The Thoroughbred Daily News Is delivered to your home or business by fax each morning by 5 am. For subscription Information, please call 908-747-8060. T~9I~~UN~~~RE DM SATURDAY, APRIL 30, N•E•W•S W•E•E•K•E•N•D TODAY PREVIEW BIG 'CAP FINISH STANDS The California Saturday, Newmarket, England GI Madagans 2,000 Guineas, 3yo, 8f Horse Racing Board agreed Thursday to uphold the PP Horse Trainer Jockey Odds decisions of the stewards who disqualified The Wick­ 1 King's Theatre Cecil Kinane 9-2 ed North (Far North) from first and placed him fourth 2 Piccolo Channon Darley 66-1 in the March 5 Santa Anita H., and suspended jockey 3 Suplizi Cumani Piggott 8-1 Kent Desormeaux for five days. The Board was act­ 4 Just Happy Stoute Swinburn 33-1 ing on the recommendations of Steve Schwartz, the 5 Dumaani Dunlop Carson 33-1 hearing referee who considered the appeals of The 6 Unblest Fanshawe Asmussen 12-1 Wicked North's owners, Philip and Sophia Hersh, and 7 River Deep Cole Munro N/A of Desormeaux, during a six-hour hearing March 19. 8 Canaska Dancer Chapple-Hyam Whitworth 50-1 In his review of the case, Schwartz stated, "The 9 Rafferty's Rules Ramsden Fallon 40-1 evidence supports a finding that the drift-out by The 1 O Distant View Cecil Ryan 1 6-1 Wicked North at or about the 5/16-pole established a 11 Cotteir Chief Pipe M. Hills 50-1 new lane for him and created one for Myrakalu. 1 2 Torch Rouge B. Hills Holland 50-1 Having established a new lane, The Wicked North 1 3 Signe Divin Fabre Jarnet 1 6-1 was not privileged to try to reoccupy the old one 14 Redoubtable Hannon Raymond 1 6-1 where to do so meant crossing over into Myrakalu so 15 lndhar Banks J. Quinn 50-1 as to compel Myrakalu to take up and shorten its 1 6 Cool Jazz Brittain Williams 66-1 stride." Schwartz added that Desormeaux, "was so 1 7 Golden Nashwan Chapple-Hyam Roberts 6-1 well aware of his position relative to the positions of 1 8 Crazy Paving Cyzer Biggs NJ A the other horses that this unfortunate incident should 19 State Performer Ibrahim Cochrane 1 6-1 never have happened." 20 Star Selection Cole T. Quinn N/A 21 Mister Baileys Johnston Weaver 14-1 PURSES RAISED AT GOLDEN GATE Racing 22 Grand Lodge Jarvis Dettori 16-1 Secretary Daniel Eidson announced yesterday that 23 Colonel Collins Chapple-Hyam Reid 7-1 effective Wed., May 4, overnight purses at Golden All starters carry 1 26 pounds. gate will be raised 10 percent. Favored King's Theatre (Sadler's Wells) has drawn the rail in the crowded 23-horse field for Saturday's 1982 EUROPEAN HORSE OF THE YEAR Classic race in England. The Irish-bred colt has won DEAD Kalaglow (Kalamoun), Europe's Horse of the four of five lifetime, including the Giii Craven S. in his Year in 1982 has died at stud in Germany. The 16- '94 bow. year-old stalli~n had to be put down after a fall in his box at Gestut Graditz. Saturday, Hialeah Giii $200,000 Hialeah Turf Cup H. 12fT EDDERY LOSES APPEAL Jockey Pat Eddery has PP Horse Trainer Jockey Odds lost his official appeal against a two-day ban, and will 1 Flying American Fede Douglas 5-1 miss his mount in today's 2000 Guineas at 2 Awad Dank Maple 3-1 Newmarket. Willie Ryan is expected to substitute on 3 Turk Passer Margotta Castaneda 6-1 the Henry Cecil trainee Distant View (Mr. Prospector). 4 Russian Tango Moubarek Bailey 8-1 5 Wild Gale Doyle Douglas 15-1 6 Fraise Mott Smith 4-5 Running against a field with a collective record of WEEKEND PREVIEW ....... pl-2 4-0-0-0 going a mile and a half, Fraise (Strawberry Road) shoulders highweight of 1 24 pounds; the s1x- RACING REPORTS ........ p2-4 year-old has won five of 11 at this distance, including the Gii Pan American in his most recent start. Preview cont. p2 PAGE 2 •THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS• 4-30-94 Preview cont. Sunday, Santa Anita Saturday, Churchill Gil $150,000 John Henry H., 3yo/up, 9fT Giii $100,000 Derby Trial 3yo, Sf PP Horse Trainer Jockey Wt. PP Horse Trainer Jockey Odds 1 Tinners Way Frankel Desormeaux 114 1 Exclusive Praline Towne Perret 5-2 2 Kingdom Found Jones Solis 11 5 2 Tarzans Blade Morguelan Day 4-1 3 Misil Whittingham Black 119 3 Numerous Whittingham Mccarron 8-5 4 Arcangues Mandella Delahoussaye 1 22 4 Crary Zito Sellers 6-1 5 Earl Of Barking (IRE) Cross Mccarron 118 5 Dynamic Asset Tammaro Sarvis 5-1 Last year's surprise Breeders' Cup Classic winner 6 Commanche Trail Lukas G. Gomez 10-1 Arcangues (Sagace) returns to the races and carries California invader Numerous (Mr. Prospector) earns highweight in Sunday's feature at Hollywood. "We the favorite's role despite having only a maiden win to had hoped to have him ready for the Santa Anita H., his credit; the Charlie Whittingham colt has never but he had lost some weight and the weather cost us missed a check in five starts, and was fourth behind delays in his training schedule," said trainer Richard Bracco in the Santa Anita Derby last out. Tarzans Mandella. "But he's doing fine of late. He's gained Blade (Jungle Blade) is the only horse in the field with weight and he's acclimated well, so we're looking a race over the track; the gelding took the Giii Iro­ forward to the John Henry." The six-year-old was a quois at Churchill and at this distance at two. 3x GSW in France on the turf before shipping to NA. Saturday, Sportsman's Park Gil $500,000 Illinois Derby, 3yo, 9f PP Horse Trainer Jockey Wt. 1 Polar Expedition Robertson Bourque 124 2 Can't Slow Down Goldfine Martinez 117 3 Bit Of Puddin Tesher Davis 119 4 Rustic Light Hale Fires 117 Today's Preview: Giii Senorita Breeders' Cup-Hol 5 Amathos Mott Guidry 114 SW Fancy 'n Fabulous (Somethingfabulous), second 6 R Friar Tuck Jory Valenzuela 114 in the GI Las Virgenes S. while still a maiden, looks 7 Seminole Wind Irwin Silva 112 for her third win of '94 and her first graded stakes Thoro-Graph Analysis win in this mile event on the Hollywood turf for three­ year-old fillies. The six-horse field also includes by Jerry Brown Rabiadella (Dynaformer), who finished second to the Sportsman's Park hosts its biggest race Saturday, top one in the Providencia S. last time out. and most of the participants will be negotiating the tight turns of this three-quarter mile track for the first time. At least the field is small this year at seven starters, about half as many as usual. The reason for I~ N•E•W Y• O•R• that is the presence of Polar Expedition (Kodiack), a ~ REPORT KI small horse who casts a big shadow. On the surface, Polar Expedition looks to have it all his own way--he has: seven wins (six of them Yesterday's Results: stakes) in nine starts, the early speed so valuable for this track, and "class." He would have taken serious 8th-Aqu, Alw, $31,000, 3yo/up, f/m 9fT, 1 :51, fm. action in that other Derby--you know, the one in Lou­ OPTION CONTRACT (f, 4, Forty Niner--lnfinite {SW, isville. His figures are better than anyone else's, too, $122,979}, by Majestic Light), off six weeks since but he's spotting weight worth a couple of lengths two winless starts in Florida, returned to the scene of and he is coming off two good figures. As we dis­ her last triumph and made it two in a row at Aque­ cussed last week, quality three-year-olds in the spring duct, winning by 3/4 as the 7-2 2nd choice. Lifetime tend to run two good ones, bounce, then run big (as totals now 8-3-2-0, $67 ,070. Southern Rhythm did in the Lexington). Polar Expedi­ O/B-0.M.Phipps (Ky.). T. C. McGaughey. tion is tough, but not unbeatable. Rustic Light (Country Pine) is doing everything right. 6th-Aqu, Alw, $27,000, 3yo, f, 6.5f, 1 :16 4/5, ft. He's had a month since his last, two bullet workouts SAXUALITY (f, J, Dynaformer--She Skates {MSP, over the track, and is pointing at his best race. We'll $154,538}, by Overskate), took the lead during the take Rustic Light to win, but since we're not crazy, early stages and drew away to a 9 1 /2-length win as we'll also protect with an exacta under Polar Expedi­ the 2-5 favorite under Jose Santos. A 10-length tion. Thoro-Graph sheets, state-of-the-art performance winner in her debut at Gulfstream 6 weeks ago, her figures, are used by many horsemen and professional handi­ earnings now stand at $31, 700. cappers to evaluate the ability of racehorses. For information 0-L. Alexander. B-Meadowview Farm (Ky.). about Thoro-Graph data or consulting services, please call T-C. Clement. (800) 331-3778. New York Report cont. pJ PAGE 3 •THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS• 4-30-94 New York Report cont. 3rd-Kee, $32,000, 3yo, 8.5fl, 1 :46 3/5, yl.