W•E•E•K•E•N•D PREVIE1W

$1 MILLION GOLD CUP HEADS HOLLYWOOD Saturday, Gulfstream Park: STAKES SCHEDULE The $1-million mile-and-a-quar­ DONN H.-GI, $300,000, 3yo/up, 9f ter Hollywood Gold Cup, set for June 28, highlights the The field of 10 will line up in the following order: 1998 spring/summer stakes schedule at Hollywood Firecrest (Montagnet), 112; Wagon Limit (Conquista­ Park. The 55-race program, worth $7. 7 million, includes dor Cielo), 112; Skip Away (Skip Trial), 126; Unruled 29 graded events, six of them Grade I. The track will (Notebook), 112; Black Forest (Broad Brush), 112; also offer 1 5 overnight stakes boasting a total of $1 Frisk Me Now (Mister Frisky), 11 6; Kiridashi (Bold million in purses. The pots have been raised for several Ruckus), 113; Behrens (Pleasant Colony), 116; Sir events. The Gii A Gleam H. has been boosted Bear (Sir Leon), 113; Shrike (Afleet), 112. $150,000; the seven-furlong event for fillies and mares, Wagon Limit breezed three furlongs in :36 yester­ now worth $250,000, will be run on the Gold Cup day. undercard. Also set for Gold Cup Day, the seven-furlong Gii Triple Bend Breeders' Cup H. has received a $50,000 increase to $300,000. The GI $400,000 Holly­ Saturday, Santa Anita: wood Turf H. May 25, Gii $400,000 Shoemaker Breed­ STRUB S.-Gll, $500,000, 4yo, 9f ers' Cup Mile June 14 and the GI $300,000 Beverly The field will line up in the following order: Mud Hills H. July 4 headline the 24 turf stakes on the sched­ Route (Strawberry Road {Aus}), 117; Photarc ule. Hollywood's "Super Sunday" July 19, one of 16 (Skywalker), 117; Bag Shot (Smokester), 117; Silver multiple-stakes day during the meet, features five stakes Charm (Silver Buck}, 123; Steel Ruhlr (Ruhlmann), worth $1 .2 million, including the Gii $500,000 Swaps 117; Tru Story (Capote), 117; Kukulcan (Cox's S. for three-year-olds, Gii $350,000 Sunset H. at a mile Rid~~e), 119. and a half on the turf and the Giii $100 ,000 Hollywood Juvenile Championship for two-year-olds. The 67-day Saturday, Santa Anita: spring/summer season opens April 24 and closes July SAN ANTONIO H.-Gll, $300,000, 4yo/up, 9f 20. The field, in post position order, is as follows: Da Bull (Country Pine), 11 O; Refinado Tom (Arg) {Shy LEAK CHANGES '98 HALL OF FAME BALLOT Tonn), 120; Stalwart Tsu (Stalwart), 111; Gentlemen According to the Daily Racing Form, this year's Racing (Ar!l) (Robin des Bois), 124; Hal's Pal (GB) (Caerleon), Hall of Fame ballots will list five candidates in each 114; Dramatic Gold (Slew o'Gold), 118. category, instead of the traditional three, because a member of the Hall's nomination and selection commit­ Saturday, Santa Anita: tee leaked the original roster to the press. Both the SAl\I VICENTE S.-Gll, $100,000, 3yo, 7f Associated Press and The Blood-Horse On-Line ran The field, in order of the draw, is as follows: Pleas­ stories Tuesday which revealed the confidential list of ant Drive (Salem Drive), 116; Sea1rch Me (Regal candidates that had been sent to the 14-person nomina­ Search), 116; Orville N Wilbur's (Out of Place), 116; tion and selection committee. The committee would Late Edition (Cryptoclearance), 113; Sea of Secrets normally shorten the list to three candidates in each (Storm Cat), 11 6. category, but due to the leak, all five names will be on the ballot this year. The candidates for induction into Orville N Wilbur's worked three furlongs Thursday the Hall of Fame in '98 are: Trainers--Bill Mott, Carl in :34 3/5. Hanford, Willard Proctor, Buddy Raines, Robert Wheeler; • Jockeys--Russell Baze, Earlie Fires, Ismael Valenzuela, WEEKEND PREVIEW ...... Jacinto Vasquez, Jack Westrope; Contemporary Male LU Horse--Cougar II, Exceller, Ferdinand, Manila, Riva 0 NEWS CONTINUED ...... 2 Ridge; Contemporary Female Horse--Bayakoa (Arg), fJ'J- RACING REPORTS ...... 2-5 Dance Smartly, Miesque, Mom's Command, Winning Colors; Horse of Yesteryear--Bald Eagle, Bowl of Flow­ z TOTAL PAGES ...... 6 ers, Fort Marcy, Gun Bow, Needles. PAGE 2 • DAILY NEWS • 2-6-98

(News cont.) TURFWAY CLOSED AGAIN Turfway Park in Flor­ HANDEL TO PHILLY PARK Greenwood Racing, ence, Kentucky was forced to cancel live racing for the Inc., the owners of Philadelphia Park Racetrack, the second straight day yesterday as extreme snowfall Turf Clubs and Phonebet, announced yesterday the blanketed the area. Officials were forced to cancel appointment of Hal Handel as chief executive officer racing Wednesday night after nearly a foot of snow fell of Philadelphia Park. Handel, who resigns his post as on the area and, with the prediction of continued bad the Sports and Exposition Authority's weather, Thursday night's card was also jettisoned. chief operating officer for racing, will be responsible IRac:ing is scheduled to resume Friday with a first post for all aspects of Philadelphia Park's operations. "I am time of 5:30 p.m. delighted that Hal will be joining our organization," said Bob Green, chairman and president of Green­ wood. "He is one of the leading figures in our industry and has done a magnificent job for the New Jersey • ILocal News, Gulfstream Park: Sports and Exposition Authority with his management Tale of the Cat (Storm Cat), who reportedly came of Meadowlands and Monmouth Park racetracks." back lame from a half-mile work at Gulfstream Monday, Commenting on the move, Handel said, "I have had a has just been walking the shedrow since the breeze. On wonderful 1 3 years at the Sports Authority and have Thursday, Pat McBerney, assistant to trainer John enjoyed the challenge of helping to develop the Mead­ !Forbes said, "John is in New Jersev for a couple of owlands and Monmouth Park into two of the most days, but when he comes back on :Sunday, he'll decide successful racetracks in America. The racing industry whether to work him or not. We thought there was a is going through a number of fundamental changes bruise, but there was nothing on the X-ray. Both of his and I believe Greenwood is poised to take advantage l[front) hoofs are warm, but there doesn't seem to be an of these changes and grow into one of the major abscess. We're keeping a close eye on him." racing operations in the country." Yesterday's Results: BACK ON TRACK AT GULFSTREAM Ted Malloy, 9th-GPX, $50,000, Alw, 4yo/up, 7f, 1 :21 1/5, ft. Gulfstream Park track superintendent, said repairs 1--E:LUSIVE QUALITY, 115, h, 5, Gone West--Touch of made to the sinkhole which materialized between the Greatness, by Hero's Honor. 0-Darley Stud three-sixteenths and the eighth pole Wednesday, Management; 8-Silver Springs Stud Farm, Inc & Mrs J were completed early Thursday morning. "I sent my Costelloe (KY); T-William I Mott. Lifetime Record: crew home at 2 a.m," Malloy said. He continued MGSP, 14-6-3-2, $225,494. working alone well past 4:30. The track was available :2--Sea Horse, 117, h, 5, Cutlass--Charquillo, by Native for horses at the regular 5:30 a.m. opening. Malloy Charger. said plumbers had to dig out a 20-foot section of 30- 3--Cache in, 11 7, c, 4, Lac Ouimet--A Screen Classic, inch corrugated pipe to reconnect a broken strap that by Screen King. Margins: 7, 5, 3. Odds: 0.40, 6.00, 12.90. had caused the sinkhole. "The plumbers finished at Elusive Quality finished third in the July 6 Gii Tom 10 last (Wednesday} night," Malloy added. The sink­ Fool H. at Belmont in his prior trip to the post and re­ hole suspended the day's card after the first race, turned to the winner's circle here for the first time since which meant the seven-furlong $1 00 ,000 G 111 Shirley breaking the Gulfstream track record at this distance Jones H. was lost. Racing Secretary Bob Umphrey Feb. 21, 1997, five races back. Coming off of a seven­ said he was rescheduling the race for Sunday. "The month layoff, the 2-5 favorite quickly sprinted clear in matter was discussed with the owners and trainers of the early stages and coasted home an easy victor. the original entries and it was agreed this was the most equitable way of handling the situation," said A #' will distinguish first-time stakes-winners, a @ will Umphrey. "Of the original field, only two, Everhope indicate first-time graded stakes-winners, a + will de­ (Danzig) and Dance for Thee (Sword Dance {Ire}), no1t1e winners who are first-time starters, an (S) will be said they could not run." Umphrey said the field, now used for state-bred races, a (CJ will be used for maiden­ claiming races and an (R) will be us:ed for other re­ down to five entries, would run in the post positions stri11:ted races. drawn for the Wednesday race. Sultry Song 2YO Colt sold for $375,000 PARIS, KY (606) 233-4252 at OBS-Calder FAX (606) 987-0008 PAGE 3 • THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS • 2-6-98 '

Florida report cont. 7th-GPX, $32,000, Alw, 4yo/up, 1 1 /16m, 1 :44 2/5, ft. PRIVATE JOE (c, 4, Private Account--Jody G., by • • Roberto), who romped by 11 lengths in an Aug. 21 Lat::al News, Saratoga: Saratoga off-the-turf allowance event three starts ago, Applications for the New York Racing Association's came in fourth in a Nov. 8 Aqueduct allowance contest reserved seat drawing for the 1998 Saratoga season in his previous start. The 22-1 longshot was close up must be postmarked by March 21 . Tickets can be or­ early before advancing between horses around the far dered by sending a check or money order, made payable turn and grabbing the lead inside the final furlong for a to the New York Racing Association to Saratoga Re­ 1 1 /2-length win. The winner is a % to Bound By Honor served Seats, P.O. Box 030257, Elmont, New York (Woodman), GSW, $268,618. Lifetime Record: 11003. Clubhouse seats are $6 per day with grand­ 10-3-0-2, $76,830. stand seats available for $4 apiece. A limit of four seats O/B-Phillips Racing Partnership & John Phillips (KY). per day per household may be ordered. Orders post­ T-Thomas J Skiffington. marked after March 21 will be processed in the order each was received after the original drawing is com­ 6th-GPX, $31,000, Alw, 4yo/up, f/m, 1 1/8m (off turf), plete. The 1 998 race meet runs from July 29 through 1 :53 2/5, ft. September 7 with Tuesdays dark. DERBY TIE (f, 4, Black Tie Affair {lre}--Derby Topper, by Topsider) rolled to a 10 3/4-length victory in a Dec. Yesterday's Results: 15 Calder $22,500 maiden claimer and finished fourth 8th-AQU, $35,000, Alw, 4yo/up, f/m, 6f, 1: 11 4/5, sy. while making her turf debut in a Dec. 26 Calder allow­ HIP WOLF (f, 4, Northern Wolf--Hat Tip, by Al Hattab), ance event last out. The 5-2 favorite trailed the field of winner of a Dec. 11 allowance event four races back, eight early prior to launching her bid turning for home ran second against Aqueduct allowance company in her and closing powerfully in the stretch to get up for the three previous efforts. The bay filly, part of the 3-5 victory by one length. Lifetime Record: 7-2-1-2, favored entry, tracked the early pace and wore down $30,119. stablemate MY LUCKY BABY (Dawn Quixote) in the 0-William Grimsley, Jr. & Elsie Julian. B-Preston I. final strides to win by a head. The winner is a % to Moffett (MD). T-George Julian. Umbrella Rig (Jig Time), MSW, $144,510 Lifetime Record: SP, 36-6-15-8, $207,635. 1 Oth-GPX, $28,000, Msw, 4yo, 7f, 1 :24 4/5, ft. 0-0urblueheaven Farm. B-Dr. Howard Hoffman (MD). ANFERNEE (c, 4, Irish Tower--Flaminia, by Star de T-Mitchell Friedman. Naskra) came in third in a Jan. 22 Gulfstream maiden contest in his previous outing. The 9-2 second choice, 9th-AQU, $31,000, Alw, 3yo, f, 6f, 1 :13 1 /5, sy. a $39,000 1995 KEESEP yearling and $85,000 1996 TENSKI (f, 3, Polish Numbers--Miss Rudy T. {SP}, by OBSFEB two-year-old purchase, raced from just off Lord Gaylord) captured a Dec. 2 Aqueduct maiden event the pace and made up ground quickly in the drive to at first asking and came off of a two-month break to romp by 14 % lengths in this spot. The 3-1 third choice edge front-running BRUSH BAYOU (Broad Brush) by a took command leaving the far turn and drew off in the half-length at the wire. Lifetime Record: 4-1-1-1 , stretch for a convincing score. Lifetime Record: 2-2-0-0, $25,220. $36,000. 0-Bea & Robert H Roberts. B-R. Alex Rankin & Wil­ 0-Richard L Golden. B-Dr. & Mrs. Thomas Bowman liam Scott (KY). T-Stanley M Hough. (MD). T-Linda Rice.

®Copyright Thoroughbred Daily News. 7th-AQU, $31,000, Msw, 4yolup, 1 1 /16m, 1 :46 1 /5, This newspaper may not be reproduced in any form or sy. by any means, electronic or mechanical, without prior SENOR PUDDLES (c, 4, Thunder Puddles--Tied in Blue, written permission of the copyright owner, Media Vista. by Bold Reason) finished fourth in a Jan. 8 Aqueduct maiden contest in his previous trip to the post. The 7-2 Information as to the races, race results and earnings second choice opened up a clear early advantage and was obtained from results charts published in Daily maintained his lead in the drive for a 5 1 /2-length tally. Racing Form and utilized herewith with the permission Lifetime Record: 8-1-2-1, $32, 165. of the copyright owner, Daily Racing Form. 0-J S Parisi. B-Marie J. Parisi (NJ). T-Faustino F Ramos.

SILVER GHOST 2-year-old sold for $250,000 at OBS-Calder . .. the opening day stakes at Oaklawn was won by a daughter ofSilver Ghost's three-quarter brother PROSPECTOR'S MUSIC VINE RY= 606. 846. 5214 PAGE 4 • THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS • 2-6-98

._____+_M_1_o_w_E_s_T_+_ __.I [ • So. c AL 1FoRN1 A • Local News, Hawthorne: Local News, California: Construction is set to begin on a multi-million dollar GI Santa Anita Derby winner Free House (Smokester), facelift of the 107-year old Hawthorne Race Course. who placed in all three Triple Crown races last year, has The facility, which was completely rebuilt following a been named champion California-bred three-year-old by 1978 fire, will operate a 1 29-day summer/fall meeting in the California Thoroughbred Breeders Association. The 1998 beginning July 1 . "The convenience and comfort wey is also the leading candidate for Cal-bred "Horse of of both racing fans and horsemen is our prime objec­ the Year" honors, which will be announced at the tive," said the track's President and General Manager CTBA' s awards dinner in Sacramento February 1 7. Thomas F. Carey. "When race fans arrive July 1 for our Golden Eagle Farm was represented by three Cal-breds opening day card, they are going to be overwhelmed by champions for 1997: GI Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies all of the improvements." runner-up Career Collection (General Meeting), two-year­ old fiily; Fleet Lady (Avenue of Flags), three-year-old Yesterday's Results: 1filly; and Avenue of Gold (Avenue of Flags), older 1oth_FGX, $26,600, Msw, 3yo, c, 6f, 1 :11 2/5, ft, :filly/mare. Champion older male went to Cal Cup Classic +CAJUN CRANE (g, 3, Wayne's Crane--Cajun Dust hero .Awesome Daze (Lil Tyler), while Surachai (Slewpy) {SW}, by Paris Dust) came up a two-length winner in was named top Cal-bred sprinter. Ex Marks the Cop (In his debut. The 6-1 shot raced just off the pace and 1::xcess {Ire}), three-for-four in '97, earned the award as rolled to the front in the lane to pick up the victory. champion two-year-old, and Gastown (Carson City) Lifetime Record: 1-1-0-0, $15,960. pocketed the state title as top grass horse. Paco Gonza­ O/B-Bob & Diana McShan (TX). T-Troy Young. lez, who conditions both Free House and Gastown, was the CTBA's leading trainer of Cal-breds for 1997.

Local News, Santa Anita: FOALING NEWS GI Hollywood Futurity winner Real Quiet (Quiet Amer­ ican) worked a half-mile in :4 7 4/5 with jockey Kent Desormeaux aboard Thursday. CRYSTAL COP, 8, Crystal Water-L'Detective (L'Natural) Yesterday's Results: Foal born 1-31-98, a colt by In Excess (Ire). 4th-SAX, $68,640, Alw, 4yo/up, 1 1 /16m, 1 :43, ft. Will be bred back to In Excess (Ire). 1--IVIEGAN'S INTERCO, 116, g, 9, lnterco--Don's Quillo Owned by Davis and Novak. (MSW), by Don B .. 0-Bronson Milton M; B-Bronson Boarded at Vessels Stallion Farm in Bonsall, Ca. Stable (CA); T-Jenine Sahadi. Lifetime Record: Accomplishments: Dam of Ex Marks the Cop (In Excess MGSW, 33-16-10-0, $1,035,64!). {Ire}), MSW, $158,800. 2--Flying With Eagles, 11 5, c, 4, Skywalker--Delightful Choice, by Knights Choice. DANCING PLACE {FR), 17, Green Dancer-Bold Place 3--Awesome Daze, 121, h, 6, Lil Tyler--Lil Bit (Bold Bidder) Awesome, by Princely Native. Foal born 1-31-98, a colt by Saint Estephe (Fr). Margins: 2, 2 3/4, 8. Odds: 3.50, 13.90, 2. 70. Will be bred back to Saint Estephe (Fr). Megan's lnterco won one of four starts last year, Owned by Magalen Bryant & Michael Charlton. most recently running fifth in the Ack Ack S. at S.anta Boarded at Le Lieu des Champs in France. Anita Dec. 27. The venerable gelding tracked the early Accomplishments: Stakes Winner in France. lead of 4-5 favorite CRAFTY FRIEND (Crafty Prospec­ tor), until the far turn where he spurted away from the ARCHES OF GOLD, 9, Strike Gold-Pittsy (Shecky six-horse field and held on for a two-length victory over Greene) Flying With Eagles. "He is my all-time favorite horse," Foal born 2-2-98, a colt by Storm Cat. admitted winning trainer Jenine Sahadi. "When we send Owned by Stronach Stables. him to the track, he gives 100 percent each and every Boarded at Adena Springs in Versailles, Ky. time. He's just an absolute professional in every sense Accomplishments: GSW & GISP, $434,006. of the word."

ASHFORD STUD RHYTHM Dr. Barry Simon or Aisling Cross A/rE,ady 4 individual 3-y-o Tel: 606-873-7088. Fax: 606-879-5756. winners in 1998 in Japan! ••••WATCH THIS SPACE•••• PAGE 5 • THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS • 2-6-98

Southern California report cont. 7th-SAX, $59,360, Alw, 4yo/up, f/m, a6 1 /2fT, 1 :15, gd. •R•E•E•D•E•R•S 1--IZA BAY, 117, f, 4, lz a Saros--Fahdi Bay, by Fahdi EDITION (Ire). 0-Brown C & Nicholson P & Simmons N; B-Redman Gerald Evarts (CA); T-J Eric Kruljac. ALLOWANCE RESULTS: Lifetime Record: SW, 9-4-4-0, $86,490. 4th-.-!~QU, $35,000, (S), 4yo/up, 1 1 /Sm, 1 :53 2/5, sy. (DH)2--lmroz, 115, f, 4, Nureyev--All At Sea, by DUNS TURF (h, 6, Duns Scotus--House of Decadence, Riverman. by Amber Pass) Lifetime Record: 38-3-6-5, $142,836. (DH)2-- Highest Dream (Ire), 117, m, 5, Highest Honor 0-Meiittinis Louis & Rubenstein Barry. B-Louis Meittinis (Fr)--Ring Beaune, by Bering (GB). (NY). T-Louis N Meittinis. Margins: 1 1 /4, HF. Odds: 14.50, 4.90, 5.20. lza Bay suffered the only off-the-board finish of her 7th_BMX, $36,400, Opt. Clm. ($80,000), 4yo/up, f/m, career when seventh in her only turf start in the March 6f, 1:10, sy. 23 Scottsdale H. at Turf Paradise. Off nine months after SWEET KYLEE (f, 4, Kyle's Our Man-Coco Is Good, by that effort, the filly returned with a six-length allowance Quadratic) Lifetime Record: 23-7-7-4, $149,210. win at Turf Paradise January 18. Making her second turf 0-Robert L Cox. B-Dan Mallory (KY). T-Steve Specht. start, lza Boy led from wire-to-wire and held on for her second-straight score. SHAKE THE YOKE (GB) 9th-F:Gx, $33,800, 4yo/up, 6f, 1: 1 o 2/5, ft. (Caerleon), racing for the first time in over a year, had CHAIR.LIE CHAN (h, 5, Air Forbes Won--Shady Street, by no late rally and finished sixth. Shadeed) Lifetime Record: 13-5-4-0, $91,454. 0-Corrado Alfred & Mark. B-Wood M. L. Mr. & Mrs. (KY). T-Carl Bowman. FOALING NEWS 7th-FGX, $29,000, 3yo, c/g, a5 1 /2fT, 1 :06 3/5, gd. CLEVERSLEW (c, 3, Clever Trick--Slewway, by Slewpy) Lifetime Record: 7-2-0-1, $33,860. 0-Bronstad Bill & PRIMARILY, 10, Lord At War (Arg)-Mostly (*Grey Dawn Sharon Ltd. B-A. Lakin & Sons, Inc. (FL). T-Thomas 11) Amoss. Foal born 1-31-98, a filly by Silver Deputy. Will be bred back to Storm Cat. Bth-OPX, $27,000, 4yo/up, 6f, 1:'11 1/5, ft. Owned/Boarded at Kinghaven Farms in King City, On­ BRANSON (c, 4, Salem Drive--Robins Black Satin, by tario, Canada. Proud Truth) Lifetime Record: SW, 9-3-0-3, $75,725. Accomplishments: SW; Dam of Whiskey Wisdom (Wild 0-AI J Horton. B-Patrick H. Tanner, Jr. (AR). T-Kenny P Again), GSW, $452,824; Primaly (Alydeed), Ch. 2yo Smith. Filly-Can, SW & GISP, $280,600. 6th-LRL, $26,000, 4yo/up, 1 1 /16m, 1 :46 2/5, sy. PLENTY OF SUGAR, 7, Ascot Knight-Lemons to Lemon­ COLONEL CHRIS (g, 4, Texas City--Mrs. Chi, by North­ ade (Conquistador Cielo) ern View {Ire}) Lifetime Record: 19-5-4-5, $63, 118. Foal born 2-1-98, a filly by Pleasant Colony. 0-B Parker. B-H Houchens (VA). T-King T Leatherbury. Will be bred back to Gulch. Owned by F. E. Dixon. Bth-LRL, $25,480, 4yo/up, 1 1/16m, 1:47 2/5, sy. Boarded at MiddleBrook Farm in Lexington, Ky. HONEST WORDS (h, 5, Deputed T1i!stamony-­ Accomplishments: MSW & GISP, $781,764. Enchanting Belle, by Gregorian) Lifetime Record: 18-3-6-2, $87,383. O/B/T-Michael Terry Shane (MD). APOLDA, 7, Theatrical (lre)-Paloma Blanca (Blushing Groom {Fr}) 4th-LRL, $22,000, 3yo, f, 6f, 1 :12 4/5, sy. Foal born 2-3-98, a filly by Woodman. SAMVARKATA (f, 3, Agincourt--Toast the Bride, by Will be bred back to Pulpit. Raise a Cup) Lifetime Record: 6-3-0-1, $30,832. Owned/boarded at Brookside Farm in Versailles, Ky. 0-Albert L Kirkner. B-Keystar, Inc. (KY). T-Peggy E Accomplishments: MGSW, $595,663; first foal. Pruitt.

An Excellent Racing and/or Broodmare Prospect Hip No. 11~0 - Bairn 18 Selling at Fasig-Tipton (KY) February Winter Mixed Sale February 8 Five· Year-Old Multiple Stakes·Winning Mare DARBY DAN ' 5wins, 2to 4, $248,500, winner of the . SALES AGENCY 'I 63 Bay Meadow Oaks, half-sister to two multiple (606) 254-0424 N OTAGOLDBRICl~ stakes winners, Ml LUCIA ($204,383) and (i 993, Fortunate Prospect-Not a Flaw, by T.V Commercial) SURE TOO EXPLODE ($137,375). PAGE 6 • THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS • 2-6-98

MAIDEN WINNERS: WEEKEND PEDIGREE PIERSPECTIVES Shotgun Man, g, 3, Buckaroo--Box Supper, by In by Alan Porter Reality. AOU, 2-5, (C), 6f, 1 :14 2/5. B-Federico Gino (Fl). *$12,500 yrl '96 OBSAUG; $36,000 2yo 1997 PEDIGREE SHORTS OBSJUN. * *9 1 /2-length winner. The Tom Fool/Flaming Page combination credited a Really James, g, 3, For Really--Tell Jamie, by Mr. young sire with his first stakes winner recently. This Badger. SAX, 2-5, (C), 6f, 1 :11 4/5. B-Debruckyer was Prospector's Song (f, 3, Prospector's Music--Music Lloyd (Wa). Bell, by Stop the Music), a three-year-old filly who cap­ Ice and Hay, c, 3, Hay Halo--lce Devise (SP), by tured the Dixie Belle S. at Oaklawn Jan. 30. Prospec­ lcecapade. LRL, 2-5, (C), 6f, 1 :13 4/5. B-Goldsmith C tor's Song comes from the first crop by Prospector's Oliver (Md). *Five-length winner. Music, a three-parts brother to Silver Ghost. Prospec­ Voluptuous Velda, f, 3, Out of Place--Trually, by Raised tor's Music is out of a mare by The Minstrel (granddam Socially. GPX, 2-5, (C), 6f, 1 :12 3/5. B-Harris Ronald Flaming Page) and Prospector's Song's broodmare sire, L Mrs. (Fl). *$6,000 wing '95 OBSOCT. Stop the Music, is by out of mare by Tom Fool. * * 7 1 /2-length winner. Aplaceinthesun, f, 3, Peteski--Zula Maiden, by Tom 1998 THOROUGHBRED RACING LEADERS Rolfe. SAX, 2-5, (C), 1 1 /16m, 1 :47 2/5. B-Henry (through Febraury 1, 1998) Fitzgibbon (Ky). * $1 2,500 yrl '96 KEESEP. © 1998/Equibase Company (Subject to audit) Lucky Raisin, f, 3, Slew's Royalty--Lucky Snatch, by Jockeys Mounts/Wins Purses What Luck. SAX, 2-5, (C), 5 1/2f, 1 :04 4/5. Jerry Bailey 1 53/41 $1,282,506 B-Fernandez Carole (Ca). * * 11-length winner. Kent Desormeaux 1 33/26 $1 , 1 2 7,499 + Lillians Turn, f, 3, Sutter's Prospect--Young Gary Stevens 111 /16 $ 901, 719 Livermore, by Mt. Livermore. FGX, 2-5, (S), 5 1 /2f, Corey Nakatani 89/20 $ 833,439 1 :06 1 /5. B-Gowan George Dr (La). Alex Solis 117 /18 $ 810,498 +Cajun Crane, g, 3, Wayne's Crane--Cajun Dust (SW), Jorge Chavez 141 /32 $ 769, 766 by Paris Dust. FGX, 2-5, 6f, 1 :11 2/5. B-Bob & Diana Chris Mccarron 55/11 $ 696, 766 McShan (Tx). Russell Baze 139/40 $ 687,908 +Wide of the Mark, c, 3, Wild Again--Kalwada, by Pat Day 124/21 $ 675,627 Roberto, SAX, 2-5, (C), 6f, 1 :11. 8-Jelks Frances B Aaron Gryder 137/17 $ 645,994 (Ky). Diane's Birthday, f, 3, With Approval--Pretense D'Or, by Trainers Starts/Wins Purses Medaille D'Or. GPX, 2-5, {C), 6f, 1 :12. B-Eldredge Alfred T Jr (Fl). * 1 /2 to D' Or Ruckus {Bold Ruckus), Jerry Hollendorfer 83/25 $708,208 MSW & GISP, $418,983. Bob Baffert 47/14 $672,289 Anfernee, c, 4, Irish Tower--Flaminia, by Star de Naskra. D. Wayne Lukas 64/11 $546,836 GPX, 2-5, 7f, 1 :24 4/5. B-R Alex Rankin & William Ron McAnally 40/5 $463,092 Scott (Ky). *$39,000 yrl '95 KEESEP; $85,000 2yo Neil Drysdale 2017 $352, 123 1 996 OBSFEB. William Mott 41 /11 $330,290 Senor Puddles, c, 4, Thunder Puddles--Tied in Blue, by Bobby Barnett 50/12 $308,684 Bold Reason. AQU, 2-5, 1 1 /16m, 1 :46 1 /5. B-Parisi Richard Mandella 34/5 $300,818 Marie J (NJ). Gary Sciacca 57/10 $282,030 Melvin Stute 36/7 $281,674

MOVING??? Horses Starts/Wins Purses Silver Charm 1 /1 $125,520 For just a day or forever ... Clover Hunter 1 /1 $120,000 Call us with your new fax number. Exotic Wood 1 /1 $120,000 (732) 747-8060 Funontherun 1 /1 $120,000 Hal's Pal (GB) 1 /1 $120,000

Fiefds From the breeders of BEHRENS, DESERT STORMER & THE EXETER MAN: rw-i:r Norlields offers for sale its Hollywood Park Horses in Training: 2, 3 and 4 year olds by such sires as Halo, Phone T nck, Blushing John, Inquiries to Joanne Nor Quiet American, Geiger Counter, Gone West & Pleasant Tap. {619) 759-2257 Pedigrees on request.