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MONDAY, JUNE 8, 2015 732-747-8060 $ TDN Home Page Click Here SWEEP STILL SWEET ON SUNDAY DERBY WINNER >WELL= THE DAY AFTER The morning after ending the 37-year Triple Crown Saturday=s G1 Epsom Derby winner Golden Horn (GB) drought, American Pharoah (Pioneerof the Nile) was in (Cape Cross {Ire}) was reported to be in good form by fine form, according to trainer Bob Baffert. trainer John Gosden the morning after his Classic score. ALooking at the horse today, he looked pretty darn The conditioner noted the Anthony Oppenheimer good for a horse that just ran a mile and a half,@ Baffert colorbearer--who answered stamina questions in said outside of resounding fashion over 1 1/2 miles Saturday--will Barn 1 in Elmont. revert to 10 furlongs for the G1 Coral-Eclipse July 4, AHe's a tough while Derby second and stablemate Jack Hobbs (GB) horse. Today he (Halling) will target the looked like he G1 Irish Derby June 27. could run back in AHe's not in the Irish three weeks.@ Derby; it was something Baffert allowed we discussed at the members of the supplementary stage that media to pet we wouldn't put him in," American said Gosden of Golden Pharoah outside Horn. American Pharoah gets a kiss from Jorge of the barn to Golden Horn’s trainer John Gosden "The Eclipse in July looks Alvarez demonstrate the Racing Post like the direction we'll go Sarah K. Andrew colt=s demeanor. and then possibly on to AI just wanted York for the Juddmonte [International]. to share him with everybody to show how kind and He's come out of the race well and it is fair to say how sweet he is,@ Baffert said. AHe's been so special to the Eclipse is uppermost in my mind.@ me because for some reason he connects with me. Gosden, who was winning his second Derby after Horses of his caliber are not that nice. He's just sweet Benny The Dip in 1997, added, "It was a great race, and he's so different from any other horse I've had.@ run very strongly, and it was a clean affair. I thought Baffert continued, the Dante form [where Golden Horn and Jack Hobbs ASometimes I can't believe I were one-two] would be confirmed. I thought Jack have him in my barn. To see Hobbs was a little unbalanced, but he learned a lot from this horse finally do York, whereas the other horse is more the finished something like this...I was article.@ Cont. p7 starting to believe that maybe it was never going to happen. I was starting to think that maybe it's the breed, but it's not the breed. We just have to wait until a superior horse comes around, and they don't come around that often. You have to have a superior horse, and he also has to be tough and be able to handle the grind.@ American Pharoah and Jimmy Owner/breeder Ahmed Barnes Zayat said he recognized the Churchill photo colt=s potential early on. "We were told from the time he was a young foal that he was special, and I told that to Bob from Day One," Zayat said before watching American Pharoah's Triple Crown banner unfurled in the Belmont grandstand to hang with those of the previous 11 winners. 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WORLDWIDE INFORMATION Page 8 International Editor: Kelsey Riley Free Eagle on the Comeback Trail [email protected] Newmarket Bureau, Cafe Racing: Sean Cronin & Tom Frary ‘TDN Rising Star' Free Eagle (Ire) (High Chaparral {Ire}) is scheduled to have a [email protected] workout, after which trainer Dermot Weld will formulate a plan for the 4-year-old's seasonal debut. 60 Broad Street, Suite 100 Page 9 Red Bank, NJ 07701 732-747-8060 | 732-747-8955 (fax) Dylan Mouth Romps in Milan www.thoroughbreddailynews.com www.thetdn.com Dylan Mouth punched his ticket to the G1 King George VI & Queen Elizabeth S. with an emphatic five-length win in the G1 Gran Premio Di Milano Sunday. Page 9 TDN P HEADLINE NEWS • 6/8/15 • PAGE 2 of 11 • thoroughbreddailynews.com Espinoza on Media Trail FEATURE PRESENTATION • GI BELMONT S. Victor Espinoza will remain in New York for a number of national media commitments. The jockey threw out the ceremonial first pitch at Yankee Stadium Sunday and will be on NBC=s Today Show with Matt Lauer and on the Jimmy Fallon Show Monday. NYRA Registers Second-Highest Handle in History Saturday=s Belmont card witnessed the second- highest all-sources handle in the history of NYRA, with $134,839,391 wagered on Saturday's 13-race SWEEP STILL SWEET ON SUNDAY (cont. from p1) program. On track wagering tallied over $16.8 million, "Then when he went to Bob's barn, it was the same. while off-track betting totaled more than $117.9 Bob never hypes a horse, but he did tell me 'He's the million. one, but let's keep that between ourselves because we don't want to jinx him.' Now the secret is out." High Ratings for Belmont American Pharoah, who left Belmont on a 7:30 a.m. American Pharoah=s Triple Crown-winning Belmont S. flight Sunday headed for Kentucky, was given a hero=s victory, which was televised on NBC, registered a welcome back in the Blue Grass state. People lined up 12.3/27 meter market rating, the third best of a Belmont S. on record. NBC has posted back-to-back outside Barn 33 at Churchill Downs as American 12+ overnight ratings for the Triple Crown=s third Pharoah arrived at 1:15 p.m. jewel, marking the first time in People Meter history AThe feelings just go on and on; they just don't stop," that successive Belmont Stakes have topped a 12 Baffert=s assistant Jimmy Barnes, who accompanied overnight. American Pharoah from New York, said. AJust coming here with the police escort and there were fans on the MCLAUGHLIN PLEASED WITH FROSTED street waving--it's a lot of roller-coaster emotions." Trainer Kiaran McLaughlin was pretty pleased with American Pharoah will get a four-day break from Frosted (Tapit)=s runner-up effort in Saturday=s GI training before connections decide what their game plan Belmont S. "It was an exciting race," said McLaughlin. will be. "For about three strides, I started to call on [Frosted] AAfter we freshen him up, we have options,@ Baffert and then I looked back at noted. AWe'll have time to figure it all out, and right the leader and said, now we just want to love on him and enjoy him.@ 'Oops.' We were very proud of our horse, he ran very well he just ran Baffert, Espinoza Generous After Win into a star. Bob Baffert and wife Jill, as well as jockey Victor McLaughlin added, AIt Espinoza were quite generous following their Triple was a great day of Crown victory. Espinoza will donate his $80,000 GI racing, to have a Triple Belmont S. earnings to City of Hope cancer research Crown winner. We were and treatment facility in Duarte, California, while the second best, no excuses. Bafferts will be donating $50,000 to each of the We got paid for second Frosted at the break this time, last time we following charities: the Thoroughbred Aftercare Sarah K. Andrew Alliance, the California Retirement Aftercare Account, thought we were second the Permanently Disabled Jockeys Fund and Old Friends best, but finished fourth [in the GI Kentucky Derby]. Farm in Kentucky. American Pharoah is a great horse; he does everything right and he does it effortlessly." TDN P HEADLINE NEWS • 6/8/15 • PAGE 3 of 11 • thoroughbreddailynews.com Trainer Takes on the Belmont Stakes "The racing was great, the crowd was great.
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    MAIDEN OF THE WEEKPAGE 22 Friday, April 23, 2021 | Dedicated to the Australasian bloodstock industry - subscribe for free: Click here WINGMAN CUTTING PREVIEW - PAGE 20 TWO FOR SWEAR - PAGE 8 FINALISTS ANNOUNCED FOR GSSSA - PAGE 19 Japan’s Maurice and newcomer Read Tomorrow's Issue For Admire Mars to shuttle to Saturday Spotlight What's on Arrowfield Stud in 2021 Race meetings: Tamworth (NSW), Shalaa earns fee increase as Snitzel and Dundeel remain Cranbourne (VIC), Werribee (VIC), Gatton unchanged on nine-strong roster (QLD), Canberra (ACT) Barrier trials / Jump-outs: Flemington (VIC), Kilmore (VIC), Rockhampton (QLD), Canberra Acton (ACT) International meetings: Fairview (RSA), Sandown (UK), Doncaster (UK), Keeneland (US) International Group races: Sandown (UK) - bet365 Mile (Gr 2, 1m), Gordon Richards Stakes (Gr 3, 1m2f), Classic Trial (Gr 3, 1m2f). Keeneland (US) - Bewitch Stakes (Gr 3, 12f) Sales: Inglis Digital April (Late) Sale International sales: OBS Spring Sale of 2YOs in Training (US) Shalaa, Dundeel, Snitzel, Admire Mars and Maurice ANZ would rejoin its stallion roster after a one-year BY TIM ROWE | @ANZ_NEWS hiatus caused by the restrictions emerging from merging Japanese sire Maurice the Covid-19 pandemic, while also sourcing (Screen Hero) and Grade 1-winning another Japanese shuttler to accompany him. companion Admire Mars (Daiwa The latest major stud to release its service MORNING BRIEFING Major) will shuttle to Australia later fees, Arrowfield will offer a nine-stallion line-up, Ethis year as Arrowfield Stud returns to the Land led by four-time reigning champion sire Snitzel Twin Hills Stud of the Rising Sun in search of the magic outcross (Redoute’s Choice), whose fee will fee remain announces fees stallion for the country’s Danehill- (Danzig) unchanged at $165,000.