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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 2013
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FUTURITY CLOSES DEL MAR MEET
The GI Del Mar Futurity brings the curtain down on
the 2013 racing season at the oceanside oval, with a
field of 11 juveniles scheduled to go postward in the
seven-furlong contest this evening. Jaam Racing=s
unbeaten Alberts Hope (Run Away and Hide) is the 7-2
favorite. The bay gelding was a first-out winner at 33-1
odds at Hollywood Park
July 14 and came back to
win the Aug. 4 GII Best Pal
S. at Del Mar as the 5-2
favorite. Trainer Bob
Baffert, who has won a
record 11 Del Mar
Futurities, sends out
Kaleem Shah=s Can the Man
(Into Mischief), who topped
this year=s Barretts May
sale at $320,000. The bay colt captured his debut over
the Del Mar oval Aug. 17 in his only previous trip to the
post. AHe=s a nice little horse and he=s fast,@ Baffert
said. AWe drew the number two hole and I=d have liked
to have had a little better post position, a little further
outside, so he could use his speed more. Sometimes
when you have a speed horse going from 5 1/2 to
seven [furlongs], it=s tough on them when they get
pressured. There are horses in there that are getting
better and better.@ Trainer Jeff Bonde saddled
Saturday=s GI Del Mar Debutante winner She=s a Tiger
(Tale of the Cat) and will look for the Debutante/
Futurity double with Skydreamin (Sky Mesa). The 15-1
shot opened his career with stakes wins at Golden Gate
and Pleasanton and adds blinkers here off a last-of-sixth
effort in the Best Pal. AHe=s as big as a buffalo,@ Bonde
said of the bay colt. AThe other day [in the Best Pal] he
was hollering and screaming at the pony going to the
gate, and through the whole race. They were running
and he was screaming. He came back and worked [6f,
1:12.60] from the gate without a sound. We=ve
checked him out and there=s nothing wrong with him.
So we=ll see what happens.@
Wednesday, Del Mar, post time: 8:40 p.m. EDT
DEL MAR FUTURITY-GI, $300,000, 2yo, 7f (AWT)
PP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER ML
1 Skydreamin K Sky Mesa Delgadillo Bonde 15-1
2 Can the Man K Into Mischief Garcia Baffert 9-2
3 Dance With Fate Two Step Salsa Bejarano Eurton 8-1
4 Celtic Moon Denis of Cork Gomez Miller 5-1
5 Alberts Hope K Run Away and Hide Quinonez Puype 7-2
6 Alpine Luck Lucky J. H. Stevens Harrington 15-1
7 Rum Point K Malibu Moon Valenzuela O'Neill 15-1
8 California Chrome Lucky Pulpit Delgado Sherman 6-1
9 Guns Loaded D'wildcat Talamo Autrey 10-1
10 Tamarando Bertrando Leparoux Hollndrfer 8-1
11 Indexical Latent Heat Gutierrez Cecil 8-1
CHEVELEY PARK BUY LETHAL FORCE
This year=s G1 Diamond Jubilee S. and G1 July Cup
hero Lethal Force (Ire) (Dark Angel {Ire}) has been
purchased by David and Patricia Thompson=s Cheveley
Park Stud to stand at the Newmarket-based operation
in 2014. Owned by Alan Craddock, the 4-year-old will
remain with trainer Clive Cox for the remainder of this
season and continue to carry the colors of his existing
owner. The Stud=s Managing Director Chris Richardson
told PA Sport, AWe are delighted to have secured such
an imposing and impressive athlete as Lethal Force,
whose many qualities complement our portfolio of
stallions in every way, especially as he is an exciting
alternative outcross whom we look forward to
supporting with our own broodmares. Rated 130 by
Timeform, Lethal Force is the highest-rated sprinter to
retire to stud in recent years, offering British breeders a
wonderful opportunity for their mares.@
CHICQUITA HEADS MAKIN DISPERSAL
This year=s G1 Irish Oaks winner Chicquita (Ire)
(Montjeu {Ire}) will be sold at Goffs November sale as
part of a dispersal by Australian owner/breeder Paul
Makin. Also runner-up in the G1 Prix de Diane, the
3-year-old will be one of 25 horses to be offered by the
Castlebridge Consignment on his behalf under the
Paulyn banner. Also included in the draft, will be a
Galileo (Ire) yearling half-sister to the G1 Epsom Derby
hero Pour Moi (Ire) (Montjeu {Ire}) and broodmares such
as Fleeting Spirit (Ire) (Invincible Spirit {Ire}), in foal to
Galileo. (Cont. p3)
Alberts Hope
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In This Issue
China Horse Club Q&A
Kelsey Riley sits down with Eden Harrington, General
Manager of the China Horse Club, to discuss the
organization’s current operations and its future.
Coverage begins page 3
Bill Oppenheim
Bill Oppenheim examines the state of the German
breeding industry after spending the weekend in Baden-
Baden, plus highlights stallions represented by yearlings in
the second week of Keeneland’s upcoming September sale.
Coverage begins page 7
Canadian Yearling Sale
The CTHS Ontario-bred Yearling sale got underway with an open session
Tuesday at Woodbine.
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Chicquita Heads Makin Dispersal (cont. from p1)
The Paul Makin dispersal also includes the 14-year-old
Funsie (Fr) (Saumarez {GB}), the dam of another Derby
winner in Authorized (Ire) and also the 2.5-million gns
purchase Hydrogen (GB) (Galileo {Ire}), the highest-
priced yearling at European auction last year. Henry
Beeby, chief executive of Goffs, said, ARarely is such a
superior collection of horses offered for sale at public
auction. It is a privilege and an honour to be appointed
as the auction house of choice for the Paulyn dispersal
and we are absolutely thrilled that Paul Makin has put
his faith in the Goffs team and our unrivalled promotion
and customer care. We have already received a host of
high-class entries for the sale, and now with the
exceptional Paulyn Dispersal as the jewel in the crown,
it truly is a mouth-watering prospect.@ Makin added, AAll
of the Paulyn breeding stock is already in Ireland and by
the time of the sale all of our racing horses, some as
yet unraced as 2-year olds, will be on farms in Ireland,
our consignor is Irish and the Irish Government need a
boost. I love Ireland and I hope this dispersal, without
reserves, will encourage other vendors to come along
for the ride.@ Full details available on www.goffs.com.
The China Horse Club, which has experienced global
success with its runners this year, recently unveiled the
China Equine Cultural Festival, which will take place in
Inner Mongolia Sept. 20 & 21, and will feature the first-
ever live Thoroughbred racing in Mainland China. The
event is expected to attract strong international
support, and is part of an ambitious plan to build the
Thoroughbred industry in that country. The TDN=s
Kelsey Riley sat down with Eden Harrington, General
Manager of the China Horse Club, to discuss the
current operations and future of the China Horse Club.
KR: Can you explain why the China Horse Club was
formed, and what its main goals and objectives are?
EH: The China Horse Club's goal is to become the
premier lifestyle, business and racing club in China. To
achieve this goal we not only need to provide a peerless
service to our members--we need to make a meaningful
and lasting contribution to the industry in China. Core
to the CHC is the successful establishment of a
self-sufficient Thoroughbred industry in Mainland China.
That means a breeding industry, racing industry,
logistics, auctions, horse feed, media, veterinary
services, etc.--a value chain that established jurisdictions
have. To achieve these standards, the CHC has
partnered with leaders of industry in a number of fields.
We are also mindful that an industry needs a lot of
skilled people, and we have set up a scholarship program
that has already seen students work in the industry in
Ireland and France, and in 2014 this will hopefully
expand to Britain, Australia and beyond. Cont.p4

As a club and service provider, we offer our members
a bespoke experience that will not only provide them
with the highest standards of service and amenities,
but will also provide members with the opportunity to
race both locally and internationally. This is quite
unique anywhere in the world. We have international
stables in Australia, France, Singapore and the United
States.
KR: Can you explain how the different syndicates under
the CHC umbrella are differentiated?
EH: Our syndicates are based around the countries and
cities in which we have stables. We have four
international stables: France
(Paris/Chantilly), Singapore,
Australia (Sydney, Melbourne
and Brisbane) and the United
States (New York), and each of
these centers has a slightly
different appeal for different
members of the CHC. We want
to provide a reason for our
members to go and race in cities
that they enjoy going to, and
these cities are among the most
popular cities for our members.
We ensure they have a
wonderful getaway in their city
of choice and enjoy racing their
horses while they are at it.
KR: I understand the CHC has had six winners in four
different countries this year, and the club has also been
active in sales rings around the world, including an
expense of almost A$5-million at the Inglis Easter sale.
Can you describe the club's strategies for sourcing
horses?
EH: We have been delighted with the manner in which
our racing operation has begun. We have had six
individual horses race across four countries and each
has won at least one race. Our program is to be
disciplined and seek opportunities. We have had some
good fortune to date in determining what opportunities
we should take and which ones we should let go. It is
important our members enjoy racing, and winning is
hard to beat. This year's Inglis Easter Yearling Sale was
the first sale in which we have bought under our own
banner, but it certainly isn't the first sale we have been
active at. At Easter we purchased some lovely
yearlings, including some high profile ones with our
partners, Coolmore. We remain hopeful they can run up
to their looks.
Cont. p5
Eden Harrington
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640 N. Yarnallton Pike, Lexington, KY 40511
(859) 255-8290 • fax (859) 281-6148
www.hillndalefarms.com
Consigned by Hill ‘n’ Dale Sales Agency, selling at Keeneland on Tuesday, September 10th.
a portfolio yearling® from the exclusive hill ‘n’ dale mare collection®
Hip#426 is by Champion Sire Smart Strike
out of the Champion A.P. Indy mare Serenading.
This is the immediate family of:
Classic Winner Touch Gold ($1,679,907)
Grade 1 Blue Grass Stakes winner BRILLIANT SPEED ($1,203,531)
Horse-of-the-Year With Approval ($2,863,540)
Touch Me Not ($2,341,105)
recent Jaipur Stakes winner Souper Speedy
and so many other important stakes winners.
A unique international pedigree that succeeds on all surfaces,
long and short, at the highest levels around the globe.
Serenading shown winning
the Grade 2 Falls City Hcp.
defeating Grade 1 winner Unbridled Belle

KR: How does this fit in with the club's announced
intention to import more than i100 million of
bloodstock over the next 10 years?
EH: The announcement that i100 million will be spent
in the next decade is naturally exciting for the
Thoroughbred industry internationally. The focus of this
money will be on breeding stock. China requires quality
foundation mares and stallion prospects. Again, the
intention is to be selective and play to our long term
plan. I would expect this will open opportunities for the
breeding industry in America. There are some wonderful
operations in the U.S. that continue to breed great
racehorses and have very successful breeding
programs.
KR: How many horses-in-training does the CHC
currently own?
EH: Across our racing and breeding divisions we have
an interest in nearly 100 individuals. It is an exciting
space to be in. Our racing team has some lovely young
horses set to race in the next 12 months as well as
some promising older individuals that I think you will
hear more of. Hopefully we will be able to expand our
interests in the U.S. later this season as well. Our U.S.
stable is the newest of our four stables and focuses on
one mare at present called Tabreed [(GB) (Sakhee)].
Tabreed was selected at
the Arqana Sale in December
by our French trainer Nicolas
Clement to race in the U.S.
under the care of his
brother, Christophe. Tabreed
is a winner and is stakes
placed. She is possibly
unlucky not to have won
more than once under
Christophe's care. In time
she will be an important
addition to our breeding
program.
KR: How is the CHC governed?
EH: The China Horse Club is managed by international
staff that have experience in a range of fields. Many of
the senior staff were heavily involved in the highly
successful Meydan grandstand project. Assisting in the
management of the China Horse Club is an elite
advisory board. This >council of peers= are leaders of
industry from many fields, and we are very fortunate to
have these esteemed individuals involved in our club.
The makeup of this board has not yet been publicly
announced, but that will happen very soon.
Cont. p6
Tabreed winning at Monmouth
June 29

UPCOMING MAJOR NORTH AMERICAN STAKES
Date Race Track
Sept. 4 GI Del Mar Futurity DMR
Sept. 7 GII Super Derby LAD
GII Bowling Green H. BEL
GII Pocahontas S. CD
GIII Arlington-Washington Futurity AP
GIII Ack Ack H. CD
GIII Iroquois S. CD
GIII Kent S. DMR
Sept. 9 GII Masters S. PID
KR: The CHC recently announced that it will host two
days of live racing at the China Equine Cultural Festival
in Inner Mongolia, which takes place Sept. 20 & 21.
Can you describe for our readers what the China Equine
Cultural Festival is?
EH: The CECF is a celebration of Thoroughbred racing
in Mainland China. It is also the first internationally
endorsed Thoroughbred event in this part of the world.
Aside from international participation from breeders,
owners, jockeys, sponsors and support from fellow
Jockey Clubs over a two-day festival, there will be a
wonderful blend of local and international dignitaries.
There will also be invited speakers at an International
Symposium. His Excellency Professor Joseph Deiss, the
former President of the United Nations General
Assembly, heads a list of VIPs who will be present. In
time we hope to build the profile of this event, and it
would be wonderful to have participation from
American vendors, jockeys, trainers and administrators,
and possibly a guest speaker next year or in the near
future. The U.S. has a great deal to offer.
KR: How will the club's operations and objectives
change when racing commences in Mainland China?
EH: Our objectives are long term and take into account
2014 and beyond. Next year is the Year of the Horse,
and so it will be very significant in China for the CHC.
There will be some significant and very exciting
announcements on this in due course.
KR: Are there any plans for live racing dates in
Mainland China beyond the China Equine Cultural
Festival?
EH: The CECF will be the first exhibition race the CHC
is involved with, and we are honored that the Hohhot
Sports Bureau is hosting this event. It is our intention to
race more regularly in 2014 and beyond.
SARATOGA FIGURES DECLINE
Handle and attendance both declined during the 2013
Saratoga meeting which concluded Monday, according
to figures released Tuesday by the New York Racing
Association. All-sources handle for the meet was
$586,685,154--a decrease of 0.3% from 2012. On-
track handle totaled $147,456,901, down 2.1% from a
year ago. Attendance for the meet fell 3.9% to
867,182. The average betting interests per race for the
meet were 8.1 (3,383 total over 420 races), compared
to 8.4 (3,492 total over 417 races) in 2012. There
were 200 turf races and 24 races taken off the turf and
moved to the main track in 2013, compared to 197 on
and 27 off in 2012.
Beach races at Laytown a 'must sea'
“SINCE 1868, the unique spectacle of horseracing on the strand at
Laytown Beach has been attracting crowds from near and far and the
only meeting held on the strand under the rules of racing will host its
annual card tomorrow afternoon at the Co Meath venue.” Niall Cronin,
Evening Herald
IN OTHER NEWS...
A Daily Roundup of Racing Articles in Other Media
All horses in the TDN are bred in North America,
unless otherwise indicated
NEWS TODAY

THE GERMAN INDUSTRY: SMALL BUT MIGHTY
Liesl King has been filling you in with maximum
efficiency and her usual flair for fashion about the
sales, races, and other social activities last weekend in
Baden-Baden, which is gaining a reputation in racing
circles as >the Deauville of Germany.= Certainly the sale,
the latest edition of which was last Friday, just gets
better and better, with more and more buyers from
outside Germany. Seven yearlings sold for i200,000 or
more, five of which went to foreign buyers, plus two
Dansili colts bought for German owners. Emmanuel de
Seroux=s Narvick International (for Japan); Darley
(which bought seven total through their English-based
German representative, Franziska Schaertlin Coffey);
Angus Gold, (for Shadwell) were high on the buyers
list, along with Freddy Seitz of Brookdale Farm in
Kentucky, who signed for two, including an i260,000
Montjeu filly. Overall, with 19 fewer yearlings
catalogued and 20 fewer sold (-12%), the gross
showed a 26% increase, and the average jumped a
massive 44% to i47,983.
The success of German-breds, and German families,
hardly needs advertising after their exploits of the last
few years. Danedream (Lomitas) of course burst into
prominence when scoring in the 2011 G1 Prix de l=Arc
de Triomphe. She then came back to win the 2012
G1 King George VI and Queen Elizabeth S. at Ascot,
defeating Nathaniel in a good battle, and added a
second win in the G1 Grosser Preis von Baden, but was
prevented from defending her >Arc= title by a disease
outbreak and subsequent quarantine of her training
grounds in Cologne. In what proved to be her final race
in last year=s GP von Baden, she defeated Germany=s
then-two top 3-year-old colts, Pastorius (Soldier
Hollow) and Novellist (Monsun), who finished third and
fourth. Both colts came back this year to win Group 1
races in France: Pastorius won the G1 Prix Ganay, but
came back after a fruitless trip to Singapore to finish
down the field in the G1 Eclipse S. at Sandown, and is
now on the shelf with an injury. Novellist, meantime,
won the G1 Grand Prix de Saint-Cloud, then ran a
lifetime best for a second consecutive impressive
German win in the >King George.= Like Danedream, he
followed up last weekend in Sunday=s edition of the G1
Grosser Preis von Baden as his Arc prep, and is now
general co-favorite, along with the Fabre-trained likely
G2 Prix Niel-bound Flintshire (Dansili), or second
favorite. It=s a pretty impressive roll of honor over the
last 24 months.
But the German racing brand has a problem, and,
unusually, the problem is not quality, but quantity.
There aren=t enough of them. German foal crop
numbers are in decline--down a third since 2008, and
not really because of the Meltdown.
Cont. p8

Costs, as everywhere, are high, and returns on the
German racetracks are low. Smaller breeders have been
getting out, and even the big owner-breeders who are
the backbone of the German industry have been cutting
back as the risk-return ratios have
worsened. Until last Friday=s sale
those breeders who could be
identified as >commercial= were
working against revenues averaging
in the i30,000 range at their
flagship sale. The only way German
owner-breeders have been able to
make it pay is by selling their best
stock as it develops. Markets as
diverse as Australia, Japan and America, as well as the
major European operations, are keen to buy
German-breds. With a collective foal crop which was
small enough to start with and has been shrinking, the
top German breeders can see that it won=t take long to
kill the goose that laid the golden egg--especially when
they sell the good fillies from those top German
families.
If they need to see any examples of what happens
when a country sells off their top pedigrees, they need
only look at what=s happened in America. For over 30
years American breeders have been selling to the
Maktoums, to the Japanese (especially during the
market crash of the late 1980s and after 2008), and to
anybody else prepared to compete at that level,
spending big money for the best available stock. Now
international buyers stay away from the American sales
in droves, because they don=t know the sires and don=t
understand the pedigrees. They say it=s because of
drugs, but that=s actually a secondary issue, and a
convenient excuse. The real reason is because, on the
whole, they don=t understand the pedigrees any more,
and they don=t need to try and understand them,
because the sires in Europe are so good. It=s probably a
mistake, because American-breds in Europe punch well
above their weight in terms of numbers, but it doesn=t
matter as much to European buyers when you see there
are 47 yearlings by Galileo in Tattersalls= October Sale
Book 1.Cont. p9
“In 2008, Doncaster’s Premier Yearling Sale saw 401 horses sell for just under
£13.5-million and an average of £33,650. Now, five years later, the totals are
back in that neighborhood: in last week’s sale, 410 yearlings grossed just over
£13.3-million and averaged £32,441, with a monumental 86% clearance rate
from the catalogue. The gross was up 25% from last year, and is within 1.5% of the
2008 total; the average was up 21% from last year, and is within 4% of 2008’s.
Massive sale last week in Germany, too.” – Bill Oppenheim
DBS PREMIER YEARLING SALE
YEAR CAT RING SOLD %W/D %S/R %S/C GROSS AVG
2013 478 458 410 4.2% 89.5% 85.8% £13,300,750 £32,441
2012 494 467 395 5.5% 84.6% 80.0% £10,622,500 £26,892
2011 487 457 377 6.2% 82.5% 77.4% £10,364,000 £27,491
2010 467 441 357 5.6% 81.0% 76.4% £9,578,000 £26,829
2009 495 465 369 6.1% 79.4% 74.5% £9,609,500 £26,042
2008 500 474 401 5.2% 84.6% 80.2% £13,493,500 £33,650
BBAG YEARLING SALE
YEAR CAT RING SOLD %W/D %S/R %S/C GROSS AVG
2013 242 223 149 7.9% 66.8% 61.6% €7,149,500 €47,983
2012 261 247 169 5.4% 68.4% 64.8% €5,652,500 €33,447
2011 260 235 166 9.6% 70.6% 63.8% €5,470,500 €32,955
2010 306 277 168 9.5% 60.6% 54.9% €4,518,000 €26,893
2009 347 322 278 7.2% 85.7% 79.5% €6,415,500 €23,245
2008 358 324 242 9.5% 74.7% 67.6% €7,465,500 €30,849
Data compiled by Brianne Stanley
Pastorius

One thing about being smaller to start with is it can
be easier to reverse the trend of declining numbers--a
little bit can go a long way--and there are several moves
afoot in Germany, both short- and long-term, which
could result in the creation of more German-breds, both
from the old, established families, and from new ones
which could be developed if there were more breeders
with commercially justifiable reasons to invest. I can=t
emphasize enough how different a program it is to
create quantity from quality than to try and create
quality from quantity. They have a real basis on which
to grow. Maybe there are only eight or 10 major
breeders in Germany, but the traditions of their
involvement routinely go back three to five generations
in their families--that=s the human families as well as
the horses. There are good indications that this central
corps of top breeders realize that only by joining
together to reinforce existing structures, and creating
new ones can they lay the groundwork for the >Made in
Germany= racing brand to grow and expand. It=s an
ironic twist that they already have all the international
recognition and demand they need. It is their domestic
market which is in desperate need of development.
They need more domestic racehorse owners, to create
domestic demand so that breeders can justify expanding
their numbers. It=s a big project in a country with a great
equestrian tradition, but little recognition of horse racing
by the vast majority of the German public. Cont. p10
Franz von
Auersperg
owner-breeder of
Pastorius
Christoph Berglar
owner-breeder of
Novellist
Andreas Jacobs
Gestut Fahrhof
Andreas Wohler
Trainer of
Novellist
Peter Schiergen
Trainer of
Danedream Ben Forndran
CEO of Baden-
Baden Racecourse
Carola Ortlieb
CEO of BBAG Sales
Klaus Eulenberger
Number 2 at BBAG

But German breeders have the raw material to build
from, and if the big owner-breeders--
because it actually does all depend
on them--can muster the political
will, and find the time and the people
to help implement the plans which
must be drawn up and financed--
there is a chance they can reverse
the decline in the foal crop, and
enhance the chances of the
German-bred horse racing brand to
first, sustain itself, and, second,
grow.
Keeneland Week 2 Sires...
As we saw last week, the 875 yearlings catalogued
in Keeneland=s first week represent just 76 sires. But,
beginning on Saturday, Sept. 15 with the new Book 2
(formerly Book 3), there will still be eight more days of
selling, with another 3,033 yearlings catalogued,
representing 239 sires (click here to see an alphabetical
list of all Book 2 sires). The vast majority of Book 1
sires have more representation in Week 2, plus a lot
more besides. (List of stallions with 45+ catalogued p11)
Five sires have 50 or more catalogued in the second
week, headed by WinStar=s Congrats, with 65, and
Coolmore=s (nee Ashford=s) Henrythenavigator, with 63.
Each has 10 catalogued for Week 1, and therefore are
among five sires with 70 or more yearlings catalogued
throughout the sale. These yearlings are from
Congrats=s first Kentucky crop since moving up from
Florida. He stood in 2011 at Vinery for a $15,000 fee.
>Henry,= who made the switch from Kentucky to Ireland
this year, is the only second-crop sire with three
Grade I/Group 1 winners, after the 2-year-old colt
Sudirman upset War Command in the G1 Phoenix S.
last month. Also with 50+ catalogued in the second
week are: WinStar=s 2010 G1 Kentucky Derby winner,
Super Saver (57, plus four in Book 1); Lane=s End=s
high-class sire Candy Ride (55); and Three Chimneys=
Sky Mesa (50, plus six), now fully recovered from a
stuttering start back in 2007. Candy Ride, with 24 in
Book 1, is one of the five with 70+ catalogued for the
whole sale--he has 79--along with Congrats and
Henrythenavigator.
The overall leader in yearlings catalogued is
Spendthrift=s Malibu Moon, currently number three on
the TDN North American 2013 General Sire List. He has
87 catalogued, of which 38 are in Week 2. Ashford=s
Giant=s Causeway, number four on the North American
list, as usual is in the top five by number catalogued,
with 74.
Finally, big thank-yous and bouquets to Ben Fondrian,
CEO, and Peter Muhlfeit, who is in charge of PR and
the press room at the Baden-Baden racetrack. The
international team which came in to cover the weekend
included our own Liesl King, who as I mentioned above
did heroic work throughout; ex-TDN staffer Marie
Kizenko; Isabel Mathew, from TurfCom in France;
Katherine Fidler of Britain=s Racing Post; and the
Breeders= Cup=s Josh Christian. I know Josh particularly
wanted to thank Sebastian Weiss for showing him the
ropes.
(Photos courtesy Liesl King)
Bill Oppenheim may be contacted at bopp@erb.com
(please cc TDN management at
suefinley@thoroughbreddailynews.com). Follow him on
Twitter at www.twitter.com/billoppenheim.
Danedream
Marie Kizenko, Bill Oppenheim, Liesl King, Josh Christian,
Isabel Mathew and Katherine Fidler

31 STALLIONS with 45+ Catalogued in KEENELAND SEPTEMBER
(Entire Sale)
Stallion State Farm Fls 13 Fee 11 Fee Bk1 Wk2 Total 12 Ylg Avg. AI ABCI
Malibu Moon KY Spendthrift 2001 70,000 60,000 49 38 87 151,013 2.21 1.74
Candy Ride (ARG) KY Lane's End 2006 40,000 40,000 24 55 79 83,991 2.93 1.91
Congrats KY Winstar 2008 35,000 15,000 10 65 75 42,804 1.19 1.1
Giant's Causeway KY Ashford 2002 85,000 85,000 50 24 74 151,418 2.86 2.08
Henrythenavigator IR Coolmore 2010 30,000 35,000 10 63 73 69,412 2.31 2.2
Super Saver KY Winstar 2012 20,000 20,000 4 57 61 *49,317
Harlan's Holiday KY Winstar 2005 35,000 25,000 14 47 61 89,881 1.86 1.58
Tapit KY Gainesway 2006 125,000 80,000 49 12 61 260,515 2.64 1.93
Hard Spun KY Darley 2009 60,000 30,000 14 46 60 101,570 2.73 2.15
Eskendereya KY Taylor Made 2012 17,500 30,000 16 44 60 *67,000
More Than Ready KY Winstar 2002 60,000 40,000 27 33 60 110,823 1.2 1.31
Quality Road KY Lane's End 2012 25,000 35,000 17 42 59 *120,000
Tiznow KY Winstar 2003 75,000 75,000 36 21 57 181,800 2.42 1.6
Sky Mesa KY Three Chimneys 2005 25,000 30,000 6 50 56 72,212 2.13 1.67
Lemon Drop Kid KY Lane's End 2002 35,000 35,000 15 40 55 99,320 2.68 2.13
Street Sense JP Japan 2009 40,000 22 32 54 102,151 2.25 1.82
Unbridled's Song D Dead 1998 60,000 85,000 37 17 54 184,905 2.63 1.94
Lookin At Lucky KY Ashford 2012 25,000 35,000 13 39 52 *88,667
Indian Charlie D Dead 2000 _ 70,000 29 23 52 143,576 2.43 1.88
Afleet Alex KY Gainesway 2007 15,000 25,000 1 49 50 46,190 2.12 1.57
Warrior's Reward KY Spendthrift 2012 15,000 15,000 2 48 50 *30,525
Scat Daddy KY Ashford 2009 30,000 10,000 5 44 49 77,940 2.2 1.79
Smart Strike KY Lane's End 1998 85,000 75,000 36 13 49 238,284 2.72 1.79
Colonel John KY Winstar 2011 15,000 15,000 2 46 48 89,567
Tale of the Cat KY Ashford 2000 25,000 30,000 9 39 48 75,837 1.48 1.23
Speightstown KY Winstar 2006 60,000 50,000 26 22 48 146,661 3.43 2.45
Medaglia d'Oro KY Darley 2006 100,000 100,000 34 14 48 299,310 3.32 2.1
Arch KY Claiborne 2000 40,000 30,000 28 19 47 150,474 1.6 1.58
Big Brown KY Three Chimneys 2010 35,000 40,000 46 46 75,605 3.25 2.44
Distorted Humor KY Winstar 2000 100,000 100,000 34 11 45 320,400 2.32 2.18
War Front KY Claiborne 2008 80,000 15,000 35 10 45 230,724 3.53 2.19
* 12 Wnlg Avg.
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PERFECT SOUL COLT TOPS CTHS SALE
A colt by Perfect Soul (Ire) topped Tuesday=s open
session of the Canadian Thoroughbred Horse Society=s
Premier Yearling Sale when selling for $170,000 to Rob
Cudney=s Cudney Stables and Partner. The bay,
consigned by Richard Hogan, agent, is out of Tapatina
(Seeking the Gold) and is a half-brother to GI Del Mar
Oaks heroine
Internallyflawless (Giant=s
Causeway). He was bred by
Charles Fipke. Tapatina is a
half to champions Bosra
Sham (Woodman) and
Hector Protector
(Woodman). A colt from the
first crop of two-time
Canadian champion
Marchfield was the sale=s
other six-figure yearling
when selling for $100,000 to the bid of Rolph Davis
and Robert Tiller. The youngster, out of the unraced
Good Religion (Giant=s Causeway), was consigned by
Bernard McCormack=s Cara Bloodstock. For the session,
137 yearlings grossed $3,003,000. The average of
$21,920 was a decrease of 13.8% from 2012, while
the median fell 11.1% to $16,000. There were 75
yearlings reported not sold for a buy-back rate of
35.4%--up from 25.1% a year ago. The sale continues
with an open session Saturday.
Yesterday=s Results:
6th-PRX, $50,274, Msw, 2yo, 6f, 1:12 2/5, ft.
CLASSIC GIACNROLL (c, 2, Giacomo--Classic Woman
{SW}, by Storm Bird) was fourth on debut at this
venue July 23 and finished second last time out in the
mud Aug. 13. Running without Lasix here, the even-
money favorite stalked the pace from between horses
early. He shifted into gear in the stretch and chased
down Pollard=s Magic (Pollard=s Vision) to win by a
nose. Sales history: $12,000 yrl '12 FTMOCT; $27,000
2yo >13 FTMMAY. Lifetime Record: 3-1-1-0, $39,300.
Click for the brisnet.com chart or VIDEO.
O-Lisa Guerrero & Joseph Besecker. B-Dermot Joyce
(KY). T-Lisa Guerrero.
5th-IND, $35,000, Msw, (S), 2yo, 5 1/2f, 1:06, ft.
THURMAN (g, 2, Run Away and Hide--Tee's Pleasure,
by Lil E. Tee) was fifth on debut July 29 and third next
out Aug. 13. The 2-1 chance broke on top, led
throughout and opened up down the lane to win by
3 1/2 lengths. Catch This Warrior (Desert Warrior) was
second. Sales history: $10,000 yrl '12 INDOCT;
$2,000 RNA yrl '12 FTKFEB. Lifetime Record: 3-1-0-1,
$24,850. Click for the brisnet.com chart.
O-Amy & James R Elliott. B-Jonathan W Meredith (IN).
T-Barbara I McBride.
OAK TREE JUVENILE TURF S., $100,000, 2yo, 1mT
1 Home School (Ire) Intense Focus Gutierrrez O’Niell 5-1
2 Station House Rock Hard Ten Stevens Mandella 5-2
3 Smokin’ Ten Rock Hard Ten Flores Herrick 10-1
4 Ontology Tapit Bejarano Callaghan 5-1
5 Easy Solution Margie’s Wildcat Gomez Miller 10-1
6 Yes Yes Yes City Zip Smith Eurton 15-1
7 Golden Dynamo Borrego Steiner Leonard 20-1
8 Diamond Bachelor War Front Leparoux Biancone 9-5
Click for the Brisnet.com PPs.
PIRATE’S BOUNTY S., $90,000, 3yo/up, 6f
1 Ain’t No Other Old Topper Gomez Hllndrfr 10-1
2 Private Zone Macho Uno Pedroza O’Neill 5-1
3 Rail Trip Jump Start Valdiva Ellis 5-1
4 Koast Lawyer Ron Maldndo Sadler 15-1
5 Ruler of Dubai Tribal Rule Couton Ppprdrmou 20-1
6 Longview Drive Pulpit Leparoux Hllndrfr 10-1
7 So Brilliant Medaglia d’Oro Garcia Baffert 7-2
8 Roman Threat Roman Ruler Bejarano Baffert 5-2
9 Chiloquin Tribal Rule Talamo Hansen 4-1
Click for the Brisnet.com PPs.
AROUND THE WORLD WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 2013
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CTHS PREMIER YEARLING SALE
SESSION TOTALS 2013 2012
Catalogued 224 230
No. Offered 212 207
No. Sold 137 155
RNAs 75 52
% RNAs 35.4% 25.1%
High Price $170,000 $275,000
Gross $3,003,000 $3,942,000
Average (% change) $21,920 (-13.8%) $25,432
Median (% change) $16,000 (-11.1%) $18,000
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Monday Night=s Results:
10th-DMR, $76,000, Msw, (S), 2yo, 6f (AWT), 1:10, ft.
GO FIRST (g, 2, Kafwain--Go Ruby Go, by Rubiano) hit
the wire first last out here Aug. 7, but was disqualified
and placed second. The 4-1 chance brought up the
back of the pack early in this one, moved up on the
turn and angled out five wide at the top of the lane. He
continued to rally down the stretch to take the late lead
and finish a half-length ahead of Pray Hard (Kafwain).
Lifetime Record: 4-1-2-0, $73,770. Click for the
brisnet.com chart or VIDEO.
O-Harris Farms Inc & Little Red Feather Racing. B-Harris
Farms (CA). T-Dean Pederson.
T.I.P. Award Recipients Announced:
The Jockey Club=s Thoroughbred Incentive Program
has chosen the winners of the Thoroughbred of the
Year Award and Young Rider of the Year Award, its
non-competition awards.
The Thoroughbred of the Year Award is given to a
Thoroughbred that has been successful in a non-
competitive career. This year=s recipient is Loveable
Rascal, an 11-year-old therapy horse at Fieldstone Farm
in Ohio.
Loveable Rascal, bred by Airdire Stud, launched his
career as a talented hunter jumper upon leaving the
racetrack. He retired from that job six years ago due to
injury and began a new start as a therapy horse.
ARascal is one of those horses that not only knows he
is helping riders, he wants to,@ said Jinene Studinski,
Equine Director at Fieldstone Farm. AThrough Rascal=s
generous heart and instinct to serve, children with
autism and Down Syndrome have said their first words.
Adults with multiple sclerosis and children with
neurological disorders have improved balance and
gained strength. Some have even taken their first steps
after riding him. High school students and military
veterans have found hope and strength. Rascal is an
amazing horse that reaches people of all ages and with
all kinds of challenges and helps them become stronger
physically and emotionally so they can better cope with
daily life.@
The Young Rider of the Year Award is presented to a
rider age 18 or under who owns or leases a
Thoroughbred for 4H, Pony Club, or other similar
activities. This year there were four recipients.
Chloe Bellerive owns Lemon Twister, who raced just
four times. Together they compete in 4H, FFA, and are
ambassadors for the breed and their T.I.P. earning will
go to further that goal.
AEverywhere we go, after I exit the rings, someone
always asks me about his breeding, and I very proudly
state he is a Thoroughbred and an ex-racehorse that I
was very lucky to find,@ said Bellerive.
Madison Shaughnessy adopted her horse MissGuided
from a local horse rescue where she volunteered. She
will use her T.I.P. money towards college.
Natalie Roberts owns Comcord, who was quite
difficult in the beginning, which inspired her to go to
Vet school.
ACece was a very difficult horse when she first came
off the track; however, many of her behavioral issues
were caused by physical pain related to management
practices that were easily corrected,@ said Roberts.
The final recipient is Annise Montplaisir, who was
introduced to Cyclone Larry when working as a
Racehorse Ambassador at the North Dakota Horse Park.
She also intends to use her award money towards her
education.
INDUSTRY INFO

Live Streaming of TOBA Dinner:
The Thoroughbred Owners and Breeders
Association=s 28th Annual Awards Dinner will be
streamed live on www.bloodhorse.com/tobaawards at
8p.m. EDT Sept. 6.
AWe are excited to partner with the Blood-Horse to
offer a live stream of the Awards Dinner,@ said Dan
Metzger president of TOBA. ADue to the popularity of
the live stream last year, we have decided to offer this
opportunity to our members and the racing community
again this year.@
The dinner will be hosted by former jockey and
television racing analyst Donna Barton Brothers to
honor the accomplishments of Thoroughbred owners.
The Rood & Riddle Thoroughbred Sport Horse of the
Year Award will also be presented to the owners of
Thomas Edison. Thomas Edison is an ex-racehorse who
has excelled in United States Equestrian Federation
sport horse competitions.
Lisa Danielle (Wolf Power {SAf}), dam of Horse of the
Year Wise Dan (Wiseman=s Ferry) and multiple graded
stakes winner Successful Dan (Successful Appeal), will
be honored as National Broodmare of the Year. Gary
Biszantz will also be presented with the Industry
Service Award.
NYRA & Penn National Team for Pick 4:
The New York Racing Association and Penn National
Gaming will be launching a special reduced takeout
Thursday Pick 4, which will link the last two races at
Belmont and the first two at Penn National. The initial
Pick 4 will be Sept. 12 and run every Thursday until
Oct. 24, which is the final week of Belmont=s fall meet.
There is a 50-cent minimum wager will be offered at a
reduced 15% takeout.
"We are very excited to partner with NYRA and offer
racing customers this new and unique bet," said Dan
Silver, director of racing operations at Hollywood
Casino at Penn National Race Course. "Combining races
from Belmont Park and Penn National in this reduced
takeout wager should create a fun and appealing
midweek wagering opportunity."
IN BRITAIN:
Pearl Queen, f, 3, Street Sense--Island Queen, by
Ogygian. Leicester, 9-3, Hcp, 3yo, 7f 9ydsT.
B-Adrian Regan, Kildare Stud & Darley. *$135,000
wnlg >10 KEENOV; $125,000 yrl >11 KEESEP.
**1/2 to Friendly Island (Crafty Friend), MGSW &
MGISP, G1SP-UAE, $1,369,714.
Royal Bajan, g, 5, Speightstown--Crown You (MSP), by
Two Punch. Lingfield, Britain, 9-3, Mdn, 3yo/up, 5fT.
B-West Wind Farm. *$18,000 yrl >09 KEESEP;
,125,000 2yo >10 DONAPR; 48,000gns RNA HIT >11
TATHIT; 19,000gns RNA HIT >13 TATFEB.
CLARIFICATION: Bloodstock agent Nick Hines
recommended the private purchase of Monday=s I=m
Smokin S. hero Jedi Mind Trick. In trainer John Sadler=s
quote in the race recap, it was transcribed as Dick
Hines. We regret the error.
First-crop starters to watch: Wednesday, September 4
Sire (Sire’s Sire), current farm, 2010 Fee, #foals of racing age/Winners/
BlackTypeWnrs * Race #-track, race type, distance, runner, odds (if available)
DENIS OF CORK (Harlan's Holiday), Taylor Mountain, $3K, 14/2/0
8-DMR, Stk, 7f, Celtic Moon, $100K OBS APR 2yo, 5-1
IN SUMMATION (Put It Back), Ocala Stud, $4K, 60/3/0
4-DMR, Msw, 5 1/2f, +Final Step, $135K OBS APR 2yo, 7-2
INTENSE FOCUS (Giant's Causeway), Ballylinch Stud, $, 99/7/1
3-DMR, Stk, 1mT, Home School (Ire), 5-1
OLD FASHIONED (Unbridled's Song), Taylor Made, $8K, 81/3/0
4-DMR, Msw, 5 1/2f, +Mr. Splash, $17K RNA KEE JAN yrl, 10-1
TWO STEP SALSA (Petionville), Get Away Farm, $5K, 50/7/0
8-DMR, Stk, 7f, Dance With Fate, $120K OBS APR 2yo, 8-1
First/Second-crop starters to watch: Wednesday, Sept. 4
Sire (Sire’s Sire), current farm, 2009 Fee, #foals of racing age/Winners/
BlackTypeWnrs * Race #-track, race type, distance, runner, odds (if available)
HENRYTHENAVIGATOR (Kingmambo), Ashford, $65K, 223/38/5
6-GG, Msw, 5f, +Lookinfor Mr Right, $210K KEE NOV wnl, 5-2
INTO MISCHIEF (Harlan's Holiday), Spendthrift, $13K, 72/22/5
8-DMR, Stk, 7f, Can the Man, $320K BAR MAY 2yo, 9-2
LUCKY J. H. (Cee's Tizzy), 45/7/1
8-DMR, Stk, 7f, Alpine Luck, 15-1
RUN AWAY AND HIDE (City Zip), Darby Dan, $8K, 95/29/4
8-DMR, Stk, 7f, Alberts Hope, $40K BAR OCT yrl, 7-2
SHOWING UP (Strategic Mission), Adena Springs Fl, $8K, 88/20/1
4-DMR, Msw, 5 1/2f, +Being There, $47K OBS APR 2yo, 15-1
Hip 2487 - ½ bro selling at KeeSep with TAYLOR MADE
APPOINTMENTS
Grant Williamson
$ Appointed to the Adena Stallions sales and
marketing team and based at the Kentucky office.
$ Most recently served as Stallion Director at Vinery,
Ltd.
$ Adena Springs General Manager, Eric Hamelback
said, AThe addition of Grant will only further the
Stronach's mission to gain quality mares to be
presented to all of the Adena stallions with our
goal to produce high-class racehorses for our
clients.@
$ Grant joins the team of sales and breeding
specialists including Jack Brothers, Cormac
Breathnach, Liam O'Rourke and Tony Gattellaro, all
available to assist with mating selections.

B R E E D E R S’ E D I T I O N
AMERICA
Rookies cont.
SPRING AT LAST (Silver Deputy), WinStar, $15K, 126/43/4
4-DMR, Msw, 5 1/2f, +Sawyer's Hill, $100K KEE SEP yrl, 3-1
STREET BOSS (Street Cry {Ire}), Darley, $25K, 187/64/4
4-DMR, Msw, 5 1/2f, +Capo, $40K OBS APR 2yo, 15-1
WAR PASS (Cherokee Run), Lanes End, $30K, 126/24/3
6-GG, Msw, 5f, +Total War, $65K KEE SEP yrl, 7-5
ZANJERO (Cherokee Run), Millennium, $10K, 112/15/1
4-IND, Msw, 6f, +She Knows, 15-1
5.15 Chantilly, Debutantes, €24,000, 2yo, f, 1mT
RIP ROARING (GB) (Sea the Stars {Ire}) makes his debut for Khalid
Abdullah and Andre Fabre, and is the latest progeny of their stellar
performer Nebraska Tornado (Storm Cat). This track was the scene of
the first of that high-class distaffers two top-level successes in the
G1 Prix de Diane 10 years ago.
Goodwood, 14.55, Mdn, ,5,000, 2yo, f, 1mT,
1:40.66, gd/fm.
UCHENNA (IRE) (f, 2, Fastnet Rock {Aus}--Uriah {Ger}
{GSW-US, SW & GSP-Ger, $171,640}, by Acatenango
{Ger}), who missed the break when a first-up seventh
at Kempton Aug. 14, was away from the gate in better
fashion here and stalked the pace in second until the
straight. Easing upsides Tea in Transvaal (Ire) (Teofilo
{Ire}) approaching the two pole, the 9-2 chance came
under pressure soon after and was driven out to deny
that rallying rival by a head. Sales history: 42,000gns
yrl >12 TATOCT. Lifetime Record: 2-1-0-0, ,3,235.
VIDEO, courtesy Racing UK.
O-The Black Gold Partnership; B-Knockaney Stud;
T-David Simcock.
Wednesday, Chantilly, post time: 5:50 p.m.
PRIX DE LA COCHERE-Listed, €55,000, 3yo, f, 1mT
SC PP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER
1 5 Snow Bell (Fr) Kendargent (Fr) Benoist Clement
2 7 Butterfly McQueen Curlin Probert Balding
3 10 Nuit d'Amour (Fr) Azamour (Ire) Jarnet Brandt
4 8 Flawless Beauty (GB) Excellent Art (GB) SCRATCHED
5 6 Belonging (GB) Raven's Pass Guyon Fabre
6 2 Her Star Harlan's Holiday Lemaire Bary
7 3 Kenbella (Fr) Kendargent (Fr) Veron Pantall
8 1 Akemi (Ire) Ftstpsinthesnd (GB) Soumillon Thomas-Dmlte
9 4 Askania Nova (Ire) New Approach (Ire) Mosse de Ryr-Dupre
10 11 Reponds Moi More than Ready Peslier Head
11 9 Punta Stella (Ire) Elusive City C Demuro Kobayashi
All carry 123 pounds bar Snow Bell, 128.
Yesterday=s Result:
Nancy, 15.20, Mdn, i16,000, 3yo, 1 1/2mT, 2:37.41,
sf.
INICIAR (GER) (c, 3, Galileo {Ire}--Iota {Ger} {G1SW-
Ger, $254,019}, by Tiger Hill {Ire}), beaten a neck
when second at Munich on debut Aug. 11, justified a
supplementary entry in this return. Settled just behind
the leading trio for the most part, the 13-5 second
favorite came under pressure on the home turn and was
ridden throughout the 300-meter straight to prevail by a
half length from Thanos (Fr) (Librettist) in the dying
strides. Lifetime Record: 2 starts, 1 win, 1 place,
i9,200. Click for Equidia VIDEO.
O/B-Gestut Schlenderhan; T-Wilhelm Giedt.
BLACK-TYPE RESULTS:
PORTLAND MILE H., $38,700, PMX, 9-2, 3yo/up, 1m,
1:37 4/5, ft.
1--CREW LEADER, 119, g, 6, Pulpit--Triple Act, by
Theatrical (Ire). O-Kirk Sutherland; B-Darley (KY);
T-Theodore J Hurt; J-Deborah Hoonan. $21,285.
Lifetime Record: GSP, 27-7-4-3, $195,642.
2--Why Not Be Perfect, 125, h, 6, Whywhywhy--
Perfect Time, by Matchlite. O-J C Racing Stable.
$7,740.
3--Memo to Mya, 120, g, 5, Cobra King--Memo Bay, by
Memo (Chi). O-Nancy & Jim Garrett. $5,805.
Margins: 7, 4 1/4, NK. Odds: 2.70, 1.00, 10.30.
ALLOWANCE RESULTS:
8th-PRX, $66,220, Opt. Clm. ($40,000), NW3X,
3yo/up, f/m, 6f, 1:10 4/5, ft.
GREAT LOOKINBLONDE (m, 5, Albert the Great--
Crouching Thunder, by Thunder Gulch) Lifetime Record:
SW, 18-6-6-3, $341,996. O-Evan Lauro. B-Salvatore De
Bunda (PA). T-Evan C Lauro.
9th-PRX, $48,000, NW1X, 3yo/up, f/m, 1m70y (off
turf), 1:42 2/5, ft.
PIXIE DEVIL (f, 3, Stephen Got Even--Moody Broad, by
Wild Again) Lifetime Record: 5-2-2-0, $71,420.
O-Macho Uno Racing. B-David J Will (KY). T-Steve
Klesaris. *$20,000 yrl '11 FTMOCT.
9th-IND, $38,000, NW2L, (S), 3yo/up, 6f, 1:11 1/5, ft.
INDIANA CHARLIE (g, 3, Najran--Charlie My Boy, by
Gold Tribute) Lifetime Record: SW, 8-2-0-1, $84,407.
O-Edward Mercaldo & William E Hall. B-William Ewing &
Hall & Edward Mercaldo (IN). T-William E Hall. *1/2 to
Slew City Boy (Slew City Slew), SW, $119,799 .
• ON THE WORKTAB •
BETFAIR HOLLYWOOD PARK
Renee’s Titan (Bernstein), 5f, 1:01, 5/18
Tiz Flirtatious (Tizbud), 5f, 1:00.40, 3/18
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B R E E D E R S’ E D I T I O N
EUROPE
8th-FLX, $22,000, NW3L, 3yo/up, 5 1/2f, 1:06, ft.
OUR PEDROIA (c, 3, Catienus--Pompeii City, by Carson
City) Lifetime Record: SW, 11-3-2-3, $72,148. O-Henry
Steadman. B-Kenneth L & Sarah K Ramsey (NY). T-Paul
W Barrow. *$2,000 yrl '11 FTKOCT; $14,000 2yo >12
FTMMAY.
ADDITIONAL MAIDEN WINNERS:
Fabulous Miss Bea, f, 2, Bernstein--Fabulous Sun, by
Maria's Mon. IND, 9-3, 7 1/2fT, 1:28 1/5. B-Farm III
Enterprises & Off The HookPartners LLC (FL).
*$25,000 yrl '12 KEESEP.
Go First, g, 2, Kafwain--Go Ruby Go, by Rubiano. DMR,
9-2, (S), 6f (AWT), 1:10. B-Harris Farms (CA).
No Crime, g, 3, Elhayq (Ire)--Crime Spree, by Lost Code.
IND, 9-3, (S), 6f, 1:11 1/5. B-J B Stables Inc (IN).
Niemi Says No, g, 4, Dehere--Stewper, by Crafty
Prospector. IND, 9-3, 5fT, :57 2/5. B-Richard Perkins
(KY).
Artic North, g, 4, North Light (Ire)--Ms Isadorable, by
Royal Academy. DMR, 9-2, 1 1/8mT, 1:48 2/5.
B-Richard Shultz (KY). *$2,000 yrl '10 KEESEP.
**1/2 to Major Marvel (Bernstein), SW, $534,978.
Now We're Talkin, g, 4, Real Quiet--Walk Your Talk, by
Talkin Man. PRX, 9-3, (C), 1m70y (off turf),
1:44 1/5. B-Darlene S Townsend & Joseph F Engers
(PA).
CONDITIONS RESULTS:
BRITAIN, Goodwood, 15.30, 9-3, ,25,000, 2yo, 7fT,
1:25.65, gd/fm.
LYN VALLEY (GB) (c, 2, Shamardal--Demisemiquaver
{GB} {SP-US}, by Singspiel {Ire}) Lifetime Record:
5-2-2-0, ,25,213. O-J Barson; B-Highclere Stud &
Floors Farming; T-Mark Johnston. *42,000gns yrl >12
TATOCT.
FRANCE, Nancy, 14.20, 9-3, i20,000, 4yo/up,
9f 165ydsT, 2:01.55, sf.
ARNUERO (GB) (h, 5, Sakhee--Penang Pearl {Fr} {SW-
Eng}, by Bering {GB}) Lifetime Record: 19 starts,
4 wins, 12 places, i79,480. O-Medreal CB; B-Mme A
K H Ooi; T-Mauricio Delcher-Sanchez. *52,000gns yrl
>09 TATOCT; 37,000gns RNA 2yo >10 TATGNS. **1/2
to Harbinger (GB) (Dansili {GB}), Hwt Older Horse-Eng
at 11-14f, G1SW-Eng, $1,191,540.
ADDITIONAL MAIDEN WINNERS:
Elysian Prince (GB), c, 2, Champs Elysees (GB)--Trinkila,
by Cat Thief. Lingfield, Britain, 9-3, Mdn, 2yo, 1m
(AWT). B-D S Lee. *15,000gns RNA yrl >12 TATOCT.
**Fourth winner for freshman sire (by Danehill).
Peacemaker (Ire), f, 2, High Chaparral (Ire)--Sauterne
(GB) (SW-Eng), by Rainbow Quest. Leicester, Britain,
9-3, Mdn, 2yo, 7f 9ydsT. B-Watership Down Stud.
*8,000gns yrl >12 TATOCT.
Martian (Ire), g, 3, Duke of Marmalade (Ire)--Starship
(Ire), by Galileo (Ire). Goodwood, Britain, 9-3, Mdn,
3yo, 9f 192ydsT. B-T Hirschfeld. *3/4 to Alexander
Pope (Ire) (Danehill Dancer {Ire}), GSW-Ire & GSP-
Eng, $155,618.
Miss Rembrandt (GB), f, 3, Dutch Art (GB)--Lyndalee
(Ire), by Fasliyev. Baden-Baden, Germany, 9-2, Mdn,
3yo, 6fT. B-R F & S D Knipe. *,24,000 yrl >11
DONAUG; ,16,000 RNA 2yo >12 DONAPR.
Murphy=s Delight (Ire), c, 3, Hurricane Run (Ire)--Akoya
(Ire), by Anabaa. Roscommon, Ireland, 9-2, Mdn,
3yo/up, 1 1/2mT. B-Akoya Syndicate. *30,000gns
yrl >11 TATDEC.
Mishaal (Ire), g, 3, Kheleyf--My Dubai (Ire), by Dubai
Millennium (GB). Musselburgh, Britain, 9-3, Mdn,
3yo/up, 7f 30ydsT. B-Darley. *,5,000 HIT >13
DBSMAY.
Andarta (Ger), f, 3, Platini (Ger)--Auenpracht (Ger), by
General Assembly. Nancy, France, 9-3, Mdn, 3yo,
9f 165ydsT. B-Thomas Gehrig. *i105,000 yrl >11
BBASEP. **Full to Antara (Ger), Hwt 3yo-Ger at
9.5-11f, MGSW & G1SP-Eng, GSW-Ger, G1SP-Fr &
Ity, SP-Tur, $466,817; 1/2 to Andolini (Ger) (Kallisto
{Ger}), GSW-Ger.
Antonio Vivaldi (Ger), c, 3, Santiago (Ger)--Almudena
(Ger), by Law Society. Baden-Baden, Germany, 9-2,
Cond, 3yo, 1 1/2mT. B-Erika Muller.
Tradidance (Fr), f, 3, Turtle Bowl (Ire)--Pollys Dance
(Fr), by Kaldoun (Fr). Beaumont-de-Lomagne, France,
9-2, Mdn, 3yo, 1 1/8mT. B-Francois Bayrou.
*i8,000 RNA yrl >11 ARQOCT; i11,000 HIT >12
ARQJUL.
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