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NATIONAL STEEPLECHASE ASSOCIATION Saturday, Santa Anita: APPROVES LASIX In a resolution announced yester­ SANTA MONICA H.-GI, $150,000a, 4yo/up, flm, 7f day, the National Steeplechase Association will allow PP HORSE TRAINER JOCKEY WT the use of Lasix at its sanctioned race meetings starting 1 Serena's Song Lukas Stevens 123 in 1996. Under the resolution, the final decision on Lasix 2 Morepheme Shirreffs Blanc 112 use will lie with the individual race meetings. Details of 3 That'll Be Fine Buss Garcia 106 the medication program, its enforcement and a list of 4 Ballerina Gal Fanning F. Valenzuela 114 those race meets which will allow the medication are 5 Exotic Wood Eliis McCarron 11 S being finalized and will be announced at a later date. 6 Klassy Kim Stute Delahoussaye 116

"We spent a lot of time debating the issue, TI said William 7 Top Rung Proctor Solis 116 L. Pape, NSA president. "The concerns of some meets Klassy Kim (Silent Screen) won the Gill Monrovia H. regarding the reactions of charitable beneficiaries and at 6 Yz -furlongs over the Santa Anita turf in her last corporate sponsors encouraged us to leave the ultimate start Jan. 6. The five-year-old mare won two stakes choice on Lasix with the meets. TI The NSA sanctions 40 on the main track last year--the Gil EI Encino S. and race meets in 11 states during the March to November the California Cup Distaff, both at Santa Anita. steeplechase season. In another ruling, the NSA board adopted an amateur/apprentice rider program to be Sunday, February 4, Santa Anita: funded through the National Steeplechase Foundation. STRUB S.-GI, $500,000,4yo, 1 114m The program designates 10 races as open to amateurs Helmsman (EI Gran Senor), who ventured off the turf and apprentices only; the NSF will offer $5,000 purse for the first time Jan. 13 to take the Gil San Fernando enhancements for each of the races. The board also S. at 1 1IS-miles over Santa Anita's main track, will elected its officers for 1996: Mrs. Miles Valentine, hon­ point next for the 1 1 14-mile Strub S. "1 can't see (the orary chairman; George Strawbridge Jr., chairman emer­ longer distance) being a problem at all," said trainer itus; John A. Wayt Jr., chairman of the board; William Wally Dollase. "He's by EI Gran Senor, and almost all L. Pape, president; Charles C. Fenwick Jr., vice presi­ of his progeny can run long. And he just runs like a dent; Gillian S. Johnston, treasurer; Richard J.M. horse who will take to the distance. He's finished all Poulson, secretary; Charles T. Colgan, executive vice of his races very, very well. ff Probables for the 49th president. Bill Gallo and Peter McGivney were appointed racing secretary and assistant racing secretary, respec­ running 9f the Strub S. also include Afternoon tively. Deelites (Private Terms), Flying Chevron (Carson City), Gold and Steel (Fr) (Shining Steel {GB}), Mighty DICK HANSON APPOINTED ACTING JOCKEY Magee (Cormorant), The Key Rainbow (Ire) (Rainbow Quest), Pinfloron (Fr) (Caerleon), Oncefortheroad CLUB STEWARD AT NYRA The Jockey Club ad­ (Falstaff) and Mr Purple (Deputy Minister). The Strub vised yesterday that longtime Finger Lakes racing official Richard Hanson has been appointed acting Jockey Club S. will be telecast live on ESPI\!. Chris Lincoln and Steward for the Racing Association. A state­ Dave Johnson will co-anchor the one-hour telecast, ment concerning Clinton P. Pitts Jr., who had been The which will run from 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. (PST). The Jockey Club Steward at NYRA since 1992 when he telecast will also include coverage of the Gil filled the seat vacated on the retirement of Dr. Manuel Hutcheson S. for three-year-olds from Gulfstream Gilman, will be made in the near future. The announce­ Park. ment follows a report published in the January 3 DailV Racing Form in which jockey agent Anthony Stabile W WEEKEND PREVIEW ...... accused Pitts of "making an ethnic slur and using profanity" during a confrontation between the two in the o NEWS CONTINUED ...... 2,3 Aqueduct racing office. Pitts denied the charges; Stabile -V'l RACING REPORTS ...... 3,4,5 was fined $500 for his part in the skirmish. Z TOTAL PAGES ...... 6 News Continued, p. 2. - PAGE 2. THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS. 1-26-96

News Continued. TAX REDUCTION BILL INTRODUCED IN TURFWAY BOOSTS PURSES Turfway Park offi­ Two racetrack tax-reduction bills have ciais announced yesterday that, effective with last been introduced in Kentucky's General Assembly! night's card, the track will hike purses by as much as according to a story in today's Daily Racing Form. 18 percent. The increase raises Turfway's daily esti­ Legislation introduced Tuesday calls for a reduction in mated purse distribution to $240,000. "Turfway Park the state tax paid by Churchill Downs and Keeneland has endured significant adversity this month, and so from 3.5 percent to 1.5 percent, the amount paid by have our horse owners and trainers," said Mark all other racetracks in Kentucky. A second bill calls Simendinger, the track's president. "We have been for elimination of the state tax at racetracks where forced to cancel eight days of racing, and that has average daily handle is less than $350,000. Also had negative effects for both the track and our horse­ included in the second bill is a provision to split full­ men. Except for one snowy day during that period, card simulcasting dates between Keeneland and The The Race Book has been in operation, and our full­ Red Mile 60 percent to 40 percent, respectively. card simulcasts have generated new revenues for purses. We decided to give our loyal horse owners PEAKS TOPS CANADIAN FREE HANDICAP and trainers--the people who have weathered the Canadian Horse of the Year Peaks And Valleys (Mt. storm with us--an immediate chance to recoup some Livermore) was assigned highweight on the 1995 income through higher purses." Under the new purse Canadian Free Handicaps. The list was announced schedule, claiming races will be raised 10 percent, Wednesday by the Ontario Jockey Club. Peaks and and allowance and maiden special weight events will Valleys was listed at 130 pounds in the three-year-old go up by 18 percent, including supplements from the colts and geldings division of a nine furlong race. Kentucky Thoroughbred Development Fund for MGSW Timarida (Ire) (Kalaglow) was listed at 129 Kentucky-bred horses. The minimum purse, for pounds in the fillies and mares division in a 10 furlong $4,000 claimers, will now be $6,700. Turfway will turf race. The three pound sex allowance makes her also implement a change in how the purses are paid. the theoretical highweight on the list. Oaks champion In the past, purses were paid to the first four finishers Gal in a Ruckus (Bold Ruckus) was highweighted at in each race. Now, purse money will be paid to the 127 pounds for three-year-old fillies going nine fur­ first five finishers: 62 percent for first, 20 percent to longs. Lassigny (Gone West) also made an appear­ second, 10 percent to third, 5 percent to fourth, and ance on the top of the Handicap charts. The six-year­ 3 percent to fifth. old champion of last year's GI Rothmans International S. was listed at 126 pounds in the three-year-olds TOP TURF MARES TO NUREYEV Two seven­ and up, colts, geldings and horses division of a 10 year-old, multiple stakes-winning mares--Market furlong turf race. Booster (Green Dancer) and Words of War (Lord at War {Arg})--have been retired this week and will bred BETTING ON EPSOM DERBY DOWN The Epsom in 1996 to Nureyev. Market Booster, who in 1993 Derby suffered a 20 percent decrease in gambling in was named the Highweight Older Mare in both Ger­ 1995. Coral bookmakers, one of Britain's big-three many and Ireland at 9% to 11 furlongs, was a group betting firms, reported the drop and attributed much stakes winner in both countries at ages three and of it to the introduction of a weekly National Lottery four. She was then sent to the U.S., where she won as well as the Derby's move from its traditional Sun­ five of 26 starts, all on the turf, including the Gil day running to Saturday. Coral also reported a 10 Long Island H. and Gill Sheepshead Bay H. in 1994. percent drop in betting on the Grand National. A Owned by Moyglare Stud Farm, Market Booster last spokesman for the group said, "The old traditions of a raced Jan. 15, finishing fourth as the favorite in a turf flutter on the Derby and the National are under allowance at Gulfstream. She retires with earnings of threat." Betting on this year's Derby could be even $667,975. Words of War won five listed stakes from more precarious. The race is scheduled to be run just ages two to five; she last raced Oct. 13 at 35 minutes before England's soccer team starts a Keeneland, finishing fourth in the Bryan Station S. at game in the European Football Championships, June 8. a mile on the turf. She retires with nine victories in 44 starts for earnings of $680,828. News Continued, p. 3. ® SCHOSSBERG DARBY DAN MULTIPLE GRADE I WINNING SON OF BROAD BRUSH PAGE 3· THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS. 1-26-96

News Continued. SOFTSHOE SURE SHOT RETIRED Softshoe Sure BILL MOTT ON "SUNDAY MORNING" Trainer Shot (Bolger), one of only four nine-year-olds to win a Bill Mott will be featured on the February 11 edition of stakes race at Santa Anita, has been retired. The deci­ CBS News' Sunday Morning, hosted by Charles Osgood. sion to retire the now 10-year-old gelding was made The segment, produced by Bud Lamoreaux, includes Wednesday after he bled following a morning workout. footage of Mott with Cigar at Payson Park and with his Softshoe Sure Shot, who defeated Eclipse Award win­ stable at Gulfstream Park; there are also interviews from ners Bertrando and Cardmania while winning last year's Mott's hometown of Mobridge, South Dakota. Lamoreaux Gil San Carlos H., retires with 16 wins from 47 starts and his crew visited the town of 3,700 plus in mid­ for earnings of $581,242. His final race was a ninth­ January. "When I went to leave the motel, the clerk told place finish in the Nov. 11 California Cup Sprint, a race me 'It's warming up. The temperature is 20 degrees below he won in 1993. Karen Headley, daughter of trainer zero and the windchill is 81 below'," said Lamoreaux. Bruce Headley and Softshoe Sure Shot's regular exer­ cise rider, said the gelding will be shipped to Cardiff ALMEIDA RELEASED FROM HOSPITAL Jockey Stud Farm in Creston, California where he might be Goncalino Almeida, who suffered two broken legs in a made into a jumping horse. "Softy will be well cared for; spill at Santa Anita last Saturday, has been released he'll have a good life," she said. from Arcadia Methodist Hospital and is recovering at his home in Arcadia, California. Almeida has had a special TPA MEETING IN FEBRUARY The Turf Publicists bed placed in his bedroom, and he will work with a of America will hold its Annual Members Meeting physical therapist twice a week, doing mainly ankle Wednesday, February 7 at 4:00 p.m. at the Coronado exercises. Almeida celebrates his 40th birthday Sunday. Hotel in San Diego, the site of the 1996 Thoroughbred Racing Associations Convention. The annual TPA Big DERBY OWNER/BREEDER PLEADS GUILTY Sport of Turfdom Luncheon will also be held during the David "Pud" Foster, the owner and breeder of 1983 convention and this year honors owners Bob and Sunny's Halo, faces sentencing after Beverly Lewis. The luncheon, scheduled for the after­ pleading guilty to fraud and stock manipulation. Foster, noon of Friday, February 9, is being hosted by Peohe's the former president, majority owner and director of Restaurant in Coronado, California. Durham Securities Ltd., and Alex Pancer, vice president of the company, pled guilty to the charges in an Ontario court January 24. Both men were accused of two counts of stock manipulation and two counts of fraud in • • a $10.9 million scheme which was in operation from Yesterday's Result: September, 1988 to March, 1990. The Ontario Securi­ ties Commission canceled Durham's registration in 1991 9th-GPX, $30,000, Alw, 3yo/up, 1 1 116m, 1 :43 3/5, and suspended the licenses of both Foster and Pancer. wf. Foster, 80, and Pancer, 73, will be sentenced March 25. PORT PLAISANCE em, 5, Woodman--Out of This World The two are unlikely to face jail time because of serious {GB}, by High Top), stakes-placed in France, finished health problems, but will be hit with substantial fines. her '95 campaign with an allowance win at Nantes November 5. Making her U.S. debut, the Kentucky-bred PINEING PATTY RETIRED W. Cal Partee's Pineing was content to sit behind the field for a half but finished Patty (Country Pine) bowed a tendon in winning his last full of run, sweeping past the field as they headed start, the $100,000 Calder Derby Oct. 21, and has been around the far turn and drawing clear through the lane retired. "This leaves a major void for us," Pineing to win by 5 Y2 lengths over 3-5 choice LA ROSA (Wild Patty's trainer Lynn Whiting told the Daily Racing Form. Again). The runner-up was making her first start since

IfThe colt was really coming into his own and was im­ taking the Gil Demoiselle S. by eight lengths November proving from race to race. He was our hope for all the 25. The winner, sent off at 10-1, is a Y2 to Amongst big handicap races this year." Pineing Patty had an The Stars (Proctor)' GSW-Ger, SP-NA. Lifetime Record: outstanding three-year-old campaign in 1995, winning SP-Fr, 11-3-11, $70,690. four of seven starts with two seconds and a third. Along O-Gary E. Biszantz & D. Sherman. B-Stelcar Stables, with the Calder Derby, his victories included the Gil Inc. (KY). T-Mike Puype. Pennsylvania Derby and the $100,000 Omaha Gold Cup. He retires with earnings of $473,502. Stud plans A + will denote winners who are first-time starters and for the four-year-old have not yet been announced. an (S) will be used for state-bred races. Runners have earned over $1.25 million for 12 consecutive years. PARISI KY COX'S Ridge Best Turn -Our Martha, by Ballydonnell (606) 233-4252 FAX (606) 987-0008 PAGE 4 • THOROUGlmRED DAILY NEWS • 1-26-96

6th-AQU, $35.000, Alw, 3yo, f, 6f, 1: 1 03/5, my. EAST INFOMINT (f. 3. Key to the Mint--Prosperous Info. by • • Northern Prospect), winner of a maiden claimer and Local News, Park: an allowance at Laurel in her last two starts, shipped Delaware Park Racetrack will open its 59th season of to New York and won her third straight, going wire­ Thoroughbred racing Saturday, April 13. The 130-day to-wire for a 3 1 12-length tally as the 5-2 second meet will run through Sunday, November 10 with racing choice. 4-5 favorite STORMY KRISSY (Storm Cat), Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Saturdays and Sundays. Racing 2nd in the Ruthless S. at Aqueduct in her last outing will also be held every Thursday during the month of Jan. 11, finished fifth in the seven-horse field. life­ August and on Memorial Day, Independence Day and time Record: 4-3-0-1, $40,935. Labor Day. Post-time for the first race will be 12:45 O-New Farm. B-Marablue Farm (FL). T-Ben W. Perkins p.m. After a record setting 1995 meet, Director of Rac­ Jr. ing Chris Warren said, "I believe we are now able to carve out our own niche in the area racing market. We Sth-AQU, $35,000, Alw. 4yo/up. flm, 1 1 116m, 1:44 are not a threat to any other racetrack, but we are able to strengthen our product and market." 1/5, my. SELECT ACCOUNT (f, 4, Seeking the Gold--After School, by Arts and Letters), winless since taking an FOREIGN off-the-turf event at Belmont in September, flattened out when fifth at this level last time out December 29 • • but showed improved stamina in his first start of the American-Bred Winner in England: Second Colours, g, 6, Timeless Moment--Ruffled Silk, by New Year. Last for five-eighths, the Yz to Its Our Hero. Lingfield Park, 1-25, Gladston Claiming S., Acedemic (Sauce Boat), MGSW, $931.228, circled 4yo/up, 8f (all weather track), $4,711 to winner. the field on the far turn and drove to a three-quarter O-Mr Peter Savill; B-Dinnaken Farm; T-Mrs Mary length score over GENTLEMAN'S COPY (Avies Copy) Reveley. *$37,000 yrl '91 KEESEP. as the 14-1 outsider in the five-horse field. lifetime Record: 21-3-1 $90,056. O/B-Marcus & Hortense Vogel (KY). T -Luis Barrera. MIDWEST • • Local News. New York: Local News, Turfway Park: Esposito's Tavern. the longtime favored post-race Turfway's $50,OOO-added Wishing Well S., cancelled watering hole for the Belmont Park crowd, has been last Saturday because of extreme weather conditions, sold after 59 years of family ownership. John has been rescheduled for Sunday. The race is for fillies Esposito announced that the sale of the tavern to and mares, ages four and up, at six furlongs. new owner Jim Burke will close this Sunday. The bar will be refurbished and is scheduled to reopen in time for the Belmont Park Spring Meeting in May. The bar NEW YORK will maintain its original name and, reportedly, its • • long-standing tradition of painting the fence in front Yesterday's Results: of the tavern in the colors of the Belmont Stakes winner. 7th-AQU, $39,000, Alw, 4yo/up, flm, 1 m, 1 :36 3/5, my. PUNKIN PIE em, 6, Our Liberty--Slapstick, by Slap Jack) came back from a two-month respite to finish second © Copyright Thoroughbred Daily News. for a $ 50,000 tag in her first start over this strip Janu­ This newspaper may not be reproduced in any form or ary 5. Dropping back in distance off that mile-and-a­ by any means, electronic or mechanical, without prior quarter effort, the mare sat off the flank of pacesetter written permission of the copyright owner, MediaVista. SHOOP (Double Sonic), who was 3-5 after winning that Information as to the races, race results and earnings extended claimer and an Aqueduct allowance just four was obtained from results charts published in Daily days ago, to the stretch before moving to challenge and Racing Form and utilized herewith with the permission prevailing in the drive to take it by a head at 10-1. life­ of the copyright owner, Daily Racing Form. time Record: SP, 45-12-10-3, $121,513. O-James A. Riccio. B-J.C. Kelly (FL). T-Juan Serey.

Congratulations to owner Betty Biszantz, breeder Gary Biszantz, trainer Mike Puype and jockey Chris McCarron on COBRA KING's victory in

the Grade III Holy Bull Stakes. Good luck on the Triple Crown trail to V/~~,_•• Mr. and Mrs. Ben P. Walden,Jr. ! COBRA KING, a son ofAmerica's Leading Freshman Sire for 1995... Weisenberger Mill Pike Midway, Kentucky 40347 FAR MAW A Y BOOK FULL (606) 846-5214 • Pax 8464671 Vinery stallions are Breeders' PAGE 5. THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS. 1-26-96

Local News, Santa Anita: I • SO. CALIFORNIA. I Matty G (Capote), seven-length winner of the GI Hollywood Futurity in his last start Dec. 17, breezed a Yesterday's Results: mile in 1 :39 over Santa Anita's fast main track Thurs­ day in a prep for the $100,000 Santa Catalina S. 7th-SAX, $57,000, Alw, 4yo/up, flm, 1 1/SmT, 1:50 Sunday, Feb. 4. Others expected for the 1 1/16-mile 4/5, fm. Santa Catalina for three-year-olds: Alyrob (Alysheba) 1--ANGEL IN MY HEART (FR), 116, f, 4, Rainbow and Odyle (Alleged), and either Honour and Glory Quest--Sweetly (Fr), by Lyphard. O-Flaxman (Relaunch) or Prince of Thieves (Hansel) from the D. Holdings Ltd; B-Stavros Niarchos (FR); T-Robert Wayne Lukas barn. Frankel. Lifetime Record: G3-Fr, MGSP-I\I.A., 11-3-5-0, $417,112. * 112 to Common Grounds FOALING NEWS: (GB) (Ch. 2yo Colt in France, G1-Fr, $101,944,by Kris {GB}). CAROLINA SAGA, 16, Caro (lre)--Key to the Saga 2--Two Ninety Jones, 119, m, 5, Sir Harry Lewis-­ (Key to the Mint) Caromist, by Caro (Ire). Foal born 1-21-96, a filly by Kris S. 3--Jo Knows, 112, m, 6, The Minstrel--Vidor, by Will be bred back to Tabasco Cat. *Vaguely Noble. Owned by Brylynn Farm. Margins: HF, 4, 3/4. Odds: 0.30CT, 7.S0, 23.S0. Boarded at Brylynn Farm in Reddick, Fl. Angel In My Heart, four-length winner of the G3 Accomplishments: Dam of Sir Beaufort (GI, Prix de Psyche at Deauville last August, came to the $1,149,1 30, by Pleasant Colony). U.S. last fall and finished a close second in both the GI Yellow Ribbon Invitational and GI Matriarch S. in SOLARIAT, 16, Secretariat--Solar (Halo) her only stateside appearances. Returning from a two­ Foal born 1-21-96, a colt by Dixieland Band. month layoff here, the chestnut filly was sent off the Will be bred back to Theatrical (Ire). overwhelming 1-5 favorite in the field of six under Owned by Brushwood Stable. new jockey Gary Stevens. She settled toward the Boarded at Plum Lane Farm in Kentucky. back of the pack early, closed ground while four-wide Accomplishments: Dam of Alex Nureyev (SW-Ity, by on the second turn and into the stretch, gained a Nureyev), Angelina Ballerina (SW-Eng, GSP-Ire, SP­ short lead in midstretch and proved best under confi­ N.A., $136,705, by Nureyev) and Sexy Slew (SW, dent handling. $216,463, by Slew 0' Gold).

3rd-SAX, $42,000, Alw, 3yo, 6 1/2f, 1:163/5, ft. HIGH HATTED, 9, Kris S.--Manhattan Doll (Wig Out) KING OF THE HEAP (c, 3, Allen's Prospect--Well Foal born 1-22-96, a colt by Known Fact. Padded, by Topsider), 2nd in the $77,000 Sunny Will be bred back to Unaccounted For. Slope S. at Santa Anita in his 2nd career start Oct. Owned by Candyland Farm 25, had not raced since finishing third in a Hollywood Boarded at Double Diamond Farm in KY. allowance Nov. 26. Rested from his two-month hia­ Accomplishments: MSW of $118,164. tus, the bay colt was sent off as part of the 4-5 fa­ vored entry here and rallied from the back of the pack THIS DATE IN HISTORY ... to win by a head under Gary Stevens. Lifetime Re­ cord: SP, 4-2-1 1, $61,350. January26, 1950...Citation's 16-race win streak carne O-Having Some Fun Racing & Rice & Ward. B-Holly to an end in the La Sorpresa Handicap at Santa Anita. Ridge Stables (KY). T-Blake R. Heap. Despite giving 16 pounds to the winner, Miche, Citation, carrying 130 pounds, lost only by a neck. 1st-SAX, $39,000, Msw, 4yo/up, 1 1116m, 1:44 4/5, ft. NAVAJO GOLD (c, 4, Native Prospector--Touch of TRACK ABBREVIATIONS: Splendor, by All\lasr {Fr}), off the board his first four AQU Aqueduct BMX Bay Meadows starts, showed little at a mile in his latest January 5, CTX Charles Town DET Ladbroke DRC finishing seventh. Sent off the rank outsider at 35-1 FGX Fair Grounds FLX Finger Lakes here, the Cal-bred displayed much-improved early GPX Gulfstream Park GSX Garden State Park speed, sitting just off the pace to the far turn, then HOU Sam Houston LRL Laurel Park taking the lead and outfinishing 4-5 ATTITUDE AP­ OPX Oaklawn Park PEN Penn National PROVED (With Approval) by a nose in a game effort. PHA Philadelphia Park RPX Remington Park Lifetime Record: 5-1-0-0, $26,775. SAX Santa Anita SPT Sportsman's Park SUF Suffolk Downs TAM Tampa Bay Downs O-Lousen & Ritter & Ritter. B-Horst & Juanita Ritter TPX Turfway Park TRM Trinity Meadows (CA). T-Paul Schiewe. TUP Turf Paradise YMX Yakima Mdws PAGE 6 • THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS • 1-26-96

B-R-E-E-D-E-R-S EDITION

ALLOWANCE RESULTS: MAIDEN WINNERS:

9th-AQU, $31,000, (S), 4yo/up, f/m, 6f, 1:11 2/5, my. Jamman, f, 3, Arms and the Man--Katzenjammies, by MISSY MIMS (f, 4, Love That Mac--Majestic Pleasure, Buckfinder. TPX, 1-25, 1 1/16m, 1:573/5. B-Dale A. by What a Pleasure) Lifetime Record: 14-2-5-2, Dickinson (Ky). $77,680. O/B-Patrick G. Portier (NY). T-Emanuel J. Copewiththefuture, f, 3, Copelan--What a Future, by Greco. Roberto. GPX, 1-25, 7f, 1:28. B-F.W. Hooper (Fl). Dizzy Nizy, c, 3, Eskimo--Nizy, by Cox's Ridge. BMX, 9th-TPX, $28,220, 1-24, 4yo/up, 6f, 1:174/5, Siw. 1-25, 1m, 1:374/5. B-John Franks (Ky). *$10,000 AIR CRAFT (g, 6, Crafty Prospector-oWe Believe in You wing '93 FTKNOV; $9,500 yrl '94 FTKOCT; $6,000 {MSP}, by *Vent Du Nord) Lifetime Record: SW, 2yo 1995 FTKAPR. 31-8-5-2, $152,211. O-S. Bush & J. Walters & M. & M. Vendex, c, 3, Jeblar--Invisible Princess, by Majestic Wimsatt. B-Preferred Stock Stables Corp. (KY). T-Billy Prince. AQU, 1-25, (S), 1 118m, 1:53 3/5. B-Joseph G. Ashabraner. Lostritto (Ny). Vietnam Vet, c, 3, Manastash Ridge--Eastern Classic, by 9th-FGX, $27,000, 4yo/up, 1 m (off turf), 1:37 2/5, ft. Damascus. TPX, 1-24, 6f, 1: 18 3/5. B-Wooden Horse GLOBAL DIPLOMAT (h, 6, Globe--Lassie Go Go, by Investments, Inc (Ky). * $5,000 yrl '94 KEEJAN; Diplomatic) Lifetime Record: SW, 48-11-10-2, $18,500 yrl'94 OBSAUG. H% to Oriental (Seattle $129,950. O-Patricia M. Preis. B-Doris Lindsey (TX). Slew), GSW, $362,923. T-Richard D. Preis. Moonlight Waltz, f, 3, Miswaki--Good Going Gracie, by State Dinner. LRL, 1-25, 6 1/2f, 1: 19 2/5. 6th-GPX, $26,OOO,4yo/up, 1 1/8m, 1:51 4/5, wf. B-Rosemont Farm, Inc (Ky). MERCIFUL JUDGE (e, 4, Easy Goer--Fair to All, by AI Dueling Star, c, 3, Notebook--Not to Cry, by Nodouble. Nasr {Fr}) Lifetime Record: SP, 12-2-0-3, $45,966. AQU, 1-25, 6f, 1: 12 3/5. B-Seven T Farm (FI). O-William Condren & Joseph Cornacchia. B-Overbrook * $5,200 yrl '94 OBSAUG; $24,000 2yo 1995 Farm (KY). T -Nicholas P. Zito. * 1 /2 to Honour and Glory OBSAPR. (Relaunch), GSW, $294,102. Chevy Case, c, 3, Seattle Daneer--Miss Mauna Lisa, by *Hawaii. FGX, 1-25, 1 m (off turf), 1:40 1/5. 7th-BMX, $25,000, 3yo, 6f, 1: 11 1/5, gd. B-Stewart Madison (Ky). * 112 to Willamar (Northjet TITLED CROWN Ie, 3, Crowning--Castlepoint, by {Ire}), MSW, $217,100. Nodouble) Lifetime Record: 3-2-0-1, $31,900. O-Lajara Softly Stated, 1, 3, Sunny's Halo--Whirlwind Affair, by Racing Stable. B-Claudine D. Molick (CA). T-Manuel Island Whirl. GPX, 1-25, 7f, 1: 28 1/5. B-Joseph S. Calvario. Rodi (Pa). Just Lee Carson, c, 4, Exclusive Ribot--Zina, by Drone. 5th-BMX, $25,000, 3yo, L 6f, 1:111/5, gd. SAX, 1-25, 6f, 1:09 2/5. B-Clyde Hunsaker & Colleen IN THE KNOW (f, 3, Known Fact--Shuaiba, by Sharpen Hunsaker (Ca). *Won off 6-month layoff. Up {GB}) Lifetime Record: 5-2-0-1, $40,250. O-Dye Jr Navajo Gold, c, 4, Native Prospector--Touch of & Tabor Trust. B-Diane C. Kem (KY). T-Michael G Harte. Splendor, by AI Nasr (Fr). SAX, 1-25, 1 1/16m, 1:44 4/5. B-Horst & Juanita Ritter (Ca). 8th-LRL, $24,000, 4yo/up, f/m, 6L 1: 1 0 3/5, ft. Northville, f, 4, Nostrum--Distant Lullaby, by Duns I AM ME R.G. (m, 5, I Am the Game--Rebekah Grace, by Scotus. AQU, 1-25, 6f, 1: 12 2/5. B-Marialice Coffey Thirty Eight Paces) Lifetime Record: 21-6-3-1, $94,713. (Ny). OIB-Richard H. Chaney (MD). T-King T. Leatherbury. Dawn of the Embers, f, 4, Rare Brick--Phoenix Lady, by Inverness Drive. AQU, 1-25, 61, 1: 12 1/5. B-James 6th-LRL, $19,000, 3yo, 1 1 116m, 1 :444/5, ft. Brady Jr. & Francis V. Elias (Ky). MIXED COUI\lT Ie, 3, Polish Numbers--Her Decision Bermuda Petrel, f, 4, Silver Hawk--Julia's Leader, by Mr. {SW, $150,240}, by Judger) Lifetime Record: SP, Leader. LRL, 1-25, 7 1/2f, 1:33. B-Burning Daylight 4-2-0-1, $29,835. OiS-Leonard Pearlstein (MD). Farms, Inc (Va). T-Ronald L. Benshoff. Spring Up, f, 4, Thirty Eight Paces--Jake's Springer, by Twice Bold. GPX, 1-25, 1 1 116m, 1 :46 4/5. B-K T 7th-LRL, $19,000, 4yo/up, 71, 1:23 3/5, ft. Leatherbury Assoc. Inc. (Md). * $4,200 2yo 1994 MOUNTAINBURG (e, 4, Pleasant Colony--Castle Star, by FTMMAY. Star de Naskra) Lifetime Record: 7-3-1-1, $30,065. Mississippi Mist, m, 5, Jaklin Klugman--Velanda, by O-New Farm. B-Loblolly Stable (KY). T-Ben W. Perkins Windy Sands. SAX, 1-25, (S), 6f, 1: 1 0 4/5. B-Old Jr. *1/2 to Flathorn (Far North), SW, $142,756. English Rancho & Headley & McKuen (Ca).