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W•E•E•K•E•N•D PREVIEW FREE HOUSE FAVORED IN SUPER Today, VOSBURGH 5.-GI, $250,000, 3yo/up, 7f, post time DERBY Making his first start since running third in 5: 18 p.m. EDT the GI Buick Haskell Invitational at Monmouth Park PF' HORSE TRAINER JOCKEY ODDS August 3, California invader Free House (Smokester) has 1 Jerkens Samyn 7-2 been made the 9-5 morning-line favorite for Sunday's GI 2 Northern Afleet Hofmans McCarron 5-1 Super Derby XVIII at Louisiana Downs. The grey, third ~I Basqueian Orseno Wilson 1 2-1 in both the GI Derby and GI Belmont S. and 4,a Cold Execution Martin Bailey 1 5-1 second by a head in the GI Preakness, arrived in Louisi­ fi Kid Katabatic VanOostdam Loseth 30-1 ana Thursday. "The flight went good," said trainer Paco E> Score A Birdie Pr ciado McCauley 15-1 Gonzalez. "Free House has traveled to many tracks and 7 Tale of the Cat Fo bes Krone 2-1 he's used to it. He gets a little nervous, but that's to be B Partner's Hero Lu as Smith 6-1 expected.'' As for future plans, the conditioner said, "H1:l ~~ Victor Cooley Fr stad Chavez 6-1 isn't Breeders' Cup eligible, so if the owners want to ruin 1 O Elajjud M Laughlin Migliore 20-1 him (in the Classic} they have to put up $800,000. They 11 a Circle Of Light M rtin Pezua 1 5-1 will see how he runs here; they haven't ruled it out. He 1 2 Diligence Zit Santos 1 2-1 could also run next in the Cal Cup (at Santa Anita Octa-· Tale of the Cat (Storm Cat) picks up eight pounds ber 25). We have to see how he runs in this one." The a"fter trouncing fellow thr e-year-olds in his first sprint colt drew post position #3 for the Super Derby. The attempt, the seven-furlo g Gii King's Bishop August 23. second choice at 5-2, GI Travers hero Deputy Com­ Victor Cooley (Cool Viet r) looks to break a five-race mander (Deputy Minister) breaks from post position #6 string of second-place fi ishes. The Canadian invader in the six-horse field. He worked three furlongs in :37 missed by three-quarters of a length in the Gii Forego H. 3/5 yesterday. "It was exactly what we wanted," said September 1 while givin 27-1 winner Score A Birdie Aimee Dollase, the assistant and daughter of trainer (Proud Birdie) seven pou ds. Kelly Kip (Kipper Kelly) set Wally Dollase. "It was just enough to stretch his legs a Saratoga track record or six-and-a-half furlongs in his and take the edge off. He was striding really good, latest, capturing an allo ance test by 3 1 /2 lengths 11 switched leads on time and did everything perfect. ,A,ug. 23. The three-year- Id is two-for-two at Belmont. (Complete Super Derby field, p3} Today, Ascot, England SUFFOLK DOWNS OPENS TODAY Live racing ClUEEN EUZABETH II S.- 1, $397 ,014a, 3yo/up, 1 mT returns to today as Suffolk Downs opens PP HORSE TRAINER JOCKEY WT. its 1997 Autumn Meet. The 55-day season features 1 2: 1 Centre Stalls (Ire) Johnson-Houghton Quinn 1 27 stakes worth more than $300,000. All the stakes will 2: (GB) Stoute Kinane 123 be worth $25,000, with six added-money events for 3; (Ire) Chapple-Hyam Reid 123 Massachusetts-breds. The highlights of the state-bred 4 Bahhare Dunlop R Hills 1 23 schedule will be the Massachusetts Oaks October 11 5, Bijou D'lnde (GB) Johnston Weaver 127 and Massachusetts Derby October 25. Located in East 6 Allied Forces Bin Suroor Dettori 1 27 Boston, Suffolk Downs will race five days a week, with 7' (Ire) Brittain Peslier 123 post time at 12:45 p.m. daily. Tuesdays and Thursdays 8 Faithful Son Stoute Fallon 1 23 offer simulcasting only. All paid admissions will receive SI Rebecca Sharp (GB) G Wragg M Hills 1 20 a free $2 bet opening day, and visitors to the track this Clueen Elizabeth II S. con . p2 Saturday and Sunday will get passes good for free ad­ mission throughout September and October. "We closed STAKES CLOSINGS -~ on a positive note in June with a successful MassCap," :TODAY, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 27: said Executive Vice President of Racing Lou Raffetto Jr. 10-11 $300,000 Hawthorne Gold Cup-Gill, l • "We're anticipating a good fall with plenty of grass Haw, 3yo/up, 10f ($100) racing. We hope to give our fans some good, competi- 10-12 $250,000 Empire Classic, Bel, (S), tive racing. 11 Opening day also marks the launch of the 3yo/up, 9f ($250) Suffolk Downs website at www.suffolkdowns.com. The 10-12 $200, 000 Hawthorne Derby-GI/I, Haw, 3yo, 9fT ($100) Autumn Meet ends December 1 4. PAGE 2 • DAILY NEWS• 9-27-97

Queen Elizabeth II S. cont. Today, Ascot, England Sires of Runners: Centre Stalls (Ire) (In the Wings RACAL DIADEM S.-G2, $119, 104a, 3yo/up, 6fT {GB}); Entrepreneur (GB) (Sadler's Wells); Revoque (Ire) PP HORSE TRAINER JOCKEY WT. (); Bahhare (Woodman); Bijou D'lnde (GB) 1 Swift Gulliver (Ire) Bolger Manning 1 24 {Cadeaux Genereux {GB}); Allied Forces (Miswaki); Air 2 Averti (GB) Muir Fallon 1 26 Express (Ire} (); Faithful Son (Zilzal); Rebecca Sharp 3 Russian Revival Gosden Dettori 1 26 (GB) (Machiavellian). 4 Tomba (GB) Meehan Tebbutt 124 Entrepreneur (GB), winner of the G1 English 2000 5 My Best Valentine (GB) Soane Rutter 1 26 Guineas May 3, has not started since finishing fourth in 6 (GB) Toller Sanders 130 the June 7. Revoque (Ire), three-quarter 7 Daring Destiny (GB) Burke Sprake 127 length runner-up in the English 2000 Guineas and sixth 8 Muchea (GB) Channon Quinn 124 in the Irish 2000 Guineas May 25, beat Bahhare by a 9 Dame Laura (Ire) Morrison Darley 1 21 length and a half in a conditions event at Doncaster 10 Cyrano's Lad (Ire) Dwyer Kinane 126 Sept 1 2; the runner-up was having his first start of the 11 J L Dunlop R Hills 1 24 year. Air Express (Ire) won both the Italian and German 12 Monaassib (GB) EAL Dunlop O'Donohoe 126 2000 Guineas. Rebecca Sharp (GB), the only filly in the 13 Lochangel (GB) Balding Cochrane 1 21 field, won the G1 Coronation S. at Ascot June 18. 14 Rambling Bear (GB) 1'.3lanshard Roberts 1 26 Allied Forces, winner of the G2 Queen Anne S. at Ascot 15 Dazzle (GB) Stoute Reid 121 in June, ran sixth to Marlin in the Arlington Million in his 16 Cretan Gift (GB) Littmoden J Weaver 1 26 last start August 24. Improving Faithful Son won a Sires: Swift Gulliver (Ire) (Gulch}; Averti (GB) (Warning conditions event at Doncaster September 1 2. {GB}); Russian Revival (Nureyev); Tomba (GB) (Efisio {GB}); My Best Valentine (GB) (Try My Best); Compton Today, Arlington International Place (GB) ( {Ire}); Daring Destiny (GB) (Daring ARLINGTON-WASHINGTON LASSIE S.-Gll, $100,000, March {GB}); Muchea (GB) (Shalford {Ire}); Dame Laura 2yo, f, 1 m, post time 5:20 p.m. EDT (Ire) (Royal Academy); Cyr~no's Lad (Ire) (Cyrano de PP HORSE TRAINER JOCKEY ODDS Bergerac {Ire}); Elnadim (Danzig); Monaassib (GB) 1 Rattle My Nerves Young Douglas 3-1 (Cadeaux Genereux {GB}l;'Lochangel (GB) (Night Shift); 2 Silver Maiden McGehee Laviolette 9-5 Rambling Bear (GB) (Sharr od); Dazzle (GB) (Gone West); 3 Cool Dixie Roussel Ill Gomez 7-2 Cretan Gift (GB) (Cadeaux Genereux {GB}). 4 Barefoot Dyana Flint Sellers 8-1 Compton Place (GB) w n the G 1 July 10, 5 So Generous Von Hemel Perret 4-1 but failed badly in the G1 Nunthorpe S. Aug. 21. Averti 6 Arctic Lady Vanier Emigh 6-1 (Ire), winner of the G3 Ki g George S. Aug. 30, was Silver Maiden (Silver Buck) beat the boys in her latest, third in the Nunthorpe an most recently fourth in the taking the Honest Pleasure S. at Arlington Sept. 13. The G 1 Haydock Park Sprint up Sept. 5. Florida-bred filly is three-for-three lifetime. So Generous Today, Cologne, German (Fly So Free) broke her maiden in impression fashion, GROSSER KAUFHOF-PRE S-G2, $68,927, 3yo/up, 1 mT winning by 1 5 1 /2 lengths in her first start September PP HORSE RAINER JOCKEY WT. 10. She steps right into graded stakes competition in 1 Accento (GB) Tylicki 1 27 her second outing. Rattle My Nerves (Bertrando) ships in 2 Blue Chief (Den) Jojannson 1 27 from California, where she captured the CTBA S. at Del 3 Fine Fellow (Ire) Doleuze 1 21 Mar in her most recent appearance July 25. 4 Tres Heureux {Ger) L Mader 1 27 5 Orsetto (Ger) Van de Keere 1 21 ©Copyright Thoroughbred Daily News. 6 Fifire (Ger) ietsch Jakovlev 127 This newspaper may not be reproduced in any form or 7 Tajawall ichardson Woodburn 1 27 8 Jashin (Ire) Best 1 27 by any means, electronic or mechanical, without prior 9 Power Flame (Ger) ohler Boschert 1 29 written permission of the copyright owner, Media Vista. Sires: Accento (GB) (Mi yan); Blue Chief (Den) (Blue Information as to the races, race results and earnings Alert {GB}); Fine Fellow (I e) (Bluebird); Tres Heureux (Ger) was obtained from results charts published in Daily (Konigsstuhl {Ger}); Orset o (Ger) (Chief Singer {Ire}); Fifire Racing Form and utilized herewith with the permission (Ger) (King Of Macedon {I e}J; Tajawall (Dixieland Band); of the copyright owner, Daily Racing Form. Jashin (Ire) (Soviet Star); ower Flame (Ger) (Dashing Blade {GB}).

MAJORby Roberto IMP-'4CT 7 of First 9 Starters have Won or Placed Nine yearlings averaged nearly 10 times his fee, with individuals Lexington, Kentucky at $100,000 and $75,000 (606) 255-8537 FAX 233-2373 PAGE 3 •THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS• 9-27-97

Weekend Preview cont. Sunday, Ascot, England Today, Bay Meadows GTECH ROYAL LODGE S.-G2, $119, 104a, 2yo, c/g, WILLIAM P KYNE H.-Glll, $100,000, 3yo/up, 1 1 /8m, 1mT post time 5:45 p.m. PDT The field, in post position order, will be: City Hon­ The field, in post position order, will be: lykatill Hi! ours (Darshaan {GB}), J Reid, 123; Kilimanjaro (GB) (Pilgrim), Martinez, 117; Prepo (Chi) (lnchwood), Solis, (Shirley Heights {GB}), M J Kinane, 123; Prolix {GB) 115; Just Java (Java Gold), Baze, 112; Arrivederci Baby (Kris {GB}), M Hills, 123; Teapot Row (Ire) (Generous (Caros love), Matias, 11 5; Mister Fire Eyes (Ire) {Ire}), S Sanders, 123; Sharp Play (GB) (Robellino), D (Petorius {Ire}), Carr, 115; Skip a Stream (Skip Trial), Holland, 123; Craigsteel (GB) (Suave Dancer), K Fallon, Warren Jr., 115; Refinado Tom (Arg} (Shy Tom), 123; Muhtathir (GB) (Elmaamul), R Hills, 123; Stevens, 120; La Soberbia (Arg} (Octante {Arg}), Meza, Almutawakel (GB) (Machiavellian), L Dettori, 123. 113. News cont. Today, Turfway Park With TURFWAY CHAMPIONSHIP S.-Glll, $75,000, 3yo/up, ILLINOIS RACING REALIGNED FOR '98 Arlington International Racecourse out of the picture, a 1 1 /8m, post time 4:41 p.m. EDT The expected starters, from the rail out, are: Prory completely different Chicago racing circuit came into (Procida), 116, Bourque; Rod and Staff {Marsayas), focus Friday when the Illinois Racing Board awarded 114, Borel; Short Stay (Citidancer), 113, No Rider; the 1998 Thoroughbred and harness dates. Sports­ Thesaurus (With Approval), 1 09, No Rider; Busterblock man's Park and Hawthor e Race Course carved up the (Risen Star), 116, Torres; Tufftimegettinhere (Mari's Thoroughbred schedule, ith Sportsman's opening the Book), 111, No Rider; Tejano Run (Tejano), 122, Marti­ season March 1 and raci g six days weekly through nez. June 30. Hawthorne will offer live racing from July 1 through November 28, al o presenting six programs Today, Ascot, England per week. Both tracks ha e given up their harness CUMBERLAND LODGE S.-G3, $79,403a, 3yo/up, meets for 1998, with Balmoral Park and Maywood as 1 1/2mT the beneficiaries. Those wo tracks will race January 1 The field, in post position order, is: Mongol Warrior through December 31, w th Balmoral running four (Deputy Minister), J Weaver, 129; Kingfisher Mill nights weekly and Mayw od running the other three. (Riverman), M J Kinane, 1 23; Maylane (GB} (Mtoto The proposal for the 199 Thoroughbred schedule, {GB}), M Roberts, 121; Poseidon (GB) (Polar Falcon), S which starts one week la er and ends one month ear­ Sanders, 118; Salmon Ladder (Bering {GB}), T Quinn, lier than the 1997 model was made by Ed Duffy, chief 129; Fahris (Ire) (Generous {Ire}), R Hills, 121; King operating officer at Spar sman's, and was based on an Sound (GB) (Caerleon), L Dettori, 118; Romanov (Ire) agreement reached betw en the four tracks, the Illinois (Nureyev), J Reid, 1 21 . Thoroughbred Horsemen s Association and the Illinois Harness Horsemen's Ass ciation. "We wanted to do Sunday, Louisiana Downs two things in creating th schedule," said Duffy. "First, SUPER DERBY XVIII-GI, $500,000, 3yo, 1 1 /4m keep it simple, and seco dly, find a way to raise The field of six, in post position order, will be: Mr. purses. With the announ ement of the closing of Groush (Crafty Prospector), (Deputy Arlington came the perc ption that something going on Minister), Free House (Smokester), Precocity (Aferd), here in Illinois was very ad. This sends a message to Blazing Sword (Sword Dance {Ire}) and Deputy Com­ the rest of the country a d changes the perception mander (Deputy Minister). All carry 126 pounds. that Illinois is in trouble.' Primarily because of simul­ casting opportunities ere ted by the realignment, Duffy Sunday, Ascot, England projected an increase of aily overnight purses on the FILLIES MILE-G1, $158,806a, 2yo f, 1 mT The field, in post position order, is: Expect To Shine Chicago circuit from the urrent average of $1 38 ,000 (GB) (Fairy King), M Hills, 1 22; Hollow Haze (Wood­ to $200,000. With the f ture of Arlington International man), J Reid, 1 22; Filey Brigg (GB) (Weldnaas), K still up in the air, the sit ,ation could, however, be very Darley, 122; Glorosia (Fr) (Bering {GB}), L Dettori, 122; different at next year's 9ates hearing. "There's no Alignment (Ire) (Alzao), No Rider, 122; Exclusive (GB) doubt in anyone's mind Jhat this is a one-year sched­ (Polar Falcon), M J Kinane, 1 22; Jibe (Danzig), K Fallon, ule. It's nothing more or less than that," said Board 122; Midnight line (Kris S.), W Ryan, 122. Chairman Gene Lamb. ----· The fastest 'Met Mile' - Gr.11 winner ever. ----· ASHFORD STUD HOl'-f OUR AND GLORY Dr. Barry Simon or Aisling Cross • Won Metropolitan Mile · Gr. 1 in 1:324/5 • By Relaunch and closely related to • Tel: 606-873-7088. Fax: 606-879-5756. • Wiinner of 4! Graded Stakes at 2 and 3 years and over $1.2 million • The looks. The Pedigree. The ability. He has it all. PAGE 4 •THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS• 9-27-917

News cont. CLASS 0 LAD EUTHANIZED Class o Lad [ NEW YORK (Ormonte), the last of 10 victims of Kentucky's spong­ • • ing incidents, was humanely destroyed Wednesday Yesterday's Results: night due to severe colic. The six-year-old, eased as the ASHLEY T. COLE H., $54,900, BEL, 9-26, (S), 3yo/up, favorite in a Downs claiming race June 14, 1 mT, 1 :33 1 /5, fm. was found to have sponges lodged in both nostrils and 1--#AMARETTITORUN, 116, g, 5, Ends Well--Amaretti, developed laminitis in both front feet the next day. His by l'Enjoleur. 0-Theresa Maher; B-Fedwell Farms plight touched the hearts of horsemen across the coun­ (NY); T-Leo O'Brien; J-J R Velazquez; $32,940. try, most notably that of Mary Lowry, who adopted the Lifetime Record: 18-8-1-1, $229,452. gelding in early July and cared for him at her Flying 2--Draw Shot, 1 20, g, 4, Cormorant--My Dearest love, Cross Farm in Goshen, Kentucky. Unfortunately, medi­ by T.V. Commercial. 0-F R Santangelo; $10,980. cation to treat Class 0 Lad's laminitis may have also 3·--Bellingham, 113, h, 6, Talc--Belcante, by Stop the caused the ulcers which brought on the fatal bout of Music. 0-C A Schwartz & T Herbert; $6,039. colic. The introduction of strict pre-race examinations in Margins: 3/4, 3/4, 4. Odds: 3.55, 0.45, 17 .30. Kentucky since Class 0 Lad's case has not uncovered Amarettitorun had captured three of his four previous any more "sponged" horses. starts, including a Sept. 1 Saratoga allowance race last time out. The second choice raced just off the pace QUEEN'S PLATE FINISH TO STAND According to before advancing three-wide at the quarter-pole to get the Daily Racing Form, the Ontario Racing Commission the lead in the stretch. "Everything just worked out has dismissed the appeal of William Sorokolit Jr. regard­ great," winning jockey John Velazquez said. "Leo ing the finish of this year's Queen's Plate. Sorokolit's (O'Brien) thought that I w,ould be on the lead, but I Cryptocloser () finished second in the didn't want to get caught' in any kind of speed duel. I GIC Queen's Plate at Woodbine June 29; the owner sat just off the leaders and he was really relaxed. At the argued that the winner, Frank Stronach's Awesome three-eights pole, I made y move and then down the Again (Deputy Minister), should be disqualified because stretch I waited for J.D. ( ailey, jockey aboard Draw stablemate Cowboy Cop (Silver Deputy), also owned by Shot) but my horse had s mething left." Winning trainer Stronach, interefered with Cryptocloser during the run­ Leo O'Brien indicated the winner would run next in the ning of the race. The ORC determined that the interfer­ Oct. 12 Mohawk H. for ew York-breds at Belmont. ence in question "resulted from a combination of events and not from one single factor. .. We, like the stewards, 7th-BEL, $45,000, Alw, yo/up, f/m, 6f, 1: 10 4/5, ft. are unable to attribute a sufficient degree of blame to RISK THE HOUSE (m, 5, rospectors Gamble--Cherry the actions of (jockey Robert) Landry on Cowboy Cop or Maison {SW, $154,343} by Cherry Pop), claimed for for that matter to any other rider which would prompt $25,000 at Monmouth P rk May 26, was looking for us to conclude that there was sufficient interference to her third win in her fifth tart under new management warrant intervention," the Form reported. The ORC also after taking a Monmouth allowance July 1 3 and a cited Rule 11: 15, which reads, "Where a horse of one $35,000 claimer at Belm nt last out September 18. The ownership or interest is coupled with a horse or horses speedy chestnut popped ut of the gate on top and of the same or another ownership or interest, the dis­ never looked back, crossing the finish line a length and qualification of one will not necesarily affect the placinn1 a half to the good at 4-1. Lifetime Record: SP, of the other" in dismissing the case. 37-10-8-4, $234,090. 0-J A Riccio. B-J & M & Siegel (Fl). T-J Serey. JOCKEY CLUB RETIRES REMOTE SYSTEM The' 9th-BEL, $39,000, Alw, yo/up, f/m, 9fT, 1 :47 1 /5, fm. Jockey Club has announced that Jockey Club Interactive MYNADOR (f, 3, Forty N ner--Crockadore {MGSW-N.A., will become the sole electronic means by which owners GSP-lre, $317 ,350}, by ijinsky Ill finished eighth in an and breeders can submit Registration requirements Aug. 17 allowance race i Ireland, but won here in her effective mid-October. The old Remote Name Claiming, American debut. The 1 9-1 longshot commenced her late live Foal and Report of Mares Bred software will be bid five-wide around the ar turn and stormed to the taken out of service. Jockey Club Interactive is availabl1:i front in the stretch to wi going away by 2 1/2 lengths. free on the Internet; computer users can access the Lifetime Record: 3-2-0-0, $29,930. website at www.jockeyclub.com. For more information 0-Timothy Mahony. B-Ballylinch Stud (KY). T-W I Mott. ca!! (606) 224-2700 or (800) 444-8521.

Take •~:1 HARD Look at his 19911 6 8c 1997 Mares The Idea Is Excellence RAHY $50 000 ___r_h_on_e_(,_6_o6 ... )_s,,_73_-_7o_s_3 ______•__ g_u_a_ra_111teed live foal payable Sept. 1, 1998 • 1 PAGE 5 •THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS• 9-27-97

New York Report cont. 4th-BEL, $39,000, Alw, 2yo, 1 m, 1 :37, ft. [+So. CA IFORNIA HALORY HUNTER (c, 2, Jade Hunter--Halory, by + Halo) scored in a Sept. 5 Belmont maiden event in his Thursday's Late Result: previous start. The winner, part of an entry that was the GATEWAY TO GLORY S. $50,000, FPX, 9-25, 2yo, 9-5 second choice, settled just off the pace before 1 1/16m, 1 :47, sy. swinging out around the far turn and rallying four-wide 1-·-#THE CYNIC, 114, c, , Leo Castelli--Lady Caveat, in the lane to win by a widening 4 3/4 lengths. Lifetime by Caveat. ($18,000 wng '95 KEENOV; $20,000 yrl Record: 3-2-0-0, $47,039. '96 KEESEP). 0-Cox Henry G; B-Sellers, Smith & 0-Celtic Pride Stable. B-Eimendorf Farm, Inc. (KY). Strauss (KY); T-Caesar Dominguez; J-G F Almeida; T-Nicholas P Zito. $27,500. lifetime Record: 3-2-0-0, $49, 700. 2--Bridgeport, 114, g, 2, Sunny's Halo--Spring in 2nd-BEL, $36,000, Msw, 2yo, 1 mT, 1 :35, fm. Virginia, by Flit-To. ($15,000 yrl '96 KEESEP). ORIZONTAS (c, 2, Shadeed--Cypria Sacra, by Sharpen $8,500. Up {GB}} finished fourth in the Aug. 31 Continental Mile 3--Gracious Prize, 114, c, 2, Prized--My Grace, by S. at Monmouth in his debut. The 3-1 second choice Capote. $6,000. ' commenced his late bid four-wide around the far turn to Margins: 2 3/4, 5, 5HF. dds: 2.40, 4.60, 26.10. take over in the final furlong for a two-length victory. The Cynic captured a S pt. 6 Del Mar maiden race by Lifetime Record: 2-1-0-0, $23,400. a neck in his previous sta t and handled the step up in 0/8-Athos Christodoulou (KY). T-Michael W Dickinson. class. The second choice prompted the pace before making his way to the front at the quarter-pole and 6th-BEL, $36,000, Msw, 2yo, 1 mT, 1 :34 3/5, fm edging away late. AMERICAN ODYSSEY (c, 2, Kingmambo--Bittersweet Hour, by Seattle Slew), a $520,000 KEESEP yearling, ran evenly to finish fifth and then fourth in his first two starts on the main track at Saratoga but came to life [·~-•~E~~s~T~•~~ with a switch to the turf. Sent off the even-money Yesterday's Results: chalk, the bay grabbed the lead soon after the start and 1st-CRC, $23,500, Msw, 2yo, f, 5f, 1 :00 3/5, ft. shook off all challenges to break his maiden by two +CAFE' LATTE (f, 2, Kip er Kelly--Cremosa {Arg}, by lengths. The colt gives his freshman sire (by Mr. Pros­ Dancing Flight) scored in er debut as the 4-1 third pector) his second winner. Lifetime Record: 3-1-0-0, choice. The winner battle for the early advantage and $25,680. prevailed in the stretch f r a 3/4-length victory. Lifetime 0-Bruce Lunsford. B-Shirley N Lathrop (Ky). T-W I Mott. Record: 1-1-0-0, $16,50 0-J R Arango. B-Bar-Lyn arm (FL). T-W Rosas-Canessa. local News: Belmont Park Casey Tibbs (Ire) (Sadler's Wells), runner-up in the GI 6th-WOX, $21,500, Ms , 2yo, 5f, :59 3/5, ft. S. August 24 in his American debut, has UNCLE WOGER (c, 2, Sil er Deputy--Peaceful Raider, by been sold by Irish-based partners Michael Watt and Hold Your Peace} ran thir in the June 28 GlllC Claren­ Susan Magnier to U.S.-based partners Al Ferris and New don S. at Woodbine in hi debut, but the $35,000 1996 Phoenix Stables in a deal negotiated jointly by KIEEJAN yearling and $7 ,000 1997 FTFFEB two-year­ Newmarket International and trainer John Kimmel. old purchase won facing aidens here. The 3-1 third Kimmel will now condition the three-year-old, who has choice got loose on the I ad and held on for a 1 3/4- won three of his nine career starts, including the Listed length victory. Lifetime R cord: 2-1-0-0, $12,900. Ballysax S. in Ireland. The colt was also twice group­ 0-R W Patten. B-Liebau arms (CAN). T-Reade Baker. stakes placed in Ireland. He makes his first start under new management in tomorrow's Giii Lawrence Realiza­ Local News: The Meadowlands Frisk Me Now (Mister Frisky), third in the Gii Buick tion at Belmont. Pegasus H. September 20, will make his next start in the $200,000 Indiana D rby at Hoosier Park October 4. A # will distinguish first-time stakes-winners, a @ will indicate first-time graded stakes-winners, a + will denote Trainer Bob Durso had or ginally planned to give his winners who are first-time starters, an (S) will be used for three-year-old a break af er the Pegasus, but said, "He state-bred races, a {Cl will be used for maiden-claiming is doing so good, literally kicking the doors down. The races and an (R) will be used for other restricted races. purse is good ... I feel it's race he can win." PAGE 6 •THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS• 9-27-97 I Ricky Ticky Tavie, c, 3, D xieland Band--Save The Doe MIDWEST (SW), by Spend a Buck. Redcar, 9-26, Autumn • • Maiden S., 3yo/up, 7fT $5,862 to winner. 0-Sheikh Thursday's Late B.esult: Maktoum; B-Geret Far Corp; T-David Loder. 5th-TPX, $27,200, Msw, 2yo, f, 6 1 /2f, 1: 19 1 /5, ft. Moonshiner, c, 3, Irish Ri er (Fr)--Marling (Ire) (Hwt. 2yo LESLIE'S JET (f, 2, Lost Code--Jet Trade {SP}, by Tri Filly-Eng, Hwt. 3yo-Eng & Ire at 7-9 1 /2f, MG 1 SW­ Jet} ran second in an Aug. 21 Ellis Park maiden race at Eng, G1 SW-Ire, $862,583), by Lomond. Haydock, first asking and came back as the 6-5 favorite. The 9-26, Stanley Leisure aiden S., 3yo, 7f 30ydsT, $21,000 1996 KEESEP yearling purchase pressed the $5,862 to winner. 0-B ran G Von Ullman; B-E J early pace and prevailed in the lane over runner-up Loder; T-G Wragg. * $4 5,000 yrl '95 KEEJUL. SUMMER CLASSIC (Rubiano) for a half-length victory. Lifetime Record: 2-1-1-0, $21,845. 0-Simpson Enterprises. B-Mueller Stables (KY). T-John K Hennig.

Yesterday's Results: 3rd-APX, $20,000, Msw, 2yo, f, a5fT, :57 2/5, fm. STAKES RESULTS: + 0 K BUT HOWABOUTME (f, 2, Bucksplasher--Hey MARIE P. DIEBARTOLO OAKS H., $125,000, LAD, Heywhataboutme {SW}, by Kaskaskia) romped by 9 1/2 9-26, 3yo, f, 1 1 /16mT, 1 :45, gd. lengths at first asking. The 3-1 favorite, a $45,000 1--TASSA, '117, f, 3, Tasso--Navarchus !SW & MGSP, 1996 OBSAUG yearling and $42,000 1997 FTFFEB $199,8731), by Taylor's Falls. 0-Heniey Barry K; two-year-old graduate, took over on the far turn and B-Ersoff Stanley (FL); T-Brent Sumja; J-R J Warren Jr; drew off in the lane. She is a full to Blair's Cove, $75,000. Lifetime Rec rd: 14-5-3-3, $215,879. MGSW, $533,528. Lifetime Record: 1-1-0-0, $12,000. 2--Sarah Lane's Oates, 1 3, f, 3, Sunshine Forever-­ 0-Arthur I Appleton. B-Walter Klingel (Fl). T-Lou M Glitzi Bj, by Mogambo. $25,000. Goldfine. 3--American Dynasty, 11 , f, 3, Quiet American-­ Northern Dynasty, by orthern Jove. ($115,000 yrl 6th-LAD, $15,000, Msw, 2yo, 1 1 /16m, 1 :46 3/5, ft. '95 KEESIEP). $13,750 CREOLE AGEND.~ (g, 2, Twilight Agenda--Susie Q Miss Margins: 5, 4, HF. Odds: 1.20, 4.80, 2.30. {SW}, by Bold Hour) ran fourth in two Louisiana Downs sprint maiden events in his two previous starts. Stretch­ AlLOWANC:E RESULTS: ing out to a route for the first time, the 9-1 favorite 9th-TPX, $~W,690, 9-25, 3yo/up, 6f, 1 :09 3/5, ft. stalked the early pace before getting to the front in the FIND THE TREASURE (c, 4, --Lost Lode final stages to win by a neck. Lifetime Record: 3-1-0-0, {SW, $120,,494}, by Mr. Prospector} Lifetime Record: $10,320. 11-4-2-1, $107,435. 0- arl C Icahn. B-Foxfield (KY). O/B-Ed Blakey (LA). T-James E Hodges. T-David Carroll. 8th-TPX, $:rn,100, 9-25, 3yo/up, 6f, 1: 1 o 1 /5, ft . PITCH (c, 3, Seeking the Gold--Danzig Key, by Danzig) ._____+_F__ O_R_E_I_G_N_+_J Lifetime Record: 5-2-0-1, $50, 741. O/B-Mrs. Martha F. Gerry & Claiborne Farm ( Y). T-Frank L Brothers. AMERICAN-BRED WINNERS IN ENGLAND: ' Kheyrah, f, 2, Dayjur--Khwlah (GSP-lty, SP-Ger), by Best Bth-WOX, ~;24,300, 3yo/up, 1 mT, 1 :36 3/5, fm. Turn. Haydock, 9-26, Stanley Casinos Nursey H., BOLD ARBITRAGE (c, 3, Bold Executive--Speculative 2yo, 6fT, $5,328 to winner. 0-Sheikh Hamdan Bin Bid, by Spectacular Bid) ifetime Record: 12-2-3-1, Rashid Al Maktoum; B-Shadwell Farm Inc; T-Ed $43,588. 0-Leon's Raci g Stable & Partner. B-William Dunlop. Sorokolit (CAN). T-Jero e Leon. Marsui, c, 3, Cozzene--Beside, by Spartin' Life. Haydock, 9-2G, Stanley Racing H., 3yo/up, 11f 3rd-CRC, $22,000, 3yo/ p, f/m, 6f, 1: 12, ft. 200ydsT, $9,000 to winner. 0-Sheikh Hamdan Bin LA RUBIE {1f, 3, Rubiano- La Pompadour {SW & MGSP­ Rashid Al Mak:toum; B-Hidaway Farm; T-John Gosden. Fr, GSP-Ger & lty}, by * aguely Noble) Lifetime Record: * 1 /2 to Warside (Lord At War {Arg}), MSW & GSP, 13-4-2-1, $;55, 130. 0-Ri hard G Rowan. 8-Keswick $185,408. * * $58,000 wnlg '94 KEENOV; $285,000 Stables (VA). T-William White. yrl '95 KEESEP. ~OLYMPIO LE~adi.ng second-crop sire of 1997 Stakes PHONE 606-294-0294 • FAX 606-294-0296 Winners with FIVE (tied with A.P. Indy) PAGE 7 •THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEVVS • 9-27-97-======10th-LAD, $22,000, 3yo/up, 7 1 /2fT, 1 :32, gd. Streaklightning, f, 2, Slew the Knight--Elfinesse, by SPECIAL MOMENTS (c, 4, Home At Last--Valiant Raise a Bid. BEL, 9-26, (S), 1 m, 1 :40. B-Conroy Sweetheart {SW}, by Danzig} Lifetime Record: Peggy (Ny). * 1 /2 to Nu its St. Georges (Play Fellow), 15-4-5-3, $72,673. 0-Lor Stables Ltd. B-Charles GSW, $126,833. * * $3,400 yrl '96 FTNAUG; Nuckols, Jr. & Sons (KY). T-Michael W Dickinson. $13,000 2yo 1997 OBSAPR. Creole Agenda, g, 2, Twilight Agenda--Susie Q Miss 4th-APX, $22,000, (S), 3yo/up, f/m, 6f, 1: 11 2/5, ft. (SW), by Bold Hour. LAD, 9-26, 1 1 /16m, 1 :46 3/5. COWBOY CHASER (f, 3, Western Playboy--Qm!enly B-Blakey Ed (La). Hostess, by Sovereign Dancer) Lifetime Record: Baronetcy, c, 3, Ascot Knight--Prosperous Gal (GB), by 14-5-2-2, $58,865. 0-New Top Stable. B-Vanier Harvey Good Times. WOX, 9-26, 1 mT, 1 :36 1 /5. B-Jamieson L. ML & Mrs. (IL). T-Wayne M Catalano. Ian (Can). * 1 /2 to Le Magister (GB) (Primo Dominie {GB}), SW, $200,729. 10th-CRC, $21,600, 3yo/up, 5 1/2f, 1 :05 4/5, ft. Rendies Primavera, f, 3, Encino--Spring Bid (Ire), by TURBO RULER (c, 4, Mercedes Won--Rulers Mom, Auction Ring. FPX, (C), 9-26, 6f, 1: 13 4/5. 8-Six S by Irish Ruler) Lifetime Record: 16-3-7-2, $65,B60. Racing Stables (Ca). 0-M Sucher. B-Sucher Stables (FL). T-Lee A Sherman. Chateau Rossi, f, 3, Mt. ivermore--Pinyata, by Cox's Ridge. FPX, 9-25, 6 1 I f, 1: 18 4/5. B-Kondo Bth-APX, $21,000, 3yo/up, a1 mT, 1 :37 4/5, fm. Toshiyuki (Ky). * $31,0 0 wing '94 KEENOV; DIGNIFY (c, 4, Capote--Her Grace (GB} {SP-En!~}, by $150,000 yrl '95 KEES P. Great Nephew) Lifetime Record: 17-3-3-2, $53,747. Dug Dubious, c, 3, Noon rospect--Socially Shown, by 0-Bates John & Woods Edge Farm. 8-Ronald K. Kirk Raised Socially. TDN, 9 26, (S), 6f, 1 :13. 8-Ciaridon (KY). T-William N Million. Farm West Inc (Oh). Angel's Flight, c, 3, Pres nt Value--Swallows Flight, by 6th-APX, $21,000, 3yo/up, a1 mT, 1 :37 4/5, fm. Ack Ack. FPX, 9-25, ( ), 1 1 /16m, 1 :46 3/5. DAWNLESS TIME (c, 3, Timeless Native--Redish Dawn B-Douglas & Melody R sh (Ca). {SW}, by Champagne Charlie} Lifetime Record: Like Bear, c, 3, Private T oughts--Country Flair, by 13-2-2-5, $44,860. 0-C B Racing Inc & Calkins L & N. Rattle Dancer. DET, 9- 6, (S), (C), 1 m, 1 :43. B-Julia Batchelder Snowden (KY). T-Charles L Bettis. B-Redbob Farms, Inc ( i). Sarah's Flo, c, 3, Rhinflo- Go Find Sarah, by Buckfinder. MAIDEN WINNERS: TDN, 9-26, (S), 6f, 1: 1 2/5. B-Classen T F (Oh). + 0 K But Howaboutme, f, 2, Bucksplasher--Hey Honest R. C., c, 3, Thirty Six Red--Spring Dancer, by Heywhataboutme, by Kaskaskia. APX, 9-26, a5fT, Honest Pleasure. APX, (S), 9-26, 6 1 /2f, 1: 19 2/5. :57 2/5. B-Klingel Walter (Fl). * $45,000 yrl '96 B-T Spivey & J Spilka (I). *$1,000 yrl '95 KEESEP. OBSAUG; $42,000 2yo 1997 FTFFEB. **Full to Blair's Cove, MGSW, $533,528. LEADING BROOD ARE SIRES OF 1997 American Odyssey, c, 2, Kingmambo--Bittersweet Hour, by Seattle Slew. BEL, 9-29, 1 mT, 1 :34 3/5. B-S N UNRESTRICTED S AKES-WINNERS Lathrop (Ky). * $520,000 yrl '96 KEESEP. **Second (through 9 /22/97) winner for freshman stallion (by Mr. Prospector). BROODMARE SIRE SW's +Cafe' Latte, f, 2, Kipper Kelly--Cremosa (Arg), by Nureyev {Northern Dance ) 15 Dancing Flight. CRC, 9-26, 5f, 1 :00 3/5. B-Bar-Lyn Riverman () 1 5 Farm (Fl). Mr. Prospector (Raise a ative) 14 Leslie's Jet, f, 2, Lost Code--Jet Trade (SP), by Tri Jet. Alydar (Raise a Native) 1 3 TPX, 9-25, 6 1 /2f, 1: 19 1 /5. B-Mueller Stables (Ky). Lyphard (Northern Dance ) 12 * $21,000 yrl '96 KEESEP. Secretariat () 1 2 +Doer Boomer, c, 2, Negotiated Account--Over By Mill Reef (Never Bend) 11 Castlewood, by Highland Park. BEU, 9-26, (S), 5f, Fappiano (Mr. Prospector 10 1 :01 1 /5. B-Poole Jack Sr (Ohl. II (Northern Dan er) 9 Wild Sally, f, 2, Once Wild--Sally Silver (SW, Be My Guest () 8 1 $107,534), by Brilliant Sandy. CRC, 9-26, (C), 1 m, Habitat (Sir Gaylord) 8 1 :42 1 /5. B-Cataldi Sandra R (Fl). Seattle Slew (Bold Reasoning) 8 Restless Value, c, 2, Present Value--Restless Gal, by Sharpen Up (GB) (Atan) 8 Jaklin Klugman. FPX, 9-25, (C), 6f, 1: 13 4/5. B-John The Minstrel (Northern Dancer) 8 Harrison & John Harrison Jr (Ca). (Based on winners of unrestricted stakes with purses of Orizontas, c, 2, Shadeed--Cypria Sacra, by Sharpen Up $25,000 or more in North America and winners of Euro­ (GB}. BEL, 9-26, 1 mT, 1 :35. B-Christodoulou Athas pean stakes that qualify for "black-type" by North Amer­ (Ky). ican catalogue standards and graded SWs in Japan.) Uncle Woger, c, 2, Silver Deputy--Peaceful Raider, by Compiled by Werk Thoroughbred Consultants Inc., special­ Hold Your Peace. WOX, 9-26, 5f, :59 3/5. B-Liebau ists in assisting breeders in their stallion selection and Farms (Can). * $35,000 yrl '96 KEEJAN; $75,000 2yo buyers in their auction purchases. For more information 1 997 FTFFEB. call (510) 490-1111.