The Thoroughbred Daily News is delivered to your home or business by fax each morning by 5 a.m. For subscription information, please call 908-747··8060. T~9I~~UN~~~RE IT WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2 8, 1 9 9 S· T • A • K • E • s RESULT ARC FIELD TAKING SHAPE With 25 horses SHADWELL STUD CHEVELEY PARK S.-G1, appearing on the first forfeit list for Sunday's Prix de $192,064, Newmarket, England, 9-27, 2yo, f, 6fT, I' Arc de Triomphe at Longchamp, France, it seems 1: 11.08, gd. certain there will need to be eliminations. A maxi­ 1--GAY GALLANTA, f, 2, Woodman--Gallanta (FR} mum of 20 will be allowed to take part and, since at (SW-Fr, SP-N.A.}, by Nureyev. 0-Cheveley Park least two more potential runners are expected to be Stud; B-Flaxman Holdings Ltd.; T-Michael Stoute; supplemented for the Group 1 race by this Thursday's J-Pat Eddery; $118,226. final deadline, seven or more could face the axe. The * $350,000 yrlg '93 KEEJUL. 25 first forfeits were: Apple Tree (FR} (Bikala {IRE}}, 2--Tanami (GB), f, 2, Green Desert--Propensity (GB), Big Tobin (ITV} (Big Reef {IRE}), Bright Moon by Habitat (GB). 0-Sheikh Mohammed; $43,886. (Alysheba), Broadway Flyer (Theatrical {IRE}), Carne­ 3--Harayir, f, 2, Gulch--Saffaanh, by Shareef Dancer. gie (IRE} (Sadler' s Wells), Celtic Arms (FR} (Comrade 0-Sheikh Hamdan al Maktoum; $21, 172. In Arms {GB}), Close Conflict (High Estate {GB}), Margins: 1 /2, 1 1 /4, short head. Dancienne (FR} (Groom Dancer), Enjoy Plan (Alydar), Also Ran: Hoh Magic (GB), Myself (GB), Limerick Belle Ezzoud (IRE} (last Tycoon {IRE}), Hernando (FR} ORE), Nuriva, Tajannub, Warning Star (GB), Loyalize. (Niniski), Highland Dress (GB} (Lomond), Intrepidity *Winner is 1 /2 to Sportsworld (G2-lre, $107 ,534, (GB} (Sadler's Wells), King's Theatre (IRE} (Sadler's by Alleged). Wells), Lando (GER} (Acatenango {GER}), Moonax (IRE} (Caerleon), Much Better (BRAZ} (Baynoun {IRE}), STAKES PREVIEW: Only Royale (IRE} (Caerleon), Rainbow Dancer (FR} Today, Belmont Park: (Rainbow Quest), Richard Of York (GB} (Rainbow LAWRENCE REALIZATION H.-Glll, $100,000a, 3yo, Quest), Rubhuhunish, Sierra Madre (FR) (Baillamont), 1 1/2mT Truly a Dream (IRE} (Darshaan {GB}), Vert Amande PP HORSE TRAINER JOCKEY Wt (FR} (Kenmare {FR}) and White Muzzle (GB) (Dancing 1 Myrmidon Perkins Jr. Santos 11 2 Brave). The two probable supplementary entries are 2 Trevelyan Margotta Samyn 111 the undefeated MG1 winner Millkom (GB) (Cyrano de 3 I'm Very Irish Badgett Smith 112 Bergerac) and Volochine URE} (Soviet Star). If elimi· 4 Personal Merit Perry Chavez 113 nations are required, they will be decided on career 5 Jesse F Veitch Krone 112 earnings. 6 Sultan Of Java Zito Bravo 111 7 Best Of Music Donk Maple 111 EAST OF THE MOON TO MISS BREEDERS' 8 Holy Mountain Klesaris Bailey 11 6 CUP East of the Moon (Private Account), a disap­ 9 Watrals Sea Trip Brida Frost 107 pointing seventh of nine in Saturday's G1 Queen 10 Kristen's Baby Barker Luzzi 111 Elizabeth II S. at Ascot in England, will almost certain­ Highweight Holy Mountain (Devil's Bag), winner of ly miss the Breeders' Cup and be retired for the sea­ the Giii Lexington S. at 1 1 /4-miles over the Belmont turf July 17, is coming off two second-p'lace efforts. son. ~he da_ughter of two-time Breeders' Cup Mile champion M1esque was found to have a high tempera­ In his last trip to the post, he finished 3 :3/4-lengths ture after she returned to France and it is now expect­ behind Pennine Ridge in the Sept. 18 Gil Jamaica H. ed that she will be given a break before being brought back into training for next year. "She ran a tempera­ ture of 42 degrees Sunday night but it was normal by ST AKES RESULT . 1 the next morning," said her trainer Francois Boutin. ST AKES PREVIEW . 1 "However, there must have been something wrong NEWS CONTINUED . 2 even though I can't put my finger on it." East of the RACING REPORTS . 2 Moon has won three Group 1 events in France this BACK TO THE DRAWING BOARD . 3 year for earnings to date of $695, 107. News Continued, p.2 PAGE 2 •THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS• 9-28-94 News Continued. TATTERSALLS SALE STARTS ON HIGH N•E•W Y•O•R•K NOTE The 1994 Tattersalls Houghton Yearling Sale REPORT in the Park Paddocks at Newmarket began on a high note yesterday, reporting average and gross up Yesterday's Results: through the first 55 hips. The highest-priced yearling of the group was a chestnut filly by Nashwan out of THE ASHLEY T. COLE H., $56,650, BEL, 9-27, the stakes-winning mare Rappa Tap Tap (FR). Pur­ NY-Breds, 3yo/up, 1 m (off the turf), 1 :36 3/5, sy. chased by S.T.S for 320,000 guineas, the filly was 1--#TERRORIST, 108, g, 3, Star Gallant--Distant Mom consigned to the sale by Meon Valley Stud. The (MSP), by Tumiga. 0-Releib Stable; 8-Pondview auction continues through Wednesday. Stud (NY); T-David Donk; J-J. Krone; $33,990. Lifetime Record: 20-4-3-5, $134,444. CHRB APPROVES CHARITY DONATIONS The 2--Corma Ray, 115, g, 4, Cormorant--Dance a Nite, California Horse Racing Board has approved the distri­ by Last Dance. 0-Raymond L. Simoneau. bution by Del Mar Charities of $265,000 in charity 3--My Mogul, 112, g, 4, Cormorant--Telly Ho, by day proceeds to 11 beneficiaries, most of which Naskra. 0-Mrs. Morton Rosenthal. ($147,200) goes to United Way. Other recipients Margins: 4, 2, neck. Odds: 7 .00, 2.00, 6.90. include the California Thoroughbred Horsemen's Foun­ Terrorist, never far back, took over at the top of dation Inc., the Equine Research Laboratory at UC the stretch and drew off to win by 4 for his first Davis, the Shoemaker Foundation and the Winners stakes triumph. 2-1 favorite Carma Ray ran evenly Foundation. for 2nd in the sloppy going. CANADIAN BREEDERS SALES POSTS FIRST 3rd-BEL, $28,000, Msw, 2yo, 6f, 1 :11 1 /5, sy. SESSION GAINS A dark bay or brown yearling colt + OUR EXUBERANT LAD (g, 2, Exuberant--Catalina by Bold Executive--Dame Cornwall (Viceregal) brought Lass, by Exclusive Ribot), the longest shot at 4-1 in top price of $25,000 at Monday's first session of the the field of 4 first-time starters, went straight to the 1994 Canadian Breeders Sales mixed sale at Wood­ front and never looked back, cruising on the lead to a bine. Consigned by Anderson Farms as agent, the 3-length victory under Craig Perret. Rallying from the colt was purchased by E. Leon & Sunny Acres. There back of the pack to finish 2nd was Allen Paulson's were 66 head sold Monday for a gross of $382,500 CHURKA (Allen's Prospect). The winner was a and an average of $5, 795, up 7 .3 percent from last $23,000 OBS April 2yo Lifetime Record: 1-1-0-0, year's first session average of $5,399. The sale $16,800. concludes Tuesday. 0-Richard Filosa & Timothy A. Hills. 8-Kathryn A. Stromberger (FL). T-Timothy A. Hills. HORSEMEN'S CHOICE YEARLING SALE RESULTS Horsemen's Bloodstock Services held its second annual Horsemen's Choice Yearling Sale at SOUTHERN Laurel Racecourse Monday. There were 93 yearlings C•A•L•I •F•O•R•N•I• A sold for a total of $516,500, an average of $5,553. 76 and a median of $3,000. The average REPORT was down 64.8 percent from last year's inaugural Stakes Result: sale average of $15,776. The sales topper was a dark bay or brown colt by Allen's Prospect-­ BANGLES AND BEADS S., $48,000, FPX, 9-26, Amerrico' s Rainbow (Amerrico). Purchased by 3yo/up, f/m, 6 1/2f, 1:16 3/5, ft. Jeanne V. Dance for $50,000, the colt, named 1--SHES A SURE BET, 114, m, 5, Staff Writer--Bix's Allen's Rainbow, is a half brother to multiple stakes­ Bet (MSW, $122, 100), by Just the Time. winner Carnirainbow (Carnivalay) and a full to stakes­ 0-Barocio, Opas & Zaragoza; B-Patricia J. Murphy winner Rainbow Prospect. {WA); T-John W. Sadler; J-D. Flores; $27,500. Lifetime Record: 14-7-2-1, $185,875. FRESHMAN SIRE REPORT: 2--Klassy Kim, 118, f, 3, Silent Screen--Kool Arrival, by Relaunch. ONCE WILD, 1985, Baldski--Erotica (What a Pleasure} 3--Velvet Tulip, 115, f, 4, Valid Appeal--Payola Miss, Stands at Bonnie Heath Farm in Ocala, FL by Nearctic Traveller. 1994 Stud Fee: $5,000 Live Foal Margins: 1, 2, 1. Odds: 3.70, 2.50, 7.40. Race Record: Gii, 18-8-3-2, $428,668. 2YO'S RNRS WNRS (SW) Earnings A # will distinguish first-time stakes-winners, a @ will 29 6 1 (0) $17,590 indicate first-time graded stakes-winners and a + will denote winners who are first-time starters. PAGE 3 • IBOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS • 9-28-94 its attempts to reach that goal this year . W•R•I•T•E•R•S . For a horse to be eligible to the Breeders' Cup, UP his or her stallion must be nominated. The cost is the value of one season to the horse. Then a $500 payment must be made for each individual BACK TO THE DRAWING BOARD foal by October 1 5 of their weanling year.