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TRAINER JOHNNY CAMPO DEAD ON “BOARD” FOR JAPAN CUP Trainer Johnny Campo Sr., who guided Buckland Lord Derby’s Ouija Board (GB) (Cape Cross {Ire}) will Farm’s Pleasant Colony to victories in the 1981 Ken- tackle the Nov. 27 G1 Japan Cup in Tokyo, connec- tucky Derby and Preakness, tions announced yesterday. Last died Monday after a prolonged year’s G1 English and Irish Oaks illness. He was 67. Born in and GI Breeders’ Cup Filly & East Harlem and raised near Mare Turf winner was reported in Aqueduct, Campo quit high good shape after a runner-up fin- school to work at the track. ish in defense of her Breeders’ After apprenticing with top Cup title at Belmont Oct. 29. trainers such as Sunny Jim “We’re off to Japan,” trainer Ed Fitzsimmons, John Nerud and Dunlop said. “She’s very well Lucien Laurin, he went out on and did her last piece of work his own in 1968 and, just five this morning. She’s come out of years later, conditioned the the race fantastically well and, champion two-year-old, Protag- fingers crossed, she travels onist, and champion two-year- well.” Dunlop was satisfied by Ouija Board www.eddunlop.com Johnny Campo Sr. old filly, Talking Picture, in the the four-year-old’s effort at Horsephotos same season. Pleasant Colony Belmont. “I was as satisfied as you can be without joined the Campo barn after winning considering the problems we had during the finishing out of the money in the Derby, and season,” he continued. “The fractions were very slow won two-thirds of the Triple Crown under his tutelage, and [jockey] Mr. [Jerry] Bailey did nothing wrong. From but missed out on the sweep when third behind Sum- going over to coming back, she only lost eight kilos, so ming in the Belmont S. Known as “The Fat Man” on the she took the whole experience very well and we’re backstretch, Campo also handled stakes winners Chero- keeping her ticking over.” kee Colony, Jackknife, Jim French, Island Sultan and Road Princess, but was forced to retire after suffering a CARTIER AWARDS ANNOUNCED TODAY stroke in the early ‘90s. Overall, he saddled 1,431 The 2005 Cartier Racing Awards will be announced winners and earned $25,766,390 in purses. He is this evening during a dinner at the Four Seasons Hotel survived by his wife, Peggy, and sons Johnny Jr. and in London. The winners are determined by points Paul, who is the racing secretary for the earned in Pattern races, a poll of leading racing journal- Racing Association. Visitation will be held today and ists and a vote by readers of the Racing Post and The tomorrow at the Cassese Funeral Home in Ozone Park, Daily Telegraph. The nominees for Horse of the Year New York, from 2-4 p.m. and 7-9 p.m. The funeral is are Azamour (Ire) (Night Shift), Divine Proportions scheduled for Friday at 10:15 a.m. at the Blessed Vir- (Kingmambo), Hurricane Run (Ire) (Montjeu {Ire}), gin Mary in Ozone Park. Shamardal (Giant’s Causeway) and Westerner (GB) WINSTAR OFFERING TOPS KEENELAND (Danehill). In addition to the equine awards, the annual Will He Shine (Silver Deputy), a three-year-old colt Daily Telegraph Award of Merit will go to the person offered by WinStar Racing, agent, brought a final bid of deemed to have done most for European racing and/or $290,000 from Saverio Pugliese to top Tuesday’s breeding either over his or her lifetime or in the last 12 session of the Keeneland November Breeding Stock months. Sale in Lexington. The chestnut was one of 13 horses in training that WinStar put through the ring yesterday; TDN TODAY the consignment brought $1,131,000. Headline News ...... 8 pages Keeneland cont. p2

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Keeneland November cont. “Stars” cont. The “Stars” of the Show... WinStar President Doug Cauthen expects the sale of A half-brother to GISW Cuvee from the family of racing stock to become a yearly part of the Keeneland GISW Olympio and GSW Call Now, Will He Shine, hip November catalogue. “We are hoping to create an 3194, was second at Churchill Downs in May in his annual offering of a good solid group of very nice only start to date. WinStar also scored with three-year- horses that likely won’t end up in our stallion barn,” old Warrior Song (Unbridled’s Song), who brought Cauthen said. “This is a good opportunity to present a $280,000; and At The Knees (Anees), an unraced product that people are really enthusiastic about--every- three-year-old colt who attracted a final bid of body is looking for a proven or made racehorse.” $265,000. A winning half-brother to MGSW and sire Lasting Approval (With Approval), Warrior Song sold as A Holiday Mood... hip 3185 to California trainer Mike Machowsky, agent. A 2005 colt from the first crop by MGISW Harlan’s At The Knees, hip 3227, was purchased by Naveed Holiday (Harlan) out of Milagra (Maria’s Mon) reached Chowhan. The WinStar connections were not surprised $220,000 to top the weanlings Tuesday. Consigned by by the success of the offering. “The goal was to raise Eaton Sales, agent, the gray was purchased by $1 million and we felt confident we could do it,” Caswell/Massy. Sold as hip 3030, he is out of a half to WinStar Racing Manager Elliott Walden said. “We want GISP Rhiana (Runaway Groom). The other six-figure to sell at every venue, offering weanlings and yearlings weanling yesterday was hip 3171, a Forest Camp colt and now establishing a market for horses in training. from the Lakland LLC consignment that brought You can sell good horses at any point in there career-- $105,000. Out of Unbridled Dream (Unbridled’s Song), horses come of age at different times. Now, with the the bay was purchased by Hill ‘n’ Dale Bloodstock. money we raised, we will go back in, pay more stud fees and produce more horses to sell.” Walden en- KEENELAND NOVEMBER STATISTICS dorsed the plan of selling some of WinStar’s racing stock because, when he was training, he knew how TUESDAY, NOV. 15, 2005 hard it was to find good horses for his stable. “I got the idea from when [Bob] ‘Country’ Roberts had his dis- SESSION TOTALS 2005 2004 persal [at Keeneland November in 1999],” he ex- No. Offered 316 331 No. Sold 239 256 plained. “I was trying to buy horses at the time, and I RNAs 77 75 saw how well those horses sold. It’s a good time to % RNA 24.4% 22.7% sell--we’re at the end of the year, off the meets at Gross $6,653,700 $6,839,600 Keeneland and Churchill and Belmont, and people are Average (% change) $27,840 (+4.2%) $26,717 restructuring. By putting all of our horses on one day, a Median (% change) $18,000 (+9.1%) $16,500 dark day, it allowed the trainers to come here and have CUMULATIVE 2005 2004 the opportunity to see the horses and watch the videos. No. Offered 2,826 2,868 A lot of people want to buy horses privately, but we No. Sold 2,147 2,200 decided to offer them here and let the market set the RNAs 679 668 price.” He added, “The hard part was deciding which % RNA 24% 23.3% horses to sell so far ahead of time. We had to decide Gross $281,046,000 $271,498,900 by Aug. 1, but it worked out very well. The horses Average (% change) $130,902 (+6%) $123,409 raced well over the last couple of months and estab- Median (% change) $50,000 (+6.4%) $47,000 lished their value.” www.keeneland.com Smarty Jones $100,000 live foal Just whetting your appetite He had 41 stakes producers and 39 stakes winners on his first book. Of the 16 mares sold IFT Smarty at the November Sales, 10 were neither. www.threechimneys.com And yet, the 16 mares sold for a median of $365,000. (859) 873-7053 TDN P HEADLINE NEWS • 11/16/05 • PAGE 3 of 8

Keeneland November cont. WEEKEND PEDIGREE Full Brother to Tiznow Sells at Keeneland... Tizbud (Cee’s Tizzy), a full brother to Horse of the PERSPECTIVES Year and two-time Breeders’ Cup Classic winner by Alan Porter Tiznow, brought a $120,000 final bid from NW Man- agement at yesterday’s ninth session of Keeneland’s RED SMITH H.-GII, $150,000, AQU, 11-12, 3yo/up, November Breeding Stock Sale. Consigned by Taylor 1 3/8mT, 2:15 1/5, fm. Made Sales Agency, the six-year-old stallion prospect is 1--KING'S DRAMA (IRE), 122, g, 5, by King's Theatre (Ire) also a full brother to multiple graded stakes winner and 1st Dam: Last Drama (Ire) (MSP-Fr), by (Ire) GISP Budroyale and GII Sorrento S. heroine Tizdubai. 2nd Dam: Drama, by Sir Ivor Unraced at two, Tizbud won once at three and came 3rd Dam: *Drury Nell, by Bold Lad (Ire) back the following season to take the California Cup O-Gary A Tanaka; B-Kilfrush Stud Ltd (IRE); T-Robert Classic H. and finish third in the GII San Fernando J Frankel; J-E S Prado; $90,000. Lifetime Record: Breeders’ Cup S. Sold as Hip 3161, Tizbud entered GISW-US & GSW-Fr, 25-8-6-5, $869,966. *1/2 to stud in 2004 with $230,266 in earnings and is cur- Self Feeder (Ire) (Lycius), SW & GISP-US, $465,594. rently represented by his first crop of weanlings. The Click for the brisnet.com chart or the free brisnet.com top-priced mare of yesterday’s session was hip 3359, catalogue-style pedigree. the eight-year-old Golf Girl (Kingmambo). Consigned by One of the things that has convinced us of the impor- Stonereath Farms, Inc., as agent for Gary Player, the tance of the pattern of a pedigree is the frequency with unraced bay mare was purchased for $150,000 by which a horse with a clever pedigree turns out to be Tom Biederman, agent. In foal to Malibu Moon, Golf the best runner for his sire. We had another example in Girl is the dam of stakes winner Stoneway (Storm the shape of the GII Red Smith H. victor King’s Drama. Boot). A proven top-class performer on the turf, King’s Drama is also winner of the GI Sword Dancer Invitational H. in A # will distinguish first-time stakes-winners, a @ will the U.S. and the G3 Prix de la Jonchere in France, and indicate first-time graded stakes-winners, a s will has further Grade I credits with a second and a third in denote a first-time Grade/Group 1 winner. consecutive renewals of the GI Man o’War S.

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Pedigree Perspectives cont. No doubt, when King’s Theatre retired to stud, it was expected, or at least hoped, that he would get horses of the caliber of King’s Drama with some degree of frequency. By the all-conquering Sadler’s Wells, he was half-brother to High Estate, a champion English two- year-old who subsequently sired G1 English Derby winner High-Rise. King’s Theatre lived up to his pedigree on the race- track, too. At two, he won the last three of his four starts, stamping himself as a classic prospect with a win in the G1 Racing Post Trophy. King’s Theatre opened his three-year-old career with a tally in the G3 Craven S., a trial for the G1 2000 Guineas, but despite going off as favorite, could do no better than 13th in the Classic itself. Better efforts followed, with King’s Theatre finishing second to in the G1 English Derby and second again, to the filly , in the G1 . The improvement continued in the G1 King George VI & Queen Elizabeth S., where King’s Theatre defeated his elders with a performance which earned him a ranking as England’s leading middle-dis- tance three-year-old of the year. He concluded his second season with a third to the five-year-olds and in the G1 Juddmonte International and an unplaced effort in the G1 Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe. King’s Theatre’s reputation rather peaked with his King George win and, although he remained in training at four and five, he never won again, although he did manage thirds in the GI Sword Dancer Invitational H. and G1 Gran Premio di Milano. While his final two seasons at the track may have somewhat tarnished his image, King’s Theatre appeared to have all the tools for sire success, given his top-level pedigree and his Group 1 wins at two and three. Unfor- tunately, for the most part, that success has proved elusive, and King’s Drama apart, King’s Theatre has sired a total of eight black-type winners from his first six Northern Hemisphere crops, with the filly Red Rioja, who took the G3 Park S. in Ireland and the GIII Brown Bess H. in the U.S., being his only other group or graded winner, although he does also have Austra- lian graded winners Royal Code and I Rock My World from a Southern Hemisphere crop. For the most re- cently completed breeding season, King’s Theatre’s advertising was drawing attention to his potential as a sire of hurdlers as well as runners on the flat. It’s likely that much of the credit for King’s Drama’s ability should go to his dam, Last Drama, who is also the dam of the Lycius horse Self Feeder, winner of the Steinlen H. and placed in several other good West Coast events, including a second in the GI Charles Whittingham H. Last Drama was a daughter of Last Tycoon, a horse who showed brilliant speed in Europe, but stretched that speed to upset the GI Breeders’ Cup e-mail: [email protected] ! website: www.lanwades.com Mile. Pedigree Perspectives cont. p5 TDN P HEADLINE NEWS • 11/16/05 • PAGE 5 of 8

Pedigree Perspectives cont. In tail-female line this is a family which goes back to Out of a mare by , Last Tycoon sired a num- a half-sister to 1939 English 2000 Guineas and Derby ber of animals who stayed better than himself, with winner Blue Peter, and which also produced G1 English Last Drama, twice black-type placed at 10 furlongs, Derby winning half-brothers Blakeney and Morston. being an example. Last Drama had a talented sister The branch which has hitherto had the most impact who also made her presence felt in the U.S., this being in the U.S. is that which comes through Moment of Tycoon’s Drama, who captured the nine-furlong GIII Truth II, a half-sister to King’s Drama’s fourth dam, Selima S. as a two-year-old. Tycoon’s Drama has also Drury Nell. She produced five black-type winners, gone on to a successful career as a broodmare, produc- headed by the top-class sprinter Indulto and the out- ing the French listed winners Tycoon’s Dolce, Sharpest standing Californian filly Convenience, and is also an- Image and Desert Drama. cestress of Star of the Crop, Scatter Buy, Concept Win Where Last Drama was a middle-distance runner sired and Major Impact. by a sprinter/miler, King’s Drama’s granddam Drama We mentioned at the beginning of the article that was a sprinter sired by a middle-distance runner. A King’s Drama owns an interesting pedigree pattern. The daughter of Sir Ivor, Drama scored the only victory of a key to this is that King’s Drama’s sire Sadler’s Wells is brief career when winning the G3 Greenlands S. over by out of a mare by , and six furlongs in Ireland. King’s Drama’s maternal grandsire Last Tycoon is by a Drama had a three-parts sister, Taylor Park (by Sir son of Northern Dancer out of a mare by a son of Never Ivor’s sire, Sir Gaylord) who campaigned in the U.S. Bend (a half-brother to Bold Reason). and won five times as a juvenile, with her most impor- Thus, King’s Drama’s grandsires are the products of tant win coming in the Pocahontas S. She’s since be- rather similar crosses. King's Drama isn’t an isolated come ancestress of numerous stakes winners, including instance of the pattern working. Entrepreneur, a son of the 2005 G2 Prix Robert-Papin heroine New Girlfriend Sadler’s Wells who hasn’t come up to expectations as and the prolific black-type scorer Private Lap. a stallion, has sired G1 Irish Oaks heroine Vintage Tip- ple out of a Last Tycoon mare. She is one of only two KING’S DRAMA (IRE), g, 2000 Group 1 winners he has produced. In Australia, the Nearctic Northern Dancer highly successful young sire Encosta de Lago, who is Sadler’s Wells by Sadler’s Wells’ brother Fairy King, has the brilliant BoldReason Fairy Bridge Alinghi, who is out of a daughter of Monde Bleu, him- King’s Theatre Special self a son of Last Tycoon. A multiple Group 1 winner in (Ire) Raise a Native Princely Native Australia, Alinghi also captured the GIII Ballston Spa Charlo Regal Beauty Breeders’ Cup H. at Saratoga. Crafty Admiral Dennis Belle Evasion Alan Porter may be contacted at [email protected]. Please cc TDN at [email protected]. Northern Dancer Sex Appeal Last Tycoon (Ire) Last Drama (Ire) Mill Reef MSP-Fr, 12-3-0-5, Mill Princess (Ire) Irish Lass (Ire) MOVING ??? $70,780 Sir Gaylord For just a day or forever... 9Fls, 1G1SW, Drama Sir Ivor 1SW GSW-Ire, 4-1-0-0, Attica Call us with your new fax number. $12,274 Drury Nell (GB) Bold Lad (Ire) (732) 747-8060 8Fls, 1GSW, 1SW 11Fls, 1GSW, 1SW Kingsworth (Ire)

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It is a very good bet that this year's final bellwether AT THE SALES WITH... (with apologies to those sheep farmers who corrected me that what I called ‘bellweather’ is actually ‘bell- Bill Oppenheim wether,’ meaning you put the bell on the wether), NA/EU yearling and mixed sales--nine yearling and three BILLIONS AND BILLIONS SERVED mixed sales--will total over $1.1 billion for the first At the rate Keeneland is going, we'll eventually have time. The horse market has reached new heights. to stop calling them the world's auction supermarket, One of the features of each year's November sales is we'll have to start calling them McKeeneland. They're the introduction of new sires to the market, and to see not quite up to ‘billions and billions served,’ but they're how they are rated by the buyers. These fall into two certainly headed in that direction. Through the end of categories: sires whose first weanlings are selling; and November Book 4 on Monday, just the September and sires whose first mares in foal are selling. The 2004 November sales this year have receipts thus far of North American stallion retirements included five horses $658,742,300. That's with 5,453 sold, so by the time whose first mares in foal achieved high averages last Book 6 finishes Friday, it should be near 6,500 horses November, and who would therefore be expected to averaging a little over $100,000 each. As we were lead this November's table of first-year weanling sires. saying at the end of the yearling sales, they're not So it proved generally, though 2003 Belmont winner simply the world leader, they actually constitute about Empire Maker didn't actually hit the board: he had only half of the major North American and European yearling four weanlings catalogued, of which three were out, and mixed sale market. and the other was bought back for $425,000. Sometime last Saturday, as November Book 3 was Mineshaft, Horse Of The Year in 2003, had just two drawing to a close, the major 2005 North American and foals sell, but topped the averages, at $255,000. Vindi- European yearling and mixed auction marketplaces cation, champion two-year-old colt of 2002, had seven passed the $1-billion milestone for the third time, and average $213,857. Aldebaran, champion sprinter of at the earliest point of the calendar year ever. The 2003, had four sell, for an average of $195,000; and $1-billion mark was reached for the first time in 2000, Sky Mesa, also unbeaten at two in Vindication's year, then again last year, but in both cases the final figures had six average $163,750. The five sires were only were just over the $1-billion mark. We only use three represented by 21 weanlings selling in total, but their mixed sales--Fasig and Keeneland November and numbers do look reliable; by comparison, last year's top Tattersalls' December, to calculate our figures, in addi- four of Johannesburg, Came Home, Orientate and tion to the nine major yearling sales previously tallied. Street Cry had many more sell, but they all averaged There is certainly a case for including Goffs Novem- around the $100,000 mark, far below the numbers for ber and Deauville December mixed sales as well, but this year's top five. we have not done so in the past, so we will leave that At least sires whose first weanlings sell have actual for our winter research. For the purposes of this discus- foals which the market can judge; sires whose first sion, the relevant point is that last year's December mares sell in foal do not. The market here is only as- sale grossed right at $100 million; 2003 had seen the sessing the value of mares bred to them and, in fact, only the mares bred to them which are sent through the record gross of right at $120 million. ring. So, of all the unreliable pointers we can come up with, first-year in-foal mare average is about the most All horses in the TDN are bred in North America, unreliable. unless otherwise indicated Oppenheim cont. p7 THE LEADING FRESHMAN COVERING SIRE THE PLEASANTLY PERFECT SALES THE LEADING FRESHMAN SIRE OF WEANLINGS LEADERS MINESHAFT

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Oppenheim cont. For example, Pleasantly Perfect was an absolutely top-class racehorse, but it would be a brave analyst who would predict he will be the top first-year weanling sire of 2006 because Contrive, the dam of Folklore, sold in foal to him for $3 million at Fasig-Tipton. As a consequence, through the end of Book 3, Pleasantly Perfect led the first-year covering sires list with an average of $603,333 for six mares sold in foal-- $3 million for Contrive, and $620,000 for the other five combined. Speightstown, last year's champion sprinter, proved predictably popular, with 15 in-foal mares aver- aging $415,667, and even outpointed last year's cham- pion three-year-old colt, Smarty Jones, who had 16 in-foal mares average $335,000. Belmont winner Birdstone covered the dam of Stevie Wonderboy, so he averaged $298,250 for four sold ($1.1 million for Heat Lightning, $93,000 for the other three combined). Other sires with six-figure (or near) averages, with 4+ sold, included: Strong Hope (11 mares in foal, averaged $212,273); Medaglia d'Oro (23, $141,435); Lion Heart (21, $133,254); and Congaree (seven, $98,857). Finally, a thought about all the staggering figures, about the 9,183 horses already sold for the $1,027,528,856 (approximately) in revenues already accrued at the major sales we've been covering. It's still a very tough game: expenses, especially stud fees, are high, and the auction market is so demanding now that many top consignors feel you can lead a perfectly good horse over to the ring and still get drubbed. It's a great game when you have the right horse, but in SINGLETARY TO CARDIFF STUD Top turf miler breeding and selling, just like in owning them and gam- Singletary (Sultry Song--Joiski’s Star, by Star de bling on them, you've got to make your infrequent Naskra) will enter stud in 2006 scores cover all the losers and then some. It's not so at Cardiff Stud Farms in Creston, easy as it maybe looks and sounds, as anybody who California, according to The has ever bred or sold a horse will tell you. That's why Blood-Horse. His stud fee will be those Book 1 horses are so scary and, particularly for a $5,000. “We're ecstatic to have breeder, Book 1 sires. You can forget about finding a him,” farm owner Steve Sahadi bargain in Book 1, because the stud fees people have in told The Blood-Horse. “We've them are so high. That's a consequence of the new had great success bringing big-book boom. Singletary Benoit Photo One effect of this is to highlight the value in mid- Breeders' Cup winners Skywalker dle-range sires. It's not even a matter of picking out and Prized here to stand, and we expect Singletary to particular ones; everybody, including me, does that, follow.” The five-year-old’s career highlight came in the and I will do so again, in print, before long. But today's 2004 GI Breeders’ Cup Mile at Lone Star Park, where mission is simply to present what we hope is a pretty he defeated an international field for owner Little Red comprehensive list of stallions standing in for Feather Racing Stable. He also captured the GIII La 2006 at fees between $15,000-$35,000 (see p8). We Jolla H. at three and the GII San Francisco Breeders’ thank Margaret Layton and Three Chimneys for the Cup Mile as a four-year-old. In 2005, Singletary landed long, two-sided plastic cards they give out at the sales the GII Arcadia H. and the GII Oak Tree Breeders’ Cup with all Kentucky sires then available included, and Mile, and was third in the GI Eddie Read H. He finished we've tried to check and add to make this list as com- eighth in this year’s Breeders’ Cup Mile in his final start plete as possible (apologies in advance for omissions, for trainer Don Chatlos Jr. “As California owners, we're let us know and we will correct). If you can afford to really pumped up to have the opportunity to get Cal- gamble with those big-money, Book 1 sires, great; if breds by him,” Little Red Feather’s Billy Koch added. not, here are some sires to consider for the rest of us. “We think he has great upside potential." The bay’s Bill Oppenheim may be contacted at [email protected]. record stands at 22-8-5-3 with earnings of Please cc TDN at [email protected]. $1,754,312. TDN P HEADLINE NEWS • 11/16/05 • PAGE 8 of 8

KENTUCKY SIRES STANDING FOR $15,000 - $35,000 *2005 Yearling Sales info provided by auctions.bloodhorse.com SIRE FARM 06 FEE 1st Foals A Index ABC 05 yrl avg # sold Alphabet Soup Adena Springs 25,000 1999 2.4 2.06 25,816 18 Arch Claiborne 15,000 2000 1.27 1.96 57,172 25 Belong To Me Lane's End 20,000 1995 2.08 1.82 46,741 35 Bernstein Castleton Lyons 25,000 2002 6.82 2.27 40,750 20 Buddha Hill 'n' Dale 17,500 2004 ------86,657 84 Broken Vow Pin Oak 15,000 2003 ------57,981 55 Cape Town Overbrook 15,000 2000 1.72 1.53 41,210 20 City Zip Lane's End 15,000 2003 ------53,166 12 Congaree Adena Springs 15,000 2006 ------Consolidator Darley at Jonabell 20,000 2007 ------Devil His Due Margaux 15,000 1997 1.09 1.18 36,856 37 Diesis (GB) Mill Ridge 30,000 1985 1.93 1.22 94,316 14 E Dubai Darley at Jonabell 15,000 2004 ------80,066 30 El Corredor Hill 'n' Dale 30,000 2003 ------80,863 71 Eddington Claiborne 20,000 2007 ------Footstepsinthesand Ashford 30,000 2007 ------Forest Camp Airdrie 20,000 2003 ------95,525 59 Forest Danger Taylor Made 20,000 2007 ------Forest Wildcat Brookdale 35,000 1998 1.58 1.58 161,657 35 Friends Lake Airdrie 15,000 2006 ------Golden Missile Adena Springs 25,000 2002 3.03 1.33 32,891 41 Harlan's Holiday Airdrie 17,500 2005 ------Holy Bull Darley at Jonabell 15,000 1996 1.96 1.61 49,316 50 Indian Charlie Airdrie 25,000 2000 2.1 2.22 67,865 44 Johannesburg Ashford 25,000 2004 ------91,467 75 Johar Mill Ridge 20,000 2006 ------Kitten's Joy Ramsey 25,000 2007 ------Langfuhr Lane's End 20,000 1999 1.95 1.66 45,851 35 Lemon Drop Kid Lane's End 30,000 2002 0.7 1.93 79,061 54 Leroidesanimaux Stonewall 30,000 2007 ------Limehouse Vinery 17,500 2007 ------Lion Heart Ashford 30,000 2006 ------Malibu Moon Castleton Lyons 30,000 2001 1.79 1.86 29,233 15 Maria's Mon Pin Oak 25,000 1998 1.23 1.29 87,083 42 Menifee Stone Farm 15,000 2001 3.93 2.23 29,839 28 Monarchos Claiborne 15,000 2003 ------63,536 33 More Than Ready Vinery 30,000 2002 3.09 2.31 60,276 69 Mr. Greeley Gainesway 35,000 1997 1.69 1.33 190,924 70 Northern Afleet Taylor Made 20,000 2000 2.86 2.21 31,637 24 Officer Gainesway 15,000 2004 ------71,800 55 Offlee Wild Darley at Jonabell 15,000 2007 ------Orientate Gainesway 20,000 2004 82,278 84 Petionville Crestwood 15,000 1998 2.11 1.38 8,833 3 Perfect Soul Darby Dan 15,000 2006 ------Proud Citizen Airdrie 17,500 2005 ------Quiet American Darley 20,000 1993 1.62 1.67 88,550 20 Roman Ruler Hill 'n' Dale 30,000 2007 ------Royal Academy Ashford 15,000 1992 1.98 1.5 98,307 41 Silver Deputy Brookdale 30,000 1990 2.26 2 109,265 32 Skip Away Hopewell 15,000 2000 1.57 1.77 11,229 24 Sky Mesa Three Chimneys 30,000 2005 ------Smoke Glacken Gainesway 30,000 1999 2.41 2.19 58,115 38 Songandaprayer Walmac 35,000 2003 ------108,866 30 Southern Image Taylor Made 15,000 2007 ------Stephen Got Even Lane's End 25,000 2002 1.52 1.89 34,016 30 Storm Boot Crestwood 15,000 1995 ------25,516 51 Stormin' Fever Airdrie 15,000 2001 1.17 0.88 46,203 57 Stormy Atlantic Hill 'n' Dale 20,000 2000 1.82 1.52 37,442 76 Street Cry (Ire) Darley at Jonabell 30,000 2004 100,787 45 Strong Hope Claiborne 30,000 2006 ------Successful Appeal Walmac 25,000 2002 5.45 3.41 72,719 26 Swain (Ire) Shadwell 15,000 2000 1.31 1.11 49,426 7 Tapit Gainesway 15,000 2006 ------The Cliff's Edge Vinery 20,000 2006 ------Thunder Gulch Ashford 25,000 1997 1.51 1.21 105,041 44 Tiznow WinStar 35,000 2003 ------133,910 50 Toccet Castleton Lyons 15,000 2006 ------Woodman Ashford 20,000 1988 1.23 1.15 48,365 16 Yes It's True Three Chimneys 35,000 2002 4.37 2.55 82,166 60 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 2005

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Yesterday’s Results: D’WILDCAT MOVING TO VINERY FLORIDA 7th-PHA, $21,840, Msw, 3yo/up, f/m, 6f, 1:13 2/5, ft. GISW D’Wildcat (Forest Wildcat--D’Enough, by +WILDNSPECTACULAR (f, 3, Wild Event--Doctor D’Accord), who stood his first two seasons at stud at Danielle, by Spectacular Bid), a half sister to Spectacu- Windfields Farm in Ontario, will move to Vinery Stud in lar Moon (Migrating Moon), GSW, $204,377, went Summerfield, Florida for 2006. The seven-year-old postward at 8-1. The Florida-bred bay came from just captured the GIII Swale S. in 2001 and the GI Frank J. off the pace to defeat Citi Prancer (Citidancer) by 1 1/2 DeFrancis Dash and GII Churchill Downs H. in 2002, lengths. Lifetime Record: 1-1-0-0, $12,600. retiring with earnings of $570,444. His first foals ar- O-Sharon Biamonte. B-Nancy Economy (FL). T-Kimberly rived this year. “Windfields and Vinery have been major B Swentkowski. partners in D’Wildcat since his retirement,” said Windfields Vice President Noreen Taylor. “We are really H CENTRAL H impressed with his first foal crop and feel he is well on his way as a sire.” Added Vinery’s Dr. Tom Simon, “We Wild Zone Relocating to Hopewell: see this as a wonderful opportunity to offer Florida Wild Zone (Wild Again--Music Zone, by The Minstrel) breeders a truly exciting young sire. The Florida indus- will move to Hopewell Farm in try is as strong now as it has ever been, and this horse Midway, Kentucky for 2006, it already has solid Florida connections.” D’Wildcat will was announced yesterday. A stand as the property of a syndicate, with Windfields, multiple stakes winner of Vinery and Fog City Stable retaining a significant inter- $509,973, the 15-year-old has est. His 2006 fee will be $6,500 live foal. had 171 winners of more than FANTASTICAT TO MD STALLION STATION Last $8 million from his first six crops year’s GII Super Derby winner Fantasticat (Storm Cat-- to race, including eight stakes Lotta Dancing, by Alydar) has been retired and will head Wild Zone Tony Leonard winners. He will stand for a fee to Maryland Stallion Station in Glyndon to begin his of $5,000. stud career. The four-year-old, who was also runner-up in the Round Table S. and Prelude S. last season, raced STAKES CLOSINGS for owner R Bar S and trainer Bobby TODAY, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16: Barnett. The bay compiled a record of 23-3-6-5 during 12-03 $150,000a Bessarabian H.-II, Wo, his three seasons at the track, earning $448,369. He 3yo/up, f/m, 7f (150) will become the first graded stakes winner by Storm www.stakesdigestweekly.com Cat to stand in Maryland. His 2006 fee has been set at $6,000 live foal. The brisnet.com ‘Race of the Day’ is the TDN TODAY 9th Race, $49,400 Allowance, at Churchill Downs. Around the World ...... 6 pages For pps and a complete race analysis, click here.

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GOFFS NOVEMBER DAY THREE IRISH NATIONAL STUD TO STAND AMADEUS Hip 522, f, Captain Rio (GB)--Glenviews Purchase (Ire), WOLF The Irish National Stud and Dermot Farrington by Desert Story (Ire) Bloodstock have purchased a 50-percent interest in Consigned by Piercetown Stud two-year-old G1 Middle Park S. winner Amadeus Captain Rio’s first crop were met with enthusiasm on Wolf (GB) (Mozart {Ire}--Rachelle {Ire}, by Mark of Monday and this precociously bred January foal is out Esteem {Ire}), who will stand at the Irish National of a half to a Listed winner from the family of Assert Stud at the conclusion of his racing career. Amadeus (Ire). Wolf will continue to race in the colours of current owners John Duddy and Brendan McDonald under Hip 526, c, Xaar (GB)--Divine Secret (GB), the care of current trainer Kevin Ryan. “Amadeus by (Fr) Wolf is an exceptionally exciting prospect for us, Consigned by the Castlebridge Consignment both as a racehorse and as a stallion,” said John This colt’s half brother is the classy Italian juvenile Clarke, chief executive of the Irish National Stud. “He Adorabile Fong (GB), who finished runner-up in the G3 proved himself as an outstanding two-year-old, win- Premio Guido Berardelli. ning both the G2 Gimcrack and the G1 Middle Park. Amadeus Wolf is exceptionally good-looking and has Hip 639, f, Montjeu (Ire)--Castellane (Fr), by Danehill impeccable bloodlines with his distaff line being Consigned by Harcourt Stud mares with Darshaan (GB), and Mr. Prospec- This March-foaled filly is out of a sister to the stakes tor blood. Breeders will no doubt be eager to use his performer Creepshow (Fr) from the family of the G1 services when he retires to the stallion paddocks at Criterium de Saint-Cloud winner Shaka (GB). Tully.”

GOFFS NOVEMBER PICKS UP Goffs’ November GOFFS NOVEMBER SALE STATISTICS Sale changed gears yesterday, with the sale’s overall TUESDAY, NOV. 15, 2005 average exceeding last year’s equivalent by 50 percent. Redpender Stud scooped the top-priced foal of the SESSION TOTALS 2005 2004 session when securing hip 416, a colt by Choisir (Aus) No. Offered 203 187 from the draft of Farm Hill House. As a half brother to No. Sold 149 121 the Listed winner Windya (Fr), the colt was one of the RNAs 54 66 highlights of the sale so far, and it was Jimmy % RNA 26.6% 35.3% Murphy’s operation who made the final bid at Gross i2,043,600 i1,065,000 i95,000. Coolmore’s latest addition from Down Under Average i13,715 (+55.7%) i8,806 was also responsible for hip 412, a filly with sprinting CUMULATIVE 2005 2004 in her blood, being from the family of speedsters No. Offered 393 372 Millyant (GB), Prince Sabo (GB) and Abou Zouz. Con- No. Sold 259 225 signed by Whiteoaks, she was knocked down to RNAs 134 147 McKeever St Lawrence for i56,000. Earlier, % RNA 34.1% 39.5% Kilnamoragh Stud consigned the top-priced filly when Gross i3,167,300 i1,833,000 hip 365, from the first crop of the G1 2000 Guineas Average i12,229 (+50.1%) i8,147 third Frenchmans Bay (Fr), reached i65,000. Ross www.goffs.com Doyle stepped in for the half sister to the G3 C L Weld Park S. winner Jazz Princess (Ire). Selling continues today at noon. Full catalogue and updates can be found All horses in the TDN are bred in North America, on www.goffs.com. unless otherwise indicated

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Lingfield, 3.20, Mdn, £6,337, 3yo/up, 1 1/4m (AWT), H B R I T A I N H 2:06.57, st. MOHAFAZAAT (IRE) (f, 3, Sadler’s Wells--Wijdan {SP- MORE INCREASES AT DONCASTER Eng}, by Mr. Prospector), fourth in a Bath maiden on Doncaster Bloodstock Sales Company’s two-day debut Oct. 19, was up to lead early and established a November Sale ended on another high yesterday, when clear advantage entering the straight. Strongly pressed the average rose by nearly 34 percent. Topping the by Kyles Prince (Ire) (In the Wings {GB}) in the dying day’s trading was hip 314, the sophomore Indian Pipe strides, she had a short-head verdict over that rival in Dream (Ire) (Indian Danehill {Ire}), from ’s the photo. The winner is a half sister to Oriental Fash- Manton House Stables. Successful four times this sea- ion (Ire) (Marju {Ire}, GSW-Ity, SW-Fr & SP-Eng). Life- son, including in competitive handicaps at Sandown, time Record: 2-1-0-0, £4,436. Haydock and Newmarket, the colt was purchased by O-Sheikh Hamdan bin Rashid al Maktoum; B-Shadwell Northern Bloodstock for 58,000 guineas. DBS Manag- ing Director Henry Beeby heralded another successful Estate Company Limited; T-Marcus Tregoning. trade. “We have been delighted to finish the year on Lingfield, 12.20, Mdn, £5,889, 2yo, 6f (AWT), such a positive note with an incredibly strong, lively 1:12.25, st. and buoyant Horses in Training Sale over the last two NYARHINI (GB) (f, 2, Fantastic Light--Nuryana {GB} days which has recorded impressive gains over last {SW-Eng}, by Nureyev), sixth on debut in a Newmarket year's sale which, of course, had the benefit of Percus- maiden Oct. 1, broke well and stalked the generous sionist (Ire) who sold for 340,000 guineas--our second early pace. Challenging wide in the straight, the 5-1 equal highest price ever.” Full results are available on www.dbsauctions.com. shot got to the lead at the furlong marker and gamely held Radius (GB) (Lujain) to score by a short head and Yesterday’s Results: become the 14th winner for her freshman sire (by Lingfield, 1.50, Cond, £7,366, 2yo, 1m (AWT), Rahy). Nyarhini is a half sister to Mystic Knight (GB) 1:37.73, st. (Caerleon, GSW-Eng & GSP-US, $184,821); to Rebecca NATURAL FORCE (IRE) (c, 2, King’s Best--Wolf Cleugh Sharp (GB) (Machiavellian, G1SW-Eng & GSP-Fr, {Ire}, by Last Tycoon {Ire}), off the mark at Bath last $373,373); and to Hidden Hope (GB) (Daylami {Ire}, time Oct. 9, broke sharply and disputed the early lead SW & MGSP-Eng & GSP-Fr, $142,772). Lifetime Re- before taking over inside the final three furlongs. Soon cord: 2-1-0-0, £3,873. clear, the 9-2 second favorite had it wrapped up as O-Mrs Hugo Morris; B-Hascombe and Valiant Studs; Salute the General (GB) (Mark of Esteem {Ire}) closed T-Geoff Wragg. late and had a length to spare at the line. The i150,000 GOFNOV weanling is a half brother to Moss Lingfield, 1.20, Mdn, £5,869, 2yo, 6f (AWT), 1:13.28, st. Vale (Ire) (Shinko Forest {Ire}, MSW-Eng & MGSW-Eng +EASY AIR (GB) (c, 2, Zafonic--Easy Option {Ire} {SW- & Ire, $239,680). Lifetime Record: 4-2-0-1, £8,898. Eng & GSP-Fr}, by Prince Sabo {GB}) was sent off the O-Godolphin; B-Derek Veitch; T-Saeed bin Suroor. 5-2 favorite based on favorable home reports, but missed the kick to trail the field in the early stages. Making up lost ground effortlessly, he rallied between DBS NOVEMBER SALE TUESDAY, NOV. 15, 2005 rivals in the straight and quickened to cut down Rebel- CUMULATIVE 2005 2004 lious Spirit (GB) (Mark of Esteem {Ire}) in the shade of No. Offered 268 262 the post to record a snug head success. Easy Air is a No. Sold 218 191 full brother to Maybe Forever (GB) (GSW-Fr) and a half RNAs 50 71 to Court Masterpiece (GB) (Polish Precedent, G1SW-Fr % RNA 18.7% 27.1% & GSW-Eng, $696,604). Lifetime Record: 1-1-0-0, Gross 1,672,400gns 1,094,800gns £3,860. Average (% change) 7,671gns (+33.8%) 5,732gns O-Sheikh Maktoum bin Rashid al Maktoum; www.dbsauctions.com B-Gainsborough Stud Management Ltd; T-Ed Dunlop.

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Maisons-Laffitte, 2.05, Cond, i31,000, 2yo, c/g, H F R A N C E H 7½fT, 1:42.40, vsf. +CLOWORD (IRE) (c, 2, Spinning World--Clodora {Fr} SAINT-CLOUD CONCLUDES {GSW-Fr, $125,861}, by Linamix {Fr}), sent off the Goffs France’s Autumn Mixed Sale concluded yester- 9-10 crowds’ choice, raced towards the rear early day after the national hunt session saw the total gross before being taken wide at the top of the straight. for the sale reach i3,131,800, with the average stand- Quickening inside the final quarter, he got to the front ing at i17,114. Despite the aggregate being markedly in the final eighth and was firmly on top late on to up on 12 months ago, the average was almost identical record a comfortable two-length success from Dream in to the 2004 total of i17,162. Full results can be found Blue (Fr) (Munir {GB}). Cloword is a half brother to on www.goffs.fr. Clodovil (Ire) (Danehill, G1SW-Fr, $322,824). Lifetime Record: 1 start, 1 win, i15,500. Yesterday’s Results: O-His Highness the Aga Khan; B-SNC Lagardere Maisons-Laffitte, 1.35, Cond, i31,000, 2yo, f, 7½fT, Elevage; T-Andre Fabre. 1:44.60, vsf. RED BERRY (FR) (f, 2, Zieten--Rose Violette {Fr}, by Muhtarram), who graduated first time up at Chantilly Oct. 14, broke well and stalked the early leader Tianshan (Fr) (Lahint). Getting the better of that rival at the eighth pole, the even-money choice asserted under BILL MITCHELL TO RETIRE Melbourne-based a drive to score by 1½ lengths. Lifetime Record: 2 trainer Bill Mitchell, whose top horses have included starts, 2 wins, i24,500. General Nediym (Aus) and Dignity Dancer (Aus), will O/B-Fern Krief; T-Elie Lellouche. retire at the end of November, citing health and family reasons. Mitchell has sent out five winners this season Maisons-Laffitte, 3.05, Cond, i25,000, 2yo, 6½fT, and 28 last season. Brian Jenkins, best known as the 1:21.20, vsf. trainer of 1998 Melbourne Cup winner Jezabeel (NZ), MARATIKA (IRE) (c, 2, Grape Tree Road {GB}--Metisse, will move from Cambridge in NZ to Melbourne where he by Kingmambo), off the board in conditions events at will train for owner Bruce Cook at his private complex Chantilly Sept. 16 and Oct. 20, was reserved in mid- in south-east Melbourne. He will share training duties division early. Quickening to lead approaching the final with Cook's current trainer Brad Marzato, and will also eighth, the 5-1 chance was driven out to beat Dirigeant take most of his own 12-strong team from Cambridge, (Fr) (Anabaa) by a length. Maratika was a i52,000 including classy three-year-old Dr Green (NZ) (Fusaichi DEAAUG yearling. Lifetime Record: 3 starts, 1 win, Pegasus). "We have enjoyed Melbourne on a number of 0 places, i12,500. occasions and it certainly has the best racing in the O-M Parrish; B-Janus Bloodstock Inc; T-David Smaga. Southern Hemisphere,” Jenkins said.

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Australasian Report cont. PLASTERED SIDELINED AGAIN The topsy-turvy career of dual Derby winner Plastered (Aus) (Laranto FRESHMAN FOCUS {Aus}) took another turn for the worse with a wind problem ruling the four-year-out out of the Perth sum- First-crop progeny to watch: Wednesday, Nov. 16 mer racing carnival. Plastered, winner of the WATC Sire (Sire’s Sire), Farm, 2002 Fee, #2yos/Winners/SW Derby and the Victoria Derby, was to contest the G1 Race #-track, race type, distance, runner, odds (if available) Fruit 'N' Veg S. on Dec. 10, the Cox S. on Dec. 21 and CITY ZIP (Carson City), Lane's End, $8K, 66/18/2 the Perth Cup on New Year's Day. Plastered, who has 3-WO, Alw, 1 1/16m, City Circuit, $7K EAS SEP yrl, 12-1 earnings of $1,548,340, raced three times during the 4-AQU, Msw, 7f, Speed and the City Melbourne carnival, his best effort being a fifth in the DEPUTY CAT (Deputy Minister), Pegasus, $4K, 8/1/0 G2 Turnbull S. "The vets are looking at him again to- 6-AQU, Msw, 1 1/16mT, Gottahaveacat day, but they say he's deteriorating and he won't be FLAME THROWER (Saint Ballado), Cloverleaf, $7K, 44/4/0 running in the carnival in Perth," trainer Lindsey Smith 6-AQU, Msw, 1 1/16mT, Sizzling Saint, $50K EAS MAY 2yo said. "If he has an operation to tie back the larynx, he'll FOREST CAMP (Deputy Minister), Airdrie, $10K, 76/12/1 have at least six months out, but if it's a bigger opera- 1-WO, Alw, 6f, Summer Girlfriend, $20K FTK OCT yrl, 6-1 tion he won't race again for a year.” FREUD (Storm Cat), Lakland, $5K, 33/9/0 6-AQU, Msw, 1 1/16mT, Beyond Innocence, $50K FTF FEB 2yo BRADBURY’S LUCK TO GLENLOGAN PARK PRIME TIMBER (Sultry Song), Sez Who, $5K, 62/9/1 Sons of Redoute’s Choice (Aus) are arriving thick and 6-AQU, Msw, 1 1/16mT, Bronxdale, $33K OBS APR 2yo fast as stallion prospects, with 2005 Magic Millions 6-AQU, Msw, 1 1/16mT, Log Jam, $87K OBS APR 2yo winner Bradbury’s Luck (Aus) (Redoute’s Choice {Aus} RADIO STAR (Storm Cat), McMahon, $5K, 31/0/0 --Skating {Aus}, by At Talaq) purchased by Queensland 4-AQU, Msw, 7f, Star Halo stud Glenlogan Park as the fourth son of the leading TIZNOW (Cee's Tizzy), WinStar, $30K, 90/6/1 Australian sire to begin stud duties. Bradbury’s Luck 6-AQU, Msw, 1 1/16mT, Tipperary, $75K OBS FEB 2yo started on six occasions for two wins and placing and A$630,073 earnings. After winning the Magic Millions in January, he was third in the G3 Blue Diamond Pre- lude over 1100 meters. Bradbury’s Luck won the Listed SOPHOMORE SPOTLIGHT Canonbury S. en route to the Magic Millions for trainer and part-owner Graeme Rogerson. He was a $225,000 Stakes/First-time Starters to Watch: Wed., Nov. 16 yearling purchase offered by Michael Sissian’s Segen- Sire (Sire’s Sire), Farm, 2001 Fee, #foals of racing age/Winners/SW hoe Stud at Magic Millions. Glenlogan principal Jon Race #-track, race type, distance, runner, odds (if available) Haseler said: “When Bradbury's Luck won the Magic WAR CHANT (Danzig), Three Chimneys, $60K, 111/27/6 Millions, he put himself firmly in our sights as a poten- 6-CD, Msw, 1mT, +Cliff Meadows, $310K KEE SEP yrl tial stallion for the farm. In our opinion, the Magic Mil- 6-CD, Msw, 1mT, +Dawn Raider lions has now become the equal of any other juvenile race held in Australia for producing successful stallions. Bradbury's Luck is undoubtedly the best-bred winner of i ON THE WORKTAB i the race. Combined with his precocious ability and BELMONT outstanding good looks, we are sure he will be very A Lulu Ofa Menifee (Menifee), 4f, :50.76, 15/25 popular with breeders and buyers alike when he retires Attila’s Storm (Forest Wildcat), 4f (tt), :49.34, 4/23 next season.” Good Reward (Storm Cat), 4f, :51.45, 23/25 My Snookie’s Boy (Crafty Friend), 4f (tt), :50.46, 13/23 Wanna See How Your Favorite Sire’s Doing? Voodoo (Petionville), 4f (tt), :48.46, 3/23 Check out TDN’s Progeny PPs. PALM MEADOWS Take the Bluff (Pine Bluff), 4f, :50.2, 1/2 Hundreds of stallions are represented!

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STAKES RESULTS: CONDITIONS RESULTS: LADIES SECRET S., $41,750, ZIA, 11-14, 3yo/up, f/m, ITALY, Rome, 1.30, 11-15, i22,500, 3yo/up, 5 1/2f, 1:03 4/5, ft. 1 3/16mT, time: n/a, gd. 1--DEE DEE'S DINER, 122, m, 5, Bold Badgett-- GUN POWER (IRE) (h, 5, Mark of Esteem {Ire}-- Downtown Grill, by Spectacular Bid. O-Chris G Mousaiha, by Shadeed) Lifetime Record: 30 starts, Coleman; B-Old English Rancho (CA); T-Henry 5 wins, 13 places, i141,474. O-Scuderia Effevi SNC; Dominguez; J-K S Tohill; $25,050. Lifetime Record: B-Shadwell Estate Company Limited; T-Alduino & Giuseppe Botti. *1/2 to Elanaaka (GB) (Lion Cavern), GSP, 26-9-7-1, $387,522. *1/2 to Mimi's Cafe SW & GSP-Fr. **Ir£26,000 yrl ‘01 GOFHIT. (Snow Chief), MSW, $394,327. 2--Sandia's Flicka, 122, f, 4, Sandia Slew--Svenska ITALY, Rome, 2.30, 11-15, i22,500, 3yo/up, 1m Flicka, by Rokeby (GB). ($750 yrl '02 RUIAUG). (AWT), 1:37.30, st. $9,185. MISTER FASLIYEV (IRE) (c, 3, Fasliyev--Carisheba, by 3--Ladysgotthelooks, 122, f, 4, Seattle Sleet--Hempen Alysheba) Lifetime Record: SW-Ity, 20 starts, 6 wins, Cutie, by The Astonisher. $4,175. 7 places, i124,100. O-Gaetano Drago; B-Azienda Margins: 3, 3 3/4, 1HF. Odds: 1.30, 6.40, 9.50. Agricola Meditarranea; T-Giovanni Colella.

ALLOWANCE RESULTS: ADDITIONAL MAIDEN WINNERS: 10th-PHA, $25,124, NW1X, 3yo/up, f/m, 6f, 1:11 3/5, Vanishing Day (Ire), f, 2, Alhaarth (Ire)--Carol Alt (Ire) ft. (MSP-Ity), by Celestial Storm. Varese, Italy, 11-14, MISS START ME UP (f, 3, Evening Kris--Start Me Up, Mdn, 2yo, 7½fT. B-Alduino & Giuseppe Botti. Solicitude (GB), f, 2, Bertolini--Sibilant (GB), by Selkirk. by Discover) Lifetime Record: 3-2-0-1, $29,544. Southwell, Britain, 11-15, Mdn, 2yo, 7f (AWT). B-Mrs O-Mrs Thomas W Baker Jr. B-Mrs Thomas Baker (PA). M L Parry. *27th winner for freshman sire (by T-Eberd Estrada. Danzig). My Sea of Love (GB), f, 2, King’s Best--Scent of 8th-RPX, $30,330, 11-15, 3yo/up, f/m, 5fT, :56, fm. Success, by Quiet American. Rome, Italy, 11-15, KOOL K. J. (m, 5, Bag--Fatihs Rising Star, by Fatih) Mdn, 2yo, 7½f (AWT). B-Gainsborough Stud Lifetime Record: SW, 24-6-4-5, $187,637. O-Marty & Management Ltd. *i5,000 yrl ‘04 TATIRE. Jimmy T Evans. B-William C Thomas (LA). T-W Bret Crazy Fling (Ire), f, 2, Night Shift--Trust in Love (Ire) Calhoun. (SP-Fr), by Exit to Nowhere. Maisons-Laffitte, France, 11-15, Hcp, 2yo, 6fT. B-Kilfrush Stud Farm. 8th-SUF, $21,560, 3yo/up, f/m, 1m, 1:42 3/5, gd. ISLAND MELODY (m, 5, Islefaxyou--Black Tie Melody, i i by Black Tie Affair {Ire}) Lifetime Record: SW, ON THE WORKTAB 57-5-10-11, $161,710. O-Ms Stable. B-Farnsworth HOLLYWOOD PARK Farms & Locust Valley Corp (FL). T-Leona McKanas. Sex Machine (Aus) (Shagny), 4f, :46.8, 1/29 *$2,700 yrl '01 FTKFEB; $5,000 2yo ‘02 OBSAPR. SANTA ANITA Behaving Badly (Pioneering), 4f, :46.6, 2/35 9th-PHA, $21,340, NW1X, 2yo, 6f, 1:11 1/5, ft. Chandtrue (Yes It’s True), 4f, :50.4, 31/35 ROCKIN HOSS (c, 2, Bianconi--Rock End, by Halo) Island Fashion (Petionville), 4f (tt), :49.6, 1/1 Lifetime Record: 7-2-1-1, $35,920. O-Hidden Meadow Farm LLC & Clifford Sise Jr, et al. B-Dunford Farm & Hidden Meadows Farm Llc (KY). T-Clifford W Sise Jr. © Copyright Daily News. This newspaper may not be reproduced in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, without prior written 5th-FLX, $20,100, NW2BX, (S), 3yo/up, 6f, 1:10, sy. permission of the copyright owner, MediaVista. Informa- PINKY FREUD (g, 3, David--Varsity Gold {MSP, tion as to the American races, race results and earnings $115,217}, by Transworld) Lifetime Record: SP, was obtained from results charts published in Daily Racing 11-5-4-2, $73,805. O-Arnie Chusid. B-Stonewall Farm Form and utilized here with with the permission of the (NY). T-Michael S Ferraro. copyright owner, Daily Racing Form.