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CIGAR SHARP FOR MASSCAP Horse of the Year Today, Goodwood, England Cigar (Palace ) worked seven furlongs in 1 :26 at PREDOMINATE S., 3yo, clg, 10fT Belmont Park Monday morning and is on target for the The field, in order of the draw, will be: Prize Giving $250,000 Massachusetts H. at Suffolk Downs June 1. (GB) (Most Welcome {GB}l, 123, M Hills; Legal Right The six-year-old clocked in fractions of :24 2/5, :48 (Alleged), 120, J Reid; St. Mawes (Frl (Shahrastani), 1/5 and 1 :00 1/5 with jockey Bailey in the irons. 120, P Robinson; Don Micheletto (GB) (Machiavellian), "We sent him out with a couple of other horses; I was 120, M J Kinane; Masehaab (Ire) (Mujtahid), 120, W amazed with how easily he passed them," said trainer Carson; Side Note (GBI (Warning {GB}), 120, Pat Bill Mott. Eddery; Rio Duvida (GB) (Salse), 120, R Hughes; Swift Fandango (Lear Fan), 120, T Quinn; and General Acad­ DEATH OF SIMON WEINSTOCK Simon Weinstock, emy (Ire) (Royal Academy), 120, R Cochrane. The final owner of 1980 King George & Queen Elizabeth Diamond serious trial for the June 8 has attracted a S. winner Ela-Mana-Mou (Ire) (Pitcairn {Ire}) and a string field of nine. The Listed event, won last year by subse­ of other top-class horses, has died of cancer. He was quent G1 Irish S. hero Pentire (GB), often has 44. Weinstock, whose family's business was the giant a bearing on Britain's major races later in the season industrial company General Electric, will be buried today and centre of attention today will be the Derby hope St. after passing away in his sleep Saturday. Robert Mawes (Fr). But the John Dunlop-trained colt--currently Sangster, a friend for many years, said: "He will be a 20-1 shot for Epsom--lines up against stiff competition sadly missed. He had a wonderful knowledge of racing." in this 1 O-furlong contest. His toughest rival may be Weinstock shared the great majority of horses with his Pentire's stablemate Prize Giving (GB), who does not father, Lord Arnold, and grandfather, Sir . hold a Derby entry but is unbeaten in two 1996 starts. Their big-race successes included (winner of the '79 Epsom Derby) and Sun Princess (heroine of both the Friday, Garden State Park Oaks at Epsom and the Doncaster St Leger in '83). JERSEY DERBY-Gil, $150,000, 3yo, 8.5fT The first three finishers from the Garden State S. are SWEET ALLIANCE DEAD Kentucky Oaks winner expected to renew their rivalry Friday night. Ed Coletti, trainer of the Fitz (Waquoit), the winner of that race, Sweet Alliance (Sir Ivor), the dam of European champion confirmed his colt as a runner over the weekend. He will , was humanely destroyed due to compli­ ship to the track from his barn at Philadelphia Park cations after foaling a colt by Hansel at Brookdale Farm today. "We just want to him to get used to the sur­ in Versailles, Kentucky. The 22-year-old took the 1977 roundings and he'll just gallop before the race," said Oaks carrying the colors of Windfields Farm. Her first Coletti. Also expected are Value Investor (Cahill Road), foal, Shareef Dancer, was sold for $3.3 million in 1981. She also produced stakes winner Zaffaran and War runner-up in the Garden State S., and Majestic Jazz (Majestic Light), third in the event; and five-time SW Deputy; her Hansel colt will be sold at Keeneland in Devil's Honor (Devil's Bag). November during the complete dispersal of Windfields breeding stock. STAKES CLOSINGS STERNS NAMED ITB CHAIRMAN International TOMORROW, WEDNESDA Y, MA Y 22: Thoroughbred Breeders, Inc. has named Joel H. Sterns 6-2 $250,000 The Californian-GI, Hal, to replace Robert J. Quigley as chairman of the board. 3yo/up, 9f ($200) Quigley will continue as president and chief operating officer. Sterns is recognized as one of the foremost attorneys in the field of casino regulation and is the L.U WEEKEND PREVIEW 1 immediate past president of the International Associa­ tion of Gaming Attorneys. In the 1960s he held posts in o NEWS CONTINUED 2 the U.S. Department of State and later served as Chief -rJ') RACING REPORTS ...... 3-5 Counsel to New Jersey Governor Richard Hughes. Z News cant. p2 TOTAL PAGES ...... 5 PAGE 2. THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS. 5-21-96

BRITAIN IN SATELLITE TALKS Representatives of PREAKNESS RATINGS ON THE RISE Following Britain's racecourses are discussing the possibility of the trend which started with this year's Kentucky linking-up with Australian media moguls Kerry Packer Derby, the preliminary television ratings for the 1996 and Rupert Murdoch to broadcast a 24-hour interna­ Preakness showed a marked increase over the all-time tional racing channel. John Sanderson, set to take over low figures registered for last year's program featuring early next month as vice-chairman for the Racecourse the second leg of the Triple Crown. According to ABC, Association, has confirmed that talks have already be­ the '96 telecast drew a 4.4, up 15.9 percent over gun. "It's a very exciting time," he said. "The RCA's 1995, and a 12 share, a slight rise over last year's 11 view is that the future lies in the global exploitation of share. The final figures will be out later this week. media rights." An agreement with Packer and Murdoch would virtually guarantee an increase in income for Britain's racing, which has recently been hit by competi­ NEW YORK tion from the weekly televised National Lottery. Plans • • would include broadcasts to countries such as China, Local News: New York India and Russia, but the main targets will be the New York Thoroughbred Breeders, Inc. has an­ high-rolling gambling centres of the Far East. nounced their split-vote decision to terminate their busi­ ness relationship with Robert Fierro's Old Empire Thor­ FOR JAPAN Seattle Dancer oughbreds, Ltd, which has been the association's media (* II), whose son Taiki Fortune won the G1 Niik consultant for the past 10 years. "I'm proud of what we Mile Cup in Tokyo nine days ago, has joined the increas­ have accomplished and extremely grateful to all the ing total of European stallions to be sold to Japan. The friends I have made through my personal association former Vincent O'Brien trainee--who as a yearling set with the organization as long-time director and former what was a then a record auction figure when pur­ president," Fierro said in a statement released Monday. chased for £13.1 million (almost $20 million}--has now "I wish all the best of luck to the organization on the been sold by Ireland's Coolmore Stud for an undisclosed new course its new leadership has charted for it." sum. His new home will be the East Stud in Hokkaido, which already houses the 1994 Epsom Derby winner . Seattle Dancer, twice successful at the Group EAST Two level over 10 furlongs in his own racing career, has • • sired Group One winners in England (Seattle Rhyme the Racing Post Trophy hero) and Australia (Derby winner NEW PROVIDENCE S.-GIIIC, $78,750, WOX, 5-20, Dance The Day Away). 3yo/up, 6f, 1:09 (NSR), ft. 1--GLANMIRE, 115, g, 6, Briartic--On My Account, by APRIL TOBA OWNER OF THE MONTH Private Account. O-Kenny Mockler O'Leary & Schickedanz; B-Schickedanz Gustav (CAN); T-Michael AWARDED TO WALTER F AMIL Y TRUST The Keogh; J-D Penna; $47,250. Lifetime Record: Thoroughbred Owners and Breeders Association Owner 32-8-8-5, $352,775. of the Month Award for April goes to Barbara and Rob­ 2--Bold Anthony, 115, h, 6, Bold Ruckus--Knock'em ert Walter, racing under the stable name of Walter Fam­ Over, by Annihilate 'em. ($28,282 yrl '91 CBSOCT). ily Trust. Walter, a cattle broker in the Midwest, relo­ $1 750. cated to California in the 1950s and purchased a large 3--King Ruckus, 121, h, 6, Bold Ruckus--Baby Grace ranch north of San Francisco. He turned his attention to (Arg), b.y Cipayo. ($60,000 yrl '91 KEESEP). $8,662. Thoroughbred breeding in 1969, then sold his first ranch Margins: 7, 5HF, 2HF. Odds: 2.00, 9.00, 0.50. and purchased Vine Hill Farm in the early 1980s. Bar­ Glanmire, victor of the '94 edition of the New Provi­ bara Walter determines the matings for the broodmare dence S., was second in an $80,000 Woodbine claimer band. During the month of April, Walter Family Trust in his last start May 5. The gelding departed from his started 16 horses and collected two wins, four seconds traditional come-from-behind running style to vie for the and three thirds; their homebred Cavonnier (Batonnier) early lead through fractions of :22 and :44 1/5 seconds. captured the $1 million GI Santa Anita Derby, and Glanmire began drawing off at the top of the stretch Argonnier (Batonnier) was second in the San Pedro S. and finished seven lenghts in front in stakes-record The Walters own the stallion Batonnier, who stands at time. Longview Stud in central California; they also have more than 55 horses of racing age, 50 broodmares, three East Report Cont. P. 3 other stallions and 60-plus weanlings and yearlings. GAINESWAY KY. APPLE PIE is New Graham J. Beck, President Inquiries: Michael Hernon 606·293-2676 E9 Stakes Winner for Wolf Power Fax 606-299-9371 Wolf Power has 24% SW's from starters. $5,000 Live Foal. PAGE 3 • THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS • 5-21-96

East Report Cont. local News: Bandera Downs local News: Philadelphia Park Bandera Downs Racetrack will liquidate its entire Racing at Philadelphia Park was canceled Sunday and facility at Public Auction May 23. The track, which Monday due to a contract dispute between the track's closed last summer, will offer all of its equipment for owners, Greenwood Racing Inc., and the Pennsylvania sale with no minimum or reserve. Track officials will use Thoroughbred Horsemen's Association. The two sides some of the money raised to pay horsemen more than have failed to come to terms on the issue of the right to $500,000, money that was supposed to be in the purse arbitration. Acting on a protest by the PTHA, a judge account when the track closed. had ruled that Philadelphia Park could no longer simul­ cast after noon yesterday; track management responded by cancelling the races and notifying the horsemen that FOREIGN they would have to vacate the backstretch by noon of • • May 27. Negotiations are ongoing. Stakes Results:

TAKAMATSUNOMIYA HAI-G1-Jpn, $1,693,045, Chuko MIDWEST Racecourse, Japan, 5-19, 3yo/up, 6fT, 1:07.4 (NCR), • • fm. local News: Turfway Park 1--@FlOWER PARK (JPN), f, 4, Nihon Pillow Winner-­ Turfway Park and its Race Book simulcast facility had Northern Flower (Jpn), by Northern Taste. O-Katsumi its best Preakness Day ever Saturday when 5,318 fans Yoshida; B-Hiraku Takahashi; T-Syoichi Matsumoto; wagered $1,203,446 on the 12 tracks offered. It was J-S Tabara; $894,205. the second-best simulcast-only handle at Turfway; only 2--Biko Pegasus, h, 5, Danzig--Condessa (Ire), by the $1,548,352 bet Derby Day was higher. Condorcet (Fr). $358,139. * $48,000 yrl '92 KEESEP; $105,000 2yo '93 BESMAR. local News: Paris. Kentucky 3--Hishi Akebono, c, 4, Woodman--Mysteries, by Seattle Lillie F. Webb, the owner of Xalapa Farm near Paris, Slew. $225,131. *$52,000 wnlg '92 KEENOV. Kentucky, suffered a stroke May 17 and died at a local lVIargins: 2;4, 1, 1 1/4. Odds: 5.60,6.50,2.30. hospital the next day. Webb bred 13 stakes winners on Also ran: Narita Brian, Fujino Makken 0, Dojima Muteki, her farm, including 1991 Prix de I' Arc de Triomphe Noble Grass, Towa Winner, Eiyu Gal, Isami Sakura, winner Suave Dancer (Green Dancer). Three Course, Meisho Samurai (Ire), Eishin Missouri.

BTC TREASURY CASINO DOOMBEN CUP-G1, W EsT $391,490, Doomben, Queensland, 5-18, 10fT, 3yo/up, • • 2:06.39, slow. local News: Trinity Meadows 1--JUGGlER (AUS). 126, g, 4, Jugah--Kashalyn (NZ). by Joe Meyers, an attorney from Fort Worth, Texas, has Shy Rambler. O-P D L & IVIs. S E Horwitz, M V K filed a temporary restraining order against the transfer Brider, M A Turnbull & R M Zamin; B-Glen Appin Stud of Trinity Meadows stock to track vice president Jack (Aus); T-Mrs Gai Waterhouse; J-D Beadman; Lenavit. Meyers has attempted to purchase stocks and $241,221. notes making up some 27 percent ownership in the 2--Doriemus (NZ), 127, g, 5, Norman Pentaquad-­ Willow Park, Texas track offered for sale by former Golden Woods (NZ), by Zamazaan (Fr). a-Pacers partner Jack Johnson. Lenavit, as an existing stock­ Aust. Synd, Mrs. K Woodruff, J R Smith, K Biggs Ent. holder and owner of some 9 percent of the track, was Synd, R.F Austin & R Russell; B-J Corcoran (NZ); trying to exercise his first right of refusal to purchase $79,089. shares offered for sale to outside investors. However 3--AII Our Mob (Aus), 127, g, 6, What A Guest (lre)--AII Lenavit, a resident of Toledo, Ohio, would then have Sold (Aus), by Northern Spring (Ire). 0-T J Smith & T majority ownership in the track and The Texas Racing Huang; B-A D & E H Lisle (Aus); $39,544. Act dictates that majority ownership in an track in the Margins: 3/4, 2 1/4, 1 1/2. state must be held by Texas residents. Also ran: Delinquent, Crying Game, Nobellotto, Aunty Mary, Private Label, Stony Bay, Starmaker, Oppressor. A # will distinguish first-time stakes-winners, a @ will indicate first-time graded stakes-winners. a + will denote winners who are first-time starters, an IS) will be used for state-bred races Foreign Report Cont. p. 4 and an (RI will be used for other restricted races.

Louis Quatorze, Winner of 1996 Preakness Stakes, was offered at Keeneland's 1994 July Selected Yearling Sale. July graduates have now won six of the last ten Preakness Stakes July Selected Yearling Sale July - 15 - 16 PAGE 4 • THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS • 5-21-96

SAJC GOODWOOD H.-G1, $158,178, Morphettville, DERBY DU MIDI, $58,468, Bordeaux, France, 5-19, South Australia, 5-18, 6fT, 1:09.01, gd. 12fT, 3yo, time: n/a, gd. 1--SWORD (AUS), 122, g, 4, Switch in Time (lre)--Regal 1--#FAUCON ROYAL (FR)' 128, c, 3, Nikos (GB)-­ Blade (Aus), by Steel Blade (Aus). O-Miss S F Aliscafi (Fr), by Caro (Ire). O-Herve Chamarty; Hancoxz, R J Stanwell, A Friess, G M Bazzana, G R B-Olivier Barbanchon (Fr); T-Jean-Claude Rouget; J-P Palmer, S Papadopoulos; B-Palaranda Bloodstock Co Sogorb; $29,234. (Aus); T-Jack Denham; J-C Munce; $109,143. 2--Creepshow (Fr), 128, c, 3, Danehill--Servia (GB), by 2--lord Matthew (Aus), 110, g, 4, Danehill--Prestigious Le Marmot (Fr). $11,694. Lady (Aus), by Estaminet (GB). O-C W Little, J L 3--la Malleret, 125, f, 3, Summer Squall--Mousseline de Blight, M A Fremder, R M Fitzroy, H J Grimus & R Soie (Fr), by Riverman. ($60,000 yrl '94 KEESEP). Fleming; B-B Montgomery, G J Liddell, W R Parr $8,770. (Aus); $28,472. Margins: 1 1/2, 1 1/2, 3. 3--Scorn Bold (Aus), 114, g, 7, Bold Habit (Aus)--Scorn Plea (Aus), by Sovereign Plea (GB). O-Miss N Sharratt, PREMIO lAZIO, $48,556, Rome, Italy, 5-19, 10fT, 3yo, B l Nelson, Mr & Mrs D V Slee & Mr & Mrs I L 2:03, gd. Thomas (Aus); $15,818. 1--#PERSEO (ITY)' 123, c, 3, Jung (GB)--Persian Dream Margins: short HD,short NK, NK. (Fr), by Persian Bold (Ire). O-Scuderia Ri Ma; Also ran: Royal Discard, Paddington End, Centisle, B-Scuderia Cieffedi (Ity); T-Luigi Camici; J-J Freda; Sportsbeat, Hero Wind, Regal Half, Mad Shavari, Dr. $26,976. Zackary, Brinkman's Image, Rullene, Indentikit, Cut Up 2--Attimo Fuggente (Ire), 123, c, 3, Roi Danzig--Pepi Rough, Latin Villa, Viminaria, Hunza Court. Image, by National. $11,869. 3--White Socks (Ire), 123, c, 3, Alzao--Seattle Rose,by SAJC SIZZLER OAKS-G1, $118,633, Morphettville, Seattle Slew. $6,474. South Australia, 5-18, 12f 11 OydsT, 3yo, f, 2:38.22, Margins: 2. 1/4, 6. gd. 1--MISS MARGARET (AUS), 120, f, 3, Marscay (Aus)-­ CHARLES HEIDSIECK FliEGER-PREIS, $27,104, Co­ Fancy Miss (NZ) (SW-NZ), by *Sir Tristram. O-R J & logne, Germany, 5-19, 3yo/up, 5fT, :59.70, vy sf. Mrs S L Peters; B-Rosemount Estates Pty Ltd (Aus); 1--AUENADlER (GER)' 133, c, 4, Big Shuffle--Auenmaid T-Peter Hayes; J-S Price; $81,857. (Ger), by luciano (GB). O/B-Gestut Auenquelle (Ger); 2--Clearly Supreme (Aus), 120, f, 3, Scenic (Ire)--Clearly T-U Ostmann; J-G Bocskai; $15,866. Right (NZ), by In the Purple (Fr). O-C S Hayes, Dato R 2--Adjmal (Ire), 127, h, 7, Dancing Brave--Adjarida (Ire), Khoo Teng Swee & Tunku Shahabuddin; by Red God. $6,346. B-Meadowvale Pastoral Co Pty Ltd (Aus); $21,354. 3--Sharp Prod, 133, h, 6, Sharpo (GB}--Gentle 3--Not On Friday (Aus), 120, f, 3, At Talaq--Market Persuasion (GB)' by (GB). $3,239. Heights (NZ), by Grosvenor (NZ). O-Katsumi Yoshida Margins: 3/4, 1/2, 1 3/4. & W J Galbraith; B-W J Galbraith (Aus); $11,863. Margins: 1 3/4, NO, NK. local News: England Also ran: Unpretentious, Arctic Scent, Royal Cabin, Dr. Massini (Ire) (Sadler's Wells) has become the Country Walk, Ester Kelly, Classic Allure, Kalaring, latest in a series of leading candidates for this year's Innocent Affair, Newtown Pike. Epsom Derby to become involved in an injury scare. The -trained colt, installed the 5-1 favourite MUSASHINO S.-G3-Jpn, $747,213, Tokyo Racecourse, for Britain's premier Classic after his decisive win at Japan, 5-18, 3yo/up, 10%f (dirt), 2: 11.6, ft. York last week, was found to be lame before morning 1--#@KISOJI GOLD (JPN)' h, 7, Wassl Touch (Jpn)-- exercise yesterday. A statement issued via Stoute's Hirono Favored (Jpn), by Faberge II (Fr). 0-Y. stable in Newmarket read: "Dr. Massini pulled out lame Minayoshi; B-Fujisawa Farm; T-Isao Yasuda; on his off foreleg this morning and the lameness is being J-Yasuhiko Yasuda; $390,852. investigated. We will issue another bulletin as soon as 2--Mejiro Monet (Jpn), h, 6, Mogami (Fr)--Reru du we are in the position to do so." Doubts over Stoute's Temps (Jpn), by Maruzensky (Jpn). $157,734. colt participating in the Derby June 8 follow setbacks 3--Kyoto City (Jpn), h, 5, Soccer Boy (Jpn)--Mountain to Dushyantor (Sadler's Wells), lame last week but seen Queen (Jpn), by Nizon. $101,898. cantering at I\lewmarket yesterday, and Nash House Margins: HD, 1 %, NK. Odds: 12.70, 16.10, 1.80. (Ire) (Nashwan), whose prospects of running at Epsom depend on tests being carried by vets at Peter Chap­ ple-Hyam's Manton base. © Copyright Thoroughbred Daily News. This newspaper may not be reproduced in any form or FOALING NEWS: by any means, electronic or mechanical, without prior FIT FOR A QUEEN, 10, Fit to Fight--Titled (Impressive) written permission of the copyright owner, Media Vista. Foal born 5-12-96, a colt by Forty Niner. Information as to the races, race results and earnings Will be bred back to Broad Brush. was obtained from results charts published in Daily Owned by Warner L Jones Farm, Inc. Racing Form and utilized herewith with the permission Boarded at Hermitage Farm in Goshen, Ky. of the copyright owner, Daily Racing Form. Accomplishments: MGSW of $1,225,337. PAGE 5 • THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS • 5-21-96

Foreign Report Cont. 8th-APX, $30,000, (S)' 3yo/up, flm, 6f, 1:12 3/5, sy. Local News: England PETITE D'ACCORD (m, 7, D'Accord--La Belle Paula, by Bijou d'inde (GB) (Cadeaux Genereux {GB}), third in a Marshua's Dancer) Lifetime Record: 57-1 6-5-8, driving finish to the 2000 Guineas at Newmarket May 4, $257,010. O-Dan W White. B-M. Mazzocchi & Piscopo, is on target to head England's challenge for the G1 Irish Et. AI. (lL). T-Ronald 0 Goodridge. * Yz to Arctic Queen equivalent at The Curragh next Sunday despite suffering (Eskimo), MSW, $231,184; Strawman (Sham), MSP, a setback in his training schedule. The colt was found to $168,776. be sore after having a hoof trimmed before shoeing Friday and therefore missed an intended workout at the 8th-WOX, $24,900, 3yo/up, 6f, 1: 11 3/5, ft. weekend. But trainer Mark Johnston said: "We did not OCEAN FLEET (h, 6, Afleet--Ocean Choir, by Foolish gallop him on Saturday, but that should not be a prob­ Pleasure) Lifetime Record: 25-5-3-6, $75,662. O-L1oyd lem because he is in great form and only just above his Simpson. B-Kinghaven Farms Limited (CAN). T-Reade weight for the Newmarket Guineas. I'm pretty confident Baker. * Yz to Water Song (Clever Trick), SP, $153,972. of him running in Ireland." Bijou d'inde could be accom­ panied for the Curragh Classic by Beauchamp King (GB) 5th-DEL, $24,600, 3yo/up, 6f, 1: 1 0 3/5, ft. (Nishapour {Fr}}, a disappointing fifth at Newmarket STOCK POWER (c, 4, Seeking the Gold--Under Oath following his win over Europe's champion juvenile (GSW, $426,547), by Deputed Testamony) Lifetime Alhaarth (Ire) on his reappearance in the G3 Craven S. A Record: 10-4-1-1, $77,160. O-Farish W S & Webber W spokesman for handler John Dunlop stated: T. B-W. S. Farish (KY). T-Neil J Howard. "Beauchamp King will do a piece of a work in the morn­ ing (Tuesday) and a decision will be made after that." 7th-WOX, $23,300, 3yo, f, 6f, 1 :11 3/5, ft. MISS D'IVOIRE (f, 3, Cote D'ivoire--Misty Flirt, by Ter­ AMERICAN-BRED WINNER IN ENGLAND: sanctus) Lifetime Record: 5-2-3-0, $37,460. O/B-Eastview Stables Inc (CAN). T-Emile M Allain. Private Song, c, 3, Private Account--Queen of Song (MGSW, $603,405), by His Majesty. Bath, 5-20, 6th-APX, $23,000, 3yo/up, flm, 1 m, 1 :39 1/5, sy. Silver Tankard Maiden S., 3yo/up, 10fT; ADORABLE SLEW (f, 4, Dixieland Band--Slewsbasque $5,459 to winner. O-K Abdulla; B-Juddmonte Farms; {SP}, by Seattle Slew) Lifetime Record: SP, 15-4-3-1, T-Roger Charlton. * Yz to Ladyago (), $72,437. O-Silverleaf Farms Inc. B-Wooden Horse In­ SW, $116,439; Wise Words (Seattle Slew)' SP, vestments, Inc. & Hobby Horse Assoc. T-P Noel Hickey. $133,909. 4th-DEL, $22,000, 3yo/up, 6f, 1:124/5, ft. RIVER SCOUT (h, 5, Mr. Leader--Cremolata, by Riverman) Lifetime Record: 18-2-6-3, $57,005. B-R-E-E-D-E-R-S O-Omega Eye. B-Cannata Carl Mr. & Mrs. (CA). T-Willie EDITION A Belmonte. 9th-APX, $21,000, 3yo/up, 6f, 1: 13 1/5, sy. STAKES RESULTS: PLEASE (g, 4, Dawn Quixote--Pass the Candy, by Am­ ber Pass) Lifetime Record: 14-3-4-1, $57,905. O-Albert QUEEN CHARLOTTE H., $29,300, HST, 5-19, 3yo, f, Lobrillo. B-Carol Hine (FL). T-Daniel G Switzer. 6.5f, 1:18, ft. 1--STRAWBERRY MORN, 121, f, 3, Travelling Victor-­ 2nd-APX,,,,,$20,000, 3yo, f, 6f, 1:131/5, sy. Strawberry's Charm, by Strawberry Road (Aus). SILKEN SCREAMER (f, 3, Awamasa--Bosses Way, by O/B-Mr. & Mrs. C A Roberts (BC); T-Jack Allan; J-D H Boss Hoss) Lifetime Record: 4-2-0-0, $24,450. O-Silken Wilson; $19,400. Lifetime Record: 7-6-1-0, Stable. B-Kenneth Fishbein (AR). T-Charles L Bettis. $160,179. 2--Two Tone Lindi, 112, f, 3, Cutlass Reality--Pleas Ack MAIDEN WINNERS Fast, by Ack Ack. ($3,918 yrl '94 BRCAUG). $6,400. 3--Ancient History, 110, f, 3, Lord Chilly--Hail To Aunt Sadie, f, 3, Affirmed--Our Suzette (SP)' by Sunny's History, by Historically. $3,500. Halo. HST, 5-20, 6 1/2f, 1: 18 4/5. B-Whitham Frank Margins: 4 1/2, 1/2. Odds: Exhibition Race. (Ky). Sterling Kane, c, 3, Devil's Bag--Damality (MSW, ALLOWANCE RESULTS: $183,552), by Damascus. HIA, 5-20, a1 1/8mT, 1:46 4/5. B-Vangeloff Karil (Ky). 5th-WOX, $32,600, 3yo/up, flm, 1mT, 1:33, fm. Petals a Blum'n, f, 3, Dr. Blum--Frisco Rosie, by CAMLAN {m, 5, Brave Shot (GB)--Arbela, by Conquista­ Bailjumper. FLX, 5-20, (S)' 5 1/2f, 1:07 1/5. B-Purdy dor Cielo) Lifetime Record: SP, 16-7-3-1, $164,732. Patricia (Ny). O/B-Knob Hill Stable (CAN). T-Phillip England. * Yz to Man of My Word, c, 3, Regal Classic--Fatal Hour, by Apelia (Cool Victor)' Ch. Sprinter-Can, MGSW, Briartic. WOX, 5-20, 1 1 116m, 1:48. B-Day James E $621,707. (Can). * Yz to Attraction Fatale (Dauphin Fabuleux), MSW, $204,979.