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 DM T U E S D A Y, N 0 V E M B E R 1 4, $2 Daily S•T•A•K•E•S RESULTS Monday, Santa Anita ANOTHER MILLION-DOLLAR MARE AT CARLETON F. BURKE H.-Gll, $157,850, SAX, 11-13, KEENELAND Becoming the fifth mare to top the $1 3yo/up, a1 1 /2mT, 2:30 1 /5, fm. million mark at Keeneland's 1995 November Breeding 1--@VARADAVOUR (IRE), 115, h, 6, Lomond--Val Stock Sale, Dance With Grace (Mr. Prospector), a Divine, by *Val de Loir. 0-Gogliano Frank J; B-H H stakes winner expecting her first foal next year, at­ Aga Khan (IRE); T-Mike Puype; J-A Solis; $90,350. tracted a bid of $1,450,000 to top yesterday's session. Lifetime Record: 31-8-3-6, $323,939. * 1 /2 to Believed in foal to Devil's Bag, the four-year-old was Vayrann (Ire) (Brigadier Gerard {GB}), MGSW-Fr, consigned by Bluegrass Thoroughbred Services Inc., G 1 SW-Eng, $260,089; Valiyar (Ire) (Red God), Agent II; she was purchased by Wertheimer et Frere. GSW-Fr, MGSP-Eng; Yashgan (GB) (Hot Grove {GB}}, "She's going to stay in Kentucky," said Alec Head, GISW-NA, MGSW-Fr, $512,069; Valdali (Ire) advisor to the Wertheimers. "She'll most likely go to (Darshaan {GB}), GISP-NA, SP-Fr, $246, 128. Danzig. We liked everything about her--her looks and her 2--Patio de Naranjos (Chi), 11 7, c, 4, Gallantsky--Dosis, pedigree. It's very difficult to judge what a horse will go by Dorileo. 0-Drysdale Inger; B-Haras Santa Olga for in this market. It's a very strong market. I thought (Chi); $30,000. she could have brought anything from $850,000 to 3--Raintrap (GB), 116, h, 5, Rainbow Quest--Suntrap, by $1.5 million." Strategic Maneuver (Cryptoclearance), a Roberto. 0-Juddmonte Farms; B-H H Aga Khan (GB); multiple Grade I winner in foal to Danzig, brought the $22,500. second-highest bid Monday; the four-year-old, con­ Margins: 2, HF, 1. Odds: 3.30, 1. 70, 2.80. signed by Eaton Sales, agent, went for $800,000 to Also Ran: Hidden Source, Sans Ecocide (GB), Smart Elizabeth Moran's Brushwood Stable. "She's young and Wise, Duca. she's very handsome and she's in foal to the best stal­ Varadavour (Ire), who showed an affinity for long­ lion there is," said Moran. "She went for what I thought distance travel taking the 1 3/8-mile Escondido H. in she was going to bring. I haven't really made definite August, bounced back after running sixth in the Gii plans, but we'll probably send her back to Danzig Del Mar Invitational September 2. Returning from the again." A filly by Nureyev--Allegretta (GB) (Lombard) short break, the six-year-old saved ground to the far brought the highest price for a weanling yesterday. turn, then found room between horses to get the lead Consigned by Denali Stud, Agent VIII, the half-sister to in midstretch and draw clear. "I've been working this Prix de I' Arc de Triomphe winner Urban Sea (Miswaki) horse, so I know him pretty well. I was very fortunate went for a bid of $600,000 to Shadwell Estate Co. Ltd. that he relaxed really good like I wanted him to," said A total of 301 horses sold for $33,237,500 Monday, an winning rider Alex Solis. "We got through on the average of $110,424; one share in Silver Hawk went for inside in the stretch ... finally, it opened up and I went $220,000. (Top broodmares and weanlings, p2) through. I had a lot of horse, and he came through." It was the lrish-bred's third win since being claimed HAWTHORNE CANCELS AFTER FIRST Haw­ for $100,000 in May. Favored Patio de Naranjos thorne Race Course, which had to call of Saturday's (Chi), up with the leaders early, dropped back on the card due to severe weather, cancelled again yesterday backstretch but finished well to gain the place. after running the first race. Both management and jock­ eys agreed that the track, labelled sloppy, was unsafe. Racing is scheduled to resume Wednesday. © Copyright Thoroughbred Daily News. News cont. p2 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 RESULTS ............ p1 Information as to the races, race results and earnings NEWS CONTINUED ......... , . p2 was obtained from results charts published in Daily CJ)- RACING REPORTS . 2-4 Racing Form and utilized herewith with the permission of the copyright owner, Daily Racing Form. -z TOTAL PAGES ................ 5 PAGE 2 •THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS• 11-14-95 TOP FIVE KEENELAND BROODMARES-MONDAY LONESOME GLORY TAKES COLONIAL CUP HIP# SIRE DAM PRICE Making a bid for his third Eclipse Award, two-time stee- DANCE WITH GRACE (In foal to Devil's Bag) plechase champion Lonesome Glory (Transworld) ran 672 Mr. Prospector Dancing Tribute $1,450,000 away from eight rivals to take his second straight Consigned by Bluegrass T'bred Services, Inc., $100,000 Colonial Cup at Camden, South Carolina (J. Stuart), Agent II Sunday. Owned by Kay Jeffords and trained by Bruce Purchased by Wertheimer et Frere Miller, the seven-year-old surged toward the lead with STRATEGIC MANEUVER (In foal to Danzig) four fences left, passing pacesetter Victorian Hill (Dick­ 911 Cryptoclearance Prayer Wheel $800,000 ens Hill {Ire}) at the second-last and holding off Rowdy Consigned by Eaton Sales, agent Irishman (Erins Isle {Ire}) to win it by a length and a Purchased by Brushwood Stable quarter; Mistico {Chi) (Balconaje {Arg) was along for DANISH (IRE) {Not bred) third. Said winning rider Blythe Miller, "He sure seems 920 Danehill Tea House (Ire) $700,000 to do everything right. When we got to the front he Consigned by Christophe Clement, agent pricked his ears and I had to say 'Come on, Lonesome, Purchased by Reynolds Bell Jr., agent we've got another fence to jump'." The win secured OSHIMA (In foal to Red Ransom) seasonal money-won honors for Lonesome Glory, who 829 Mr. Prospector Savannah Dancer $675,000 earned $ 214, 680 in 1 995. He becomes the second Consigned by Vinery (Ben P. Walden, Jr.), agent steeplechaser to pass $500,000 in earnings. Plans call Purchased by B.B.A. (England) for the jumper to campaign in England this winter. POOKETTE (In foal to Storm Cat) 849 Miswaki Pensioner $650,000 GAL IN A RUCKUS PREVAILS IN CANADIAN Consigned by Anderson Farms, agent OAKS DECISION The Ontario Racing Commission has Purchased by Frank Stronach ruled that the original results of the Canadian Oaks, run TOP FIVE KEENELAND WEANLINGS-MONDA Y June 18 at Woodbine, will stand, making Gal In A HIP# SEX SIRE DAM PRICE Ruckus (Bold Ruckus) the official winner. An appeal filed 972 f Nureyev Allegretta {GB) $600,000 by Michael Doyle on behalf of Frank Stronach, owner of Consigned by Denali Stud (Craig Bandoroff), Agent VIII the third-place finisher Honky Tonk Tune (Cure the Purchased by Shadwell Estate Co. Ltd. Blues), was denied. Stronach was appealing the decision 867 c Nureyev River Mystery $410,000 of the stewards, who disallowed a claim of foul by Consigned by Ashford Stud, agent Honky Tonk Tune's rider, Sandy Hawley, against jock­ Purchased by John Ferguson Bloodstock eys Herb McCauley, aboard the winner, and Jim 758 c Nureyev Jeany's Halo $300,000 McAleney, riding runner-up Kathie's Colleen (Wood­ Consigned by Walmac International, agent man), for an incident which occurred near the quarter Purchased by John Ferguson Bloodstock pole in that race. Ontario Racing Commission Chairman 790 c Diesis {GB) Love's Reward (Ire) $300,000 Stanley Sadinsky and Commissioners Herb McGirr and Consigned by Indian Creek (Dave C. Parrish, Jr.) Stephen Edwards deliberated for less than 10 minutes Purchased by Shadwell Estate Co. Ltd. after reviewing films of the race and hearing testimony 676 f Kris S. Dark Jewel $250,000 from all parties; they concluded that while there may Consigned by Nursery Place, agent have been some interference with Honky Tonk Tune, it Purchased by London Thoroughbred Serv. was impossible to determine who caused the interfer­ ence and to what degree it may have affected the out­ come of the race. STAKES CLOSINGS TOMORROW, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 15: 11-25 $300g Citation H-Gll, Ho/, 3yo/up, I + So. CALIFORNIA+ I 9fT ($12500s) Local News: Del Mar 11-24 $200g Hollywood Turf Exp-Gill, Ho/, The Del Mar Thoroughbred Club, which collected 3yo/up, 5. 5fT ( $10000s) $198,000 during charity-day racing, will distribute the 11-26 $400g Hollywood Derby-GI, Ho/, 3yo, 9fT funds to 19 beneficiaries. A total of $50,000 will go to ($15000s) 11-25 $250g Generous-Gill, Hof, 2yo, BfT ($10000s) the United Way of San Diego, while the Grayson-Jockey 11-26 $700g Matriarch-GI, Ho/, 3yo/up, f/m, 10fT Club Research Foundation and the University of Califor­ ($30000s) nia at Davis' Equine Research Laboratory will receive 11-24 $200g Miesque-G/11, Ho/, 2yo, f, BfT, ( $10000s) $15,000 each. So. Cal Report cont. p3 GAINESWAY MAJOR WINS LAST WEEKEND Graham J. Beck, President HASTEN TO ADD I LUTHIER FEVER, by 606-293-2676 by Cozzene won the Mt.