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ALL EYES ON THE DASH
THAT’S A WRAP AT KEENELAND
A field of 11 will line up for today’s GI Frank J. De
Francis Memorial Dash at Pimlico, including last year’s
top three finishers--A Huevo (Cool Joe), Shake You
Down (Montbrook) and Gators N Bears (Stormy Atlantic), but the likely favorite will be Midas Eyes (Touch
Gold). The bay labeled himself as a top sprinter at
Saratoga this summer, posting an allowance victory
Aug. 25 and the GI Forego H.
Sept. 4, but could do no better
than 10th in the GI Breeders’
Cup Sprint at Lone Star Oct. 30.
Trainer Bobby Frankel believes
his charge may have had an excuse that day. “He bit his tongue
real hard in the paddock, and he
had blood pouring out of his
mouth,” Frankel told Daily Racing Form . “I’m hoping that’s
what stopped him. That and being so wide.” Shake You Down
Midas Eyes
Adam Coglianese photo
makes his first start since finishing sixth in Belmont’s GIII Bold
Ruler H. May 8. “I’d always rather be the hunted,”
trainer Scott Lake comm ented. “Obviously with him
being off we haven’t gotten the recognition that we did
last year. W hen horses have the time off you are always curious to see if they come back the same.”
The Keeneland November Breeding Stock Sale concluded Friday with a record average, a record-equaling
median and the third highest gross in the history of the
auction. “The sale started strong and continued strong
to the very end,” said Director of Sales Geoffrey Russell. “There was a strong premium on young mares and
for weanlings by freshman sires.” A total of 35 horses
brought $1 million or more, including three for $4 million or greater. By comparison, 23 horses sold for $1
million or more during the 2003 breeding stock sale.
The highest-priced lot on the final day was hip 4431,
the eight-year-old broodmare Mist on the Hill (Mt.
Livermore), acquired by Classic Bloodstock for
$41,000. Offered by Windfields Farm as agent, the bay
is in foal to Canadian champion A Fleets Dancer. Topping the weanlings at Friday’s session was hip 4225, a
filly from the first crop of Vinery stallion Yonaguska.
Cobalt Investments LLC signed the ticket for $37,000
for the bay from the consignment of Patricia Clark.
Saturday, Pimlico, 4:32 p.m. EST
FRANK J. DE FRANCIS MEMORIAL DASH.-GI,
$300,000, 3yo/up, 6f
PP HORSE
SIRE
TRAINER
1 Midas Eyes
Touch Gold
Frankel
2 A Huevo
Cool Joe
Dickinson
3 Philadelphia Jim Mr. Greeley
Shuman
4 Gators N Bears Stormy Atlantic
Nechamkin
5 Shake You Down
Montbrook
Lake
6 Champali
Glitterman
Foley
7 Clock Stopper
Gilded Time
Stewart
8 Wildcat Heir
Forest Wildcat Perkins
9 Abbondanza
Alphabet Soup Tullock
10 True Direction
French Deputy Pletcher
11 Lion Tamer
Will’s Way
Pletcher
www.coolmore.com
ODDS
2-1
10-1
30-1
15-1
8-1
7-2
3-1
20-1
12-1
30-1
12-1
KEENELAND
NOVEMBER
FRIDAY, NOV. 19, 2004
*SESSION TOTALS
No. Offered
No. Sold
RNAs
% RNA
Gross
Average
Median
2004
250
188
62
24.8%
$1,300,400
$6,917
$4,200
*No comparative session from 2003.
CUMULATIVE
No. Offered
No. Sold
RNAs
% RNA
Gross
Average (% change)
Median (% change)
2004
3,736
2,873
863
23.1%
$279,680,200
$97,348 (+7.8%)
$32,000 (0%)
www.keeneland.com
2003
3,337
2,614
723
21.7%
$236,070,900
$90,310
$32,000
TDN P HEADLINE NEWS • 11/20/04 • PAGE 2 of 4
KEENELAND NOVEMBER SALE
OVERALL TOP BROODMARES/
RACING PROSPECTS
Hip#
337
Name
Covering Sire
Price ($)
Santa Catarina
A.P. Indy
4,800,000
(f, 4, Unbridled--Purrfectly, by Storm Cat)
Consigned by Denali Stud (Craig Bandoroff),
agent for Robert & Beverly Lewis
Purchased by Eaton Sales, agent
77
Unbridled Elaine
Forestry
4,400,000
(m, 6, Unbridled’s Song--Carols Folly, by Taylor’s Falls)
Consigned by Taylor Made Sales Agency,
agent for the dispersal of the Estate of Betty Devenport
Purchased by John Ferguson Bloodstock
67
Take Charge Lady Seeking the Gold 4,200,000
(m, 5, Dehere--Felicita, by Rubiano)
Consigned by Three Chimneys Sales, agent
Purchased by Eaton Sales, agent
927 Helsinki (GB)
Cherokee Run
3,900,000
(m, 11, Machiavellian--Helen Street {GB}, by Troy {GB})
Consigned by Taylor Made Sales Agency, Agent XCV
Purchased by Christy Grassick
OVERALL TOP THREE WEANLINGS
Hip# Sex Sire
Dam
Price ($)
928
f Unbridled’s Song Helsinki (GB)
1,150,000
B-Brilliant Stables (Ky)
Consigned by Taylor Made Sales Agency, Agent XCV
Purchased by John Sikura
155 f Gone West
Dance Swiftly 700,000
B-WinStar Farms LLC (Ky)
Consigned by Taylor Made Sales Agency, Agent CLXI
Purchased by M.W. Miller, III, agent
553
c Grand Slam
Heavenly Cat
650,000
($485,000 In Utero ‘03 KEENOV)
B-Twin Hopes Farm (Ky)
Consigned by Viking Stud Inc (Rick Littrell,
agent for Twin Hopes Farm (Helen T. Andrews)
Purchased by Glen Hill Farm
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NEWS TODAY P
KRIS DEAD A champion on the racecourse who became a leading sire, Kris (GB) (Sharpen Up {GB}--Doubly Sure {GB}, by Reliance {Fr})
died of heart failure in his paddock at Plantation Stud. The 28year-old stallion had been pensioned since 2002. A full brother
to champion and successful sire,
Diesis (GB), Kris was honored as
Europe’s top miler at both three
Kris (1976-2004)
and four. He won 14 of 16 caPlantation Stud photo
reer starts for trainer Henry
Cecil, capturing the G1 Sussex
S., the G2 Queen Elizabeth II S., G2 St. James’s Palace
S., G2 Waterford Crystal Mile and the G2 Lockinge S.
In his only two losses, the chestnut ran second in both
the G1 2000 Guineas and the G2 Queen Elizabeth II S.
From his first crop came Oh So Sharp (GB), who swept
England’s Triple Crown for fillies by winning the G1
Oaks S., G1 1000 Guineas and the G1 St. Leger S. Her
exploits led to Kris being champion sire in Britain in
1985, and he was also the leading British-based sire in
1986 and 1987. Best known as a sire of top fillies, he
has become a successful broodmare sire. In that capacity, Kris has been represented by Group 1 winners
Doyen (Ire), Kiri’s Clown, Lend a Hand (GB), Moonshell
(Ire), Okawango and Rose Gypsy (GB).
KEENELAND NOVEMBER 2004
Cumulative Top 5 Consignors
Consignor
Taylor Made Sales Agency
Lane's End
Hill 'n' Dale Sales Agency
Eaton Sales
Denali Stud
No. Head
278
160
108
137
93
www.keeneland.com
Total
$38,917,700
$19,457,500
$18,089,700
$18,005,300
$17,875,600
TDN P HEADLINE NEWS • 11/20/04 • PAGE 3 of 4
The final turf stakes of the year in New York drew an
evenly matched field that lacks a clear standout. New
York-bred Irish Colonial snapped a streak of four thirdplace finishes with a late-running tally in the restricted
Mohaw k H. at Belmont Oct. 23. He’s bred to handle
the added ground--the Mohawk was nine panels--and
should have a solid enough pace to run at. “We’ve been
pointing for this race since the summ er,” said his
trainer, Randy Schulhofer, who added that his charge
“likes a little give in the ground,” should it rain. European invader Alost, a winner going a m ile and a half in
the French provinces in mid-October, will be getting
Lasix for his U.S. debut. The distance will be no problem for the four-year-old, but he’s prone to acting up at
the gate and might be handful under jockey Tony Farina. The improving Shug McGaughey-trained Sailaway
closed into slow fractions to com plete the trifecta in
the Oct. 30 GII Knickerbocker H. and will be running
late here.
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Red Smith H.-GII, Aqueduct
Anne Arundel S.-GIII, Pimlico
Woodbine Slots Cup H.-GIII, Woodbine
Frank J. De Francis Memorial Dash S.-GI, Pimlico
Cardinal H.-GIII, Churchill Downs
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Saturday, Aqueduct, post time: 3:44 p.m. EST
RED SMITH H.-GII, $150,000, 3yo/up, 1 3/8mT
PP HORSE
SIRE
TRAINER
1 Evening Attire
Black Tie Affair (Ire) Kelly
2 Rochester
Green Dancer Sheppard
3 Certifiably Crazy Fit to Fight
De Stefano, Jr.
4 Dreadnaught
Lac Ouimet
Voss
5 Second Performance Theatrical (Ire) Donk
6 Navesink River Unbridled
Pletcher
7 Irish Colonial
Colonial Affair Schulhofer
8 Alost (Fr)
Highest Honor (Fr)
Spanu
9 Quiet Ruler
Woodman
Mueller
10 Sailaway
Our Emblem
McGaughey
11 Dr. Brendler
Distant View
Motion
Main-Track Only
12 Zakocity
Precocity
Reynolds
13 Kissin Saint
Kissin Kris
Lewis
ODDS
4-1
8-1
8-1
8-1
12-1
15-1
4-1
20-1
20-1
10-1
7-2
4-1
4-1
Saturday, Hollywood Park, post time: 4:05 PDT
HOLLYWOOD PREVUE S.-GIII, $100,000, 2yo, 7f
PP HORSE
SIRE
TRAINER ODDS
1 Southern Africa Cape Town
Puhich
10-1
2 Twice Unbridled Unbridled’s Song
Jensen
30-1
3 Beat the Chalk Valid Wager
Mullins
8-1
4 Power Wave
All Thee Power Lenzini
10-1
5 Declan’s Moon Malibu Moon
Ellis
6-5
6 Seize the Day
Montbrook
Mulhall
5-2
7 Megabyte
Chief Seattle
Cerin
6-1
8 Bushwacker
Outflanker
Currin
15-1
Declan’s Moon came into his debut at Del Mar July
31 a bit under the radar, posting a five-length victory at
odds of 14-1, then defeated odds-on Roman Ruler by a
neck in the GII Del Mar Futurity Sept. 8. His connections decided to skip the GI Breeders’ Cup Juvenile in
favor of the Prevue and the GI Hollywood Futurity Dec.
18. “It’s pretty much gone according to plan,” trainer
Ron Ellis told Daily Racing Form. “I think he’s bigger. I
would think the two months have done him some good.
He looks as good or better than he did at Del Mar.”
Seize the Day aired by 11 lengths at Santa Anita Oct.
11 and could be any kind.
GOING FOR A RECORD
“Another record which could possibly fall this year is Storm Cat’s
single-year stakes winner standard of 24, set in 1999. A.P. INDY
has sired 20 (now 21) stakes winners so far in 2004 and is the only
American stallion other than Storm Cat to have reached that plateau.”
-Owner • Breeder International, Nov. 2004
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Preview s con t.
Saturday, Pimlico, post time: 2:08 p.m. EST
LAUREL FUTURITY-GIII, $100,000, 2yo, 1 1/16m
PP HORSE
SIRE
TRAINER ODDS
1 Defer
Danzig
McGaughey 5-2
2 Funk
Unbridled’s Song Pletcher
2-1
3a Malibu Moonshine Malibu Moon
Leatherbury 10-1
4 Killenaule
Fusaichi Pegasus Pletcher
5-2
5 Monster Chaser Meadow Monster Gaudet
9-2
6 Elusive Thunder Thunder Gulch
Ryan
8-1
7a Woody’s Apache Cryptoclearance Leatherbury 10-1
All carry 122 pounds.
The Phipps homebred Defer, a winner at first asking
Oct. 2, chased the impressive Rockport Harbor when
second in the GIII Nashua S. on Election Day. With
Jerry Bailey in the irons, the regally bred colt will race
with Lasix this time. Trainer Todd Pletcher has entered
a pair of two-year-olds. The carefully managed
Killenaule comes off a pair of stakes wins going 8 1/2
furlongs, Delaware’s Dover S. Oct. 9 and the Storm Cat
S. at the Meadowlands Oct. 30. His stablemate Funk
was a sharp 7 1/4-length allow ance winner going a m ile
at the Big M Oct. 14.
Saturday, Churchill Downs, 4:38 p.m. EST
CARDINAL H.-GIII, $150,000, 3yo/up, f/m, 1 1/8mT
PP HORSE
SIRE
TRAINER
WT
1 Classic Stamp Regal Classic
Hopmans
119
2 Beret
Royal Academy
Vanier
117
3 Shaconage
El Prado (Ire)
Shirota
118
4 Beautiful Bets Alphabet Soup
Kirby
113
5 May Gator
Green Alligator
S Flint
117
6 Aud
Wild Again
Reinstedler 115
7 Finery
Lear Fan
Turner
115
8 Chance Dance American Chance Scherer
116
9 Nannycam
Pulpit
Ward Jr
113
10 On the Bus
Ghazi
Romans
115
11 Noisette
Broad Brush
Mott
114
12 Angela’s Love Not for Love
Romans
114
AE Ocean Silk
Dynaformer
Byrne
113
Saturday, Pimlico, post time: 4:00 p.m. EST
ANNE ARUNDEL S.-GIII, $100,000, 3yo, f, 1 1/8m
PP HORSE
SIRE
TRAINER
1 Essence
Gulch
Pletcher
2 Pour It On
Cryptoclearance
Smith
3 Summer Rainbow Summ er Squall
Motion
4 Rare Gift
Unbridled’s Song Kimmel
5 Family Business Saint Ballado
Stewart
6 Nagem Nagem Nagem Crypto Star
Aguirre
7 Silmaril
Diamond
Grove
8 Pawyne Princess Saint Ballado
Shuman
9 He Loves Me
Not for Love
Small
10 Touchnow
Pleasant Tap
Baker
11 Jazz Legend
Silver Deputy
Zwiesler
12 Blind Canyon
Valley Crossing
Dunn
WT
115
122
115
115
115
115
122
115
122
122
115
115
Saturday, Woodbine, post time: 4:27 p.m. EST
WOODBINE SLOTS CUP H.-GIII, C$150,000, 3yo/up,
1 1/16m
PP HORSE
SIRE
TRAINER
WT
1 Norfolk Knight
Tejabo
Dittfach
120
2 A Bit O’Gold
Gold Fever
Day-Phillips 120
3 Mark One
Alphabet Soup Vella
119
4 Open Lock
Open Forum
Creath
112
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A.P. INDY
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FRIDAY,
NOVEMBER 20, 2004
8th-AQU
MADCAP ESCAPADE TURNS IN SHARP WORK
Madcap Escapade (Hennessy), winner of the GI Ashland
S., returned to serious training Friday with a sharp
three-furlong breeze in
:36.69 over a sloppy
track at Churchill Downs.
“I thought that was about
as slow as you could get
her,” trainer Frank Brothers said. “The most important thing is that she
did it well within herself
and she seemed to cool
Equi-Photo
out fine. She’s been training great and, at this point, I’m very happy with her.”
The sophomore filly hasn’t raced since suffering her
first career defeat, while third behind Ashado in the GI
Kentucky Oaks
Apr. 30. She suffered a non-displaced hairline fracture
of the hip while preparing for a start in the GI Acorn S.
at Belmont. “We’re going to take our time,” Brothers
added. “We’ll go to Miami and probably start down
there. There’s no rush on her. I don’t even know where
we w ould start her.”
H NEW YORK H
Yesterday’s Results:
8th-AQU, $60,000, Alw, Opt. Clm. ($100,000), C,
3yo/up, 1m, 1:36, ft.
1--PERSONAL TOUCH, 118, c, 4, Twining--Touch of
Reason (MSP), by Mr. Leader. O-Robert J Amendola;
B-Verne H Winchell (KY); T-Allen Iwinski. Lifetime
Record: SP, 24-8-2-3, $238,416.
2--New York Hero, 122, c, 4, Partner's Hero--Nin Two,
by John Alden. ($6,000 yrl '01 KEESEP; $135,000
2yo ‘02 FTMMAY).
3--Rogue Agent, 120, g, 5, Anjiz--Ruler's Storm, by
Irish Ruler. ($10,000 yrl '00 FTM OCT).
Margins: NO, HF, HF. Odds: 1.45, 4.60, 7.20.
Personal Touch, second in the restricted Seeking the
Gold S. at Belmont July 22, returned from a two-month
freshening to be runner-up in a Belmont optional claimer
Sept. 23. A non-threatening fifth in the GIII Sport Page
H. at that track Oct. 31, he was sent to post the
crowd’s pick dropping in class. After losing ground
because of a bobbled start, Personal Touch settled off
the lead while racing undercover, then took aim at the
pacesetting duo of New York Hero and Rogue Agent.
The former proved especially reluctant in the closing
stages, but the chalk came through for the fans under a
John Velazquez drive.
9th-AQU, $47,000, Alw, NW1X, 3yo/up, 7f, 1:22, ft.
COAST LINE (c, 3, Boston Harbor--Mission Pass, by Mr.
Prospector) went missing after finishing fourth in a
Saratoga special weight in July of 2003. Returning over
15 months later, he recieved a smart 94 Beyer beating
Belmont $45,000 maidens in wire-to-wire fashion Oct.
14. Offered up at 3-1 odds by unconvinced handicappers, Coast Line was quickest into stride and set sensible :23.14 and :46.22 fractions. The bay picked it from
there, opening up by three lengths as they entered the
lane, and was kept to task late to account for 6-1 Liquor Cabinet (Ire) (Hennessy) by 1 1/4 lengths. Lifetime
Record: 3-2-0-0, $42,500.
O/B-Overbrook Farm (KY). T-Todd A Pletcher.
7th-AQU, $46,000, Alw, NW2X, (S), 3yo/up, 1 1/8mT,
1:51 4/5, gd.
PETER'S PUDDLES (c, 3, Thunder Puddles--Ionika, by
Steinlen {GB}) didn’t let a troubled start stop him from
posting a rallying victory in a nine-furlong Saratoga turf
maiden for New York-breds Sept. 1. The chestnut came
back to take a 10-furlong first-level allowance over
Belmont’s sod Oct. 14 and was the tepid 5-2 pick
scaling back a panel. Well placed in fourth racing several paths off the rail, he was part of a crush of horses
vying for the lead with a furlong left to run, but proved
gam est of all as he got a nose down on the line in
advance of Lukelynn (Banker’s Gold). Lifetime Record:
3-3-0-0, $79,200.
O/B-Peter Vangelatos (NY). T-H James Bond.
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Yesterday’s Results:
7th-WOX, $57,000, Msw, 2yo, f, 5f, 1:00 3/5, ft.
+STREET GAMBLE (f, 2, Prospectors Gamble--Elm
Street, by Olympio), a 3-1 chance in her bow, loomed a
threat racing three wide round the far turn, chased
down pacefactor Carlea (Carson City) in the final furlong and got a head down in front of that foe as they
crossed under the wire. Lifetime Record: 1-1-0-0,
$34,200.
O/B-R Harvey & G Ledson (ON). T-Sid C Attard.
8th-PIM, $25,000, Alw, NW1X, 3yo/up, f/m, 6f,
1:11 4/5, ft.
SIZZLING LADY (f, 3, In Case--Special Skirt, by Cahill
Road) secured the 3/4-length victory over trip and track
Oct. 24 and was given a 7-2 shot to keep her record
clean. The chestnut raced up after a bobbled start and
pressed the pace between foes, then kicked away a
furlong from home. Totally Grand (Siphon {Brz}) cut
into her lead late, but finished 1 1/2 lengths adrift of
Sizzling Lady at the wire. Lifetime Record: 2-2-0-0,
$27,930.
O/B-Acorn Hill Farm Inc (MD). T-Mary E Eppler.
4th-CRC, $23,000, Msw, 3&4yo, f, 1 1/16m T,
1:43 1/5, fm.
(DH)--BEND A LITTLE (f, 3, Benny the Dip--Little May,
by Air Forbes Won) Lifetime Record: 5-1-0-4, $21,623.
O/B-Cynthia Knight (KY). T-Christophe Clement.
(DH)--+JEWEL OF THE SKY (f, 3, Concorde's
Tune--Perfect Jewel, by Academy Award) Lifetime
Record: 1-1-0-0, $11,202. O-Darren Jablow. B-D J J
Racing Ltd (FL). T-Michael Jablow.
Firster Jewel of the Sky and Bend a Little finished on
even terms to graduate from the maiden ranks together.
The latter, making her first Florida start following a
narrowly beaten third in a Delaware off-the-turfer
Oct. 26, rallied from a mid-pack position and got up as
the even-money pick. The 23-1 outsider Jewel in the
Sky rated near the back of the pack, then finished
strongly to share the spoils.
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Fundraiser for Injured D’Amico at Furlongs:
A fundraiser for jockey Tony D’Amico, who was
injured in a spill at Churchill Downs Nov. 3, will be held
Monday at Furlongs Restaurant on Frankfort Ave. in
Louisville, Kentucky. The benefit runs from 6-10 p.m. A
$25 per person door charge will include dinner, a cash
bar, silent and live auctions, and the chance to mingle
with jockeys and other racetrack characters. D’Amico
spent two weeks at the University of Louisville Hospital. He was released Tuesday night and is recovering at
home from two surgeries to repair a crushed rib cage
and broken shoulder. A special account has been
opened for D’Amico at Fifth Third Bank; donations are
welcome. For more information, contact JoLynn
Johnston at (513) 354-8234.
Yesterday’s Results:
9th-CDX, $43,775, Alw, NW1X, 2yo, 1m (off turf),
1:39 2/5, sy.
TRULY NATIVE (c, 2, Truluck--Criminative {SP}, by
Criminal Type) broke through by 6 1/4 lengths when
dropped in for a $50,000 tag racing against Turfway
maidens Sept. 30. A surface switched yielded an even
fifth-place effort at Churchill on Halloween and it was
back to the main track here for the chestnut when this
one came off the grass. The Bernie Flint trainee, a 13-1
longshot here, found room to advance along the rail
leaving the quarter pole, moved to take a clear lead in
upper stretch, then gamely held sway over 2-1 shot
Straw Hat (Dixie Union) by half a length. The slight 2-1
chalk, Dynatonia (Dynaformer), never got going and
finished last of seven. The winner, a half to Native
Annie (Manzotti), MSW, $225,450, is from the first
crop of GSW Truluck (by Conquistador Cielo). Lifetime
Record: 5-2-0-0, $35,601.
O/B-Stonerside Stable (TX). T-Bernard S Flint.
7th-CDX, $47,330, Msw , 3yo/up, f/m, 1 1/16m (off
turf), 1:50, sy.
SPECIAL JIG (f, 3, Theatrical {Ire}--Dance Parade
{MGSW -Eng & US, $339,231}, by Gone West), a
$32,000 KEESEP yearling, showed little at 15-1 in her
bow at Kentucky Downs, finishing seventh by 9 3/4
lengths. The chestnut, w ho drew in to the race when it
came off the turf, was last of eight through the half,
but came calling with a wide move and finished three
lengths clear of Lefty’s Lady (Sky Classic). Lifetime
Record: 2-1-0-0, $30,252.
O-Robert B Berger. B-Newgate Stud Farm (KY). T-David
M Carroll.
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S O. C A L I F O R N I A H
Pletcher Shipping Three For Turf Festival:
Trainer Todd Pletcher plans to ship Ocean Drive (Belong To Me), Dubleo (Southern Halo) and Paddy’s Daisy
(King of Kings {Ire}) next Tuesday for the Turf Festival
at Hollywood Park Nov. 26-28. Ocean Drive, winner of
the GIII Noble Damsel H. at Belmont, seeks her first
grade one victory in the Matriarch S. Nov. 28. “She
didn’t fire that day,” Pletcher said of Ocean Drive’s
third-place finish in the GIII Violet H. last out Oct. 22.
“But she’s been very consistent throughout her career
over a lot of different courses.” Dubleo, winner of the
GII Summer S. at W oodbine, will run in the GIII Generous S. Nov. 27, w hile Paddy’s Daisy will try the GIII
Miesque S. Nov. 26. The conditioner added that Proud
Accolade (Yes It’s True) will also be aboard the Tuesday flight. The GI Champagne S. winner is being
pointed to the GI Hollywood Futurity Dec. 18.
Yesterday’s Results:
6th-HOL, $47,980, Alw, Opt. Clm. ($100,000, C,
3yo/up, f/m, 5 1/2fT, 1:02 1/5, fm.
1--WIND FLOW, 119, f, 3, Indian Charlie--Beautiful
Legend (SP), by Lyphard. ($24,000 wlng '01
KEENOV). O-Peter A & Barbara Walski; B-E&D
Enterprises (KY); T-Caesar F Dominguez. Lifetime
Record: MSW, 7-5-0-0, $172,295.
2--Market Garden, 121, f, 4, Bold Badgett--Margaret's
Native, by He's Our Native.
3--Irgunette (Aus), 117, m, 5, Irgun--River of Destiny
(Aus), by River Rough (NZ).
Margins: HF, 2, 1HF. Odds: WALSKI, 2.30, 34.50.
Wind Flow showed promise as a juvenile, talking a
minor stakes at Fairplex by seven lengths before winning Santa Anita’s Anoakia S. by five in m id-October. It
would be almost exactly a year later before the dark
bay reappreared, when she won the Ahwatukee Express S. at over Turf Paradise’s main oval Oct. 23.
Making her turf bow here, she ripped through splits of
:21.57 and :44.17, but left enough in the tank to keep
favored Market Garden at bay.
8th-HOL, $38,600, Msw, 3yo/up, f/m , 1 1/16mT,
1:43 3/5, fm.
+D'ESTE (f, 3, Old Trieste--Slide, by Smarten) showed
a steady worktab for her unveiling, including a 1:12 1/5
bullet over the Hollywood m ain track Nov. 13. Let go at
odds of 10-1 while debuting with Lasix, the dark bay
settled towards the back of the pack, began to rally on
the turn for home and drew clear while racing along the
rail to post a two-length tally over 9-2 chance Royal
Sweetpea (Favorite Trick). The winner, a half to Take
Arms (Honour and Glory), GSP, $112,862, was a
$220,000 KEESEP yearling. Lifetime Record: 1-1-0-0,
$22,200.
O-Mr & Mrs Jerome S Moss. B-Executive Bloodstock
Mgmt Corp (KY). T-John A Shirreffs.
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WEST H
Thursday Night’s Results:
7th-GGX, $34,425, Alw, NW1X, 2yo, 6f, 1:09 4/5, gd.
DANNY DINGLE (c, 2, Doneraile Court--Let It Air, by Air
Forbes Won) kicked off his career with a win at Santa
Rosa Aug. 7 before running third in the San Mateo S.
across the bay at Bay Meadows Sept. 18. Third in an
allowance contest at the sam e track Oct. 14, the dark
bay was the 6-5 choice to get the job done here and
did not disappoint his backers. He shook loose after a
half in :44 4/5 and was kept busy while opening up for
a seven-length success. A $9,500 KEESEP yearling, he
blossomed into a $100,000 OBSAPR juvenile. Lifetime
Record: SP, 4-2-1-1, $47,485.
O-Harry J Aleo. B-Walter Wheatley (KY). T-Greg
Gilchrist.
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INDUSTRY INFOH
Breeders’ Cup Gala Raises $30,000 for Equine Research:
The Breeders’ Cup World Thoroughbred Championships “Not Black Tie” Charity Gala, held Oct. 29 at the
Fort Worth Zoo’s Texas Wild! Exhibit, raised $300,000
for the Grayson-Jockey Club Research Foundation. “We
are most grateful to the Breeders’ Cup, the Fort Worth
Zoo and all of the sponsors, advertisers and attendees
who contributed to the success of this year’s gala,”
said Nancy Kelly, vice president of development for the
Foundation. “We extend special thanks to Ramona
Seeligson Bass, who chaired the event and worked so
tirelessly to make it a success.” The Grayson-Jockey
Club Research Foundation is currently funding 20 research projects at 12 universities throughout the country.
Condition Codes for Allowance Races
Code
Description
NW.......................
Non-Winner of...
1-6........................
Number of Races
$...........................
Monetary Condition
R...........................
Distance Condition
3M, 6M, 9M,
Y, Y+, L................. Time Period (ex: NW2L = NW 2 races
lifetime)
X...........................
Other-than Condition (ex: NW3X = nonwinners of 3 races other than maiden,
claiming, or statebred)
C...........................
Other Conditions Not Specified
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ROCK TOP OF THE POPS A weanling colt from the
SOVIET SONG CAREER IN DOUBT The racing
career of Soviet Song (Ire) (Marju {Ire}), recent winner
of the Cartier Older Horse of the Year award, is in
doubt after it was revealed the four-year-old filly has
been “intermittently lame” since finising sixth in the G1
Queen Elizabeth II S. at Ascot Sept. 25. Matthew
Budden, racing manager for the 15,000-strong Elite
Racing Club, told Racing Post: “The intention always
was for Soviet Song to race on next year, but she has a
little injury and she has been intermittently lame since
September. It’s a fetlock injury, a small flake has come
off one of the sesamoid bones. It’s a minor thing, but
not something you would want a top athlete to have.
The vet didn’t recommend any surgery, just time off to
recover. We will know more around January when she
will be x-rayed and scanned again and we will see
whether, in the vet’s opinion, she can race on [or not].
If it will hinder her training she will be retired to our
breeding program, but we hope she will race again.”
Soviet Song secured a hat trick of G1 victories earlier
this term, winning the Falmouth S. at Newm arket July
6, the Sussex S. at Goodwood July 28 and the Matron
S. at Leopardstown Sept. 11.
first crop of Coolmore’s Rock of Gibraltar (Ire) secured
top-lot honors on the final day of Goffs November Foal
Sale at Kill in County Kildare yesterday, knocked down
to Eddie O’Leary’s Lynn Lodge Stud for i 280,000. One
of the last lots to go through the ring, River Downs’ Hip
1044 is a half-brother to Listed Noblesse S. winner and
G2 Pretty Polly S. runner-up Snippets (Ire), and is also
closely related to G1 Prix Vermeille heroine Pearly Shells
(GB). Two lots realised i 105,000, with Seskin Stud’s
Hip 917, a Fasliyev colt out of the Doyoun (Ire) mare
Run To Jane (Ire), going the way of Timmy Hyde,
whilst Newtown Stud’s Hip 1006, a colt by Sakhee out
of the Salse mare Mamara Reef (GB), was purchased by
Ennistown Stud for the same price. The action at Goffs
continues today with the Broodmare and Fillies Sale at
10 a.m. Goffs November Foal Sale cont. p7
CURRENCY CONVERSIONS
British pound
French franc
German mark
Irish punt
U.S. dollar
Unit/US$
Unit/GB£
1.44300
0.139399
0.467.525
1.16105
1.00
1.00
0.0966039
0.323995
0.804607
0.693001
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GOFFS NOVEMBER FOALS
FRIDAY - TOP FOUR LOTS
H
Hip
Sex Sire
Dam
Price (i )
1044 c Rock of Gibraltar (Ire) Sniffle (Ire)
280,000
Consigned by River Downs
Purchased by Lynn Lodge Stud
917
c Fasliyev
Run to Jane (Ire) 105,000
Consigned by Newtown Stud
Purchased by Timmy Hyde
1006 c Sakhee
Mamara Reef (GB) 105,000
Consigned by Seskin Stud
Purchased by Ennistown Stud
1021 c Cape Cross (Ire)
Super Trouper (Fr) 100,000
Consigned by Collegelands Stud
Purchased by Rathbarry Bloodstock Services
GOFFS NOVEMBER STATISTICS
FRIDAY, NOV. 19, 2004
SESSION TOTALS
No. Offered
No. Sold
RNAs
% RNA
Gross
Average
Median
2004
183
148
35
19.1%
i5,175,700
i34,971
i27,000
CUMULATIVE
No. Offered
No. Sold
RNAs
% RNA
Gross
Average
Median
2004
933
671
262
28.1%
i11,627,400
i17,328 (-20.7%)
i10,000 (-13%)
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2003
835
672
163
19.5%
i14,683,700
i21,851
i11,500
FRANCE H
Saturday, Fontainebleau, post time: 2:35 p.m.
PRIX ISONOMY-Listed, i 45,000, 2yo, 1mT
SC PP HORSE
SIRE
TRAINER
1 4 Fast Enough (Fr) Anabaa
Bary
2 6 Veyron (Ire)
Fasliyev
M Boutin
3 2 Supercilious (Ire) Zafonic
F Head
4 5 Parole de Star
King of Kings (Ire) Head-Maarek
5 1 Golden Lily (Fr) Dolphin Street (Fr) Nigge
6 3 Relais d’Aumale (GB) Rainbow Quest
Hofer
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WT
123
123
123
120
120
120
BRITAINH
TWEENHILLS OFFERING DECEMBER DISCOUNT
Tweenhills Farm and Stud has announced that mares
booked to their stallions during the December Sales will
qualify for a 10-percent discount on stud fees. The
three stallions standing at the Gloucestershire nursery
are Arkadian Hero, £2,500; Fraam (GB), £5,000; and
Ishiguru, £3,000. For more information, go to
www.tweenhills.com.
SALES AGENCY
WEB SITE
Agence Francaise
Baden Baden Sales Company
Societa Gestione Aste
Doncaster Bloodstock
Goffs Ireland
Goffs France
William Inglis & Son Ltd
Magic Millions
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Tattersalls
Tattersalls (Ireland)
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SOPHOMORE SPOTLIGHT
FRESHMAN FOCUS
First-time starters/stakes runners: Friday, Nov. 20
First-crop progeny to watch: Friday, Nov. 20
Sire (Sire’s Sire), Farm, 2000 Fee, #foals of racing age/Winners/SW
Race #-track, race type, distance, runner, odds (if available)
Sire (Sire’s Sire), Farm, 2001 Fee, #2yos/Winners/SW
Race #-track, race type, distance, runner, odds (if available)
ARTAX (M arquetry), M etrop olitan, $15K , 144 /37/1
10-CD , Msw, 6f, +Tax Refund, $27 0K FT S AU G yrl
BAQUERO (Forty Niner), Timbe r Crk, $2K , 75/2 7/2
8-PM, Stk, 1m , Northern B aquero, $ 4K OR E SEP yrl, 10-1
7-PM, Stk, 6f, O ne Fast Cowgirl, 4-1
CHOPIN (M r. Pro spector), Fleming, $2K , 35/1 4/1
8-TU P, Stk, 7 1/2fT, Imdabossau, $6K ARZ O CT yrl
CLASSY PROSPECTOR (M r. Pro spector), Sw ifty, $3K , 21/8 /0
9-HOO , Stk, 6f, O Lore tta, 6-1
CRAFTY FRIEND (Crafty Prospector), H ope well, $8 K, 173/4 7/3
7-HOU , Stk, 1 1 /16m , Stan's Friend, $17K TE X A UG yrl, 10-1
CRYPTO STAR (Cryp toclearance ), Murmur, $4K , 75/1 8/1
9-PIM , Stk, 1 1 /8m, N agem Nagem Nagem, $2K EAS DEC yrl, 30-1
DIAMOND (M r. Pro spector), N orthview, $5 K, 97/29 /3
9-PIM , Stk, 1 1 /8m, S ilmaril, 9-2
EX PLO IT (Storm Cat), Clo verleaf, $25 K, 159/4 8/4
7-AQ U, Stk, 6f, M ayfield
6-PIM , Stk, 1 1 /16m , Han alei Bay, 8-1
4-AQU , Msw, 6f, +Absolute, $27K K EE SE P yrl
MALIBU MOON (A.P . Indy), C astleton Lyons, $3K , 124 /36/4
8-TUP, Stk, 7 1/2fT, Point Dume
5-PIM, Stk, 1 1/16m, Malibu Moonshine, $13K EAS MAY 2yo, 10-1
8-HO L, Stk, 7f, Declan's Moon, $12 5K E AS SE P yrl
M ENIFEE (Harlan), Stone, $ 15K , 84/3 5/3
7-HOU , Stk, 1 1 /16m , Boggy Creek, $ 125 K K EE SEP yrl, 3-1
PRECOC ITY (Aferd ), Franks, $3K, 60/22 /3
8-AQ U, Stk, 1 3/8 mT , Zako city
6-PIM , Stk, 1 1 /16m , Jill Rob in L, $2 5K OB S AP R 2yo, 4-1
SCATMANDU (Storm Cat), W almac Int'l, $8K , 102 /33/0
7-PM, Stk, 6f, Scatin Satin, $3K W AS S EP yrl, 5-2
STORM IN FEVER (Storm Cat), Aird rie, $15K , 141 /47/1
7-CD , Stk, 1 1 /16m T, Sweet T alker, $ 115 K O BS MAR 2yo
ALJABR (Storm Cat), Shadwell, $15K, 31/5/0
7-CD, Stk, 1 1/16mT , Where's Bailey, $4K KE E SEP yrl
CAPE CANAVERAL (M r. Pro spector), O verbrook, $10K , 58/1 3/3
6-PIM , Stk, 1 1 /16m , Cap e Co smo, 6-1
CATIENUS (Storm Cat), Highcliff, $4K, 47/12 /1
7-CD, Stk, 1 1/16mT , Jill's Cat, $5K F TK OCT yrl
CHEST ER HO USE (M r. Pro spector), D ead, $, 61/6/0
7-CD , Stk, 1 1 /16m T, D ianne's D ebut, $25 K K EE APR 2yo
CHIEF SEATTLE (Seattle Slew), Spendthrift, $10K, 64/6/0
10-CD , Msw, 6f, Intriguing Lady, $67K FT K JU L yrl
8-HO L, Stk, 7f, Megab yte, $67K KE E SEP yrl
FUSAICHI PEGASUS (M r. Pro spector), Ashford , $85 K, 89/13 /4
5-PIM , Stk, 1 1 /16m , Killena ule, 5-2
4-AQU , Msw, 6f, +Bandini, $500K KEE SEP yrl
HIGH YIELD (Storm Cat), Ashford, $ 25K , 84/7 /0
7-HOU , Stk, 1 1 /16m , El B atallon, $77 K K EE SEP yrl, 5-1
LION HEARTED (Storm Cat), NorthV iew, $5 K, 48/8/2
6-PIM , Stk, 1 1 /16m , Hea r Us R oar, 2-1
MAGIC CAT (Storm Cat), Valor, $3K , 45/1 0/1
7-HOU , Stk, 1 1 /16m , Major League, 6-1
M IGHTY (Lord At W ar {Arg}), W almac, $5K, 30/0/0
10-C D, M sw, 6f, +Livonia
OLD TOPP ER (Gilded T ime), T omm y To wn, $4 K, 36/9/1
6-WO , Alw, 7f, Tommy's Topper
STORM AND A H ALF (Storm Cat), M cDowell, $1000, 4 6/5/2
9-DED , Stk, 5f, H alf a Storm, 10-1
SWEETSOUTHERNSAINT (Saint B allado ), Ocala, $3 K, 52/11 /0
7-PHA , Alw, 1m, B ignose , $22 K O BS APR 2yo, 10-1
YES IT’S TRUE (Is It True), P adua, $10K , 70/1 3/4
9-DED , Stk, 5f, T rue T ails, $90K TE X M AR 2yo, 2-1
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B R E E D E R S’ E D I T I O N
AMERICA
ALLOWANCE RESULTS:
6th-WOX, $70,000, Opt. Clm. ($62,500-$57,500),
NW2X, 3yo/up, f/m, 1 1/16m, 1:48, ft.
BALLROOM DEPUTY (f, 3, Silver Deputy--Tango Charlie
{GSW & GISP, $241,552}, by Cure the Blues) Lifetime
Record: 10-3-1-0, $111,665. O-Padua Stables. B-Linda
L Ramsey (KY). T-Josie Carroll. *$57,000 yrl '02
FTKJUL.
2nd-WOX, $67,900, Opt. Clm. ($100,000-$90,000),
NW4X, 3yo/up, f/m, 6f, 1:12 3/5, ft.
SWEET PROBLEM (f, 3, Is It True--Pas de Problem, by
Dixieland Band) Lifetime Record: SW & GSP, 14-6-3-2,
$326,292. O-K K Sangara. B-Sez Who Thoroughbreds
(KY). T-Lorne Richards. *$33,000 2yo 2003 OBSAPR.
8th-CDX, $54,900, NW2X, 3yo/up, 1 1/16m, 1:48 1/5,
sy.
CONFIRMED (c, 3, Unbridled's Song--Erie Dearie
{MSP}, by Kris S.) Lifetime Record: 13-3-7-1,
$164,137. O-Tracy Farmer. B-Lynn Gallatin & Douglas
Arnold (KY). T-Nicholas P Zito. *$200,000 yrl '02
KEESEP. **1/2 to Sixkissesforsara (Saratoga Six), SW,
$287,776.
8th-DED, $28,500, 11-18, NW2L, (S), 3yo/up, f/m, 7f,
1:30 4/5, ft.
WISHING MISS (f, 3, Derby Wish--Premier Miss, by
Premiership) Lifetime Record: 16-2-4-1, $47,432.
O-Rubin Griffin & Tammy Hassenpflug. B-John Franks
(LA). T-Chad Hassenpflug. *$5,000 2yo ‘03 EVDMAR.
5th-HAW, $28,000, NW1X, 3yo/up, 1 1/8m (off turf),
1:52 2/5, sy.
SKIP IRISH (g, 3, Skip Away--Miss Ireland, by Caro
{Ire}) Lifetime Record: 11-4-0-1, $48,242. O-Kendall E
Hansen. B-Penn Farm & Skip Away Syndicate (KY).
T-Steven M Asmussen. *$5,000 yrl '02 KEESEP. **1/2
to Judge Carson (Magesterial), SW, $199,358.
7th-HAW, $28,000, NW1X, (S), 3yo/up, f/m, 1 1/16m
(off turf), 1:47 4/5, sy.
ALLISON ROSE (f, 3, Pioneering--Rose Marie Di {SW,
$209,037}, by What a Gent) Lifetime Record: 7-2-0-0,
$32,400. O-Crown's Way Farm. B-Crown's Way Farm
& Wayne Veach (IL). T-Andrew M Hansen. *1/2 to Not
Happening (Future Storm), SP, $155,969.
8th-CRC, $26,000, Opt. Clm. ($25,000-$22,500),
NW2X, 3yo/up, 6 1/2f, 1:18 1/5, ft.
LAUGHING LUKE (c, 4, Mister Jolie--Devil's Wench, by
Well Decorated) Lifetime Record: MSP, 35-7-5-6,
$175,944. O-Maria C Wulff. B-Hidden Point Farm, Inc
(FL). T-Jose Garoffalo. *$30,000 yrl '01 OBSAUG.
7th-HOL, $37,800, 11-18, NW1X, (S), 3yo/up, f/m, 6f,
1:09 2/5, ft.
GARDEN WHIMSY (f, 3, Bertrando--Seed Case, by
Never Tabled) Lifetime Record: 6-2-1-1, $74,100.
O/B-Mr & Mrs Martin J Wygod (CA). T-John A
Shirreffs. *Full to Palmerton, SW, $106,228.
10th-SUN, $24,700, NW2L, (S), 2yo, f, 6f, 1:12 2/5,
ft.
DESERT PRIDE (f, 2, Desert God--Lady Pepper {SP}, by
Chili Pepper Pie) Lifetime Record: 4-2-0-0, $23,515.
O/B-Joe Allen (NM). T-Joel H Marr.
3rd-HOL, $37,000, NW1X, 3yo/up, 6 1/2f, 1:15, ft.
MAJESTIC COMMANDER (c, 4, Deputy Commander-Majestic Folly {MSW & MGSP, $180,939}, by Alydar)
Lifetime Record: 13-2-3-1, $74,560. O-Dana Barnes.
B-Allen J Guillotte Sr & Allen Juillotte Jr (LA). T-Bob
Baffert. *$240,000 yrl '01 KEESEP. **3/4 to Morelia
(Deputy Minister), MSW, $241,244.
9th-CRC, $24,000, Opt. Clm. ($40,000-$35,000),
NW3X, 3yo/up, 1 1/16m, 1:46 4/5, ft.
UNCIVIL (c, 3, Wild Again--Size Six, by Caerleon) Lifetime Record: 17-4-3-1, $79,950. O-Mount Joy Stables
Inc. B-Mr & Mrs G David Shashura & Wild Again Partners (KY). T-Bennie F Stutts Jr. *$85,000 yrl '02
KEESEP. **1/2 to Lady Six (Sunny's Halo), GSW-Brz;
and Babysix (With Approval), SP-Brz.
3rd-HAW, $32,000, Opt. Clm. ($35,000-$30,000),
NW3X, 3yo/up, f/m, 6f, 1:10, sy.
RICH CITY GIRL (f, 4, Carson City--Great Lady Slew, by
Seattle Slew) Lifetime Record: 11-4-4-1, $104,770.
O-J Tanis & Allen Sala. B-W Lazy T Ltd (KY).
T-Christine K Janks. *1/2 to Slew the Red (Red Ransom), MGSW-Fr & GSP-US, $275,549.
8th-CTX, $31,000, 11-18, NW3L, 3yo/up, f/m,
1 1/8m, 1:56, ft.
SALUTRESS (f, 3, Not for Love--Major Barbara, by
Salutely) Lifetime Record: 4-3-0-0, $56,459. O-Fred W
Sutphin. B-Tim Durborow (PA). T-Daniel R Furr.
*$9,000 yrl '02 FTM SEP.
1st-CRC, $24,000, NW1X, 3yo/up, f/m, 1 1/16mT,
1:41 3/5, fm.
CLOUDY GRAY (f, 3, Kissin Kris--Modern Miracle, by
I'ma Hell Raiser) Lifetime Record: 22-4-5-2, $55,580.
O-Rolbea Thoroughbred Racing LLC. B-John Franks
(FL). T-Jose A M endez. *$4,500 yrl '02 OBSAUG.
9th-SUN, $23,900, NW3L, 3yo/up, 1m, 1:37 4/5, ft.
WILLIONAIRE (c, 3, Will's Way--Cherry Creek, by Mt.
Livermore) Lifetime Record: 8-2-3-0, $47,131.
O-William L Clifton Jr. B-Alfonso J Mazzetti (KY).
T-William F Leach. *$75,000 yrl '02 KEESEP.
TDN P AROUND THE WORLD • 11/20/04 • PAGE 10 of 10
8th-FLX, $20,600, NW3BX, (S), 3yo/up, 6f, 1:11 1/5,
ft.
CARGO SHIP (g, 4, A. P Jet--Doyourthing, by Known
Fact) Lifetime Record: 13-4-5-2, $130,837.
O-Acclaimed Racing Stable. B-Brendan Mullery (NY).
T-Michael A Lecesse. *$16,000 yrl '01 FTMOCT;
$60,000 2yo ‘02 OBSAPR.
2nd-DED, $20,600, 11-18, NW26MX, 3yo/up, 1m,
1:40, ft.
MONTY MAN (c, 4, Montbrook--Shy Marfa, by Marfa)
Lifetime Record: SP, 21-5-2-2, $102,850. O-George &
Ann Weems. B-Ocala Stud Farm (FL). T-George Weems.
*$160,000 2yo ‘02 OBSFEB; $16,000 HRA ‘03
KEENOV.
ADDITIONAL MAIDEN WINNERS:
Sharp Tack, g, 2, Evansville Slew--Wildwood Tactics
(SP), by Native Tactics. HAW, 11-19, (S), 1 1/16m,
1:47 4/5. B-William P Stiritz (Il).
Cheata Passer, f, 2, Lucky Lionel--Incommunicado, by
Wolf Power (SAf). CTX, 11-18, 4 1/2f, :53 4/5.
B-Adena Springs (Fl). *$4,500 yrl '03 OBSJAN.
+Phone in the Money, c, 2, Phone Trick--Ore Money,
by Not for Love. AQU, 11-19, (C), 1m, 1:39 1/5.
B-Perry M Rosebrock & Walmac International (Ky).
*$8,000 wlng '02 KEENOV; $8,000 yrl '03 KEESEP.
Kom Kim Lass, f, 2, Seacliff--Kom Kom Kim, by Formal
Dinner. CTX, 11-18, (S), 6 1/2f, 1:25 2/5. B-James
W Casey (WV).
Hongkong, c, 2, Stark Ridge--Hong Kong Squall, by
Summer Squall. HAW, 11-19, 1 1/16m, 1:46 1/5.
B-Dr & Mrs K K Jayaraman (Fl).
What's Your Point, f, 2, Wheaton--Herrenchiemsee, by
Sheikh Albadou (GB). AQU, 11-19, (S), 6 1/2f,
1:19 3/5. B-Sez Who Thoroughbreds, Inc (NY).
*$4,500 yrl '03 OBSAUG.
Wild Lulu, f, 2, Wild Rush--Mt. Cuba, by Forty Niner.
WOX, 11-19, (C), 6f, 1:14. B-Dr Frank Justice (Ky).
Go Bye Bye, f, 3, Bertrando--Bah Bye (MSP, $156,260),
by Mamaison. HOL, 11-19, (S), 6f, 1:11. B-Clear
Valley Stables & Ron Charles (Ca). *1/2 to Onebigbag
(Abaginone), SW, $216,146.
Golden Blaise, g, 4, Goldminers Gold--Fire Opal, by
Strawberry Road (Aus). AQU, 11-19, (S), 1m, 1:38.
B-J I Racing Inc & Double R Stables (NY).
B R E E D E R S’ E D I T I O N
EUROPE
ADDITIONAL MAIDEN WINNERS:
Jacky Jack (Ity), c, 2, College Chapel (GB)--Fashyd (Ire),
by Shahrastani. Milan, Italy, 11-19, Mdn, 2yo, 7fT.
B-Loris Cipriani.
Secret Pekan (Ire), f, 2, Sri Pekan--Love Secret (SW &
GSP-Ity, $177,453), by Secreto. Milan, Italy, 11-19,
Mdn, 2yo, f, 1 1/8mT. B-Scuderia Siba SPA.
Stage Secret (Ire), c, 3, Zilzal--Tuxford Hideaway (GB)
(SP-GB), by Cawston’s Clown (GB). Wolverhampton,
Britain, 11-19, Mdn, 3yo, 7f 32yds (AWT).
B-Branston Stud Ltd. *100,000gns yrl ‘02 TATOCT.
**1/2 to Branston Abby (Ire) (Risk Me {Fr}), Hwt.
Older Mare-Ger at 5-7f, MSW & G1SP-GB, MSW-Ger,
SW-Fr & MGSP-Ity, $442,384-GB, Fr & Ger; and
Desert Deer (GB) (Cadeaux Genereux {GB}), GSW-GB,
$240,510.
THIS WEEK IN HISTORY...
November 22, 1990...Jockey Pat Day rode his 5,000th
winner, guiding Screen Prospect to victory in the Falls
City H. at Churchill Downs. Day became the 12th rider in
history to reach that milestone.
November 26, 1946...American Air Lines, transporting
six horses, flew from Shannon Airport in Ireland to Newark Airport in New Jersey to complete the first transAtlantic flight ever for Thoroughbreds. The plane arrived
November 27.
Courtesy of the National Thoroughbred Racing Association.