Japanese Group Results HEADLINE p. 8-9 NEWS For information about TDN, DELIVERED EACH NIGHT BY FAX AND FREE BY E-MAIL TO SUBSCRIBERS OF call 732-747-8060. www.thoroughbreddailynews.com TUESDAY, MARCH 15, 2005 GETTING IT TOGETHER FOR BARRETTS Change of Luck... In the past, consignors and buyers had little time to Murray Smith had planned to sell a small consign- catch their breath between the Fasig-Tipton Calder Sale ment at Barretts last year, but had to withdraw at the and the Barretts March Sale of Selected Two-Year-Olds last minute. “I was at Fasig, and the exercise rider who in Training. The two were traditionally held just seven was scheduled to come out to Barretts got in trouble days apart, but the California calendar was changed and couldn’t make the trip,” she explained. “Then the this year, giving horsemen an extra week to get it to- groom who was supposed to go got hurt, so I ended up gether before heading west. With a full fortnight to with no help to come out. It was just three days before prepare, the players are now gathered for today’s we were supposed to ship March Sale at Fairplex Park in Pomona, and Barretts and I couldn’t swing it on President and General Manager Gerald McMahon is such short notice.” But Smith optimistic that the new schedule will be a hit. “I think is enjoying a change of for- the change in the calendar has really helped,” McMahon tune this year. Not only did said. “The fact that our sale is now two weeks after her five horses make the trip Fasig-Tipton, instead of just a week, gives everybody from Florida in good order, the chance to recharge. It’s cer- but they all performed well tainly easier on the national con- signors, who can concentrate on Smith and Hip 143 J Firios during the Mar. 6 preview. Fasig-Tipton, then collect them- Headlining the group was hip selves before our sale. They 143, a colt by Songandaprayer that smoked a quarter in don’t have to do it back-to- :20.60. “A couple of days [before the first under-tack show], I told a good friend that this was the fastest Barretts Pavilion Horsephotos back.” Consignor Murray Smith couldn’t agree more. “I love [the horse I’d ever had,” offered Smith. “She said, ‘That’s a change],” Smith said. “It is so much easier on us. We big statement, because you have fast horses.’ Before get to finish up at Fasig-Tipton, where so many people the preview, I was scared to death that I’d jinxed my- have some of their best horses, and then come out self, but afterwards she came up to me and said, here. I think it might have been hurting Barretts when ‘You’re right.’ He is the fastest horse I’ve ever had. the sales were so close together, because you can’t be He’s a man.” Smith is happy with the rest of the quin- in two places at once. But this is just great.” tet as well. “[Hip 143] is special, but I wouldn’t turn my On the Money... nose up at any of the others,” she said. “I have a pretty Adding a week between Fasig-Tipton and Barretts good group and I am tickled with the way everything won’t hurt the consignors’ pocketbooks, either. “Be- has worked out. The stars have really lined up--you fore, you had to have three teams--one home at the couldn’t ask for things to go better.” She added, farm, one for Calder and one to send to Barretts at the “When you ship from Ocala to California, you’d better same time,” Smith said. “It was crazy. Now Barretts bring a pretty good group, because it’s a long way to just conflicts with OBS March, but that’s in our own go to RNA. It’s a long trip home.” backyard, so the home team can work that sale.” De- Barretts March Preview cont. p2 laying the date also helped to avoid the heavy rains that have plagued Southern California this winter, but BARRETTS MARCH SALE OUTS McMahon is concerned that the extra time between the two sales could disrupt the travel plans of foreign in- 1 2 3 6 23 30 33 40 41 42 52 70 vestors. “I don’t know how it might impact the Japa- 73 76 79 83 84 87 90 98 99 101 103 106 110 nese buyers,” he said. “Historically, they go to the first 116 124 125 127 130 133 144 151 153 154 155 sale, then travel west on the same trip. That might 157 158 159 160 167 175 176 178 188 192 193 change with the extra week between the sales, but it’s 196 199 hard to judge.” www.barretts.com

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(Barretts Preview cont.) A Breath of Fresh Air... It’s a Wonder... One quarter of the 12-horse consignment that Becky Another highlight of the Murray Smith consignment is Thomas’ Sequel Bloodstock brings to Barretts this year hip 11, a filly by Wild Wonder out of Grannies Feather are by freshman sires. Headlining the trio is hip 8, a colt (At Full Feather). The gray is a full sis- by Horse of the Year Tiznow (Cee’s Tizzy) that was ter to Fusaichi Rock Star, who brought clocked in :10 during the first under-tack show. But the $825,000 at the 2004 Fasig-Tipton move was not typical of what Thomas has seen in the Calder sale and this year proved him- first crop by Tiznow. “The Tiznows don’t look like they self worthy of the price tag with a win have that early speed--they aren’t 5 1/2-furlong in the GII San Vicente S. But there is horses,” she said. “This colt is speedier than you’d another reason that this one is special expect, but he is still more of a to Smith. “I bought the dam at the distance type. He was not pre- Texas yearling sale in 1995 for cocious, not right away. He’s $11,500--she was the most expensive very, very laid back. I had to At Full Feather ever,” she recalled. train him to do what I wanted, “She was big and gorgeous, but with which was go fast.” But M Smith J Firios no pedigree. I sold her as a two-year- Thomas believes the sons and old for $25,000. She got hurt and daughters of the two-time ended up as a dressage horse. I think the story is that Breeders’ Cup Classic hero will Hip 8 J Firios the lady who owned her got pregnant, but didn’t want be worth the wait. “Obviously, to sell her because the horse was her pet. She con- I loved Tiznow as a racehorse and I have bred mares to tacted a friend, Joe Sankobich in Ocala, and he told her him,” she said. “It’s great that you can get to a horse he’d just gotten a free breeding season to Wild Wonder of that caliber for $30,000.” The Florida-based con- and to send the mare on over. A couple of years later, I signor is also pleased with what she has seen in the was at Joe’s looking at some horses and he showed me progeny of the top sprinter Five Star Day (Carson City), this filly, and I couldn’t believe it. I had to buy her. It’s sire of hip 181. “I love the Carson City-line stallions,” a neat story--everything comes full circle.” Thomas said. “They are just hard-knocking, hard-hitting horses. And, because of [hip 181], I booked two sea- 2005 Barretts Freshman Sires sons to Five Star Day this year, and I bought a mare in Stallion Sire Hip (s) foal to him. I really liked her from the git-go.” The Albert the Great Go for Gin 121 chestnut also dashed off a furlong in :10 flat at the first Aptitude A.P. Indy 21 Black Minnaloushe Storm Cat 7 preview. “She is very fast,” Thomas said. The trio of Brahms Danzig 77 first-crop lots is rounded out by the final two-year-old in Ecton Park 38 the catalogue, hip 202, a daughter of GII Del Mar Futu- El Corredor Mr. Greeley 152 rity winner Forest Camp (Deputy Minister). A May foal, Five Star Day Carson City 56 147 181 she went an eighth in :10.50 at the first under-tack Flame Thrower Saint Ballado 132 show and bettered that time by a tick Sunday. There is Forest Camp Deputy Minister 78 157 202 Minardi Boundary 88 another freshman that has caught Thomas’s eye, al- Point Given Thunder Gulch 46 58 163 168 though she doesn’t have a representative of his at Prime Timber Sultry Song 48 Barretts. “The two-year-olds by Songandaprayer have Songandaprayer Unbridled’s Song 97 143 162 189 worked well and sold well,” she said. “They definitely Tiznow Cee’s Tizzy 8 67 look early. He is worth watching.” TDN P HEADLINE NEWS • 3/15/05 • PAGE 3 of 11

(Barretts preview cont.) A Team Effort... Getting the Jump on the Competition... Capestro sells many of the horses in association with Paula Capestro started her horse trading days with Kathleen Schonefeld. “We have a great partnership,” Thoroughbreds she got off the track, training them as Capestro said. “She has a great eye for a horse and, hunters and jumpers and putting them on the market. being based in Kentucky, she gets to see a lot of these She also spent nearly two decades horses before anyone else. A lot of times, that helps us wheeling and dealing in real estate, buy at a good price. We have a good working relation- but returned to the horse business ship and we have been lucky together.” The two are in 1993 and is now making a name offering a colt by A.P. Indy and a filly by Giant’s Cause- for herself as a consignor. “I was way today (see Hip Happenings). But her door is also selling seven or eight horses a year open to new clients. “I am always looking for investors when I was in my early 20s, but who have confidence in our program and want to invest eventually decided to pursue real with us,” she said. “You can always use additional estate instead,” Capestro explained. funding. That just allows you to be that much better at your job.” At any level, it’s a job Capestro loves doing. “I did that for 15-20 years and was “I love working with babies,” she said. “I’m really into just riding on the side, but time was horse health--it’s a big thing to me to have happy, marching on, so I thought I’d stick healthy horses. I devote a lot of my time and money to my nose into the racehorse busi- promoting the welfare of the racehorse, and I like doing ness. I got my trainer’s license in it. I am a lucky person.” Paula Capestro J Firios Florida with the help of Janet del Castillo, and that was when I was introduced to pinhooking. I got my first peek at it and WHERE ARE THEY NOW? thought, ‘Hmmm, this is interesting. Maybe I could ...following up on the Barretts toppers of the past support myself by buying and selling horses.’ I just picked up the phone book and found Jerry Bailey, and Sale Yr Horse Price he was kind enough to help me out.” After learning the 2004 Dubai Escapade $2,000,000 ropes with the help of Bailey, Capestro returned west (f, Awesome Again--Sassy Pants, by Saratoga Six) and got her California trainer’s license with the help of Purchased by Godolphin, she broke her maiden in her 2nd start, winning Gloria Haley. “I started on a very small scale--I didn’t by 5 1/4 lengths at Nad Al Sheba Mar. 5 for trainer Saeed bin Suroor. have much money,” she remarked. “Jerry had taught 2003 Diamond Fury $2,700,000 (c, Sea of Secrets--Swift Spirit, by Tasso) me how to condition the horses for the sale, and I Has won two of 12 starts for owner Charles Fipke and trainer Bob would get them ready here in California, then put them Baffert, earning $81,580. into Jerry’s consignment and he would sell them for 2002 Atlantic Ocean $1,900,000 me. I had just two or three horses every year. After a (f, Stormy Atlantic--Super Chef, by Seattle Slew) few years, some friends encouraged me to try selling Won five races, including the Kentucky Cup Juvenile Fillies, GIII the horses myself, so I did, and I have done OK.” Miesque S., GIII Santa Ysabel S. and Sunshine Millions Oaks, earning Capestro, who trains at San Luis Rey Downs in Califor- $678,210 for owner The Thoroughbred Corp. and trainer Bob Baffert. She nia and also owns a farm in Ohio, had the sales topper was resold to Never Tell Farm for $700,000 at BESMAR 2004. at the Barretts May Sale in 2003, selling a French Dep- 2001 Last Stand $750,000 uty filly for $375,000. She sold a pair at Barretts March (c, Cherokee Run--Choobloo, by Bolger) 2004, including a Lion Hearted filly that brought Purchased privately by David Fawkes after one unplaced outing at $240,000. But her 2005 March consignment could be Saratoga, he compiled a record of 23-4-6-2 and earnings of $119,073 the best yet. “I just love the horses that I have,” she over four seasons on the track. Finished 2nd in the GIII Miami Mile BC S. said. “They are all good at what they do. I think I have and 3rd in the Kentucky Cup Mile in 2003. quality bloodstock, and I just hope that everybody likes 2001 Judge of Character $750,000 them as much as I do.” (c, Saint Ballado--Fanny’s Frolic, by Green Dancer) Purchased by The Thoroughbred Corp., he was sold for $7,500 to You can also pick up a copy of the TDN today at the owner Bridgette Sipp and trainer Burton Sipp at BESJAN 2004 and has Barretts March Sale of Selected Two-Year-Olds in Training. won two of six starts for his new connections, bankrolling $26,702.

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An Awesome Display... Tough Act to Follow... Jerry Bailey was the leading consignor at Barretts The 2004 Barretts March Sale featured the dispersal March 2004, selling eight of the 11 he sent through the of a majority of The Thoroughbred Corp. holdings, ring. The offering starred $2-million sales topper Dubai which saw 52 hips sell for an aggregate of Escapade (Awesome Again), a half sister to GISW Mad- $6,453,200. Last year’s catalogue saw 79 hips bring cap Escapade, who broke her maiden in impressive $13,728,000, an average of $173,772 and a median of fashion at Nad Al Sheba Mar. 5. The Bailey consign- $100,000. Can those figures be matched in 2005? ment realized an aggregate of $3,605,000 last year, an Gerald McMahon is confident they can. “I think the average of $450,625. But the best could be yet to catalogue is better this year,” he remarked. “We have a come for Bailey. “I feel like we have the best set of larger number of the better horses and we’re optimistic, horses we’ve ever taken to a two-year-old sale,” he because that dictates the sale.” But McMahon admitted said of the group he will send it is hard to predict what the market will do after study- through the ring at Barretts ing the results at the OBS February and Fasig-Tipton today. “Horse by horse, there Calder sales. “I think we have had mixed signals thus is a consistency of quality. far in the two-year-old market,” he said. “The first sale They have worked well--we at OBS was very solid, with the middle-market horses had six horses breeze in selling well, and there were great prices at Fasig-Tipton :10.20 or better at the first at the top end, but it was hard to get a lot of those preview, and that’s hard to horses sold. Our sale is composed of both types of Hip 171 J Firios accomplish. That speaks for horses. We have a lot of middle-market horses, and the quality, and the physicals those are the ones we are anxious about.” If the first match the way they look on the racetrack. When that preview is any indication, however, there will be plenty happens, you know you have a pretty good group of of action at the Hinds Pavilion today. “We had really horses.” One of the potential headliners in the barn--hip good attendance at the first preview,” McMahon ex- 171, a Maria’s Mon colt out of a half sister to Storm plained. “We did some promotion with the Thorough- Cat--was unable to strut his stuff at the first preview bred Owners of California to really encourage owners to due to a bout of colic (see Hip Happenings). But, train- come out and I think that paid off. We had a lot of ing under optimum conditions at the home base in owners here--we served about 320 meals--and it was a Ocala, Florida, it is rare for a horse in Bailey’s barn to lot bigger than the first show has ever been.” He added, miss a day at the track. It is this fact that keeps the “The signs are positive, now it’s just a matter of trans- horseman stabled out east, despite the fact that he has lating those signs into solid prices across the board.” been concentrating his energies on the Barretts Sale for the past few years. “There’s no place better for a train- ing base than Ocala,” he said. “If you think of all the Don’t Miss This Week’s rainfall that they’ve had here in California this winter, you know that they’ve had to miss a lot of training. In P Merryland: A Diary by Josh Pons Ocala, that’s rare. Even if there is rainfall, we have First in a monthly series of life on a Maryland farm by a sandy tracks that handle it well. In California, they two-time Eclipse Award-winning writer. aren’t always able to get on the track. That gives us a P Tracking Bad Guys big advantage. In Ocala, you can get on the track most Security, on both the front and backside, is ramping every day of the month, and that’s so important when up. you are trying to get these young horses ready for the P A Medical Follow-Up sales. You don’t have a lot of time to waste.” Bailey South Florida vet's system more easily records hopes that extra edge will be evident in the bidding, but medical information. he is wary after watching the first two juveniles sales this year. “The two-year-old market is strong at the top, P Martin Cherry but it looks like the middle isn’t the greatest,” he re- Owner/pinhooker has had more than his share of ups marked. “When you see only four out of 10 that make and downs. the catalogue sell at Fasig-Tipton, that’s kind of scary Not a Blood-Horse subscriber? Call 1-800-582-5604. for a consignor. It is a must for pinhookers to sell horses.” TDN P HEADLINE NEWS • 3/15/05 • PAGE 5 of 11

Hip 43, c, Grand Slam--Marsh Cat, by Storm Cat P H I P H A P P E N I N G S P Consigned by Jerry Bailey Sales Agency, agent Pegged as one to watch by consignor Jerry Bailey, Hip 8, c, Tiznow--Golden Tiy, by Dixieland Band the bay breezed a furlong in Consigned by Sequel Bloodstock (Becky Thomas), agent :10.20 at the first under-tack From the first crop by Tiznow, who had a two-year- show. His second dam is GIII old sell for $1 million at Fasig-Tipton Calder, the bay is Fair Grounds Oaks winner a half brother to MGSW Sapphire N’ Silk (Pleasant Tap). Marshua’s Echelon, who pro- This is also the immediate family of graded winners Pok duced GISW Run Man Run. His Ta Pok, Eagleton, Popol’s Gold and Penny’s Reshoot. sire, Grand Slam, had a $2.9 The colt, purchased for $120,000 at the FTSAUG sale, J Firios million colt at Fasig-Tipton, and was clocked going an eighth in a rapid :10 flat at the his four juveniles sold this year first preview. “He has a lot of Dixieland Band in him,” have realized a median price of $300,000. “I’ve always Becky Thomas said. “He is good-bodied, his hocks are been very fond of him,” Bailey said. “He has taken behind him. He looks like he will get a distance.” everything in stride, like a good horse will do.”

Hip 11, f, Wild Wonder--Grannies Feather, by At Full Hip 45, c, Hennessy--Meadow Flyer, by Meadowlake Feather Consigned by Jerry Bailey Sales Agency, agent Consigned by Murray Smith, agent Just a tick off the fastest work The gray, named Bliss Fit, is a full sister to Fusaichi of the day, the chestnut dashed Rock Star, who brought off an eighth in :9.90 at the first $825,000 at the 2004 Fasig- under-tack show. Out of a Tipton Calder sale. That colt has stakes-placed mare who has al- since won two of his five starts, ready produced six winners, he including the GII San Vicente S. was a $180,000 FTKJUL year- last time out. Bliss Fit was sharp ling. “He looks the part,” Jerry J Firios in the first under-tack show, go- Bailey said. “He would have to ing a quarter in :21.50. “She’s be one of the better horses in my consignment.” gorgeous,” Murray Smith said. “She’s a big, beautiful, gray filly, Hip 11 J Firios Hip 63, c, A.P. Indy--Pacheca, by Storm Creek a beautiful mover, and the update Consigned by Paula Capestro Bloodstock LLC with ‘Rock Star’ winning is certainly plenty helpful.” The only A.P. Indy at the sale, he is out of a half sister to SP Morning Devotion, who is the dam of Euro- Hip 32, f, Forestry--Kicken Grass, by Jade Hunter pean champion Balanchine, win- Consigned by Havens Bloodstock Agency, Inc, agent ner of the G1 Epsom Oaks and The dark bay filly is a half sis- G1 Irish Derby; as well as Group ter to Kicken Kris (Kris S.), who 2 winners Romanov (Ire) and won the GI Secretariat S. and Red Slippers. His second dam is was placed first in the GI a half sister to champion It’s in Arlington Million last year. Her the Air. The colt’s three-year-old J Firios sire, Forestry, had a $3-million half brother, Spirited Way colt and a $725,000 filly at (Fusaichi Pegasus), was a $500,000 FTSAUG yearling. J Firios Fasig-Tipton Calder, and his “He is a solid, big-time horse,” Paula Capestro said. eight juveniles sold thus far this “He’s strong, and it’s all natural--I haven’t pushed him year have realized a median price of $350,000. at all. He’s sound and he has a lot of air. He’s the kind of horse you’d really like to have in your barn, the kind All horses in the TDN are bred in North America, you dream about.” unless otherwise indicated More Hip Happenings p6 MILLION DOLLAR BABY YOU CAN’T BUY THIS COLT FOR A MILLION DOLLARS, BUT YOU CAN GET TO HIS SIRE FOR ONLY $4,000!

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(Hip Happenings cont.) Hip 129, c, Indian Charlie--Tupelo Belle, by Turkoman Hip 65, f, Giant’s Causeway--Penny Mint, by Penny- Consigned by H.T. Stables (Allen Jenkins), agent worth This one caught the crowd’s attention at Sunday’s Consigned by Paula Capestro Bloodstock LLC under-tack show, drilling an eighth in a bullet :10 flat, and was out for inspection by the right buyers after the Now named Stormer, the chestnut filly is the lone work. A half brother to stakes winner and Puerto Rican Giant’s Causeway at Barretts this March. She is from champion Mister Fanucci (Announce), the bay is from the family of GSW Wortheroatsingold, dam of GSW the family of Canadian champion Silken Cat, herself the Daylight Savings, but Paula dam of 2004 Eclipse winner Speightstown. Capestro feels she favors her sire’s side of the tree. “She is Hip 135, f, Tale of the Cat--Unchained Princess, by awesome,” Capestro said. “She Clever Trick has a beautiful pedigree and Consigned by Niall Brennan Stables, agent she’s very precocious. There is- Tale of the Cat had them talking at Fasig-Tipton n’t another filly who can gallop Calder, topping the sale with his $5.2-million colt. next to her, she’s that aggres- While just four of his 14 juveniles through the ring this J Firios sive. They can’t go head-and- year have sold, that quartet have realized a median head with her. She will definitely price of $450,000. This filly, a $145,000 FTKJUL be an aggressive racehorse. That’s what Giant’s Cause- yearling that sold in utero for $125,000 at Keeneland way throws--tough, tough horses.” November, breezed a furlong in :10 flat at the first preview. She is a three-quarter sister to SW Unchained Hip 117, f, Cherokee Run--Sun Luck, by Conquistador Storm (Storm Creek) and half to SP Valid Miss Chain Cielo (Valid Appeal) and SP Sweep Princess (End Sweep). Consigned by Niall Brennan Stables, agent Hip 143, c, Songandaprayer--What a Knight, by Tough Knight A May foal, the bay was precocious enough to go an Consigned by Murray Smith, agent eighth in :10.50 at the first preview and followed that The dark bay wowed ‘em at the first under-tack up with a quarter in :21.50 Sunday. A daughter of show, dashing off a quarter in a siz- stakes winner Sun Luck, she is a half sister to stakes zling :20.60. Named What a Song, winner Tahoe City (Fast Play), from the family of the colt was a $47,000 KEENOV graded winners Hawkin’s Special and Chati. wean-ling and a $95,000 FTKJUL yearling. He is out of stakes winner Hip 120, f, Fusaichi Pegasus--Synformer, by Sovereign What a Knight, who is herself a full Dancer to SW Tough Tara and a half to SW Consigned by H.T. Stables (Allen Jenkins), Time of Sale and SW Foxy Island. “I agent for Cam Allard don’t think you would ever guess The only FuPeg in the sale, she was clocked going a that a horse would work in :20.60, furlong in :10.10 at the first preview. The dark bay, a but I felt pretty confident that he January foal, is a half sister to GII Blue Grass S. winner would work well,” Murray Smith Wild Syn. Her page also features Grade I-winning juve- J Firios said. “He is a beautiful mover, he’s niles All Fired Up and Awesome Humor. She brought strong and he’s solid. He’s like an $200,000 as a KEESEP yearling. iron horse.”

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Hip 171, c, Maria’s Mon--City Gold, by Carson City Hip 187, c, Dixie Union--Devil’s Orchid, by Devil’s Bag Consigned by Jerry Bailey Sales Agency, agent Consigned by Sequel Bloodstock (Becky Thomas) agent His dam, City Gold, never made it to the races, but The Canadian-bred colt is out of GISW Devil’s she is out of MGSW Terlingua, making her a half sister to supersire Storm Cat and MGSW Chapel of Dreams. Orchid, dam of SW Mountain Maria’s Mon has had just two juveniles sell to date in Orchid (Mt. Livermore). “He’s 2005, but the pair achieved an average of $280,000. a very nice horse, a pretty This colt, bred by Overbrook Farm, brought $350,000 mover,” Becky Thomas said. as a KEESEP yearling. “We had a little misfortune with “But when I bring him out, he this colt,” consignor Jerry Bailey said. “He became doesn’t look like one of my colicky on Sunday, the day before the first breeze horses--he looks a bit fat. He show, and we weren’t able to preview him. He was just hasn’t had to put a lot of quite an expensive yearling and he is a very nice horse-- effort into anything he has he has delighted us all year long. But he is back on his J Firios done so far--he’s very, very feet. You don’t know how much that’s going to take natural.” With no effort, the out of them, but he is training well.” dark bay was able to go an eighth in :10 at the first preview. Hip 181, f, Five Star Day--Dance Alexa, by Southern Halo Consigned by Sequel Bloodstock (Becky Thomas), agent WHERE ARE THEY NOW? A $90,000 KEESEP yearling, the chestnut is out of an ...following up on the Barretts toppers of the past unraced 3/4-sister to GSW Hay Let’s Dance. It came as Sale Yr Horse Price no surprise to consignor Becky Thomas when this one 2000 Gotham City $2,000,000 threw down an eighth in :10 at the first preview. (c, Saint Ballado--What a Reality, by In Reality) “She’s very fast, but, from the first, she really has just Was injured after going unplaced in two starts. Now stands stud at coasted,” Thomas said. “What you see is just natural Applebite Farms in California for $1,500; his first foals arrived in 2004. ability--she just goes.”

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R E S U L T S Sunday, Nakayama, Japan P P YUKAN FUJI SHO CRYSTAL CUP-G3-JRA (Listed), Sunday, Hanshin, Japan ¥76,890,000, Nakayama, 3-13, 3yo, 1200mT, HOCHI HAI FILLIES’ REVUE S.-G2-JRA (Listed), 1:08.60, fm. ¥100,820,000, Hanshin, 3-13, 3, f, 1400mT, 1:21.20, fm. 1--#DEEP SUMMER (JPN), 123, c, 3, by Taiki Shuttle 1--RHEIN KRAFT (JPN), 119, f, 3, by End Sweep 1st Dam: Chickaree (Ire), by Sadler’s Wells 1st Dam: Must Be Loved (Jpn), by 2nd Dam: Flyaway Bride, by Blushing Groom (Fr) 2nd Dam: Dyna Shoot (Jpn), by Northern Taste 3rd Dam: Blue Angel’s Image, by Ruritania 3rd Dam: Shadai Mine (Jpn), by Hitting Away O-Toshio Fukami; B-Mercury Bokujo; T-Kenji O-Shigemasa Osawa; B-Northern Farm; T-T Setoguchi; Yamauchi; J-Jiro Ono; ¥40,623,000. Lifetime J-Y Fukunaga; ¥53,274,000. Lifetime Record: 4-3-0-1. Record: 8-2-1-1. 2--Daring Heart (Jpn), 119, f, 3, Sunday Silence--Daring 2--Kopano Fujin (Jpn), 123, c, 3, Hennessy--Wedding Danzig, by Danzig. O-Shadai Race H.; B-Shadai Farm; Berry (Jpn), by Scan. O-Sachiaki Kobayashi; ¥21,364,000. B-Yanagawa Bokujo; ¥16,178,000. 3--Air Messiah (Jpn), 119, f, 3, Sunday Silence--Air 3--I’ll Love Again (Jpn), 123, c, 3, El Condor Pasa-- Deja Vu (Jpn), by Northern Taste. O-Lucky Field Co Tokio Reality, by Meadowlake. O-Yomoji Saito; Ltd; B-Shadai Farm; ¥13,182,000. B-Northern Farm; ¥10,089,000. Margins: HD, NK, NK. Odds: 1.80, 28.40, 5.10. Margins: 1 1/2, 3/4, 1/2. Odds: 10.90, 42.40, 1.40. Rhein Craft made her sophomore return to the races a Deep Summer gave his sire Taiki Shuttle his fifth winning one and stamped herself as a major contender Japanese group win of the season with a wire-to-wire for the Apr. 10 G1 (Japanese 1000 Guineas). victory. “I am very happy to have the chance to ride Settled in mid-field position under Yuichi Fukunaga, the filly angled to the outside in deep stretch and delivered such a good horse,” said jockey Jiro Ono, who was a brilliant challenge to hold off longshot Daring Heart. winning his first group race since 2000. The colt, sixth Rhein Craft captured the G3 Fantasy S. last November in the G1 Asahi Hai Futurity S. last December, was and had been off since finishing third in the Dec. 5 G1 fourth in the G3 Shinzan Kinen Jan. 10 and was beaten . in two previous stakes.

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(Stakes results cont. from p8) Sunday, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Saturday, Nakayama, Japan GP DIANA-G1-Brz, $104,000, Gavea, 3-13, 3yo, f, LAUREL R.C. SHO NAKAYAMA HIMBA S.-G3-JRA 1 1/4mT, 2:00.10, fm. (Listed), ¥75,450,000, Nakayama, 3-12, 4yo/up, 1--sOSCEOLA (BRZ), 123, f, 3,by American Gipsy 1800mT, 1:49.7, fm. 1st Dam: Speed Daughter, by Rahy 1--WINGLET (JPN), 121, f, 4, by Taiki Shuttle 2nd Dam: Verbalize, by Speak John 3rd Dam: Dummer Girl, by Tompion 1st Dam: Air Wings (Jpn) (SW-Jpn), by Sunday Silence 2nd Dam: Secret Sharer, by Secretariat O/B-Haras Anderson; T-J A Borioni; J-I Correa. 3rd Dam: Nijana, by Nijinsky II Lifetime Record: 10 starts, 4 wins. O-Shadai Race H.; B-Shadai Farm; T-Yoshitada 2--Glaire (Brz), 123, f, 3, Roi Normand--Plus Vite (Brz), Munakata; J-Katsuharu Tanaka; ¥39,595,000. by Baronius (Brz). O/B-Rio Claro & R D Hubbard. Lifetime Record: 10-4-2-1. 3--Princesa Desejada (Brz), 123, f, 3, Irish Fighter--Get 2--Meisho Oscar (Jpn), 119, f, 4, Fuji Kiseki (Jpn)-- Win (Brz), by Rasputin (Chi). O-Stud Alvarenga; Meisho Yayoi (Jpn), by Amber Shadai (Jpn). O-Yoshio B-Haras Sao Jose do Bom Retiro. Matsumoto; B-Nissei Bokujo; ¥16,170,000. Margins: 4, 2. 3--Cheerful Smile (Jpn), 117, m, 5, Sunday Silence-- Golden Colors, by Mr. Prospector. O-Academy Co Ltd; B-Katsunori Shimizu; ¥9,885,000. Margins: NK, 1/2, NO. Odds: 2.60, 20.70, 31.00. FOALING NEWS Winglet stalked the pace in second before spurting to the lead with 200 meters to run and inching clear LA PASCUA (SWI), 9, Caerleon--La Venta, by Drone for the win. “She was very relaxed and it was a Foal born Feb. 19, a colt by Menifee. smooth race,” said winning rider Katsuharu Tanaka. Will be bred back to Menifee. “I think she is improving a lot, both mentally and Owned by Arthur Hancock & James H Stone. physically.” After a runner-up effort in the G3 Niigata Boarded at Stone Farm, Ky. Nisai S. in September 2003, Winglet was sidelined Accomplishments: SW-Fr & SP-US. eight months with a leg fracture. She finished sev- enth in the G1 Japanese Oaks and eighth in the G3 RAJAS SECRET, 17, Storm Bird--Jellapore, by Raja Queen S. before ending last season with a third-place Baba finish in the G3 . In her 2005 debut, the Foal born Feb. 19, a colt by American Chance. filly ran second in the Jan. 30 G3 Kyoto Himba S. Will be bred back to Jump Start. Owned by John D Gunther. © Copyright Thoroughbred Daily News. Boarded at Glennwood Farm, Inc., Ky. This newspaper may not be reproduced in any form or by Accomplishments: Dam of Kimberlite Pipe (Take Me any means, electronic or mechanical, without prior Out), MGSW, $984,568; Marasca (Take Me Out), SW, written permission of the copyright owner, MediaVista. $196,460. Information as to the American races, race results and earnings was obtained from results charts published in Daily Racing Form and utilized here with with the TDN TODAY permission of the copyright owner, Daily Racing Form. Headline News ...... 11 pages

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POINT GIVEN's four did well at both distances, show- FRESHMAN FIGS ing good speed. A couple were strong on what we call at Barretts Thrust the ability to maintain the speed they showed over a longer distance. FRESHMEN SIRE BREEZEFIGS AT BARRETTS One of last year's hot freshmen, DIXIE UNION contin- SELECT ues to throw out runners who chalk up BreezeFigs at or By Robert D. Fierro, DataTrack International above Par at these sales his three this time all showed In our review of how Freshman Sires of 2005 did at well at 1/8 of a mile and had an overall profile similar to the OBS and Fasig-Tipton sales at Calder we introduced that of FIVE STAR DAY's kids in this sale. Leading BreezeFigs, an objective "speed figure" analysis derived California sire BERTRANDO had a half-dozen in the sale, from digital video of breeze shows at two-year-olds in and his progeny racked up similar BreezeFig numbers to training sales. We also came up with a BreezeFigs those of Freshman SONGANDAPRAYER. Freshman Sire Index (BFSI), which is a weighted aver- We'll be back next week with a ton of Freshmen sires age of their progeny's performance at breeze shows at whose progeny will parade at OBS March. a given sale. BreezeFigs were developed by Bob Fierro and Jay We continue our projections with the Barretts Select Kilgore to bring objective analysis to Breeze Shows at and we'll also point out how they compare to a couple two-year-olds in training sales. We use digital video to of other sires whose progeny have already established a distill data about speed, stride, and thrust (the ability to pattern on the racetrack. sustain power over racing distances). In our research, Freshmen sires need at least three horses to breeze at these and other factors separate horses that might look a particular sale to earn a BSFI. The comments are not fast from those that are likely to be faster once they our overall assessment of the stallion's prospects in get to the races. Each horse's BreezeFig is compared to general, but are only a snapshot in time a reflection of a "Par" figure for each sex at each distance at each how their progeny performed at this particular sale sale. Horses with BreezeFigs above Par generally com- based on the BFSI. pete more successfully when they get to the races and Barretts is unusual in that the shows are held on a Daily Racing Form will be offering an on-line BreezeFig bullring track at Fairplex where the finish of the breeze handicapping tool soon. is actually on the clubhouse turn. Ironically, this often results in faster times, but it does not alter the underly- Thoroughbred Daily News is: ing components of BreezeFigs that are self-adjusting for Barry Weisbord President/Co-Publisher this factor. It's also a catalogue that featured fewer Sue Finley Vice President/Co-Publisher Freshmen progeny this year than usual. Andy Belfiore Editor-in-Chief Here's how the Freshmen stacked up at Barretts, Alycia Borer Director of Advertising ranked by BFSI, highest first (for an explanation of Par, Jessica Martini Associate Editor see the box below): Alan Carasso Assistant Editor FIVE STAR DAY had three go, all at 1/8 mile, two of Marie Kizenko Assistant Editor which were substantially above Par on our charts, and Christina Bossinakis Editorial Assistant one of them had a very long stride length. Like at Lucas Marquardt Writer/Reporter Fasig-Tipton, they impressed as fliers. Steve Sherack Writer/Reporter SONGANDAPRAYER had four work, and they contin- Vicki Forbes Director of Customer Services ued to impress with their overall consistency. They Lia Kusch Advertising Assistant throw out stride and speed factors similar to each Patty Wolfe Marketing Manager other, which is a compliment.

Colts: 308, 406 & 524 #143 Fillies: 22, 225, 262 & 329 TDN P HEADLINE NEWS • 3/15/05 • PAGE 11 of 11

INSTA-TISTICS Top 25 Sires of 2005 Two-year-olds from OBS and Fasig Tipton Calder February (Listed by Average Selling Price) ************* 2005 Two-year-olds ************* *** 2004 Yearlings *** Rank Sire FY Ring Sold Average Median TopColt TopFilly Sold Average Median 1 TALE OF THE CAT F00 14 4 $1,528,00 $450,000 $5,200,00 $500,000 59 $170,297 $120,00 2 GOLDEN MISSILE F02 3 2 1,012,500 1,012,50 1,500,000 *** 25 85,158 60,000 3 GRAND SLAM F00 7 4 891,250 300,000 2,900,000 500,000 75 191,160 130,000 4 STORM CAT F89 2 2 803,500 803,500 *** 1,500,00 17 1,406,76 850,000 5 GONE WEST F89 5 2 750,000 750,000 1,000,000 500,000 25 263,695 250,000 6 EXCHANGE RATE F03 4 2 737,500 737,500 1,050,000 *** 20 52,075 38,000 7 FORESTRY F01 10 8 670,625 350,000 3,000,000 725,000 37 304,703 185,000 8 DANCE MASTER F02 1 1 600,000 600,000 600,000 *** 6 17,333 6,500 9 PHONE TRICK F88 3 1 550,000 550,000 550,000 *** 14 44,214 38,500 10 CAT THIEF F02 4 3 451,667 480,000 480,000 700,000 46 92,804 77,500 11 SAINT BALLADO F94 4 3 448,333 225,000 950,000 225,000 40 185,750 160,000 12 SEEKING THE GOLD F91 5 2 425,000 425,000 650,000 *** 14 454,286 340,000 13 HIGH YIELD F02 4 4 421,250 305,000 975,000 *** 51 55,725 40,000 14 BOUNDARY F96 1 1 400,000 400,000 400,000 *** 13 39,504 32,000 15 WAR CHANT F02 2 2 392,500 392,500 485,000 300,000 28 233,047 150,000 16 KINGMAMBO F95 1 1 375,000 375,000 375,000 *** 25 558,016 300,000 17 SUCCESSFUL AP- F02 4 3 373,333 200,000 750,000 200,000 16 66,625 46,500 18 TIZNOW F03 5 3 366,667 75,000 1,000,000 *** 41 144,780 130,000 19 DYNAFORMER F91 2 2 362,500 362,500 425,000 *** 32 167,031 165,000 20 FOREST WILDCAT F98 5 1 360,000 360,000 360,000 *** 32 117,298 87,500 21 FUSAICHI PEGASUS F02 3 1 300,000 300,000 *** 300,000 49 330,468 250,000 21 PULPIT F99 4 2 300,000 300,000 500,000 *** 31 217,684 150,000 23 ARCH F00 2 2 290,000 290,000 *** 500,000 25 61,460 30,000 24 MR. GREELEY F97 10 5 287,400 230,000 650,000 175,000 66 91,002 75,000 25 MARIA'S MON F98 3 2 280,000 280,000 *** 300,000 43 89,602 60,000

Top 10 Freshmen (F03) Sires of 2005 Two-year-olds from OBS and Fasig Tipton Calder February (Listed by Average Selling Price) ************* 2005 Two-year-olds ************* *** 2004 Yearlings *** Rank Sire Ring Sold Average Median TopColt TopFilly Sold Average Median 1 EXCHANGE RATE 4 2 $737,50 $737,50 $1,050,00 *** 20 $52,075 $38,00 2 TIZNOW 5 3 366,667 75,000 1,000,000 *** 41 144,780 130,00 3 EL CORREDOR 13 5 221,000 225,000 325,000 300,000 55 87,807 60,000 4 POINT GIVEN 3 2 212,500 212,500 240,000 185,000 34 153,853 117,50 5 ECTON PARK 2 2 210,000 210,000 220,000 200,000 30 42,617 31,500 6 BROKEN VOW 5 2 187,500 187,500 225,000 *** 50 48,396 36,000 7 ALBERT THE GREAT 3 1 170,000 170,000 *** 170,000 36 31,715 21,500 8 BRAHMS 3 2 162,500 162,500 125,000 200,000 37 65,515 30,000 9 FIVE STAR DAY 8 6 160,333 125,000 200,000 350,000 32 72,297 56,000 10 FREUD 9 7 157,143 150,000 205,000 300,000 9 48,600 41,000 TDN Insta-tistics courtesy of www.sireaverages.com.

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7th-GPX, $32,000, Msw, 4yo, 7f, 1:22 3/5, ft. ELIJAH'S SONG (c, 4, Unbridled's Song--Toda Una Dama {Arg} {GISW-US, GSP-Arg, $441,150}, by Cipayo {Arg}), seventh one year ago in his only career R. GENE SMITH DEAD Prominent Louisville busi- start over this track and distance, was given a 6-1 nessman and Thoroughbred breeder and owner R. Gene chance for his return. A close-up third early, the dark Smith died of a probable stroke Sunday in Kentucky. He bay gained command a furlong out and drew clear late was 70. Born and raised in Louisville, Smith attended to score by 3 3/4 lengths over Magic Mountain (Wood- the University of Louisville and later served on the Uni- man). Click here for the race video. Lifetime Record: versity’s board. He created one of Louisville’s most 2-1-0-0, $19,520. popular eating establishments, Jack Fry’s, and was an O/B-Janis R Whitham (KY). T-Carl A Nafzger. investor in several other restaurants. An enthusiast of horse racing, Smith owned shares in several stallions, including Airdrie Stud’s Siphon (Brz), and also owned H I N D U S T R Y I N F O H several good runners. Among Smith’s best horses was the gelding Inkatha (Fr), a gray who began his career in Racing's Greatest Moments in a One-hour DVD: France. The hard-knocking Inkatha compiled a solid The 2004 racing season has been captured for all record in the States, winning the GIII Red Bank H. and eternity in DVD format in 2004: The Year in Pictures. Pete Axthelm H. while banking over $420,000 in the The DVD, available at www.racingphotoclub.com, mid to late 1990s. Smith employed some of the game’s features the Kentucky Derby, Preakness S., Belmont S., best trainers, including Niall O’Callaghan, Bill Mott, D. Breeders' Cup races, Dubai World Cup, Travers S., Arc Wayne Lukas and Bobby Barnett. “He was a very bright de Triomphe, Santa Anita Derby, Louisiana Derby, fellow who was always available to help people,” said Arkansas Derby, Florida Derby and Illinois Derby and Mr. Smith’s brother, Jack Smith. “He had a good time. other races. This collector’s edition includes live race He loved to go to the races.” Funeral services are calls, commentary by Stewart Elliott and Edgar Prado, a scheduled for Wednesday morning. For more informa- trivia challenge, and photographs by Horsephotos’ tion, please contact Pearson’s Funeral Home, 149 award-winning team of photographers. Narrated by Breckenridge Lane, Louisville, KY, at (502) 896-0349. Kenny Rice, the DVD retails for $24.95, plus shipping and handling. H G U L F S T R E A M H STAKES CLOSINGS Yesterday’s Results: TOMORROW, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16: 9th-GPX, $33,000, Alw, NW1X, 4yo/up, f/m, 1m, 03-26 $150,000 Bourbonette Breeders’ Cup, 1:37 4/5, ft. TP, 3yo, f, 8f (100) A REAL LADY (f, 4, Real Quiet--Spoiled Lady {GSP}, by www.stakesdigestweekly.com Graustark) finally broke through with a victory and did it with style when she galloped home to a 5 3/4-length victory over track and distance Feb. 14. Settled well off the pace in seventh early, the filly advanced three wide TODAY’S VIDEO on the turn, moved up to take command a furlong out HIGHLIGHTS and had enough left to hold off the late run of Pray For Aces (Pulpit). The $40,000 KEESEP yearling is a half to Markus (Miner's Mark), SW, $180,558. Lifetime Re- Gulfstream 7th (MSW) Elijah’s Song (Unbridled’s Song) cord: MSP, 8-2-1-3, $56,210. returns from a year on the bench to win with ease. O-ClassicStar Stable LLC. B-S David Plummer (KY). T-Nicholas P Zito. brisnet.com TDN P AROUND THE WORLD • 3/15/05 • PAGE 2 of 4

Stenka Rasin, c, 4, Pulpit--Marshesseaux (MSP, H CENTRAL H $201,710), by Dr. Blum. Hanshin, 3-12, Itami Tokubetsu, 6f. Lifetime Record: 11-3-1-1, $327,308. Yesterday’s Results: O-Kazuko Yoshida; B-John Youngblood and Fletcher 9th-FGX, $33,000, Alw, Opt. Clm. ($50,000), NW1X, & Carolyn Gray; T-Kunihide Matsuda. *$1,400,000 3yo, 1 1/16m, 1:44, ft. yrl ‘02 KEESEP. **1/2 to Left Bank (French Deputy), RUSH BAY (c, 3, Cozzene--Seoul, by Deputy Minister), Ch. Older Horse-US, MGISW, $1,402,805; Code runner-up to recent Southwest S. victor Greater Good Blum (Lost Code), SW, $151,630; Marsheslew in the Nov. 27 Kentucky Jockey Club S. at Churchill (Houston), SW, $289,233; and Flag on the Play Downs, showed little in his latest when eighth in the (Meadowlake), SW, $257,458. ***Off since GIII Risen Star S. over track and trip Feb. 12. Sent off October, Stenka Rasin, a half to top American star the hot 3-5 choice while wearing blinkers for the first Left Bank, made every pole a winning one in his time here, the bay stalked the early pace in fifth, moved return to the races. “He started smoothly and raced four wide around the second turn, forged ahead a fur- easily today,” said jockey Yuichi Fukunaga. long out and drew clear late to score by two lengths Brad Barows, c, 4, Singspiel (Ire)--Dawn Ransom, by over new Haven Harbor (Boston Harbor). Lifetime Re- Red Ransom. Chukyo, 3-12, Enshunada Tokubetsu, cord: GSP, 6-2-2-1, $107,555. 10fT. Lifetime Record: SP-Jpn, 9-3-1-2, $497,019. O-Phoebe Ann Mueller. B-Phoebe Ann Mueller, Trust O-Hirotsugu Inokuma; B-Eurowest Bloodstock (KY). T-Thomas M Amoss. Services; T-Kazuya Nakatake. *$160,000 2yo ‘03 KEEAPR. **Finished strongly to prevail by 3/4 A M E R I C A N - B R E D W I N N E R S H H lengths. Taiki Kojak, h, 6, Red Ransom--Taiki Venus (Jpn), by Be IN JAPAN: My Guest. Nakayama, 3-12, Plate Race, 9f. Lifetime Fusaichi Waseda-Oh, c, 3, Golden Missile--Chasseresse Record: 24-3-1-5, $379,038. O/B-Taiki Farm; (SW, $153,390), by Jade Hunter. Nakayama, 3-13, T-Yoshiyasu Takahashi. Novice Race, 6f. Lifetime Record: 4-1-1-2, $97,115. O-Fusao Sekiguchi; B-Donna P McLaughlin & Classic Oaks Farm; T-Fumio Koga. *$200,000 2yo ‘04 FTFFEB. **The bay, adding the hood this time, was i ON THE WORKTAB i on the gas early and made all the pace in an impres- sive eight-length romp. “He is still very green, but the BELMONT blinkers were very effective,” said winning jockey Yoshitomi Shibata. “He has much potential.” Galloping Grocer (A. P Jet), 6f, 1:12.93, 1/2 +Maltese Hobby, f, 3, Spinning World--Buckarina, by Buckaroo. Nakayama, 3-13, Maiden Race, 10fT. PALM MEADOWS Lifetime Record: 1-1-0-0, $67,308. O-Yoshio Fujita; Artie Schiller (El Prado {Ire}), 6f, 1:14.40, 4/5 B-J K Boutcher, J Stuart & P Bance; T-Isamu Cherry Bomb (Honor Grades), 5fT (d), 1:04.40, 13/13 Shibasaki. *$25,000 yrl ‘03 KEEJAN; $35,000 yrl Mr. Light (Arg) (Numerous), 4fT (d), :48.80, 5/10 ‘03 FTKJUL. **1/2 to Buckys Solution (Tiffany Ice), Noble Causeway (Giant’s Causeway), 5f, 1:01.20, 8/23 Ch. 2yo Filly-Can, MSW, $220,524. ***Settled just Shaniko (A. P. Indy), 4f, :47.40, 2/24 of the pacesetter, the chestnut rallied to the front Sis City (Slew City Slew), 5f, 1:00.40, 3/23 coming down the lane and held sway late by three- parts of a length.

With the recent announcement that GLITTERMAN has been pensioned from stallion duty, consider: His Leading Money Winning Son at Stud

GLENCREST FARM LLC P.O. Box 4468 • Midway, KY Phone (859) 223-7032 Glitterman-Radioactivity, by Dixieland Band Email: [email protected] www.glencrest.com $7,500 Live Foal, due November 15 • Now Syndicating TDN P AROUND THE WORLD • 3/15/05 • PAGE 3 of 4

Yesterday’s Results: Compiegne, 2.50, Debutantes, i18,000, 3yo, f, SOPHOMORE SPOTLIGHT 1 1/8mT, 1:59.02, hy. +ASI SIEMPRE (f, 3, El Prado {Ire}–Siempri Asi, by Progeny to Watch: Tuesday, Mar. 15 Silver Hawk) was settled in a stalking second through- Sire (Sire’s Sire), Farm, 2001 Fee, #foals of racing age/Winners/SW out the early stages before being sent to the front with Race #-track, race type, distance, runner, odds (if available) 1½ furlongs remaining. Kept up to her work in the closing stages, the 3-1 chance asserted to comfortably COMMITISIZE (Explodent), Wycombe, $5K, 31/2/0 beat Shatabdi (Ire) (Mtoto {GB}) by a length. Lifetime 10-TAM, Msw, 1 1/16m, Win Habit, $4K OBS JUN 2yo, 12-1 Record: 1 start, 1 win, i9,000. DIXIE UNION (Dixieland Band), Lane's End, $30K, O-Mme A Cuadra-Lores; B-Almagro de Actividades 126/17/3 10-TAM, Msw, 1 1/16m, Trooping the Color, 2-1 Comerci; T-Carlos Laffon-Parias. MALIBU WESLEY (Storm Cat), Liberty, $100, 34/3/0 10-TAM, Msw, 1 1/16m, Malibu Beau, $17K OBS APR 2yo, 20-1 THE DEPUTY (IRE) (Petardia {GB}), Margaux, $8K, 73/6/0 I T A L Y 4-MNR, Msw, 1m, Perfectly Legal, KEE SEP yrl H H Sunday’s Results: Rome, 5.00, Cond, i19,125, 4yo/up, 1 1/4mT, 2:06.60, hy. VOL DE NUIT (GB) (c, 4, Linamix {Fr}--Bedside Story {GB} {Hwt. 3yo-Ity at 9.5-11f, MSW & GSP-Ity, H F R A N C E H $156,614}, by Mtoto {GB}), who finished runner-up to subsequent G1 Derby Italiano winner Groom Tesse (GB) Tuesday, Maisons-Laffitte, post time: 2:20 p.m. in the G3 Premio Guido Berardelli at this track in Octo- PRIX MONTENICA-Listed, i47,000, 3yo, c/g, 7fT ber 2003, had returned from a long spell on the side- SC PP HORSE SIRE TRAINER lines to win a conditions event at Naples in December. 1 5 Campo Bueno (Fr) Septieme Ciel Nakkachdji Stalking the early pace, the 2-1 pick led approaching 2 8 Mathematician (Ire) Machiavellian Fabre the quarter pole before asserting to beat Fielding (Ire) 3 2 Cresson (GB) Kaldounevees (Fr) Clement (Ali-Royal {Ire}) by a length. Vol de Nuit was a 4 7 Veyron (Ire) Fasliyev M Boutin i90,000 ITYSEP yearling purchase. Lifetime Record: 5 3 Molto Bello Spinning World de Nicolay GSP-Ity, 8 starts, 5 wins, 3 places, i90,440. 6 6 Starpix (Fr) Linamix (Fr) Rouget O-Allevamento La Nuova Sbarra; B-Grundy Bloodstock 7 1 Sociando (Ire) Loup Sauvage Rouget SRL; T-Lorenzo Brogi. 8 4 Turtle Bowl (Ire) Dyhim Diamond (Ire) Rohaut All carry 123 pounds, bar Campo Bueno, 128. H E U R O P E A N - B R E D W I N N E R S H Tuesday, Maisons-Laffitte, post time: 3:25 p.m. PRIX RONDE DE NUIT-Listed, i47,000, 3yo, f, 7fT JAPANESE WINNER BY EURO STALLION: SC PP HORSE SIRE TRAINER +Ten Gallon Hat (Jpn), c, 3, Green Desert--Western 1 4 Double Vie (Ire) Tagula (Ire) Rob Collet World (GB), by Gone West. Nakayama, 3-12, Maiden 2 5 Crossover (GB) Cape Cross (Ire) Pantall Race, 9f. Lifetime Record: 1-1-0-0, $67,308. 3 3 Papier Mache (Ire) Desert Prince (Ire) Rob Collet O-Carrot Farm; B-Northern Farm; T-Michifumi Kono. 4 6 Gold Charm (Ger) Key of Luck Smaga 5 1 Princesse Jasmine (Fr) Gold Away (Ire) de Nicolay A+ will first-time starters, an (S) will be used for state- 6 2 Danse du Desert (Ire) Desert Prince (Ire) Sepulchre bred races, a (C) will be used for maiden-claiming races. All carry 123 pounds, bar Double Vie, 128. TDN TODAY All horses in the TDN are bred in North America, unless otherwise indicated Around the World ...... 4 pages

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ALLOWANCE RESULTS: CONDITIONS RESULTS: 2nd-FGX, $35,500, NW1X, (S), 4yo/up, 5 1/2fT, ITALY, Rome, 3.00, 3-13, i19,125, 3yo, c/g, 1mT, 1:05 2/5, fm. 1:42.00, hy. SIDEBUSTER B (c, 4, Gold Fever--Jerold's Sister, by PACE MAKER (ITY) (c, 3, Glen Jordan {GB}–Green Zuppardo's Prince) Lifetime Record: 7-2-2-1, $61,000. Reew {Ire}, by Sikeston) Lifetime Record: 9 starts, O/B-Kara Gael Baggett (LA). T-Patrick Mouton. 4 wins, 3 places, i36,499. O/B-Scuderia Siba SPA; T-Alduino & Giuseppe Botti. 1st-HAW, $28,000, Opt. Clm. ($35,000-$30,000), NW1X, 3yo, f, 6f, 1:13 1/5, ft. ADDITIONAL MAIDEN WINNERS: MAMONIA GOLD (f, 3, Malibu Wesley--Anjiz Fun, by +Malikhan (Fr), g, 3, Garuda (Ire)–Meander (Fr), by Anjiz) Lifetime Record: 6-2-0-1, $37,560. O-Gary L Teenoso. Compiegne, France, 3-14, Unraced 3yo, Moore. B-John Franks (NY). T-Hector Magana. *$7,000 c/g, 9fT. B-Haras du Camp Benard & J M Beguigne. yrl '03 FTKOCT; $29,000 2yo 2004 ILLMAY. +Boy Ballet (Ire), c, 3, Imperial Ballet (Ire)--Belmont Princess (Ire), by Carmelite House. Rome, Italy, 3-13, 8th-HAW, $28,000, NW1X, (S), 3yo/up, f/m, 6f, Unraced 3yo, 1 1/16mT. B-J Hutchinson. *i8,500 1:13 2/5, ft. yrl ‘03 TATIRE; 8,000gns 2yo ‘04 DONAPR. SHE'S WILD (f, 4, Z Z Cat--Wild Nights, by Lord Avie) Furius Storm (Ire), f, 3, Mujadil--Flyaway Hill (Fr), by Lifetime Record: 8-4-0-2, $60,640. O-Wexler Racing Danehill. Rome, Italy, 3-13, Mdn, 3yo, f, 1mT. Stables Inc. B-Dr R Bockel (IL). T-Charles J Vinci. B-Scuderia di Falchetti Annuziata.

9th-PHA, $24,046, NW2L, 4yo/up, f/m, 6f, 1:12 4/5, ft. FOALING NEWS: STACY BREW (f, 4, Doneraile Court--Balastra, by STARRER, 7, Dynaformer--To the Hunt, by Relaunch Fappiano) Lifetime Record: 6-2-0-1, $27,170. O-Charles Foal born Feb. 19, a filly by Danzig. R Brewer Sr. B-Roussard G Gatto (KY). T-Kathleen A Will be bred back to A.P. Indy. Demasi. *$9,200 wlng '01 KEENOV; $7,700 yrl '02 Owned by George Krikorian. KEESEP. **1/2 to Echo Of The Past (Eastern Echo), SP, Boarded at Hill ‘n’ Dale Farm, Ky. $190,637. Accomplishments: MGISW of $1,043,033.

10th-PHA, $22,000, NW1X, 4yo/up, 6.5f, 1:17 4/5, ft. WON’T SHE TELL, 21, Banner Sport--Won’t Tell You, TACTICAL GOLD (c, 4, Tactical Cat--Party Line, by by Crafty Admiral Cox's Ridge) Lifetime Record: 9-2-3-3, $69,450. Foal born Feb. 19, a filly by Vindication. O-Cleber J Massey. B-Robert & Daniele Hunter, John Will be bred back to Tapit. Paul & Judy Miller (KY). T-Anthony W Dutrow. Owned by Gainesway Thoroughbreds Ltd. *$10,000 wlng '01 KEENOV; $90,000 yrl '02 KEESEP. Boarded at Gainesway Farm, Ky. Accomplishments: SW of $148,708. Dam of White ADDITIONAL MAIDEN WINNERS: Crown (Secreto), GSW-Eng. Dam of Dr. Caton (Seattle Kaskaskia Kid, c, 3, Kayrawan--Pretty Smart, by Known Slew), SW & GISP, $272,340; Wind Cheetah (Storm Fact. HAW, 3-14, (S), 6f, 1:14 1/5. B-Nancy Vanier Cat), MGSP-Eng. & Jane Aitken (Il). +What Else, f, 3, Not for Love--Crownly, by Kris S. GPX, 3-14, (C), 6f, 1:11 4/5. B-Mrs Richard C i ON THE WORKTAB i Dupont (Md). +Linda's Image, f, 3, Olympio--Virtual Image, by Strike SANTA ANITA Gold. SAX, 3-13, (S), (C), 6f, 1:12 4/5. B-John J Going Wild (Golden Missile), 5f, 1:00.20, 2/41 Zamora (Ca). Spanish Chestnut (Horse Chestnut {SAf}), 6f, 1:13.60, 6/22 My Little Gracie, m, 5, Press Card--Jolie Blond, by Hello HOLLYWOOD Gorgeous. PHA, 3-14, 6 1/2f, 1:19. B-Thomas C Le Giacomo (Holy Bull), 5f, 1:01.20, 2/19 Vine (Pa). Hosco (Honour and Glory), 6f, 1:13.60, 2/9 Intercontinental (GB) (Danehill), 6f, 1:14.40, 4/9 The brisnet.com ‘Race of the Day’ is the Kela (Numerous), 6f, 1:17.60, 7/9 9th Race, $11,800 Alw, at Turf Paradise. Star Over the Bay (Cozzene), 7f, 1:27.60, 1/1 For pps and a complete race analysis, click here. Watchem Smokey (Alphabet Soup), 6f, 1:14.00, 3/9