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DEERHOUND TO BROOKDALE FARM Deerhound •JUVENILE COL TS PREPARE FOR BATTLE (--Lassie Dear, by ), sire of leading Trainer D. Wayne Lukas sent out a pair of his Breeders' 1997 Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies contender Countess Cup Juvenile hopefuls for drills over the Hollywood Park Diana, has arrived at Fred Seitz's Brookdale Farm near track Tuesday morning. Grand Slam (Gone West), win­ Versailles, Kentucky, where he will stand the 1998 ner of the GI Moet Champagne S. and GI Futurity at breeding season. The nine-year-old stallion previously Belmont in his last two outings, breezed five furlongs in stood at Mr. and Mrs. E. Allen Murray's Murmur Farm in 1 :01. "Grand Slam will be tactically placed," Lukas said. Darlington, Maryland. A $1,750,000 July "He's very versatile with a good mind--a real good mind. yearling, Deerhound is a full or half-brother to four (Jockey) Gary (Stevens) is very impressed with his stakes winners, including European Champion Sprinter maturity, more so than any colt in a long time--at least Wolfhound (Nureyev) and MGSW Weekend Surprise that's what he told me. They complement each other, (Secretariat), dam of classic winner and and I think they belong." Also breezing for Team Lukas Horse of the Year A.P. Indy. Deerhound has sired seven yesterday was two-year-old Double Honor (Gone West), two-year-old winners from 14 starters this year in his winner of the Giii Sapling S. at Monmouth in August second crop, induding Grade I winner Countess Diana and most recently third in the Gii Norfolk S. Oct. 19. and listed stakes winner Expensive Issue. The Deer­ The $635,000 Barretts March purchase covered six hound Syndicate has approved the stallion's move to furlongs in 1: 13 2/5. "We're trying to get Double Honor Brookdale Farm and has also approved the appointment to relax," said Lukas. "He's been getting along great in of Brookdale Stallions Inc. as Syndicate Manager. He the mornings, but I don't know if that's going to happen will stand for a 1998 fee of $12,500 live foal. in the afternoon." Working Tuesday at Santa Anita were a pair of Bob Baffert-trained Juvenile contenders--Gll TATTERSALLS AUTUMN SALE CONTINUES TO Norfolk hero Souvenir Copy (Mr. Prospector) and SHOW GAINS Seven horses topped the 100,000- Johnbill (Slew City Slew), a 5 1 /2-length maiden winner guineas ($171, 1 50) mark during Tuesday's second at Santa Anita Oct. 1 . The pair drilled six furlongs in session of the Tattersalls Autumn Horses in Training 1 : 11 4/5--the fastest of 12 works at the distance. Sale at Newmarket, England. The day's highest price of $239,610 was paid for the four-year-old colt Freequent •BC WORKOUT PATROL ... Juvenile colts weren't (GB) (--Free Guest {Ire}, by Be My the only ones posting Tuesday workouts. Here are the Guest). To date, Freequent has notched four victories in rest of yesterday's Breeders' Cup breezes: 13 career starts, including an allowance win in Italy in DISTAFF: Sharp Cat (Storm Cat), winner of the Gii his latest outing Sept. 21 . Freequent' s dam Free Guest Lady's Secret Breeders' Cup Oct. 19, breezed five­ is a MGSW of $184,431, and his half-sister eighths in 1 :00 at Hollywood Park for trainer D. Wayne (GB) ( {GB}) won the G1 Fillies Mile. He was con­ Lukas. "Just a maintenance drill," he said. "She doesn't signed by 's Bedford House Stables, which need a whole lot between now and the Distaff." was responsible for four of the seven six-figure horses JUVENILE FILLIES: Trainer Bob Baffert's pair of Juvenile Tuesday. His purchaser was agent Richard O'Groman on Filly contenders took to the Santa Anita oval yesterday. behalf of Saudi interests. Overall, 223 horses in training GI Oak Leaf S. heroine Vivid Angel (Septieme Ciel) sold Tuesday for a gross of $6, 158,661 and an average worked five furlongs in 1 :00 1 /5, and Marie J (Mr. of $27,616. The gross was up seven percent from the Prospector), a $1 million Barretts March purchase and a corresponding session last year, while the average rose 1 5-length maiden winner at Santa Anita Oct. 19, went eight percent. Californian Howard Schow topped the six furlongs in 1: 13 2/5. American purchasers Tuesday when he paid $119,805 SPRINT: Confide (Phone Trick) zipped a half-mile yester­ for the optimistically-named three-year-old colt Speed­ day in :46 1 /5. The three-year-old colt won a 6 1 /2- ball {Ire) (Waajib {Ire}). The four-day sale continues furlong allowance at Belmont Oct. 1 6 in a track record through Thursday. 1:142/5. TURF/MILE: GI Secretariat S. winner Honor Glide (Honor Grades) drilled five furlongs in :59 3/5 Tuesday at Holly- IN TOMORROW'S ISSUE... wood Park. The three-year-old colt is cross-entered in The full list of 1997 Breeders' Cup Pre-Entries! the Turf and Mile. PAGE 2 • THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS • 10-29-97

Breeders' Cup Bulletin Continued. Today, Bordeaux, France: GRAND PRIX DES PROVINCES-G3, $61,596, 3yo/up, •GERMAN FILLY TO CONTEST TURFThree­ 9f 11 OydsT year-old German filly Borgia (Ger) (Acatenango {Ger}), The field, in post position order, is: Autriche (Ire) winner of this year's G 1 German Derby July 6, G 1 (Acatenango {Ger}), 119 pounds; Kallisthene (Fr) (Garde Mercedes Benz-Grosser Preis von Baden Sept. 7 and a Royale {Ire}), 122; Crystal Drop (GB) (Cadeaux fast finishing third in the G 1 Prix de I' Arc de Triomphe Genereux {GB}), 119; Visionary (Fr) (Linamix {Fr}), 121; Oct. 5, is bound for the Breeders Cup Turf at Hollywood Baroud D'Honneur (Fr) (Highest Honor {Fr}), 129; Keep Park Nov. 8 before a possible trip to the Japan Cup. It is Playing (Fr) (Highest Honor {Fr}), 118; Astarabad (Al­ also possible that Germany's star filly may stay in train­ leged), 121; Bello (Arg) (Egg Toss), 126; Madoun (Fr) ing with Bruno Schutz as a four year old. (Kaldoun {Fr}), 118; Milford Track (Ire) (Fairy King), 126; Clerio (GB) (Soviet Star), 121.

•EUROPEANS S/NGSP/EL1 ROYAL APPLAUSE CLEAR OUARANT/NE Singspiel (Ire) (In the Wings {GB}) (Turf), a Grade I winner on four continents, and EAST G 1 Haydock Park Sprint Cup winner Royal Applause • • (GB} (Waajib {Ire}) {Sprint) were bedded down in Holly­ Yesterday's Result: wood Park's Barn 61--the Breeders' Cup Quarantine Barn--after a 16-hour flight from England Sunday. "They 8th-MED, $36,000, Alw, 3yo/up, f/m, a1 m70yd, 1 :40 shipped terrific," said Nick Clarke of the International 3/5, gd. Racing Bureau. The duo cleared quarantine Tuesday SHANANIE'S LIGHT (m, 5, Shananie--Pretty Prosecutor afternoon and will likely head to the track today. {MSW}, by Court Trial), returning from a 2-month layoff here, had not visited the winner's circle in 8 starts since taking an allowance at this distance at the Meadow­ PREVIEW lands Dec. 6, 1996. Sent off at 13-1 odds here, she • • dueled for the lead with EXQUISITE AFFAIR (Black Tie Today, Aqueduct: Affair {Ire}) from start to finish, finally besting that rival MISS GRILLO S.-Glll, $100,000a, 2yo, f, 1 1 /8mT to win by a nose. Lifetime Record: MSW, 44-8-7-3, The oversubscribed field of juvenile fillies, in post $197,905. position order, is as follows: Mysterious Moll (Bates 0-Patricia A Generazio. BIT-Frank Generazio Jr. (FL). Motel), J. Velazquez; Besot (Regal Classic), Lovato Jr.; Ransom the Dreamer (Red Ransom), Smith; Compas­ sionate (Housebuster), Davis; Dancewiththebride (Be­ FOREIGN long to Me), C. Velasquez; All Slew (Slew City Slew), • • Griffith; Above The Light (Sunny's Halo), A. Black; Yesterday's Result: Catch a Warning (Caveat), Samyn; Bally Duff Dancer (Nureyev), Migliore; Catherine's Girl (Cure the Blues), PRIX DE FLORE-G3, $61,596, Saint-Cloud, France, Reynolds. 10-28, 3yo/up, f/m, 1 Of 11 OydsT, 2: 16.90, gd/sf. Also Eligible: Glamorous Dancer (Seattle Dancer), 1--@PALME D'OR (IRE), 119, f, 3, Sadler's Wells-- Bailey; Mississippi Queen (Dixieland Band), Santos; Pampa Bella (Fr) (G3-Fr), by Armas (Fr). 0-Daniel Witch Wife (Smarten), Chavez; Onamissionfromgod Wildenstein; B-Dayton Ltd; T-Andre Fabre; J-0 Peslier; (Missionary Ridge {GB}), Lopez; Somethingbeautiful (Lil $37,228. * 1 /2 to Pistolet Bleu (Ire) (Hwt Older Horse­ E. Tee), Santos. Fr 11-14f, MG1-Fr, $933,348, by Top Ville {Ire}). 2--Lomita (Ger), 122, f, 3, Niniski--La Luganese (Ire), by ©Copyright Thoroughbred Daily News. Surumu (Ger). 0-Gestut Wittekindshof; $13,538. This newspaper may not be reproduced in any form or by 3--La Nana (Fr), 119, f, 3, Homme De Loi (lre)--Leslina any means, electronic or mechanical, without prior written (Fr), by In Fijar. 0-A Radelet; $6,769. permission of the copyright owner, Media Vista. Margins: 1, 5, 1 1 /2. Information as to the races, race results and earnings was obtained from results charts published in Daily Racing Form Also Ran: Darashandeh (Ire), Maroussie (fr), Bombazine and utilized herewith with the permission of the copyright (Ire), Tenuous (GB), Hana (Fr), Swalina (Ire), Gold owner, Daily Racing Form. Dodger.

MICHAEL JORDAN (#23) HERE WE COME... ARRO~Fi~[sn STUD ARROWFIELD BRED ONLY A LADY WINS THE AJC John Messara ~ Phone: +61 2 9223 8277 FLIGHT STAKES (G1) AND BECOMES THE 22ND ARROWFIELD Fax: +612 9223 5795 E-MAIL: agstaff@arrowfield. com.au BRED GROUP ONE WINNER IN 8 RACING SEASONS. www.arrowfield.com.au PAGE 3 • THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS • 10-29-97

Foreign Report Continued. AMERICAN-BRED WINNERS IN ENGLAND: MIDWEST Altibr, c, 2, Diesis (GB)--Love's Reward (Ire), by • • Nonoalco. Leicester, 10-27, EBF Widmerpool Maiden Yesterday's Results: S., 2yo, 7fT, $i6, 110 to winner. 0-Godolphin; B-Hint 8th-COX, $54,600, Alw, 3yo/up, 6 1 /2f, 1: 17 1 /5, ft. At Love Partnership; T-Saeed Bin Suroor. *Full to 1--FIRECREST, 116, g, 5, Montagnet--Speak Lovingly, Keen Hunter (G 1-Fr, SW-Eng, $279,296) by Speak John. 0-0ld Frankfort Stud; B-Robyn E * * $300,000 wnlg '95 KEENOV. Plemmons & Terry D Beall (KY); T-Dallas Stewart. Himself, c, 2, El Gran Senor--Celtic Loot, by Irish River Lifetime Record: 8-5-0-1, $114, 120. * 1 /2 to Terrys (Fr). Leicester, 10-28, EBF Manny Bernstein Trade Wild Again (SW, $118,525, by Wild Again). Division Maiden S. (Div2), 2yo, 1mT, $5,333 to 2--Find the Treasure, 121, c, 4, Housebuster--Lost winner, 0-Scrope, Scott Partners; B-Poole Invest­ Lode, by Mr. Prospector. ments; T-Henry Cecil. 3--Swift Appraisal, 114, c, 4, Star de Naskra--Jewel of Meshhed, f, 3, Gulch--Umniyatee (GB) (G1 SP-Ire, the Mile, by Spectacular Bid. MSP-Eng), by . Leicester, 10-27, Wysall Margins: 2, 6HF, 1 HF. Odds: 4.00, 3.60, 13:4~. . Conditions S., 3yo/up, 7fT, $7,898 to winner. Firecrest started his career with a bang, winning his 0-Sheikh Hamdan Bin Rashid Al Maktoum; B-Shadwell first four starts--all as a four-year-old--from January to Farm Inc; T-Ben Hanbury. *SP-Eng. April 1996. He then followed with a third-place finish Castles Burning, g, 3, Minshaanshu Amad--Major in a Churchill Downs allowance May 31, 1996, and Overhaul (Ire), by Known Fact. Lingfield, 10-27, was sidelined for 1 5 months following that effort. The Graham Potter Associates H., 3yo, 1 1 /4m gelding resurfaced Aug. 23, 1997 at Saratoga with a (all-weather), $4, 792 to winner. 0-R M Cyzer; fourth-place allowance finish behind Kelly Kip, then B-Robert S West Jr; T-Charles Cyzer. was sixth in his most recent outing at Turfway Sept. Pickens, g, 5, Theatrical (lre)--Alchi (G1 SP-Fr), by . Redcar, 10-28, Brass Castle Claiming S., 12. Ridden for the first time here by Pat Day, he posted an off-the-pace tally as the 4-1 third choice. 3yo/up, 1 3/8mT, $4, 197 to winner. O/T-Don Enrico lncisa; B-Allen E Paulson. 6-5 favorite PRO SONG (Proper Reality), third in the Gii Kentucky Cup Sprint Sept. 13, was never a threat, local News, Eng1land: finishing fourth. Zamindar (Gone West) has been retired and will 7th-COX, $44, 160, Alw, 3yo/up, f/m, 1 1 /1 6m, 1 :46 stand the 1998 breeding season alongside his full 3/5, ft. brother Zafonic at Banstead Manor Stud in Newmar­ 1--0NE RICH LADY, 112, f, 3, Air Forbes Won--Rich ket, England, according to yesterday's Sporting Life. Lady, by Rich Cream. 0-Roberts Bea & Robert H; His stud fee has been set at $11,310, special live B-Bates Ted B (KY); T-Stanley M Hough. Lifetime foal. The three-year-old Kentucky-bred colt posted a Record: SP, 14-4-2-2, $141,424. lifetime record of 7-2-2-1 with earnings of $159,418. 2--Kings Lynn, 112, f, 3, Mt. Livermore--Til Forbid, by At two, he won the G3 Prix de Cabourg, was second Temperance Hill. in the G 1 Prix Morny Piaget and finished third in the 3--0ath, 113, f, 3, Known Fact--Vue, by Mr. G 1 Prix de la Salamandre. His best result this year Prospector. was a second in the G3 Prix Ris-Orangis at Deauville. Margins: 1 HF, 5, NK. Odds: 2.30a, 3.90'. 2.10. His trainer Andre Fabre told Sporting Life, "Zamindar One Rich Lady switched from turf to dirt for her was a very exciting horse who showed exceptional . last start Oct. 2 at Belmont and responded with an speed in his races as a two-year-old. I am sure he will 8-length triumph in a $70,000 claimer. Trv:ing the produce fast horses." main track once again here, the chestnut filly was never far back while saving ground most of the way, A # will distinguish first-time stakes-winners, a @ will rallied inside nearing the stretch, angled outside of indicate first-time graded stakes-winners, a + will de­ pacesetter Kings Lynn for the drive and drew clear note winners who are first-time starters, an (S) will be late under a hand ride. used for state-bred races, a {C) will be used for maiden­ claiming races and an (R) will be used for other re­ Midwest Report Continued, p. 4. stricted races.

TEN First-Crop 2-Year-Old Winners TWO Stakes Winners

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Midwest Report Continued. Two-year-old Cowboy Dan (Walesa), winner of his 7th-HAW, $31,472, Alw, 3yo/up, 6 1/2f, 1:16 3/5, ft. last four starts, including the Gii Arlington-Washington SONNY'S BRUNO (h, 6, Queen City Lad--Settlers Cabin, Futurity Oct. 5, will miss this Saturday's Giii Iroquois S. by Cabin), winner of the S. at Aqueduct as with a sore shin. Trainer and co-owner Danny Hutt said a three-year-old, has been a model of consistency in the gelding never appeared to be in discomfort, but a 1997. The veteran opened up the year finishing second routine check resulted in the discovery of some heat in by a neck in a $50,000 claimer at Gulfstream Jan. 27, the shin. "It's not a big deal, but he was scheduled to and followed that performance with four straight victo­ breeze Monday and this takes him out of training for ries against claiming and allowance company at this week," said Hutt. "We don't want to take the Gulfstream, Sportsman's Park and Arlington. Most chance of aggravating it." Hutt said the major goal of recently a 2 1 /4-length winner of a $60,000 claimer at Cowboy Dan's fall campaign remains the Giii Brown & Arlington Sept. 6, Sonny's Bruno was sent off the 3-5 Williamson Kentucky Jockey Club at Churchill Downs favorite here and rallied from last to first in the six-horse Nov. 29--but it depends how quickly the shin problem field for a three-length score. Lifetime Record: SW, clears up. "It didn't show up when he galloped or 35-12-8-4, $276,218. walked," Hutt said. "But we're not going to run him 0-Sidney L Port. B-Arthur Hancock (KY). T-Lou M until it's completely cold." Hutt and partners William Goldfine. Schaffrick and Robert Quackenbush purchased Cowboy Dan for $250,000 after he ran a close second to Favor­ 6th-COX, $30,780, Msw, 2yo, f, 1 1 /16m, 1 :49 2/5, ite Trick in the WHAS-11 S. Day. ft. BRIDAL GATE (f, 2, Gate Dancer--Call Catherine {SW}, LEADING NORTH AMERICAN SIRES OF by Dr. Schwartzman) rallied from the back of the pack 1997 UNRESTRICTED SWS to be third in her debut at Turfway Park Sept. 26. Sent (through 10/20/97) off the 5-2 favorite here off that effort, she again trailed the 12-horse field early, then displayed a strong late SIRE STATE SWs kick to win going away by three lengths. She was a Danzig Ky 14 $17,000 Kee. Nov. weanling and a $35,000 Kee. Sept. Deputy Minister Ky 14 yearling. Lifetime Record: 2-1-0-1, $18,390. Crafty Prospector Ky 12 0-William R Ryan. B-Randy Stasi & Joseph L. D'Esposito Wild Again Ky 12 (KY). T-Carl Bowman. Woodman Ky 11 A fleet Jpn 10 6th-HAW, $17,500, Msw, 2yo, f, 1 m70yds, 1 :47 1 /5, Nureyev Ky TO ft. Silver Deputy Ky 10 DON'T BE SILLY (f, 2, Lord At War {Arg}--Oh Silly Me, Gone West Ky 9 by Quack) tried the turf in her most recent effort Oct. 5 Broad Brush Ky 8 and finished 3rd, beaten only a half-length. Making her Cozzene Ky 8 first start away from Arlington here and back on the Mr. Prospector Ky 8 main track, the 1-2 favorite settled off the pace early, Pleasant Colony Ky 7 took command in the stretch and held off a late chal­ Runway Groom Ky 7 lenge from 48-1 longshot ROOM FOR TWO (Bates Mo­ Two Punch Md 7 tel) to win by 3/4-length. Lifetime Record: 5-1-1-2, With Approval Ky 7 $19,230. 0-Russell L Reineman Stable Inc. B-Charles Nuckols Jr & (Based on winners of unrestricted stakes with purses of Sons (KY). T-Harvey L Vanier. $25,000 or more in North America and winners of Euro­ pean stakes that qualify for "black-type" by North Amer­ local News, Churchill Downs: ican catalogue standards and graded SWs in Japan.) GI Ruffian H. winner Tomisue's Delight (A.P. Indy) breezed three furlongs in :36 2/5 over Churchill Compiled by Werk Thoroughbred Consultants Inc., Downs' muddy track Tuesday. Rave (Houston), specialists in assisting breeders in their stallion selection pointing toward Sunday's Pocahontas S. for trainer and buyers in their auction purchases. For more informa­ D. Wayne Lukas, went a half-mile in :51 2/5 breezing. tion call (510) 490-1111.

Ir you can rind anyone who has purchased more successrul broodmares than Jomes Delohooke, please call James Delahooke. t1e would like to meet them. Coll 0 I 1-44-1833-621251 /Fox 621421 /After November 5th 606-321-5910. PAGE 5 •THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS• 10-29-97

WEEKEND PEDIGREE PERSPECTIVES California-based In Excess (Ire) is making tremen­ dous use of limited opportunities and has, we think, by Alan Porter four stakes winners from around 1 6 starters. Two of these won this past Saturday, with Fun In Excess PEDIGREE SHORTS (f, 3, In Excess {lre}--Bojo Ro, by Carr de Naskra) With a game victory in the G 1 Racing Post Trophy taking the California Cup Matron H., and Ex Marks at Doncaster Saturday, Oct. 25, Saratoga Springs (c, 2, El Gran Senor--Population {Ire}, by General The Cop (c, 2, In Excess {lre}--Crystal Cop, by Crys­ Assembly) stamped himself as a potential classic tal Water) the California Cup Juvenile S. Fun In Ex­ candidate for 1998. General Assembly has been cess has a most unusual pedigree as he is linebred to working well with the line, and of Ardan (winner of the French Derby and Prix de I' Arc the first 13 stakes winners out of General Assembly de Triomphe), with Ardan's three-parts-sister Tellaris mares, six are by Northern Dancer line sires. This also! in the pedigree. Ex Marks The Cop has the influ­ affinity is not too surprising when one considers Gen­ entiftl Alibhai 6 x 5 x 5, including through the three­ eral Assembly's pedigree. In the first place, he is by qua~ters related Determine and Your Host. Secretariat, a horse whose daughters have frequently ~winner of five of six starts, including Saturday's worked well with Northern Dancer. However, we The Swan S. (G2-Jpn) at Kyoto Racecourse in Japan, shouldn't ignore General Assembly's dam, Exclusive Taiki Shuttle (c, 3, Devil's Bag--Welsh Muffin {Ire}, by Dancer. She is by (as is Northern Caerleon) is fast developing into one of Japan's lead­ Dancer's dam, ), and her dam, Exclusive, has ing three-year-olds. Taiki Shuttle is the sixth stakes a very similar genetic background to Arbitrator, the winner to be sired by Devil's Bag out of a mare by granddam of Natalma. Exclusive Native, a three-parts Nijinsky II or one of his sons. Since Devil's Bag is by brother to Exclusive Dancer, has also worked well Halo and Nijinsky II is by Northern Dancer, this combi­ with Northern Dancer stallions, the cross providing nation gives a double of , granddam of over a third of the stakes winners out of Exclusive Halo and Northern Dancer. Taiki Shuttle has a couple Native-line mares, including classic winners Entrepre­ of additional twists. First, he has , sire neur, Balanchine and Mehthaaf. of Caerleon's granddam Regal Gleam, through a son Ninth Inning (f, 2, Meadowlake--La Finale, by In and a daughter, and secondly, Caerleon is bred on the Reality), who scored a stunning victory in Saturday's same Nijinsky II/ cross as the dams of Gii Astarita S. at Aqueduct, is bred on the same cross Devil's Bag's stakes winners De La Devil and Air Bag. as another brilliant juvenile filly, . The The Gii Cowdin S. Sunday at Aqueduct resulted in strongest connection between Meadowlake and In an impressive victory for Coronado's Quest (c, 2, Reality is the fact that Meadowlake's sire, Hold Your Forty Niner--Laughing Look, by Damascus). Peace, is out of a mare by Eight Thirty, while In Real­ Coronado's Quest is the first stakes winner sired by ity is inbred to War Relic, a close genetic relative to Forty Niner out of a Damascus mare and only the Eight Thirty. Both these horses have Man o' War second out of a mare from the Damascus line. There combined with his genetic relative Friar Rock, and the are, however, links between Forty Niner's pedigree pedigree of Ninth Inning is particularly unusual for the and that of Coronado's Quest's granddam, Laughter. fact that her sixth dam is Man o' War's sister, Mascia. To start with, Forty Niner's sire, Mr. Prospector, is by There are very few horses which can match Seat­ a son of Native Dancer out of a mare by a son of tle Slew as a reg1ional sire of sires, and he was at it , while Laughter is by a son of Nasrullah out again last Saturday when Seattle Carla (m, 5, Slew of a mare by Native Dancer. In addition to two sons' the Bride--Dr. Carla, by Relaunch) won the California strains of Nasrullah, Forty Niner carries a daughter Cup Distaff at Santa Anita. Seattle Carla is inbred of the same horse, and Nasrullah's close relative, 4 x 4 to The Axe II, the broodmare sire of her Perfume II, appears in the center of the pedigree of broodmare sire Relaunch, and, of course, The Axe II Damascus. goes back to , who is doubled in the pedi­ gree of Seattle Slew's dam. Weekend Pedigree Perspectives Continued, p. 6.

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Her two-year-old half-sister TALLY HO ANNIE (by Capote) wins first time out atAqueduct Sunday, October 26 by 2 lengths! Congratulations to her owners Brushwood Stable. Tally Ho Annie was sold by Penny Lewis for $325,000 at the Fasig-Tipton Calder February 2-Year-Olds in Training Sale. Inquiries to Penny Lewis •Phone (352) 528-4350 •Fax (352) 528-2393 PAGE 6 • THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS • 10-29-97

Weekend Pedigree Perspectives Continued. 8th-HAW, $22,000, (S), 3yo/up, a1 m70yd, 1 :43 4/5, Last Sunday's G3 Preis Der Spielbanken Des Landes ft. Nordrhein-Westfalen in Dusseldorf, Germany, resulted SCOOT THE MOON (c, 3, Wavering Monarch-­ in a win over his elders for the U.S.-bred Saugerties Chanson Breve, by Dom Alaric {Fr}} Lifetime Record: (c, 3, -Stalwart Moment by Stalwart}. This 24-3-0-1, $52,574. 0-Katz Sumner N & Weiss Arthur pedigree is an outcross at six generations save for I. B-David G. Campbell (IL). T-Thomas F Tomillo. , who appears 5 x 5, and Native Dancer, who appears 4 x 6 x 5. This is yet another version of the 9th-CRC, $20,500, 3yo/up, 1 1 /8mT, 1 :49 1 /5, fm. /Ribot cross which also appears in Group 1 DOS ARTUROS (g, 3, Gold Alert--Regal Sherry, by and Grade I winners Diminuendo, Earl of Barking (Ire), ) Lifetime Record: 3-2-0-0, $21, 700. (Ire), (Ire) and Risk Me (Fr). 0/8-Gordon 8. Stafford (FL). T-Peter D Knoll. *1/2 to It also marks the continuing affinity between Native Belfast Becky (Giii, $190,920, by ) & Dancer and Ribot, which was pointed out some time ago by New Zealand researcher Clive Harper. Although Overcharger (MSW, $331,636, by Overskate). they were born on different continents, Native Dahcer and Ribot have somewhat similar genetic backgrounds, MAIDEN WINNERS: the commonalities principally involving opposite sex strains of the English Derby winner Sainfoin and the Crusader'ssurprise, c, 2, Crusader Sword--Lang Lang, by Upper Case. HOO, 10-28, 1 m, 1 :41. B-Emerald sprinter Sundrid~1e (out of a sister to Sainfoin). Pastures Corp (Fl). Bridal Gate, f, 2, Gate Dancer--Call Catherine (SW), by Dr. Schwartzman. CDX, 10-28, 1 1 /16m, 1 :49 B•R•E•E•D•E•R•S 2/5. B-Randy Stasi & Joseph L D'Esposito (Ky). EDITION * $17,000 wing '95 KEENOV; $35,000 yrl '96 KEESEP. ALLOWANCE RESULTS: Vaca Sagrada, f, 2, Great Above--Sharpe's Ferry (SP), by Pass the Tab. CRC, 10-28, 1 m, 1 :44 4/5. B-Phil 8th-DEL, $31,400, 3yo/up, 1 m, 1 :38, ft. Matthews & Karen Matthews (Fl). NINER CAP {g, fi, Forty Niner--Capay, by Sir Ivor) Don't Be Silly, f, 2, Lord At War {Arg)--Oh Silly Me, Lifetime Record: 20-5-3-2, $127 ,235. 0-P R G Silver by Quack. HAW, 10-28, a1m70yd, 1 :47 1/5. Stable. B-, Inc. (KY). T-John Parisella. B-Charles Nuckols, Jr & Sons (Ky). Poolman, c, 2, Notebook--Hurdy Gurdy, by In Reality. 7th-DEL, $27,400, 3yo/up, 6f, 1: 11 2/5, ft. DEL, 10-28, 6f, 1: 12 4/5. 8-0cala Stud Farms (Fl). ROCKLAND (c, 4, Baederwood--Sheckianna {SP}, by * $12,000 2yo 1997 OBSAPR. **Won off 2 1 /2- Shecky Greene) Lifetime Record: 32-6-6-5, $98,647. month layoff. 0-Jon S Sochan. 8-Redmond C.S. Finney (MD). Regal Banner, f, 2, Personal Flag--Regal Baby, by T-A Archie Smith Jr. Northern Baby. COX, 10-28, (C), 6 1 /2f, 1 :20 3/5. B-Derby Lane Farm (Ky). *$6,500 yrl '96 KEESEP; 7th-MED, $25,000, (S), 3yo/up, a1 m70yd, 1 :43 4/5, $22,000 2yo 1997 FTMMAY. gd. Happy Groom, g, 3, Daring Groom--Smiling, by SUN GAINER (c, 3, High Gold--Misty Gaynor, by Honest Pleasure. FLX, 10-28, (S), 6f, 1: 14 1 /5. Gentleman Gene) Lifetime Record: 8-2-1-0, $28,380. B-Cohn Seymour (Ny). O/B-Joseph Imbesi (NJ). T-John C Gross. Miss Donnybrook, f, 3, Fight Over--Angel One, by Son 9th-PHA, $23,400, 3yo/up, 5 1 /2f, 1 :04 4/5, ft. Ange. MED, 10-28, 1 1 /16m, 1 :45 3/5. B-Barry J. ROLLING COASTER (g, 5, Carnivalay--Wild Beat, by Long (Fl). * $1,800 wing '94 OBSOCT. Iron Ruler) Lifetime Record: 43-9-8-4, $102,507. Just Promoted, c, 4, Claim--Lt. A.J. (MSP), by Lt. 0-Edelweiss Farm. B-Kathleen Crompton & Joy Stevens. COX, 10-28, (C), 6f, 1:12 3/5. B-TV McCarty (PA). T-Ernest M Graf. Smith & Thomas L Nichols (Ky).

OUTSTANDING colt by Kentucky Derby Winner, 1/2 to 3-time 61 Winner William B. Go For Gin Colt Harrigan, Agent Miacomet Farm out of IMPETUOUS GAL, 1/2-brother to Banker's Lady, etc. (606) 225-9267 Hip #566 Tuesday, Nov. 11 • Keeneland