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CIGAR'S FOOT PROBLEMS CONTINUE Cigar BREEDERS' CUP CHAMPIONSHIP DAY (Palace Music), winner of last year's Breeders' Cup Woodbine Racetrack-October 26, 1996 Classic, will be forced to defend his title at Woodbine Oct. 26 with a newly developed quarter crack on his BREEDERS' CUP CLASSIC: right front foot, according to a story in yesterday's Alphabet Soup (Cozzene) breezed six furlongs in 1: 1 5 Blood-Horse On-Line Daily Edition. It is the third time 2/5 at Santa Anita Tuesday. The five-year-old will ship this year that Cigar's white right front hoof has suffered to Woodbine Oct. 20 and be cross-entered in the Sprint. such an injury. A similar problem forced the six-year-old Trainer Barb Minshall said yesterday she has changed to miss the $1 million Hollywood Gold Cup June 30. her mind about starting Mt. Sassafras (Mt. Livermore) in Trainer Bill Mott and his farrier applied a fiberglass patch the Classic. IIWhen we learned Skip Away wasn't com­ to Cigar's hoof Tuesday night at Mott's Belmont barn. "I ing, we had a hurried conference Tuesday morning, in won't be losing any sleep over the rest of the field," fact about 10 minutes before the deadline to pre-enter Mott told Jay Hovdey of The Blood-Horse Wednesday at noon," said Minshall. "We thought the race would morning. "If I lose any at all, it will be over Cigar's foot. have been very difficult with Skip Away and Cigar in it. He seemed comfortable on it this morning when he Skip Away ran a monster race here (in the Woodbine galloped. I'd want to get two works into him before Million) and giving him weight would have been a tough shipping to Canada." The trainer has tentatively planned assignment. Mt. Sassafras is in good order and he's on for the reigning Horse of the Year to breeze today. his own track. He didn't run all that bad (when sixth) in the Whitney. He was only beaten a couple of lengths to SALSABIL DEAD Salsabil (Ire) (Sadler's Wells), hero­ Dramatic Gold and Formal Gold (when third) in the ine of the British 1000 Guineas, Epsom Oaks and Irish Meadowlands Cup in his last." Derby in 1990, has died at Sheikh Hamdan al Maktoum's Shadwell Stud Farm in Kentucky. The nine­ BREEDERS' CUP TURF: year-old bay mare, who recorded wins in the G 1 Prix Singspiel (Ire) (In the Wings {GB}) and Swain (Ire) Marcel Boussac at two and the G 1 Prix Vermeille at (Nashwan) will be the only two horses to carry Sheikh three, had been suffering from complications brought on Mohammed's colors in the Breeders' Cup October 26. by cancer of the colon. Rick Nichols, general manager of Anthony Stroud, racing manager to the Sheikh, con­ Shadwell's American operation, said, "We are all terribly firmed yesterday that both would be aimed at the Turf sad about losing Salsabil. Her death has really taken the and fly oLl't from Britain early next week. Singspiel, wind out of our sails. She had been ill for some time--so trained by Michael Stoute, proved he is at home at we knew this was coming--but there was just nothing Woodbine when winning the GI Canadian International we could do to save her. She wasn't in any pain at the in September. end, but her breathing stopped about lunchtime last Windsharp (Lear Fan), who flipped a palate when Saturday." Salsabil, an earner of over $1,252,900 on fourth to Singspiel in the Canadian Int'l, skipped over the racecourse, had already promised to make a major Woodbine's turf training track yesterday, going five contribution to Sheikh Hamdan's breeding program. Her furlongs in :57 4/5 and galloping out six furlongs in three-year-old daughter Bint Salsabil (Nashwah) won last 1: 1 0 3/5. The five-year-old mare underwent minor sur­ season's G3 Rockfel S, at Newmarket and her juvenile gery days after the Sept. 29 Canadian Int'l to rectify her colt Sahm (Mr. Prospector) has taken two races at York breathing problem. "It appears her air is better than ever this season. l\Jichols added, "Salsabil also has a after the operation," said trainer Wally Dollase. "She Riverman filly weanling and a Mr. Prospector yearling usually doesn't work this fast." (filly). I have told Sheikh Hamdan that the older of the pair is probably the best individual we have ever had STAKES CLOSINGS here. She obviously has a marvelous pedigree, but she TOMORROW, FRIDA y, OCTOBER, 18: has outstanding conformation, too, and a great attitude. 11-2 $250,000 Wells Fargo California Cup We are very hopeful for her future on the racecourse." Classic, SA, [§], 3yo/up, 9f ($ 750) News Continued, p. 2. • PAGE 2 - THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS -10-17-96

BREEDERS' CUP MILE: EPSOM DERBY WINNER SHAAlVIIT RETIRED Dumaani (Danzig) won last Saturday's Gill Keeneland Shaamit (Ire) (Mtoto {GB}), winner of this year's Epsom Breeders' Cup Mile in what was expected to be the five­ Derby, has been retired. The William Haggas-trained colt year-old's final racetrack appearance. But the victory suffered damage to a tendon while finishing seventh in convinced owner Sheikh Hamdan bin Rashid al Maktoum the Oct. 6 Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe. No definite plans to add one more race to the horse's career before he have yet been made for his future career as a stallion. begins stud duty. Dumaani will make his final start in However, Sheikh Mohammed's Darley Stud Manage­ the Breeders' Cup Mile. ment in Newmarket issued a statement yesterday de­

The Godolphin silks will be carried by this year's 2000 scribing the colt as II a most exciting addition to the

Guineas winner Mark Of Esteem (Ire) (Darshaan {GB}), stallion ranks. n Shaamit, successful on the second of his who is expected to tackle the Mile. only two starts as a juvenile, won the Derby at 12-1 odds on his first appearance as a three-year-old, but BREEDERS' CUP JUVENILE: failed to add to his score in three subsequent starts. Gil Norfolk S. runner-up Zippersup (Alwuhush) Following the news of Shaamit's retirement, trainer

breezed five furlongs in 1 :01 Tuesday at Santa Anita. Haggas said, II From a personal point of view, I am very upset and now we have got to find another star. It is BREEDERS' CUP SPRINT: such a pity because I have said all along that he would Criollito (Arg) (Candy Stripes), a GSW in both Argen­ get better as he got older. But nobody will see that tina and the U.S., drilled a half-mile in :46 2/5 at Santa now." Anita Tuesday. The five-year-old will be supplemented to the Sprint by owners Robert and Beverly Lewis. STRONG TATTERSALLS YEARLING SALE Paying Dues (Cure the Blues) breezed a half-mile in CONTINUES The second session of Tattersalls' Octo­ :50 3/5 Tuesday and is waiting for an invitation to the ber Yearling Sale at Newmarket, England Wednesday Sprint field. The four-year-old colt dead-heated with saw the strong trends established Tuesday continue. Abaginone for the win in the Gill Los Angeles H. over After Tuesday's opening session saw a remarkable 97% six furlongs at Hollywood Park April 26. of the yearlings offered find buyers, even that figure Track Gal (Track Barron), 11 th in last year's Sprint, was topped Wednesday. There were 263 yearlings sent will not run in this year's edition. through the ring during Wednesday's 12-hour session, and 258 of them--a staggering 98 %--were sold, for a BREEDERS' CUP JUVENILE FILLIES: gross of $9,577,900 and an average of $37,122. This Canadian hope Barbed Wire (Affirmed) worked five was a 32% increase in aggregate from the correspond­ furlongs in 1 :00 at Woodbine Wednesday, galloping out ing 1995 session, while the average rose 25%. six furlongs in 1: 13 4/5. "She's ready for her $1 million Wednesday's median price of $27,225 was up 38% dollar race," said jockey Emile Ramsammy, who was from last year. Four colts shared top billing Wednesday aboard for the work. Barbed Wire won the Mazarine at $165,000 apiece. Trainer Paul Cole bought a colt by Breeders' Cup S. (GIC) by 10 lengths in her last start at Bering (GB); Gordon Smyth signed for a colt by Selkirk; Woodbine Oct. 6. Peter Wragg Bloodstock purchased a colt by Polish Patriot; and Sheikh Mohammed's Darley Stud went News Continued. home with a colt by Inchinor. Agent Charlie Gordon­ MATIYA'S RACING CAREER ENDS Matiya (Ire) Watson, who has been the second leading buyer at the (Alzao), winner of this year's Irish 1,000 Guineas, has sale so far, having signed for 20 yearlings worth been retired, according to a story in yesterday's Racing $1 234 200, said, "I think this may be the strongest Post. Angus Gold, racing manager to owner Sheikh sal~ yet this year, maybe even stronger than Houghton. Hamdan al Maktoum, said, "We have decided to retire This sale is the true barometer, the working man's sale. Matiya after she ran below her best in France (in the G2 There were so many people shut out at Houghton, it's Prix de l'Opera at Longchamp Oct. 6) last time--there had a knock-on effect. It's a very, very strong sale." are no more races for her this season anyway. She was The sale continues through Saturday. a very tough, long-striding filly and she won us a Clas­ sic, which is not bad considering she cost just $59,467 News Continued, p. 3. (at the Goffs Irish National Yearling Sale)." The three­ year-old filly won two of nine career starts for earnings A # will distinguish first-time stakes-winners, a @ will of $280,419. She also finished second in the British indicate first-time graded stakes-winners, a + will de­ 1,000 Guineas and third in the G 1 Fillies Mile and G 1 note winners who are first-time starters and an (S) will French Oaks. be used for state-bred races. SELLING THE DAM OF SKIP AWAY LANE'S END Keeneland, Nov. 11, Hip 321 -~ BOX 626, VERSAILLES, KY 40383 Check out our catalog pages today on the (606) 873-7300 FAX, (606) 873·3746 E·MAIL: [email protected] Internet at: http://www.lanesend.com WEB SITE: http://www.lanesend.com PAGE 3 • THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS • 10-17-96

News Continued. JOCKEYS REFUSE TO RIDE AT HAYDOCK PREVIEW Yesterday's meeting at Haydock Park in England had • • to be cancelled after the first race when all of the Today, Newmarket, England: jockeys in attendance refused to ride on what they CHALLENGE S.-G2, $78,247, 3yo/up, 7fT considered unsafe track conditions. Among those PP HORSE TRAINER JOCKEY WT who took part in the protest were Pat Eddery and 1 Lucayan Prince D R Loder R Hughes 124 Frankie Dettori, the leading riders in Britain. Stewards 2 Thrilling Day (GB) N Graham T Quinn 121 inspected the track after the jockeys voiced their 3 Bishop Of Cashel (GB) Fanshawe Swinburn 126 4 Troon (GB) R Haugen M Santos 126 concerns over the ground conditions on the home turn 5 Daring Destiny (GB) K R Burke no rider 127 and, although officials deemed the surface safe for 6 Polar Prince (Ire) M Jarvis Cochrane 124 racing, the jockeys refused to leave the weighing 7 My Branch (GB) B W Hills M Hills 121 room for the second race. The stewards were left 8 Charnwood Forest (Ire) Bin Suroor Dettori 130 with no alternative but to cancel the remaining races. Sires of runners: Lucayan Prince (Fast Play), Thrilling Several owners had heated arguments with the senior Day (GB) (Groom Dancer), Bishop Of Cashel (GB) (Warn­ jockeys claiming that, in most cases, these were the ing {GB}), Troon (GB) (Beveled), Daring Destiny (GB) exact conditions their horses had been waiting for. A (Daring March {GB}), Polar Prince (Ire) (Distinctly North)' senior steward said they would be forwarding a full My Branch (GB) (Distant Relative {Ire}), Charnwood report to the Jockey Club, which will then decide Forest (Ire) (Warning {GB}). whether to punish the riders who refused to continue. GABR EUTHANIZED Gabr (GB) (Green Desert), EAST winner of this year's G2 Sandown Mile and G3 Van • • Geest Criterion S. in England, is dead. The six-year­ Yesterday's Result: old was owned by Sheikh Hamdan al Maktoum. Trainer R.W. Armstrong revealed in July that the 6th-LRL, $19,000, Alw, 3yo/up, flm, 6f, 1: 1 0 2/5, ft. horse had suffered a split pastern while working on SHUTTERED (I, 3, Wild Again--Temper the Wind, by the gallops near his home base and would need emer­ Elocutionist) scored in her debut at Delaware by three gency surgery. Yesterday the trainer said, "Unfortu­ and came back to win her first allowance start at nately, Gabr had to be put down. He had the opera­ Pimlico Oct. 4 by four lengths. The 3-5 favorite rallied tion but, while the vets were changing his cast for three wide entering the stretch here and won by two what I think was either the second or third time, they lengths. Shuttered is a half-sister to Private Jet found the bone was shattered. Everybody here misses (lcecapade, IVlSW, $257(152) and Stem the Tide him a great deal. He was a marvelous old horse." (Proud Truth, MGSW, $405,092). Lifetime Record: Gabr, who journeyed to the U.S. in 1995 to finish 3-3-0-0, $34,005. third in the Gill Jaipur S. at Belmont, won eight of 24 O/B-Christiana Stables {PAl. T-James W. Murphy. starts for earnings of $271,821. Local News, New Jersey: New Jersey tracks submitted their requests for 1997 racing dates at the monthly New Jersey Racing © Copyright Thoroughbred Daily News, 1996. Commisston meeting Wednesday. The Commission is This newspaper may not be reproduced in any form or expected to issue dates for the state's tracks at its by any means, electronic or mechanical, without prior November session. The Meadowlands requested 71 written permission of the copyright owner, MediaVista. Thoroughbred dates from Sept. 5 through Dec. 13. Information as to the races, race results and earnings Monmouth Park's schedule features two three-day was obtained from results charts published in Daily weekends May 24-26 and May 30-June 1 before re­ Racing Form and utilized herewith with the permission of opening for the remainder of the summer on a five­ the copyright owner, Daily Racing Form. days-a-week basis through Labor Day, Sept. 1.

Jade Hunter Standing at Brookside in 1997 15 Stakes Winners, 6274 STEELE PIKE VERSAILLES, KY 40383·9733 TED CARR. MANAGER 73% Winners from Starters OFFICE (606) 873·38S8 RESIDENCE (606) 873-7210 fAX (606) 873-83S9 PAGE 4 - THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS -10-17-96

Arctic Journey took a seven furlong Keeneland allow­ FOREIGN ance in his last start Oct. 9. Stretching out to 1 1116m • • here but with the same result, the gelding stalked the AMERICAN-BRED WINNER IN ENGLAND: leaders, took the lead a quarter of a mile from home and Catienus, c, 2, Storm Cat--Diamond City (GSP)' by Mr. drew off easily through the stretch. Prospector. Haydock Park, 10-16, EBF Hawthorn Maiden 5., 2yo, 7fT, $4,945 to winner. O-Sheikh 7th-KEE, $48,400, Alw, 3/up, flm, 5 112fT, 1:03, fm. Mohammed al Maktoum; B-Darley Stud Management MARl'S SHEBA (f, 4, Mari's Book--Sheba little {GB}, Co Inc; T-Michael Stoute. by Known Fact) ran third on the grass at Ellis Park Aug. 17 and then returned to the races to finish third in the Oct. 5 Lazer Show S. on the main track at MIDWEST Arlington. Back on the turf here, the filly rallied between horses into the stretch and wore down YOUR MOON • • (Ormonte) in the drive to win by a neck at 9-2 odds. Yesterday's Results: She is Yz to Rubico (Big Spruce), Ch. 3yo-Austria, INDIAN SUMMER S., $61,300, KEE, 10-16, 2yo, f, 7f, SW-Ata. Lifetime Record: GSP, 12-3-2-4, $128,735. 1:23 4/5, ft. O-Jack Kent Cooke. B-Elmendorf Farm Inc (KY). T-W Mott. 1--#HIGH HEELED HOPE, 118, f, 2, Salt Lake--High 6th-KEE, $41,984, Alw, 3yo/up, flm, a7f, 1:28 2/5, ft. Heeled Honey, by Gold Stage. O-Paraneck Stable; STEADY CAT (f, 3, Storm Cat--Hopespringsforever, by B-Robert Dobson (KY); T-Randy Bradshaw; J-S J Mr. Prospector) won her first two races last year before Sellers; $39,294. Lifetime Record: 6-3-0-0, $85,107. wrapping up her 2-year-old campaign with a second in * Yz to Solly's Honor (Demons Begone), MGSP, the Gil Adirondack at Saratoga Aug. 9. Off for nearly a $117,538; Koennecker (Arts and Letters), MSW, year, the filly was second in her 3-year-old debut in July $117,988. * *2nd SW for freshman sire. and second again in her next two outings. In her fourth 2--Morelia, 114, f, 2, Deputy Minister--Majestic Folly, by start since the long layoff, Steady Cat pressed the pace, Alydar. ($95,000 wing '94 KEENOV; $155,000 yrl took the lead turning for home and drew off to win by '95 KEEJUL). O-Louie J. Roussel III. $12,540. three lengths as the 4-5 choice. The winner is a half­ 3--Valid Bonnet, 115, f, 2, Valid Appeal--Miss Cox's sister to Union City (Private Account, MGSP, Hat, by Cox's Ridge. ($30,000 yrl '95 OBSAUG). $183,265). Lifetime Record: GSP, 7-3-4-0, $110,622. O-Ackerley Bros Farm. $4,870. O/B-Overbrook Farm (KY). T-D. Wayne Lukas. Margins: 1 1/4, 5, 13. Odds: 1.10, 3.10, 3.30. High Heeled Hope broke her maiden in her second 5th-KEE, $38,192, Alw, 3yo/up, flm, 6f, 1:122/5, ft. start before finishing off the board in the Gil Sorrento MOONVAIN (f, 3, High Brite--Gratuitously, by Greinton at Del Mar and the GI Spinaway at Saratoga Aug. 30. {GB}), third in the Cincinnati Trophy S. in February, last The dark bay filly then tried allowance company and hit the board in a July allowance at Arlington. The filly claimed her second victory Oct. 6 at Keeneland. Sent rallied four wide into the stretch and drew clear in the off the even-money favorite here to make it two in a final yards. Her 1 Yz -length win at odds of 29-1 capped a row, she rallied from last to first in the five-horse field record Pick Three payoff of $22,863.60 after Dellay to become the second stakes-winner for her freshman (34.60) won the first leg of the wager and Arctic Jour­ ney (12.80) took the second. The payoff eclipsed the sire. previous record of $19,853 set Oct. 12, 1994. Lifetime Record: SP, 13-2-2-2, $61,007. 4th-KEE, $51,400, Alw, 3yo/up, 1 1116m, 1 :45, ft. O-J Glassflof & J Leung. B-J Johnson (KY). T·J Kasperski Jr. 1--ARCTIC JOURNEY, 114, g, 3, Broad Brush--Arctic Belle, by Far North. O-Russell L Reineman Stable Inc; 8th-HAW, $24,500, Alw, 3yo/up, flm, 6f, 1: 1 0 2/5, sy. B-Charles Nuckols, Jr & Sons (KY); T-Harvey L Vanier. SPEEDY SPENDER (f, 3, Spend a Buck--Garfield Holme, Lifetime Record: 16-4-1-1, $98,403. *Yz to Arctic by Deputy Minister) suffered her lone defeat in her third Leader (Mr. Leader), SW, $174,462. start, but rebounded to take two Arlington allowances 2--King Rio, 110, c, 3, Mari's Book--Tis Michelle, by since that fourth-place finish. The speedy filly led from Native Charger. start to finish in this affair and won by five lengths as 3--Key Guy, 112, c, 4, Key to the Mint--Chelsey Dancer, the even-money choice of the Hawthorne crowd. life­ by Affirmed. time Record: 6-5-0-0, $65,010. Margins: 6, 2, 2HF. Odds: 5.40, 7.00, 4.40. O-Richard E. Trebat. B-Due Process Stable, Inc. (KY). T-Jere R. Smith Sr.

High hopes fulfilled for Walmac's freshman sire Walmac Int'l SALT LAKE Phone (606) 299 0473 HIGH HEELED HOPE becomes his second stakes winner Fax (606) 299 1259 with her victory in yesterday's Indian Summer S. at Keeneland Deputy Minister--Take Lady Anne, by Queen City Lad

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3rd-KEE, $37,000, Msw, 2yo, 7f, 1:25 2/5, ft. "I didn't know what was going on when (Delahoussaye) + DELLAY (c, 2, Easy Goer--Benguela, by Little Current), took her back. I guess he was just playing it by ear and a $62,000 KEESEP yearling, was let go at 16-1 in his thank God he did. I guess I'll let him ride her back." debut, despite a bullet four furlong work at Churchill Dutton added that he doesn't know where Starry Ice Oct. 14. The chestnut colt dropped well back in the will race next. early going before circling the field turning for home and drawing off to win by two lengths over MZURI (Re­ 6th-SAX, $39,000, Alw, 2yo, f, 1m, 1:37 4/5, ft. launch). Lifetime Record: 1-1-0-0, $23,192. CLEVER PRINCESS (t, 2, Clever Trick--Princess Valid O-Thomas F. Vanmeter. B-Mill Ridge Farm & W Lazy T, {MSP}, by Valid Appeal) broke her maiden at second Ltd. (KY). T-W. Elliott Walden. asking at Del Mar AL1g. 24, then followed with a second-place finish in the Bustles & Bows S. at Fairplex 9th-KEE, 37,000, Msw, 3yo/up, flm, a7t 1:30 1/5, ft. Park Sept. 12. Dropping down to the allowance ranks LOOKAWAY DIXIE (f, 3, Dixieland Band--Motion in here as the 6-5 favorite, the dark bay tracked pacesetter Limine {MSW, $233,284}, by Temperence Hill}, a ECHOES OF SPRING (Encino) (5th) early, took over from $100,000 KEESEP yearling, hadn't raced since finishing that rival entering the stretch and drew clear for a two­ 4th at Churchill June 19. The 8-5 favorite pressed the length tally over MONTECITO (Seeking the Gold). The pace, took charge entering the stretch and drew off for winner is % to Honest Princess (Ch. Imp. 3yo Filly in a 4-length triumph. Lifetime Record: 9-1-1-3, $41,351. P.R., MSW-P.R., by Honest Pleasure). Lifetime Record: O-So True Stable. B-Richard E. Griffin (KY). T-Richard B. SP, 4-2-1-0, $53,075. Kohnhorst. O/B-Donald R. Dizney (FL). T -Bob Baffert.

2nd-KEE, $31,120, Msw, 3yo/up, a7f, 1:28, ft. 7th-SAX, $39,000, Alw, 3yo/up, 1mT, 1:34 1/5, fm. CLEVER ANGELO (c, 3, Clever Trick--Amari, by Silver MR SUNSATION (g, 3, Sunshine Forever--Joie {SP}, Buck) was second in his two previous starts, the last by Speak John), % to Circus Prince (MGSP, $333,160, one coming Sept. 14 at Turfway. He moved up to the by His Majesty), finished second in his turf debut at Del winner's circle here as the 4-5 favorite. After pressing Mar Sept. 8. Sent off the 6-5 favorite in this 10-horse the pace, Clever Angelo took the lead a quarter mile out field, the gelding justified his odds with a wire-to-wire, and romped home to win by seven lengths over CHECK 1 1 14-length tally over HOLIDAY SPIRIT (Deputy Minis­ RAISE (Wild Again). Lifetime Record: 3-1-2-0, $25,532. ter). Lifetime Record: 7-2-2-1, $67,400. O-John Franzone Jr. B-Frances A.H. Leidy (PAl. O-Abrams & Johnson & Roberts. B-Dr. & Mrs. Steven I. T-Kenneth J. Jumps. Woodrow (FL). T-Barry Abrams.

3rd-SAX, $35,000, Msw, 3yo/up, 1m, 1:37 1/5, ft. I. SO. CALIFORNIA. I FIERABRAS (g, 3, Cozzene--Serious Gal, by Beau's Eagle) showed life in his latest start, finishing third in a Yesterday's Results: maiden special weight at Fairplex Park Sept. 15. Moving ANOAKIA S., $77,240, SAX, 10-16, 2yo, f, 6f, 1:11, forward off that effort here, the gray posted a ft. frontrunning, 3/4-length victory at 6-1 odds. Lifetime 1--STARRY ICE, 119, t, 2, Ice Age--Forumstar, by Record: 4-1-0-1, $24,065. Inherent Star. O-Dutton & Greene; BIT-Jerry Dutton O/B-Granja Vista Del Rio Stable (CA). T-J.E. Tinsley Jr. (CA); J-E Delahoussaye; $47,240. Lifetime Record: 6-5-0-0, $199,100. * 112 to Distinguish Forum {SW, Local News, Santa Anita: $124,750, by Shanekite}. Odyle (Alleged) breezed five furlongs in 1 :00 2/5 2--Calling You, 11 9, f, 2, Peterhof--Surprise Attack, by Tuesday morning at Hollywood Park. The three-year-old Secretariat. ($14,500 yrl '95 WASSEP; $31,000 2yo colt, winner of the Gil San Felipe S. at Santa Anita in 1996 BESAPR). O-Robert Wiest. $15,000. March, is scheduled to run next in the Gil Volante H. 3--Exhilaration, 115, f, 2, Storm Cat--Puget Sound (GB), over the Santa Anita turf Sunday. by High Top. ($200,OOO yrl '95 FTSAUG). O-Beverly J & Robert B Lewis. $9,000. BREEDERS' CUP TOP 10 lOCKEYS: Margins: HF, 1 1/4, 2. Odds: 1.20, 26.00, 2.00. lackey Starters 1st 2nd 3rd Purses Starry Ice sailed through her first four career starts, Day, P. 64 8 11 7 $ 12,447,000 winning a Santa Anita maiden, the $51,000 Nursery S., the $61,000 Cinderella S. and Gil Landaluce in succes­ Mccarron, C. 66 6 11 5 $ 10,122,000 sion. The dark bay raced next in the Gil Del Mar Debu­ Bailey, J. 33 5 3 2 $7,811,000 tante Aug. 25 and pressed the pace early before fading Delahoussaye 58 7 3 5 $7,499,000 to ninth as the 8-5 favorite. Sent off the 6-5 favorite Pincay Jr., L. 60 7 4 9 $6,811,000 here to return to her winning ways, Starry Ice obliged. Cordero Jr., A. 48 4 7 7 $6,020,000 Ridden by Eddie Delahoussaye, who partnered her to Stevens, G. 59 3 8 6 $6,009,000 three previous victories, she raced sixth and last until Smith, M. 27 6 2 2 $4,605,000 the stretch drive, where she closed with a rush to take Santos, J. 40 5 1 4 $4,435,000 home first prize. "I was kind of hoping she'd be a little Valenzuela, P. 32 6 ° 1 $4,202,000 closer to the pace," said winning trainer Jerry Dutton. Source: Thoroughbred Racing Communications PAGE 6. THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS. 10-17-96

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STAKES RESULT: 7th-MED, $20,000, 10-15, 3yo/up, 6f, 1: 11 2/5, ft. CITIFIED (c, 3, Carson City--Celebutante, by Nasty and OKLAHOMA MATCHMAKER H., $26,800, RPX, 10-16, Bold) Lifetime Record: 10-2-1-1, $39,600. O/T-Edwin T (S)' 3yo/up, flm, 6f, 1: 1 0 2/5, ft. Broome. B-Beclawat Stable (CAN). 1--HASTYS BOOK, 116, f, 4, Mari's Book--Hasty Squaw (SW), by Prince Gala. OIB-John James (OK); T-Kenny MAIDEN WINNERS: P. Smith; J-T T Doocy; $14,580. Lifetime Record: Quiet Aggie, f, 2, Alleged--Agacerie (GSW, $396,901), 12-5-3-0, $67,334. *Won off 8-month layoff. by Exclusive Native. RPX, 10-16, 1mT, 1:383/5. 2--Enough Sal, 116, f, 4, Exclusive Enough--Stalwart B-John T L Jones, Jr. & Robert S Folsom (Ky). Sal, by Stalwart. $5,860. $60,000 yrl '95 KEEJUL. 3--Lodestone, 114, f, 4, Lode--Ruffast, by Fast Fellow. Our Virtualreality, c, 2, Cutlass Reality--Stevan's $3,348. Naturelle (SW), by L'Natural. SAX, 10-16, (S)' 6 1/2f, Margins: 3, 1, NO. Odds: 3.60, 3.00, 4.40a. 1:17 1/5. B-Donald A. Bailey & Marilyn J. Bailey (Ca). Dellay, c, 2, Easy Goer--Benguela, by Little Current. ALLOWANCE RESULTS: KEE, 10-16, 7f, 1:25 2/5. B-Mill Ridge Farm & W Lazy T, Ltd (Ky). * $62,000 yrl '95 KEESEP. 8th-DEl, $35,700, 3yo/up, 6f, 1:09 2/5, ft. Casino Kid, c, 2, Geiger Counter--Cloud of Love, by DUTCH DAULTON (c, 4, Foligno--Queen's Robe, by Explodent. DET, 10-16, (S), 6f, 1:131/5. B-J Vitello Robellino) Lifetime Record: MSW, 20-7-5-3, $150,641. & C Cusmano (lVli). O/B/T-Robert W. Camac (PA). Nice n' Salty, c, 2, Salt Lake--Nice Gal (SW, $168,989), by Naskra. HAW, 10-16, (S), 6f, 1 :11 1/5. B-Reed 8th-LRL, $33,600, 3yo/up, 7f, 1 :21 4/5, ft. William A (II). * 5th winner for freshman sire. BRISTLING (g, 4, Broad Brush--Carrie's Dream {SW, Valid Pride, f, 2, Valid Appeal--Shameful Pride (MSW, $240,811}, by Stop the Music) Lifetime Record: MSP, $101, 170), by Sham. WOX, 10-16, 5f, 1:00 4/5. 11-5-4-1, $107,509. O/T-Eugene E. Weymouth. B-Mrs. B-H.T. Mangurian Jr (FI). * $40,000 yrl '95 OBSAUG. Eugene E. Weymouth (PA). * Y2 to Encaustic [Tank's Plainswomen, f, 3, American Legion--Prairie, by Hurri­ Prospect), SP, $181,107. cane Ed. HAW, 10-16, 6f, 1: 12 2/5. B-S. Hild (Ar). Caveat Apt, f, 3, Chief's Crown--Princess Caveat 6th-MED, $30,000,10-15, (S), 3yo/up, 6f, 1:11, ft. (SW, $208,709), by Caveat. WOX, 10-16,6 1/2f, FREEDOM QUEST (c, 3, Norquestor--Got a Cold, by 1: 17 4/5. B-Aubrey W. Minshall (Can). Drone) Lifetime Record: SP, 11-4-3-2, $86,715. Clever Angelo, c, 3, Clever Trick--Amari, by Silver Buck. O-Freedom Acres. B-Y. Kolybabiuk (NJ). T-George F. KEE, 10-16, a7f, 1:28. B-Frances A.H. Leidy (Pa). Gross. *$27,000 yrl '94 KEEJAN. Blushing Sunrise, f, 3, Cox's Ridge--She Won't Blush, by 7th-BMX, $25,000, 3yo/up, flm, 1 m, 1 :36 4/5, ft. Blushing Groom (Fr). SAX, 10-16, 6 1/2f, 1: 17 2/5. LORD IF MISS (f, 4, Lord of AII--Hittin Miss {SP}, by B-Michael G. Rutherford (Ky). *Won off layoff of Hard Hit) Lifetime Record: 27-6-6-2, $83,495. O-Curt & 1 year and 3 days. * * $35,000 yrlg '94 KEESEP. Lila Lanning & Ed Moger Jr. B-Bob Gibson & Bruce Fierabras, g, 3, Cozzene--Serious Gal, by Beau's Eagle. Johnson (WA). T-Ed Moger Jr. SAX, 10-16, 1 m, 1 :37 1/5. B-Granja Vista Del Rio (Ca). 8th-MED, $24,000, 10-15, 3yo/up, 1 1116mT, 1 :43 Eternal Prospector, f, 3, Crafty Prospector--Eternal Vow, 2/5, yl. by Nasty and Bold. MED, 10-15, 6f, 1:132/5. B-Mrs. ADD THE GOLD (h, 5, Forty Niner--Sum {GSW, Helene R. Kaufman (Ky). *$37,000 yrl '94 FTKOCT; $197,578}, by Spectacular Bid) Lifetime Record: GSP, $50,000 2yo 1995 FTFFEB. * * Full to Miss Prospec­ 35-4-5-14, $132,250. O-Outlaw Biker Stable. B-Cherry tor, SW, $167,545. Valley Farm, Inc. & E.A. Cox, Jr. (KY). T-Terry Griffith. Lookaway Dixie, f, 3, Dixieland Band--Motion in Limine (MSW, $233,284), by Temperence Hill. KEE, 10-16, 7th-lRL. $22,800, 3yo/up, 1 1 116m, 1 :45, ft. a7f, 1:30 1/5. B-Griffin Richard E (Ky). * $1 00,000 yrl FAHMI (g, 4, Buckaroo--Festive Gal, by In Reality) Life­ '94 KEESEP. time Record: 39-5-4-6, $53,899. O-Nom de Gurre. Majesty Man, c, 3, Frosty the Snowman--Dana Calqui B-Kinsman Stud Farm (FL). T-Frank Shenski. (Arg) (GSW, $222,817), by Dan Kano. LRL, 10-16, 1 118m, 1 :51 4/5. B-Four Horsemen, Inc (FI). 5th-HOO, $22,000,10-15, 2yo, 6f, 1:12, ft. * $6,000 yrl '94 OBSAUG. SUNDAY SUN (c, 2. Summer Squall--Turko Gold. by Frank Hamel, g, 3, Scarlet Ibis--Mae Be Good, by I'm for Turkoman) Lifetime Record: 2-1-1-0, $15,760. O-Ronald More. SUF, 10-16, 6f, 1:14. B-Dennis T Wallace & E McKee. B-Louis A. Fillios (I'lJJ). T-Jason Cook. Edwinna Vanderzanden (Ma).