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AWESOME WEEKEND Just two days after wrapping up championship hon-ors with her win in the GI Breeders= Cup Juvenile Fillies,Awesome Feather (Awesome of Course--Precious

Feather, by Gone West) completeda big weekend for owner/breederFred Brei=s Jacks or Better Farm,topping Fasig-Tipton November at$2.3 million to the bid of FrankStronach=s Adena Springs. The un-derbidder was Michel Zerolo, bid-ding for Martin Schwartz. Aftersigning the ticket on the unbeatenfilly, Stronach admitted it was Awe-some Feather=s 2 1/4-length victoryat Churchill Friday that convincedhim to make the purchase. AWe=re

going to continue to race her,@ Stronach said. AI justhope she goes on.@ Stronach called Awesome Feather=sBreeders= Cup effort Apretty impressive.@ Jacks or Betterowner Fred Brei was in an understandably jovial moodafter watching Awesome Feather stride out of theFasig-Tipton sales ring. AShe is a tremendous filly,@ Breisaid of his Breeders= Cup winner. AFrank will get herwhere she needs to go.@ Of the decision to sell thejuvenile, Brei added, AWe don=t race much out of Floridaand, when it comes to going up north, where certainlyshe belongs, where the Grade Is are coming up forthree-year-olds, it was just best for the filly and best forus that she is in somebody else=s hands.@ After herBreeders= Cup win, Brei said the reserve on AwesomeFeather would be high. When the filly sold for $2.3million, he admitted with a laugh that it was, ANeverenough,@ but added the price Awas enough to make mesmile. It was not much above the reserve. I probablywouldn=t have let her go for below $2 million.@ Cont. p2

KEENELAND NOVEMBER GETS UNDERWAY Off the heels of last evening=s lively trade at Fasig-Tipton=s November Sale at Newtown Paddocks,Keeneland begins its 13-session November BreedingStock Sale in Lexington. A total of4,695 horses were initially cata-logued for November, then another77 lots were added when it was an-nounced that Lance Robinson andJerry Bailey would conduct a com-plete dispersal of their Gulf CoastFarm. Last year=s November Sale rangup total receipts of $159,727,800,down 13.92 percent from the previ-ous year=s 15-day event. The average of $57,477 wasdown 6.48 percent, which was generally taken as amore-than-satisfactory result considering the lingeringinstability of the financial markets, and the median of$20,000 was unchanged. Last year=s November salewas the boosted by the dispersal of the W.T. Youngfamily=s Overbrook Farm, which saw 148 horses bring$31,760,000--an average of $214,595. The dispersal,the second biggest in Keeneland history, yielded thesale=s highest price: Honest Pursuit (Storm Cat), afour-year-old daughter of the brilliantly bred HonestLady (Seattle Slew), who sold as a broodmare prospectfor $3.1 million to Wertheimer et Frere. Still, action atthe top wasn=t what it was in 2008. Five horses toppedthe $1 million mark, compared to 19 the year prior.

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Session Totals 2010 2009Catalogued 186 153No. Offered 133 111No. Sold 89 80RNAs 44 31% RNAs 33% 27.9%No. $1M+ 9 7High Price $2,300,000 $2,150,000Gross $27,996,500 $28,905,000Average $314,567 (-12.9%) $361,313Median $130,000 (-23.5%) $170,000

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Awesome Weekend cont.

Fred Brei established Jacks or Better Farm in Ocala in1997. He had success last year, selling promising

young colt Jackson Bend(Hear No Evil) after heswept the Florida Stallionseries. Racing for RobertLaPenta this term, JacksonBend was second in the GII Holy Bull S., GI Fountainof Youth S. and GI WoodMemorial and third in the GI Preakness S. AwesomeFeather swept the fillies=version of the Florida Stal-lion series this year. AI sellthem when they get to thislevel, not before,@ Brei ex-plained of his operation,

which produces 14 to 16 foals a year. AI sold JacksonBend when he got to this level last year.@ Brei still owns Awesome Feather=s dam, PreciousFeather. The 13-year-old mare is in foal to Consolidator,but Brei has a pretty good idea who she will be bred tonext spring. ANext year, she=ll probably be in foal toAwesome of Course, I would think,@ he smiled.-JM

Southern Equine Lands a Jewel at Fasig-Tipton... Careless Jewel (Tapit--Sweet and Careless, byHennessy), a brilliant 11-length victress of the presti-gious GI Alabama S. last term, brought $1.95 millionfrom Mike Moreno=s Southern Equine Stable atSunday=s Fasig-Tipton November Sale. Lincoln Collins,owner and president of Kern Thoroughbreds, was un-derbidder. The always entertaining trainer/SouthernEquine bloodstock advisor Eric Guillot signed the ticketafter doing his bidding from the balcony adjacent to thepress box. The millionaire, consigned by Hill >n= DaleSales Agency as a broodmare prospect as hip 97, failedto make it back to the races after a disappointing run inthe 2009 GI Breeders= Cup Ladies= Classic at SantaAnita.

AShe=s white, Christmas is coming, snowflakes,@Guillot joked of the roan=s ap-peal as Hill >n= Dale=s DonatoLanni stopped by and poppedthe collar on his dark blueChampagne d=Oro jacket.AMike and I are all about foun-dation mares, and this is onethat fits the bill. Her body, hip,pedigree on the bottom sideand her race record before shegot hurt--that=s what we=relooking for. She=s going to bea nice addition to SouthernEquine. I was hoping to gether for $1.3 or $1.4 million,but wouldn=t back out. I hadto have her. They=re not selling a lot of these kinds rightnow. Tapit=s going really well as a sire. Mike and I aretrying to land the big ones only.@ Guillot doesn=t have a stallion in mind yet for the four-year-old daughter of the unraced mare Sweet and Care-less. Her dam, a half-sister to MGISW Subordination(Mt. Livermore), brought $900,000 while carrying afull-sister to Careless Jewel at last year=s KEENOV sale.Careless Jewel joins a loaded Southern Equinebroodmare band, led by Broodmare of the Year BetterThan Honour (Deputy Minister). The dam of championRags to Riches (A.P. Indy), GI Belmont S. hero Jazil(Seeking the Gold) and GII Peter Pan S. hero CasinoDrive (Mineshaft) was acquired for a record $14 millionat this sale two years ago. The former Parrish Hill Farmnear Lexington, purchased by Southern Equine a coupleof years ago, will be open for business Nov. 15, ac-cording to Guillot. ABetter Than Honour is doing great,@ he said. AShe=sback in foal to Street Cry (Ire); she has a weanling byhim. I think we=ll breed her to Medaglia d=Oro next year,or maybe even Mineshaft. He=s coming around; it wouldbe the same cross as Rags to Riches, and we=d have afull to Casino Drive, who I loved and wanted to buy.@ -SS

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Jewel of a Sale Inspires Mixed Emotions... Donna and Vern Dubinsky paid $40,000 for a daugh-ter of Tapit out of the 2007 Keeneland September sale,named her Careless Jewel and campaigned her to wins

in the GI Alabama S.,GII Delaware Oaks andGII Fitz Dixon CotillionS. They returned thegray filly to the salesring yesterday atFasig-Tipton, whereshe attracted a finalbid of $1.95 million.But as the couple,standing with thefilly=s trainer JosieCarroll, received con-gratulations from alarge group, they ad-mitted the momentwas bittersweet. AIreally didn=t want to

sell, but we did,@ Vern Dubinsky said. Donna Dubinskyechoed her husband=s sentiments. AIt=s just a part of thegame,@ she said. AFor today, it was a good price.@Carroll added, AIt=s tough to see her go.@ Careless Jewelwas consigned by John Sikura=s Hill >n= Dale SalesAgency. Sikura understood the Dubinsky=s mixed emo-tions. AHe=s a guy that loves the horse, not the money,@Sikura said of Vern Dubinsky. AThat=s unique, and it=sgreat to be involved with someone that genuine.@ Ofthe price tag, Sikura added, AAfter a million, it can getlight. I thought this mare could bring from between $1million and $1.5 million. She had immense quality, andshe=s unique. Eric=s trying to buy the best mares in theworld, and he went and got her. She sold very well,and she=s worth every dime. We=re absolutely happywith the price.@

Cool-Mo: Team Coolmore Lands Uncle Mo Dam... Playa Maya (Arch--Dixie Slippers, by Dixieland Band),the dam of the undefeated pro-temtwo-year-old champion Uncle Mo(Indian Charlie), was hammereddown to Coolmore interests lastnight for $1.65 million. M.V.Magnier, son of Coolmore principalJohn Magnier, signed the ticket forthe 10-year-old, selling in foal toBroken Vow. A group of Japanese,stationed out back under the bidspotters= stand, were the immedi-ate underbidders. Craig and Holly Bandoroff=s DenaliStud consigned the dark bay as hip 122. Uncle Mo, a J “TDN Rising Star” J, took the GI Champagne S.at Belmont, then knocked one out of the park with adominating win in Saturday=s GI Breeders= Cup Juvenile.Uncle Mo is owned by Repole Stable and trained byTodd Pletcher. AShe=s a very nice mare, and the horse [Uncle Mo]was very impressive over the weekend, and we reallyliked her,@ said Magnier, who stood along the inside railof the rear walking along with Paul Shanahan and twoother associates. Magnier said it was undecidedwhether the mare would stay in America at Ashford orhead to Coolmore=s operation in Ireland. AWe=ll talkabout it,@ he said. AThere are no immediate plans, butwe=ll think of something.@ Playa Maya is by Arch, sire of Saturday=s GI Breeders=Cup Classic winner Blame and recognized as a verygood turf sire. Playa Maya herself won on the sod, andMagnier confirmed the versatility in her pedigree addedto her appeal. AThere=s a couple of options open there, so we=ll haveto go to the drawing board,@ he said about matingdecisions. As the interview wound down, Magnier was asked bya reporter, AIf Uncle Mo didn=t win Saturday, do youbuy this mare?@ Magnier considered the question for asecond and then said with a smile, AShe=s a nice mareand he=s a very good horse--and he did win.@

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Cavey Enjoys Playa Maya Sales Success... Dr. Mike Cavey=s walk from inside the sales paviliontowards the back walking ring was continually inter-rupted by well-wishers after Playa Maya (Arch) sold for$1.65 million yesterday, but the veterinarian didn=tseem to mind. The 10-year-old mare, dam of Saturday=sGI Breeders= Cup Juvenile winner Uncle Mo (IndianCharlie), was consigned by Craig Bandoroff=s DenaliStud. Asked if he was satisfied by the seven-figureprice tag, Cavey said, AIt=s low,@ before breaking into abroad smile and adding, ANo. I=m just kidding. I wasvery pleased. In this market, you really can=t tell. Youalways hope for more, but what do they say? Pigs getfat and hogs get slaughtered. So we=re happy with it.@Cavey admitted that parting with Playa Maya Aalwayswill be bittersweet.@ It sounds like watching Uncle Modominate the Juvenile at Churchill Downs was a rau-cous affair for Cavey and Bandoroff. AI guess I was alittle excited, wasn=t I, Craig,@ Cavey dead panned as ahoarse Bandoroff croaked, ANone of us can talk.@ Caveyconcluded, AIt was a very good day.@-JM

Japanese Make Deep Impact... Members of Japan=s first family of racing, theYoshidas, were busy during last night=s action at New-town Paddocks, purchasing three of the top six lots. Terry Yoshida=s Shadai Farm saw off representatives ofCoolmore to purchase the four-year-old Serious Attitude(Ire) (Mtoto {GB}--Zameyla {Ire}, by Cape Cross {Ire}),recent upsetter of the GI Nearctic S. against males atWoodbine, for $1.85 million. Sweezey & Partners,agent, consigned Serious Attitude as hip 146. Shadai=s Mitsuru Ikeda, standing with several associ-ates out back, resolutely staved off a challenge from acollective just 10 yards away that included Coolmore=sM.V. Magnier and Paul Shanahan, BBA Ireland=s AdrianNichol and Australian owner/breeder Bob Scarborough.Ikeda said the filly would be retired and sent to Japan. AHer pasterns were a little bit long, but her walkingwas very, very nice,@ said Ikeda when asked about themare=s appeal. Serious Attitude was also the winner ofthe G1 Cheveley Park S. at two.

Shadai also made a play for--and landed--the night=sfourth highest priced mare, MGISW Gabby=s Golden Gal

(Medaglia d=Oro--GabriellinaGiof {GB},by Ashkalani {Ire}),who went for $1.25 million. AShe=s the perfect combina-tion; very speedy and thebreeding is good,@ Ikeda saidof the former Bob Baffertcharge, who was unplaced inthe GI Breeders= Cup Filly &Mare Sprint coming off a lay-off. AShe was bought to bebred. We=re not sure who shewill be bred to, maybe to a

son of Sunday Silence. We also have [G1 King GeorgeVI and Queen Elizabeth S. winner] Harbinger now [atShadai]. But it will be a very good stallion.@ Don Robinson=s Winter Quarter Farm sold Gabby=sGolden Gal for her owner and breeder Arnold Zetcher aship 69. It was the second time Robinson=s outfit hadbrought the filly to the market at Fasig. In 2007, WinterQuarter offered Gabby=s Golden Galas a yearling, but she went unsold at$120,000. Zetcher was rewardedwith wins in the GI Acorn S. atBelmont in 2009 and the GI SantaMonica S. earlier this term. Terry Yoshida=s brother, NorthernFarm=s Katsumi Yoshida, purchasedFriday=s GI Breeders= Cup Filly & MareSprint heroine Dubai Majesty (Es-sence of Dubai--Great Majesty, byGreat Above) for $1.1 million.Katsumi=s son Shunseke Yoshida,positioned out back, saw off a num-ber of challengers for the filly. Repre-sentatives of SS Bloodstock, who=d earlier purchasedDon=t Forget Gil (Kafwain) for $200,000, were on thephone with Fasig-Tipton=s Max Hodge, and were thedirect underbidders. Cont. p5

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Deep Impact cont.

AWe=ll retire her, and we=re going to take her home,@said Yoshida, a regular at the bloodstock sales whotook advantage of Churchill=s close proximity to attendthe Breeders= Cup over the weekend. What he sawfrom Dubai Majesty, who aired by 2 1/4 lengths as an8-1 chance, left him impressed. AWe saw her winningat Churchill Downs, and we saw her this morning, andshe=s gorgeous,@ said Yoshida. AShe=s got a lot ofspeed. The race she won the other day was fantastic. Iknew about her, but after seeing her win the other day,we decided we wanted to take her home.@ Yoshida also purchased Grade I winner Franny Freud(Freud--Frankly Fran, by D=Accord) for $560,000. Of-fered by Hidden Brook, agent, as hip 59, the three-year-old New York-bred was one of the top sprinting fillies inthe nation before being derailed by injury. Owned bybreeder Anthony Grey along with Paul Pompa Jr. andStephen Yarbrough, she won the GI Prioress S. atBelmont and the GII Beaumont S. at Keeneland. -LM

From 7,500gns to $1.85 Million, a ‘Serious’ Score... When conditioner Rae Guest, a trainer with limitedname recognition in the U.S., laid eyes on Serious Atti-tude (Ire) as a yearling at the Tattersalls October Sale in

2007, she was an immature sortwith some growing to do, andher sire, the reliable Mtoto (GB),wasn=t particularly popular com-mercially. But Guest liked thefilly, and went to a modest7,500gns to buy her, later sellinga three-quarter interest to DerekWillis. During the summer of thefilly=s two-year-old year, the men

began to get the impression they=d landed a bargain. AShe really just bloomed,@ said Guest, who was onhand to watch Serious Attitude sell last night. AAs ayearling, she was very late-looking, which is why shedidn=t make any money in the ring. And Mtoto was nota popular horse at that time. He=s a good old horse, butwas a bit out of favor.@

Serious Attitude won her debut at Windsor in Augustof 2008, took the Listed Dick Poole Fillies' S. secondtime out, then kept her record unbeaten in the G1 Cheveley Park S. at Newmarket. At three, she added the G3 Summer S. at York. Thisyear, the recruiting team at Fasig-Tipton came callingand asked that they consider putting the mare in theNovember Sale. Willis and Guest agreed, and then hada thought: why not take a shot at the GI Nearctic S. atWoodbine, if we=re shipping across the pond anyway? AThey courted us long before we considered any racein North America,@ Guest said. As it turned out, Serious Attitude greatly enhancedher own value when she stormed home from secondlast to post the 23-1 upset in theNearctic Oct. 16. Asked about expectations com-ing into November, Guest said, AIthought that if she didn=t make amillion dollars, than everybody=slost the plot. She=s a dual Grade Iwinner--what more do you wantout of a horse? She=s 100 percentclean and sound. There are noproblems at all. So if she didn=tmake a million dollars, why haveGrade I races? When you get here,everybody=s worried about theeconomy and this and that. It=s anervous time before the sale. Butin the end, it worked out great.@ Wayne Sweezy, whose Sweezy and Partners con-signed Serious Attitude as hip 146, was happy for thefilly=s owners. AThey=ve had a wonderful ride with thishorse. All we did was close the last chapter for them. Rae Guest is a fabulous guy, and Derek Willis is anothergreat man. I=m going back to have some champagnewith them right now.@ Before retreating to the bar, Sweezy, who struck outon his own after spending many years at Darby Dan,confirmed it was his operation=s biggest success todate. "Hopefully, it won't be the last,@ he added. -LM

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Kept in Training, Dubai Majesty Rewards... One year ago, Taylor Made Sales Agency cataloguedDubai Majesty as hip 77 for her owners, Dan Morganand Martin Racing Stable. But the racemare=s trainer,Bret Calhoun, made a play to keep her in training. AHe thought that she could have a big year this year,@said Taylor Made=s Mark Taylor. ABret has never hadowners who could buy expensive horses before, so hedecided to take his inexpensive ones and make themexpensive.@ That=s a strategy that typically works only on thechalkboard, but Calhoun=s confidence in Dubai Majesty,now five, was well-founded. Initially slow to come around, Dubai Majesty won herfirst two races against claiming company. But she be-

gan to blossomat the end ofher three-year-old campaignand finishedthird in the GII IndianaOaks and GII Raven RunS. At four, sheadded the GIII WinningColors, but itwas at five that

she would really blossom. In a career season, DubaiMajesty repeated in the Winning Colors, then finishedthird in the GI Princess Rooney S. at Calder in July. Herversatility was underscored in her final four starts. Shewon the Incredible Revenge S. on the grass atMonmouth, finished second by a head in the GIII Presque Isle Downs Masters S. on the Tapeta, thencaptured the GII Thoroughbred Club of America S. overKeeneland=s PolyTrack in her penultimate start. Shebecame the first of Calhoun=s Breeders= Cup winnersFriday; on Saturday, he took the GIII Turf Sprint withChamberlain Bridge (War Chant). Taylor Made once again was tasked with consigningduties, selling Dubai Majesty as hip 47. AI thought that was fair,@ Mark Taylor said of theprice. AI think she=s the prototype of what people arelooking for in the modern racehorse. She won gradedstakes on all three surfaces and was tough--she ran 34times. She=s what everyone wants. No matter whatracing jurisdiction you go to, she takes her racetrackwith her. And she was very good looking.@ -LM

Alpha Delta Broodmare Band Expands by Two Bloodstock agent Reynolds Bell, acting on behalf ofJohn Clay=s Alpha Delta Stables, purchased a pair ofmares at the Fasig-Tipton sale yester-day for matching $1.05-million pricetags. Bell first signed the ticket forLove to Dance (Ire) (Sadler=s Wells).The five-year-old holds the distinctionof being the first mare in foal to Euro-pean superstar Sea the Stars (Ire)(Cape Cross {Ire}) sold at public auc-tion. Late in Sunday=s sale, Bell paidthe same amount for Win McCool (Gi-ant=s Causeway), in foal to DistortedHumor. While the two mares are dis-tinctly different types, Bell was attracted to them forsimilar reasons. ALook at the families,@ Bell said. AI mean, the firstmare was by Sadler=s Wells from a fantastic family. Shewas Group 2 placed and in foal to Sea the Stars, who isprobably the best horse we=ve seen in Europe in threedecades.@ Love to Dance is a half-sister to European championsDylan Thomas (Ire) (Danehill) and Queen=s Logic (Ire)(Grand Lodge). As for graded stakes winner Win McCool, Bell added,

AWin McCool had a lot of abilityon the racetrack. She=s from aterrific family, and in foal toDistorted Humor.@ Win McCool=s first foal, a fillyby Unbridled=s Song, brought$825,000 at last year=sKeeneland September sale. Belladmitted he thought he hadgotten a bargain for bothmares. AI=ll be honest with you, I was

very pleased with the price on both of them,@ he said.AWe=re happy to have them.@ Clay is putting together a broodmare band based atLane=s End Farm. AThese mares are just what he=s look-ing for,@ Bell said. AJohn is putting together a commer-cial broodmare band. He=s been working on it for thelast couple or three years.@ Clay purchased Summer Raven (Summer Squall), infoal to Unbridled=s Song, for $1.7 million at last year=sKeeneland November sale. At the same auction, hepurchased Mary Delaney (Hennessy), in foal to ElusiveQuality, for $850,000.-JM

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F-T NOVEMBER TOP 10 SUNDAYHip Name Covering Stallion Price ($)10 Awesome Feather Racing/B’mare Prospect 2,300,000

(f, 2, Awesome of Course--Precious Feather, by Gone West)Consigned by Hidden Brook, agent

Purchased by Adena Springs97 Careless Jewel Broodmare Prospect $1,950,000

(f, 4, Tapit--Sweet and Careless, by Hennessy)Consigned by Hill ‘n’ Dale Sales Agency, agent

Purchased by Southern Equine Stables LLC146 Serious Attitude (Ire) Racing/B’mare Prospect 1,850,000

(f, 4, Mtoto {GB}--Zameyla {Ire}, by Cape Cross {Ire})Consigned by Sweezey & Partners, agent

Purchased by Shadai Farm122 Playa Maya Broken Vow 1,650,000

(m, 10, Arch--Dixie Slippers, by Dixieland Band)Consigned by Denali Stud, agent for Respite Farm

Purchased by M V Magnier69 Gabby’s Golden Gal Broodmare Prospect 1,250,000

(f, 4, Medaglia d’Oro--Gabriellina Giof {GB}, by Ashkalani {Ire})Consigned by Winter Quarter Farm, agent

Purchased by Shadai Farm47 Dubai Majesty Racing/B’mare Prospect 1,100,000

(m, 5, Essence of Dubai--Great Majetsy, by Great Above)Consigned by Taylor Made Sales Agency, Agent IX

Purchased by Katsumi Yoshida174 Warbling Racing/B’Mare Prospect 1,100,000

(f, 4, Unbridled’s Song--Impassion, by Shadeed)Consigned by Taylor Made Sales Agency, agent for Joseph W Sutton

Purchased by Aaron & Marie Jones96 Love to Dance (Ire) Sea the Stars (Ire) 1,050,000

(m, 5, Sadler’s Wells--Lagrion, by Diesis {GB})Consigned by Bedouin Bloodstock, agent for S.F. Bloodstock LLC

Purchased by Reynolds Bell, agent for Alpha Delta178 Win McCool Distorted Humor 1,050,000

(m, 7, Giant’s Causeway--Win Crafty Lady, by Crafty Prospector)Consigned by Blackburn Farm, agent

Purchased by Reynolds Bell, agent for Alpha Delta37 Crisp Racing/B’mare Prospect 900,000

(f, 3, El Corredor--Cat’s Fair, by Sir Cat)Consigned by Bluewater Sales LLC, Agent LXXVIII

Purchased by Ajay Anne173 Unbridled Belle Medaglia d’Oro 900,000

(m, 7, Broken Vow--Little Bold Belle, by Silver Buck)Consigned by Hill ‘n’ Dale Sales Agency, agent

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New Dubai Syndicate Announces Its Presence... Ajay Anne, acting on behalf of an undisclosed Dubai-based syndicate, made a big splash at Fasig-Tiptonyesterday, signing three tickets for a total of$1,945,000. Sophomore filly Crisp (El Corredor--Cat=sFair, by Sir Cat), heroine of the GI Santa Anita Oaks

over division leader BlindLuck (Pollard=s Vision) inMarch, led the way for thegroup at $900,000 early inthe session. SouthernEquine=s Eric Guillot, biddingfrom his usual balcony spot,dropped out late in the ac-tion. AI bought the horse for asyndicate in Dubai--it=s justin the process,@ Anne re-vealed of the GIII SantaYsabel S. victress. AIt=s aThoroughbred Fund, you

could say. We=re collecting investors from differentcountries and buying high-quality horses and stallionprospects. We=re looking for very specific quality. We=rebuying the best possible horses that we can.@ Campaigned by Michael Talla, the $160,000 KEESEPgraduate switched to grass in her last three starts forJohn Sadler, including a runner-up finish in Hollywood=sLe Cle S. July 1 and a close fourth in the GII SanClemente H. at Del Mar. From the family of GISWWhywhywhy (Mr.Greeley), she was con-signed as a racing/broodmare prospect byBluewater Sales LLC,Agent LXXVIII as hip 37. AShe=s a [Grade I] win-ner; there are morestakes horses comingout of group horses,@ hesaid of her appeal. AAt the end of the day, she=ll bejoining the broodmare band of the company. ElCorredor has done very well. She traces back to a verygood family as well. All three dams are stakes produc-ers. We thought she=d be a good purchase.@ Will Crisp be heading to the desert? AI can=t really comment on that at the moment,@ Anneresponded. AWe=ll probably send her back to JohnSadler and take it from there.@ Anne also signed the dockets on Little Bonnet(Coronado=s QuestBValid Bonnet, by Valid Appeal) (hip 93), the 10-year-old dam of GI Breeders= Cup Juve-nile runner-up Boys at Tosconova (Officer) for$725,000; and hip 154, the graded stakes winningmare Sky Mom (Maria=s MonBSwiftly Classic, by SkyClassic), in foal to Tiznow, for $320,000. -SS

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8 Copyright Thoroughbred Daily News.This newspaper may not be reproduced in any form or byany means, electronic or mechanical, without priorwritten permission of the copyright owner, MediaVista.Information as to the American races, race results andearnings was obtained from results charts published inDaily Racing Form and utilized here with the permissionof the copyright owner, Daily Racing Form.

Warbling to Joneses for $1.1 Million... Aaron and Marie Jones could have one of the dearestlots in today=s opening session of the Keeneland No-vember Sale when they offer the 12-year-old MGISWGolden Ballet (Moscow Ballet), dam of this year=s

GI Belmont S. heroDrosselmeyer (Dis-torted Humor) aship 161 (see hiphappenings, p13)through TaylorMade Sales. Butwith Fasig-Tiptondrawing to a closelast night, MarieJones played therole of buyer, secur-ing the four-year-oldGSW Warbling (Un-bridled=s Song--Im-passion, byShadeed), for $1.1

million. Taylor Made consigned the filly, selling as abroodmare prospect only, as hip 174 (ThoroStridevideo). Taylor Made was offering Warbling for ownerJoe Sutton, who had purchased the striking gray--fromTaylor Made, incidentally--as a yearling for $260,000.Racing for Sutton and trainer Eddie Kenneally, Warblingwon this year=s GII Inside Information S. at Gulfstreamand was twice placed in Grade I sprints. She was firstor second in six of nine and earned $352,293. Jonesdid her bidding from the last row of seats in the salespavilion while sitting alongside Doug Cauthen and FrankTaylor, both advisors to the Joneses. AI think she fitsour broodmare band very well,@ said Jones. AFranklooked at her, Doug looked at her, and we all agreedthat she was the one we wanted.@ Cauthen, who re-cently announced he was leaving his position atWinStar Farm, said the mare simply had the goods.AShe could be accepted to any stallion in the country,@he said. AWe=ll get together and make a plan [as to whatstallion she=ll go to].@

That’s a Wrap... Nine horses reached seven figures at yesterday=sFasig-Tipton November Sale, led by GI Breeders= CupJuvenile Fillies heroine Awesome Feather (Awesome ofCourse) at $2.3 million. In total, 89 horses brought$27,996,500 for an average of $314,567 and a medianof $130,000. During last year=s trade, 80 head grossed$28,905,000, good for an average of $361,313 and amedian of $170,000. Fasig-Tipton Chairman WaltRobertson, who announced his retirement in October,received a stirring standing ovation from the largecrowd still on hand at Newton Paddocks as the finalhorse went under the hammer. AIt felt pretty similar tome,@ Robertson said when asked to process the num-bers. AIt seemed like we were real active at nine million-plus mares. We had a lot of very nice horses. Therewas plenty of play once you got to the $100,000 level.Prior to getting to that level, it was pretty sticky.@ Didhaving the Breeders= Cup held at Churchill Downs thispast weekend help at all? AI think that it brought every-body to town, but for this sale, any buyer in the worldis going to be here anyway. Everybody that needed tobe here was here,@ Robertson continued, adding AIwould=ve liked to sell more horses to Europe. I don=tthink it=s fair to blame it on the Breeders= Cup, it=s still astruggling economy we=re in. It applies to everybody.@

Warbling Adam Coglianese

New Kids on the Block A snapshot of how first-time in-foal mares and

racing/broodmare prospects sold at Fasig-Tipton,categorized by their best on-track performance.

Sold Average Median

GI wnrs 9 $1,267,777 $1,100,000

GII wnrs 8 $470,000 $350,000

GIII wnrs 8 $272,500 $212,500

Listed wnrs 26 $157,500 $150,000

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FASIG-TIPTON NOVEMBER SUNDAYHip Name Covering Sire Price ($)44 DON’T FORGET GIL B’mare Prospect 200,000

Consigned by Denali Stud, Agent IIIPurchased by SF Bloodstock

Alan Brodsky only needed to pony up $43,000 to acquire the modestlybred Don’t Forget Gil (Kafwain) as a FTSAUG yearling in 2007. Thedark bay went on to win three stakes, including the GIII Florida Oaks,and run second by a neck in the GI CCA Oaks. After earning Brodsky$370,737, she added to the profits in the sales ring.

93 LITTLE BONNET Bluegrass Cat 725,000Consigned by Taylor Made Sales Agency, Agent XVI

Purchased by Ajay Anne Fred Hertrich acquired Little Bonnet (Coronado’s Quest), in foal toBelong to Me, for a mere $65,000 at KEENOV 2005. She slipped that

foal, but produced a For-est Danger colt in 2007that was a $75K KEENOVweanling. Her foal of2008, an Officer colt,brought just $25K atKEENOV that year, but hedeveloped into GI ThreeChimneys Hopeful S. win-ner and GI Breeders’ CupJuvenile runner-up BoysAt Toscanova, andHertrich cashed in on thatsuccess yesterday. As forthat colt’s performance

Saturday, Hertrich said, “I thought he ran great. It looks like he got beatby a better horse, but I have a lot of faith in his trainer Mr. Dutrow andthe ownership connections. He'll be a horse to be reckoned with nextyear." He added, "We're very happy with the sale." 117 PALANKA CITY Racing/B’mare Prospect 520,000

Consigned by Paramount Sales, Agent IIIPurchased by My Meadowview LLC

Palanka City (Carson City) cost William Stiritz just $60,000 as aKEESEP yearling in 2006, and went on to win 11 races, including theGIII Miss Preakness S., and earn $388,220. She proved even morevaluable as a racing/broodmare prospect.

124 POSITION LIMIT Racing/B’mare Prospect 400,000Consigned by Taylor Made Sales Agency, Agent XXVII

Purchased by Adena Springs Jack and Laurie Wolf’s Starlight Stable signed the ticket on PositionLimit (Bellamy Road) for $55,000 at FTKJUL 2009. Perfect in two starts,she captured the GII Adirondack S. and earned $120,000. The two-year-old was a hot commodity her second time through the ring.

131 QUIET MEADOW Racing/B’mare Prospect 325,000Consigned by Hidden Brook, agentPurchased by Steve Brem, agent

Hidden Brook signed the ticket on this filly at $77,000 as a KEENOVracing/broodmare prospect two years ago, then raced her in partnershipwith Dan Zucker. The bay became a stakes winner, earning $316,408,and nearly duplicated that total when reselling here.

139 RIGHTLY SO Racing/B’mare Prospect 600,000Consigned by Eaton Sales, agent

Purchased by Patinack Farm Rightly So (Read the Footnotes), bought for $220,000 by ZayatStables at OBSFEB 2008, was the morning-line chalk for Friday’s GI Breeders’ Cup F/M Sprint, but was scratched by the vets. TrainerTony Dutrow was puzzled by their decision. “She’s fine, she’s okay,”Dutrow said Sunday morning. The bidders agreed, taking the action upto $600K. The winner of the GI Ballerina S., Rightly So has compiled arecord of 11-7-3-1, bankrolling $480,050.

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MARKET CORRECTION Compounding the financialmarket=s crash in 2008 was the breeding industry=sown problem with overproduction: too many mediocremares were being bred, and the stud fees invested in

them often weren=t cheap. Over thelast few breeding seasons, consider-ably fewer mares have been bred--this year=s figure of 40,576 maresbred represented a 31.7 percent slidefrom 2006. Breeders who took it onthe chin have been trying to slimdown their broodmare bands, andKeeneland=s Director of SalesGeoffrey Russell said that trend isn=tabout to reverse itself. AWe are still inthe midst of a correction, and there

are some people who have to sell, whether they wantto or not,@ Russell said yesterday. AIt=s something we=reworking through still. Most commercial breeders arethinking or saying, >If we can make it through 2010,we=ll be okay.=@ Russell added that even though 2010 weanlings wereproduced from lower, post-meltdown stud fees--and,likewise, mares who are now in foal generally havemuch lower stud fees invested into them--breeders arestill struggling. ABecause the production costs for thisyear=s yearlings were so high, it has affected the cashflow for many breeders,@ said Russell. AI think one ofthe things that=s going to be missing from this year=ssale is the breeder who had a good yearling sale andwants to buy another mare. People had a better-than-anticipated September Sale, but for the mid-size tosmaller breeder, not enough to re-invest in anothermare.@ In addition to the Gulf Coast dispersal, Novemberoffers dispersals from Clovelly Farm, Stud TNT andIrving Cowan, and a reduction from the powerful PhippsStable. Despite the firepower on offer, Russell doesn=texpect them to measure up to the Overbrook dispersal.AI don=t think, combined, they=ll have the same impactas a major dispersal like Overbrook Farm, which hadhorses from the top and running all the way throughthe sale,@ said Russell. AIt added something like $30million to our sale. The other thing the dispersal did wasto put value on horses in general, because they soldwithout reserve. They brought what they brought, and Ithink that helped people appraise their horses.@ For thecatalogue and complete outs, visitwww.keeneland.com.

Geoffrey Russell keeneland.com

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KEENELAND NOVEMBER MONDAY

Hip 43, Society Selection, m, 9, by Coronado=s QuestConsigned by Taylor Made Sales Agency,

agent for the dispersal of Irving Cowan, Phase 2 Society Selection was a first-class three-year-old in2004, when she registered the rare GI Test S. and GI Alabama S. double at Saratoga. She also won the GI Frizette S. at two and placed in six more gradedevents, including the GI Breeders= Cup Distaff at four.She sells in foal to Medaglia d=Oro on an early Mar. 5cover.

Hip 76, Well Monied, f, 4, by Maria=s MonConsigned by Taylor Made Sales Agency, Agent LXX

Catalogued as a racing or broodmare prospect, WellMonied went on a three-race tear last year in SouthernCalifornia that included a win in the GII Honeymoon S.at Hollywood Park. She was second to Gozzip Girl(Dynaformer) in the GI American Oaks, the ran a close-up third in the GI Del Mar Oaks in her seasonal finale.She opened this season with a win in a Santa Anitaallowance in April and lost little in defeat when a close-up fourth to Tuscan Evening (Ire) (Oasis Dream {GB})and Forever Together (Belong to Me) in the GI GamelyS. at Hollywood.

Hip 110, Carribean Sunset (Ire), m, 5, by Danehill Dancer (Ire)Consigned by Middlebrook Farm, agent

A two-time Group 3 winner in Ireland as a three-year-old and placed in both the G1 Irish 1000 Guineas andG1 Coronation S. in 2008, Carribean Sunset was sentthrough that year=s Keeneland November Sale, and washammered down to Jon Kelly for $1.25 million. In2009, the bay won the Dr. James Penny Memorial H.at Philly Park, and ran Forever Together (Belong to Me)to a head in the GI Diana S. at Saratoga. She hasearned $911,750.

Hip Happenings cont. p13

All horses in the TDN are bred in North America,

unless otherwise indicated

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Hip Happenings cont.

Hip 141, Egyptian Queen, m, 6, by Storm CatConsigned by Lane=s End, agent

When she visited the sales ring for the first time, shetouched off a bidding duel that was settled with DemiO=Byrne=s $3.8 million bid. That price tag, of course,reflected her pedigree. By Storm Cat, the then-yearlingwas produced by dual champion Warrior Queen (QuietAmerican), making her a half-sister to MGSW A.P.Warrior (A.P. Indy). Unraced, she returns to Keenelandnow in foal to Galileo (Ire), arguably the world=s topsire.

Hip 145, Exciting Times (Fr), m, 13, by Jeune HommeConsigned by Lane=s End,

agent for the complete dispersal of Breeding Capital Plc This is the dam of the top grass filly Gorella (Fr)(Grape Tree Road {Fr}), whose victories in the U.S.included the GI Beverly D. S., GII First Lady S. and GIIJust a Game H. She also ran third in the GI Breeders=Cup Mile against males. Exciting Times, whose secondfoal was SW and G1SP Porto Santo (Fr) (Kingsalsa), isthe lone mare in the sale in foal to European Horse ofthe Year Sea The Stars (Ire).

Hip 161, Golden Ballet, m, 12, by Moscow BalletConsigned by Taylor Made Sales Agency,

agent for Aaron & Marie Jones Golden Ballet has turned out to be as good a pro-ducer as she was on the racetrack. Out in California,she won the GI Santa Anita Oaks and GI Las VirgenesS., and took a pair of Grade II events, too. Bought as abroodmare prospect by Aaron and Marie Jones for $1.6 million in 2001, she went on to produce SW andGISP Stage Luck (Unbridled=s Song). Her 2007 foal,Drosselmeyer (Distorted Humor), gave her the distinc-tion of being the dam of Classic winner when he cap-tured this year=s GI Belmont S. She sells in foal to Unbri-dled=s Song.

Hip 211, Miss Keller (Ire), f, 4, by Montjeu (Ire)Consigned by Three Chimneys Sales, agent

Miss Keller went on a hot streak after the cataloguewent to press. The filly, who captured the restricted DeLa Rose S. at Saratoga Aug. 4, then was a close-upthird in the GII Ballston Spa H. at the Spa Aug. 28. Shesecured her first graded win in the GII Canadian Interna-tional S., and nearly followed up with a Grade I tally,leading late in the GI E. P. Taylor S. at Woodbine Oct. 16 before being overhauled by Reggane (GB) (RedRansom) late.

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or more last November

(down from 19 in 2008)

Buyer $1 mil/up - ‘08 $1 mil/up - ‘09

Adena Springs 2 0BBA Ireland 1 0Brushwood 1 1Chesapeake Partners 1 0Denali Stud 1 0Edward Evans 0 1John Ferguson 3 0Jon Kelly 1 0Katsumi Yoshida 2 1Kern Lillingston 1 0My MeadowView 1 0Olin Gentry 1 0Patrick Biancone 1 0RBTS, agent 0 1SKAS 2 0Stonestreet 1 0Wertheimer Et Frere 0 1Total: 19 5

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Sunday, Churchill DownsCARDINAL H.-GIII, $113,900, CDX, 11-7, 3yo/up, f/m,1 1/8mT, 1:50 2/5, fm.1--@ASKBUT I WON'TTELL, 114, f, 4, by Horse Chestnut (SAf)

1st Dam: Silver Dollar Kate, by Green Dancer2nd Dam: Golden Summer, by Key to the Mint3rd Dam: Summer Guest, by Native Charger

($14,000 yrl '07 FTMOCT). O-Team Block & Rich Ege; B-Hidden Point Farm Inc & Hal Queen Farm (FL); T-Chris M Block; J-Shaun Bridgmohan; $69,206. Lifetime Record: 15-5-3-2, $264,902. Click for the eNicks report and 5-cross pedigree. Werk Nick Rating: F.2--Kiss Mine, 116, f, 4, Mineshaft--Kiss the Devil, by Kris S. ($105,000 RNA yrl '07 KEESEP). O-Carl F Pollard; B-Hermitage Farm LLC (KY); T-David R Vance; $22,324.3--My Baby Baby, 115, m, 5, Bernstein--Sarah Darling, by Wavering Monarch. ($50,000 yrl '06 FTKOCT). O-Magdalena Racing, et al; B-E H Beau Lane III (KY); T-Kenneth G McPeek; $11,162.Margins: 1 1/4, NK, 2 1/4. Odds: 6.40, 1.90, 4.00.Also Ran: Princess Haya, War Tigress, Paracaidas,Romin Robin.

Content to track in fourth through opening splits of:25.02, :49.91 and 1:14.45, Askbut I Won=ttell angledout at at the head of the stretch and proved best late. AIsat right behind the speed horses and, at the top of thestretch, I just needed to find her somewhere to go,@confirmed Shaun Bridgmohan. AOnce I swung her outand asked her for it, she gave it to me and finished.@Askbut I Won=ttell took a 1 1/16-mile, $40,000 optionalclaiming event at the Fair Grounds Mar. 15, but failedto get in the mix in her final start for trainer Neil Pessinand had to settle for seventh at Keeneland Apr. 9. Athree-length winner in the restricted Illinois Owners S.May 15, the chestnut finished fifth in her next two,including Arlington=s GIII Modesty H. July 17. Shippedto Canada for her next outing, the Florida-bred was anarrowly beaten second behind Biofuel (Stormin Fever)in the Belle Mahone S. over Woodbine=s main trackAug. 22. She was far back in the early going of hermost recent start in the nine-furlong GI JuddmonteSpinster S. over the Keeneland Poly Oct. 10 and neverfactored, coming home 10th. AWe wanted to bring herback to the turf, and she showed us that is where shereally belonged,@ remarked owner David Block. Lookingahead, Block added, AWe will take her to Florida andtake a look at the Sunshine Million Day, being she is aFlorida- bred.@ Click for the brisnet.com chart or thebrisnet.com PPs. Video, sponsored by Taylor Made.

BLACK-TYPE RESULTS

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GIII Cardinal H. Askbut I Won=ttell (Horse Chestnut {SAf}) surges late for her first graded score.

Hip #520 - Selling Wednesday Colt by Candy Ride (Arg) - Seeking Results

FULL BROTHER

CLUBHOUSE RIDE.Now 2 wins at 2, 2010, $107,550.

Won the Barretts Juvenile at FPX on 9/19;3rd in the Jack Goodman S. at OTH on 10/23

Sunday, Rome, ItalyPREMIO ROMA GBI RACING-G1, i243,000, Rome,11-7, 3yo/up, 1 1/4mT, 2:02.70, gd/sf.1--RIO DE LA PLATA, 128, h, 5, by Rahy

1st Dam: Express Way (Arg), by Ahmad (Arg)2nd Dam: Escaline, by Hawk (Brz)

3rd Dam: Escolastica (Arg), by Great Host (GB) ($65,000 wnlg '05 KEENOV; $75,000 yrl '06 KEESEP; 170,000gns 2yo '07 TATAPR). O-Godolphin; B-Jose de Camargo, Robert N Clay, Gainsborough Farm LLC, et al; T-Saeed bin Suroor; J-Frankie Dettori; i135,000. Lifetime Record: G1SW-Fr, GSW-Eng, 20-8-4-2, i870,874. *1/2 to El Expresivo (Arg) (Candy Stripes), G1SW-Arg; and Epsilon (Arg) (Acceptable), GSP-Arg. Werk Nick Rating: B Click for the eNicks report & 5-cross pedigree. 2--Voila Ici (Ire), 128, h, 5, Daylami (Ire)--Far Hope (GB), by Barathea (Ire). (i60,000 yrl '06 ITYSEP). O-Scuderia Incolinx; B-Finanza Locale Consulting SRL; T-Vittorio Caruso; i59,400.3--Estejo (Ger), 128, h, 6, Johan Cruyff (GB)--Este (Ger), by The Noble Player. O-Giovanni Martone; B-Gestut Schallern; T-Ralf Rohne; i32,400.Margins: 2HF, 3/4, NK. Odds: 1.70, 3.50, 59.00.Also Ran: Zazou (Ger), Jakkalberry (Ire), Saratoga Black(Ire), Soberania (Ger), Titus Awarded (Ire), Lord Chapar-ral (Ire), Clowance (GB), Flying Cloud (Ire), Miss Europa(Ire), Ansiei (Ity), Permesso (GB), Pedra Pompas (GB),Cima de Triomphe (Ire). Revitalised this year, J “TDN Rising Star” J Riode la Plata wrapped up a stellar weekend for FrankieDettori when becoming the first since Sikeston (LearFan) to complete the Premio Vittorio di Capua-PremioRoma double. The first leg came at the San Siro Oct. 9,and represented a belated second win at the highestlevel, three years almost to the day from his previoushigh when taking Longchamp's Prix Jean-Luc Lagardereon Arc day. Whatever injury problems the chestnut hadto contend with during his spell in the wilderness, heshowed he had lost little of his former ability whentaking the G3 Strensall S. over 1 1/8 miles at York Aug. 20 and when a head second to Fuisse (Fr) (GreenTune) in the G1 Prix du Moulin de Longchamp Sept. 5.Stepping up a quarter mile after his Vittorio di Capuavictory, he was patiently ridden near the back of thepack early by Dettori, who had jetted in after his GI BCTurf win a few hours earlier. Creeping into the fray atthe top of the stretch, he swooped on last year's win-ner Voila Ici with a furlong remaining and was pushedout to assert as the 2008 Premio Roma hero Estejostayed on for third. Dettori was registering a 100thGroup 1 win for Godolphin in the process, 16 years onfrom his initial success on Balanchine (Storm Bird) inthe Epsom Oaks. Diana Cooper, representingGodolphin, commented, "That was a fabulous perfor-mance from Rio de la Plata today, and the horse reallyis going from strength to strength at the moment.@

Cooper added, AThe horse travelled supremely well,and nothing was going to beat him. It was fantastic forFrankie to get his 100th Group 1 winner for Godolphinin such emphatic style. Everyone at Godolphin is de-lighted--it is a tremendous achievement. We are notsure where Rio de la Plata will go next. We will takehim home and see where we go from there. The horseis in such fantastic form at the moment, so hopefullywe can find something for him." Click for the RacingPost chart, the brisnet.com PPs, or the free brisnet.comcatalogue-style pedigree. Click for a video replay.

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Sunday, Rome, ItalyPREMIO RIBOT-G2, i126,000, Rome, 11-7, 3yo/up,1mT, 1:35.80, gd/sf.1--WORTHADD (IRE), 127, c, 3, by Dubawi (Ire)

1st Dam: Wigman, by Rahy2nd Dam: Urjwan, by Seattle Slew3rd Dam: White Star Line, by Northern Dancer

O-Scuderia Incolinx; B-Compagnia Generale SRL; T- Vittorio Caruso; J-Mirco Demuro; i70,000. Lifetime Record: 8-6-0-2, i525,005. Werk Nick Rating: A Click for the eNicks report & 5-cross pedigree. 2--Sehrezad (Ire), 128, h, 5, Titus Livius (Fr)--Trebles (Ire), by Kenmare (Fr). (i6,500 wnlg >05 GOFNOV; 14,000gns yrl >06 TATDEC). O-Stall Phillip; B-Acorn Stud; T-Andreas Lowe; i30,800.3--Ransom Hope (GB), 128, h, 5, Red Ransom--Field of Hope (Ire), by Selkirk. O-Allevamento La Nuova Sbarra SRL; B-Grundy Bloodstock Ltd; T-Luigi Riccardi; i16,800.Margins: NK, 6, HD. Odds: 0.65, 4.90, 7.80.Also Ran: Indomito (Ger), Noble Alpha (Ire), Red Kimi(Ire), Le Vie Infinite (Ire), Hiresh (Ire), Silver Arrow (Ity),Air Crew, Back Hunting. Worthadd justified odds-on favoritism to garner theApr. 18 G3 Premio Parioli (Italian 2000 Guineas) overthis course and distance, and became the first horse in41 years to complete the domestic Classic double in theG2 Derby Italiano May 8. Allowed an extended break torecover from those exertions, he came back to registera conditions score at Milan Sept. 19 before hitting theboard in the G1 Premio Vittorio di Capua back at theSan Siro track last time Oct. 9. Racing under a tightgrip in second for most of this recovery mission, hecruised to the front approaching the three-eighths poleand kept on strongly under whipless coaxing inside thefinal quarter mile to comfortably hold the vain effort ofGerman raider Sehrezad. Click for the Racing Postchart, the brisnet.com PPs, or the free brisnet.comcatalogue-style pedigree. Click for a video replay.

Sunday, Krefeld, GermanyHERZOG VON RATIBOR-RENNEN-G3, i55,000,Krefeld, 11-7, 2yo, 1 1/16mT, 1:53.77, sf.1--#@GEREON (GER), 125, c, 2, by Next Desert (Ire)

1st Dam: Golden Time (Ger) (SP-Ger), by Surumu (Ger)

2nd Dam: Gaukelspielerin (Ger), by Windwurf (Ger)3rd Dam: Gaukelei (Ger), by Frontal (Fr)

O/T-Christian Zschache; B-Gestut Ebbesloh; J-Pascal Werning; i32,000. Lifetime Record: 3-3-0-0, i38,500. *1/2 to Grantsville (Ger) (Trempolino), SW-Ger, $111,602; Go East (Ger) (Highest Honor {Fr}), SW-Jpn & Ity; and Goose Bay (Ger) (Groom Dancer) (GSW-Ity, SW & GSP-Ger) . Werk Nick Rating: B+ Click for the eNicks report & 5-cross pedigree.2--Le Peintre (Ire), 128, c, 2, Peintre Celebre-- L'Honorabilite (Ger), by Highest Honor (Fr). (i26,000 yrl >09 BBASEP). O-Lars-Wilhelm Baumgarten & Sebastian J Weiss; B-Gestut Wittekindshof; T-Mario Hofer; i11,000.3--Noble Champion (Ger), 128, c, 2, Hawk Wing-- Nouvelle Noblesse (Ger), by Singspiel (Ire). (i22,000 RNA yrl >09 BBAOCT). O/B-Eckhard Sauren; T-Mario Hofer; i5,500.Margins: 4HF, 4, 4. Odds: 3.30, 7.70, 6.30.Also Ran: King=s Hall (GB), Mi Senor (Ger), Zantano(Ger), Acadius (Ger). Scratched: Willow (Ger). Gereon, who shed maiden status by two lengths atBremen at the first attempt June 18, increased themargin of his debut score in a Hoppegarten conditionslast time Sept. 11, and delivered a knockout blow toclaim a career high in this first pattern-race go. Racingthird on the inside after the intial strides, he made aswift move along the hedge to lead inside the two poleand opened up under urging in the closing stages towin by daylight. Winning rider Pascal Werning com-mented, AGereon is a true racehorse, he was alwaysspot on and quick to respond in the straight.@ Click forthe Racing Post chart or the brisnet.com PPs.

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BREEDERS’ CUP

BULLETIN

Sunday, Tokyo, JapanCOPA REPUBLICA ARGENTINA-G2, -112,380,000,Tokyo, 11-7, 3yo/up, 2500mT, 2:30.00, fm. 1--@TOSEN JORDAN (JPN), 126, c, 4, by Jungle Pocket (Jpn) 1st Dam: Every Whisper (Jpn), by Northern Taste 2nd Dam: Crafty Wife, by Crafty Prospector 3rd Dam: Wife Mistress, by Secretariat O-Takaya Shimakawa; B-Northern Farm; T-Yasutoshi Ikee; J-Kosei Miura; -59,316,000. Lifetime Record: 11-6-2-0. Werk Nick Rating: A++. Click for the eNicks report & 5-cross pedigree.2--Jamil (Jpn), 123, c, 4, Stay Gold (Jpn)--Jasoorah (Ire), by Sadler=s Wells. O-Teruya Yoshida; B-Fukuda Bokujo; -23,376,000. 3--Cosmo Helenos (Jpn), 112, c, 4, Grass Wonder--Star Festa (Jpn), by Helissio (Fr). O-Big Red Farm; B-Nakano Farm; -15,188,000. Margins: 1 3/4, Nk, 1 3/4; Odds: 1.10, 3.40, 30.20. Click for the free brisnet.com catalogue-style pedigree.

Sunday, Kyoto, JapanMIYAKO S.-G3, -72,890,000, Kyoto, 11-7, 3yo/up,1800m, 1:49.80, gd. 1--#TRANSCEND (JPN), 123, c, 4, by Wild Rush 1st Dam: Cinema Scope (Jpn), by Tony Bin (Ire) 2nd Dam: Blue Hawaii (Jpn), by Thrill Show 3rd Dam: Sunny Swaps, by Hawaii (Saf) O-Koji Maeda; B-North Hills Management; T-Takayuki Yasuda; J-Shinji Fujita; -38,623,000; Lifetime Record: 13-6-3-0. Werk Nick Rating: A++ Click for the eNicks report & 5-cross pedigree.2--King=s Emblem (Jpn), 126, h, 5, War Emblem-- Scarlet Lady(Jpn), by Sunday Silence. O-Sunday Racing; B-Northern Farm; -15,178,000. 3--Sakura Romeo (Jpn), 123, h, 5, Sakura Laurel (Jpn)-- Sakura Juliet (Jpn), by Sakura Chiyono-Oh(Jpn). O-Sakura Commerce; B-Shinwa Farm; -9,589,000. Margins: 1 1/4, 1 1/4, 1 1/4; Odds: 1.10, 0.90, 32.00.

Saturday, Hipodromo Chile, ChileCLASICO ALBERTO SOLARI MAGNASCO-G1,Hipodromo Chile, 11-6, 3yo, f, 2000m, 2:09:59, sf.1--#@MADERA CASTANA (CHI) f, 3, by Indy Dancer 1st Dam: Madera Fragante (Chi), by Dancing Groom 2nd Dam: Mabel (Chi), by Mr. Long 3rd Dam: Salera (Chi), by Sertorius (Fr) O/B-Haras Santa Amelia; T-Jose Allende; J-Luis Munoz. Lifetime Record: 9-2-3-3. Werk Nick Rating: A+ Click for the eNicks report & 5-cross pedigree.2--Tao Mina (Chi), f, 3, Powerscourt (GB)--Tapitation, by Pleasant Tap. O-Stud Identic; B-Haras Paso Nevado; T-Juan Silva. 3--La Pintana (Chi), f, 3, Indy Dancer--Wendy and Anna, by More Royal. O-Stud La HerrerRa; B-Haras Santa Amelia; T-Javier Conejeros. Margins: 1 1/4, 2 1/4. Odds: 3.10, 1.80, 2.00, 2.30.Click for the free brisnet.com catalogue-style pedigree.

Stewards Rule on Jockey Fight The Churchill Downs Board of Stewards ruled Sundayto fine jockeys Calvin Borel and Javier Castellano fortheir altercation following Friday=s GIII BC Marathon.Both riders waived the right to a hearing. Borel washanded a $5,000 fine, the maximum allowed, whileCastellano will have to pay up $2,500 for engaging in>conduct against the best interest of horse racing.=Castellano was also suspended for six racing days forcausing interference in the race. Riding Prince Will I Am(Victory Gallop), Castellano tried to force his way offthe rail as they came around the far turn and slammedinto Romp (Arg) (Incurable Optimist), who in turncrowded Borel=s mount, A.U. Miner (Mineshaft). Hewent on to finish second, but was disqualified andplaced 10th, moving Gabriel=s Hill (A.P. Indy) and A.U.Miner into third. According to Daily Racing Form,Castellano will appeal the suspension in order to honora commitment to ride in Japan Nov. 14, but will notcontest the fine.

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Breeders= Cup Bulletin cont.

Attendance, Handle Up at Breeders’ Cup (Edited Press Release) Attendance and handle for the2010 Breeders= Cup World Championships at Churchillincreased over the 2009 event at Santa Anita Park,Breeders' Cup officials announced after the conclusionof Saturday=s races. After an 11-percent increase inattendance Friday, there were 72,739 on hand for Sat-urday=s 11-race card, a 23.6-percent increase from the2009 Saturday attendance of 58,845 at Santa Anita.Total attendance for the two days increased 18.5 per-cent, from 96,496 in 2009 to 114,353 in 2010. Thetwo-day common pool total was $163,619,784, anincrease of 13 percent over the $144,599,205 wageredin 2009. The common-pool handle for Saturday=s10-race card was $110,609,159, an increase of 15percent from the 2009 Saturday common-pool handleof $96,159,747. The $53,010,625 wagered on Fri-day's card was an increase of 9 percent over the$48,439,458 bet on Friday's card in 2009. On-trackhandle increased both days compared to 2009. Satur-day=s on-track handle was $14,476,867, an increase of19 percent over the $12,177,982, wagered on-track in2009. AThe Breeders= Cup extends its sincere thanks toall of the participants in our event, to the enthusiasticcrowd, to our sponsors and to our partners at ChurchillDowns,@ said Breeders= Cup President Greg Avioli.

Blame Headed to Claiborne GI Breeders= Cup Classic hero Blame (Arch), as ex-pected, will now head to Claiborne Farm to begin hisstud career. The four-year-old,bred and raced by Claiborne andAdele Dilschneider, retires with arecord of 13-9-2-2 and earningsof $4,668,214. Four-for-five thisseason, he made his case forHorse of the Year honors offwins in the GI Stephen FosterH., GI Whitney H. and the Clas-sic. AWe=re in the mix [for Horse of the Year], and whathappened on the field of strife, hopefully, will have abearing on the outcome,@ trainer Al Stall Jr. said.

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Blame (inside) Reed Palmer

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BC Classic Notes cont.

Looking back on the colt=s championship-caliber per-formance, Stall offered, AI loved the trip he was having.

I liked the way it wassetting up. He had a littlescrimmage on the frontend at the quarter pole,but when he got throughthere and kind of pushedLookin At Lucky (SnartStrike) out of the way,here comes Zenyatta,and they both just madetracks for the wire.@ The New Orleans na-tive added, AI know theZenyatta people aren'thappy with the outcome,but, believe me, she did-

n't lose anything in defeat. As everybody knows, she'sthe best racemare there's ever been in the game.@ As for Stall=s other BC runner J.B.=s Thunder (ThunderGulch), who beat just one under the wire in the GI BCJuvenile, he said, AHe didn=t run too well. We weredisappointed in him--he had been training real well. So,we=ll regroup with him.@

Shirreffs Confirms Retirement There had been speculation that Zenyatta (Street Cry{Ire}) might be kept in training for another season, buttrainer John Shirreffs said Sunday that was not theplan. The six-year-old will return to California, but onlyfor a brief stay. AShe=ll be there for about a month,@Shirreffs said, adding, AThat=s the thing about racing.As a trainer, you have to learn to let go. Heck, she=sbeen a champion for three years, and she=s going to agreat place.@ But the conditioner is unlikely to be watch-ing the replay of the mare=s spectacular GI Breeders=Cup Classic effort any time soon. AIt was her last race,@he said. AIt=s all over. Why watch it again?@ Analyzing Zenyatta=s effort in the Classic, Shirreffscommented, AIt=s unfortunate that she drops so farback. It left her too much to do.@ But, he continued,AYou always have that hope that she=ll get there whenyou see her lower her head and start stretching out.@ The trainer had no criticism for Mike Smith after therace. AWhat could I say?@ Shirreffs remarked. AI justpatted him on the shoulder. He was devastated.@ The rest of her connections were as well. AIt=s been a fairy tale, and you want all fairy tales tocome true,@ Shirreffs concluded. Zenyatta was scheduled to fly west Sunday night.Breeding plans have not been finalized.

Al Stall Jr. with wife Nicole andchildren Albert III and Greta Reed

Palmer

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Quality Road Exits Classic in Good Order Quality Road (Elusive Quality), who faded down thelane in the GI BC Classic, came out of the race in goodshape, according to Todd Pletcher. As for his disap-

pointing performance, thetrainer remarked, AJohnny[Velazquez] said he never,never gripped the track.The one thing we kind ofwanted to do was to gethim off the rail at somepoint. We felt that if maybethere were any quirksabout the track it was thatthe inside path was the

worst. [Velazquez] never was able to get out of thatposition with him, and was always stuck down inside.Johnny said the track was cupping away from him, andhe never could get going.@

Treat Gently to Hollywood Turf Cup... Trainer Bill Mott revealed Sunday that Juddmontehomebred Treat Gently (GB) (Cape Cross {Ire}) willmake her next start in the GI Hollywood Turf Cup

Nov. 13. The winner ofthe GII Sheepshead BayH. and GIII Robert G. DickMemorial BC S. this termand a Group 2 winner inFrance at three, the bayfaced the boys in the GIJoe Hirsch Turf Classic atBelmont Oct. 2 and fin-ished fourth, 2 3/4lengths behind winnerWinchester (Theatrical{Ire}). Patrick Valenzuela

will ride the mare. AIt=s a Grade I, and we wanted togive her an opportunity there,@ explained Mott. AA mileand a half is her trip.@ Champion Miss Alleged (Alleged)is the only distaffer to succeed in the Hollywood TurfCup, winning the event in 1991.

Adam Coglianese

Horsephotos

The Crowd Lines Up for Zenyatta Sunday Reed Palmer Photo

Zenyatta Greets a Young Fan Sunday Morning Reed Palmer Photo

RacetrackRound-Up

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 2010

AROUND THE WORLD

Yesterday=s Results:GLOWING HONOR S., $60,000, AQU, 11-7, 3yo/up,f/m, 1mT, 1:39, yl.1--STRIKE THE BELL, 122, f, 4, Mizzen Mast--Vesper Cat, by Mountain Cat. ($9,000 yrl '07 KEESEP; $45,000 2yo >08 FTMMAY). O-Rising Star Stables; B-Mr & Mrs Theodore Kuster and Mr & Mrs Howard Roberts (KY); T-David G Donk; J-Ramon A Dominguez; $36,000. Lifetime Record: GSW, 18-5-4-3, $278,278.

2--Miss World, 118, f, 4, Bernstein--Moonstar, by Kingmambo. ($160,000 yrl '07 KEESEP). O-Waratah Thoroughbreds. $12,000.3--Giant Mover, 122, f, 4, Giant's Causeway-- Gold Mover, by Gold Fever. O-Edward P Evans. $6,000.Margins: 1HF, 1 1/4, 1HF. Odds: 1.00, 6.60, 5.40. Strike the Bell, a distant seventh in her seasonal bowin the GIII Beaugay S. at Belmont May 1, appreciatedthe drop to allowance company for her next start atMonmouth May 30, winning by a length. Runner-upbehind Breeders= Cup champ Maram (Sahm) in theOceanport oval=s Miss Liberty S. July 4, the chestnutfailed to fire and settled for sixth in the GII Balston SpaH. Aug. 28. Back in the winner=s circle following theSept. 19 GIII Noble Damsel S., she was caught behindslow early splits and could only manage a fourth-placefinish. Well supported this time, Strike the Bell assumedher customary position near the back of the pack,moved to the rail at the five sixteenths pole beforealtering course at the furlong marker and drew clear toscore. Click for the brisnet.com chart or Video, spon-sored by Taylor Made.

3rd-AQU, $45,000, Msw, 2yo, 6f, 1:09 2/5, ft.LEAVE OF ABSENCE (c, 2, Harlan=s Holiday--DanseurChaud, by Joyeux Danseur) was a good third behindQuality Council (Elusive Quality)--who came back to bethird in Saturday=s GII Nashua S.--in a 5 1/2-furlong testat Belmont Sept. 25. Sent off the 9-2 second choicehere, the bay stalked the early pace in third, took overin the stretch and drew clear to to score by 1 1/4lengths over Rift (Not For Love). Sales history:$145,000 2yo >10 FTFFEB. Click for the brisnet.comchart or Video, sponsored by Taylor Made. LifetimeRecord: 2-1-0-1, $32,100.O-Klaravich Stables Inc & WH Lawrence. B-Mr & MrsBarry Berkelhammer (FL). T-Richard A Violette Jr.

Yesterday=s Result:5th-CDX, $50,167, Alw, NW1X, 2yo, 1mT, 1:37 3/5,fm.LIL BIT O'FUN (c, 2, Langfuhr--Dash of Humor {MSW,$333,549}, by Distorted Humor) debuted with a useful3 3/4-length victory going 5 1/2 panels at ArlingtonAug. 26 before returning with a runner-up finish--beaten five lengths--in a Keeneland allowance Oct. 17.Installed as the 5-2 choice this time, the chestnutpressed early pacesetter Halfway House (Offlee Wild)through opening fractions of :23.83 and :47.69, tookover from that tiring rival with three furlongs left tonegotiate and was 2 1/2 lengths in front of Silver Me-dallion (Badge of Silver) at the wire. Sales history:$22,000 RNA wlng '08 KEENOV. Click for thebrisnet.com chart or Video, sponsored by Taylor Made.Lifetime Record: 3-2-1-0, $56,600.O-Scott Heider. B-Jim Conway (KY). T-Thomas F Proc-tor.

NORTH AMERICA

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An IBS & MACHMER HALL Pinhook

Foaled, Raised, & Sold at Shawhan Place

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Central Report cont.

4th-CDX, $49,735, Alw, NW1X, 3yo/up, 8.5f, 1:43, ft.HEART BUTTE (c, 3, Empire Maker--Girl of Gold, bySeeking the Gold) graduated at second asking in a nine-furlong test over Keeneland=s Polytrack last fall. Behindhim that day was Drosselmeyer (Distorted Humor),subsequent winner of the GI Belmont S. Third over thistrack in his seasonal reappearance in a July 4 allow-ance, the bay filled that same spot at Saratoga July 31.Fourth behind Morning Line (Tiznow)--most recently aclose-up second in Saturday=s Breeders= Cup Dirt Mile--at the Spa Aug. 21, Heart Butte was most recently fifthafter prompting the pace in a Keeneland allowance overthe main track Oct. 16. Given a 3-1 chance for hisreturn to the conventional dirt, the sophomore stalkedin third through an opening quarter mile in :24.27,advanced to take command after a half in :48.49 andpowered clear to post an authoritative 6 1/2-lengthvictory over Party Hard (Medaglia d=Oro). Click for thebrisnet.com chart or Video, sponsored by Taylor Made.Lifetime Record: 7-2-1-2, $79,180.O-Claude Paul. B-Dinwiddie Farm (KY). T-T A Pletcher.

8th-CDX, $49,708, Alw, Opt. Clm. ($100,000),NW2$RTYX, 3yo/up, 1 1/16mT, 1:43 1/5, fm.1--GRAN ESTRENO (ARG), 122, h, 7, Lucky Roberto-- Great Stampa (Arg), by Senor Pete. O-Feel The Thun- der Stable; B-Eduardo Carlos Luther (ARG); T-Michael Stidham. Lifetime Record: G1SW-Arg, MGSW-US, 23-10-1-6, $407,706.2--Mikoshi, 120, c, 4, Orientate--Tsurugaoka Matsuri (Jpn), by Jade Robbery.3--Ready Set, 120, g, 5, Touch Gold--Party Cited, by Alleged. ($800,000 yrl '06 KEESEP).Margins: 2 1/4, HD, 1HF. Odds: 5.10, 2.30, 8.70. Gran Estreno, winner going a mile over Arlignton=smain track May 6, finished third next time out in theGIII Hanshin H. over that track and trip. Back in theshow spot while trying a yielding turf course there Aug.21, the seven-year-old successfully defended his title inthe GIII Washington Park H. Sept. 4. Most recentlysecond against $80,000 optional claiming companyover the Keeneland Poly Oct. 9, the chestnut was of-fered up for $100,000 here. Content to track early,Gran Estreno charged to the fore a furlong out and wasclear of favored Mikoshi at the wire.

7th-CDX, $47,452, Msw, 3yo/up, 6 1/2f, 1:16 2/5, ft.EQUESTRIO (c, 3, Elusive Quality--Costume Party, byStorm Cat) was fifth in both prior starts, including hismost recent at Saratoga July 24. Backed down to 2-1favoritism this time, the chestnut came from off thepace to just get up in time for a nose victory over Crys-tal Moment (Distorted Humor). Sales history: $140,000RNA yrl '08 KEESEP. Click for the brisnet.com chart orVideo, sponsored by Taylor Made. Lifetime Record:3-1-0-0, $31,800.O-Thoroughbred Legends Racing Stable. B-G WattsHumphrey Jr & Louise I Humphrey (KY). T-N P Zito.

Yesterday=s Results:CORONATION FUTURITY, $252,326, WOX, 11-7, (R),2yo, 1 1/8m (AWT), 1:52, ft.1--#STRIKE OIL, 122, c, 2, Forest Wildcat--Acadia, by Silver Deputy. (C$52,918 yrl '09 ONTSEP; $190,000 2yo >10 OBSMAR). O-John C Oxley; B-Windfields Farm Ltd (ON); T-Mark E Casse; J-Luis Contreras; $149,955. Lifetime Record: 3-1-0-0, $159,349. *1/2 to Fortress Hill (Forest Wildcat), MSP, $139,812.2--Charlie's the Man, 122, c, 2, Indian Charlie--Social Woman, by Woodman. ($85,000 yrl '09 KEESEP). O-Jim and Susan Hill. $49,985.3--Enduring Star, 122, c, 2, Sir Shackleton--Lady Lyra, by Storm Creek. (i40,000 yrl '09 GOFMIL; $4,000 yrl '09 KEEJAN). O-West Point Thoroughbreds. $27,492.

Margins: 3/4, 2, 1 3/4. Odds: 14.35, 3.20, 12.50.Also Ran: Ojibway Signal, Wonder Phil, Charlie Bull,Good Better Best, Orocomo, Celtic Conviction, Say NoMore, Withdrawal.

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Coronation Futurity cont.

Strike Oil came home fifth going 6 1/2 panels overthe E.P. Taylor turf course Sept. 11 before filling thatsame spot in his most recent start in the 8 1/2 furlongCup and Saucer S. against Canadian bred rivals Oct.17. Overlooked for his main track bow, the bay was farback in the early going, launched his bid midstretch andgot up in the shadow of the wire to collect his firstblack-type victory. Click for the brisnet.com chart orVideo, sponsored by Taylor Made.

4th-WOX, $69,584, Msw, 2yo, 7f (AWT), 1:23 2/5, ft.+ETERNAL RULE (c, 2, Tribal Rule--Eternal Legend, byGold Legend), let go at 16-1, was well off the earlypace, improved his position along the inside to bewithin striking distance, inherited the lead whenBluedevilsprayer (Songandaprayer) went down in thefinal sixteenth and was a 1/2-length clear of Bear=s Chill(Artie Schiller) at the wire. Click for the brisnet.comchart or Video, sponsored by Taylor Made. LifetimeRecord: 1-1-0-0, $41,028.O/B-Donald A Myers (ON). T-Sid C Attard.

6th-WOX, $59,783, Msw, (S), 2yo, 5f (AWT), :58 1/5,ft.+FORESTADOR (g, 2, Old Forester--Flying Cielo, byConquistador Cielo), the lukewarm 3-1 favorite, wasclose up early, gained control turning for home and wasall out to fend off Tinker (Survivalist) by a half length atthe wire. Click for the brisnet.com chart or Video, spon-sored by Taylor Made. Lifetime Record: 1-1-0-0,$34,190.O/B-Terry & Brandon Greer (ON). T-Brandon Evan Greer.

Yesterday=s Results:SHARP CAT S., $100,000, HOL, 11-6, 2yo, 1 1/16m(AWT), 1:44 1/5, ft.1--MAY DAY ROSE, 117, f, 2, Rockport Harbor-- May Day Bluff, by Pine Bluff. ($220,000 2yo >10 OBSJUN; $30,000 RNA >10 2yo OBSMAR.) O-Kaleem Shah; B-Bridlewood (FL); T-Bob Baffert; J-Martin Garcia; $60,000. Lifetime Record: 3-2-1-0, $100,000.2--True Way of Grace, 119, f, 2, Yes It=s True--Evil=s Causeway, by Giant=s Causeway. ($150,000 2yo >10 BESMAR). O-Ellen & Peter O Johnson Sr. $20,000.3--Big Tiz, 117, f, 2, Tiznow--Squall City, by Carson City. ($240,000 RNA yrl >09 KEESEP.) O-Branch, Branch & Wagner. $12,000.Margins: 4HF, HF, HF. Odds: 2.30, 5.70, *1.60. May Day Rose debuted with a runner-up finish sprint-ing at Del Mar Aug. 22 before breaking through with avictory most recently Sept. 4. Sent off the secondchoice in her route bow, the bay made all and cruisedhome an easy 4 1/4-length winner. AWhen she sprinted,she just got to the lead and kept going the same pace,@explained winning rider Martin Garcia. AShe was a littlebit rank, like babies usually are, because they don'tknow how to run. We've been making her finish in themornings and look at the results today.@ As for theadded yardage, Garcia added, AI think she's alwayswanted a distance. She's got a really long stride and Ithink she's going to be a good filly. From five andone-half furlongs to go a mile and one-sixteenth is reallya big difference. But you know [trainer] Bob Baffert,he's such a class trainer and he knows what he's do-ing.@ Click for the brisnet.com chart or Video, spon-sored by Taylor Made.

(California report cont. p. 4)

• ON THE WORKTAB •BELMONT

Brother Bird (Yonaguska), 4f, :47.80, 7/122Friend Or Foe (Friend’s Lake), 5f (tr.), 1:01.03, 6/45Souper Spectacular (Giant’s Causeway), 4f, :48.04, 13/124

Sovereign Crisis (Congrats), 5f, 1:03.11, 11/16Understatement (Distorted Humor), 6f (tr.), 1:12.57, 1/10 Yawkey Way (Grand Slam), 5f, 1:03.17, 12/16

CALIFORNIA

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GLOWING HONOR S. STRIKE THE BELL (MizzenMast) regains the winning thread.

SHARP CAT S. MAY DAY ROSE (Rockport Harbor)earns black-type.

3rd-AQU ($45k, Msw) LEAVE OF ABSENCE (Harlan=s Holiday) graduates at the Big A.

4th-CDX ($49K, Alw) HEART BUTTE (Empire Maker)rolls home by 6 1/2 lengths.

5th-CDX ($50K, Alw) LIL BIT O=FUN (Langfuhr)scores by 2 1/2 lengths.

Hip #520 - Selling Wednesday Colt by Candy Ride (Arg) - Seeking Results

FULL BROTHER

CLUBHOUSE RIDE.Now 2 wins at 2, 2010, $107,550.

Won the Barretts Juvenile at FPX on 9/19;3rd in the Jack Goodman S. at OTH on 10/23

So. California Cont.

2nd-HOL, $39,200, Alw, Opt. Clm. ($40,000),NW1$X, 3yo/up, 1 1/4mT, 2:02 4/5, fm.JUNIPER PASS (c, 3, Lemon Drop Kid--Child Bride, byCoronado's Quest) needed four tries, but finally got themonkey off his back over this course June 4. Fifthgoing 8 1/2 furlongs against $80,000 optional claimingcompany at Del Mar July 23, he was fourth most re-cently over that course Aug. 15. Fourth in the earlygoing here, the 2-1 chance angled out at the head ofthe stretch and rallied under left handed encouragementlate to best Sporting Art (Doneraile Court) by a halflength. Sales history: $92,000 yrl '08 KEESEP;$170,000 2yo 2009 BESMAR. Click for thebrisnet.com chart or Video, sponsored by Taylor Made.Lifetime Record: 7-2-1-1, $70,200.O-Betty Irvin & G Robert. B-Brookdale ThoroughbredsLLC (KY). T-Thomas Ray Bell II.

3rd-HOL, $38,400, Msw, 2yo, f, 6.5f (AWT), 1:17 1/5, ft.TERODA (f, 2, Limehouse--Leza, by Strawberry Road{Aus}), third in her career bow going a sixteenthshorter here Oct. 3, was given a 6-1 chance here. Onthe engine from the start, the half to Orangeberry(Cryptoclearance), SW, $112,251, was 1 1/4 lengthsclear of Honey=s Prize (Pure Prize) at the wire. Saleshistory: $70,000 yrl '09 KEEJAN; $33,000 yrl '09KEESEP; $85,000 2yo 2010 OBSMAR. Click for thebrisnet.com chart or Video, sponsored by Taylor Made.Lifetime Record: 2-1-0-1, $27,360.O-Gary and Cecil Barber. B-G David Shashura & JosephSugar Jr (KY). T-John W Sadler.

9th-HOL, $38,000, Msw, 3yo/up, f/m, 6f (AWT), 1:101/5, ft.GOOD VIBRATION (f, 3, Thunder Gulch--Scotsdale, bySilver Deputy), a good third in her route and turf debutover this track June 6, tired to fifth in her final start fortrainer Doug O=Neil going a mile here June 27. Let go at15-1 in this return to the synthetics, she was allowedto settle off the pace in sixth, came out for the stretchdrive and took over midstretch en route to a 1 1/4-length victory over Indianista (Indian Charlie). Click forthe brisnet.com chart or Video, sponsored by TaylorMade. Lifetime Record: 5-1-0-1, $31,180.O-Davonne Stables Inc & Kendall Mann. B-DavonneStables (KY). T-Ben Cecil.

IN IRELAND:Shimmering Moment, f, 3, Afleet Alex. See AIreland.@

IN SWEDEN:Deameanour, f, 4, Giant=s Causeway. See ASweden.@

Bought & Sold by Niall Brennan Stables

A GARY YOUNG 2-YEAR-OLD-IN-TRAINING SALES RECOMMENDATION

Hidden Brook Foaled & Raised for Davonne Stable

AMERICAN-BRED WINNERS

All horses in the TDN are bred in North America,

unless otherwise indicated

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First-crop starters to watch: Monday, November 8Sire (Sire’s Sire), current farm, 2007 Fee, #foals of racing age/Winners/BlackTypeWnrs * Race #-track, race type, distance, runner, odds (if available)

MINISTER ERIC (Old Trieste), JEH Stallion Station-New Mexico Divi-sion, $3K, 16/2/010-ZIA, Msw, 6f, Mr Eric, $30K RUI YRL yrl, 10-1

First/Second-crop starters to watch: Monday, Nov. 8Sire (Sire’s Sire), current farm, 2006 Fee, #foals of racing age/Winners/BlackTypeWnrs * Race #-track, race type, distance, runner, odds (if available)

AENEAS (Capote), 33/3/010-ZIA, Msw, 6f, +Kinghadastar, $37K TEX APR 2yo, 10-1

Saturday Night=s Results:CARLINGFORD S.-Listed, i42,500, Dundalk, 11-6,3yo/up, 10f 150yds (AWT), 2:12.29, stn.1--#SHIMMERING MOMENT, 124, f, 3, Afleet Alex-- Vassar, by Royal Academy. ($280,000 yrl '08 KEESEP). O-Mark Gittins; B-Dapple Bloodstock Et Al; T-James Hartnett; J-Chris Hayes; i27,625. Lifetime Record: 9-2-3-1, i41,230. *1/2 to Coast Guard (Stormy Atlantic), GISP-US, $182,180. 2--Bob le Beau (Ire), 127, g, 3, Big Bad Bob (Ire)--Shine Silently (Ire), by Bering (GB). (i1,800 yrl '08 TATFLT). O/B-Anamoine Ltd; T-Jessica Harrington; i8,500.3--Bikini Babe (Ire), 124, f, 3, Montjeu (Ire)--Zeiting (Ire), by Zieten. (i150,000 yrl '08 ARQAUG). O-A D Spence; B-Twelve Oaks Stud Establishment; T-Mark Johnston; i4,250.Margins: 3, 3/4, 1. Odds: 16-1, 10-3, 7-2.Also Ran: You=ll Be Mine, Northgate (Ire), Indiana Gal(Ire), Barbadine, Miranda=s Girl (Ire), Simla Sunset (Ire),Finicius, Riynaaz (Ire), Choose Me (Ire). Scratched:Across the Rhine. Formerly with Henry Cecil, Shimmering Moment wasswitched to the James Hartnett stable after a latestfourth in a near 12-furlong handicap at Leicester Oct. 5.Stalking the pace-setter Bikini Babe in second early, thechestnut tackled that rival at the top of the stretch andgradually asserted in the final 1 1/2 furlongs. Video,courtesy attheraces.com.

Dundalk, 21.25, Mdn, i10,500, 3yo, 1 1/2m (AWT),2:31.60, stn.STAR POWER (IRE) (c, 3, Galileo {Ire}--Billet {Ire}, byDanehill), third over just short of this trip on the turf atWexford when last seen Aug. 27, raced behind theleading trio throughout the early stages. In front pass-ing the quarter pole, the i195,000 GOFMIL yearlingrecorded a 1 3/4-length success from Louisville Lip (Ire)(Orpen). Lifetime Record: 3-1-0-1, i8,190.O-Mrs J S Bolger; B-Lynch-Bages & Rhinestone Blood-stock; T-Jim Bolger. Video, courtesy attheraces.com.

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England: Sean Cronin (CAFE Racing)Tom Frary (CAFE Racing)Barry Sangster (CAFE Racing) Gavin Dobson (CAFE Racing)

France: Claude BeniadaGermany: Christa RiebelIreland: Dave KeenaItaly: Giorgio Barsotti

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Yesterday=s Results:CRITERIUM FEMMINILE-Listed, i50,400, Rome, 11-7,2yo, f, 7 1/2fT, 1:33.60, gd/sf.1--PARIS TO PEKING (ITY), 128, f, 2, by Intikhab

1st Dam: Khanstan (Ire), by Barathea (Ire)2nd Dam: Daniela Samuel, by No Robbery3rd Dam: Garden of Delight, by Tom Fool

O-Scuderia Due C Srl; B-Dioscuri di Alduino & Giuseppe Botti Soc; T-Stefano Botti; J-Umberto Rispoli; i28,000. Lifetime Record: 7-4-1-1, i84,678.2--Street Force (Ity), 123, f, 2, Blu Air Force (Ire)--Zizi Zilian (Fr), by Priolo. O-Miragrigna Srl; B-Rinaldo Maria Boccardelli; T-Vittorio Caruso; i12,320.3--Mantissa (GB), 128, f, 2, Oratorio (Ire)--Mary Pekan (Ire), by Sri Pekan. (i30,000 yrl '09 ITYSEP). O-Scuderia Micolo di Nicola Galli EC Sas; B-Azienda Agricola Patrizia; T-Simone Sordi; i6,720.Margins: HF, 3HF, 1. Odds: 6.00, 3.60, 22.70.Also Ran: Kagera (GB), Speculante (Fr), Ileny Princess(Ire), Blackwhite (Ire), Julie My Princess (Ire), ContestedElection (Ire), Ksenia (Ity), Black Raja, March Madness(GB), Rivabella (Fr), Esedra (Ire). Paris To Peking was unbeaten in her first three starts,culminating in the Listed Premio Vittorio Crespi over sixfurlongs of the San Siro June 20 before finishing run-ner-up under a penalty in that track's Listed PremioMantovani over 7 1/2 furlongs July 4. Two more runsover that course and distance resulted in a third placingin a conditions event Sept. 5 and fourth in the Sept. 26Listed Premio Coolmore, but the bay was back to win-ning ways with a gutsy display here. Always travelingeasily behind the leading trio, the bay was committedon the front end with a quarter mile remaining and keptup the gallop to hold the strong challenge of StreetForce in the run to the line.

Yesterday=s Result:JOCKEYKLUBBENS AVELSLOPNING-Listed,SKr500,000, Jagersro, 11-7, 3yo/up, f/m, 1 1/2m(dirt), 2:32.80, gd.1--DEMEANOUR, 132, f, 4, by Giant=s Causeway-- Akuna Bay, by Mr. Prospector. (130,000gns yrl >07 TATOCT; 26,000gns HIT >09 TATHIT). O-Lordagsklubben; B-Barronstown Stud; T-Lars Bexell; J-Valmir de Azeredo; SKr250,000. Lifetime Record: 21-3-3-6, SKr474,787. *1/2 to Sugar Ray (Ire) (Danehill), GSP-Eng, $162,931; and Gaspar Van Wittel (Danehill Dancer {Ire}), MSP-Eng, $102,116. 2--La Zona (Ire), 132, f, 4, Singspiel (Ire)--Reine de Neige (GB), by Kris (GB). (60,000gns wnlg >06 TATDEC; 155,000gns yrl >07 TATOCT). O-Stall Perlen; B-Century Farms; T-Wido Neuroth; SKr125,000.3--Allannah Abu (GB), 127, f, 3, Dubawi (Ire)-- Alexandrine (Ire), by Nashwan. (180,000gns yrl >08 TATOCT). O-Ennistown Stud; B-Kirsten Rausing & Sonia Rogers; T-Sir Mark Prescott; SKr60,000.Margins: HD, 1HF, 1HF. Odds: 40.40, 10.50, 9.60.Also Ran: Double Up (Swe), Una Hora (Den), WhatBudget (GB), Western Memory, Senorita Bloom (Fr),Theatrical Award (Nor), Freja (Ire), Sweet Baby Jane(Ire). Scratched: Balsha.

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Hip #49 Colt by PULPIT out of STIRRING, by SEEKING THE GOLD

! Full Brother to this year’s KeeSep yearling who sold for $290,000 (Hip 1411)

! Half Brother to Dynamize, 2009 KeeSep yearling by Dynaformer who sold for $610,000 (Hip 493)

Look for both of them at the track in 2011!KeenelandNovember

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B R E E D E R S’ E D I T I O NAMERICA

HUSSONET COLT TOPS READY-TO-RUN SALEEdited Press Release The Emperors Palace Ready-To-Run sale concluded yesterday with slight declines fromlast year, with an aggregate of R21,060,000(US$3,102,648) compared to last year=s total ofR25,030,000 (US$3,687,525). A Hussonet colt offeredas hip 55 topped the sale at R1.3M (US$191,521),going to Form Bloodstock. Hong Kong-based interestspurchased the second-highest priced two-year-old, anElusive Quality colt listed as lot 61, for R1.2M($176,789). TBA CEO Jan Naude said of the sale, AItseems as if the bottom end of the market is still suffer-ing from the results of the recession, but a nice speci-men with a good pedigree was still in demand. Theincrease in horses which failed to make their reservesresulted in a drop in the sales aggregate. It was notice-able that there were new faces around the sales ring,as well as buyers from Hong Kong.@ Champion trainerMike de Kock beamed, AI was pleased with the sale.The gallops were being conducted in a more profes-sional manner. It is important to remember that thesales give owners a dream, and it=s imperative to thanEmperors Palace for their ongoing commitment to thesale. They have turned the sale into a major event,which continues to attract more and more owners.@ Formore information, visit http://www.tba.co.za/.

BLACK-TYPE RESULTS:MOUNTAINEER MILE H., $125,000, MNR, 11-6,3yo/up, 1m, 1:39 2/5, gd.1--CRYPTOLIGHT, 119, h, 6, Fantastic Light--Crypto's Redjet (MSW, $364,640), by Cryptoclearance. ($20,000 yrl '05 KEESEP). O/B-Paul R Gutheil & Ronald Dewolfe (KY); T-William N Martin; J-Ernesto Oro; $72,500. Lifetime Record: 45-10-13-10, $513,420. *1/2 to Crypto's Prospect (Crafty Prospector), SW, $146,589.2--Shadowbdancing, 122, h, 5, Montbrook--Deputy's Mistress, by Deputy Minister. ($200,000 2yo >07 OBSFEB). O-RNB Racing LLC. $25,000.3--No Advantage, 118, h, 5, Posse--Prime Advantage, by Tactical Advantage. ($32,000 yrl '06 KEEJAN; $55,000 yrl '06 KEESEP; $14,000 2yo >07 FTMMAY; $50,000 HRA >09 KEENOV). O-Suarez Racing, Inc. $12,500.

Margins: 5 3/4, 3 1/4, 2. Odds: 4.50, 4.80, 3.80.

TRI-STATE FUTURITY, $122,475, CTX, 11-6, (S), 2yo,7f, 1:30 3/5, ft.1--STEADY WARRIOR, 124, c, 2, Cherokee's Boy-- Slow and Steady, by Malibu Moon. O-Z W P Stable, Inc and Gary Capuano; B-ZWP Stable (MD); T-Gary Capuano; J-Travis L Dunkelberger; $79,608. Lifetime Record: 4-3-1-0, $194,358.2--Bumpy Road, 115, g, 2, Love of Money--Silver Tango, by Silver Badge. O-Phillip L Capuano. $24,495.3--Slew of Bullets, 114, f, 2, Slew City Slew--Ministers Bullet, by Mr. Executioner. O-Eric A Rizer. $12,247.Margins: 1 1/4, 1 1/4, 1HF. Odds: 0.10, 0.10, 12.10.

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C. S. Silk (Medaglia d’Oro), 4f, :47.00, 1/42Rule (Roman Ruler), 5f, 1:01.40, 4/19Sassy Image (Broken Vow), 3f, :38.20, 4/4

HOLLYWOOD PARKKayce Ace (Tiznow), 4f, :48.40, 18/59Marlang (Langfhur), 7fT, 1:26.20, 2/4

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U.S. Breeders= Edition Cont.

ALLOWANCE RESULTS:7th-WOX, $69,620, Opt. Clm. ($62,500-$60,000),NW2X, 3yo/up, f/m, 1 1/16m (AWT), 1:44 1/5, ft.BUBBLE GUM (f, 3, Awesome Again--River Flower{MSP, $247,266}, by Strodes Creek) Lifetime Record:GSP, 7-3-1-2, $149,650. O-Stronach Stables. B-AdenaSprings (FL). T-Reade Baker.

4th-PHA, $64,108, NW1X, (S), 2yo, f, 6f, 1:12 4/5, ft.GREAT LOOKINBLONDE (f, 2, Albert the Great--Crouching Thunder, by Thunder Gulch) Lifetime Record:4-2-1-1, $91,020. O-Dun Roamin Farm Inc & Wire ToWire Stable. B-Salvatore De Bunda (PA). T-EdwardLehman.

8th-MTH, $63,720, Opt. Clm. ($80,000), C, 3yo/up,6f, 1:10 1/5, ft.TOMMY'S MEMORY (g, 4, Good and Tough-- Princess Kay, by Nelson) Lifetime Record: SW, 8-5-0-0,$134,510. O-Patricia Ryan, J Thomas & J Anthony;B-Thomas Ryan (FL); T-Anthony J Ryan.

10th-WOX, $63,281, NW2L, (S), 3yo/up, 7f (AWT),1:23 4/5, ft.KNAVE OF HEARTS (g, 3, Mr. Jester--Beth's Wonder,by Wild Wonder) Lifetime Record: 12-2-2-2, $109,802.O-Dominion Bloodstock, HGHR, Inc & P Cotey. B-BruceKline (KY). T-David Cotey. *$3,000 yrl '08 FTKOCT.

3rd-MTH, $50,000, Opt. Clm. ($40,000), NW2X,3yo/up, f/m, 6f, 1:10 4/5, ft.BEAT THE BLUES (f, 3, Great Pyramid {Ire}--Imtheblues, by Pentelicus) Lifetime Record: 7-4-0-2,$107,815. O-Peregrination Farm & June Trabocco.B-Edward & B K Pendray and William F & AnnabelMurphy (FL). T-Justin Sallusto.

4th-AQU, $48,000, NW1X, 3yo/up, 1m, 1:36 1/5, ft.XODO (g, 4, Brahms--Brisk Walk, by Easy Goer) Life-time Record: 19-4-2-3, $106,651. O-Marc Keller.B-Richard Rowan (KY). T-Robert Ribaudo.

7th-MTH, $47,000, NW1X, (S), 3yo/up, 6f, 1:11 2/5,ft.HELLO HANDSOME (g, 4, Fit to Fight--Madison Halee,by Dancinwiththedevil) Lifetime Record: 12-2-2-1,$101,740. O-Geri Bevacqui. B-Joseph Coppola (NJ).T-Juan Serey.

8th-DED, $43,000, 11-6, NW3L, (S), 3yo/up, 1m, 1:392/5, ft.SADIE'S SOLDIER (c, 3, Lost Soldier--Whiplash Wilma{MSW, $195,276}, by Encourager) Lifetime Record:SP, 8-3-1-2, $98,550. O-Harry L Benoit. B-L P Cormier(LA). T-Brett A Brinkman.

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8th-ZIA, $37,275, Opt. Clm. ($40,000), NW23MX,3yo/up, f/m, 6f, 1:10 1/5, ft.NO OTHER TONE (m, 5, Touch Tone--No Other Name{SW, $135,685}, by Honour and Glory) Lifetime Re-cord: MSP, 13-6-3-2, $138,408. O/B-Tom R Durant(TX). T-Jack A Bruner.

9th-DED, $36,130, 11-6, NW1X, 2yo, 5f, :58 2/5, ft.OLLIE BABY (c, 2, High Cascade--Angry Nurse {SW, $100,560}, by Sky Classic) Lifetime Record: 3-2-0-0,$41,400. O-Carl Nick, Sylvia Richey, Cindy Brooks andTom Wisdom. B-Dr Rebecca Bynum (LA). T-Tony JRichey. *1/2 to Classic Cascade (High Cascade), SW,$100,560.

5th-PEN, $34,748, 11-6, Opt. Clm. ($25,000), NW2X,3yo/up, f/m, 1 1/16m, 1:45 4/5, ft.D J'S STORM (f, 4, Stormy Atlantic--Lady Cara, byPrized) Lifetime Record: 21-6-2-2, $98,953. O-AnthonyL Roman, Jr. B-Columbiana Farm (KY). T-Timothy CKreiser. *$20,000 yrl '07 FTKOCT; $39,000 RNA 2yo>08 OBSAPR.

9th-CRC, $31,600, Opt. Clm. ($25,000), NW2X,3yo/up, f/m, 1mT, 1:36 4/5, gd.DANCING RAGE (f, 3, Sligo Bay {Ire}--Vanilla, by WildRush) Lifetime Record: MSP, 23-4-6-2, $120,061. O-A and V Investments, Inc. B-Adena Springs (FL).T-Manuel J Azpurua. *$15,000 2yo 2009 ADNMAR;$9,500 RNA yrl '08 KEESEP.

7th-CTX, $30,200, 11-6, Opt. Clm. ($25,000), NW2X,3yo/up, 1 1/16m, 1:47, ft.EARLY STAR (g, 4, Successful Appeal--Night Breeze{MSW}, by Two Punch) Lifetime Record: 11-4-3-0,$101,670. O/B-Lazy Lane Farms, Inc (VA). T-RodneyJenkins.

5th-CTX, $27,000, 11-6, NW3L, (S), 3yo/up, 4 1/2f,:53, ft.MASTIC VILLAGE (g, 4, Pana Brass--Uppatuppa'sCharm, by Williamstown) Lifetime Record: 14-3-1-3,$68,310. O/B-Weyburn Farm & Brenda M Godfrey(WV). T-Brenda M Godfrey.

7th-CTX, $26,300, NW2LX, 3yo/up, 4 1/2f, :52 4/5,ft.SPEEDY SAMMY (g, 4, Mayakovsky--Speedy Suzy{SP}, by Verification) Lifetime Record: 30-4-8-7,$130,628. O-Wags Nags LLC. B-Rene Moore & NayleeFarm (WV). T-Kevin J Joy.

6th-MNR, $20,200, 11-6, NW2L, 2yo, 6f, 1:15, gd.JUMP FORWARD (c, 2, Jump Start--Land On YourFeet, by Silver Deputy) Lifetime Record: 4-2-1-0,$20,516. O-Thomas G Brower. B-Beeson & Thorne(KY). T-James R Jackson. *$1,200 wlng '08 KEENOV;$1,600 yrl '09 MICAUG.

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Allowance Results Cont.

7th-MNR, $20,200, 11-6, NW1X, 3yo/up, f/m, 6f, 1:132/5, gd.SALDANHA (f, 4, Cape Town--Plenty of Sunshine, byDeputy Minister) Lifetime Record: SP, 22-3-3-2,$80,406. O-Sale Toppers LLC. B-JetSet Thorough-breds, Inc &Tara & Paul Helman (FL). T-Clayton C Hurt.*$9,000 RNA yrl '07 KEESEP.

ADDITIONAL MAIDEN WINNERS:Ginny G, f, 2, Exchange Rate--Doc's Doll (SW, $207,985), by Out of Place. CRC, 11-7, 1mT, 1:39. B-Dr & Mrs James Gamble (FL). Salary Drive, f, 2, Mizzen Mast--Sporty Card, by On to Glory. MTH, 11-7, (C), 6f, 1:12 3/5. B-Joel Kligman (KY). *$14,000 RNA yrl '09 KEESEP. **1/2 to Jersey Giant (Evening Kris), MSW & MGSP, $404,323.Sinatra's Dancer, g, 2, Mr. Sinatra--Billysagoodancer, by Crowd Pleaser. MTH, 11-7, (S), 6f, 1:12 2/5. B-Hidden Acres 4-D Farm (NJ).Favorite Princess, f, 3, Bop--Ghost Baby, by Carnivalay. CTX, 11-7, (S), 4 1/2f, :53 1/5. B-Ronney W Brown (WV).Variable Rate, f, 3, Eddington--I'm a Slick Chick, by Devil's Bag. WOX, 11-7, 1 1/16m (AWT), 1:45 2/5. B-W & Alistair Roden & Stoneyfield Farm (MB). *$43,000 wlng '07 KEENOV; $100,000 yrl '08 KEESEP; $73,000 RNA 2yo >09 OBSMAR.

Raffinator, c, 3, Raffie's Majesty--Home Safely, by Horatius. AQU, 11-7, (S), 1m (off turf), 1:38. B-Wellspring stables (NY).

CONDITIONS RESULTS:ITALY, Siracusa, 20.30, 11-6, i12,600, 2yo, f, 1 1/16mT, time: n/a, gd.ALTA DEFINIZIONE (IRE) (f, 2, Hawk Wing--Life Rely,by Maria's Mon) Lifetime Record: 7-2-0-1, i14,484. O-S Guerrieri; B-Old Carhue Stud; T-M Cascione.

ITALY, Siracusa, 21.25, 11-6, i10,800, 3yo/up, 1 3/16m (AWT), time: n/a, stn.SUPER REFUSE (IRE) (f, 3, Refuse To Bend {Ire}--Panthere {Ger} (SP-Ger), by Acatenango {Ger}) LifetimeRecord: 21-7-4-0, i28,781. O-Scuderia Bosco SRL; B-Ballygrelihan Partnership; T-Sebastiano Cannavo.*12,000gns yrl >08 TATOCT.

ADDITIONAL MAIDEN WINNERS:Viso Pallido (Ire), c, 2, Beat Hollow (GB)--English Harbour (GB), by Sabrehill. Milan, Italy, 11-6, Mdn, 2yo, 1mT. B-Paul Kavanagh. *4,800gns RNA wnlg >08 TATDEC; i3,000 RNA yrl >09 GOFMIL.Tamifleur (Ger), f, 3, Seattle Dancer --Tennessee Queen (Ger), by Big Shuffle. Leipzig, Germany, 11-6, Mdn, 3yo, 9f 55ydsT. B-Thomas John.

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