been approached to support the project and full-card, out-of-state races on days when no racing is have signed confidentiality agreements not to divulge conducted. But that number is limited to 50 percent of details of the project. Apparently upset by the prospect, the number of live race days allotted each track. the Victoria Racing Club in Melbourne has issued a statement, saying, "Victoria Racing Club does not sup­ ALEX GREAVES: FIRST LADY AT EPSOM port proprietary racing. We believe that all profits from Jockey Alex Greaves is set to make history by becom­ racing should be paid to the real owners of the racing ing the first woman to ride in the Epsom Derby. industry--the owners of racehorses and the trainers and Greaves partnered Portugese Lil (GB) (Master Willie jockeys and others that they engage--in the form of

{GB}) into eighth place in last Sunday's 1000 Guineas prize money. II at Newmarket and will definitely keep the ride in Brit­ ain's premier classic June 8. Connections of the filly, JOCKEY CLUB RELEASES 1996 FACT BOOK The still a maiden but beaten only about 13 lengths last Jockey Club has released the 1996 edition of its an­ weekend, had been expected to target a 10-furlong nual stati~tical guide to the Thoroughbred industry, contest before the big race against top-class colts, entitled "The Jockey Club Fact Book." Summarizing but that idea has been shelved. David Nicholls, the current breeding, racing and public auction trends Thirsk-based trainer of Portugese lil, said, "There was throl1ghout the previous decade, the booklet is de­ a little race at Beverley that we'd been talking about. signed as a handy reference for writers, publicists and But I think that is very unlikely now. It looks as if it's speech makers both within and outside the Thorough­ straight to Epsom." Nicholls, also Greaves's husband, bred industry. Although the format of the 1996 Fact added, "Alex is absolutely delighted by the prospect. Book has been kept largely the same as in previous She is really looking forward to breaking new ground in years, some information has been expanded and new the Derby." statistics introduced. SCHOSSBERG DARBY DAN MULTIPLE GRADE I WINNING SON OF BROAD BRUSH 606.254.0424 PAGE 3 • THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS • 5-10-96

News Continued. CHAMPION JULIO CESAR CHAVEZ TO SPAR FOREIGN AT HOLLYWOOD Six-time world champion boxer • • Julio Cesar Chavez makes his final Los Angeles appear­ Stakes Results: ance Saturday, May 25 at Hollywood Park as he spars in preparation for his 1 OOth career fight, a June 7 WBC ORMONDE S.-G3, $72,592, Chester, England, 5-9, super lightweight title bout against Oscar De La Hoya. 13f 89ydsT, 4yo/up, 2:55.39, gd. Chavez, 33, will spar several rounds in front of the 1--#@OSCAR SCHINDLER (IRE)' 123, c, 4, Royal Hollywood fans from approximately 11:15 a.m. to 12 Academy--Saraday (Ire), by Northfields. O/B-Oliver p.m. The ring will be situated on the apron in the gen­ Lehane (Ire); T-Kevin Prendergast; J-M.J. Kinane; eral admission area, close to the finish line. General $44,505. *Hwt. 3yo-lre at 14f/up. * *G 1 SP-Ire. admission is $6. Chavez will have a race named in his 2--Election Day (Ire), 123, c, 4, Sadler's Wells--Hellenic honor May 25. Afterwards, he will decorate the winner (Ire), by Darshaan (GB). O-Lord Weinstock & The Hon. and address his fans. The appearance will be the second Simon Weinstock; $16,643. by Chavez at Hollywood Park. He drew 33,009 fans 3--Minds Music, 123, c, 4, Silver Hawk-- Misinskie, by when he sparred at the track in 1993. Chavez, the WBC * II. ($75,000 yrl'93 KEESEP). O-Niarchos super lightweight champion, will put his title and 97-1-1 Family; $7,981. record on the line in the June 7 match. Olympic Gold Margins: 1 1/2, short HD, 2 1/2. lVIedalist and three-time world champion De La Hoya will Also Ran: Poppy Carew (Ire), Dance A Dream (GB), look to add to his perfect record of 21-0. Further Flight (GB), Shambo (GB). Oscar Schindler (Ire), fourth in last year's Budweiser STEEPLECHASING JUMPS ON THE INTERNET , came home an easy winner of yesterday's Steeplechasing fans can now access American steeple­ featured race at Chester. The Kevin Prendergast-trainee chase news and information over the World Wide Web was always travelling smoothly in mid-field and then as part of a joint venture between the National Steeple­ quickened to lead just over a furlong from the post. chase Association and Steeplechase Times. The site can Prendergast said, "Oscar Schindler wasn't the luckiest be accessed at http://gcitech.com. The Web site, titled of horses last year--he had a bad run in the Irish Derby "JUMP," includes basic membership information, race and missed the St. Leger because of a minor foot results, historical data, a National Steeplechase Associa­ problem--but he's just beginning to fill into his frame. He tion schedule, a glossary and "basics" list for new fans. has a high cruising speed and I think his best distance Future uses of the site include race entries, e-mail capa­ would be a mile and a half. The Hardwicke S. at Royal bilities and an on-line version of Steeplechase Times, a Ascot (June 21) is likely to be among his targets now." twice-monthly newspaper that covers the sport. PRIX DE GUICHE-G3, $70,162, Longchamp, France, 5-9, 9f 55ydsT, 3yo, c, 1 :56.30, gd . • TRIPLE THREATS. 1--@MARTINIQUAIS (IRE), 128, c, 3, Simply Great (Fr)-- Majolique, by Irish River (Fr). O-Daniel Wildenstein; Saturday, May 18, Pimlico Race Course: B-Allez France Stables (Ire); T-Andre Fabre; J-O. PREAKNESS S.-Gl, $500,OOOa, 3yo, 1 3/16m Peslier; $42,877. Unbridled's Song (Unbridled), fifth as the favorite in 2--Kalmoss (Fr), 128, c, 3, Kaldoun (Fr)--Mossma (Fr), last Saturday's Kentucky Derby, arrived at Monmouth by Tip Moss (Fr). O-Ecurie R. Douaire; $15,592. Park from Churchill Downs Thursday morning at 7: 50 3--Rupert (Fr), 128, c, 3, Kendor (Fr)--Rudolfina (Ire), by a.m. "He came out of the Derby just fine and already Pharly (fr). O-Zakaria Hakam; $7,796. went back to the track to jog right before shipping to Margins: short NK, 2, 2 1/2. New Jersey," said Buzz Chace, stable manager for the Also Ran: Going Green, Private Gift, Missing Link (Fri. colt's owner, Paraneck Stable. "We will further evaluate his progress this week before we make a definite deci­ © Copyright Thoroughbred Daily News. This newspaper may sion about the Preakness." not be reproduced in any farm or by any means, electronic or mechanical, without prior written permission of the copyright A # will distinguish first-time stakes-winners, a @ will owner, MediaVista. Information as to the races, race results indicate first-time graded stakes-winners, a + will de­ and earnings was obtained from results charts published in note winners who are first-time starters and an (S) will Daily Racing Form and utilized herewith with the permission be used for state-bred races. of the copyright owner, Daily Racing Farm.

Seven weeks, Six NEW winners. In his first crop of 3YOs, ACADEMY AWARD PARIS, KY (606) 233-4252 has 16 winners, including 3 stakes horses. FAX 606 987-0008 PAGE 4 • THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS • 5-10-96

Foreign Report Continued. AMERICAN-BRED WINNER IN FRANCE: BNFL INTERNATIONAL DEE S., $54,575, Chester, Hymenee, f, 3, Chief's Crown--Hippodamia (Ch. 2yo England, 5-9, 10f 75ydsT, 3yo, clg, 2: 12.11, gd. Filly-Fr, G1 SW-Fr, GSP-U.S.), by Hail to Reason. l--#PRIZE GIVING (GB), 120, c, 3, Most Welcome Longchamp, 5-9, Prix de Chaillot, 10fT, Unraced 3yo, (GB)--Glowing With Pride (GB) (MGSP-Eng, GSP-Fr), f, $17,540 to winner. O-Daniel Wildenstein; B-Allez by lie de Bourbon. O-Lady Oppenheimer; B-Hascombe France Stables Ltd; T-Andre Fabre. * 1 12 to Globe & Valiant Studs (GB); T-Geoffrey Wragg; J-M. Hills; (Secretariat), MGSW, $212,533. $36,197. 2--Desert Boy (Ire), 120, c, 3, Green Desert--City AMERICAN-BRED WINNERS IN ENGLAND: Fortress (Ire), by Troy (GB). $10,824. Orinoco River, c, 3, EI Gran Senor--Miss Lilian (Ire) (SW 3--Weet-A-Minute (Ire), 123, c, 3, Nabeel Dancer-­ & GSP-Ire), by Sandford Lad. Chester, 5-9, 12f Ludovica (GB)' by Bustino (GB). $5,186. 66ydsT, 3yo/up, $11,247 to winner. O-Robert Margins: 3/4, 2, 1. Sangster; B-Poole Investments; T-Peter Chapple-Hyam. Geoff Wragg, trainer of last year's BNFL International Cuban Nights, g, 4, Our Native--Havana Moon, by Cox's Dee S. winner , took the Chester event again Ridge. Southwell, 5-9, Magnolia H.,12f {All-weather}, yesterday when Prize Giving (GB) hit the front two 3yo/up, $3,590 to winner. O-Eamonn O'Malley; furlongs from home to score a clear victory over the fast-finishing Desert Boy (Ire). B-T.V. Van Meter II; T-B.J. Llewellyn. *$27,000 wnlg '92 KEENOV; $45,000 yrl '93 KEESEP. PREMIO CHIESA, $48,556, Rome, Italy, 5-5, 8fT, Roman Reel, g, 5, Sword Dance (lre)--Our Mimi, by 1:38.30, hy. Believe It. Brighton, 5-9, Varndean Selling S., 10fT, 1--BEMONT PARK (lTY), 128, m, 5, Love The Groom-­ 3yo/up, $3,121 to winner. O-Ken Higson; B-Dorothy Boscher Queen (Ire), by Ela-Mana-Mou (Ire). Price, Jackie W. Ramos & Ken Higson; T-Gary Moore. O/B-Bernardini-IVIartellino (Ity); T-R. Brogi; J-G. * SP-Ger. Bietolini; $26,976. ·"GSP-Ity. 2--Nenna (Ire), 128, f, 4, Dancing Dissident--Eskaroon (Ire), by Artaius. $11,869. MIDWEST 3--Karpacka (Ire), 128, m, 5, Rousillon--Lutoviska (Ire), • • by Glenstal. $6,474. Yesterday's Results: Margins: 2 1/4, short NK, NO. 8th-CDX, $40,980, Alw, 3yo/up, flm, 1m, 1:35 1/5, ft. Local News, England: 1--GOLDEN PAR, 118, m, 5, Gold Meridian--Par Three, Charnwood Forest (Ire) (Warning {GB}), second to by Alleged. O/B-Centaur Farm Inc (FL); T-Niall IVI. Europe's high-rated miler Bahri (Riverman) in last year's O'Caliaghan. Lifetime Record: MSW, 21-9-2-3, St. James's Palace S. at Royal Ascot, is ready to have $305,154. * 1 12 to Dixieland Dream (Dixieland Band), his first race of 1996 in the G 1 Lockinge S. over a mile SW, $243,958; Art Sebal (Arctic Tern), MSW-lty, at Newbury Saturday, May 18. The four-year-old colt, GSP-Ity & Ger; and Adhocracy (Spend a Buck), GSW, trained at two and three by Henry Cecil, has not run $397,076. since winning a conditions race at York last July. But he 2--Totally Naughty, 116, m, 6, Marshua's Dancer-­ has been preparing with the Godolphin team in Dubai Mizanthe, by Zanthe. over the winter and is reported in top form for his be­ 3--Teewinot, 118, m, 5, --Double the lated comeback. Charm, by Nodouble. Margins: " 1/4, 2HF, 3. Odds: 3.20, 7.00,3.50. Local News, Longchamp, France: Golden Par had not visited the winner's circle since Two English runners, Richard Hannon's Cayman Kai taking a stakes at Canterbury last August for her third (Ire) (Imperial Frontier) and Mark Johnston's Gothenberg straight, but had picked up a second and a win in two (Ire) (Polish Patriot), have been supplemented to Sun­ prior starts over this track. Ninth in the Fairway Fun day's Poule d'Essai des Poulains (French 2000 Guineas) S. at Turfway last out March 30, the dark bay at Longchamp. Hannon has booked Pat Eddery to ride dropped down to the allowance ranks after a brief Cayman Kai, winner of the European Free Handicap at absence from action and rallied to catch pacesetter Newmarket, while stable jockey Jason Weaver partners Totally Naughty and draw clear. the recent Irish G3 winner Gothenberg for the Johnston stable. Midwest Report Continued, p. 5.

First Second BROADWAY BEAU, by TRAIL CITY, by BEAU RED Mr. and Mrs. Ben P. Walden, Jr. Weisenberger Mill Pike GENIUS RANSOM Midway, Kentucky 40347 (606} 846·5214 • Fax 8464671 in the $117,500 Crown Royal American Turf Stakes VineT), stallions are Breeders' Cup nominate PAGE 5· THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS. 5-10-96

9th-COX, $38,140, Alw, 3/up, f/m, 1mT, 1:36 3/5, fm. 8th-BEL, $32,000, Alw, 3yo/up, 7f, 1:22 3/5, wf. ROYAL REBUKE (GB) (f, 4, Reprimand {GB}--I\loble RARE ROCK (c, 3, Oanzig Connection--Beacci, by Lustre, by Lyphard's Wish {Fr}), winless in four starts Alydar) trounced a field of maiden special weight rivals since taking the Pago Hop Breeders' Cup S. over the by 12 lengths at Aqueduct April 12 and came back Fair Grounds turf last Dec. 16, was sent off the 3-5 against allowance foes to make it two in a row. The % favorite here and did not disappoint. Ridden by new to Adams Trail (Fast Play), MGSP, $220,808, took over jockey Pat Day, the dark bay filly saved ground in mid­ after a half and prevailed by two lengths at the wire as pack through six furlongs, angled out five-wide for the the 9-5 favorite. The winner was a $50,000 KEESEP drive and drew clear under a hand ride to win by two. yearling. Lifetime Record: 2-2-0-0, $26,400. Lifetime Record: SW-N.A., SP-Eng, 19-4-7-1, $154,385. O-Betty G. Massey & Jacob J. Pletcher. B-Loblolly Sta­ O-Tommy Couch & Stewart Madison. B-David Allan ble (KY). T-Todd A. Pletcher. (GB). T-Thomas Amoss. Local News, Belmont Park: 7th-COX, $31,500, Msw, 3yo/up, f/m, 6 1/2f, 1: 18 Trainer Bill Mott sent reigning Horse of the Year Cigar 2/5, ft. (Palace Music) for a five-furlong breeze over Belmont's + MISWAKI'S PRINCESS (f, 3, Miswaki--Princess Juliet, fast training track Monday. It was the six-year-old's by Gallant Romeo) had a bullet half-mile work for her second breeze since winning the March 27 Dubai World debut May 3 and showed good speed first-time out, Cup, and he covered the five furlongs in 1 :01 .86 under vying for the lead from the start and edging clear late to regular jockey Jerry Bailey. "He was moving well," Mott break her maiden by a length at 4-1. The winner is a % said. "He's come back stronger and he's doing welL" to Julie The Flapper (Fappiano), MSW, $214,275; and Cigar goes next in the June 1 Massachusetts H. at Juliannus (Alydar), GSW, $309,525; she was a Suffolk Downs. $65,000 KEEJUL yearling and $72,000 KEEAPR 2yo. Lifetime Record: 1 1-0-0, $20,475. O-J.T.L. Jones Jr & W.G. Lyster III. B-David's Farm I. SO. CALIFORNIA .1 (KY). T-Carl Bowman. Yesterday's Result: Local News, Hoosier Park: 8th-HOL, $43,000, Alw, 3yo/up, 1 1/4mT, 2:00 3/5, The simulcast of the May 4 Kentucky Derby, coupled fm. with Hoosier Park's live Standardbred racing program 1--HIDOEN SOURCE, 120, c, 4, Mr. Prospector--Lake later that night, produced record handle numbers Country (Ch. Older Mare in Canada, MGSW, throughout the Indiana system. The total handle for the $500,631), by Caucasus. O/B-Juddmonte Farms (KY); day was $1,819,900, surpassing the previous record of T-Robert Frankel. Lifetime Record: SP, 16-2-3-3, $1,513,169 set Oct. 25, 1995 for the Breeder's Cup $124,449. * 1/2 to Corrouge (MSW-Eng over jumps, and the final night of Hoosier Park's 1995 Thoroughbred SW-Fr, by Alleged). meet. 2--Shanawi (Ire), 122, c, 4, Caerleon--Shabarana, by Nishapour (Fr). Local News, Turfway Park: 3--Attitude Approved, 120, g, 4, With Approval--Coastal Kentucky Derby Day produced record attendance and Breeze, by Coastal. handle figures for a simulcast program at Turfway Park. Margins: 1, HF, 1 1/4. Odds: 1.30, 6.90, 4.90. The track, which has offered simulcasting-only pro­ Hidden Source, the 6-5 favorite in this eight-horse grams on other Triple Crown and Breeders' Cup days as field, was third in his previous outing, a turf allowance well, saw 7,618 racing fans come through the gates at Santa Anita March 20. Under Eddie Delahoussaye, Saturday, wagering $1,548,352. The previous record the bay colt lingered at the back of the pack through six was set Derby Day, 1995--the first year Turfway was furlongs, then commenced a rally that saw him a length allowed to offer the Derby signal--when 5,869 fans in front of listed French SW Shanawi at the finish. wagered $1,110,793. Local News, Hollywood Park: Matiara (Bering {GB}} worked a mile Thursday in 1 :38 NEW YORK 1/5 over Hollywood's fast main track, and trainer Rich­ • • ard Mandella said last year's French 1000 Guineas Yesterday's Results: winner will run next in the Gil Wilshire H. May 18. 7th-BEL, $38,418, Alw, 4yo/up, f/m, 1 1 116m, 1 :42 Danjur (Dayjur), winner of the Churchill Downs Turf 1/5, wf . Sprint S. last Friday, will put his unbeaten record on the JUODY (f, 4, Risen Star--Spring Loose {MGSP, line in the $1 OO,OOOa Thirty Slews H. at 5 %-furlongs $156,827}, by *Noholme II)' fourth on the grass at over the Hollywood turf May 19. Gulfstream in her last start March 8, returned from a Twice the Vice (Vice Regent), winner of the GI Apple two-month break as the 6-5 choice and closed from Blossom H. in her last start April 12, will race next in midpack to win going away by three lengths; it was her the June 23 GI Milady Breeders' Cup H. at Hollywood. third win from four starts this year. Lifetime Record: Afternoon Deelites (Private Terms) drilled six furlongs 8-4-2-0, $94,338. in 1: 12 1/5 Wednesday in a prep for the GI Metropolitan OIB-Allen E. Paulson (KY). T-William I. Mott. H. at Belmont Park May 27. PAGE 6 • THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS • 5-10-96

organization made him such a success. "It was the W-R-I-T-E-R-S epitome of class, both in horses and in manage­ ment, so it's a tremendous void to the business," UP Benson said. Ric Waldman, who is vice-president of Thoroughbred operations and manages the farm's WINDFIELDS DISPERSAL stallion interests in the U.S., is cut from the same STRIKES SAD NOTE classy cloth. By: Perry Lefko Yet it is Charles Taylor, the president of Windfields, who epitomizes everything that is good Count me among the many people who were about the organization. There is nary a person who surprised by last week's announcement that will say a bad word about Taylor, who sadly is Windfields Farm will begin a dispersal of its breed­ ailing, a primary reason Windfields has been forced ing stock in the fall. to disperse its breeding stock. This isn't just any breeding farm. It's the one As a former reporter, one who had covered major that produced and Nijinsky II and international stories, Taylor has understood the countless others of international prominence. It's personality of writers. He has never backed down the one with the famous turquoise and gold silks. from a tough question and has been more than It's the one that put Canadian racing on the map. willing to put a reporter on the right track. "You go out there and you're proud to be wear­ It is a personal hope that Taylor will be well ing those silks; they have a lot of history to them," enough to appreciate the Breeders' Cup when it Canadian jockey Robert Landry said when he heard comes to Woodbine October 26. Taylor has been a the news. "Thinking that maybe you'll never go out major player not only in bringing the event to Can­ there riding in them again is a little saddening. I've ada, but in getting it started. When Breeders' Cup only personally been (to the Oshawa, Ontario, Can­ founder John Gaines sought individuals to help him ada farm) once and never really saw the whole achieve his dream, he called Taylor. (1,200 acre) farm, but whenever you hear the It was E.P. Taylor who built Woodbine and made name Windfields Farm you think of class and his­ it into one of the greatest racetracks in the world, tory." but it was his son who helped bring the Breeders' That history goes back 60 years. Literally the day Cup to the Toronto track, an event that even his it was founded was the day of the dispersal an­ father could have never imagined happening. E.P. nouncement. Taylor dreamed the big dream in every aspect of Windfields is only one win away from breeding horse racing. Charles Taylor kept it going. its 350th stakes winner, far and away the best in To see Windfields Farm nearing the finish line as the world. a breeder and to have its leader in poor health is

"You just think (Windfields Farm) is racing, II sad indeed. The farm will still continue to offer a Landry added. Jilt's Canadian racing is what it boils full range of services from boarding to training to down to. Whenever Windfields Farm is mentioned, standing stallions and much more. Fortunately, people pick their heads up, so it's saddening really. Windfields won't be gone forever. The whole organization is just loaded with class " from the ground up. They've treated me wonder­ FOALING NEWS: fully over the past five or six years that I've ridden for them. You can't ask for better treatment than LADY WINNER (FRt 10, Fabulous Dancer-­ what they've given me." Ameridienne (Fr) (Targowice) Anyone who has ever dealt with Windfields' Foal born 4-23-96, a colt by Rahy. management can attest to Landry's comments. Will be bred back to Gone West. Farm Manager Bernard McCormack is a gentleman Owned by/boarded at Fares Farm in Lexington, Ky. of the first order, always available for information Accomplishments: Hwt. Older Mare-Fr, MGSW-U.S. & and the first to congratulate a customer when a Fr, $586A33. Windfields-bred wins. Mac Benson, who was hired by Windfields's founder E.P. Taylor to come to SHICKLAH, 16, --Logette ("* Forli) Canada from Delaware to be his private horse Foal born 4-23-96, a colt by Gone West. trainer in 1978, is equally cordial. Any reporter Will be bred back to Housebuster. Boarded at Shadwell Farm Inc. in Lexington, Ky. who has ever talked to him has received nothing Accomplishments: Co-Champion 2yo Filly in Ger­ but honesty. many, G2SW-Ger. Dam of Ra'a {SW-Eng, $67,307, Although he only trains a few horses for by Diesis {GB}l. Windfields, Benson has not forgotten which PAGE 7. THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS. 5-10-96

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ALLOWANCE RESULTS: + Blue Duchess, f, 2, Cure the Blues--Bishop's Ring 5th-HOL, $40,000, (S), 3yo/up, flm, 6 1/2f, 1:16, ft. (GISW, $153,215), by King's Bishop. lAD, 5-9, KARAKORUM (f, 3, Skywalker--Astolat, by Flying 4 1/2f, :53 1/5. B-J D Stuart, C Kimmel, et al (Ky). Paster) Lifetime Record: 5-2-1-1, $58, 150. OIB-Ridder * $8,500 yrl '95 ARKAUG; $4,500 yrl '95 KEESEP. Thoroughbred Stable (CA). T-David Hofmans. Really Rising, f, 2, For Really--Rising Writer (SW, $104,220), by Staff Writer. GGX, 5-9, 4 1/2f, :52. 6th-CDX, $39,620, 3yo/up, 1 1/8mT, 1:49 3/5, fm. B-Billingsley Creek Ranch (ld). *$13,000 yrl '95 SECRET EDGE (c, 4, Secreto--In Fine Fettle, by Intrepid WASDEC. * *Second winner for freshman sire. Hero) Lifetime Record: 10-3-0-0, $58,653. O-David P. Silken Screamer, f, 3, Awamasa--Bosses Way, by Boss Holloway. B-John Litkenhus & Phoenix Corporation Hoss. SPT, 5-9, 6f, 1: 11 2/5. B-Kenneth Fishbein (KY). T-Carl Bowman. * 1/2 to The Real Vaslav (Seattle (Ar). *First winner for sire. Dancer), SW-Braz and U.S., MGSP-Braz & U.S. + Alex Hollywood, f, 3, Cormorant--laughing Randi, by Bold Reasoning. BEL, (S)' 5-9, 7f, 1:24. B-Robert 6th-BEL, $36,000, (S), 3yo/up, 1 1/16m, 1:42 4/5, wf. Koones (Ny). LENNYS WILD AGAIN (c, 4, Wild Again--T.V. Bee, by T.V. Commercial) Lifetime Record: 13-3-1-0, $67,085. Thegiantkiller, c, 3, Danzig Connection--Determined 'n O-John J. Dillon & Leonard Nork. B-Elser Farms Corp Bold, by Exclusive Native. BEL, 5-9, 6f, 1: 11. B-Haras (NY). T-Rita Nash. "112 to Channel Three (Tri Jet), Pemale (Ky). * $14,500 wing '93 KEENOV; $24,000 MGSW, $412,548; and Fretina (Star de Naskra), SW, yrl '94 KEEJAN. $141 A65. Double Gloss, g, 3, Double Sonic--Glossie, by Glossary. GSX, 5-9, 1m, 1:40 1/5. B-Herman N. Elkin (Fl). 7th-GGX, $30,000, 3yo/up, flm, 1 1116mT, 1 :44 2/5, Going Far, c, 3, local Talent--Seadance, by One More fm. Slew. CDX, 5-9, 1 1 116mT, 1:44 3/5. B-James Hunt LA DARK (m, 5, Aly Dark--La Chica, by Table Run) Barker, Kenneth Douglas, et al (Fl). Lifetime Record: 34-10-5-7, $161,051. O/T-Jerry My Marfa, f, 3, Marfa--My Mia, by Shecky Greene. HOl, Hollendorfer. B-Clarence H. Goppert (CA). 5-9,1 1/16m, 1:45. B-WestWind Farm (Ky). *$5,000 yrl '94 KEESEP; $14,000 2yo 1995 BESAPR. 5th-SPT, $25,000, (S), 3yo/up, flm, 6f, 1 :11 4/5, sy. + Miswaki's Princess, f, 3, Miswaki--Princess Juliet, by POLLYANNA PIXIE (t, 3, That's a Nice--Tex's Toots, by Gallant Romeo. CDX, 5-9, 6 1/2f, 1: 18 2/5. B-David's Text) Lifetime Record: 4-3-0-0, $45,900. O/B-loretta J. Farm (Ky). *$65,000 yrl '94 KEEJUl; $72,000 2yo Clark (Il). T-Robert J. Byrne. 1995 KEEAPR. * * % to Julie The Flapper (Fappiano)' MSW, $214,275; and Juliannus (Alydar)' GSW, 9th-SPT, $25,000, (S)' 3yo/up, 1m, 1:39 4/5, sy. $309,525. DON'T DANCE (h, 5, Don't Hesitate--Dance Pleaser, by Tricky Priestess, f, 3, Phone Trick--Neophyte, by Green Honest Pleasure) Lifetime Record: 14-3-1-1, $42,324. Dancer. BEL, 5-9, 6f, 1: 11 1/5. B-Pin Oak Stud Inc. O-Richard Jorgensen. B-Dr. L.J. Gaudreau (ll). T-Eddie (Ky). *Won on a DQ. A. Cole. Torchera, f, 3, Pirate's Bounty--Kaylem Ho (MSW, $140,384), by Salem. HOl, (S)' 5-9, 6 1/2f, 1:15 5th-GGX, $25,000, 3yo, 6f, 1:09 3/5, ft. 4/5. B-Mr. & Mrs. Martin J. Wygod (Ca). "Full to MAGI'S MIRA (g, 3, Batonnier--Three Flights Up {SP}, by Topsider) Lifetime Record: 8-2-1-1, $37,975. Private Persuasion, GISW, $502,046; and Sound O-Walter Family Trust. B-Robert H. & Barbara A. Walter Wisdom, SW, $145,675. (CA). T-larry Ross. Regal Action, f, 3, Regal Remark--Mighty Action (MSP)' by Mighty Adversary. HST, 5-8, 6 1/2f, 1:184/5. 8th-LAD, $18,500, 3yo/up, a1m70yd, 1:402/5, ft. B-Action Breeders Inc. (BC). * 1/2 to ILLESAM (c, 4, World Appeal--Extra Case, by Upper Apieceoftheaction (Wander Kind), MSW, $158,884. Case) Lifetime Record: SW, 21-7-3-3, $123A79. Mossy Rock, c, 4, Geiger Counter--Empress Choice, by O-Delbert W. Tucker. B-J.C. Dudley (Fl). T-Jim Gaston. Val de l'Orne (Fr). BEL, 5-9, 6f, 1:09 2/5. B-lynne Hindmarsh (Can). * $30,336 yrl '93 CBSSEP; $46,000 MAIDEN WINNERS: 2yo 1994 SARTWO. Helen's Cup of Tea, f, 2, At the Threshold--Bring On the Colonial Currency, f, 4, Pleasant Colony--My Buck Green (SP), by Cabrini Green. CDX, 5-9, 5f, :59 2/5. (MSP)' by Buckpasser. GSX, 5-8, a1 m 70yds (off B-Michaei Criswell (Ky). turf), 1:45 3/5. B-T.M. Evans (Ky). + One Star Flag, c, 2, Avenue of Flags--lexingstar, by Humble Six, c, 4, Seattle Battle--Karleen's Toast, by Raise a Native. HOl, 5-9, 4 1/2f, :52 3/5. B-Mr. & A Toast to Junius. lAD, 5-9, 1 1 116m, 1:46 1/5. Mrs. John C. Mabee (Ca). "112 to Great Decision B-Jim Danaher (Ar). (MSW, $152,265, by "Habitony).