TUESDAY, MAY 5, 2015 732-747-8060 $ TDN Home Page Click Here IVEAGH GARDENS RUNS DOWN PEDIGREE INSIGHTS: GLENEAGLES Sent off the outsider in the G3 Canford Cliffs EBF by Andrew Caulfield Athasi S. following her latest uninspiring performance In a tomayto-tomahto situation, the word dynasty is when eighth in the Mar. 29 G3 Park Express S. over a pronounced mile here. Iveagh Gardens (Ire) (Mastercraftsman) at differently on each least had a love of testing conditions in her favor, and side of the Atlantic. that proved decisive as she took a leap forward to But however you upset the returning G1 Prix Marcel Boussac heroine pronounce it, a pair Found (Ire) (Galileo of dynasties made {Ire}) Monday at The their presence felt in Curragh. Second in the the first of the year=s Listed Grosser Preis male Classics in the der Deutschen Bank U.S. and Britain. over this trip at In the Hanover in October, GI Kentucky Derby, the bay had run 11th victory again went to in the Listed Prix Ceres the Fappiano Gleneagles flanked by Ryan Moore and also over seven panels die-nasti, or, to be Michael Tabor at Fontainebleau the more precise, to the Racing Post following month prior Unbridled branch. As I pointed out in my notes on to her comeback effort on Mar. 17, his sire Pioneerof the Iveagh Gardens (white cap) runs down in the Park Express, Nile finished second in the Kentucky Derby (to Mine Found in the Athasi but connections That Bird in 2009), and so did his sire Empire Maker Racing Post ploughed on in the (when the clear favorite in 2003). His great-grandsire belief that there was something in the tank. Settled in Unbridled had fared better, accounting for Summer fourth early shielded against the wind on the fence, she Squall in 1990. cont. p10 was angled out inside the last quarter mile, but was last with 150 yards to race as Ryan Moore made a seemingly winning attack on Found up ahead. cont. p6 TDN TODAY Headline News...... 14 pages FIRING LINE READY FOR REMATCH GI Kentucky Derby runner-up Firing Line (Line of David) will look to turn the tables on victor American Pharoah (Pioneerof the Nile) when they face off again in the GI Preakness S. May 16. AHe=s doing really well,@ said Carlos Santamaria, assistant to trainer Simon Callaghan. AEven the first day after the race, he was in his stall always looking for something to eat. He never lost his appetite. For most horses to run that kind of American Pharoah race, it takes them a couple Churchill Downs photo days to recover. With him, it was just another horse race.@ Firing Line, along with American Pharoah and third- place finisher (Big Brown) will remain at Churchill Downs until May 13 when they will fly to Baltimore. G1 Winner COMPETITIVE EDGE remained unbeaten and unchallenged following a dominant 4 1/2-length victory in the $200,000 Pat Day Mile S. (G3) on the Kentucky Derby undercard at Churchill, earning a 102 Beyer. [watch race]

Competitive Edge is now 4-for-4 with 3 stakes wins and an average margin of victory of over 7 lengths.

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Stonestreet, Magnier Tabor and Smith=s Stanford (Malibu Moon), will enter the Preakness, the owners told the Maryland Jockey Club Monday. The Todd Pletcher trainee, who was recently runner-up in the GII Louisiana Derby, was scratched from a start in the Kentucky Derby.

Bodhisattva, Mr. Z Possible for Preakness Divining Rod, Stanford to Try Preakness Frederico Tesio S. winner Bodhisattva (Student Lael Stabes= GIII Coolmore Lexington S. winner Council) is a possible for a start in the GI Preakness S., Divining Rod (Tapit) is on track for a start in the trainer Jose Corrales stated. AIf the possibility comes, I GI Preakness S., according to trainer Arnaud Delacour. think I will probably run,@ Corrales said Monday. AI will Divining Rod breezed five panels in 1:00.80 Saturday at not run a horse just to run the horse. If I don=t feel a Fair Hills in preparation for that start. horse can run in the first three, why run? That=s the AHe started nice and easy, he was relaxed and he way I think.@ really kicked on at the end,@ Delacour said of the work. Zayat Stable=s Mr. Z (Malibu Moon), who finished AThat=s the kind of work that you like to see when you 13th in the Derby, could also possibly take a shot in the go to a race that=s going longer. I was very pleased Preakness. AI haven=t talked to Mr. Zayat, but we will with it.@ get together,@ trainer D. Wayne Lukas said. AMy vote Delacour continued, AThe horse is doing very well. He would be to go. He never got a chance to run [in the breezed on Saturday and right now I am leaning toward Derby]. We were the whipping boy, but you get that in the Preakness. I think he=s great. I don=t want to jinx an 18-horse field.@ myself, but at the moment he=s doing very well. He has matured quite a bit and he understands more now what=s going on. The first three horses I would say are going to be very tough to take on, but the thing is they all had a pretty hard race. They all had to fight for it. I didn=t see any of them having to do it easy, so I hope that they=re going to maybe be a little bit tired coming back in two weeks.@ TDN P HEADLINE NEWS • 5/5/15 • PAGE 4 of 14 • thoroughbreddailynews.com

Xpressbet to Sponsor Preakness Xpressbet, an online wagering platform, will be the title sponsor of the GI Preakness S., it has been announced. AAt Xpressbet, we strive to partner with the country=s leading racetracks and the best brands in the sport,@ said Xpressbet President Ron Luniewski. AThe Preakness S. is not only an important event in U.S. racing, but it is one of the world=s premier races. The pageantry, history and prestige of Preakness Day are unparalleled, and we=re thrilled to sponsor a race with such significance and importance.@ AThe fans are the economic engine of the sport, and this partnership between Xpressbet and the is directly to their benefit,@ remarked Tim Ritvo, COO of the Stronach Group. AXpressbet brings the excitement of the Preakness to racing fans and horseplayers across the country, making watching and wagering on the Middle Leg of the Triple Crown easier than ever.@

AMERICAN RACING: PLENTY TO BE PROUD OF by Barry Weisbord Last Thursday, world traveler/trainer extrordinaire Mike de Kock got me thinking. While walking his Kentucky Derby-bound Mubtaahij toward his morning gallop at Churchill Downs, he turned to me and said, AI knew this was big, but I really had no idea how big.@ He was right. We have become very gun shy, we devotees of racing in America. Our industry media is constantly finding fault with what we do; some deserved, some not. The non-industry media rarely pays attention to us, and lately, when they do, it hurts. Two congressmen have introduced a bill that would economically destroy us because they feel they should. Animal-rights groups would like to see us be a trivia question. Our position in the worldwide Thoroughbred industry has never been weaker (again, some deserved due to our permissive use of raceday medication and lack of meaningful penalties and enforcement), but much of the turning-up of the collective noses is not merited. A few days in Louisville reminded me of that. Mike de Kock was right. Derby week in Louisville is unique and world-class. The morning we spoke saw thousands of fans turn out to watch horses gallop. The barn area was packed with the participants= entourages, national and international media and industry members, and hundreds of just plain fans, many with kids cutting school to take their own picture of a Derby starter, or get an autograph from one of the top trainers and jockeys. cont. p5 TDN P HEADLINE NEWS • 5/5/15 • PAGE 5 of 14 • thoroughbreddailynews.com

American Racing: Plenty to be Proud Of Forget the 300,000 who attended the races Friday and Saturday; what about the 40,000 who were there Thursday to see two allowance races and soak in some pre-Derby atmosphere? They made up a larger crowd than almost any Group I race in Europe. In fact, in a week of nearly unprecedented sports activity--NBA and NHL playoffs, MLB, NFL draft, and the fight of the century--racing was not only visible but really held its own. The Derby TV overnight was the highest since 1992 (how many events can say that?) and attendance and betting broke all records. Back in New Jersey today, it felt like everyone I encountered wanted to talk about the Derby. I felt proud to be in the American horse business. American racing's big events aren't broken. In fact, they are world-class. Do we have some problems that we need to address? Of course we do. But Mike deKock is right. Derby week, the walkover, AMy Old Kentucky Home@ are among the best spectacles any sport has to offer. But, by no means are we a one-trick pony. If Mike de Kock went on to Baltimore, he=d enjoy eating crabs and the Preakness runners saddling in front of the packed stands. Belmont Day will feature the best card of racing not called Athe Breeders= Cup@ anywhere in America. Saratoga means the painting of the Travers canoe and AThe best is yet to come= at Keeneland=s Breeders= Cup this fall. They=re all incredibly special. We have plenty to be proud of.

Monday, The Curragh, Ireland CANFORD CLIFFS EBF ATHASI S.-G3, i75,000, CGH, 5-4, 3yo/up, f/m, 7fT, 1:33.75, hy. 1--#@IVEAGH GARDENS (IRE), 135, f, 4, by Mastercraftsman (Ire) 1st Dam: Woodland Chant, by War Chant 2nd Dam: Woodland Orchid (Ire), by Woodman 3rd Dam: Rose de Thai, by Lear Fan (i50,000 wlng >11 GOFNOV; 55,000gns yrl >12 TATOCT). O-John P McManus; B-A Gannon (IRE); T-Charles O=Brien; J-Niall McCullagh. i48,750. Lifetime Record: SP-Ger, 6-2-2-0, i67.999. Werk Nick Rating: C. Click for the eNicks report & 5-cross pedigree. 2--Found (Ire), 128, f, 3, Galileo (Ire)--Red Evie (Ire), by Intikhab. O-Michael Tabor, Derrick Smith & Susan Magnier; B-Roncon, Wynatt & Chelston (IRE); T-Aidan O=Brien. i14,250. 3--Avenue Gabriel (GB), 135, f, 4, Champs Elysees (GB)-- Vas Y Carla, by Gone West. (14,000gns wlng >11 TATDEC; i5,000 yrl >12 TATIRE). O-Lady O=Reilly; B-Plantation Stud (GB); T-Paul Deegan. i6,750. cont. p6 Another Non-Ramsey Runner makes the Grade at Churchill on Derby Day ‘Divisidero utilized an explosive turn of foot to capture the G3 American Turf S. by 3/4 of a length’ is how the TDN described Divisidero’s impressive victory on Derby Day at Churchill.

Making his stakes debut in just his third career start, the promising son of Kitten’s Joy, a $250,000 Keeneland September Yearling graduate, enjoys a record of two wins and a third from three starts, bred by Hinkle Farms and owned by Gunpowder Farms LLC.

Champion Sire Kitten’s Joy is the Leading Turf Sire in America.

2015 Stud Fee: $100,000 S&N 6915 Harrodsburg Road | Nicholasville, KY 40356 (859) 887-3200 | Fax: (859) 885-2666 | www.ramseyfarm.com Also Standing Real Solution, a Multiple Grade 1-winning son of Kitten’s Joy, for $12,500 - discount available for approved mares LGB, LLC 2015 / Photo: Horsephotos.com Back-to-Back Graded Stakes winners for Kitten’s Joy on Saturday. Four hours after Divisidero’s win in the Grade 2 American Turf Stakes at Churchill, seven year old Big Blue Kitten, a Multiple Grade 1 winner of nearly $2 million, made his seasonal bow at Belmont in the Grade 3 Fort Marcy Stakes where he drew off handily by two and a half lengths.

His next start will likely come in the Grade 1 Knob Creek Manhattan on Belmont day.

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Margins: 2, 3, NK. Odds: 25.00, 1.25, 7.50. Also Ran: Stellar Glow (Ire), Alive Alive Oh (GB), Shahzeena (Ire). Scratched: Off Limits (Ire). Click for the Racing Post result or the brisnet.com PPs. Video, sponsored by Fasig-Tipton. Finding a surge in deep stretch, she readily inhaled Found 100 yards later en route to a decisive success. AShe=s a filly I always liked and I always thought there was a good day in her,@ jockey Niall McCullagh said. AI got a good tow and when I got out, she was electric.@ Found=s trainer, Aidan O=Brien, said, AShe ran a lovely race on heavy winter ground. We were close to not running her, but we had our eye on the [May 24] G1 Irish 1000 Guineas and so we felt we had to run. She traveled up lovely and just got a little bit tired, so you=d have to be happy. A lot could come, as we have been minding her and taking it gently and we very much have our eye on the autumn with her.@

Monday, The Curragh, Ireland SO YOU THINK EBF MOORESBRIDGE S.-G3, i75,000, CGH, 5-4, 3yo/up, 10fT, 2:18.42, hy. 1--FASCINATING ROCK (IRE), 129, c, 4, by Fastnet Rock (Aus) 1st Dam: Miss Polaris (GB), by Polar Falcon 2nd Dam: Sarabah (Ire), by Ela-Mana-Mou (Ire) 3rd Dam: Be Discreet (Ire), by Junius O/B-Newtown Anner Stud; T-Dermot Weld; J-Pat Smullen; i48,750. Lifetime Record: 8-5-0-0, i222,780. Werk Nick Rating: A+++ *Triple Plus*. AHe is mature mentally now and I thought he did it Click for the eNicks report & 5-cross pedigree. very well on deep ground,@ rider Pat Smullen 2--Parish Hall (Ire), 132, h, 6, Teofilo (Ire)--Halla Siamsa commented. (Ire), by Montjeu (Ire). O-Mrs J S Bolger; B/T-Jim AParish Hall is a fair yardstick and he made me work, Bolger (IRE). i14,250. but I think on better conditions he=d be even better 3--Waltzing Matilda (Ire), 126, f, 4, Dancer (Ire)-- again.@ Simadartha, by Gone West. (70,000gns RNA yrl >12 TATOCT). O-Linda Shanahan & Susan Magnier; B-Lynch Bages Ltd (IRE); T-Tommy Stack. i6,750. Margins: 1 3/4, 2, 2. Odds: 0.40, 3.50, 12.00. PHILOSOPHICAL APPROACH Also Ran: Euphrasia (Ire). Click for the Racing Post Having surrendered his unbeaten record to Silverwave result or the brisnet.com PPs. Video, sponsored by (Fr) (Silver Frost {Ire}) in the G3 Prix la Force here Apr. Fasig-Tipton. 6, Khalid Abdullah=s Epicuris (GB) (Rail Link {GB}) bids Successful in the G3 Ballysax S. staged at Navan last to restore his air of supremacy in Tuesday=s G2 Prix April and promoted to first when initially runner-up in Greffulhe at Saint-Cloud. Leopardstown=s G3 Derrinstown Stud Derby Trial in Taken on for the lead last May, Fascinating Rock had run time and tending to eighth in the G1 Epsom Derby and over-race as a result, last went on the shelf after finishing last year=s G3 Prix de Conde of five in the Irish equivalent here in and G1 Criterium de June. Returning to annex the Listed Saint-Cloud winner has just Heritage S. over a mile back at three rivals to contend Leopardstown Apr. 15, the bay with here including a took advantage of this poorly member of the Andre Fabre contested renewal to add another Epicuris brigade in Untold Secret black-type success to his tally. Scoop Dyga (GB) (Shamardal). Settled in second early, the 2-5 Successful on a record 11 crowd=s choice rolled to the front occasions in this race, the undisputed champion of with 1 1/2 furlongs remaining and Chantilly has singled out Godolphin=s son of the 2006 saw off his only serious rival, Parish G1 Prix de Diane heroine Confidential Lady (GB) Fascinating Rock Hall, to score with authority. Racing Post (Singspiel {Ire}) as his representative this time. cont. p7 TDN P HEADLINE NEWS • 5/5/15 • PAGE 7 of 14 • thoroughbreddailynews.com

Still a maiden after two starts, he has obviously shown Fabre some sparkle at home to warrant this outing, having been nosed out in a maiden by the Freddy Head-trained Andalou (Fr) (Dubawi {Ire}) over this trip at Maisons-Laffitte Apr. 17. Qatar Racing=s Sumbal (Ire) (Danehill Dancer {Ire}) is two-for-two entering this test and deserves the chance to advertise his G1 Prix du Jockey Club claims after his latest five-length score at this distance at Compiegne Apr. 4.

Tuesday, Saint-Cloud, France, post time: 2:20 p.m. PRIX GREFFULHE-G2, €130,000, 3yo, c/f, 10fT SC PP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER 1 2 Epicuris (GB) Rail Link (GB) Thulliez Head-Maarek 2 3 Untold Secret (GB) Shamardal Barzalona Fabre 3 1 Kouros Jelois (Fr) Hannouma (Ire) Pasquier Gourraud 4 4 Sumbal (Ire) Danehill Dancer (Ire) Atzeni Graffard All carry 128 pounds.

TAPIT COLT TO LINGFIELD DERBY TRIAL Michael Tabor and Rachel Hood=s Christophermarlowe (Tapit), the unbeaten winner of the Investec Derby Trial at Epsom Apr. 22, is among the 14 entries for Saturday=s Listed Derby Trial S. at Lingfield. "Christophermarlowe goes to Lingfield on Saturday for the Derby Trial," said trainer . "We've put him in the [G3] Chester Vase [May 7] as well, but he'd only run there if it was a monsoon at Lingfield." Christophermarlowe, who is a general 16-1 for the G1 Epsom Derby, could face up to five from Ballydoyle, including the stakes-placed winner Order Of St George ZAWRAQ COULD BYPASS DERBY TRIAL (Ire) (Galileo {Ire}), and The Dermot Weld-trained, Sheikh Hamdan-owned the entries also include Zawraq (Ire) (Shamardal), a general 10-1 for the G1 Godolphin=s Future Epsom Derby on the back of an eye-catching score in Empire (GB) (New the Listed 2000 Guineas Trial S. at Leopardstown Apr. Approach {Ire}), twice 12, could skip Sunday=s G3 Derrinstown Stud Derby group-placed and Trial if the ground is too soft, Weld told At the Races. second to Zawraq=s regular rider, Christophermarlowe at Pat Smullen, will also Epsom; and recent 10- be serving a Christophermarlowe furlong maiden winner suspension this Racing Post Storm The Stars (Sea weekend, and that The Stars {Ire}). could also affect the Aidan O=Brien=s G1 Fillies= Mile winner Together decision. Forever (Ire) (Galileo {Ire}) headlines the Listed Oaks "We will make a Trial S. on the same card, and the Ballydoyle master decision during the has also entered Wedding Vow (Ire) (Galileo {Ire}), week about Zawraq,@ second to Saturday=s G1 1000 Guineas scorer Dermot Weld with Zawraq Weld said. AWe will (Ire) (Danehill Dancer {Ire}) in the Listed Racing Post see what the weather Victor McCalmont S. Apr. 26. does and what the ground is like. He could run in the [G1] Irish [2000] Guineas [May 23]. There's been no decision yet.@ Weld added, "The fact Pat can't ride him affects our thinking slightly, but the main thing is the weather. 60 Broad St. We'll see how soft the ground is and see how he works Suite 100 this week. He's been satisfying me at home, but he's Red Bank, NJ 07701 very laid back." Fax (732) 747-8955 Phone (732) 747-8060 [email protected] TDN P HEADLINE NEWS • 5/5/15 • PAGE 8 of 14 • thoroughbreddailynews.com

CANALETTO OUT OF CHESTER VASE Hannon pointed to Royal Ascot, and then some of Giovanni Canaletto (Ire) (Galileo {Ire}), a 14-1 shot for Europe=s top sprints against older males, as targets for the G1 Epsom Derby for trainer Aidan O=Brien and the the 3-year-old. Coolmore partners, has been ruled out of Thursday=s G3 AThe [G1] Chester Vase by his conditioner after returning a dirty Commonwealth Cup scope Monday. [for 3-year-olds] at "Unfortunately, Giovanni Canaletto didn't scope clean Royal Ascot is the this morning and won't be traveling to Chester,@ O=Brien obvious target, and told Racing Post. "It's a bad time to have such a there are far more hold-up, so we'll have to wait and see. We have other opportunities available entries in the Vase and will probably run one or two." in the second half of Giovanni Canaletto has started twice, and was last the season, races like seen breaking his maiden by 6 1/2 lengths at the Prix Maurice de Leopardstown in October. Gheest at Deauville, Richard Hannon: Tiggy Wiggy will the Nunthorpe, Haydock Sprint Cup BACK TO SPRINTING FOR TIGGY WIGGY return to sprinting Racing Post and Prix de l'Abbaye. Last year=s Cartier champion 2-year-old filly Tiggy It could be an exciting Wiggy (Ire) (Kodiac {GB}), a brave third in the G1 1000 summer, Hannon said. Guineas Sunday after carving out the pace, is set for a @ return to sprinting. "I was very proud of Tiggy Wiggy,@ said trainer Richard Hannon. AWe were dipping our toes into unknown territory and she came home with her head held high. You can't say that she didn't stay the mile, but it was only her class that kept her going. We need to make full use of her electric early speed, so it's back to sprinting.@ TDN P HEADLINE NEWS • 5/5/15 • PAGE 9 of 14 • thoroughbreddailynews.com

Rather surprisingly in view of his reputation as a source of stamina, Sadler=s Wells sired more winners of the 2,000 Guineas than of the Derby, with Entrepreneur, King of Kings and Refuse To Bend giving him three victories between 1997 and 2003. More recently two of his brilliant mile-and-a-half performers-- Galileo and Montjeu--have been responsible for three of the last five winners. QIPCO 2000 GUINEAS S.-G1, ,498,750, NMT, 5-2, 3yo, c/f, 8fT, 1:37.55, gd/fm. It is Galileo, though, who has made the biggest 1--GLENEAGLES (IRE), 126, c, 3, by Galileo (Ire) impact on this mile Classic in recent years. Victory 1st Dam: You=resothrilling (GSW-Eng & Ire, three days ago went to his highly likeable son $224,243), by Storm Cat Gleneagles, who was passing the winning post in first 2nd Dam: Mariah=s Storm, by Rahy position for the sixth consecutive time. This extremely 3rd Dam: Immense, by Roberto well-bred individual displayed an impressive set of O-Michael Tabor, Susan Magnier & Derrick Smith; gears, without quite matching the stunning impression B-You=resothrilling Syndicate (Ire). T-Aidan O=Brien; left by Galileo=s other 2,000 Guineas winner. That was J-Ryan Moore. ,282,841. Lifetime Record: G1SW-Ire the mighty Frankel, who won by six lengths in 2011, & G1SP-Fr, 7-5-0-1, ,554,612. *Full to Marvellous having been twice that far in front at one stage. (Ire), G1SWIre, $262,720. Werk Nick Rating: B+. But that=s not the sum total of Galileo=s influence on Click for the eNicks report & 5-cross pedigree. the first Classic. It was his son New Approach who was responsible for Dawn Approach, the five-length Click for the Racing Post result, the brisnet.com PPs or winner in 2013. Then it was the turn of one of Galileo=s the free brisnet.com catalogue-style pedigree. Video, daughters, Forest Storm, to produce the 2014 winner, sponsored by Fasig-Tipton. in the form of her Dubawi colt Night of Thunder. Unbridled=s influence on the Kentucky Derby also Altogether that means that four of the last five 2,000 extends to the 1990 winner Grindstone, who became Guineas winners have Galileo in either the first or the grandsire of Mine That Bird, and the Fappiano second generation of their pedigrees. This could be branch also gave us Real Quiet, the Derby winner of considered surprising in view of other aspects of 1998. American Pharoah is therefore the fifth member of the Fappiano male line to have triumphed in the first Galileo=s career as a racehorse and then as a stallion. leg of the Triple Crown since 1990. Add in two winners The only time Galileo tackled a distance as short as a of the GI Preakness S. and four of the GI Belmont S. mile for Aidan O=Brien was on his only appearance at and the Fappiano dynasty has strong claims to being two, when heavy ground meant that it took him the most powerful force in the Triple Crown events in 1:48.20 to cover the distance in winning by 14 lengths. recent decades. Timeform=s essay on Galileo in Racehorses of 2000 Earlier in the day, at Newmarket, it had been the turn commented that AO=Brien doesn=t rule out the Two of the Sadler=s Wells din-asty to strengthen its hold on Thousand Guineas for Galileo. cont.10 the G1 2,000 Guineas. JOIN US FOR PREAKNESS WEEKEND MAY 16-17 All races close Tuesday, May 5

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However, given his breeding and the manner in which Interestingly the three Group 1-winning sons of he finished his race over a testing mile, distances of a Galileo in Kentucky--Frankel=s brother Noble Mission, mile and a quarter and more are likely to be required to Magician and Red Rocks--are all out of fast mares, bring out the best in him at three.@ which should be a considerable help in siring progeny Sure enough, Galileo spent his second season suited to America=s speed-obsessed industry. Extra exclusively over a mile and a quarter and a mile and a speed in their mates would no doubt also be beneficial, half. Timeform concluded that the longer distance was but fortunately there is plenty of that available. With a his Anatural trip,@ while admitting that his narrow defeat bit of luck, Galileo could make a similar impact in the in the Irish Champion S. showed that he was nearly as U.S. to that exerted by Sadler=s Wells through his effective over a mile and a quarter. champion sire descendants El Prado and Kitten=s Joy. Since then Galileo=s progeny aged three or over have To get back to the Galileo/Storm Cat combination, I established an average winning distance of 11.1 believe it has 38 representatives aged three or over, so furlongs. That figure includes two winners of the Irish it has done remarkably well to produce three Classic St Leger and Galileo has also been responsible for winners of the equivalent races in France, Germany and winners plus Global View (GIII Generous S. and GII Italy. American Turf S.), Misty For Me=s sister Twirl (a listed Galileo has demonstrated that he is perfectly capable winner who was second in two Group 3s) and Aloft of siring high-class performers from mares with plenty (runner-up in last year=s G1 Racing Post Trophy). of stamina in their pedigrees. Unfortunately the The cross has another half dozen or so 2-year-olds widespread prejudice against stamina means that the bidding to add to its achievements this year. One of end product is generally not as saleable as one might them is a chestnut sister to Marvellous and Gleneagles hope. Consequently many breeders have been sending which has significantly been named Coolmore. There is Galileo a speedier type of mare, and the results have also a yearling brother. Another significant name-- been nothing short of spectacular. Ballydoyle--has been given to the 2-year-old sister to In addition to exerting a strong influence on the Misty For Me and Twirl. Typique could be another name 2,000 Guineas, he has also landed the Irish version to remember, as this filly=s dam is Denebola, a G1 Prix with Roderic O=Connor and Magician, plus the G1 Irish Marcel Boussac winner out of a top-notch sister to 1,000 Guineas with Nightime, Misty For Me and Machiavellian. Marvellous and the G1 French 1,000 Guineas with Of course the dam of Gleneagles and Marvellous Golden Lilac. wasn=t just any old Storm Cat mare. She is Of his various Guineas winners, Frankel, Roderic You=resothrilling, a daughter of that high-class American O=Connor and Golden Lilac are out of daughters of the mare Mariah=s Storm. It is strange to think that, when sprinter Danehill, while Magician=s broodmare sire is John Magnier paid a sale-topping $2.6 million for Danehill=s fast son Mozart. Mariah=s Storm at Keeneland in 1996, he explained that Three of the others--Misty For Me and the siblings this Grade II-winning daughter of Rahy had been bought Marvellous and Gleneagles--are all out of daughters of principally as a mate for new stallion Cigar. Storm Cat. That leaves Nightime, and even she has a When Cigar proved infertile, another route was second dam by Bluebird, who shared the same sire, required. The Storm Cat colt she was carrying at the Storm Bird, as Storm Cat. This adds up to very time of her purchase must have impressed as an interesting news for any American breeders who have individual, as the mare was returned to Storm Cat in used, or are considering using, one of the growing 1997 and 1998 and ended up producing seven foals to number of Galileo stallions based in the U.S. the Overbrook champion. Needless to say, the first Storm Cat colt was none other than Giant=s Causeway, GLENEAGLES, c, 2012 who has done so well as a stallion. Nearctic None of Giant=s Causeway=s younger siblings came Sadler’s Wells Natalma close to matching his achievements, which stood at six Fairy Bridge Bold Reason Group 1 victories, but his brothers Freud and Galileo (Ire) Special Tumblebrutus developed into Grade I sires and Miswaki Mr. Prospector You resothrilling could hardly have made a better start Hopespringseternal = Urban Sea to her broodmare career. Allegretta (GB) Lombard (Ger) Anatevka (Ger) You=resothrilling showed the precocity and speed that was largely absent from Galileo=s first season. A Group Storm Bird Northern Dancer South Ocean 3 winner over six furlongs in June, she then landed the Storm Cat G2 Cherry Hinton S. in July. With a bit more luck she You’resothrilling Terlingua Secretariat MGSW-Eng, Crimson Saint might also have won the G3 Albany S. at Royal Ascot. 7-2-2-0, $219,415 Although she was off the course for more than a year Mariah’s Storm Rahy Blushing Groom (Fr) 4Fls, 2GSW MGSW, 16-10-2-1 Glorious Song between two and three, she was beaten little more 13Fls, 1Ch, 2GSW Immense Roberto than a length when she returned to action in the 4GSP, 1SP 7Fls, 2GSW, 1SW Imsodear G1 Matron S. over a mile. cont. p11 TDN P HEADLINE NEWS • 5/5/15 • PAGE 11 of 14 • thoroughbreddailynews.com

Mariah=s Storm won 10 of her 16 starts, with nine Most of my imported horses have been sourced from furlongs proving her most rewarding distance. Mariah=s Newmarket and the move from the spacious grounds of Storm has also spent the twilight of her broodmare Suffolk to the training facilities at Randwick and career visiting Galileo, producing fillies by him in 2010, Flemington is the first challenge 2012, 2013 and 2014. The first of them, Hanky Panky, I am faced with in the was third at Group 3 level over six furlongs. preparation of getting them Before leaving the topic of Galileo and Storm ready to race at Group 1 level. Cat/Giant=s Causeway, it is worth pointing out that the But the Lady Trainer certainly best American runner with a dam by Galileo is Lea, who loves a challenge, and getting is by Giant=s Causeway=s son First Samurai. Last year=s European horses acclimatized GI Donn H. winner certainly wasn=t disgraced when upon their arrival is one of the third in the G1 Dubai World Cup, beaten little more than biggest challenges a trainer can a length by second-placed California Chrome. Although face. Horses such as Carlton his good early efforts came on turf, Lea is clearly very House, The Offer, Glencadam much at home on dirt. Gold, Pornichet and of course Incidentally, Lea=s dam Greenery has a 2015 filly by the 2013 Melbourne Cup War Front, who was also represented by an $800,000 winner Fiorente have, to date, short yearling out of Galileo=s daughter Up at Keeneland certainly made the challenge in January. Up was again in foal to War Front when she Gai Waterhouse made $2.2 million at the same sale, and War Front was well worthwhile. also the covering sire when Galileo=s daughter Aloof Horses that come from the topped last year=s Keeneland November sale at $3.9 Northern Hemisphere are suddenly faced with the million. The 2013 Fasig-Tipton November sale was also hustle and bustle of Australia's biggest cities. They topped by a Galileo mare in foal to War Front, with have to cross busy roads in pairs, adapt to different Betterbetterbetter (carrying a filly) making $5.2 million. feeds and different galloping regimes and, of course, Bearing in mind Galileo=s tremendous results with harder tracks. My imported horses mainly gallop on an Danzig blood in Europe, sending Galileo mares to War American-style dirt track in the centre of Randwick that Front could be another highly effective strategy--and is 11 furlongs in circumference (2200 meters). This is a one which could again produce some American dirt quantum leap for the imports from the miles and miles runners. of rolling hills in Newmarket. The best way to introduce a horse from a foreign land to my training process is through increased and concentrated exercise. I gallop the horses in the AM and then exercise them again in the PM. Swimming in the afternoons is a big part of my process. Many in the Northern Hemisphere are surprised that I swim my horses as often as I do, but I can tell you that none have drowned 10,501 MILES yet. Swimming is part by Gai Waterhouse of Australian life. We It is just over 10,500 miles from the training center at are taught to swim as Newmarket, England to Tulloch Lodge Randwick in the children and most of us inner Eastern suburbs of Sydney. I was asked by a who live around the leading English trainer why us Australian trainers don't edges of the Sunburnt Carlton House, Group 1-placed in phone up our English peers and seek feedback on our Land (which is almost England and Australia, enjoys a swim imported horses and their previous race records. Well, I everyone) swim can only speak for myself, but the difference between regularly for the majority of our lives. Swimming is a Newmarket and Randwick--taking into account fundamental part of my process and all horses from geography, weather and the vastly varying training yearlings to the older geldings enjoy a swim on a facilities--is like comparing Antarctica to the Sahara regular basis both in the pool at Randwick and in Desert. Botany Bay. The horses that [husband] Rob [Waterhouse] finds for Swimming, particularly in Botany Bay, increases the me to train from Europe are mostly colts. When they horse's anaerobic levels, and coping with the surf and arrive in Australia their brains spin, as all of a sudden the waves in the bay really chills out the horses. No, I they have become inmates sharing very tight quarters don't mean the horses get cold, but rather, a horse that in the middle of a metropolitan city of some five million has participated in a swimming session is inevitably people. more relaxed upon returning to the stable. cont. p12 TDN P HEADLINE NEWS • 5/5/15 • PAGE 12 of 14 • thoroughbreddailynews.com

A fresh face from Europe needs its feed changed If I have a difficult one--and believe me, I have had a immediately. My feed contains close to four times as few--I must tell you that I thrive on the challenge. much corn as the imports were previously fed. Without Maybe a difficult one needs more low-grade work; changing the feed, a horse can become too hot to perhaps it needs to be ridden in a cowboy saddle during handle due to their increased work load. The corn- the afternoon session. A horse that refuses to accept based feed promotes muscle growth my way of training needs to show signs and body tone. Nowhere else apart of adaptation, and this may come from a from Australia is this more apparent. AGetting a horse to run session over the jumps. No, I am not I like to lead my imported horses off faster for more of the race training these European horses to be another horse in what I refer to as by introducing it to a new steeplechasers, although I do have quite 'copping it on the chin.' This happens a team of jumpers as we speak. All my daily as to create a more user-friendly way of training is one of horses jump at some stage. Sending a atmosphere. When an import lands, I the final steps in getting a horse, any horse, over the jumps give him 10-15 days of light work, European horse switches them on. The bottom line, I which constitutes a 'working holiday,' acclimatized to Australian need to switch these imported gallopers before sending them to 'rough it' in the on, get their mind on the job, and I have paddock for 4-6 weeks. I have done an conditions.@ found jumping does the trick. Horses article on the benefit of spelling that hit a flat spot are taken away from previously in this publication (click here) the stable for a brief period of time to a and again I must reiterate that spelling or 'freshening property where they can work under the guidance of up' is near on the most important tool in regards to professional equestrian riders. Shane Rose and Ernie getting an imported galloper ready to race at the top Connell do all the remedial jumping work with the level. After a spell, a horse will come back into the horses. Those reading this piece in the Northern stable and, voila, they have had some sun on their Hemisphere will be familiar with name Ernie Connell, as back, their feet are used to the hard Aussie terrain, and he is, after all, a three-time gold medal- winning show they are ready to step up their work in preparation for jumper. After a couple of weeks of thinking outside the their Australian race debut. box, it is amazing how many horses come back into the stable with a new lease on life. My purchase of Glencadam Gold rose more than a few eyebrows at the 2011 Tattersalls Autumn Horses-in- Training Sale. The gelding won in Europe as a 2- and 3-year-old; however, in open company at his last three starts before Glencadam Gold: “He transformed from a joining my team, he ASwimming in the afternoons is a big part of my process.” French handicapper in England that was being had finished no import Pornichet, now a two-time Group 3 winner Down Under, is beaten in weight-for-ages races to a Group closer than ninth. pictured 1 winner in just four starts” Once I taught The horses pace work over six and seven furlongs Glencadam Gold how to relax, he in turn learned how (1200-1400 meters) and they travel at between 13.5 to balance and stride right out in his work in dramatic seconds and 14 seconds for the furlong. By this stage fashion. His gait changed completely and he developed of their acclimatization, the imports need some speed into a bold frontrunner that, at his best, was impossible 'injected' into their work. Now I use the term 'injected' to get past. He transformed from a handicapper in a touch loosely, but this is exactly what I am trying to England that was being beaten out-of-sight in weight- do; these horses have been bred to stay, they have for-ages races over 10 furlongs to a Group 1 winner in proved they can cruise over a trip back home, but the just four starts. In fact, the grand campaigner won his races are designed much differently in Australia. first four starts in Australia before, at start six, running They need to develop a turn of foot and they need to a very brave sixth in the Melbourne Cup won by Green be able to maintain their speed for longer than they Moon in 2012. have in the past. Getting a horse to run faster for more The 2012 Tattersalls Sale resulted in an entire named of the race by introducing it to a new way of training is The Offer being knocked down to the Aussie trainer for one of the final steps in getting a European horse one bid of 200,000 guineas. acclimatized to Australian conditions. TDN P HEADLINE NEWS • 5/5/15 • PAGE 13 of 14 • thoroughbreddailynews.com

The bidding had not started and the opening price for Inglis=s Managing Director Mark Webster pointed out the entire was 20,000 guineas, but Rob worked out a the competition for high-quality offerings. tactic that would see The Offer making his way to AThere certainly isn=t a lack of buyers here after Tulloch Lodge with little fuss. Bang, one bid later, the quality mares, and to vendors who have supported the sales ring was in shock, and the future Group 1 winner sale it is pleasing to see many of the better lots sell for was on this way. The Offer started his career at a considerably more that the offers they were receiving country meeting in Scone, NSW, where he finished on the private sale market before this week=s auction,@ down the track. I believed the then entire needed to be said Webster. APlenty of breeders are here to re-invest gelded and he needed time in the paddock. Once gelded after a great yearling sales season, highlighting what a and given a decent spell, the son of Montjeu came back great opportunity this sale a different individual. He could now sit where he offers to vendors willing to pleased in the run, and offer their best broodmares and he had a blistering turn race fillies here in Sydney in of foot that was never May.@ more apparent than over The session=s top price-- the last two furlongs of which was A$605,000 the G1 3200 meter compared to A$800,000 on Sydney Cup of 2014, this day last year--was paid by where the gelding won Yu Long for lot 286, the 11- decisively by four year-old Encosta de Lago (Aus) lengths. mare Flame of Sydney (Aus). Rob and I are again Consigned by Arrowfield Stud, venturing to England for the stakes winner has already produced a stakes winner in Royal Ascot this year, the form of last year s G3 where I will have the = Australian Group 1 winner The Offer Flame of Sydney Zedative S. victor Not champion 3-year-old on the beach Inglis Listenin=tome (Aus) (Dylan colt of Australia, Thomas {Ire}), who was also Wandjina, competing in the Diamond Jubilee S. We will twice Group 1-placed before being exported to Hong also be attending the second Goffs London sale, where Kong at the end of last year. Flame of Sydney has an we will be looking to secure the next Pornichet or Cafe unraced 2-year-old by Redoute=s Choice (Aus); a Society, two stunning individuals I acquired at the yearling by that three-time champion sire and a inaugural Goffs London sale in 2014. I am looking weanling by Snitzel (Aus), and was sold Monday in foal forward to seeing you there. to Snitzel. Yu Long later swooped for lot 456, the 6-year-old Neena Rock (Aus) (Fastnet Rock {Aus}), for A$500,000. A dual Group 3 winner for trainer John Gai Waterhouse is arguably Australia=s Sargent, Neena Rock was retired after finishing last of most recognized trainer internationally. 16 in the Feb. 28 G3 Guy Walter S., and was offered Gai has trained over 125 Group 1 winners here as a broodmare prospect. She is out of Feminine since earning her trainer=s license in Wiles (Miesque=s Son), an unraced half-sister to Grade I 1992, including five Golden Slipper winner and successful sire Quiet American. It is also winners. Gai was inducted into the the family of influential sire Fappiano. Australian Racing Hall of Fame in 2007. AInternational appeal has been strong throughout our She will be penning a monthly column for Select Yearling Sales Series and again here this week,@ the TDN. Webster said. AWe=ve seen new international players enter the INTERNATIONAL INVESTMENT AT INGLIS Australian bloodstock market, with the top two mares The focus of the Inglis Australian Broodmare and today secured for a China-based client of Inglis=s for Weanling Sale turned to select broodmares for its commercial breeding purposes here in Australia.@ second session Monday, and like the Easter yearling Another proven producer, Johan=s Toy (Aus) (Johan sales at the Newmarket complex in Sydney last month, Cruyuff {GB}), fetched six figures when hammered there was a decidedly international flavor to down to Alan Bell for A$280,000. The 13-year-old, a proceedings, with the top two lots going to Chinese half-sister to group winners Extra Zero (Aus) (Danzero investor Yu Long Investments. {Aus}) and Operetta Lass (Aus) (Singspiel {Ire}) and a The session saw strength at the top of the market, dual stakes winner herself, is the dam of four-time but figures were down across the board. A total of 136 Group 2 and 3 winner Toydini (Aus) (Bernardini). horses changed hands for A$6,527,100 for a buyback Johan=s Toy=s Animal Kingdom weanling filly was rate of 24.4%, up 9% from 12 months ago. The purchased by New Zealand=s Lyndhurst Farm for average dropped 26% to A$47,993, while the median A$200,000 Sunday, and the mare was offered in foal dipped 10% to A$18,000. to another young sire, first-crop covering sire Dundeel (NZ) (Zabeel {NZ}), Monday. cont. p14 TDN P HEADLINE NEWS • 5/5/15 • PAGE 14 of 14 • thoroughbreddailynews.com

A six-time Group 1 winner, Dundeel stands at Arrowfield Stud for A$27,500. Yu Long Investments wasn=t the only Asian buyer making waves in Sydney Monday. The Hong Kong- based Pan Su Tong, through his Goldin Farms, spent A$560,000 on three mares to support Goldin=s resident stallion, G1 Hong Kong Cup and Hong Kong Derby winner Akeed Mofeed (GB) (Dubawi {Ire}). That haul was headed by a pair for A$220,000: lot 378, the Tasmanian Oaks winner Marchelle Belle (Aus) (Anabaa), who was offered not in foal from the Ruane dispersal after being covered by Sebring (Aus); and lot 433, the stakes-winning maiden mare Mezeray Miss (Aus) (Artie Schiller). Goldin Farms, the former Lindsay Park Stud that was established in 1965 in South Australia, was purchased by Pan Su Tong=s Goldin Group in 2013. While Goldin Farms is just getting started, John Baxter=s Ruane is winding down, and Monday=s session marked the completion of the Ruane dispersal. Ruane sold 24 mares and two stallion shares for A$1,299,350 Monday. Their top-selling broodmare was Marchelle Belle, but the dearest offering of their dispersal was a share in Widden Stud=s leading sire Sebring (Aus), which went to Damon Gabbedy=s Belmont Bloodstock for A$350,000. AI would like to thank John Baxter of Ruane for offering his breeding stock here [Monday],@ Webster said. AJohn achieved great success as a breeder for over 25 years and we both look forward to watching the new owners of his stock enjoy similar success.@ Strong international participation was also seen from INGLIS AUSTRALIAN BROODMARE SALE New Zealanders, with Paul Willetts leading that charge SESSION TWO TOP LOTS when signing for seven mares for A$484,000, including Lot Name Status Price (A$) the stakes-winning and producing One In A Million 286 Flame of Sydney (Aus) i/f Snitzel (Aus) 605,000 (Aus) (Redoute=s Choice {Aus}) (lot 466), carrying a (m, 11, Encosta de Lago {Aus}--Flame of Atlanta {NZ}, first-season cover to Zoustar (Aus). by Clay Hero {Aus}) The Inglis Broodmare and Weanling Sale continues Consigned by Arrowfield Stud Tuesday with another select broodmare session. For Purchased by Yu Long Investments catalogues, results and live streaming, visit www.inglis.com.au. 456 Neena Rock (Aus) Maiden 500,000 (m, 6, Fastnet Rock {Aus}--Feminine Wiles, by Miesque’s Son) Consigned by Edinglassie Stud Purchased by Yu Long Investments 351 Johan’s Toy (Aus) i/f Dundeel (NZ) 280 ,000 (m, 13, Johan Cryuff {GB}--Extra Bubbly {Aus}, by Bellotto) Consigned by Goodwood Farm Purchased by A Bell 317 Guelder (NZ) i/f Snitzel (Aus) 250,000 (f, 4, O’Reilly {NZ}--Volkrose {NZ}, by Volksraad {GB}) Consigned by Bell View Park Stud INGLIS BROODMARE SALE Purchased by Musk Creek Farm 378 Marchelle Belle (Aus) Not in foal 220,000 SESSION TOTALS 2015 2014 (m, 9, Anabaa--Life Goes On Oh {Aus}, by Night Shift) • Catalogued 197 277 Consigned by Ruane, unreserved dispersal sale • No. Offered 180 251 Purchased by Goldin Farms • No. Sold 136 213 433 Mezeray Miss (Aus) Maiden 220,000 • RNAs 44 38 (f, 4, Artie Schiller--Aqualuna {Aus}, by Quest For Fame {GB}) • % RNAs 24.4% 15.1% Consigned by L Laurie • High Price A$605,000 A$800,000 Purchased by Goldin Farms • Gross A$6,527,100 A$13,803,100 • Average (% change) A$47,993 (-26%) A$64,803 • Median (% change) A$18,000 (-10%) A$20,000 REGIONAL REPORT TUESDAY, MAY 5, 2015

The Hope There have been so many good horse names over the years. But I have always loved the name Hopespringseternal, used three times for fillies (in this country), most famously for a daughter of Buckpasser WE MUST DREAM who produced Miswaki and is the granddam of Lacovia. About two-and-a-half hours after American Pharoah The name beautifully describes what every breeder won the , a mare we own in feels when his mare foals, that in every foal there is the partnership lay down and foaled a colt. hope of the type of runner it will become. Another dream began. Breeders must be dreamers, they must believe hope It is a scene repeated every night in will spring eternally from the matings they plan and the foaling barns during breeding season. foals those matings produce. On wobbly, spindly legs they stand We don=t just watch the Derby to see who is the best for the first time. runner in the field. We watch the Derby to rekindle As they do, breeders dream. memories of champions, such as Citation and Seattle Ahmed Zayat and his family had a Slew. We watch the Derby to reconsider longshots, big dream, of winning the Kentucky such as Lil E. Tee and Mine That Bird. We watch the Derby. After three seconds in the Derby to ponder what would have happened had Alydar country s most storied race, they had not been in the same crop as Affirmed. Dan Liebman = to wonder if they would stand in the We watch the specialness that is American Pharoah. winners= circle on the first Saturday in May. We marvel in his grit, his determination, his talent. They did just that Saturday, and they seem to know We look at our colt foaled that night and wonder if he how blessed they are. will be the next American Pharoah. We ve never had a Derby starter, most likely never We have the dream. = The same one all breeders have. will. We know the odds. Could this colt foaled Derby night, by Creative Cause out of the Forest Camp mare My Heavenly Sign, be the 2018 Derby winner? UPCOMING MAJOR NORTH AMERICAN STAKES Of course he could. Just like all the other foals of 2015 could. Date Race Track We have the dream. In fact, we must have the dream, because without it, May 9 GI Man o’ War S. BEL what is the point of becoming a breeder? GI Vanity S. SA GII Peter Pan S. BEL Derby 2015 GII Ruffian H. BEL A record crowd bet record dollars. Perhaps racing is GIII Beaugay S. BEL not dead yet. GIII American S. SA In its marquee race, it takes a good field, good GIII Hendrie S. WO favorite, good weather, good drama, and good stories. The 2015 Derby had all of that. May 10 GIII Lazaro Barrera S. SA But most of all the field each year carries with it the dreams of all breeders, that with every mating they plan May 15 GII Black-Eyed Susan S. PIM and every foaling they witness, the next good horse GIII Miss Preakness S. PIM may be at hand. GIII Allaire duPont Distaff S. PIM In fact, the next good horse is always at hand, for GIII Pimlico Special S. PIM every crop produces them. And, though we rarely think of it this way, we never May 16 GI Preakness S. PIM know if a horse such as American Pharoah is actually GII Longines Dixie S. PIM the best of his generation. Perhaps a better runner never made it to the races GIII Vagrancy H. BEL because it took a bad step or contracted a bad disease GIII Red Bank S. MTH as a foal, as a yearling, as a 2-year-old. Perhaps one of GIII Galorette H. PIM those foals slipped by its dam was cut out to be a GIII Maryland Sprint H. PIM Derby winner. GIII Marine S. WO Perhaps Y if Y maybe. All that matters is that American Pharoah is the best May 17 GIII Vigil S. WO of those who lined up in the starting gate on that day. Just like in any other race, at any other track, on any May 23 GII Nassau S. WO other day. It doesn=t diminish the accomplishment of GIII Louisville H. CD American Pharoah. It only makes breeders dream more. TDN P REGIONAL REPORT • 5/5/15 • PAGE 2 of 6 • thoroughbreddailynews.com

B R E E D E R S’ E D I T I O N AMERICA Monday=s Results: 6th-PRX, $56,800, Alw, NW1X, 3yo, f, 6f, 1:12 1/5, ft. ALLOWANCE RESULTS: DISCREET SENORITA (f, 3, Discreet Cat--Senorita 8th-PRX, $59,900, NW1X, 3yo, f, 6f, 1:12 4/5, ft. Louisa, by Louis Quatorze) graduated third time out MISS HOLICONG (f, 3, First Samurai--Golddigger with an authoritative trip-and-track score here Apr. 4. Beware {MSP, $164,209}, by Prenup) Lifetime Record: Entered against state-bred competition for her first try 8-3-2-1, $114,940. O-William J Hartwell. B-Frances M against winners, she easily annexed a local 6 1/2- Hartwell (PA). T-Ramon Preciado. *1/2 to Golddigger=s furlong allowance contest Apr. 12, defeating two next- Boy (Jump Start), MSW & GSP, $585,985; and Ucan=tcme (Bowman=s Band), SW, $104,780. out winners in the process. Tabbed as the 2-1 choice to make it three in a row in this spot, the bay raced in 9th-PRX, $46,000, NW1X, 3yo/up, 1m70y, 1:44 2/5, mid-pack and ranged up three wide through a half-mile ft. in :46.14. Discreet Senorita was kept to a hand ride in ADAPTOR (c, 4, Grand Slam--Rapid City Kitty, by Tale the stretch and drew clear to post a 1 3/4-length of the Cat) Lifetime Record: 9-3-0-2, $58,972. O-Silver victory over Alexita (Elusive Quality). Lifetime Record: Trail Stables LLC. B-William Werner (ON). T-Ramon 5-3-1-0, $104,600. Click for the brisnet.com chart or Preciado. VIDEO, sponsored by Fasig-Tipton. 7th-TDN, $27,000, Opt. Clm. ($20,000), NW1Y, O/B-Dun Roamin Farms & Rosemore Farms (PA). 3yo/up, 6f, 1:11 4/5, ft. T-Edward Lehman. GOT GRIT (g, 4, Stephen Got Even--In a Perfect World, by Geri) Lifetime Record: SP, 24-5-2-4, $126,971. O-Valerie Waite. B-Delcor & Valerie Waite (IN). T-Delcor D Waite. *1/2 to Lil Perfect Storm (Catienus), SP, $152,029. 8th-MNR, $20,700, 5-3, NW4LX, 3yo/up, f/m, 5 1/2f, 1:08 3/5, ft. SHIMMY (m, 5, Indygo Shiner--With Flair {GSW & Sunday Night=s Results: GISP, $303,652}, by Broad Brush) Lifetime Record: JIM COLEMAN PROVINCE S., $41,127, HST, 5-3, 3yo, 12-4-2-3, $54,766. O/T-Rodney D Moyers. 6 1/2f, 1:16 1/5, ft. B-Summerwind Farm (KY). *1/2 to With Council 1--CEDERBERG, 119, g, 3, by Rosberg (Lawyer Ron), SW, $107,507. 1st Dam: In from the Cold, by American Chance 2nd Dam: Radical Hemline, by West by West ADDITIONAL MAIDEN WINNERS: 3rd Dam: Radical Chick, by Danzig Connection Big Creek Road, g, 3, Portobello Road--Cinnamon Ring, by Cinnamon Creek. WRD, 5-4, 6f, 1:11 3/5. O-North American Thoroughbred Horse Company, B-Charles N & Annie J Strain & Anderson Farms (AR). Peter Tom & Troy Taylor; B-John D Gunther (BC); Note This, f, 3, Read the Footnotes--Picaflor, by Broad T-Troy Taylor; J-David G Lopez. $22,619. Lifetime Brush. WRD, 5-4, (S), 1m, 1:41. B-Eureka Record: 3-3-0-0, $53,995. Thoroughbred Farm (OK). *$3,700 yrl '13 TEXAUG. 2--Bluegrass Angus, 119, g, 3, Bluegrass Cat--Lady Hangingwithsonny, f, 4, First Samurai-- Dynasty, by Richter Scale. ($5,000 yrl '13 KEESEP). Hangingbyamoment (SW, $307,630), by Thunder O-Copper Water Thoroughbred Company. $8,225. Gulch. FLX, 5-4, 6f, 1:15. B-Nustar Breeding LLC 3--Catz On Fire, 117, g, 3, Sungold--Fancy Catz, by (NY). Finality. O-Russell J & Lois Bennett. $4,113. Margins: 1 3/4, HF, 3/4. Odds: 5.40, 3.10, 10.40. TODAY’S FEATURED VIDEO REPLAYS Cederberg entered this contest with an unblemished Sponsored by record, having annexed a maiden event over 3 1/2 furlongs and the restricted British Columbia Cup Nursery over 6 1/2 panels here in 2014. Slightly overlooked by the wagering public for this seasonal debut, the dark bay stalked a swift pace set by favored Bluegrass Angus and kicked clear from that rival in deep stretch to win going away. The winner comes from the third crop of Rosberg, who finished fifth in the Oasis Morning (GB) (Oasis Dream {GB}) wins G2 Godolphin Mile and annexed the GIII Premier S. at his debut at Chantilly. this venue in 2008. Click for the brisnet.com chart or Click here to watch this race, and all of our featured video replays. VIDEO, sponsored by Fasig-Tipton. TDN P REGIONAL REPORT • 5/5/15 • PAGE 3 of 6 • thoroughbreddailynews.com

WINNERS BY AMERICAN SIRES

IN JAPAN: Earth Symphony (Jpn), c, 3, Unbridled's Song--Over Under (SW-US, $122,824), by Seeking the Gold. Kyoto, 5-3, Novice Race, 9f. Lifetime Record: IN IRELAND: 4-1-0-1, $52,500. O-North Hills; B-Suzaki Farm; Tombelaine, c, 3, First Defence. See AIreland.@ T-Ryo Takahashi. *$285,000 i/u >11 KEENOV. IN FRANCE: Ecureuil, c, 3, Tapit. See AFrance.@

IN JAPAN: A Shin Spartan, c, 4, Zensational--Lady Tak (MGISW- NEWBURY TEAMS UP WITH BREAST CANCER CARE US, $1,160,782), by Mutakddim. Tokyo, 5-3, Alw, will support Breast Cancer Care, 7fT. Lifetime Record: 8-4-1-1, $474,417. O-Eishindo a breast cancer support charity working throughout the Inc; B-Hill 'n' Dale Equine Holdings Inc, Heiligbrodt UK, at its Betfred Ladies Day card Aug. 15. Donations Racing Stable et al; T-Kenichi Fujioka. *$210,000 yrl from ticket sales and fundraising activities on the day >12 KEESEP. will help to raise at least ,25,000 for the charity. Bred and Consigned by Hill ‘n’ Dale Newbury Racecourse Chief Executive Officer Julian Sound Gaga, m, 6, Roman Ruler--Whistle Call, by Thick said, "We're delighted to be partnering with Phone Trick. Kyoto, 5-2, Alw, 6f. Lifetime Record: Breast Cancer Care at one of our most eagerly awaited SW-Jpn, 19-7-1-1, $1,084,149. O-Yuichi Masuda; racedays of the year. I hope that we will raise a B-Peggy S & Norman Dellheim & The Roman Ruler significant sum of money for this excellent cause in Syndicate; T-Masao Sato. *$37,000 yrl >10 KEESEP; addition to providing superb all-round entertainment to $165,000 2yo >11 OBSMAR. the thousands of racegoers who attend one of the Consigned by Hill ‘n’ Dale Sales Agency region's summer highlights."

Street Oberon, c, 3, Street Sense--Star Mullein, by Woodman. Niigata, 5-2, Novice Race, 10fT. Lifetime Record: 7-1-2-1, $92,517. O-Shigeo Kadono; B-Winchester Farm; T-Masahiro Otake. *1/2 to Dance of Salome (Jpn) (Biwa Takehide {Jpn}), SP-Jpn, Monday=s Results: $704,956. POWER EUROPEAN BREEDERS FUND TETRARCH Zambrone, c, 4, Smart Strike--Tejida (MGSP-US, S.-Listed, i55,000, CGH, 5-4, 3yo, 7fT, 1:33.08, hy. $278,284), by Rahy. Niigata, 5-3, Plate Race, 9f. 1--#TOMBELAINE, 129, c, 3, by First Defence Lifetime Record: 8-2-2-0, $148,833. O-Kazumi 1st Dam: Kithira (GB) (SW & MGSP-Fr, SW-US, Yoshida; B-Helen K Groves Revocable Trust; $118,292), by Danehill T-Tetsuya Kimura. *$95,000 RNA yrl 12 KEESEP; > 2nd Dam: Atropa, by Vaguely Noble $300,000 2yo 13 FTFMAR. > 3rd Dam: Cameo Shore, by Mill Reef O-Khalid Abdullah; B-Juddmonte Farms Inc; T-Dermot Weld; J-Pat Smullen. i35,750. Lifetime Record: • ON THE WORKTAB • MGSP-Ire, 5-2-2-0, i80,669. 2--Endless Drama (Ire), 129, c, 3, Lope de Vega (Ire)-- CHURCHILL DOWNS Conquest Eclipse (Malibu Moon), 5f, :59.40, 1/27 Desert Drama (Ire), by . (45,000gns Luminance (Tale of the Cat), 6f, 1:13.00, 1/1 wlng >12 TATDEC; i38,000 RNA yrl >13 GOFORB). Tapiture (Tapit), 5f, 1:01.00, 14/27 O-Sheikh Khalifa, Sheikh Suhaim, QRL Partnership. Untapable (Tapit), 5f, 1:00.80, 9/27 i10,450. KEENELAND 3--The Warrior (Ire), 129, c, 3, Exceed and Excel (Aus)-- Lea (First Samurai), 4f, :50.20, 8/15 Aymara (GB), by Darshaan (GB). O-Michael Tabor & PALM BEACH DOWNS Derrick Smith & Mrs John Magnier. i4,950. Cyclogenisis (Stormy Atlantic), 5f, 1:03.35, 1/2 Margins: HF, 4 3/4, HF. Odds: 5.50, 1.38, 2.50. SANTA ANITA Also Ran: Red Ivy (Ire), Intense Style (Ire), Shepherd=s Kentuckian (Tiznow), 6f, 1:11.20, 1/10 Purse (GB), Mandamus (Ire). Click for the Racing Post Yiannis (Midshipman), 6f, 1:14.60, 6/100 result. Video, sponsored by Fasig-Tipton. WOODBINE Unbridled Juan (Unbridled’s Song), 4f, :48.20, 11/33 Cont. p3 TDN P REGIONAL REPORT • 5/5/15 • PAGE 4 of 6 • thoroughbreddailynews.com

Ireland cont.

Runner-up to Gleneagles (Ire) (Galileo {Ire}) in the G3

Tyros S. at Leopardstown in July and also to John F Kennedy (Ire) (Galileo {Ire}) in the G3 Juvenile Turf S. Monday=s Results: there in September, PRIX MAURICE ZILBER-Listed, i48,000, CHY, 5-4, Tombelaine had signed 4yo/up, f/m, 8fT, 1:40.80, vsf. off with a below-par fifth 1--#SEA FRONT (FR), 123, f, 4, Le Havre (Ire)-- behind Ol= Man River (Ire) Freedom Herself (Fr), by Freedom Cry (GB). (Montjeu {Ire}) in the G2 O/B-Angela Kurth (Fr); T-Eric Libaud; J-Pierre-Charles Beresford S. over a mile Boudot. i24,000. Lifetime Record: 11 starts, 4 wins, at this venue later that 4 places, i80,100. month. Anchored in rear 2--Brioniya (Fr), 123, f, 4, Pivotal (GB)--Bahia Breeze early, the bay moved up (GB), by Mister Baileys (GB). (80,000gns wlng >11 to the tail of Endless TATDEC; i150,000 yrl >12 ARQAUG). O-Viktor Tombelaine Drama as that rival was Timoshenko & Andriy Milovanov. i9,600. Racing Post left in front approaching 3--Royalmania (GB), 127, f, 4, Elusive Quality--Safari the quarter pole and got Queen (Arg), by Lode. O-Wertheimer & Frere. the better of him in a stamina-sapping last 100 yards. i7,200. AHe=s been mixing it with the very top ones and that Margins: NK, SHD, 3/4. Odds: 6.50, 7.50, 2.20. Click was a good performance on ground that unquestionably for the Racing Post result. Video, sponsored by Fasig- would be too soft for him,@ trainer Dermot Weld said. Tipton. Off the board in three attempts at stakes level last AHe=s a horse that could well be one for the G3 Jersey year, Sea Front opened this term with a one-mile win S. [at Royal Ascot June 17] and the G1 Irish 2000 on the Polytrack surface here Mar. 13, and tuned up for Guineas [at The Curragh May 23] is another possibility, this with a subdued fifth at La Teste de Buch last time as this is a very good guide to that. I=ll speak to Lord Apr. 10. The homebred bay was positioned towards the Grimthorpe and we=ll decide.@ rear for most of the contest. Making steady headway in the straight, she was stoked up with 300 meters remaining and kept on resolutely under a drive in the closing stages to register a career high in a blanket 1st-CUR, i25,000, Cond, 2yo, 5fT, 1:07.19, hy. finish. STATE OF EMERGENCY (IRE) (c, 2, Dandy Man {Ire}-- Golconda {Ire} {SP-Eng}, by Lahib), who took the first 4th-CHY, i25,000, Mdn, unraced 3yo, f, 10fT, maiden of the current Irish flat season over this track 2:10.40, vsf. and trip Mar. 29, was sent off the 2-1 second choice +PHYSIOCRATE (FR) (f, 3, Doctor Dino {Fr}--Affaire de and raced prominently in third early. Grinding his way Moeurs {Fr}, by Kaldounevees {Fr}) was prominent to the front passing the furlong pole, the i30,000 through the initial strides before settling just behind the GOFSPT yearling asserted to score by a half length leaders in fifth. Nudged along in early stretch, the 18-1 from Mimicking (Ire) (Invincible Spirit {Ire}). Lifetime chance moved into second entering the final furlong Record: 2-2-0-0, i28,325. Video, sponsored by Fasig- and quickened smartly in the closing stages to Tipton. comfortably best Fristar (Fr) (Stormy River {Fr}) by two O-Michael O=Callaghan. B-Sonia Brannigan (IRE). lengths. Lifetime Record: 1 start, 1 win, i12,500. T-Michael O=Callaghan. Video, sponsored by Fasig-Tipton. O/B-Mme Antonia Devin (Fr). T-Henri-Francois Devin. 1st-CHY, i25,000, Mdn, unraced 3yo, c/g, 10fT, 7th-CUR, 12,000, Mdn, 3yo/up, 6fT, 1:20.54, hy. 2:11.61, vsf. i +OASIS MORNING (GB) (c, 3, Oasis Dream {GB}-- +URBESTCHANCE (IRE) (f, 3, Zebedee {GB}--Blusienka Light of Morn {GB} {SP-Eng}, by Daylami {Ire}) was {Ire} {SP-Eng}, by Blues Traveller {Ire}), sent off at 20- well away from the outside box and raced without 1, was held up early towards the back racing away cover in a handy fourth after the early stages of this from the stand=s rail. Making smooth progress inside debut. Rowed along approaching the final quarter mile, the last quarter mile, the i14,000 TATIRE yearling the 29-5 third choice quickened to the fore passing the worked her way past Fort del Oro (Ire) (Lope de Vega eighth pole and was pushed out from there to hold the {Ire}) in the last strides to score by 3/4 of a length. The late bid of Pretorio (Ire) (Aussie Rules) by a neck. winner is a half-sister to Capt Chaos (Ire) (Captain Rio Lifetime Record: 1 start, 1 win, i12,500. Video, {GB}), GSW-Ire, $188,184. Lifetime Record: 1-1-0-0, sponsored by Fasig-Tipton. i8,280. Video, sponsored by Fasig-Tipton. O/B-George Strawbridge (GB). T-Jonathan Pease. O-RMS Crystal Racing Syndicate. B-Ballyhane Stud (IRE). T-Ger Lyons. Cont. p4 TDN P REGIONAL REPORT • 5/5/15 • PAGE 5 of 6 • thoroughbreddailynews.com

France cont. B R E E D E R S’ E D I T I O N 7th-CHY, i24,000, Mdn, 3yo, 10 1/2f (AWT), 2:12.50, ft. EUROPE ECUREUIL (c, 3, Tapit--Nutcase, by Forest Wildcat), who was ninth of 10 going one mile of this strip last CONDITIONS RESULTS: time Apr. 8, raced in fifth from the outset of this 3rd-MRS, i27,000, 5-4, 3yo, 12f 55yT, 2:33.92, gd. apprentices=s contest. Nudged along to close at the top MONTALBANO (GB) (c, 3, Monsieur Bond {Ire}--Alpen of the straight, the 53-10 chance moved into second Glen {GB}, by Halling}) Lifetime Record: 10 starts, 2 approaching the final furlong and stayed on in wins, 5 places, i49,350. O-Jocelyn Targett. B-Black determined fashion to score by 1 3/4 lengths from Type Ltd (GB). T-Christophe Ferland. *SP-Fr. Dhorsell (Ire) (Mastercraftsman {Ire}). The winner is a **i38,000 RNA yrl >13 ARQAUG. half to Nutello (Lemon Drop Kid), SW & G1SP-Fr, GISP-US, $416,270. Ecureuil=s second dam, Raise the ADDITIONAL MAIDEN WINNERS: Standard (Hoist the Flag) is a half-sister to Northern King=s Mimic (Ire), g, 2, Bushranger (Ire)--Annus Dancer and the second dam of Machiavellian. Lifetime Iucundus (Ire), by Desert King (Ire). BEV, 5-4, 5fT, Record: 3 starts, 1 win, 0 places, i8,000. Video, 1:03.80. B-Knocklong House Stud. *15,000gns yrl sponsored by Fasig-Tipton. >14 TATOCT. O/B-Wertheimer & Frere (KY). T-Andre Fabre. +Efily (Fr), f, 2, Slickly (Fr)--Efisia (Fr), by Efisio (GB). MRS, 5-4, 5 1/2fT, 1:06.89. B-Jean-Claude Seroul OBSERVATIONS (Fr). on today’s European racing scene +Oriental Grace (Ire), f, 2, Strategic Prince (GB)--Asian Lady (GB), by Kyllachy (GB). BTH, 5-4, 5f 11yT, 3.20 Saint-Cloud, Mdn, €25,000, 3yo, c/g, 10fT 1:02.83. B-HRH Sultan Ahmad Shah (Ire). DARIYAN (FR) (Shamardal) bids to build on a highly promising debut +Heart Angel (Fr), f, 2, Whipper--Berceuse (GB), by effort when just losing out in a Longchamp debutantes contest last Mtoto (GB). MRS, 5-4, 5 1/2fT, 1:05.30. B-Thierry month. Alain de Royer-Dupre pitches His Highness The Aga Khan’s son de la Heronniere (Fr). *i19,000 yrl >14 OSASEP. of the G1 Hong Kong Vase heroine Daryakana (Fr) (Selkirk) against **1/2 to Toni Blue (Fr) (Poliglote {GB}), MSP-Fr, Hspirit’s Magneticjim (Ire) (Galileo {Ire}), a €500,000 ARQAUG half- $139,186. brother to the Montjeu (Ire) G1SWs Corre Caminos (Fr) and Recital (Fr) Nordic Flight (Ger), c, 3, Adlerflug (Ger)--Norwegian and MGSW Racinger (Fr) (Spectrum {Ire}) who was fourth over a mile at Pride (Fr) (SW-Ger & SP-Swe), by Diktat (GB). DSS, Longchamp also last month. 5-3, 11fT, 2:20.83. B-Gestut Brummerhof (Ger). *i67,000 yrl >13 BBAAUG. **1/2 to Nordico (Ger) (Medicean {GB}), Hwt. 3yo-Ger at 7-9.5f, MGSW-Ger, $192,641. Event Mozart (Ger), c, 3, Amadeus Wolf (GB)--Evening Set (Ger) (GSP-Ger), by Second Set (Ire). DSS, 5-3, Monday=s Result: 8fT, 1:42.94. B-Gestut Wittekindshof (Ger). KAKITSUBATA KINEN-Listed, -31,500,000, Nagoya, *i20,000 RNA yrl >13 BBAAUG. 5-4, 4yo/up, 1400m, 1:25.10, hy. Summer Paradise (Fr), c, 3, Authorized (Ire)--Sworn 1--CORIN BERRY (JPN), 115, f, 4, South Vigorous-- Mum (Ger) (SP-Fr), by Samum (Ger). FKT, 5-3, 10f Korin la Vie En (Jpn), by Mythic Tribe. O-Keiko Ito; 165yT, 2:21.35. B-Gestut Karlshof (Fr). B-Imai Farm; T-Masami Shibata; J-Kohei Matsuyama. Merritt Island (GB), f, 3, Exceed and Excel (Aus)--Moon -21,000,000. Lifetime Record: GSP-Jpn, 13-6-2-0. Crystal (GB), by Fasliyev. BTH, 5-4, 8f 5yT, 1:40.55. 2--Laser Bullet (Jpn), 119, h, 7, Brian's Time-- B-G S Bishop (GB). *20,000gns wlng >12 TATDEC; Complicata (Jpn), by Mr. Prospector. O-Yoko Maeda; 12,000gns yrl >13 TATOCT; ,65,000 2yo >14 B-North Hills Management. -5,460,000. DONAPR. 3--Meisho Columbo (Jpn), 121, h, 6, by Manhattan Somebody to Love (Fr), c, 3, Fuisse (Fr)--Mascara (Ger), Cafe (Jpn)--Meisho Haab (Jpn), by Erhaab. O-Yoshio by Monsun (Ger). SPC, 5-3, 10 1/2fT, 2:30.90. Matsumoto; B-Toshiaki Nakajima. -2,730,000. B-Haras de Quetieville (Fr). Margins: 1HF, 1HF, 3. Odds: 0.50, 5.90, 1.40. Al Anqa (GB), f, 3, Galileo (Ire)--Zaneton (Fr), by Mtoto (GB). SPC, 5-3, 10 1/2fT, 2:33.90. B-Eric Puerari & Oceanic Bloodstock Inc (GB). *i650,000 yrl >13 ARQAUG. **1/2 to Zagora (Fr) (Green Tune), Ch. Female Turf Horse, MGISW-US & MGSW-Fr, $2,368,577; and Asmar (Ire) (Cape Cross {Ire}), SW & GSP-UAE, $561,394.

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Breeders= Edition Europe cont.

Into the Mystic (Ire), f, 3, Galileo (Ire)--Tamazirte (Ire) (MGSW & MG1SP-Fr, $573,609), by Danehill Dancer (Ire). LMG, 5-3, 9 1/2fT, 1:57.06. B-Ecurie La Vallee Martigny (Ire). *i320,000 yrl >13 ARQAUG. Blue Diamond (Fr), c, 3, King=s Best--Ripley (Ger) (MSP-Ger), by Platini (Ger). CHY, 5-4, 12fT, 2:38.40. B-Randolf Peters (Fr). *i50,000 yrl >13 ARQOCT. **1/2 to Red Ghost (Ger) (Dai Jin {GB}), SP-Ger, $109,741. The Tempest (GB), f, 3, Mastercraftsman (Ire)--Virginia Hall (GB) (SW-Eng & GSP-Fr), by Medicean (GB). BEV, 5-4, 12f 16yT, 2:40.77. B-Limestone Stud (GB). *,85,000 yrl >13 DONAUG. +Holy Moly (GB), f, 3, Mount Nelson (GB)--Nolas Lolly (Ire) (GSP-Ger & SP-Ity), by Lomitas (GB). FKT, 5-3, 8fT, 1:42.02. B-Newsells Park Stud Ltd (GB). *i22,000 yrl >13 BBAAUG. Fedelm (Fr), f, 3, Soldier of Fortune (Ire)--Princess Liu (Ire), by Desert Style (Ire). LMG, 5-3, 12fT, 2:38.02. B-Mme Dominique Ades-Hazan (Fr). *i10,000 RNA wlng >12 ARQDEC; i30,000 yrl >13 ARQAUG. King of Normandy (Fr), c, 3, Soldier of Fortune (Ire)-- Innocent Affair (Ire), by Night Shift. WSR, 5-4, 8f 67yT, 1:45.54. B-Michel Monfort (Fr). *GSP-Eng. **i42,000 yrl >13 ARQAUG.

KENTUCKY DERBY WINNING BEYER SPEED FIGURES Horse Beyer Time Yr American Pharoah 105 2:03.02 ‘15 (Pioneerofthe Nile) California Chrome (Lucky Pulpit) 97 2:03.66 ‘14 Orb (Malibu Moon) 104 2:02.89 ‘13 I’ll Have Another (Flower Alley) 101 2:01.83 ‘12 Animal Kingdom (Leroidesanimaux) 103 2:02.04 ‘11 Super Saver (Maria’s Mon) 104 2:04.45 ‘10 Mine That Bird (Birdstone) 105 2:02.66 ‘09 Big Brown (Boundary) 109 2:01.82 ‘08 Street Sense (Street Cry) 110 2:02.17 ‘07 Barbaro (Dynaformer) 111 2:01.36 ‘06 Giacomo (Holy Bull) 100 2:02.75 ‘05 Smarty Jones (Elusive Quality) 107 2:04.06 ‘04 Funny Cide (Distorted Humor) 109 2:01.19 ‘03 War Emblem (Our Emblem) 114 2:01.13 ‘02 Monarchos (Maria’s Mon) 116 1:59.97 ‘01 Fusaichi Pegasus (Mr. Prospector)108 2:01.12 ‘00 Charismatic (Summer Squall) 108 2:03.29 ‘99 Real Quiet (Quiet American) 107 2:02.38 ‘98 Silver Charm (Silver Buck) 115 2:02.44 ‘97 Grindstone (Unbridled) 112 2:01.06 ‘96

All horses in the TDN are bred in North America, unless otherwise indicated