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I'd love to see more Americans going to the European sales. If EUROPEAN IMPORTS: we bring a proper pedigree horse over here, bought as a yearling and raced in America, you could have a dual-threat FINDING THE RIGHT HORSE stallion between the U.S. and Europe. If you look back, there's a lot of Danzig in European pedigrees. There's Northern Dancer. There's Mr. Prospector. Those are the bloodlines that do very well over here.

James Cassidy, trainer: They're outstanding with what they do with pedigrees over there compared with what we do over here. For one, they breed for racing and not for the sales. However, if you want to buy a colt with real substance and size, or a filly with a really good pedigree, you're spending a lot of money. So, for value, you're better off with a middle-of-the-road pedigree with some ability than you are with some fabulous pedigree, a Galileo or something, even though with fillies you can always breed from them. Cont. p2

Thewayiam has won a pair of Grade IIIs this year after being imported from France | Horsephotos IN TDN AMERICA TODAY CAUSE FOR EXCITEMENT AT AIRDRIE By Dan Ross Though the peers that immediately follow have sired Classic In this two-part series, we=re delving into the thought and Oaks winners, Airdrie’s Creative Cause is the proverbial king processes that underscore which horses are plucked from of the third-crop mountain. Chris McGrath reports. Europe to race in the U.S. What hidden treasures are bloodstock Click or tap here to go straight to TDN America. agents scouting for? What sorts of European plunder can U.S. trainers most readily add a bit of spit and polish to? Yesterday in Part I, we spoke with trainers and bloodstock agents about their preferences in terms of horses with established form. An area of agreement circled the hunt for horses still eligible for allowance races in the U.S. An area of disagreement was the desired distances European runners have performed over. Today, we focus on the horses themselves--what purchasers look for in breeding, conformation and psyche. Pedigrees David Ingordo, bloodstock agent: "Some American buyers have this opinion of what a European yearling looks like, but a good European horse looks like a good American horse. They're strong. They're good-boned. Their feet might look a little different because of the turf, but a good-looking yearling over there stacks up over here. TDN EUROPE/INTERNATIONAL • PAGE 2 OF 13 • THETDN.COM THURSDAY • 28 JUNE 2018

European Imports: Finding The Right Horse cont. from p1 And with fillies, you want to have enough of a pedigree to Simon Callaghan, trainer: If you're looking for a filly with proven have residual value, and see, for instance, if the dam performed form, a 90-plus [Timeform rating], and residual value, then on firm ground or if the siblings performed on firm ground. you're paying upwards of $400,000. A filly with a lesser We've done well with Dark Angel and Dandy Man. One stallion pedigree, you're obviously buying them a lot cheaper. Then with a bunch of success, just as a less expensive stallion, is again, some stallions definitely move up when they get here. Equiano. Sir Percy, he's done well in America and they like the The Sir Prancealots, who isn't fashionable in Europe at all, firm ground. they've come to California and done well. Aron Wellman, Eclipse Thoroughbred Partners: I would love to pick and choose when it comes to stallions and blood lines. But WE’VE DONE WELL WITH DARK ANGEL it's got so competitive that in my experience, trying to buy AND DANDY MAN. ONE STALLION WITH horses for a reasonable amount of money and trying to match that up with a top-class pedigree is close to impossible. So, in a A BUNCH OF SUCCESS IS EQUIANO. SIR lot of cases, you're trying to make your own pedigree with PERCY, HE’S DONE WELL IN AMERICA. European imports, and they've just got to try and establish themselves on the racetrack, particularly with fillies, in order to Joe Miller establish some residual value.

Build, Conformation and Soundness Graham Motion, trainer: Look, you want an agile horse because Joe Miller, bloodstock agent: Pedigrees are important to me, the tracks tend to be tight. There are very few tracks where because there are certain stallions that have done well in you're going to get away with a horse who is a big lumbering America, and I'm looking for those horses where the stallion's type--Belmont and Woodbine are the tracks that come to mind progeny generally do well on firm ground. where you can get away with that. Cont. p3 TDN EUROPE/INTERNATIONAL • PAGE 3 OF 13 • THETDN.COM THURSDAY • 28 JUNE 2018

European Imports cont. But you look at the Breeders' Cup at Del Mar last year, you need a horse that's quick to handle the turns and handle the fastness of the racetrack. We tend to run on firm turf that people in Europe would be worried about racing on.

Cassidy: I'm looking for a horse that's well-balanced with a good head and eye. As far as build and substance, it doesn't matter so much because when they come to America with these dirt tracks, in two or three months you can hardly recognize them Vice President, International Operations because they're so buffed out due to the struggles they have Gary King getting over the track, and our feeding program is 10 times Twitter: @garykingTDN better than Europe. You have to be very careful with the feeding [email protected] program when you bring a horse over--you have to go really + 1.732.320.0975 slow, otherwise it's too rich, and you can wind up foundering International Editor them. Kelsey Riley Twitter: @kelseynrileyTDN [email protected]

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Marketing Manager Alayna Cullen Twitter: @AlaynaCullen [email protected] James Cassidy: AI=m looking for a horse that=s well-balanced Contributing Editor with a good head and eye.@ | Benoit Alan Carasso Twitter: @EquinealTDN Nicolas de Watrigant, bloodstock agent: Turf horses for the U.S. Cafe Racing will need to have a good balance, good feet and correct Sean Cronin conformation. Size doesn't matter to me. We have bought some Tom Frary small horses and they have been very effective. [email protected]

Irish Correspondent Marette Farrell, bloodstock agent: You have to find horses that Daithi Harvey you think will handle the dirt, and the trainers have to adjust accordingly. That's key with the European horses. I always look Regular Columnists for a little more strength, especially behind, just to offset any Andrew Caulfield potential issues. We get away with a lot more in Europe, they John Berry skip over the top of the ground. But here, you can't get away Kevin Blake with that, training on the dirt. Tom Peacock

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European Imports cont. Wellman: You need a sturdy individual with a proper constitution that is able to withstand the training here and still That said, there's a lot of things that you can improve here. perform on raceday. You need some substance there, and good Shoeing is a big thing here. And obviously veterinary care. bone. With fillies, we've done very well with smaller types, They've got extremely good vets over there, but we take it to slighter builds, that have a lot of agility, athleticism, that bounce the extra degree here in the U.S. In terms of soundness issues, off firm ground, and have the ability to really accelerate and we can help that horse when it comes to the States by tweaking handle tight turns. A small filly from Europe does not deter me. a few things. Pete Bradley, bloodstock agent: You have to stay away from Miller: Physicality is probably the most important thing. I hate horses that are extremely upright, and horses that have buying horses that are too small--I feel you need to buy at least extremely long pasterns. You want a good economy of motion-- a medium-sized, stronger horse to be able to train over the dirt you don't want it to look like twin propellers going down there, tracks. A lot of the time, even though people make the case the knees flailing left and right. How they train in Europe, you can small ones can stay more sound, I feel you need not necessarily get away with some things much more than with the pounding a big horse but one with a bit of size and substance to it to train that horses get in their training over here [on the dirt]. over the dirt tracks. Those light-framed horses, I don't feel we've had a whole lot of luck with. Cont. p5

Bradley Weisbord, bloodstock agent: You want a horse you think is going to stay sound because they're going to train on dirt. A lot of people don't realize when you buy these turf horses and they're going to train at Belmont Park six months out of the year, that's going to be tough on them. You need a strong horse. A well-made horse, even if they're not very big. They need to be well-made, and their action must be good.

Jane Buchanan, bloodstock agent: "It's tough bringing a horse over from Europe, but we're very lucky that at Fair Hill [training center], we can train on the Tapeta. A lot of European horses are generally on the small side, but they do come in all shapes and sizes. One of our best horses at the moment--one I had no part in purchasing--is Thewayiam, and she's on the smaller side. So, I think when you get to racehorses, it's not like buying a yearling--you can afford to be a little less choosy conformation- Simon Callaghan: AThe Sir Prancealots, they=ve come to California and done quite well.@ | Horsephotos wise, size-wise, because it's mostly about the form. TDN EUROPE/INTERNATIONAL • PAGE 5 OF 13 • THETDN.COM THURSDAY • 28 JUNE 2018

Mental Aptitude Callaghan: You've got to have a horse with a really good Brendan Walsh, trainer: The European horses, some of them temperament for reaching their full potential. The horses that that are a little screwey over there actually fit here. It's all very are hard to train, for me, you're fighting an uphill battle. well over there, this 20 to 25 minute walk to the gallops, then the walk back. But if a horse is jig-jogging the whole time across town at Newmarket, they're wound up by the time they get to the gallops. Then coming back, god help you! Here, they go out and come back in and that's quick. Sometimes I think that can suit them. I don't think there's one rule that says they're not going to fit over here.

Weisbord: This is huge. You're going to need a good training horse, especially when we send them to some of our larger CLASSIC PRODUCING V2 CATALOGUE trainers who have 150-200 horses in training. You really need them to be able to fit in line and adapt well. ONLINE

Tom Morley, trainer: Obviously you don't want to get to the Tattersalls Horses in Training sale and see the horse jig-jogging around the pre-parade ring with white sweat between his legs. I'm probably going to stay away from that horse, because the paddock at Saratoga is a cauldron. Yes, it's important, but I read a story the other day about how a $6 pair of ear plugs won us an American Triple Crown. We have plenty of tricks with hoods and ear-plugs, etcetera, just to make it easier on these horses.

Bradley: I like a horse with a good mind. I've had problems with those that I thought would settle into the schedule over here and didn't. I would say I try to stay away from the flighty, washy kinds of horses. Poule d=Essai des Poulains winner Olmedo | Scoop Dyga de Watrigant: "I think that in general, the Europeans have a The catalogue for Arqana=s v2 Sale, which falls the day after false opinion of the American training. For me, yes, a difficult the conclusion of its August yearling sale and is this year European horse can improve in the U.S. because, contrary to responsible for French Guineas= winners Teppal (Fr) (Camacho popular belief, the American training is much less intense than {GB}) and Olmedo (Fr) (Declaration of War), is online. The 140 Europe--the daily canters much less fast. They "breeze" for a yearlings selected for precocity include a Brazen Beau (Aus) half- much shorter distance, so a less difficult recovery is great for brother to G3 Sirenia S. winner Love Lockdown (Ire) (Verglas [the horse's] mental [well-being]. {Ire}) (lot 347); a Bated Breath (GB) half-brother to German TDN EUROPE/INTERNATIONAL • PAGE 6 OF 13 • THETDN.COM THURSDAY • 28 JUNE 2018 stakes winner Zylpha (Fr) (Elusive City) (lot 379); a Dabirsim (Fr) filly out of listed winner Big Monologue (Ire) (Testa Rossa) (lot 399); a colt from the first crop of Australian sprinter Sidestep (Aus) who is a half-brother to Grade III winner Elysea=s World (GB) (Champs Elysees {GB}) (lot 452); and a Siyouni (Fr) half- brother to stakes winner Fourioso (Fr) (Footstepsinthesand {GB}) (lot 482).

DE SOUSA FOR DEE EX BEE RIDE Silvestre de Sousa, who rode the Mark Johnston-trained Dee Ex Bee (GB) (Farhh {GB}) to second in the G1 Investec Derby on June 2, will stay united with the colt for this Saturday=s G1 Irish Pocket Dynamo (green), second to Shang Shang Shang in the G2 Norfolk S. | Racing Post Derby. William Buick was originally slated to take the ride, but he is now required for Charlie Appleby=s Old Persian (GB) BAYLISS TO RIDE WARRIOR IN JULY CUP (Dubawi {Ire}), who was supplemented after winning last week=s Redkirk Warrior (GB) (Notnowcato {GB}) will be reunited with G2 King Edward VII S. at Royal Ascot. regular rider Regan Bayliss when he lines up in the G1 Darley AWe have switched back to Silvestre, the same jockey as in the July Cup on July 14. The Australian-trained sprinter was a Derby, so it couldn't be better,@ Johnston told At The Races. disappointing 10th in last weekend=s G1 Diamond Jubilee S. "Everything has been great since Epsom, perfect. Any rain would under Frankie Dettori, and co-trainer Tom Dabernig told RSN have suited us but, at the same time, we don't think he needs it, Racing and Sports, "There was no knock on Frankie Dettori. He so we're happy to go." was probably a victim of the horse not performing on the day. Regan's got an outstanding record on him, winning three Group 1s." Dabernig said the horse appears in good order. BREEDERS= CUP AIM FOR DYNAMO "After the race, we did all the normal testing of bloods, scoping, and it all came back normal and clear,@ he said. AWe Trainer Robert Cowell said he is working backwards from the decided clearly there's a bit of water to go under the bridge, new Breeders= Cup Juvenile Turf Sprint with last week=s he'll continue on at Newmarket with the possibility of running in G2 Norfolk S. runner-up Pocket Dynamo (Dialed In). the July Cup.@ "He will have an entry in the Nunthorpe,@ Cowell said. AThe Molecomb at Goodwood is another race on the agenda and there is also the Prix Morny. We will let the dust settle and look at all the potential entries, but these are the sort of races we will HIGHCLERE ANNOUNCES NEW SYNDICATES be looking at next. The new Breeders' Cup Juvenile Sprint over Highclere Thoroughbred Racing will next year launch a new set 5 1/2 furlongs is his main target at the end of the year and we of syndicates named after great British adventurers and are working back from that.@ explorers. They include Benedict Allen, Miles Hilton-Barber, "His race at Royal Ascot was the quickest of three 2-year-old Claire Lomas, Karen Darke, Scott Sears, Ben Saunders, the Fifth races over five furlongs, so we can take some credit in that fact,@ Earl of Carnarvon, Rosie Swale Pope, Levison Wood and Helen the trainer added. "Wesley Ward's horse [winner Shang Shang Skelton. The horses for these syndicates will be trained by Shang] is quite useful and we were giving her weight, so I think William Haggas, Roger Charlton, Sir Michael Stoute, John we can be very excited about the future.@ Gosden and others. Highclere Chairman Harry Herbert said, AI am very excited to present our new syndicates named after brilliant adventurers and explorers, and would like to thank all of these remarkable men and women who have so kindly allowed us use their names. Their achievements are truly amazing. It is an honour to have them associated with Highclere.@

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European News cont. earned A$3,102,439, almost double that of next closest pursuer FREE MEALS FOR STABLE STAFF Spirit of Boom (Aus). Zoustar, who stands at Widden Stud, will shuttle for the first time next year to Tweenhills Stud in the UK. Jockey Club Racecourses will offer racing staff free meals at its Zoustyle was entered in both the Magic Millions Gold Coast 15 racecourses beginning Saturday, which also marks the start Yearling Sale and Inglis Easter Yearling Sale last year, and of Racing Welfare=s Racing Staff Week. This includes stable staff connections will be glad now that they opted to scratch him on and horsebox drivers, and it is estimated 25,000 meals will be both occasions. Zoustyle is the second foal and first winner for given each year. his dam Fashion (Ger) (Anabaa), who was picked up by agent Paul Fisher, chief executive of Jockey Club Racecourses, said, John Foote for 52,000gns at Tattersalls December in 2012 and AThe hardworking staff who look after our equine stars are immediately shipped to Australia and bred to Snitzel (Aus). absolutely essential to British Racing and we want to look after them to the best of our ability while they work at Jockey Club Racecourses. I=d like to thank them for the vital role they play in our sport and I hope that today=s announcement on 25,000 or so free meals is an indication of that. Having consulted across the industry on this it=s clear horsemen wish us to provide these meals and I am pleased to do so from now on, as well as continuing to invest in prize money and facilities.@

A RISING STAR FOR ZOUSTAR

Zoustyle (Aus) (Zoustar {Aus}) had signaled he was a serious Zoustar | Widden Stud horse with a 12-length trial win at Eagle Farm two weeks ago, and the 2-year-old gelding lived up to expectations on debut on Fashion was barren to Choisir (Aus) after producing Zoustyle Wednesday, earning the >TDN Rising Star= badge via a five-length but now has a weanling filly by that sire. Fashion is a daughter of victory at Doomben. Heading straight to the front, the bay the stakes-winning Felina (Ger) (Acatenango {Ger}) and a half- hugged the rail and simply kicked clear when they straightened sister to the G3 Grosser Preis von Berlin winner Felicity (Ger) for home. Jockey Brad Stewart stole a few glances behind inside (Inchinor {GB}). Also under the second dam are the triple group the final furlong and with nothing nearly within striking range he winner Felician (Ger) and the stakes-winning Fly First (GB) (Big eased up on Zoustyle, hitting the line five lengths clear of Beach Shuffle). Baby (Aus) (Turffontein {Aus}) in an eye-catching 1:03.45 for 1100 metres over a track rated soft five. He becomes the ninth winner for leading first-season sire Zoustar, who progeny have TDN EUROPE/INTERNATIONAL • PAGE 8 OF 13 • THETDN.COM THURSDAY • 28 JUNE 2018

Rising Star cont. 10,000gns Tattersalls October Yearling Sale 2017 - Book 3; 4thBDoomben, Mdn, 6-27, 2yo, 1100m, 1:03.45, sf. 34,000gns Tattersalls Craven Breeze-Up Sale 2018

ZOUSTYLE (AUS), g, 2, by Zoustar (Aus) Toronado (IRE) (High Chaparral {Ire}), Haras de Bouquetot 1st Dam: Fashion (Ger), by Anabaa 121 foals of racing age/2 winners/0 black-type winners 2nd Dam: Felina (Ger), by Acatenango (Ger) 15:05-NEWCASTLE, 6f, ALMUFTI (GB) 3rd Dam: Fireglow (Fr), by Glow 62,000gns Tattersalls December Foal Sale 2016; 120,000gns Lifetime Record: 1-1-0-0, A$12,800. O-Desharon Bloodstock Pty Tattersalls October Yearling Sale 2017 - Book 1 Ltd, Stableboard Bloodstock. B-Desharon Bloodstock. T-Tony Gollan. VIDEO. Click for the free Equineline.com catalogue- style pedigree.

FIRST-SEASON SIRES WITH RUNNERS

Thursday, June 28: FRANCE: Olympic Glory (IRE) (Choisir {Aus}), Haras de Bouquetot 119 foals of racing age/3 winners/0 black-type winners 3-MAR.BORELY, 1200m, GLORIOUS SPIRIT (FR) Waldpark (GER) (Dubawi {Ire}), Haras du Thenney 22 foals of racing age/0 winners/0 black-type winners Toronado has two first-crop winners | Haras de Bouquetot 3-MAR.BORELY, 1200m, INGLEWOOD (FR) i12,000 Arqana Deauville October Yearlings 2017

UNITED KINGDOM: Alhebayeb (IRE) (Dark Angel {Ire}), Tara Stud 128 foals of racing age/2 winners/0 black-type winners Wednesday=s Results: 13:40-NEWMARKET, 6f, GUNFORHIRE (IRE) BRITISH STALLION STUDS EBF ETERNAL S.-Listed, ,40,000, i18,000 Tattersalls Ireland Flat Breeding Stock Sale 2016; Carlisle, 6-27, 3yo, f, 6f 195yT, 1:24.36, g/f. 13,500gns Tattersalls December Yearlings Sale 2017 1--DANCE DIVA (GB), 126, f, 3, by Mayson (GB) Charm Spirit (IRE) (Invincible Spirit {Ire}), Haras de Bonneval 1st Dam: Dance East (GB), by Shamardal 105 foals of racing age/5 winners/0 black-type winners 2nd Dam: Russian Dance, by Nureyev 15:05-NEWCASTLE, 6f, MAYFAIR SPIRIT (IRE) 3rd Dam: Population (Ire), by General Assembly 37,000gns Tattersalls December Foal Sale 2016; 42,000gns RNA O/B-Cheveley Park Stud (GB); T-Richard Fahey; J-Paul Hanagan. , Tattersalls October Yearling Sale 2017 - Book 2 22,684. Lifetime Record: MGSP-Eng, 10-4-2-1, $102,847. 2--Clubbable (GB), 126, f, 3, Mayson (GB)--Invitee (GB), by Gale Force Ten (GB) (Oasis Dream {GB}), Irish National Stud Medicean (GB). O-Cheveley Park Stud. ,8,600. 98 foals of racing age/1 winner/0 black-type winners 3--Miss Bar Beach (Ire), 126, f, 3, Choisir (Aus)--Whitegate Way 14:30-NEWCASTLE, 7f, GEYSER (GB) (GB), by Greensmith (GB). (i9,000 Ylg >16 TIRSEP). 4,500gns Tattersalls December Foal Sale 2016; i3,000 Goffs O-Middleham Park Racing CXV. ,4,304. Sportsman's Yearling Sale 2017; ,10,000 Goffs UK Doncaster Margins: NK, 3/4, 2 1/4. Odds: 3.50, 6.00, 22.00. 2yo Breeze-Up Sale 2018 Also Ran: Gavota (GB), Fille de Reve (GB), Cavatina (GB), Bella Garswood (GB) (Dutch Art {GB}), Cheveley Park Stud Ragazza (GB), Mystic Meg (GB). 74 foals of racing age/3 winners/0 black-type winners Click for the Racing Post result. Video, sponsored by 15:05-NEWCASTLE, 6f, GARSBAY (GB) Fasig-Tipton. ,38,000 Goffs UK Premier Yearling Sale 2017 13:40-NEWMARKET, 6f, ROCA MAGICA (GB) Cont. p9 TDN EUROPE/INTERNATIONAL • PAGE 9 OF 13 • THETDN.COM THURSDAY • 28 JUNE 2018

Eternal S. cont. 2nd-Kempton, ,9,000, Cond, 6-27, 2yo, f, 7f (AWT), 1:26.62, st. SPIRIT KINGDOM (f, 2, Animal Kingdom--Infinite Spirit {SP-Eng Runner-up in the G3 Princess Margaret S. at Ascot in July and & US, $211,135}, by Maria=s Mon), third on debut over six third in the G3 Fred Darling S. on her return at Newbury on furlongs at Brighton on June 19, broke alertly to head the field Apr. 21, Dance Diva needed a confidence-boost after a latest on the rail. Sent into a decisive advantage in early straight, the fourth in Epsom=s G3 Princess Elizabeth S. over an extended mile 13-8 market leader was tiring late but held on to prevail by a on June 2. Granted a fast pace to run at, the bay was content in head from Ballet Red (Fr) (Rio De La Plata). The winner is the last third early and when sent on with 1 1/2 furlongs remaining known foal out of the useful dam, whose son Huntdown (Elusive worked hard to add to her black-type tally after a success in Quality) was runner-up in the G3 Criterion S. and third in the G1 Newmarket=s Listed Empress S. in July. The useful dam, who also Middle Park S. His unraced full-sister Continua produced three has a 2-year-old colt by Nathaniel (Ire), hails from the family of black-type performers headed by Cotai Glory (GB) (Exceed and the G1 Racing Post Trophy hero Saratoga Springs (El Gran Excel {Aus}), who was successful in the G3 World Trophy S. and Senor). G3 Molecomb S., runner-up in the G1 King=s Stand S. and third in the G1 Nunthorpe S. as well as second in the GII Nearctic S. The second dam Eternal Reve (Diesis {GB}) captured the G3 Matron S. and was placed in the G1 Coronation S. and GI Queen Elizabeth II Challenge Cup and is a daughter of Northern Eternity (Northern Dancer). A half-sister to Miswaki, her other progeny include the GI Hollywood Derby hero Eternity Star (Majestic Light) and his SW and G1SP sire full-brother Eternity Range. Lifetime Record: 2-1-0-1, $8,514. Video, sponsored by Fasig- Tipton. O-Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed Al Maktoum; B-Godolphin LLC (KY); T-Mark Johnston.

3rd-Kempton, ,9,000, Cond, 6-27, 2yo, 6f (AWT), 1:12.75, st. Richard Fahey with Dance Diva and Clubbable, who gave their trainer, owner and sire, Mayson, a one-two in the Eternal S. | Racing Post TYPHOON TEN (IRE) (c, 2, Slade Power {Ire}--Cake {Ire} {SW & GSP-Eng, $114,421}, by Acclamation {GB}), sent off at 7-1, overcame a tardy start to race against the rail in mid-division throughout the early stages. Sprinting up the inner to gain the 3rd-Salisbury, ,12,000, Cond, 6-27, 2yo, 6fT, 1:12.86, g/f. advantage approaching the furlong pole, the homebred held on OBERYN MARTELL (GB) (c, 2, Charm Spirit {Ire}--Nickels And to score by a head from Sporting Chance (GB) (Kodiac {GB}). The Dimes {Ire}, by Teofilo {Ire}), second on his racecourse bow at dam, who was a useful listed-winning sprinter for these Doncaster on May 19 before getting off the mark at Sandown on connections, had as her first foal Fig Roll (GB) (Bahamian Bounty June 15, broke smartly to gain the lead after the initial stages. {GB}) who was in her image when winning the Listed Empress S., Keeping on strongly in the final furlong, the 10-11 favourite had while she was also responsible for Tomily (Ire) (Canford Cliffs 2 1/4 lengths to spare over Its the Only Way (Ire) (Lilbourne Lad {Ire}), MSP-Eng, $156,235. She has a full-sister to the latter to {Ire}) at the line. The dam is a half-sister to the SW and MGSP come. Lifetime Record: 1-1-0-0, $7,698. Video, sponsored by Kalahari Gold (Ire) (Trans Island {GB}) and to the dam of the G2 Fasig-Tipton. Queen Mary S. runner-up Easton Angel (Ire) (Dark Angel {Ire}). O/B-O-Mr Des Anderson (IRE); T-Richard Hannon. Her 2017 colt foal by Lethal Force (Ire) was bought by McKeever Ferguson Bloodstock for i38,000 at the Goffs November Foal 1st-Salisbury, ,7,900, Mdn, 6-27, 2yo, 6f 213yT, 1:27.60, g/f. Sale. Sales history: i68,000 Wlg >16 GOFNOV; ,28,000 Ylg >17 FORSETI (GB) (c, 2, Charm Spirit {Ire}--Ravensburg {GB}, by GOUKPR. Lifetime Record: 3-2-1-0, $17,772. Video, sponsored Raven=s Pass), who caught the eye when fourth in a decent by Fasig-Tipton. 6 1/2-furlong novice stakes at Newbury on June 14, was allowed O-Nick Bradley Racing 32 & Sohi & Partner; B-Paramount to bowl along in front from the outset. Cont. p10 Bloodstock (GB); T-Eve Johnson Houghton. TDN EUROPE/INTERNATIONAL • PAGE 10 OF 13 • THETDN.COM THURSDAY • 28 JUNE 2018

1st-Salisbury, cont. CONDITIONS RESULT: 3rd-Bath, ,7,400, Cond, 6-27, 2yo, f, 5f 160yT, 1:10.21, fm. Strongly pressed by Dombra (GB) (Frankel {GB}) inside the final PRAIRIE SPY (IRE) (f, 2, Sepoy {Aus}--Vista Bella {GB} {SW & two furlongs, the 2-1 favourite held on grittily to score by a G1SP-Eng, $114,554}, by Diktat {GB}) Lifetime Record: 2-2-0-0, short head. The dam is a half to the smart middle-distance $12,162. O-Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed Al Maktoum; performer and stayer High Accolade (GB) (Mark of Esteem {Ire}), B-Godolphin (IRE); T-Mark Johnston. who captured the G2 King Edward VII S. and G3 Cumberland Lodge S. on two occasions and was runner-up in the G1 St Leger ADDITIONAL MAIDEN WINNER: and G1 Rheinland-Pokal. Also connected to last year=s G3 The Mackem Bullet (Ire), f, 2, Society Rock (Ire)--Elkmait (GB), Chartwell S. scorer Mix and Mingle (Ire) (Exceed and Excel by Trade Fair (GB). Carlisle, 6-27, 5f 193yT, 1:13.20. B-Tallyho {Aus}), she has a yearling colt by Mayson (GB) to follow. Sales Stud (IRE). *,9,000 Ylg >17 GOUKSI. history: 60,000gns Ylg >17 TAOCT. Lifetime Record: 2-1-0-0, $7,234. Video, sponsored by Fasig-Tipton. O-Mick and Janice Mariscotti; B-Deerfield Farm (GB); T-Andrew Balding.

7th-Salisbury, ,7,900, Mdn, 6-27, 3yo/up, 9f 201yT, 2:06.66, Wednesday=s Results: g/f. IRISH STALLION FARMS EBF NAAS OAKS TRIAL-Listed, i55,000, THIMBLEWEED (GB) (f, 3, Teofilo {Ire}--Prairie Flower {Ire} {SP- Naas, 6-27, 3yo, f, 10fT, 2:09.38, g/f. Fr}, by Zieten), third on debut over 10 furlongs at Sandown on 1--EASTER LILY (IRE), 126, f, 3, by Galileo (Ire) June 7, was held up initially tracking the leader Killdeer (Ire) 1st Dam: Chanting (SW-Ire), by Danehill (New Approach {Ire}). Gradually wearing down that rival to 2nd Dam: Golden Reef, by Mr. Prospector enjoy a narrow advantage two furlongs from home, the even- 3rd Dam: Virginia Reef (Ire), by Mill Reef money favourite stayed on to score by two lengths. The winner 1ST BLACK TYPE WIN. O-Michael Tabor & Derrick Smith & Mrs is a half-sister to the GIII Gallorette H. runner-up Desert Sage John Magnier; B-Chanting Syndicate (IRE); T-Aidan O=Brien; (GB) (Selkirk), GSP-US, $123,353. Their dam is a listed-placed J-Wayne Lordan. i32,450. Lifetime Record: 9-2-0-0, $57,914. daughter of the G3 Prix Minerve scorer Prairie Runner (Ire) *Full to Circling (Ire), SW-US & GSP-Ire. (Arazi) who also produced the G2 Prix Hocquart scorer Prairie 2--Mary Tudor (Ire), 129, f, 3, Dawn Approach (Ire)--Antiquities Star (Fr) (Peintre Celebre) and the G2 Prix de Malleret winner (GB), by Kaldounevees (Fr). O-Godolphin. i10,450. Pacific Rim (Ire) (Singspiel {Ire}). Her 2017 filly is a full-sister to 3--Sizzling (Ire), 126, f, 3, Galileo (Ire)--Weekend Strike, by the Thimbleweed. Lifetime Record: 2-1-0-1, $7,661. Video, Smart Strike. O-Mrs John Magnier & Michael Tabor & Derrick sponsored by Fasig-Tipton. Smith. i4,950. O/B-Mr J. H. Richmond-Watson (GB); T-Ralph Beckett. Margins: 1, HF, HF. Odds: 16.00, 4.00, 7.00. Also Ran: Scriobh Nua (Ire), Tissiak (Ire), Romiyna (Ire), Espere 1st-Carlisle, ,6,500, Cond, 6-27, 2yo, 5fT, 1:01.41, g/f. (Ire), Hasimiyya (Ire), Samasthiti (Ire). Click for the Racing Post BABY STEPS (GB) (c, 2, Paco Boy {Ire}--Stepping Out {Ire}, by result. Video, sponsored by Fasig-Tipton. Tagula {Ire}), who got within two lengths of the subsequent Aidan O=Brien=s last three winners of this Classic prep had Listed Windsor Castle S. winner Soldier=s Call (GB) (Showcasing traded at 7-1 or greater and Easter Lily took it even further here {GB}) when third at Haydock on debut on June 7, was out quickly when causing a bigger upset. Never better than fourth in black- to lead. Joined and headed by Lorton (GB) (Sepoy {Aus}) inside type company after her Leopardstown maiden win in July, she the final quarter mile, the 6-4 joint-favourite stuck to her task to was sixth in the 12-furlong G3 Munster Oaks at Cork on June 17 regain the advantage close home and prevail by a neck. The but had obviously found some improvement in the interim to winner, who is the first foal out of a sister to the listed-paced make the difference here. Settled with two behind early, the Duchess Dora (Ire) (Tagula {Ire}), has a foal half-sister by Lethal chestnut travelled strongly into contention in the straight and Force (Ire). Sales history: i2,000 RNA Ylg >17 TATIAS. Lifetime was brought to bear on Mary Tudor with 100 yards remaining en Record: 2-1-0-1, $6,850. Video, sponsored by Fasig-Tipton. route to an authoritative first black-type success. O-David Lowe; B-The Lowe Family (GB); T-David Loughnane. Cont. p11 TDN EUROPE/INTERNATIONAL • PAGE 11 OF 13 • THETDN.COM THURSDAY • 28 JUNE 2018

Naas Oaks Trial cont. This maiden came up on a bit of nice ground, at a decent track, Easter Lily=s dam Chanting, who took the Listed Silver Flash S. so it suited her well and it=s nice to see her being able to do it at two, has produced the useful Circling also by Galileo who was over six. Her mother was obviously famously a bit quirky and third in this race and the G3 Noblesse S. before winning the Miss War Fronts can sometimes be a little bit the same. She=s keeping America S. The second dam is the GII Schuylerville S. scorer it under wraps at the minute, so hopefully we can keep her like Golden Reef (Mr. Prospector) who was also runner-up in the that.@ Cont. p12 GI Spinaway S. and GI Matron S. Connected to the SW and MGSP Well Acquainted (Ire) (Orientate), she has a 2-year-old full-sister and a yearling full-brother to Easter Lily, with the former named Afar (Ire).

1st-Naas, i15,000, Mdn, 6-27, 2yo, f, 6fT, 1:10.44, g/f. SECRET THOUGHTS (f, 2, War Front--Chicquita {Ire} {Hwt. Older Mare-Ire at 11-14f, G1SW-Ire, G1SP-Eng & Fr, $859,094}, by Montjeu {Ire}), runner-up on debut over seven furlongs at Leopardstown on June 7, was sent up to keep the leader and other 7-4 joint-favourite Rita Levi (Ire) (Kodiac {GB}) honest from the outset. Finally getting the better of that rival approaching the furlong pole, the first foal out of the G1 Irish Oaks heroine Chicquita (Ire) (Montjeu {Ire}) stayed on to win by a head. Jockey Donnacha O=Brien said, AShe=s a lovely filly and a little bit green and she probably needed the last run fitness-wise more Secret Thoughts, daughter of Chicquita | Racing Post than some of ours, but she stepped up nicely and I like her.

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1st-Naas, cont.

Chicquita, who also finished runner-up in the G1 Prix de Diane and has a yearling full-sister to the winner and was bred to Wednesday=s Results: American Pharoah for 2018, is a half to last week=s PRIX HAMPTON-Listed, i52,000, Maisons-Laffitte, 6-27, G2 Ribblesdale S. scorer Magic Wand (Ire) (Galileo {Ire}). The 3yo/up, 5fT, :58.69, g/s. dam was purchased from the Paul Makin dispersal for i6- 1--SON CESIO (FR), 134, h, 7, Zafeen (Fr)--Slitana (Fr), by Dansili million at Goffs November and is related to the G1 English, Irish (GB). O/B-Yves Borotra (FR); T-Henri-Alex Pantall. T-Olivier and Yorkshire Oaks heroine Alexandrova (Ire) (Sadler=s Wells) Peslier. i26,000. Lifetime Record: MGSW-Fr & GSW-Ger, and her full-brother Masterofthehorse (Ire), who was third to 30-8-7-3, i421,320. Sea the Stars (Ire) in the 2009 G1 Epsom Derby. This is also the 2--Imperial Tango (Fr), 125, f, 4, Sageburg (Ire)--Driving Miswaki, family of the G1 Irish Derby runner-up Golden Sword (GB) (High by Miswaki. (i22,000 Ylg >15 AROCT). O-Elia Tanghetti & G Chaparral {Ire}) and his G1 Melbourne Cup-winning full-brother Botti. i10,400. Rekindling (GB). Lifetime Record: 2-1-1-0, $14,709. Video, 3--Gold Vibe (Ire), 128, g, 5, Dream Ahead--Whisper Dance, by sponsored by Fasig-Tipton. Diktat (GB). (i58,000 Wlg >13 GOFNOV; 300,000gns Ylg >14 O-Mrs John Magnier & Michael Tabor & Derrick Smith; TAOCT). O-Sutong Pan. i7,800. B-Orpendale, Chelston & Wynatt (KY); T-Aidan O=Brien. Margins: 1HF, SNK, 3/4. Odds: 5.40, 4.80, 1.50. Click for the Racing Post result. Video, sponsored by Fasig-Tipton. Equally effective at five or six furlongs, as he proved with his two best career successes in the 2016 G2 Prix du Gros-Chene over and last year=s G2 Goldene Peitsche, Son Cesio was third behind the subsequent G1 Diamond Jubilee S. runner-up City Light (Fr) (Siyouni {Fr}) and re-opposing Gold Vibe in the G3 Prix FIGURES UP AT DERBY OPENER de Saint-Georges at ParisLongchamp on May 13. His subsequent effort when seventh in the latest edition of the Prix du Day one of the Tattersalls Ireland Derby Sale returned figures Gros-Chene at Chantilly on June 3 and the fact that he carried a that were up year on year, resulting in a record average and substantial penalty here tempered enthusiasm but he was median. The former, up 3%, settled at i54,792, while the latter quickly away and never looked likely to be pegged back once he climbed 7% to i45,000. Of the 197 lots offered, 82% found new had established dominion in his favourite position. Son Cesio homes for an aggregate of i8,821,500. descends from the Listed Star S. winner and G1 Moyglare Stud S. It wasn=t long into the day before the top-priced lot strode into runner-up Tamnia (Green Desert), who also produced the G2 the ring, with lot 22, the unbroken 3-year-old Kayf Tara (GB) Prix Hocquart scorer and G1 Prix du Jockey Club third Coroner gelding Fetch (Fr), bought by Aiden Murphy and trainer Olly (Ire) (Mtoto {GB}). Murphy on behalf of Barbara Hester for i250,000. "He is a lovely, strong, quality horse," said Olly Murphy. "He 2nd-Maisons-Laffitte, i27,000, Mdn, 6-27, 2yo, f, 6fT, 1:13.27, g/s. looks a racehorse and is by a great sire. He is for Barbara Hester, PRIMERAVEZ (IRE) (f, 2, Dark Angel {Ire}--Evening Frost {Ire}, by who has supported me from the start and let's hope he is a good Invincible Spirit {Ire}), runner-up over 5 1/2 furlongs at Dieppe horse. I have a string of lovely young horses for this season." last time on June 7, put her experience to use by grabbing the The second-top lot was Redpender Stud=s 3-year-old early lead and rail advantage. Staying on strongly to the line, the Presenting gelding (lot 130) who, as a i40,000 foal, proved a 19-5 shot had 1 3/4 lengths to spare over Kiwi Kiss (Fr) (Dabirsim good pinhook at i200,000. {Fr}) there. The dam, who also has a yearling filly by Iffraaj (GB), is a daughter of the MSW and MGSP Irish highweight Evening Time (Ire) (Keltos {Fr}) and therefore a half to the G3 Ballyogan S. scorer Penny Pepper (Ire) (Fast Company {Ire}). This is also the Follow the TDN staff on Twitter family of the sire Distinctly Dancer (Ire) (Distinctly North), the Thoroughbred Daily News group-winning half-siblings Titus Shadow (Ire) (Titus Livius {Fr}) and Orpen Shadow (Ire) (Orpen) and the late Fanciful Angel @garykingTDN @kelseynrileyTDN @collingsberry (Ire), a son of Dark Angel who was runner-up in the GI Arlington Million, GI Joe Hirsch Turf Classic S. and G2 Mehl-Mulhens- @DaithiHarvey @EquinealTDN @HLAndersonTDN TDN EUROPE/INTERNATIONAL • PAGE 13 OF 13 • THETDN.COM THURSDAY • 28 JUNE 2018

Rennen (German 2000 Guineas). Sales history: i80,000 RNA Ylg >17 GOFORB. Lifetime Record: 3-1-1-1, i21,150. Video, EUROPEAN-BRED WINNERS sponsored by Fasig-Tipton. O-Mrs A G Kavanagh; B-Kildaragh Stud (IRE); T-Fabrice Chappet. IN HONG KONG: 5th-Maisons-Laffitte, i27,000, Mdn, 6-27, 2yo, c/g, 6fT, Doctor Geoff (Ire), g, 4, Fast Company (Ire)--More Respect (Ire), 1:12.45, g/s. by Spectrum (Ire). Happy Valley, 6-27, Hcp. (,180k/i204k), WE GO (FR) (c, 2, No Nay Never--Encore Merci {Ire}, by 1800mT, 1:48.07. B-DDE Syndicate. *SW-Ire. **i17,500 Wlg Danehill Dancer {Ire}), runner-up over this trip at Saint-Cloud on >14 GOFNOV; i18,000 RNA Ylg >15 GOFSPT; ,58,000 RNA 2yo debut on May 28, enjoyed the perfect tow from the positively- >16 GOFAPR. VIDEO ridden Kilfrush Memories (Fr) (Shakespearean {Ire}). Taking over passing the 300-metre mark, the 1-2 market-leader asserted for a straightforward two-length verdict over that rival to become AUSTRALIAN-BRED WINNERS the 10th winner for his first-season sire (by Scat Daddy). The winner is a grandson of a listed-placed half to the GI Beverly D. S. and GI First Lady S. heroine Gorella (Fr) (Grape Tree Road IN HONG KONG: {GB}) and the SW and G1SP sire Porto Santo (Fr) (Kingsalsa). Oriental Elite (Aus), g, 4, Star Witness (Aus)--Bail Out (Aus), by Sales history: i22,000 Ylg >17 ARAUG. Lifetime Record: 2-1-1-0, Charge Forward (Aus). Happy Valley, 6-27, Hcp. (A$152k), i18,900. Video, sponsored by Fasig-Tipton. 1000mT, :57.51. B-Star Witness Bloodstock P/L (ACT). O-Mme Jacques Cygler; B-Aleyrion Bloodstock (FR); T-Henri-Alex *A$85,000 Ylg >15 INGEAS. VIDEO Pantall. Don=t Miss (Aus), g, 4, Wanted (Aus)--Paralegal (NZ), by O=Reilly (NZ). Happy Valley, 6-27, Hcp. (A$226k), 1650mT, 1:40. B-W B Andrews (Qld). *A$28,000 Ylg >15 INGMEL. VIDEO

Wednesday=s Results: TEIO SHO-Listed, -102,000,00, Oi, 6-27, 4yo/up, 2000m, 2:04.2, gd. 1--GOLD DREAM (JPN), 126, h, 5, Gold Allure (Jpn)--Mon Vert (Jpn) (SP-Jpn, $575,280), by French Deputy. O-Katsumi Yoshida; B-Northern Farm; T-Osamu Hirata; J-Christophe Lemaire; -60,000,000. Lifetime Record: Ch. Dirt Horse &

We Go is the 10th winner for No Nay Never | Scoop Dyga MG1SW-Jpn, 16-8-3-1, -463,106,000. 2--K T Brave (Jpn), 126, h, 5, Admire Max (Jpn)--K T Laurel (Jpn), by Sakura Laurel (Jpn). ADDITIONAL MAIDEN WINNERS: 3--Sound True (Jpn), 126, h, 8, French Deputy--Kyoei Truth (Jpn), You Alone (Ire), f, 3, Frankel (GB)--Only Green (Ire) (MSW & by Fuji Kiseki (Jpn). GSP-Fr, $165,007}, by Green Desert. Argentan, 6-27, 10 1/2fT, Margins: NK, 1HF, 3. Odds: 2.40, 1.80, 7.60. VIDEO 2:11.70. B-Wertheimer et Frere (IRE). *1/2 to Green Sweet (Smart Strike), SW-Eng, & Aus, $191,369. © Copyright Thoroughbred Daily News. The Gates of Dawn (Fr), g, 3, Iffraaj (GB)--Cheap Thrills (GB), by This newspaper may not be reproduced in any form or by any Bertolini. Maisons-Laffitte, 6-27, 5 1/2fT, 1:05.68. B-Stratford means, electronic or mechanical, without prior written permission Place Stud (FR). of the copyright owner, MediaVista. Information as to the American races, race results and earnings was obtained from Sinnari (Fr), c, 3, Oasis Dream (GB)--Siyenica (Fr), (SW & MGSP- results charts published by The Jockey Club Information Services Fr, $102,865), by Azamour (Ire). Argentan, 6-27, 10 1/2fT, and utilized here with their permission. 2:12.50. B-Haras De S A Aga Khan SCEA (FR). THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 2018

CAUSE FOR EXCITEMENT 152 INITIAL ENTRIES FOR FASIG JULY HORA SALE AT AIRDRIE Fasig-Tipton’s July Selected Horses of Racing Age Sale has garnered an initial 152 entries and is expected to attract significantly more up until sale time Monday, July 9. The auction, which has grown in popularity and stature in recent years, will begin at 4:00 p.m. in Lexington and will be followed the next morning at 10:00 a.m. by the July Selected Yearling Sale. “This is our largest H.O.R.A. catalogue to date, with 43% more entries catalogued at this initial release date compared to last year,” said Fasig-Tipton President Boyd Browning. “We encourage all prospective buyers to stay tuned for more entries in the lead up to the sale, as there are several more in the pipeline.” Cont. p6 (Click here)

IN TDN EUROPE TODAY EUROPEAN IMPORTS: FINDING THE RIGHT Creative Cause | EquiSport photos HORSE In the second installment of a two-part series, we ask American-based trainers and agents what specific by Chris McGrath qualities they look for in a European import. It was a daunting group of young sires to be measured against. Click or tap here to go straight to TDN Europe. Last year, two of them won Triple Crown races at the first attempt, through Always Dreaming (Bodemeister) and Cloud Computing (Maclean's Music). From his second crop, another has since come up with a GI Kentucky Oaks winner in Monomoy Girl (Tapizar), while Paradise Woods and company have already hoisted Union Rags (Dixie Union) up from $35,000 to $60,000. And that's without even mentioning the intake's champion freshman, Dialed In (Mineshaft), who has rightly quadrupled his own, very modest starting fee. Halfway through their third season, however, all these fast starters find themselves panting in the wake of a stallion who is leading the way by prize money, black-type winners and graded stakes winners. Against those operating from meaningful book sizes, moreover, he is also first by winners-to-starters. His name is Creative Cause (Giant's Causeway) and he has now sealed his emergence with a first Grade I winner in Pavel--whose breakout success in the Stephen Foster H. earlier this month provides an encouraging template, in terms of building on initial foundations, for his sire's stock overall. Cont. p3 PUBLISHER & CEO Sue Morris Finley @suefinley [email protected]

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Creative Cause cont. from p1 Not that Creative Cause has exactly been a slow burn. Seven black-type winners last year put the Airdrie stallion alongside Dialed In, Maclean's Music and Union Rags atop the second-season sires, while as a rookie in 2016 he had managed a strike-rate of one-in-three with his first juveniles. (Starting with his very first runner, at Los Alamitos in April over just 4 1/2 furlongs). Creative Cause was himself a Grade I winner at two who disappeared after making his 10th start in the GI Preakness S. But if his progeny can match his own precocity and dash with a propensity to keep thriving, then he seems bound to keep elbowing his way forward in the contest to become the premier Kentucky heir to Giant's Causeway, who died in April. "We knew, coming in, that it was going to be very difficult in such an exceptional crop of first-year sires," recalled Airdrie's Bret Jones. "But what we're seeing right now with Creative Cause is what we've been lucky enough to see in the past with our other big stallions. And that's to find, every Saturday, that you've another couple of Creative Causes running in stakes. It's been snowballing that way for the last year or so now. "What's very encouraging is that his horses stay at a high level. Pavel seems like he's been around a long time already, running against the best around. But not only do they stay together, and have that soundness-they also seem to get better. Pavel is now a "On the Pimlico backside the atmosphere is more laidback Grade I winner. And that's very much the way Giant's Causeway [than Churchill]," said Jones. "Yes, there are still cameras and all earned his reputation." the rest of it, but there's a bit more time. And I'll never forget These are exciting times at a farm where owners Brereton and seeing him come out of the barn one morning and just stand Elizabeth Jones have assembled a highly regarded young team there like a statue. He had so much class; that special kind of to supervise a corresponding roster of sires, not least sales look. And that was the moment we decided we wanted to phenomenon Cairo Prince (Pioneerof The Nile). pursue him full-bore. Creative Cause was enlisted in 2012 after his smouldering "We really put some pressure on ourselves, because we felt presence on the Triple Crown trail had been finally doused with we were bringing home the best stud prospect we have ever third place in the Preakness. had here. We've always been a bit of a niche operation: stallions A $135,000 Keeneland September yearling pinhook, the in the $10,000, $15,000, $20,000 range. And when you bring roan-grey had missed his intended sale at two and was instead one in, at that level, sometimes you have to forgive something acquired privately by trainer Mike Harrington on behalf of ski here or forgive something there. But with this horse, we saw no resort developer Heinz Steinmann. deficiencies. He had that pedigree, he had that brilliance, and he That year he won a Hollywood Park maiden by daylight, the had that conformation. All we had to do was not screw it up!" Airdrie duly committed to supporting Creative Cause with the GII Best Pal S. (beating I'll Have Another {Flower Alley}) and the best mares on the farm. Jones is full of praise for the Steinmann GI Norfolk S., before going down by barely a length when third family, with whom the farm is enjoying "as good a partnership in the GI Breeders' Cup Juvenile. At three, he beat Bodemeister as you could ask for." With everyone putting a shoulder to the (Empire Maker) in the GII San Felipe S., before finishing off with wheel, Creative Cause opened with books of 118, 122 and 103; three consecutive defeats by old rival I'll Have Another: by a and then covered 125 mares in 2016 after his first yearlings, nose in the GI Santa Anita Derby; by three lengths when fifth in conceived at $15,000, raised an average of $67,405. the Kentucky Derby, his only career start off the board; and by While he dipped to 96 mares last year, his direction of travel nine lengths in the Preakness. now can be judged from a fee hike to $20,000 this spring. And If now "the bloom was a little bit off the rose," as Jones put it, he duly covered his biggest book to date, at 145 mares. Cont. p4 at least that brought a deal within reach for Airdrie.

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Creative Cause cont. "His sales have always been solid," Jones reflects. "But there were a few we felt didn't bring quite what they should. We'd always been told that a little bit of a shorter walk was a Giant's Causeway trait, but no matter how nice and balanced the body and movement, we couldn't convince everybody of that. Pavel, for instance, didn't have that sexy overstep a lot of buyers like to see. So it's been very fulfilling that a lot of the horses we thought a little undervalued have now gone out there and got it done in the afternoon." However much Giant's Causeway can be seen in Creative Cause, let's not leave the bottom half of his family tree out of the equation. Because it provides a fascinating foil and, in its less familiar reaches, may be contributing rather more than supposed.

Creative Cause | EquiSport photos

On the face of it, Creative Cause testifies to the capacity of a mare who apparently outran her own genes to replicate her track ability with the help of an elite sire like Giant's Causeway. For his dam Dream Of Summer (Siberian Summer), though herself a Grade I winner and millionaire, belongs to a family of small distinction. So much so, in fact, that her breeder Jim Weigel had been able to buy Dream Of Summer's unraced dam Mary's Dream (Skywalker) for just $7,000. And that, in turn, is exactly where the bidding stalled when, offering her as a yearling, he set a $10,000 reserve on the filly Mary's Dream had delivered to Siberian Summer in 1999. TDN HEADLINE NEWS • PAGE 5 OF 11 • THETDN.COM THURSDAY • JUNE 28, 2018

Creative Cause cont. Weigel kept her to race himself, naming her Dream Of Summer, but still had to be patient as various setbacks kept her off the track until she was four. But she then missed the board in only three of 20 starts, winning the GI Apple Blossom S. among five other stakes. Dream Of Summer represented seven generations of hard-running Cal-breds, featuring only a smattering of regional stakes winners. But it would be wrong to be at all supercilious about that lineage. Her dam Mary's Dream was out of a useful filly who forged together two different forms of West Coast ore: the hallmark Old English Rancho speed of her mother (who also produced a Grade II winner on turf), and the ruggedness of a GI San Juan Capistrano H. winner in Properantes, the best son of Protanto. Protanto! I do like turning up a horse like this in a pedigree. The 1971 Whitney winner was out of a half-sister to none other than Bold Ruler. As a son of Native Dancer, Protanto was inbred 3x3 to one of the great broodmare sires in Discovery, responsible for the dams of both Bold Ruler and Native Dancer. Protanto died young, and Properantes was just about all he mustered from a stud career alongside a horse named Northern Dancer at Windfields in Maryland. Properantes, for his part, was given a chance at Old English, but turf stayers can go hungry at stud out in California. Pretty neat, then, that his But his half-sister is name should now have Magnificient Style (Silver been restored from Hawk), dam of seven oblivion by a hot young stakes winners including sire. Nathaniel (Ire) (Galileo Perhaps none of this {Ire}), sire of European particularly accounts for a champion Enable (GB) single hair in the tail of from his first crop; G1 Irish Creative Cause. On the Oaks winner Great other hand, something has Heavens (GB) (Galileo {Ire}); and record-breaking to explain why a fairly $10.5-million broodmare threadbare Californian buy, Playful Act. family was able to pan a The mare who produced nugget of gold like Dream both Siberian Summer and Of Summer. Magnificient Style was Mia She was the best of just Karina (Icecapade). And 13 stakes winners her grand-dam Delta Bret Jones | Keeneland mustered by Siberian (Nasrullah {GB}) was one of Summer, who had shocked Bertrando (Skywalker) in the 1993 GI two daughters of the famous Bourtai (Stimulus) to be named Strub S. But he doubtless paid for a chequered start to his stud Broodmare of the Year. career, twice moved on after colourful disputes between his One way or another, then, there is rather more to Creative owner and host farms. By the time Siberian Summer died, the Cause's family than meets the eye. A second meeting of his week before Creative Cause won the Best Pal S., few parents, after all, also paid off in the shape of Destin, who won remembered his connection to one of the most regal families in the GII Lambholm South Tampa Bay Derby before finishing Europe. second, beaten a nose, in the GI Belmont S. two years ago. TDN HEADLINE NEWS • PAGE 6 OF 11 • THETDN.COM THURSDAY • JUNE 28, 2018

"Though Creative Cause was himself precocious, we never for An enhanced online catalogue with pedigree pages, race one second thought of him as a source of 'cheap speed,’" video, Ragozin numbers, up-to-date past performances plus emphasized Jones. "He has that Classic profile: not just Giant's other statistics and commentary is available on Fasig-Tipton’s Causeway, but a dam who kept getting better and better with website. The catalogue is also on the Equineline sales catalogue age, and beat Ashado (Saint Ballado) in a Grade I as an older app and a print version will be available on the sales grounds mare. But another thing that really drew us to him was that so starting July 6. many different sire-lines can breed to this horse." Prospective buyers can also sign up to receive email alerts with Jones is proud that several of those making a name for pedigree and race-record updates, as well as new sale entries as Creative Cause were bred and raised at Airdrie. Pavel himself they are announced. was a shared project with WinStar, while My Boy Jack and Significant Form, both graded stakes winners, were bred by Brereton C. Jones. The former, a $20,000 Keeneland September bargain, ran fifth in the Kentucky Derby; while the latter, who turned a $500,000 pinhook profit at the breeze-ups, ran fourth in the GI Breeders' Cup Juvenile Filly Turf. Both are slated for PETERSON: TRACK WATER CONTROL IS BEST Grade I starts at Belmont July 7. BANG FOR SAFETY BUCK by T.D. Thornton American conduits for the class, toughness and versatility of Giant's Causeway are in increasing competition. First Samurai has perhaps set the pace to this point, but Fed Biz is now getting started while other exciting young sires in his slipstream include Carpe Diem and Not This Time. Like Creative Cause, none of them is extravagantly priced. But any that proves equal to their great legacy could potentially break right into the Kentucky elite. With that in mind, Creative Cause appears to be on a highly promising curve. "I have to admit he's always the first one I go to in the barn, and that I always have three or four peppermints in my pocket for him," Jones said. "There's just something about him that draws you to him. He's definitely got the 'it' factor."

Mick Peterson | The Jockey Club Photo F-T HORA cont. from p1 Recent graduates of the sale to go on to success on the track If the racing industry wants the biggest safety gain for the for their respective new owners include last year’s GI Pattison smallest amount of its limited money and time resources, Canadian International S. romper Bullards Alley (Flower Alley); proper water-control maintenance on both dirt and grass March’s GII Inside Information S. winner and recent GI Humana surfaces should be at the top of the list. Distaff S. and GI Ogden Phipps S. runner-up Ivy Bell That was the main thrust of a solo presentation titled “Racing (Archarcharch); MGSW and GISP Fear the Cowboy (Cowboy Cal); Surfaces and the Next Generation in Racing” given by Dr. and GIII Bourbonette Oaks heroine Go Noni Go (Get Stormy). Michael “Mick” Peterson Jr., the executive director of the Racing “Since this sale was first held in 2013, sale graduates have Surfaces Testing Laboratory, at Wednesday’s Welfare and made nearly 5,000 starts, and earned $29 million,” Browning Safety of the Racehorse Summit at Keeneland. added. “The sale has also produced an impressive 28% stakes Racing surfaces “impact every horse, every day,” Peterson horses and more than 50 stakes wins.” said, while also cautioning that “tracks can also have the issue Last year’s sale featured a 37.23% increase in average and 33% that [surfaces] can be an excuse for other problems that are rise in median. It was topped by $600,000 GSW Distinta avoided.” (Summer Bird). Unlike other safety and welfare issues that have multiple This year’s offerings include 2017's impressive GIII Southwest points of view (medication usage, for example), Peterson S. winner One Liner (Into Mischief), who was second in the pointed out that nearly everyone is in agreement that fair dirt GIII Pimlico Special S. in May. and turf surfaces are in everyone’s best interest. Cont. p7 TDN HEADLINE NEWS • PAGE 7 OF 11 • THETDN.COM THURSDAY • JUNE 28, 2018

Peterson cont. best thing that we can do through the race card to keep a “The owners, the track operators, the public--everybody wants consistent surface. If you see a fairness issue evolving over the decent tracks,” Peterson said. “There’s no constituency for course of a race card, it’s probably a moisture issue.” inadequate, inconsistent surfaces. It’s just a model of good As the final speaker in the day-long presentation, Peterson management and communication.” wrapped up the summit by reiterating how rider safety and Peterson, a mechanical engineer who is widely considered the animal welfare form the “central opportunity as well as risk for preeminent track surface specialist in North America, continued racing.” to hammer home a point he has made at racing industry Peterson summed it up: “It isn’t the world that existed 20 or presentations for nearly a decade now: “Water matters.” 30 years ago. It’s a different world. It’s a world that has But coming up with an optimal moisture content number for expectations, both for the safety of the riders and the equine all racing surfaces everywhere is not possible, Peterson said, participants…. So by protecting the horse and protecting the because of the variabilities in climate (and in the case of turf rider, we’re protecting the sport. Cause and effect--the inputs courses) what type of grass is best suited to which region. are safety, the output is the future of the sport.” Peterson also continued to advocate for installing data-rich weather stations located at various points around each track to Jockey Safety: Model Rule Exists, ‘Hard Part’ Is help build a more robust central database that could be of Implementing it benefit both to that specific track and to future, long-term Now that a model rule pertaining to head injury and nationwide safety studies. Handicappers, he added, would also concussion protocol for riders has been approved by both the greatly benefit from more accurate daily on-track weather info. Jockeys’ Guild and the Association of Racing Commissioners As it currently stands, just looking at a backstretch rainfall International, the racing industry faces the challenge of finding gauge doesn’t cut it, he added, because “if you look at a rain ways to pay for and implement these best-practice standards on gauge, you never get better.” a national level. Peterson also shared how rainfall data is now being parsed in a That was the takeaway message from Dr. Carl Mattacola, the different way by a new era of track superintendents. Rainfall associate dean of academic and faculty affairs at the University data over the course of the meet used to be considered quite of Kentucky, who spoke at Wednesday’s eighth Welfare and useful. But now the emerging benchmark has more to do with Safety of the Racehorse Summit at Keeneland Race Course to the permeability of dirt and turf racing surfaces, and how fast deliver updates on his research conducted via the Jockey Injury and hard the rain comes down at any given time. Database (JID) and the newly created Jockey Equestrian “Our new metric now, when we compare race meet to race Initiative of the Sports Medicine Research Institute. meet, is number of 15-minute intervals with measurable rain,” “Concussion has changed the way that we look at sports,” Peterson said. “It seems common sense after the fact. But the Mattacola told the conference attendees. “There are rules, fact is, nobody was doing it.” there are regulations, there are models, there’s research and Responding to an audience question about the variabilities in there are dollars that have flowed into [other] professional and biased racing surfaces, Peterson again underscored the amateur sports like no other condition that’s ever been moisture-control angle. That’s accomplished not just by presented. The long-term implications are serious, and we still removing excess rain water, he said, but by adding moisture via don’t know a lot about the long-term implications of head water trucks during the course of a racing card when it's injury." needed. But, Mattacola cautioned, “U.S. horse racing is only one of the “Fairness of the racetrack is very closely related to only organized [sports] that really doesn’t have a complete, consistency,” Peterson said. “One of the major fairness issues is comprehensive concussion plan. Some of the challenges are inconsistency from the rail out. The most typical cause of a ‘fast’ similar to any profession. There’s a resistance to change, rail would be a variation in cushion depth or moisture content. particularly if that change involves the potential for additional Those are the two key measurements that we make.” dollars or for a [national regulatory] structure that may not be Kickback is also a fairness issue, Peterson argued. Even though there.” it’s a separate problem, it has the same solution as eliminating a But Mattacola is realistic that sweeping change does not come track bias, he added. quickly to any industry, even when the benefits are backed up “You’re not going to be particularly surprised that my by supporting data. In that spirit, he urged the racing industry to approach to changing kickback on a dirt surface is that water is take a “start locally and grow globally” approach to phasing in the single most important variable that will affect kickback,” the key points of the protocols he developed based on his Peterson said. “So if we’re controlling moisture, we’re doing the ongoing, years-long study of jockey injuries. Cont. p8 TDN HEADLINE NEWS • PAGE 8 OF 11 • THETDN.COM THURSDAY • JUNE 28, 2018

Peterson cont. titled “Role of the Trainer in Racehorse Safety” at Wednesday’s That’s exactly what Mattacola did when he helped the state of eighth Welfare and Safety of the Racehorse Summit at Kentucky implement a pilot concussion management program Keeneland Race Course. for jockeys at the state’s Thoroughbred tracks over the last “I regret running him the other night, to be honest,” Motion three years. admitted. “I was upset with myself [afterwards]. Hindsight’s Part of that work centered on establishing baselines for more 20/20, but I really felt that it was going to cool off once the sun than 130 Kentucky-based jockeys on various Sport Concussion went down. I was there myself because I wanted to make the Assessment Tool (SCAT) tests so that responding medical decision, and I just think I underestimated how hot it was, and it professionals would have comparative data available to check in never cooled off. He really struggled with it.” the event that one of those jockeys sustained a head injury in a Motion continued: "Horses can’t talk, and ultimately that’s the race. Keeneland, Mattacola said, later made having the SCAT problem we have…. As trainers, we have to make that baseline info on file at the track a requirement for jockeys who assumption. We are there to protect them. There’s no one else wished to ride there. that can do that. And I think that becomes a tremendous Yet while some jurisdictions have other forms of “return to responsibility. I take it very seriously. I do kick myself for running riding” requirements in place to ensure a jockey is safe to the other night. I think I put him in an awkward situation. I felt resume racing after a spill, not enough tracks employ a he would be able to deal with it, and he wasn’t.” dedicated medical professional on staff to oversee that protocol The plan now for Irish War Cry? and to collect further accident data that can help shape more “We’ll wait to the fall for a cooler day,” Motion said. effective future policies, Mattacola said. Motion, a winner of 2,309 races who is known for his patient “So one of the challenges with not having a medical approach, made numerous other thoughtful points during his professional in place at the tracks is [that injury data reported to hour as a featured speaker. Highlights included: the JID is] haphazard, to say the least,” Mattacola said. Although the hiring of a dedicated, on-track medical director On synthetic surfaces and/or an athletic trainer can be a significant expense, such a “I think there’s a big use for synthetic tracks. Even if it’s not medical professional would provide day-to-day acute care (from necessarily used as a sole racing surface, I think it should be used both jockeys and backstretch personnel), handle referrals to as an alternate surface, perhaps. On rainy days when races come required specialists, and ensure the accurate reporting of JID off the turf, it gives you a tremendous option…. As a training data that will better inform future industry decisions. surface, it’s a great opportunity. I think it’s a shame [synthetic Associations that do invest in on-site medical personnel might tracks have been largely phased out]. I know there’s been talk also realize reduced costs related to workers’ compensation about possibly putting a synthetic track in New York, and I think insurance, he added. it would be a huge asset…. I do think they have a place, Mattacola said he and the like-minded researchers on his team [because] horses tend to come up with less injuries on them." are constantly asking themselves, “How can we put this model in place so it’s sustainable?” On the increasing number of turf opportunities for young Mattacola asserted: “The model rule has been established. horses Now is the hard part--getting it integrated and making it “I think things have changed so much in the last 10 years. commonplace. And to me, that’s a change in culture, with When I first started, we would go to Gulfstream, and I don’t constant repetition.” believe we ran maidens on the grass at Gulfstream at that time. [But I do think there is a risk] of the grass being used so much ‘Irish’ to Be Freshened; Motion Talks Training these days [because] it’s a surface that cannot take the beating Trends at Safety Summit that a dirt course can take, and I do worry. The turf races fill very well, tracks are very keen to run turf races, they get big fields. Trainer H. Graham Motion reported Wednesday that MGSW But turf courses take a beating, and I do think that’s detrimental and ‘TDN Rising Star’ Irish War Cry (Curlin) is “absolutely fine” in the long run to the soundness and the safety of the horses, but “won’t run again this summer.” The news came eleven days and I think that’s a problem that somehow we have to deal with. after the colt was pulled up and vanned off the track in the It actually interests me—I’m always slightly amused that [more GI Stephen Foster H. at Churchill Downs. owners] aren’t looking to go out and buy grass horses early on, Irish War Cry had difficulty handling the stifling 90-plus degree because there is so much money in grass racing. There are so Louisville heat on June 16, and Motion did not shy away from many more opportunities than there used to be, without a using that disquieting experience as a lead-in to a Q&A session doubt, than when I first started.” TDN HEADLINE NEWS • PAGE 9 OF 11 • THETDN.COM THURSDAY • JUNE 28, 2018

On the elongated spacing of races for top-level horses JCGC MOVED UP; FUTURITY SWITCHED TO “Again, I think we balance a fine line as trainers. Much more is put into our records, our own personal statistics, whether it’s GRASS percentages or just wins. So I think we tend to be a bit more Breeders’ Cup “Win and You’re In” qualifiers will again conservative with placing horses. But I also think we probably highlight Belmont Park’s 36-day fall championship meet, which know a little but more today scientifically about how long it take begins Friday, Sept. 7 and ends Sunday, Oct. 28. The Elmont a horse to recover from a race to be at their optimum, and often oval’s fall schedule includes 44 stakes (18 graded) worth over $10 million. Breeders’ Cup qualifying events are the GI Jockey we’re pointing for big races. I mean, if I want to run a horse in Club Gold Cup--moved a week earlier compared to 2017--GI Joe the Breeders’ Cup in November, I probably want that to be no Hirsch Turf Classic and GI Vosburgh S. Sept. 29; Futurity S.--to be more than its fifth or sixth start [of the season] if I want to get it contested for the first time on turf as a springboard to the new there in what I feel is its best condition. Because you run the risk Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Turf Sprint--and GI Frizette S. Oct. 6; and of a horse…being ‘over the top’ once they get to the Breeders’ GI Flower Bowl S. and GI Champagne S. Oct. 7. New York-breds Cup.” will also compete in eight stakes worth $1.75 million on Saturday, Oct. 20, headlined by the $300,000 Empire Classic. For SUPER TRAINERS: THE LAST WORD the complete stakes schedule, click here. D. Wayne Lukas has a joke he likes to tell about what it was like in the early days of building the first mega-stable. The original `super trainer’ would tell new employees, “Now, we’re only going to work half days.” He takes a beat to let the thought ON AFTERCARE set in before delivering the punch line. “Twelve hours,” he says with a smile. “I told them what they did with the other 12 was T.I.P. GIVES SECOND CAREERS AN ADDED their business.” In one last installment of our Super Trainers BOOST by Diana Pikulski feature (read and watch Part I and Part II by Bill Finley here), we Building loyalty and enthusiasm for a product through talk to Lukas and Todd Pletcher about the early days, and to recognition of customers and rewards for their participation are Mark Casse about what the commitment requires today. Watch some of the most effective marketing tools used by businesses Part III here. around the world. The hallmarks of a good reward and recognition program are communication with the targeted audience, an understanding of the audience, and a personal and effective way to show appreciation and share the success stories with potential new customers. The Jockey Club, through its Thoroughbred Incentive Program (T.I.P.), has employed these practices to successfully build the number of people desiring to own and ride registered Thoroughbreds, many in disciplines not normally associated with the breed. They plan to take it a step further in 2019 by adding incentives for retiring a horse from racing when it is sound and able to go into a second career. What is T.I.P.? Created to encourage the retraining of Thoroughbreds in disciplines other than racing, it is an incentive and recognition program that connects with people who are riding Thoroughbreds in English and Western competition as well as young riders and recreational riders. T.I.P. started in 2012 with 150 horse events and is now up to more than 1,200 shows in 42 states and six Canadian provinces. © Copyright Thoroughbred Daily News. The growth has been a grassroots effort as more show This newspaper may not be reproduced in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, without prior written permission organizers contact The Jockey Club each year about adding the of the copyright owner, MediaVista. Information as to the American incentives to their shows. Additionally, new disciplines are races, race results and earnings was obtained from results charts added when Thoroughbred owners contact T.I.P. to say, "I am published by The Jockey Club Information Services and utilized riding an off-track Thoroughbred, why not add this discipline to here with their permission. the program?" TDN HEADLINE NEWS • PAGE 10 OF 11 • THETDN.COM THURSDAY • JUNE 28, 2018

T.I.P. cont. Pedigrees and race records of all Thoroughbreds in T.I.P. are Kristin Leshney, senior counsel for The Jockey Club and part of their story and are used to tie them back to their racing director of T.I.P., is happy to accommodate. connections, breeders and breed associations. "One of the coolest things about the success of T.I.P. is "By celebrating all of a horse's accomplishments and learning about the broad spectrum of activities in which connections on the track and after retiring, we get everyone Thoroughbreds are newly successful, such as barrel racing and excited about the success that Thoroughbreds are having after Polocrosse," said Leshney. "We are always adding new divisions racing," added Leshney. "We are laying the groundwork for to the awards offered as well as the championship horse show, owners and trainers to start participating in the positive where we have added Dressage and Western Pleasure for 2018. outcomes by giving incentives to retire their horses sound and "We have awards at quite a few local show series where able to have an accomplished second career, even as just a great people tend to show the whole season, and hopefully there is a trail horse." support system and an emphasis on horsemanship that benefit This concept will be discussed in the "Thoroughbreds Excelling Thoroughbreds in transition." as Sport Horses" panel at the eighth Safety and Welfare of the Racehorse Summit on June 27 at 3:30. Click here for live streaming of the panel discussion. Kristin Leshney will be moderating the panel of Alexandra Knowles--Owner, Alexandra Knowles Eventing; Katie Ruppel--Owner, Yellow Rose Eventing; and Jen Roytz--Executive Director, Retired Racehorse Project For more information on the T.I.P. Championship Show September 9, 2018, at the Kentucky Horse Park, click here. It follows the New Vocations All-Thoroughbred Charity Show, September 7-8, 2018. To read more about the New Vocations Show, click here.

Kristin Leshney

To be eligible for T.I.P., a Thoroughbred must be registered with The Jockey Club or a foreign stud book recognized by The BREEDERS’ CUP NAMES FOUR NEW Jockey Club. Throughout the year, riders compete in T.I.P. AMBASSADORS classes and earn points. The variety of classes is so wide that Breeders’ Cup has named four new celebrity ambassadors virtually anyone can participate. There are divisions for barrel who will promote and serve as spokespersons for the 2018 racing and open-jumping as well as English Pleasure Walk-Trot Breeders’ Cup World Championships, to be held at Churchill and Off-The-Track Thoroughbred In Hand, which is judged on Downs Nov. 2 and 3. The new ambassadors are television host conformation and "way of going" while being led at a jog. The Chris Harrison, NHL defenseman and horse owner Erik R. year culminates in the Performance Awards, a year-end program Johnson, actress Jamie-Lynn Sigler (whose parents are the for Thoroughbreds' participation at all shows. principals of New York-based Winning Move Stable) and former Owners are also encouraged to sign up and log their trail riding English footballer and horse owner Michael Owen. hours manually or with the free mobile app, Kentucky Equine “I am excited to join a fantastic list of individuals as a Breeders’ Research Clockit. Recognition is given for getting out to ride your Cup Ambassador,” said Harrison, who hosts the hit reality TV Thoroughbred. show The Bachelor and who was a TVG Network host when the The Youth Ambassador Program, which is open to 12 junior racing channel launched in 1999. “I’ve attended Breeders’ Cup, riders who own or lease a Thoroughbred and actively participate and I really enjoy watching the outstanding showcase of in T.I.P.-sponsored shows, classes or awards programs, is helping international Thoroughbred racing, as well as the fun and to cultivate a generation of Thoroughbred lovers. This is energy at the event. I look forward to supporting the Breeders’ especially important for the breed given the bias in horse shows Cup for many years to come.” Cont. p11 for European Warmbloods. TDN HEADLINE NEWS • PAGE 11 OF 11 • THETDN.COM THURSDAY • JUNE 28, 2018

Breeders’ Cup President and CEO Craig Fravel added, “We are excited to introduce a new group of ambassadors to the Breeders’ Cup family. From actors to former football players, these new ambassadors diversify our program with their many talents and backgrounds, and their shared passion for Breeders’ Cup and horse racing enriches the fan experience. We look forward to sharing their enthusiasm with fans across the world.”

‘DAVID CASSIDY MEMORIAL RACE’ SET FOR SPA A memorial race in honor of the late musician and horse owner and breeder David Cassidy will take place on the Alabama S. undercard at Saratoga Saturday, Aug. 18. According to a Facebook page devoted to the event, the David Cassidy Memorial Race will honor his “love of Thoroughbred racing and his horsemanship” and that friends and fans of Cassidy will take a tour of the Saratoga paddock pre-race before being invited into the winner’s circle for the post-race photo. Cassidy, who strongly supported the New York breeding and racing industry, passed away last November at the age of 67.

DEL MAR ADDS TO BETTING MENU Del Mar will offer three new bets for its 36-day summer meet, which begins Wednesday, July 18: an early pick four with a $0.50 minimum starting each day in Race 2; a late pick five on the day’s last five races, also with a $0.50 minimum bet; and a $2 Win, Place, Show Parlay available for a minimum of two races and maximum of six. “We’ve got something for everyone this year,” said Del Mar’s Director of Mutuels, Bill Navarro. “And with the updated tax wagering rules (installed at the end of 2017) that have significantly reduced IRS reporting and withholding now firmly in place and expediting betting on all fronts, we’re expecting a fine summer at the pari-mutuel windows all around.” Saturday, Monmouth, post time: 6:01 p.m. EDT UNITED NATIONS S.-GI, $300,000, 3yo/up, 1 3/8mT PP HORSE SIRE OWNER TRAINER JOCKEY WT 1 Funtastic More Than Ready Three Chimneys Farm Brown Gallardo 118 2 One Go All Go K Fairbanks Rodney Paden Dickey Landeros 120 3 Profiteer War Front Stuart S. Janney, III McGaughey III McCarthy 118 4 Kurilov (Chi) Lookin At Lucky Head of Plains Partners LLC, Spellman, Doheny, Brown Ortiz, Jr. 118 Coleman and Stud Vendaval, Inc. 5 Money Multiplier K Lookin At Lucky Al Shahania Stud Brown Bravo 120 6 Oscar Nominated Kitten's Joy Kenneth L. & Sarah K. Ramsey Maker Cancel 118 7 Silverwave (Fr) Silver Frost (Ire) Martin S. Schwartz Brown Maragh 118 8 Bigger Picture Badge of Silver Three Diamonds Farm Maker Carmouche 118 9 Vettori Kin (Brz) Vettori (Ire) Fern Circle Stables, Stud TNT, Old Friends McPeek Lopez 118

Breeders: 1-Besilu Stables, LLC, 2-Albert P. Coppola, 3-Stuart S. Janney, III LLC, 4-Haras Paso Nevado, 5-Machmer Hall & Haymarket Farm, 6-Mrs. Jerry Amerman, 7-Marie-Laure Collet, Jean Collet &Marylene Collet, 8-Kenneth L. Ramsey & Sarah K. Ramsey, 9-Haras Old Friends LTDA

Saturday, Woodbine, post time: 4:51 p.m. EDT HIGHLANDER S.-GI, C$250,000, 3yo/up, 6fT PP HORSE SIRE OWNER TRAINER JOCKEY WT 1 Axtell Tale of the Cat Eric Y. Long Boniface Contreras 117 2 Imprimis Broken Vow Breeze Easy, LLC Orseno Rosario 119 3 Corinthia Knight (Ire) Society Rock (Ire) Ontoawinner and Watson, Archie Watson Morris 112 4 Holding Gold Lonhro (Aus) Live Oak Plantation Casse Velazquez 123 5 Lady Alexandra K More Than Ready Heider Family Stables LLC Motion Ortiz 114 6 Long On Value K Value Plus Madaket Stables LLC, Ten Strike Racing Cox Geroux 117 & Steve Laymon 7 Ikerrin Road (Ire) Iffraaj (GB) Alpine Stable Ltd. Armata Moran 121 8 Belvoir Bay (GB) Equiano (Fr) Team Valor International and Barber, Gary Miller Baze 118 9 Abbaa Songandaprayer Bruno Schickedanz McKnight Boulanger 117 10 Boreal Spirit North Light (Ire) ShayD Lane Farm and Mark Gems International Ltd. Shafer Hernandez 117

Breeders: 1-Eric Long, 2-Craig L. Wheeler, 3-Tally-Ho Stud, 4-Live Oak Stud, 5-Brookdale, Jack Swain III & Double K LLC, 6-Snow Lantern Thoroughbreds, 7-Mr Gerard Kerin, 8-Mrs R. D. Peacock, 9-Marablue Farm LLC, 10-Spring Lakes Farm

Saturday, Belmont, post time: 5:18 p.m. EDT MOTHER GOOSE S.-GII, $250,000, 3yo, f, 1 1/16m PP HORSE SIRE OWNER TRAINER JOCKEY WT 1 Indy Union K Union Rags Robert G. Hahn Englehart Alvarado 121 2 Midnight Bisou K Midnight Lute Bloom Racing Stable, Allen Racing LLC & Asmussen Smith 121 Madaket Stables LLC 3 Mo Smart K Uncle Mo StarLadies Racing Pletcher Cohen 121 4 Gio Game K Gio Ponti John C. Oxley Casse Leparoux 121 5 Coach Rocks Oxbow Roddy J. Valente, RAP Racing and West Point Romans Albarado 121 Thoroughbreds 6 Road to Victory K Quality Road Gary Barber & John C. Oxley Casse Franco 121 7 My Miss Lilly K Tapit Courtlandt Farms Hennig Prat 121

Breeders: 1-Mt. Joy Stables, Inc. & Highclere, Inc., 2-Woodford Thoroughbreds, 3-Steve M. DeMaiolo, 4-H. Allen Poindexter, 5-Calumet Farm, 6-George Bolton & David DiPietro, 7-Winchell Thoroughbreds LLC

Saturday, Gulfstream, post time: 5:30 p.m. EDT PRINCESS ROONEY S.-GII, $250,000, 3yo/up, f/m, 7f PP HORSE SIRE OWNER TRAINER JOCKEY WT 1 Curlin's Approval Curlin Alter's Racing Stable Inc. & Bridlewood Farm Alter Saez 121 2 Ms Locust Point K Dialed In Jim Reichenberg Bruno De Julio & Cash Is King Servis Vargas, Jr. 123 3 My Miss Tapit K Tapit Mathis Stable LLC Pletcher Gaffalione 117 4 Rich Mommy K Algorithms Winds of Change Racing Stable Corp Barboza, Jr. Jaramillo 119 5 She Takes Heart Wilburn Loooch Racing Stables, Inc. Walder Zayas 117 6 Treble K Macho Uno Rialto Racing Stables and Southern Springs Stables Moquett Cabrera 117 7 Stormy Embrace Circular Quay Matalona Thoroughbreds, LLC O'Connell Garcia 121 8 Spanish Harlem K More Than Ready Midwest Thoroughbreds, Inc. De la cerda Juarez 117

Breeders: 1-Happy Alter, 2-Lesley Campion, 3-Gainesway Thoroughbreds, Ltd., 4-Lantern Hill Farm LLC, 5-Terrazas Thoroughbreds, LLC &Irish Eyes Stable LLC, 6-Dixiana Farms LLC, 7-Matalona Thoroughbreds, LLC, 8-Fred W. Hertrich III

Saturday, Woodbine, post time: 2:53 p.m. EDT KING EDWARD S.-GII, C$175,000, 3yo/up, 1mT PP HORSE SIRE OWNER TRAINER JOCKEY WT 1 Hollywood Hideaway Zensational Bruce Lunsford Minshall Contreras 117 2 Ring Weekend K Tapit West Point Thoroughbreds Motion Ortiz 117 3 Tower of Texas K Street Sense Thomas F. Van Meter II & Scott Dilworth Attfield Da Silva 119 4 First Premio K Pure Prize Team Valor International Casse Geroux 117 5 Shakhimat K Lonhro (Aus) Dan Gale, Roger L. Attfield & William K. Werner Attfield Hernandez 121 6 Conquest Panthera K Kitten's Joy Gary Barber Casse Husbands 119 7 Caribou Club City Zip Glen Hill Farm Proctor Boulanger 119 8 Delta Prince Street Cry (Ire) Stronach Stables Jerkens Castellano 117

Breeders: 1-W. Bruce Lunsford, 2-Gainesway Thoroughbreds Ltd., 3-Anderson Farms (Ontario) Inc. & RodFerguson, 4-Ronald G. McPeek, 5-Adena Springs, 6-Kenneth L Ramsey & Sarah K. Ramsey, 7-Glen Hill Farm, 8-Adena Springs

Saturday, Woodbine, post time: 4:18 p.m. EDT DANCE SMARTLY S.-GII, C$175,000, 3yo/up, f/m, 1 1/4mT PP HORSE SIRE OWNER TRAINER JOCKEY WT 1 Dream Dancing Tapit John C. Oxley Casse Geroux 125 2 Mythical Mission Giant's Causeway Sam-Son Farm Motion Velazquez 116 3 Saba (Fr) Zamindar Frederick Seitz, Danny Ward & Gary Chervenell Attfield Hernandez 116 4 Liberty Kitten K Kitten's Joy Zilli Racing Stables De Paulo Moran 116 5 Holy Helena Ghostzapper Stronach Stables Jerkens Contreras 122 6 Starship Jubilee Indy Wind Kevin Attard & Soli Mehta Attard Da Silva 122 7 Inflexibility Scat Daddy Klaravich Stables, Inc. & William H. Lawrence Brown Castellano 118 8 Santa Monica (GB) Mastercraftsman (Ire) Mrs. John Magnier, Madaket Stbls & Deron Pearson Brown Ortiz 120 9 Bletchley (GB) Makfi (GB) Keystone Racing LLC, Qatar Racing Limited Casse Husbands 116 & AJ Suited Racing Stable, LLC 10 Flower Fashion (Fr) Flower Alley Derek James, Mary Slack & Nicolas Clement Clement Rosario 116

Breeders: 1-John C. Oxley, 2-Sam-Son Farm, 3-Haras De S.A. Aga Khan S.C.E.A., 4-Kenneth L. Ramsey & Sarah K. Ramsey, 5-Adena Springs, 6-William P. Sorren, 7-Anderson Farms Ont. Inc., 8-D. J. Erwin Bloodstock, 9-Qatar Bloodstock Ltd, 10-E.A.R.L. Ste D Entrainement ClementNicolas

Saturday, Gulfstream, post time: 6:02 p.m. EDT SMILE SPRINT S.-GIII, $250,000, 3yo/up, 6f PP HORSE SIRE OWNER TRAINER JOCKEY WT 1 Reason to Soar Soaring Empire West Point Thoroughbreds Weaver Gaffalione 119 2 Classic Rock K Maclean's Music Reeves Thoroughbred Racing Ritvo Saez 123 3 Mr. Jordan Kantharos David Melin, Leon Ellman & Laurie Plesa Plesa, Jr. Zayas 121 4 Petrov K Flatter Rialto Racing Stables, LLC, Southern Springs Moquett Juarez 119 Stables, Head of Plains Partners 5 Mo Cash Adios Charlie Marco Thoroughbred Corp. & Stuart Zook Maragh Sanchez 119 6 Splash Rules Pomeroy Douglas P. Gibson Vinson Camacho 119 Smile Sprint cont.

7 Sweetontheladies Twirling Candy The Four Horsemen Racing Stable, Inc. Collazo Meneses 119 and Lady Lindsay Racing Stables 8 X Y Jet Kantharos Rockingham Ranch and Gelfenstein Farm Navarro Jaramillo 121

Breeders: 1-John Ropes, 2-Nursery Place, Donaldson & Broadbent, 3-Philip Matthews & Karen Matthews, 4-Sun Valley Farm, 5-Amanda Thompson Gonzalez & GerardoGonzalez, 6-River Run Farm, 7-English Range Farm, 8-Didier Plasencia

Saturday, Monmouth, post time: 4:23 p.m. EDT PHILIP H. ISELIN S.-GIII, $100,000, 3yo/up, 1 1/16m PP HORSE SIRE OWNER TRAINER JOCKEY WT 1 Enough Is Enough Paddy O'Prado Mary E. Eppler Racing Stable, Inc. Eppler Lopez 118 2 Backsideofthemoon K Malibu Moon Lake Lonely Racing O'Brien Arroyo 116 3 Page McKenney Eavesdropper Staple, Adam and Jalin Stable Eppler Karamanos 123 4 Imperative K Bernardini Loooch Racing Stables, Inc. and Imaginary Stables Hess, Jr. Gallardo 116 5 Harlan Punch K Harlan's Holiday David Jacobson Jacobson Bravo 120 6 Hit It Once More Hard Spun Yellow Moon Stable Sciacca Carmouche 116 7 Red Rifle K Giant's Causeway David Jacobson Jacobson - 116

Breeders: 1-Sagamore Farm LLC, 2-Doug Branham, 3-Dr. James E. Bryant & Linda P. Davis, 4-Glencrest Farm LLC & Darley, 5-Rosemont Farm LLC, 6-JMJ Racing Stables, LLC, 7-Twin Creeks Farm, Tom Clark & Nancy Clark

Saturday, Monmouth, post time: 4:55 p.m. EDT EATONTOWN S.-GIII, $100,000, 3yo/up, f/m, 1 1/16mT PP HORSE SIRE OWNER TRAINER JOCKEY WT 1 Elysea's World (Ire) Champs Elysees (GB) Sheep Pond Partners and All Pro Racing LLC Brown Castellano 123 2 Special Event Arch Emory A. Hamilton McGaughey III Bravo 116 3 Lift Up Ghostzapper Augustin Stable Dickinson Pino 123 4 Dream Awhile War Front Joseph Allen LLC Brown Ortiz, Jr. 116 5 Star of Midnight K Midnight Lute Ken W. Miller Hogan Gonzalez 110 6 Feeling Bossy Courageous Cat Michael Dubb Servis Lopez 123 7 Viva Vegas The Factor George Bolton & Peter Leidel Ryan - 116 8 Gianna's Dream K Twirling Candy Jordan V. Wycoff Maker Carmouche 116

Breeders: 1-Haras D'Haspel, 2-Emory A. Hamilton, 3-George Strawbridge Jr., 4-Mr. Joseph Allen LLC, 5-White Fox Farms, 6-Emily Wygod, 7-Summer Grove Farm, LLC & Terry Gabriel, 8-Center Hills Farm & Randy Blair

Saturday, Churchill Downs, post time: 5:56 p.m. EDT BASHFORD MANOR S.-GIII, $100,000, 2yo, 6f PP HORSE SIRE OWNER TRAINER JOCKEY WT 1 Shanghaied Roo Shanghai Bobby Tom R. Durant Calhoun Saez 120 2 Weiland Yes It's True John Ennis Ennis Villasana 122 3 Baytown Glory K Morning Line McEntee Racing Inc. McEntee Gilligan 120 4 Sir Truebadour More Than Ready Whispering Oaks Farm LLC Asmussen Santana, Jr. 120 5 Mr Chocolate Chip Biondetti J D Farms Davidson Prentice, Jr. 120 6 The Song of John Colonel John Rey Hernandez Hernandez Leon 120 7 Eye Cloud Point of Entry Mike Powers Norris Miranda 120 8 Mr. Granite Bustin Stones Wayne W. Rice Rice Vickers 120 9 Tales of Chaucer Forty Tales Iavarone, Michael, Iavarone, Jules, Sequel Racing, Casse Leparoux 120 Freeman, Samuel R., Jackson, Dorsey and Cardinal Hill Racing 10 Dalliance Dublin Wayne W. Rice Rice Cox 122 11 Toothless Wonder K Street Boss ERJ Racing, LLC and Reddam Racing LLC O'Neill Gutierrez 120 12 Cat Addiction K Tale of the Cat Woolsey, Erv and Asmussen, Keith Asmussen McMahon 118 13 Overanalyzer Overanalyze Elliott Ventures Elliott Ulloa 120

Breeders: 1-Tom Durant, 2-BHMFR, LLC, 3-Dixiana Farms LLC, 4-Two Stamp stables, 5-J D Farms, 6-Bill Rasco, 7-Steve M. DeMaiolo &Beechwood Racing Stable LLC, 8-Windylea Farm, LLC, 9-Sequel Stallions New York, 10-Stone Bridge Farm LLC, 11-Ginny McKinlay, et al. LLC, 12-K & G Stables, 13-V. Gail Ray Saturday, Woodbine, post time: 5:36 p.m. EDT QUEEN’S PLATE, C$1,000,000, 3yo, (R), 1 1/4m (AWT) PP HORSE SIRE OWNER TRAINER JOCKEY ML 1 Boyhood Dream K Dialed In Kenneth L & Sarah K Ramsey Maker Garcia 30-1 2 Cooler Mike Giant Gizmo Mike & Nick Nosowenko Nosowenko Campbell 30-1 3 Inge Victor’s Cry Bruno Schickedanz McKnight Sutherland 30-1 4 Strike Me Down Tapit Sam-Son Farm Motion Ortiz 10-1 5 Silent Poet Silent Name (Jpn) Stronach Stables Gonzalez Boulanger 30-1 6 Real Dude Ghostzapper Stronach Stables S Attard Moran 50-1 7 Dixie Moon K Curlin Sean & Dorothy Fitzhenry Day Phillips da Silva 4-1 8 Alternative Route K Tiznow Spendthrift Farm LLC & Town & Country Racing Stall Jr Murrill 20-1 9 Say the Word More Than Ready Sam-Son Farm Motion R Hernandez 20-1 10 Telekinesis K Ghostzapper Stonestreet Stables LLC Casse P Husbands 5-2 11 Wonder Gadot K Medaglia d’Oro Gary Barber Casse Velazquez 3-1 12 Pawnbroker K Gio Ponti Kenneth L & Sarah K Ramsey Maker Rosario 50-1 13 Marriage Counselor Overanalyze Kenneth L & Sarah K Ramsey Maker Samuel 50-1 14 Neepawa Scat Daddy Chiefswood Stable Casse Geroux 15-1 15 Aheadbyacentury Midnight Lute Jack of Hearts Racing & J.R. Racing Ross Contreras 15-1 16 Rose’s Vision Artie Schiller Chiefswood Stable S Simon Castellano 12-1

Breeders: 1-William D Graham (ON), 2-Mike & Nick Nosowenko (ON), 3-True North Stable (ON), 4-Sam-Son Farm (ON), 5-Adena Springs (ON), 6-Adena Springs (ON), 7-Sean & Dorothy Fitzhenry (ON), 8-William D Graham (ON), 9-Sam-Son Farm (ON), 10-William D Graham (ON), 11-Anderson Farms Ont Inc (ON), 12-Tom Mountain & Lionel Pereira (ON), 13-Kenneth L & Sarah K Ramsey (ON), 14-Chiefswood Stables Limited (ON), 15-Hill ‘n’ Dale Farms (ON), 16-Chiefswood Stables Limited (ON) SIRE LISTS Sponsored by

2018 Leading General Dirt Sires by Black Type Horses for stallions standing in North America through Tuesday, June 26 Earnings represent worldwide figures, stud fees listed are 2018 fees. Rank Stallion BTW BTH GSW GSH G1SW G1SH Starters Wnrs Highest Earner Earnings 1 Into Mischief 7 19 3 11 1 2 195 76 $1,003,520 $5,317,058 (2005) by Harlan's Holiday Crops: 7 Stands: Spendthrift Farm KY Fee: $100,000 Audible 2 Tapit 5 17 4 11 1 2 159 60 $500,000 $4,588,367 (2001) by Pulpit Crops: 11 Stands: Gainesway Farm KY Fee: $300,000 Unique Bella 3 Curlin 8 16 6 10 -- 3 138 53 $1,128,400 $5,694,539 (2004) by Smart Strike Crops: 7 Stands: Hill 'N' Dale Farms KY Fee: $150,000 Good Magic 4 Malibu Moon 4 12 2 6 1 2 176 72 $1,177,800 $4,296,503 (1997) by A.P. Indy Crops: 16 Stands: Spendthrift Farm KY Fee: $75,000 Magnum Moon 5 Candy Ride (Arg) 7 11 3 8 1 1 125 54 $7,000,000 $9,748,215 (1999) by Ride the Rails Crops: 11 Stands: Lane's End Farm KY Fee: $80,000 Gun Runner 6 Quality Road 8 11 5 9 3 5 123 65 $750,000 $4,568,558 (2006) by Elusive Quality Crops: 5 Stands: Lane's End Farm KY Fee: $70,000 City of Light 7 Speightstown 4 11 3 5 -- -- 119 53 $578,694 $3,164,417 (1998) by Gone West Crops: 11 Stands: WinStar Farm KY Fee: $100,000 Matera Sky 8 Distorted Humor 6 11 4 7 -- 3 99 44 $410,000 $2,476,991 (1993) by Forty Niner Crops: 17 Stands: WinStar Farm KY Fee: $50,000 Quip 9 Blame 6 11 3 5 1 1 104 40 $300,000 $2,203,131 (2006) by Arch Crops: 5 Stands: Claiborne Farm KY Fee: $12,500 Fault 10 Violence 3 9 1 5 -- 1 65 29 $193,800 $1,574,089 (2010) by Medaglia d'Oro Crops: 2 Stands: Hill 'n' Dale Farms KY Fee: $25,000 Talk Veuve to Me 11 Mineshaft -- 8 -- 3 -- -- 138 51 $227,925 $2,598,511 (1999) by A.P. Indy Crops: 12 Stands: Lane's End Farm KY Fee: $25,000 Strong Barows 12 Medaglia d'Oro 2 8 2 3 -- 2 86 28 $440,000 $2,457,009 (1999) by El Prado (Ire) Crops: 11 Stands: Jonabell Farm KY Fee: $250,000 Bolt d'Oro 13 Tiznow 3 8 1 2 -- -- 100 39 $235,000 $1,869,175 (1997) by Cee's Tizzy Crops: 14 Stands: WinStar Farm KY Fee: $50,000 Red Ruby 14 Midnight Lute 5 7 1 3 1 2 143 49 $511,000 $2,695,404 (2003) by Real Quiet Crops: 7 Stands: Hill 'N' Dale Farms KY Fee: $15,000 Midnight Bisou 15 Warrior's Reward 6 7 1 2 -- -- 142 56 $303,725 $1,975,547 (2006) by Medaglia d'Oro Crops: 5 Stands: Spendthrift Farm KY Fee: $5,000 Warrior's Club

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Leading 2018 Sires of 2-Year-Olds in Training by cumulative average price for stallions standing in North America

Rank Name FYr Loc 2015 Fee Ring Sold Avg Median 1 Medaglia d'Oro F06 KY $125,000 12 9 $526,624 $250,000 2 Tapit F06 KY $300,000 6 4 $496,250 $500,000 3 Scat Daddy F09 (D/R/E) 35,000 35 27 $481,852 $361,317 4 War Front F08 KY $150,000 4 3 $347,850 $298,550 5 Square Eddie F11 CA $10,000 3 3 $275,000 $160,000 6 Pioneerof the Nile F11 KY $60,000 17 14 $246,642 $195,000 7 Uncle Mo F13 KY $25,000 34 25 $242,175 $120,000 8 Into Mischief F10 KY $35,000 50 39 $227,333 $180,000 9 Malibu Moon F01 KY $95,000 20 15 $216,460 $150,000 10 Friesan Fire F13 MD $4,000 1 1 $210,000 $210,000 11 Quality Road F12 KY $35,000 23 19 $207,894 $95,000 12 Dominus F14 KY $4,500 3 2 $204,750 $204,750 13 Speightstown F06 KY $80,000 20 14 $200,967 $97,768 14 Exhi F13 CAN $3,500 1 1 $195,000 $195,000 15 Bernardini F08 KY $85,000 20 18 $184,660 $127,692 Leading 2018 Freshmen Sires of 2-Year-Olds in Training by cumulative average price for stallions standing in North America

Rank Name Sire's Sire Loc 2015 Fee Ring Sold Avg Median 1 Real Solution Kitten's Joy KY $12,500 8 6 $183,000 $35,000 2 Mucho Macho Man Macho Uno KY $15,000 17 13 $171,153 $105,000 3 Will Take Charge Unbridled's Song KY $30,000 34 23 $168,659 $120,000 4 Strong Mandate Tiznow KY $10,000 31 20 $156,050 $70,000 5 Cairo Prince Pioneerof the Nile KY $10,000 46 34 $140,426 $100,000 6 Fed Biz Giant's Causeway KY $12,500 35 27 $135,655 $85,000 7 Uncaptured Lion Heart FL $6,000 31 28 $114,500 $93,500 8 Noble Mission (GB) Galileo (Ire) KY $25,000 26 21 $109,023 $100,000 9 Goldencents Into Mischief KY $15,000 39 26 $104,865 $55,500 10 Apriority Grand Slam LA $2,000 1 1 $85,000 $85,000 11 He's Had Enough Tapit FL $5,000 29 24 $83,583 $38,500 12 Alpha Bernardini NY $8,500 18 13 $83,346 $40,000 13 Flashback Tapit KY $7,500 37 28 $76,553 $45,000 14 Cross Traffic Unbridled's Song KY $12,500 23 17 $73,911 $40,000 15 Verrazano More Than Ready KY $22,500 45 29 $73,483 $37,000

TO GENERATE OTHER TDN SALES STATISTICS LISTS, OR TO SEE A LIST OF SALES INCLUDED IN THIS REPORT, VISIT WWW.THETDN.COM/INSTA-TISTICS/ widened readily and never gave any others a chance in the stretch, scoring by 8 1/4 lengths despite jumping back to her left lead for the final furlong. Circus Rings (Wilburn) won a photo for the place. The victress has a yearling half-brother by Fed Biz and her dam was bred to Tourist last term. Lifetime Record: 3-3-0-0, $57,300. Click for the Equibase.com chart or VIDEO, sponsored IN ORDER OF PURSE: by Fasig-Tipton. 8th-Belmont, $70,000, (S), Alw (NW2$X)/Opt. Clm ($40,000), O/B-WinStar Farm LLC & Blazing Meadows Farm LLC (OH); 6-27, 3yo/up, 1 1/16mT, 1:41.09, fm. T-Timothy E. Hamm. GUCCI FACTOR (g, 5, Gio Ponti--Shoo In, by Dynaformer) graduated by 16 lengths fourth out against New York-breds over the local main, but had only won once in four tries since, in a state-bred allowance on the Aqueduct lawn Dec. 2. Made the 5-2 favorite in this spot, the bay was reined in to travel second- last off of a :24.51 quarter and :47.36 half, revved up four deep nearing the stretch and ran down Mo Diddley (Uncle Mo) in the final sixteenth to prevail going away by 1 1/4 lengths. Sales IN ORDER OF PURSE: History: $150,000 Ylg '14 SARAUG. Lifetime Record: 9-3-1-1, 6th-Belmont, $75,000, Msw, 6-27, 2yo, 5f, :57.95, ft. $136,320. Click for the Equibase.com chart or VIDEO, LEXITONIAN (c, 2, Speightstown--Riviera Romper, by Tapit) sponsored by Fasig-Tipton. showed an upbeat worktab for this unveiling, including a half- O-Castleton Lyons; B-Highclere (NY); T-Christophe Clement. mile bullet in :49 1/5 (1/18) June 7 on the Saratoga training track, but was let go at a relatively chilly 31-10 for a juvenile 9th-Delaware, $36,125, Alw (NW2L)/Opt. Clm ($50,000), 6-27, firster from these connections. Settling in a pocketed fourth past 3yo, f, 6f, 1:13.32, ft. a :22.42 quarter, the chestnut snuck through a rail opening NTH DEGREE (f, 3, Majesticperfection--No Acronyms, by three sixteenths from home, poked a head in front 150 yards Milwaukee Brew), off the board in her first two career outings, out and edged away to a one-length success. Favored firster graduated in the Monmouth slop May 13 and was made a 79-10 Bankit (Central Banker) just held for second after setting the repeat proposition in this spot. Off a beat slowly, the dark bay pace. The winner’s dam sold with him in utero to Calumet for caboosed the field through a :22.56 quarter, advanced along the $310,000 at the 2015 Keeneland November sale. Her rail on the latter half of the turn before angling four deep at the subsequent produce is a yearling colt by Calumet resident top of the lane and outkicked fellow closer Dialin (Dialed In) by a Oxbow and a weanling Animal Kingdom filly. Lifetime Record: half-length on the wire. The winner has a half-sister of this 1-1-0-0, $45,000. Click for the Equibase.com chart or VIDEO, spring by Tapiture. Lifetime Record: 4-2-0-0, $46,080. Click for sponsored by Fasig-Tipton. the Equibase.com chart or VIDEO, sponsored by Fasig-Tipton. O/B-Calumet Farm (KY); T-Todd A. Pletcher. O-Petal Power Racing Stable; B-Kim Boulmetis (KY); T-Kelly J. Breen.

7th-Thistledown, $34,200, (S), Alw, 6-27, (NW3L), 3yo/up, f/m, 1m 70y, 1:44.07, my. MARATHON (f, 3, Drosselmeyer--Radiant Sky, by Leroidesanimaux {Brz}) won off when debuting against Ohio- breds here May 5 and repeated in similarly easy fashion against state-breds a month later. Pounded to 2-5 to keep it going in F-T Gulfstream pickup Share the Ride (Candy Ride this first route try, the homebred took command early and {Arg}) runs away to an easy graduation at Delaware showed the way under a snug hold through splits of :23.02 and :47.80. Given more rein heading into the far turn, the chestnut TDN REGIONAL REPORT • PAGE 2 OF 5 • THETDN.COM THURSDAY • JUNE 28, 2018

5th-Delaware, $34,255, Msw, 6-27, 3yo/up, 5 1/2f, 1:04.94, ft. Bada Chief, g, 3, Macho Uno--Gold Shine, by Medaglia d’Oro. SHARE THE RIDE (c, 3, Candy Ride {Arg}--Belle of the Hall Seoul, 6-24, Hcp. ($54k), 1300m. B-William M Backer {MSW & GISP, $500,170}, by Graeme Hall) finished third over Revocable Trust (VA). *Won by six lengths. **$3,500 Ylg ‘16 track and trip on debut June 4 and was made the 13-10 chalk to KEESEP. VIDEO go two better here. Making the point while pushed along by Finest Warrior, g, 3, Majestic Warrior--Won Perfect Rose, by Air second choice Odds On (Despite the Odds) through a :22.85 Forbes Won. Busan, 6-24, Hcp. ($98k), 1200m. B-Seth Gregory quarter, the dark bay discarded that foe while cutting the corner (NY). *1/2 to Gold and Roses (Gold Token), MSW, $877,966. into the lane and skipped away to a 5 3/4-length score. Odds On **$25,000 Ylg ‘16 FTNAUG; $75,000 2yo ‘17 OBSMAR; was clearly second-best. The victor has a juvenile half-brother by $80,000 2yo ‘17 FTMMAY. VIDEO English Channel in Panama named Griezman and a yearling Will Winner Gold, c, 3, Wildcat Heir--Dance Special, by Theatrical Take Charge half-sister. Sales History: $47,000 RNA Ylg '16 (Ire). Seoul, 6-24, Hcp. ($98k), 1400m. B-Brent & Crystal KEESEP; $175,000 2yo '17 FTFMAR. Lifetime Record: 2-1-0-1, Fernung (FL). *1/2 to Square Dancer (Circular Quay), SW & $24,140. Click for the Equibase.com chart or VIDEO, sponsored GSP, $259,295. **$32,000 RNA 2yo ‘17 OBSMAR; $55,000 2yo by Fasig-Tipton. ‘17 OBSJUN. VIDEO O-Colts Neck Stables LLC; B-Dixiana Farms LLC (KY); T-Alan E. Goldberg. IN PERU: Extraordinaria, f, 3, Declaration of War--Scenica (Arg) (G1SW- 3rd-Thistledown, $30,000, (S), Msw, 6-27, 2yo, 5 1/2f, 1:06.26, Arg), by Interprete (Arg). Monterrico, 6-24, Cond., 1800mT, my. 1:49.64. B-Woodford Thoroughbreds (KY). *$145,000 RNA Ylg MAGIC TALE (c, 2, Tale of the Cat--Conjuress {SW}, by Indian ‘16 KEESEP; $57,000 2yo RNA ‘17 OBSAPR; $18,000 2yo ‘17 Charlie) drilled pair of bullets at his Monmouth base for this OBSJUN. VIDEO debut, including a half-mile in :47 4/5 (1/33) June 13, and was More Than Words, c, 4, More Than Ready--Almudena (Per) backed to narrow even-money favoritism. Sent to the lead, the (Broodmare of the Year & G1SW-Per, MG1SP-Arg), by Silver $70,000 OBS March grad dictated terms through a :23.02 Planet (Arg). Monterrico, 6-23, Clasico Pedro Garcia Miro-G3, quarter, shook loose approaching the straightaway and drew off 1800mT, 1:48.72. B-William Saba & More Than Ready strongly in the stretch to a 13 1/2-length romp. Private Drive Syndicate (KY).*1ST STAKES WIN. 1ST GROUP WIN. **1/2 to (Bellamy Road) nailed stablemate Cigar Boat (Sidney’s Candy) Cascanueces (Smart Strike), Ch. 3yo Filly & MG1SW-Per. late for second. The winner has a yearling half-sister by ***$47,000 RNA Ylg ‘15 KEESEP. VIDEO Gemologist and a Broken Vow half-brother of this season. Sales Warrior’s Gold, h, 6, Warrior’s Reward--Gold Revenue, by History: $35,000 Ylg '17 KEESEP. Lifetime Record: 1-1-0-0, Touch Gold. Monterrico, 6-22, Hcp., 1000m, :57.55. $18,000. Click for the Equibase.com chart or VIDEO, sponsored B-Bernardo Alvarez Calderon & Teneri Farm Inc (KY). *Making by Fasig-Tipton. his first start off a January layoff, won for the 10th consecutive O-Bruce N. Tallisman; B-Langsem Farm, Inc (OH); T-Kelly J. time. **1/2 to Birdie Gold (Birdstone), Ch. Grass Mare & Breen. G1SW-Per. ***$32,000 RNA Ylg ‘13 KEESEP. VIDEO

IN PANAMA: Shangai Hopper, f, 3, Shanghai Bobby--Pelicus Affair, by Pentelicus. Presidente Remon, 6-23, Cond., 1400m. B-Gabriel Duignan, William Arvin Jr & Crosshaven Bloodstock (KY). *$6,000 Wlg ‘15 KEENOV; $3,200 Ylg ‘16 FTKOCT. VIDEO

IN SOUTH KOREA: IN RUSSIA: Clean Up Board, c, 3, Birdstone--Overboard, by Stormy Atlantic. Gamba, f, 2, Magician (Ire)--Debit Or Credit, by Cat Thief. Seoul, 6-23, Hcp. ($67k), 1200m. B-Alex & Kendra Penn (KY). Krasnodar, 6-23, Kuban River S. (NB), 1200m. B-White Fox *$27,000 RNA Ylg ‘16 KEESEP; $75,000 2yo ‘17 OBSAPR. Farm (KY). *$11,500 Ylg ‘17 KEESEP. **Won by 4 1/2 lengths to VIDEO become the second winner for her freshman sire (by Galileo Blue Empire, f, 3, First Dude--Grey Appeal, by Read the {Ire}). Footnotes. Seoul, 6-23, Hcp. ($67k), 1000m. B-Ponder Hill Inc Mahabbat T N, f, 2, Magician (Ire)--Measure, by Seeking the (FL). *$40,000 2yo ‘17 OBSAPR. VIDEO Gold. Kazan IEC, 6-22, Cond., 1200m. B-Tower Bloodstock (KY). TDN REGIONAL REPORT • PAGE 3 OF 5 • THETDN.COM THURSDAY • JUNE 28, 2018

*$55,000 Ylg ‘17 KEESEP. **1/2 to Quaintly (Giant’s Causeway), MGSP, $124,252; and Countofversailles (Giant’s Causeway), SW-Qat, $481,484. Winning Surprise, c, 3, Discreet Cat--Well Related, by Quiet American. Kazan IEC, 6-23, Cond., 1600m. B-Godolphin (KY). *Won by 11 1/2 lengths to remain perfect in three career starts. **$8,000 Ylg ‘16 KEESEP. STAKES RESULTS: Bernardino Charm, c, 3, Morning Line--Coral Sea, by Rubiano. PEACH QUEEN S., (NB) $52,600, Fairmount, 6-26, (S), 3yo, f, 6f, Central Moscow Hippodrome, 6-24, Cond., 2000m. B-Farish, 1:11.80, sy. Hudson & Kilroy (KY). *1/2 to Kathleens Reel (Lemon Drop 1--RICHIE'SLILWILDCAT, 124, f, 3, Wildcat Heir-- Kid), MSW & MGSP, $233,860; Cool Coal Man (Mineshaft), Richiesgirlgotgame (SP), by Five Star Day. GSW & GISP, $929,728; and Battle Midway (Quality Road), O-V-Leaf Stables LLC, Richard Ravin & Larry Rivelli; B-Richard GSP, $314,760. **$8,000 Ylg ‘16 KEESEP. Ravin & Larry Rivelli (IL); T-Larry Rivelli; J-Jose Valdivia, Jr. Crazy Road, c, 3, Quality Road--Dad’s Crazy (SW, $118,698), by $31,560. Lifetime Record: SW, 9-4-1-1, $144,659. *1/2 to Dom Langfuhr. Rostov-on-Don, 6-24, Cond., 1800m. B-Thomas G the Bomb (Bring the Heat), MSW, $242,797; and Richie the McClay (PA). *$35,000 Ylg ‘16 FTKOCT. Bull (Benny the Bull), SW & GSP, $217,686. 2--Checotah, 118, f, 3, Denman (Aus)--Meadow Bride, by Runaway Groom. O/B-Asiel Stable, LLC (IL); T-Carlos H. Silva. $10,520. 3--Isabellacannetella, 121, f, 3, Ghaaleb--Cannetella, by Speightstown. O/B-William P. Stiritz (IL); T-Scott Becker. $5,260. Margins: 2 3/4, 4, 4HF. Odds: 1.20, 21.70, 15.30. FIRST-CROP STARTERS TO WATCH: THURSDAY, JUNE 28 Boisterous (Distorted Humor), Tommy Town Thoroughbreds, $5,000 SOUTHERN ILLINOIS SOPHOMORE S., (NB) $52,000, Fairmount, 49 foals of racing age/1 winner/0 black-type winners 6-26, (S), 3yo, c/g, 6f, 1:11.40, sy. 4-Los Alamitos, Msw 5f, FLYING TO THE LINE, 8-1 1--HALO HUNTER, 124, g, 3, Leelanau--Halo At Last, by Home At Last. O/B-Shellye Marie Essenpreis (IL); T-Eddie M. SECOND-CROP STARTERS TO WATCH: THURSDAY, JUNE 28 Essenpreis; J-Juan F. Molina, Jr. $31,200. Lifetime Record: Shanghai Bobby (Harlan's Holiday), Ashford Stud, $15,000 8-4-0-0, $61,377. *1/2 to Roski (Animo de Valeroso), SP, 238 foals of racing age/35 winners/4 black-type winners $169,210. 3-Finger Lakes, Msw 5f, JADED LADY, 4-1 2--W W Cookie Monster, 118, g, 3, Ghaaleb--Peace Bridge, by $5,000 RNA SAR AUG yrl Safe in the U S A. O/B-William P. Stiritz (IL); T-Scott Becker. $10,400. Turbo Compressor (Halo's Image), Breakway Farm, $3,500 3--Pass the Gravy, 124, c, 3, Afleet Alex--Jasmine and Daisys, by 34 foals of racing age/9 winners/0 black-type winners Lite the Fuse. O-V-Leaf Stables LLC, Richard Ravin & Larry 3-Presque Isle Downs, Msw 6f, MIAMI SMUGGLER, 8-1 Rivelli; B-Richard Ravin & Larry Rivelli (IL); T-Larry Rivelli. $6,240. Margins: 4HF, 4, 15HF. Odds: 4.30, 3.90, 0.50.

ALLOWANCE RESULTS: 3rd-Indiana Grand, $34,500, (S), 6-27, (NW2L), 3yo/up, 1m 70y (off turf), 1:43.42, ft. PEGASUS ON THE GO (g, 3, Fusaichi Pegasus--Got Me On the Go, by Dance With Ravens) Lifetime Record: 7-2-0-0, $44,927. O-Dennis & Cynthia Claramunt; B-Jerry Rick Ayer (IN); T-Randy L. Klopp. *$20,000 Ylg '16 FTKOCT. TDN REGIONAL REPORT • PAGE 4 OF 5 • THETDN.COM THURSDAY • JUNE 28, 2018

7th-Indiana Grand, $32,500, (NW1X)/Opt. Clm ($30,000), 6-27, Lady Oxbow, f, 3, Oxbow--Isabeau's Elegance, by Dixie Union. 3yo, f, 1m 70y (off turf), 1:42.26, ft. Belmont, 6-27, (C), 1 1/8mT, 1:49.09. B-Classic Oaks Farm (KY). DIAMONDCOAT (f, 3, Gemologist--Rockford Peach, by Great *$57,000 Ylg '16 OBSAUG. Above) Lifetime Record: 9-2-0-2, $86,410. O-Lynn & Lola Cash; Pitching, g, 3, Scat Daddy--Indy Groove (GSW & GISP, B-Briland Farm, Robert Mitchell & Stacy Mitchell (KY); T-Kellyn $366,575), by A.P. Indy. Delaware, 6-27, (C), 1 1/2mT, 2:35.78. Gorder. *$2,200 Ylg '16 KEESEP; $20,000 2yo '17 EASMAY. B-Glen Hill Farm (FL). *$240,000 RNA Ylg '16 FTSAUG. **1/2 to Absinthe Minded (Quiet American), MSW & MGISP, Bella's Game, f, 3, Soldat--Thunder Way, by Thunder Gulch. $607,747. Belmont, 6-27, (C), 6fT, 1:09.46. B-Hartwell Farm Inc. (KY). *$25,000 Ylg '16 FTKOCT; $90,000 2yo '17 OBSAPR. 7th-Presque Isle Downs, $30,225, (C)/Opt. Clm ($62,500), 6-26, Hammered, f, 4, Road Ruler--Bar Hoppin, by Animo de Valeroso. 3yo/up, 6f (AWT), 1:10.02, ft. Fairmount, 6-26, (S), 6f, 1:11.60. B-Shellye Essenpreis (IL). SONNY INSPIRED (g, 7, Artie Schiller--Argentesque, by Silver *1ST-TIME STARTER. Deputy) Lifetime Record: MSW & GSP, 50-9-7-9, $515,074. O-D Hatman Thoroughbreds; B-Charles McGinnes (MD); T-Phil Schoenthal. *$20,000 Ylg '12 EASSEP.

7th-Finger Lakes, $20,400, (S), (NW3BX)/Opt. Clm ($15,000), 6-27, 3yo/up, f/m, 1m 40y, 1:41.67, ft. FROSTIE ANNE (m, 5, Frost Giant--Lake Toccet, by Toccet) Lifetime Record: SP, 28-10-3-2, $320,548. O-Rudy R. Rodriguez & Michael Imperio; B-Grant L Whitmer (NY); T-Rudy R. Rodriguez. *$18,000 Ylg '14 FTNMIX. **1/2 to Freudie Anne (Freud), MSW, $394,053. Half-brother sells at FTSAUG with VINERY SALES

3rd-Mountaineer, $20,079, 6-26, (NW4LX), 3yo/up, 1m (off turf), 1:39.56, ft. FRONTLINER (g, 4, Harlan's Holiday--Red Herring, by Empire Maker) Lifetime Record: 19-4-6-3, $92,616. O-Warhorse Thoroughbreds; B-Juddmonte Farms Inc (KY); T-Gary L. Johnson.

ADDITIONAL MAIDEN WINNERS: Stayonthegrind, c, 2, Birdstone--Beach, by Tapit. Indiana Grand, 6-27, 5f (off turf), :59.27. B-Gainesway Thoroughbreds Ltd. (KY). *$4,000 Ylg '17 KEEJAN. Bred & Consigned by GAINESWAY Wallace, g, 2, Run Away and Hide--Tales of Paradise, by Tale of the Cat. Presque Isle Downs, 6-27, 5f (AWT), :57.92. B-Foundations Farm (KY). *$10,500 RNA Wlg '16 KEENOV. Geranium, f, 3, Elusive Quality--Charming Legacy (Ire) (MGSP, $266,711), by Danehill. Belmont, 6-27, (S), (C), 1mT, 1:36.46. ARTIE SCHILLER, Sonny Inspired, g, 7, o/o Argentesque, by Silver B-Waterville Lake Stables Ltd LLC (NY). *$70,000 RNA Ylg '16 Deputy. AOC, 6-26, Presque Isle Downs KEESEP. BIRDSTONE, Stayonthegrind, c, 2, o/o Beach, by Tapit. MSW, Classic Lady, f, 3, Jimmy Creed--Elle Tish Slew (SP), by Eltish. 6-27, Indiana Grand Belmont, 6-27, (S), (C), 1mT, 1:36.51. B-Seth Gregory & Robert CANDY RIDE (ARG), Share the Ride, c, 3, o/o Belle of the Hall, by Barney (NY). *$22,500 Ylg '16 SARAUG. Graeme Hall. MSW, 6-27, Delaware Silla Manila, f, 3, Majesticperfection--Rimini Road, by DROSSELMEYER, Marathon, f, 3, o/o Radiant Sky, by Dynaformer. Delaware, 6-27, 7 1/2fT, 1:31.51. B-Brereton C. Jones (KY). *$70,000 RNA Ylg '16 KEESEP. **1/2 to Path of Leroidesanimaux (Brz). ALW, 6-27, Thistledown David (Istan), SW, $187,463; and Atigun (Istan), GISP, ELUSIVE QUALITY, Geranium, f, 3, o/o Charming Legacy (Ire), by $509,953. Danehill. MCL, 6-27, Belmont TDN REGIONAL REPORT • PAGE 5 OF 5 • THETDN.COM THURSDAY • JUNE 28, 2018

FROST GIANT, Frostie Anne, m, 5, o/o Lake Toccet, by Toccet. AOC, 6-27, Finger Lakes FUSAICHI PEGASUS, Pegasus On the Go, g, 3, o/o Got Me On the Go, by Dance With Ravens. ALW, 6-27, Indiana Grand GEMOLOGIST, Diamondcoat, f, 3, o/o Rockford Peach, by Great Above. AOC, 6-27, Indiana Grand GIO PONTI, Gucci Factor, g, 5, o/o Shoo In, by Dynaformer. AOC, 6-27, Belmont HARLAN'S HOLIDAY, Frontliner, g, 4, o/o Red Herring, by Empire Maker. ALW, 6-26, Mountaineer JIMMY CREED, Classic Lady, f, 3, o/o Elle Tish Slew, by Eltish. MCL, 6-27, Belmont LEELANAU, Halo Hunter, g, 3, o/o Halo At Last, by Home At Last. Southern Illinois Sophomore S., 6-26, Fairmount MAJESTICPERFECTION, Nth Degree, f, 3, o/o No Acronyms, by Milwaukee Brew. AOC, 6-27, Delaware MAJESTICPERFECTION, Silla Manila, f, 3, o/o Rimini Road, by Dynaformer. MSW, 6-27, Delaware OXBOW, Lady Oxbow, f, 3, o/o Isabeau's Elegance, by Dixie Union. MCL, 6-27, Belmont ROAD RULER, Hammered, f, 4, o/o Bar Hoppin, by Animo de Valeroso. MSW, 6-26, Fairmount RUN AWAY AND HIDE, Wallace, g, 2, o/o Tales of Paradise, by Tale of the Cat. MSW, 6-27, Presque Isle Downs SCAT DADDY, Pitching, g, 3, o/o Indy Groove, by A.P. Indy. MCL, 6-27, Delaware SOLDAT, Bella's Game, f, 3, o/o Thunder Way, by Thunder Gulch. MCL, 6-27, Belmont SPEIGHTSTOWN, Lexitonian, c, 2, o/o Riviera Romper, by Tapit. MSW, 6-27, Belmont TALE OF THE CAT, Magic Tale, c, 2, o/o Conjuress, by Indian Charlie. MSW, 6-27, Thistledown WILDCAT HEIR, Richie'slilwildcat, f, 3, o/o Richiesgirlgotgame, by Five Star Day. Peach Queen S., 6-26, Fairmount