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STORM CAT COLT TOPS SARATOGA'S THE ADIRONDACK S.-Gll, $109,600, SAR, 8-9, 2yo, SECOND SESSION A dark bay or brown colt by f, 6 1 /2f, 1: 1 6 3/5, ft. --Buy the Firm (Affirmed) topped Wednesday 1--#@FLAT FLEET FEET, 113, f, 2, Afleet--Czar night's second session of the Saratoga Select Yearling Dancer, by Czaravich. ($32,000 2yo 1995 Sale. Trainer D. Wayne Lukas, who purchased the colt FTFFEB). 0-Caesar P. Kimmel & Philip Solondz; on behalf of owners Robert and Beverly Lewis for B-Ollie A. Cohen (KY); T-John C. Kimmel; J-M E 11 $410,000, said, 1 liked the pedigree. We've had a lot Smith; $65,760. Lifetime Record: 3-2-1-0, of luck with Storm Cats so the pedigree fit. He was an $89,760. *~to Royal Mitch (SW, $137,844,to individual who appealed to me in a lot of ways and he's 1995, by Homebuilder). going to change a lot in the next six months." Bringing 2--Steady Cat, 112, f, 2, Storm Cat-­ the second highest price of $375,000 was a bay colt by Hopespringsforever, by Mr. Prospector. 0-William --Aquakiss (Fr) (). Said the colt's T. Young; B-Overbrook Farm (KY); $21,920. purchaser Jim Spence, 11We would have bought perhaps 3--Western Dreamer, 120, f, 2, Gone West--Dream a couple if we didn't buy a colt of this quality. We liked Launch, by Relaunch. ($52,000yrl '94 KEESEP; his breeding, of course, and that breeding is about the $225,000 2yo 1995 FTFFEB). 0-J. Fred Miller Ill; hottest thing there is today on the track. He has won­ B-Jayeff B Stables (KY); $12,056. derful conformation and he could be a classic colt." Margins: NK, NK, 1 1 /4. Odds: 0.80CT, 2.70, 4.80. Spence said the colt will be trained next year by D. Also Ran: Miners Mirage, Strawberry Clover, Echo Wayne Lukas. Ironically, a year ago yesterday Spence Echo Echo, Here's London. bought Bright Launch (Relaunch), one of the favorites 4-5 favorite Flat Fleet Feet, who broke her maiden for today's Gii Saratoga Special, out of this sale. The by 9 lengths in her last start at Saratoga July 21, top-priced filly selling last night was by Danzig out of proved the jump up to graded stakes company no the Gill Honey Bee H. winner Under Oath. Tim Sams, problem, settling just behind dueling leaders ECHO agent for buyer Bayard Sharp, said, "She's a beautiful filly. I had marked her as one of the best fillies in the ECHO ECHO (Eastern Echo) and MINERS MIRAGE sale. She has really good hindquarters and good bal­ (Mining) early, rallying three wide leaving the turn, ance." Overall, 61 yearlings sold Wednesday night for a surging to the front in midstretch then holding off a total of $8,079,000 and an average of $132,443, up late challenge from Steady Cat in the final strides to win by a neck. 11 She looked very determined coming 24 percent from last year's second session average of 11 $106,677. There were 8 yearlings reported as not sold. down the lane," said winning trainer John Kimmel. 1 The sale concludes tonight. think you're going to see this filly come back strong and this race will go a long way to enhance her ca­ TOP TWO COL TS: reer. It had been the plan to sit behind the speed and HIP # SIRE DAM PRICE make one run. I had been working her in behind 128 Storm Cat Buy the Firm $410,000 horses and she seemed to enjoy it. She put in a real Consigned by Walnut Green (Jones Bros.), agent. game effort and that has to be applauded." Kimmel Purchased by D. Wayne Lukas, agent for indicated that as long as his filly comes out of the Robert and Beverly Lewis. race in good shape, she will run next in the GI 115 Storm Bird Aquakiss (Fr) $375,000 Consigned by Camas Park (Tim Hyde), agent. Spinaway at Saratoga August 28. Purchased by James C. Spence. Stakes Results Continued, p. 2 TOP TWO FILLIES: HIP # SIRE DAM PRICE STAKES RESULTS ...... 1,2 97 Danzig Under Oath $250,000 NEWS CONTINUED ...... 2,3 Consigned by Lane's End, agent. STAKES PREVIEW ...... 3,4 fJ)- Purchased by Bayard Sharp. RACING RESULTS ...... 4,5,6 149 Unbridled Cruisie $190,000 z TOTAL PAGES ...... 7 Consigned by Gainesway Farm, agent for Carliwood Farm. Purchased by John Galbreath II, agent. PAGE 2 •THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS• 8-10-95

Stakes Results, Continued. winner with a score in the Dec. 7 J.O. Tobin S. at Hol­ SORRENTO S.-Gll, $104,200, DMR, 8-9, 2yo, f, 61/2f, lywood. In his only two starts this year, the four-year­ 1 : 1 5 3/5, ft. old finished fourth in both the San Fernando S. and the 1--@BATROYALE, 119, f, 2, Batonnier--Royal Merger, GI Strub S. at Santa Anita. "We always hoped he by Princely Native. 0-Mr & Mrs Robert H. Walter; would be able to realize his vast potential on the race­ B-Robert H. Walter (CA); T-Bob Baffert; J-G. Stevens; track, but we didn't want to get him hurt, so we de­ $59,200. Lifetime Record: 3-3-0-0, $88, 150. cided to bring him home," Hancock said. "This is a very 2--Cosmic Fire, 11 7, f, 2, Capote--Future Bright, by good racehorse who had some very bad luck. He has Lyphard's Wish (Fr). ($60,000 yrl '94 KEESEP). wonderful conformation and a world-class pedigree. I'm 0-Pine Creek Ranch; B-Donald S Zuckerman & very excited to have a Classic-placed son of going Roberta Mary Zuckerman (KY); $20,000. to stud with this kind of potential." Strodes Creek re­ 3--Waycross, 117, f, 2, Conquistador Cielo--Zuri, by tires with a record of 9-3-2-2 for earnings of $430,006. Danzig. ($25,000 yrl '94 KEESEP). 0-D E & J E Weir; B-Loblolly Stable (KY); $15,000. FASIG-TIPTON AND SET Margins: 2 1 /4, 2 3/4, 1 3/4. Odds: 4.80, 1.00, 2.80. NOVEMBER SALES DATES The possibility of con­ Also Ran: Blacktie Bid, Love On the Rail, Totally Spell­ flicting sales dates between Fasig-Tipton and Keeneland bound. Scratched: Eastside Lass, Ocean View. in in November has been averted. Breeders Batroyale, sent off the 9-2 third choice despite win­ had voiced concerns over a recent release that ning the Solano County Juvenile Fillies S. in her last Keeneland's sale would commence November 11, a start July 21, dueled for the early lead between rivals, date previously announced as a Fasig-Tipton sales day. shook clear at the top of the stretch and held off the Fasig-Tipton Chairman D.G. Van Clief Jr. noted that fast-closing Cosmic Fire for her first graded victory. while no commitment had been made by either organi­ "She feels like a mile and a quarter filly," said winning zation, the two auction companies prefer to avoid a jockey Gary Stevens. "She doesn't impress you; she clash. "It would be counter-productive for sellers and just gets it done. I was just cruising with her today. She buyers alike to go head-to-head in Lexington in Novem­ was running real easy in the early part. When I came ber," said Van Clief. Presently scheduled for Fasig­ back and saw those splits (: 21 4/5, : 44 2/5, 1 : 09 1 /5) I Tipton is an open sale Friday, November 10 and se­ was surprised. And she saved a nice kick for me at the lected sessions of foals and Saturday and Sun­ end. She could be special." Trainer Bob Baffert agreed. day, November 11 and 12. Keeneland's November "When he (owner Robert Walter) sent me these horses, Breeding Stock Sale is scheduled for November 1 2 I had papers but I didn't know who was who," Baffert through November 21 . said. "When I worked her the first time, I thought she was a three-year-old, big and robust. When I went back LAKEWAY RETURNS SUNDAY Sharing Sunday's and looked at the papers and saw she was a two-year­ spotlight at Del Mar with the $1,000,000 Pacific Clas­ old, I said she's gonna be all right." sic will be the return of one of the top three-year-old fillies of 1994, Lakeway (), in the News Continued. $100,000-added Giii Rancho Bernardo Breeders' Cup H. STRODES CREEK RETIRED Strodes Creek (Halo), Lakeway has recorded six victories and two second­ second and third respectively in last year's Kentucky place efforts in eight career starts for earnings of Derby and , has been retired from racing $594,520. Her triumphs last year included victories in and will stand the 1996 breeding season at Arthur B. four Grade I events: the Santa Anita Oaks, Hollywood Hancock Ill's Stone Farm in Paris, Kentucky. Bred by Oaks, Mother Goose S. and Las Virgenes S. When she Hancock, Strodes Creek raced for a partnership consist­ runs Sunday it will be for the first time in exactly a ing of trainer Charlie Whittingham, Robert and Janice year, as she last went postward in the August 13, McNair and Hancock. The colt did not race at two, but 1994 GI Alabama S., finishing second to eventual broke his maiden by eight lengths in his first start in -winner Heavenly Prize (Seeking the Gold) January of his three-year-old year. Later in 1994, the before being diagnosed with a lung infection. "The idea, bay colt came flying at the finish to be third in the GI depending on how hard this race is on her, is to run Santa Anita Derby before his second-place effort in the back in the Chula Vista H. (Sept. 3), which is asking for Run for the Roses. "I really believe that with just a little a bounce because it's awful quick," said Lakeway' s luck, we would have won the Derby with him," said trainer Gary Jones. "Then if those two things are ac­ Whittingham. "He was turned sideways on the turn and complished, we're looking at either the Spinster (at just lost too much ground to make up." In his first start Keeneland) or the Beldame (at Belmont) and then back back after the Belmont, Strodes Creek became a stakes- in the Breeders' Cup Distaff."

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News Continued. CANADIAN BREEDERS SALES CATALOGUES DEAD AT 31 Damascus (Sword READY Catalogues for this year's Canadian Breeders Dancer), Horse of the Year, Champion Three-Year-Old Selected Yearlings Sales are now available. The event Colt and Champion Handicap Horse in 1 967, died Au­ will be held Thursday and Friday, September 7 and 8 at gust 8 in his paddock at Claiborne Farm in Paris, Ken­ 7:30 p.m. each evening at Woodbine. A total of 165 tucky. The 31-year-old Kentucky bred enjoyed great yearlings, chosen on a combined physical and pedigree success on the racetrack, winning 17 stakes in 32 evaluation, will be offered. In addition, previous gradu­ starts from 1966 to 1968. Among his triumphs were ates will be showcased in six $100,000 sales stakes victories in such prestigious events as the Preakness the evening before the sale. Recent graduates include and Belmont S., Jockey Club Gold Cup, Travers, Wood Canadian Triple Crown and Molson Million winner Memorial, Brooklyn H., Woodward S., Remsen S., Peteski (Affirmed), 1995 Gii Prioress S. winner Malibu S. and Dwyer H. He retired to Claiborne for the Scotzanna (Silver Deputy) and Gil Comely S. winner 1969 breeding season with earnings of $1, 176, 781 and Nappelon (Bold Revenue). great expectations. He went on to sire 72 stakes win­ ners, including champions Belted Earl and Lord Durham and Grade I winners Crusader Sword, Desert Wine, PREVIEW Eastern Echo, Gold and Myrrh, Highland Blade, Judger, Lover John, , Pacific Princess, Private Account, • • Today, Saratoga: Soy Numero Uno and Time for a Change. Pensioned in SARATOGA SPECIAL S.-Gll, $100,000a, 2yo, 6 1/2f 1989, Damascus will be buried at Claiborne. PP HORSE TRAINER JOCKEY ODDS 1 Bright Launch Lukas Santos 3-1 GOVERNOR PATAKI SPEAKS AT SARATOGA 2 Sunny Side Serpe Luzzi 8-1 Not getting into any specifics, New York Governor 3 Whiskey Tears W. Smith Garcia 8-1 George Pataki met with horsemen, New York Racing 4 Aggie Southpaw Hauswald Day 5-2 Association management and the press yesterday at 5 Feather Box Cordero Jr. Migliore 20-1 Saratoga and had this message, "I'm here to help." 6 Devil's Honor Reese Black 20-1 Pataki assured the leadership of the Horsemen's Benev­ 7 Severe Clear Hernandez Alvarado 1 5-1 olent and Protective Association that if casinos are 8 Meadowtime Aquilino Davis 5-1 legalized in New York, he will take every step to see it 9 Editor's Note Lukas Barton 1 0-1 is done in a way that protects the racing industry. "If it All runners will carry 11 2 pounds. is done in an intelligent way and with the knowledge of Aggie Southpaw (Forty Niner), who broke his maiden the need to protect the racing industry, I think (the by five lengths as the favorite in his debut at marriage between casinos and racing) can be coopera­ Downs June 3, came back to finish second in his only tive as opposed to confrontational," Pataki said. Initial other start, the Giii Bashford Manor at the Louisville steps have been taken in New York to legalize casinos, track July 1. "Ever since the day we got him he's met but they cannot exist until being approved by the vot­ all our expectations," said trainer Phil Hauswald. "He's ers. Pataki added he wants to privatize the off-track­ so easy to train and he never gives us any problems. He betting operation, but again offered no specifics. Mostly just gets better and better as each day goes on. I think he was there to let the industry know he is supportive the added distance of the Saratoga Special will be a of it. "We have to increase purses and continue with plus for Aggie." capital investment, not just this year but into the fu­ ture," he said. "We also want to reduce the takeout and © Copyright Thoroughbred Daily News. do whatever else it takes to make sure New York is once again the preeminent racing circuit in the country." This newspaper may not be reproduced in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, without prior written permission of the copyright owner, Media Vista. STAKES CLOSINGS Information as to the races, race results and earnings TODAY, THURSDAY, AUGUST 10: was obtained from results charts published in Daily 8-13 $1, 000, OOOg Pacific Classic-GI, DMR, Racing Form and utilized herewith with the permission 3yo/up, 1Of, (30, 000-sup) of the copyright owner, Daily Racing Form.

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Weekend Preview, Continued. FOREIGN Sunday, Del Mar: PACIFIC CLASSIC-GI, $1,000,000, 3yo/up, 1 1/4m • • Yesterday's Result: Likely favorite Concern (Broad Brush) was scheduled to leave Baltimore at 3 p.m. EDT Wednesday on a flight UPAVON FILLIES S., $31, 148, Salisbury, England, expected to have the '94 Breeders' Cup Classic champ 8-9, 3yo/up, f/m, 1 Off, 2:06.13, fm. bedded down on Del Mar's backstretch late last night. 1--#ELLIE ARDENSKY (GB}, 117, f, 3, Slip Anchor Trainer Richard Small said he wanted to get to the West (GB)--Circus Ring (Ire) (Co-Champion 2yo Filly in Coast in plenty of time to let Robert Meyerhoff's colt England, G2-Eng), by High Top (Ire). 0-The get a breeze over the seaside track before the race. Snailwell Stud Co. Ltd.; 8-Snailwell Stud Co. Ltd.; Concern has already shipped west twice this summer, T-James Fanshawe; J-D. Harrison; $18,472. taking the GI Californian S. at Hollywood in June and 2--Cask (GB), 121, f, 3, Be My Chief--Premiere Cuvee most recently finishing sixth in the million dollar Holly­ (GB}, by Formidable. $6,905. wood Gold Cup. Trainer Richard Mandella sent Soul of 3--Vena (Ire), f, 3, Danehill--Massawippi (Ire}, by Be the Matter (Private Terms) five furlongs Tuesday morn­ My Native. $3,370. ing at Del Mar in 1 :00 1 /5. The four-year-old returned from an eight-month layoff to take the Gii Bel Air H. at Margins: 3/4, 1 1 /4, 2 Yi. Hollywood in his last start July 1 6. "He's done really well since his last race, and he's ready to go," said PLATINUM S., $25,042, Fairyhouse, Ireland, 8-9, 3yo/up, 1 mT, 1 :35.40, fm. Mandella. Kent Desormeaux will ride. Also pointing to 1--#WIZARD KING (GB), 129, c, 4, Shaadi--Broomstick the race are Gii San Diego H. winner Blumin Affair (Dynaformer), '94 Pacific Classic victor Tinners Way Cottage (GB}, by Habitat. 0-Sheikh Ahmed Bin Saeed (Secretariat) and Kissin Kris (Kris S.). In addition, it was al Maktoum; B-Sheikh Mohammed bin Rasid al Maktoum; T-Sir Mark Prescott; J-M.Kinane; $16,398. confirmed yesterday by trainer Ron McAnally that 2--ldris (Ire), 129, h, 5, Ahonoora (lre)--ldara (Ire), by Cleante (Arg} (Kleiglight) will be supplemented to the Top Ville (Ire). $5,085. race at a cost of $30,000. The 1993 Horse of the Year 3--Park Charger (GB), 119, f, 3, Tirol (lre)--Haitienne in Argentina, six-year-old Cleante was most recently (Fr), by Green Dancer. $2,542. second to Soul of the Matter in the Bel Air. Considered Margins: 1, 2, 4. a strong possibility to round out the Pacific Classic field is last year's GI Hollywood Gold Cup winner Slew of Damascus (Slewacide), whose trainer Craig Roberts American-Bred Winners in England: said yesterday, "We're leaning pretty strong to go in the Bewitching, f, 2, Imp Society--Mrs. Magnum, by race. He's been doing great since that last race (the (Ire). Salisbury, 8-9, EBF Sandown Aug. 2 Wickerr H. on the Del Mar turf, in which he Maiden, 6fT, 2yo, $6,989 to winner. 0-P.C.J. finished third). We thought he might have been a little Dalby; B-B. Ned Jones & Dr. James R. Cook; dull after the race, but he's been fine." T-James Toller. Shemaq, f, 3, Blushing John--Geraldine's Store (Gii, Saturday, Monmouth Park: $347,275), by Exclusive Native. Sandown Park, SAPLING S.-Gll, $200,000, 2yo, 6f 8-9, Sandown Exhibition Centre Conditions S., The Sapling will feature two D. Wayne Lukas-trainees, 1 mT, 3yo/up, $8,323 to winner. 0-Sheikh Hamdan Gii Hollywood Juvenile Championship winner Hennessy al Maktoum; 8-Thomas P. Whitney; T-Tom Jones. (Storm Cat) and Cold Snap (Dispersal), recently pur­ * $85,000 yrlg '93 KEESEP. chased privately from New Farm by Hennessy' s owners lltimas, f, 3, Dayjur--Tadwin (GB) (SW-Eng, GSP-lre), Robert and Beverly Lewis. Cold Snap, undefeated in by Never So Bold (Ire). Salisbury, 8-9, Amesbury two career starts, most recently won the $30,000 Fillies Conditions S., 5fT, 3yo/up, f/m, $8,048 to Gilded Time S. at Monmouth Park at five furlongs on winner. 0-Sheikh Hamdan al Maktoum; B-Shadwell the turf. "He looks like a real nice horse," said Lukas Farm; T-Peter Walwyn. assistant Dallas Stewart. "He's pretty mature for a Sarmatian, c, 4, Northern Flagship--Tracy L. (SW), by two-year-old." Calder-based Built For Pleasure (Home­ Bold Favorite. Hamilton, 8-9, William Hill Scottish builder), winner of his last two outings by a combined Trophy H., 1 m65ydsT, 3yo/up, $11,852 to winner. 614-lengths, breezed a half-mile at Monmouth Tuesday 0-Stuart Thomas Brankin; B-David Allan; T-Michael in :48. "Buddy Raines has a horse who can really run Hammond. (Tyro winner Foolish Pole {Polish Numbers}}, and the Second Colours, g, 5, Timeless Moment--Ruffled Silk, Lukas horses are going to be tough," said Built For by Our Hero. Beverley, 8-9, Allders of Hull Claimer, Pleasure's trainer Thomas Heard. "But I have to give 1m100ydsT, 3yo/up, $5,334to winner. 0-Peter this horse a shot. We won't know how good he is Savill; B-Dinnaken Farm; T-Mrs. Mary Reveley. unless we try." Also pointing to the Sapling is Cashier *$37,000yrlg '91 KEESEP. Coyote (Regal Humor), who has already notched stakes Nornax Lad, g, 7, Northern Baby--Naxos (SP), by Big wins in the Hialeah Juvenile S. and the Magic City Spruce. Hamilton, 8-9, Orbiston Limited S., 11 fT, Juvenile $. at Birmingham. The Florida-bred will be 3yo/up, $4,408 to winner. 0-Mrs. B. Taylor; using Lasix for the first time Saturday. B-Hillfields Farm; T-Martyn Meade. PAGE .5 • THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS • 8-10-95

2nd-SAR, $30,000, Msw, 2yo, f, 6 1 /2f, 1: 18 2/5, ft. NEW YORK LEMON DOVE (f, 2, Forty Niner--Namaqua, by • • Storm Bird), 2nd in her only prior outing June 1 8 at Yesterday's Results: Belmont, was sent off the 6-5 favorite here and did not 8th-SAR, $47,000, Alw, 3yo/up, f/m, 11/8m,1:51 disappoint, going wire-to-wire under Jose Santos to win 1 /5, ft. by 2 lengths. HEAT LIGHTNING () was 1--CINNAMON SUGAR (IRE), 121, f, 4, Wild Again-­ 2nd. The winner is % to Namaqualand (Glll-N.A., GSP­ Sugar and Spice (GI, $257,046), by Key to the Mint. Fr, $165,361, by Mr. Prospector). Lifetime Record: 0-Skara Glen Stables; B- (IRE); 2-1-1-0, $24,000. T-Thomas J Skiffington. 0-Helen C. Alexander & Helen K. Groves. B-Alexander Lifetime Record: 19-6-7-1, $384,246. Groves (KY). T-Flint S. Schulhofer. 2--Miss Golden Circle, 112, f, 3, Crafty Prospector-­ River Missy, by Riverman. 4th-SAR, $30,000, Msw, 3yo/up, 6 1 /2f, 1: 17 2/5, ft. 3--Gray Mood, 121, m, 5, Relaunch--Smarted, by LEAP TO FLAME (g, 3, Storm Cat--Matoki, by Hail to Smarten. Reason), a $510,000 Keeneland July yearling, took the Margins: 3HF, 2 1 /4, 1. Odds: 1.85, 1.10, 8.20. lead at the start and never looked back, crossing the Cinnamon Sugar, winner of the Gii Long Look H. at wire 4 lengths the best as the 3-1 second choice. He is the Meadowlands last October, last visited the winners' % to Atlatl (MSP, $125,050, by Dewan), Parochial circle March 25 at Hialeah after taking the $50,000 (MGlll, $367,287, by Mehmet), Knifebox (Hwt Older Coral Gables H. One-for-one at Saratoga prior to this Horse in Italy twice at 9 1/2-11 furlongs, G1-lty, MG3- race after taking an allowance at the track last July, she Eng, G3-Fr, $248,490, by Diesis {GB}) and Jake Is remained undefeated over the surface with an off-the­ Jake (SP, $173,259, by Broad Brush). Lifetime Record: pace, 3 1 /2-length tally under regular rider Mike Smith. 5-1-1-1, $30,060. Last year's Gii Astarita winner Miss Golden Circle, sent 0-. B-Barbara Hunter & Overbrook Farm off the even-money choice, continued to be a model of (KY). T-MacKenzie Miller. consistency with her 2nd-place effort. Local News, Belmont Park: 7th-SAR, $38,000, Alw, 3/up, 1 5/8mT, 2:39 4/5, fm. Belmont's GI $150,000 Gazelle H., to be run Septem­ DOCTOR DISASTER (g, 6, Palace Panther {lre}-­ ber 3, got a boost yesterday when trainer D. Wayne Victania, by Ruritania), who registered his 1st win since Lukas announced his intentions to run his star filly March when notching a frontrunning victory in a Serena's Song (Rahy) in the race. "We like the race $50,000 claimer on the Saratoga turf July 29, made it because it's at 1 1 /8-miles and for three-year-old fil­ two straight with a wire-to-wire, 2-length tally under lies," said Lukas. In Serena's Song's most recent out­ Jorge Chavez. 8-5 favorite BEST OF MUSIC (Stop the ing, the $1,821,435-earner took the GI Haskell Invita­ Music) was 2nd. The winner is % to Embractania (SP, tional H. against the boys July 30 at Monmouth. $129, 160, by Regal Embrace). Lifetime Record: 42-7-3-5, $159,944. Local News, Saratoga: 0-James F. Olson. B-Walden Farm Breeding Assoc. 1 In the first race at Saratoga yesterday, steeplechase (NY). T-Dennis J. Brida. rider Matt Mccarron was injured when his horse Evan (Quadravan) fell over the last jump and appeared to roll 6th-SAR, $34,000, Alw, 3yo/up, f/m, 6 1/2f, 1:17, ft. over the jockey. The son of former rider Gregg UNACCEPTABLE (f, 3, Irish Tower--Miss Kenton Mccarron and the nephew of Hall of Fame jockey Chris County, by Northjet {Ire}), winner of the Giii Astoria Mccarron, Matt Mccarron was taken to Saratoga Hos­ Breeders' Cup S. in June '94, visited the winners' circle pital, where he was diagnosed with a broken right col­ for the first time since that score, sitting just off the larbone and released. The horse was uninjured. flank of pacesetter LIL'S LASS (Phone Trick) until the top of the stretch, where she drew off to defeat that rival by 5 lengths as the 2-1 bettors' choice. Lifetime EAST Record: 6-3-2-1, $140,421. • • 0-Ward C Pitfield. 8-C. Jones, M. Floyd, Et Yesterday's Result: Al. B. (KY). T-Philip M Hauswald. 8th-WOX, $26,600, Alw, 3yo/up, 7f, 1 :23 1 /5, ft. BUTZER (h, 6, Ziggy's Boy--Sirona {SW}, by Irish 3rd-SAR, $34,000, Alw, 3yo, 7f, 1 :22 4/5, ft. Stronghold), a 6xSW, finished 3rd in the H. STOCK POWER (c, 3, Seeking the Gold--Under Oath over the Woodbine turf in his last start July 9. Stepping {Giii, $426,547}, by ), winner of 2 back on the main track here, the Canadian-bred rated straight before finishing 4th in a six-furlong Saratoga behind a three-horse speed duel into the turn, bid four­ allowance in his last, stretched out to seven panels and wide turning for home, easily took command at the top rallied from the back of the pack as the 8-5 chalk to win of the stretch and drew off to win by 3 % as the over­ by a nose. PORPHYRY (Crafty Prospector) was 2nd. whelming 1-2 favorite. He is % to Diamonds Galore Lifetime Record: 5-3-0-0, $46, 144. (MSW-N.A., GSP-Eng, $358, 155, by Diamond Shoal 0-W.S. Farish & Temple Webber Jr. B-W.S. Farish (KY). {GB}). Lifetime Record: 33-9-7-4, $686,476. T-Neil J. Howard. O/B-Frank Stronach (CAN). T-Daniel J. Vella. PAGE.6 •THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS• 8-10-95 + MIDWEST • B•R•E•E•D•E•R•S Yesterday's Result: EDITION

1 Oth-ELP, $28,600, Alw, 3yo/up, 6 1 /2f, 1: 16 3/5, ft. ALLOWANCE RESULTS: JUDGE TC (c, 4, Judge Smells--l'm Pretty, by Secretar­ iat), winner of the Ellis Park Juvenile S. and the Sequoia 9th-MTH, $40,000, 3yo/up, f/m, 1 1 /16mT, 1 :44 2/5, Breeders' Cup S. at Ellis Park at two and the Giii Rebel gd. S. at Oaklawn at three, visited the winners' circle for GREAT TRIUMPH (f, 4, Lejoli--Marked Lady, by Singh) the first time in '95 here, rallying from mid-pack to win Lifetime Record: 26-5-7-2, $204,315. O/B/T-Joseph A. by 3 Y2 as the 3-2 bettors' choice. Lifetime Record: Lostritto (NY). *SW. 14-5-2-0, $209,872. 0-Bea & Robert H. Roberts. B-K. Jones & American Star 10th-SAR, $34,000, 3yo/up, f/m, 1 1/8mT, 1 :47 4/5, Corp. (KY). T-Gary G. Hartlage. fm. JUST WONDERFUL (f, 4, Strike the Anvil--Narita, by Sham) Lifetime Record: 10-2-1-2, $34,708. WE s T 0-Paraneck Stable. B-Ray Tamargo (FL). T-Joseph • • Aquilino. Local News, Bay Meadows: The support offered by the Thoroughbred Owners 5th-SAR, $32,000, (R), 3yo/up, f/m, 6f, 1: 11, ft. of California (TOC) for a concept that would create a KACIE'S FAVOR (f, 3, Distinctive Pro--Smart n' Irish, new, state-of-the-art training facility, which ultimately by Smarten} Lifetime Record: 4-2-1-0, $44,560. would be developed to include a premiere racing 0-Arthur I. Klein. B-Rozzie's Stables Inc (NY). venue, has been welcomed by officials of Bay Mead­ T-Howard Tesher. ows Operating Company. Any new venture would be owned by the California Jockey Club (CJC), now the 1st-SAR, $30,000, Steeplechase, 3yo/up, 2 1 /16mT, owner of the property on which Bay Meadows Race­ 3:41 4/5, fm. course is situated, and a final decision as to the de­ STRAWBERRY ANGEL (f, 4, Red Attack--Stronghold velopment and location of a new training facility and {Fr}, by Green Dancer} Lifetime Record: 14-4-4-0, racetrack would be dependent upon approval of the $72,456. 0-Mrs Walter M. Jeffords Jr. B-Estate Of CJC's board of directors. "The demographics and the Walter M. Jeffords Jr. (KY). T-F. Bruce Miller. *SW environment will determine where we build," said F. over jumps. * % to Lonesome Glory (Ch. Steeplechaser Jack Liebau, CEO of Bay Meadows. "We will be Twice, MSW over jumps, $426,754, by Transworld). looking for an area suitable for Thoroughbreds and one where anticipated growth in population will as­ 8th-MTH, $26,000, 3yo/up, 6f, 1:10 1/5, ft. sure the success of the venture." DESERT CORRAL (c, 3, Tejano--Winning Style, by ) Lifetime Record: 10-3-2-2, $86, 123. O/B-Overbrook Farm (KY). T-D. Wayne Lukas. *MSP.

I+ So. CALIFORNIA+ I 10th-BMF, $25,220, 3yo/up, f/m, 6f, 1 :09 4/5, ft. Yesterday's Results: SHARE THE KNIGHT (f, 3, Knights Choice--We Share, by Conquistador Cielo) Lifetime Record: 6-3-1-0, $42,625. O/T-Howard Belvoir. B-Howard Brunner 3rd-DMR, $47,000,Alw, 3/up, f/m, 6f, 1 :09 2/5, ft. (WA). PERSIST ANT SAL (f, 4, The Irish Lord--Borntobe­ courageous, by Native Prospector), winner of her first 3rd-WOX, $24,900, 3yo/up, f/m, 7fT, 1 :20 3/5, fm. two career outings last summer, had been away from PETROUCHKA (f, 3, --Mina's Sport, by the races since her fourth-place effort in the re­ Sportin' Life} Lifetime Record: 6-3-0-1, $100,856. stricted Las Ninas S. at Fairplex in September '94. O/B-Knob Hill Stable (CAN). T-Phillip England. *SW. Sent off the even-money favorite off that 11-month layoff, she tracked the pacesetter down the backside, 7th-MTH, $24,000, 2yo, f, 6f, 1 :11 4/5, ft. gained the lead entering the stretch and was ridden BALLET DANCING (f, 2, Dawn Ouixote--Pauletty, by out to a 2 3/4-length victory. Lifetime Record: Sr. Diplomat) Lifetime Record: 3-2-0-0, $23,400. 4-3-0-0, $71,302. 0-Solomon Garazi. B-Solomon Garazi, F. Berens, Et Al. 0-Alsdorf & Nixon. B-P. Valenti & J. Coelho (CA). (FL). T-Steven T. Jerkens. T-John W. Sadler. 9th-ELP, $23,565, 3yo/up, f/m, 6 1 /2f, 1: 17 2/5, ft. A# will distinguish first-time stakes-winners, a@ PHONE OFTEN (f, 3, Phone Trick--Once to Often, by will indicate first-time graded stakes-winners, a + Raise a Native) Lifetime Record: 5-3-0-1, $63,004. will denote winners who are first-time starters and a 0-Beverly J. & Robert B. Lewis. 8-Hurstland Farm, Inc. (R) will be used for races restricted to state-breds. (KY). T-Charles Lopresti. PAGE 7 • THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS • 8-10-95 ,..,.. '======¥~~======MAIDEN WINNERS: NORTH AMERICAN SIRES OF 1995 Buckaroo's Dream, f, 2, Buckaroo--Hold the Dream, by Hold Your Peace. WOX, 8-9, 6f, 1: 13 4/5. 8-Mary UNRESTRICTED SW'S Jane Hunt Ellis & Elizabeth S. Hunt (Ny). *$15,000 (Through 8/7/95) yrl '94 OBSAUG; $12,303 2yo 1995 ONTJUN. * * 1 /2 SIRE STATE SW's to Captain Video (MSW, $140,625, by Stalwart). Gone West KY 11 Lemon Dove, f, 2, Forty Niner--Namaqua, by Storm Crafty Prospector KY 9 Bird. SAR, 8-9, 6 1 /2f, 1: 18 2/5. B-Alexander Groves Danzig KY 9 Thoroughbreds (Ky). * Yz to Namaqualand (Glll-N.A., Dixieland Band KY 9 GSP-Fr, $165,361, by Mr. Prospector). Wild Again KY 9 +Thundering Halo, c, 2, Hay Halo--Happy Serenade, by Green Dancer KY 8 Ga Hai. DEL, 8-9, 5 1 /2f, 1 :05 4/5. B-Barbara Spitler Miswaki KY 8 & Kenneth Kennedy (Pa). Nureyev KY 7 Back Stage Honey, f, 2, High Brite--Romantic Love, by Storm Cat KY 7 Stage Door Johnny. LAD, 8-9, 6f, 1: 10 4/5. B-Helen Broad Brush KY 6 Widener (Tx). *$8,500 yrl '94 TEXAUG. Dynaformer KY 6 Josies Habit, f, 2, My Habitony--Dear Josie, by KY 6 Acratariat. DMR, 8-9, 5f, :58 3/5. 8-Hanson Stock Mt. Livermore KY 6 Farm (Ca). Seattle Slew KY 6 +Prospector's News, c, 3, Chromite--Special Edition, Woodman KY 6 by His Majesty. MTH, 8-9, 6f, 1: 11 3/5. B-Hazel B. Ascot Knight ONT 5 Marsh (Va). *Yz to Island Edition (GSP, $315,302, by Bold Ruckus ONT 5 *Hawaii). Caveat dead 5 Early Conquest, c, 3, Conquistador Cielo--Brunswick Kris S. KY 5 Dawn, by Amber Morn. ELP, 8-9, 1 m, 1 :39 3/5. On to Glory dead 5 B-Russell S. Davis (Ky). * $70,000 yrl '93 KEESEP; Rahy KY 5 $120,000 2yo 1994 KEEAPR. * * 1 /2 to Let's Go Blue Relaunch KY 5 (Ch. Older Horse in Canada, MGlll, $757,597, by Seeking the Gold KY 5 Bob's Dusty). Storm Bird KY 5 Postillusional, c, 3, lnterco--Forseek (SP, $129,600), by Valid Appeal FL 5 Pleasure Seeker. DMR, 8-9, 1 m, 1 :36 3/5. B-Ed Waquoit MD 5 Nahem (Ca). (Based on winners of unrestricted stakes races with No No Kelsey, f, 3, No Points--Lenore, by Pretense. purses of $25,000 or more in North America and win­ BMF, 8-9, 1 m, 1 :38 2/5. B-Glen Riggs (Ca). ners of European stakes races that qualify for "black­ God's Grace, f, 3, Regal Humor--Amalia First, by First type" by North American catalogue standards and Dawn. DEL, 8-9, 1 m, 1 :41 3/5. B-Farnsworth Farms graded SW's in Japan.) (Fl). Compiled by Werk Thoroughbred Consultants Inc., Leap to Flame, g, 3, Storm Cat--Matoki, by Hail to Fremont, California. Reason. SAR, 8-9, 6 1 /2f, 1: 17 2/5. 8-Barbara Hunter & Overbrook Farm (Ky). *$510,000 yrl '93 KEEJUL. EUROPEAN SIRES OF 1995 **1/2 to Atlatl (MSP, $125,050, by Dewan), UNRESTRICTED SW'S Parochial (MGlll, $367,287, by Mehmet), Knifebox (Hwt Older Horse in Italy twice at 9 1 /2-11 furlongs, (Statistics through 8/7 /95) G 1-lty, MG3-Eng, G3-Fr, $248,490, by Diesis {GB}) SIRE COUNTRY SW's and Jake Is Jake (SP, $173,259, by Broad Brush). Sadler's Wells IRE 11 Lucky Spiff, g, 4, Something Lucky--Spiffiest, by Caerleon IRE 9 A Storm Is Coming. DMR, 8-9, 6f, 1: 10. 8-Malley Rainbow Quest ENG 9 Nashwan ENG 6 A. Cornell (Ca). +Lorenzo's Way, g, 4, Spectacular Bid--Mandy's Gray, Bering (GB) FRA 5 Fairy King IRE 5 by Drone. MTH, 8-9, 6f, 1:12 1/5. 8-Bright View Farm, Inc (NJ).*% to Always Up (MSW, $172,161, Green Desert IRE 5 Night Shift IRE 5 by Buck's Bid) and Owens Troupe (Gii, $384, 102, by Royal Academy IRE 5 For the Moment). Compiled by Werk Thoroughbred Consultants, Inc. in Fremont, California. FRESHMAN SIRE REPORT: (Based on winners of unrestricted stakes races with DISPERSAL, 1986, Sunny's Halo--Female Star (Johnny purses of $25,000 or more in North America and win­ Appleseed) ners of European stakes races that qualify for "black­ Stands at Live Oak Stud in Ocala, Florida. type" by North American catalogue standards and 1995 Stud Fee: $3,500 Live Foal. graded SW's in Japan.) Race Record: GI, 22-12-3-2, $1,511,137. 2YO'S RNRS WNRS (SW) EARNINGS 18 3 1 (1) $33,051