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KY COMMITTEE REJECTS LASIX RULES A Kentucky legislative committee Monday rejectedcompanion regulations to the state=s upcoming andcontroversial Lasix ban. By a vote of 19-1, the InterimJoint Committee on Licensing and Occupations ruledthe regulations, which would have banned adjunctbleeding medications and required drugs beadministered by a state veterinarian, were deficient.Four lawmakers abstained from the vote. The issue was not on the committee=s agenda andcame as a surprise to Damon Thayer, the lone

supporter of the regulation. AThe medication regulation wasn=teven posted to the agenda, so I feltlike it was an effort to blindside theRacing Commission,@ Thayer saidMonday afternoon. AI feel like it wasreally a red herring by the HBPA totry to muddy the waters on theLasix regulation that isforthcoming.@ Governor Steve Beshear now hasthe option to override thecommittee=s vote and implementthe regulation. AThe regulation has been found

deficient by a legislative committee, but GovernorBeshear and the Racing Commission can elect to movethe regulation forward and implement it,@ Thayerexplained. AI have encouraged Governor Beshear toimplement the legislation, but that ultimately will be adecision that he and the Racing Commission will haveto make. For those of us who are seeking meaningfulmedication reform, I hope it is a temporary setbackbecause the regulation today is part of the model rulesrecommended by the RMTC [Racing Medication andTesting Consortium] that have been agreed to andsupported by numerous national racing organizations. Iwould like to see Kentucky continue to be a leader onmedication reform, so I hope this is just a temporarysetback.@ Kentucky=s Lasix ban is currently expected to go intoeffect with stakes races beginning in 2014, butMonday=s vote could signal trouble for the ban=s future. AI don=t think they=re going to get it to go anywhere,@Rick Hiles, President of the Kentucky Horsemen=sBenevolent and Protective Association told LouisvilleCourier-Journal. A...If we got this stopped today, theLasix issue ban is probably dead.@

ALL OPTIONS OPEN FOR DULLAHAN Trainer Dale Romans is leaving all options open forDonegal Racing=s Dullahan (Even the Score) after thesophomore=s victory in Sunday=s GI TVG Pacific Classicat Del Mar. AI don=t know if we=ll run in the [GI Breeders=Cup] Classic,@ Romans said. AIf it=s [my decision], I=ll tryhim on the turf [at Belmont] next,and decide if he wants to go a mileand a half. Either the [Sept. 29 GI]Joe Hirsch or the [Oct. 6 GI] Jamaicawould be good, but if we want to getthe mile and a half, the Joe Hirschwould be the one.@ All of Dullahan=sthree lifetime wins have come inGrade I events on synthetic tracksand he is winless in five dirt starts,but Romans won=t rule out a returnto the surface. AI=m not going to giveup on the dirt; I=ve got to get him abig win on the dirt somewhere,@Romans said. AMaybe at Churchill because he likes thattrack.@ Before thinking of the future too much, Romansis still savoring Dullahan=s Pacific Classic victory.AAnytime a plan comes together, it=s good,@ he said.AWe do a lot of things that don=t work out, so you=vegot to relish the ones that do. That was a little risky,going against older hroses, but he does love synthetic.If you=re going to go there, you might as well go for abig pot and a place where you can run on synthetic.@

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Andrew Caulfield Pedigree analyst Andrew Caulfield examines the pedigree of Golden Ticket(Speightstown), dead-heat winner of Saturday’s GI Travers S.

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Literacy in the Blue Grass The TDN’s Marie Kizenko talks literacy with Mollie Jameson and the team atthe Kentucky Horse Park’s Literacy Program.

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WOODWARD HOPEFULS TUNE UP Live Oak=s To Honor and Serve (Bernardini) breezedfour furlongs in :49.83 over the Oklahoma training trackMonday in preparation for Saturday=s GI Woodward S.AHe worked easy over a fairly deep track,@ trainer BillMott reported after the drill. The 4-year-old is looking torebound from a fourth-placeeffort in the July 7 GII SuburbanH. AWe=re disappointed in hisrace in the Suburban, but givenmy excuse of the heat [and] theweather, I think he=ll run better ifwe get a decent day,@ Mottcommented. Also working towards theWoodward, Adele Dilschneiderand Claiborne Farm=s Cease (WarChant) breezed a half-mile overthe main track at Saratogayesterday in :49.04. AHe wentan easy half-mile by himself--:49 flat, last eighth of amile in :11 4/5,@ commented trainer Al Stall. AWe didn=tneed to do much with him. He had a hard work overthe track last week in company.@ Cease, who will bemaking his Grade I debut Saturday, is coming off anoptional claiming victory at Saratoga July 25. He isunbeaten in three career attempts at the Spa. AWeknow we=re stepping up, but he acts like it=s his hometrack,@ Stall added. AThis is where his best numbers andraces are.@

IT’S TRICKY FINE AFTER ENSIGN ADVENTURE Godolphin=s It=s Tricky (Mineshaft) suffered superficialcuts when she stumbled badly at the start of Sunday=sGI Personal Ensign S., but was in otherwise fine shapeafter her gutsy third-place effort, according to trainerKiaran McLaughlin. AShe kind of scraped the front ofher ankles with the way she broke,@ McLaughlin said.AOn the positive side, [jockey Eddie Castro] stayed onher. I think she earned a lot of respect running the wayshe did and we will point for the [Sept. 29 GI] Beldame--one turn, a mile and an eighth at Belmont where she=sundefeated.@ The Beldame could also be the target for the PersonalEnsign=s 10-1 upset winner Love and Pride (A.P. Indy).

POCAHONTAS NEXT FOR SIGN Adele Dilschneider and Claiborne Farm=s Sign (Pulpit),tabbed a J “TDN Rising Star” J after her 11 3/4-length debut victory at Saratoga Sunday (video), couldmake her next start in Churchill Downs= GII PocahontasS. in October. AShe showed us a good turn of foot,@said trainer Al Stall. AWe said, >Let=s get her up here andget one race in her.= I liked the way she turned forhome and instead of getting a little wobbly, she leanedin and turned for home and whoosh.@

DUNADEN TO RETURN TO FLEMINGTON Last year=s G1 Melbourne Cup hero Dunaden (Fr)(Nicobar {GB}) is being prepared for an attempt to winback-to-back renewals of the Nov. 6 showcase, it wasannounced yesterday. Followingthe Parl Bloodstock-owned 6-year-old=s latest sixth in the G1King George VI & QueenElizabeth S. at Ascot, all focuswill center on the two-mileFlemington feature. APleased toannounce to his legion of fansdown under that a decision hasbeen made to send Dunadendown to defend his Crown viaCaulfield,@ David Redvers, racingmanager to owner Sheikh Fahad, tweeted yesterday.

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UPCOMING MAJOR NORTH AMERICAN STAKES

Date Race Track Aug. 30 GII With Anticipation S. SAR Sept. 1 GI Del Mar Debutante DMR

GI Forego SARGI Woodward S. SARGII Bernard Baruch SARGIII Cliff Hanger S. MTHGIII Seaway S. WOGIII Washington Park H. AP

Sept. 2 GI Spinaway S. SARGII Del Mar Derby DMRGIII Sapling S. MTHGIII Saranac SAR

Sept. 3 GI Yellow Ribbon DMRGII Hopeful S. SARGIII Glen’s Falls H. SARGIII Smarty Jones S. PRXGIII Turf Monster H. PRX

BUICK PLACES FAITH IN NATHANIEL William Buick yesterday pointed to Nathaniel (Ire)(Galileo {Ire}) as the main rival to Frankel (GB) (Galileo{Ire}) in the G1 Qipco Champion S. at Ascot Oct. 20.Following the scintillating performance of KhalidAbdullah=s world highweight in Wednesday=s G1Juddmonte International at York, Buick is lookingforward to taking him on with Lady Rothschild=s 2011G1 King George VI & Queen Elizabeth S. and 2012 G1Eclipse winner. AI think Frankel is probably unbeatable,but we=ve got a horse in Nathaniel who will probably atsome stage have a go,@ he said. AIf Ascot came uptesting and stamina came into it, he will definitely givehim a run for his money and I think he is the horse toget nearest to him. If stamina comes into it, I would beputting emphasis on that and try to find any chinks thatFrankel does have, but he probably doesn=t. You haveto give it a go.@ Buick continued, AIt=s a pleasure to beriding in races with Frankel--I=ve never seen a horsewho can accelerate like him, he just leaves everythingstanding. He=s the best horse I=ve seen and he=sprobably the best horse there=s ever been, so beingaround when he=s around is a pleasure.@

Wednesday, Baden-Baden, Germany, post time: 7:00 p.m.BELMONDO ZUKUNFTS-RENNEN-G3, €55,000, 2yo, 7fTSC PP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER WT1 4 Ayaar (Ire) Rock of Gibraltar (Ire) M Harley Channon 1282 6 Global Bang (Ger) Manduro (Ger) S Hofer M Hofer 1283 3 Mauriac (Ger) Clodovil (Ire) Pedroza Wohler 1284 2 Mister Big Shuffle (Ger) Big Shuffle Minarik M Figge 1285 8 Ocean Applause (GB) Royal Applause (GB) J Quinn J Ryan 128

6 9 Se Gray K Bernstein de Vries Mader 1287 7 Nouvelle Neige (Ger) Big Shuffle D Schiergen P Schiergen 1278 5 Isioma (GB) Shamardal Starke M Hofer 1259 1 Penelopa (GB) Giant's Causeway Pietsch Mintchev 125

Quick, anybody have a spare canoe? Alpha and Golden Ticketput on a show before a packed house of 46,528 at the Spa

Saturday, finishing in a heart-stopping dead-heat in the 143rd

running of the Travers S.

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TRAVERS S.-GI, $1,000,000, SAR, 8-25, 3yo, 1 1/4m,2:02 3/5, ft.(DH)-1--s#@GOLDEN TICKET, 126, c, 3, by Speightstown

1st Dam: Business Plan, by Deputy Minister2nd Dam: Good Mood, by Devil's Bag3rd Dam: Mine Only, by Mr. Prospector

($100,000 2yo >11 KEEAPR). O-Magic City Thoroughbred Partners; B-WinStar Farm LLC (KY); T-Kenneth G McPeek; J-David Cohen. $400,000. Lifetime Record: 10-2-4-1, $536,035. Werk Nick Rating: A+. Click for the eNicks report & 5-cross pedigree.

(DH)-1--sALPHA, 126, c, 3, by Bernardini1st Dam: Munnaya (SW-Eng), by Nijinsky II2nd Dam: Hiaam, by Alydar3rd Dam: Kamar, by Key To The Mint

O-Godolphin Racing LLC; B-Darley (KY); T-Kiaran P McLaughlin; J-Ramon A Dominguez. $400,000. Lifetime Record: 9-5-2-0, $1,260,000. *1/2 to Mystic Melody (Seattle Slew), SW & MGSP-Fr; Lavender Sky (Mt. Livermore), MGSP, $195,852; and 3/4 to Numaany (A.P. Indy), SP-UAE, $221,452. Werk Nick Rating: D+. Click for the eNicks report & 5-cross pedigree.

Click for the brisnet.com chart, the brisnet.com PPs orthe free brisnet.com catalogue-style pedigree (Alpha) orfree brisnet.com catalogue-style pedigree (GoldenTicket). Video, sponsored by Taylor Made Sales. Last week undoubtedly belonged to the extraordinaryGalileo, with the unique Frankel heading his massivesquad of six group winners and four listed winners. The14-year-old Coolmore stallion sets standards wellbeyond the capabilities of most stallions, as wasillustrated by Bill Oppenheim=s APEX figures publishedin last Wednesday=s TDN. Those APEX figures, along with those published Aug. 15, also highlighted the achievements of twoAmerican stallions, namely Speightstown, who rankssecond to Galileo on the table of Leading Sires byNumber of 2012 ABC Runners, and Bernardini, whoholds second place behind the Japanese sensation DeepImpact among the third-crop sires, in order of theirAPEX A Runner Index. Of course it was these two Kentucky stallions whosupplied the joint winners of the GI Travers S. threedays ago, when the judge couldn=t separate Bernardini=sson Alpha and Speightstown=s Golden Ticket. Cont. p6

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Speightstown

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When I looked at Bernardini=s career in my column onhis son Algorithms on Jan. 31 this year, I commentedthat, AAlpha took the Count Fleet S. in the style of acolt who is going to flourish over longer routes.@ Sureenough, by winning the Travers, he has now followedin the footsteps of Bernardini and Bernardini=s first-cropson Stay Thirsty. I doubt, though, that I would ever have made asimilar prediction about Golden Ticket. Whereas Alpha is by a top mile-and-a-quarter winnerand has daughters of Nijinsky and Alydar as his firsttwo dams, Golden Ticket is by a champion sprinter whomade his name entirely over six and seven furlongs.Then there=s the fact that, of the 12 previousgraded/group winners by Speightstown, 11 had gainedtheir important victories over distances of a mile or less.Among them were such fast horses as Poseidon=sWarrior, Munnings, Mona de Momma, Essence Hit Man,Bridgetown and Island Bound. I suspect that when Eugene Melnyk bid $2 million forSpeightstown as a yearling, he wasn=t expecting asprinter. He was surely hoping that the son of GoneWest would shine at the remunerative distances arounda mile and an eighth. Gone West, after all, had won theGI Dwyer S. over that distance, and the colt=s dam,Silken Cat, had won the GI Mazarine S. over 1 1/16miles as a juvenile. There was also some reassurance tobe found in the colt=s 3x4 inbreeding to Secretariat. With this background, there is bound to be theoccasional exception to the Speightstown speed rule.The first was Haynesfield, now a member of the Airdriestallion team. With two lines of Secretariat and three ofNorthern Dancer, Haynesfield gained five of his stakesvictories over a mile and an eighth or more, with hisfinest moment coming when he wired the field in the GIJockey Club Gold Cup over a mile and a quarter. Golden Ticket is clearly another who is suited by amile and a quarter. So where has the extra staminacome from? The prime suspect must be his damBusiness Plan, although this $800,000 yearling didn=tshow enough ability during her brief career to determineher optimum distance. She is a sister to Dubai World,who showed useful form at up to 1 3/8 miles in theUAE.

Business Plan is by no means the first daughter ofDeputy Minister to produce a Grade I winner. TheAmerican Racing Manual credits him with fourbroodmare sire championships, thanks to the likes ofCurlin, Rags To Riches, Halfbridled, Jazil, Sarava and ToHonor And Serve. Deputy Minister=s daughters alsoshone on the track, with Go For Wand and Open Mindleading the way. Another of Deputy Minister=s GradeI-winning daughters, the Ashland S. heroine WellChosen, is a three-parts-sister to Business Plan, as bothare out of daughters of Mine Only. The daughter ofMine Only who figures as Golden Ticket=s second damis Good Mood, winner of the GIII Miss Grillo S. over 11/16 miles as a juvenile. Golden Ticket cost no more than $100,000 as a2-year-old at Keeneland, but his family has producedsome high-priced yearlings. The previously mentionedDubai World cost $1.4 million and Mine Only=sstakes-winning daughter Statuette produced a $2.5-million colt to Seattle Slew. This colt, Tomahawk, wenton to finish second in two of Britain=s top juvenileprizes, the Middle Park S. and Dewhurst S.

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New York racing’s imminent takeover by the state is cause forworry“This is the Saratoga season that should have elated everyone in theracing industry...Yet at Saratoga this summer you will hear little optimistictalk about the future--not when the equivalent of a nuclear bomb is aboutto drop. Gov. Andrew Cuomo is set to take control of the New YorkRacing Association by reconstituting its board of directors and packing itwith political appointees. ” Andrew Beyer, Washington PostNicholson's parting shot as Keeneland president: Can't we all getalong?“After 13 years guiding one of the more celebrated operations in theindustry, Nick Nicholson is retiring as president of Keeneland effectiveSept. 1. In the second and final part of an interview he gave to theHerald-Leader, Nicholson shares his views on some of Thoroughbredracing's hot-button topics and re-emphasizes the direction he'd like theindustry to go.” Alicia Wincze Hughes, Lexington Herald-Leader

Golden Ticket=s fifth dam, Sin Igual, had thedistinction of being a sister to Assault, the Triple Crownwinner of 1946, and to Equal Venture, a broodmarewhose fairly recent Grade I-winning descendantsinclude Stay Thirsty, Crisp and Whywhywhy. This family=s past glories have helped some of itscolts to become stallions, despite the lack of a Grade Ivictory. Golden Ticket=s third dam, Mine Only, was asister to Rare Performer, a non-graded-winning sprinterwho sired 26 black-type winners. Mine Only herselfproduced Academy Award, a Grade II scorer who sireda Grade I winner. She is also the third dam of MagicalFeeling, winner this year of the GII Barbara Fritchie H.over seven furlongs. Mine Only is a daughter of Mr. Prospector, whichmeans that Golden Ticket is inbred 3x4 to that greatstallion. As Speightstown=s grandsires are thoseubiquitous stallions Mr. Prospector and Storm Cat,there had to be some worries that his options withinthe broodmare population would be somewhatrestricted. However, this clearly hasn=t proved aproblem. Although most of his graded winners don=thave duplications to one or other of these stallions, hisson Bridgetown is inbred 3x3 to Storm Cat and his totalof black-type performers with two lines of Mr.Prospector stands in double figures.

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WRITERS UP

TALES TO BE TOLD With the first day of the new school year just aroundthe corner, thousands of first- and fourth-graders inKentucky will able to tuck away new copies of horse-themed books into their backpacks. The first-gradersbegin with ASeabiscuit the Wonder Horse@ by Meghan

McCarthy, while the fourth-graders will delve into MichaelMorpurgo=s AWar Horse,@ a bookpublished in 1982 that became atheatrical hit before making itsway successfully to the silverscreen. The books are part of theKentucky Horse Park=s LiteracyProgram, which, in addition todistributing the books, hasdeveloped hands-on horseexperiences, equine productions

and a teacher=s curriculum. AOn average, the first graders are learning to read,and the fourth graders are reading to learn,@ explainedMollie Jameson, the program=s volunteer director.

The program grew out of the Black Stallion LiteracyProgram, which had been established in part by theheirs of the late Walter Farley, whose ABlack Stallion@series captured the imagination of so many children andyoung adults. The International Museum of the Horsewas preparing the exhibit AA Gift From the Desert,@ andthat is how Jameson came to be involved. AIt was about the Arabianhorse, I and volunteered as aliaison with it,@ she added. AIndoing so, I came across theBlack Stallion LiteracyProgram out of Orlando,Florida, so we brought that upfor a couple of years, and itworked beautifully. We're sounique being in the horsecapital of the world that wewanted to embrace it. That=snow incorporated into theKentucky Horse Park LiteracyProgram.@ Approximately 17,000 students in 11 of Kentucky=scounties--Bourbon, Clay, Clark, Fayette, Gallatin, Grant,Madison, Mercer, Montgomery, Scott, and Woodford--have benefitted since the program=s launch in 2010.Cont. p9

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The Kentucky Horse Park Foundation=s ExecutiveDirector, Laura Klumb, underscored its basic tenets. AWe work with the school systems in all of thecounties that participate in the program and it=s atwo-pronged approach,@ Klumb explained. AFor some ofthese kids, this is the first book they've ever owned oftheir own, so it=s really important to give them a bookand help them start their own personal library. Then,we work with the teachers devising a curriculum--obviously it=s up to them to teach the reading.

AThere's a need for literacynationwide, and Kentucky iscertainly one of the states thatneeds it as much, if not more,than any of the others,@ Klumbadded. AWe have some veryimpoverished counties inKentucky with very low literacyrates, so we really try to getbooks into the hands of childrento instill that love of reading.@ Getting new books into thehands of over 1,000 first-gradersand nearly 5,000 fourth-graders

per annum isn=t the easiest task. AWe do all our own fundraising through sponsors anddonors, so we're 100% supported by philanthropicdonations,@ Jameson pointed out. AWe do work withpublishers, and sometimes there are special programsthat provide discounts.@ The program=s sponsors this year include KentuckyBank, Toyota Motor Manufacturing Kentucky,UKHealthCare Kentucky Children's Hospital, KentuckyThoroughbred Association, PNC Bank, The LittleFoundation, andKentucky HorsePark Foundation. AFundraising is ayear-round,ongoing process,as you canimagine,@ Klumbadded. AWe'realways looking fornew sponsors,and we have awonderful rate ofrenewal--our sponsors love this program--so we hopethey stay on board, and we always try to reach out tonew ones.@ A third book, AGoliath, Hero of the Great BaltimoreFire@ by Claudia Friddell has met with the approval ofboth those running the program and the students. AI think Mollie has done a great job in choosing thesebooks,@ added Ashton Moynihan, who volunteers forthe program. AEach tells a story about a specific horse--Seabiscuit was historic, a real horse; Goliath is also areal story.

AI think that's a unique perspective that also helps thekids learn a little bit about history,@ Moynihan added. Standards of the literary canon such as ABlackBeauty,@ along with the ABlack Stallion@ series, wereinitially considered for the program, but, ultimately,newer books were chosen. AWe thought about >The Black Stallion= because it'ssuch a classic, but, in reviewing what we wanted forthe kids, >War Horse= cameto mind because of[Steven] Spielberg [>smovie],@ Jamesonexplained. AWe tested itwith the students, and itjust worked. We also likedhaving something that wasa little more contemporary--all three of these authorsare still living. The authorof >Goliath= [ClaudiaFriddell] came in to do areading with the students, and we've invited theothers. You know how infuential the books you readwere, and I think these authors coming in gives thesestudents one more reason to read and to learn.@ There is a possibility that the program could expandto additional grades within the school systems. ALong term, that would be a great goal for theprogram,@ Klumb confirmed. AWe do want to reach asmany kids as we can--this year, that will mean thecurrent first and fourth graders, possibly third grade ifwe can. Then we'll take a look at funding and staffresources as they become available each year to seehow we can reach more and more kids at all agelevels.@ Kentucky=s public librariesare an additional resourcefor the program. AWe have a good publiclibrary system here and theyhave been a supporter,@ saidJameson. AI'd love to seeevery student in every gradein Kentucky with a horsebook, but it's all a matter offunding. Last year we tested >Goliath,= our third book,and we're hoping to roll that out to students this year,but that's dependent on raising money from privatequarters.@ The Kentucky Horse Park Literacy Program isn=t justabout the books, however. AThe first grade book is delivered to the schools witha live horse,@ Moynihan explained. AThey meet the horsefirst, then they're given their book. Again, some ofthese kids have never had their own hardcover book,which was a shock to several of us. They write theirname in their book. Then we have several Thoroughbredactivities for them to participate in.@ Cont. p10

Mollie Jameson welcomes Claudia Friddell

A first-grader signs his copy of“Seabiscuit”

First graders test out racing silks

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Farms and owners donated racing silks and gogglesfor the children, and racing photographs were blown upso that the children could put their faces as the jockey.Approximately 900 first-grade students, along withtheir teachers and chaperones, later attended a liveperformance at the Kentucky Horse Park that featured areenactment of the fabledSeabiscuit/War Admiral matchrace, and was accompanied byparticipants in period dress, aswell as some of the hit music ofthe time. AChris McCarron was one of thejockeys and he got to rideSeabiscuit this time,@ saidJameson. APimlico very kindlysent us the original race footage,and we were able to play that forthem before the reenactment. Itwas a wonderful atmosphere.@ The fourth graders didn=t have aspecial production in receivingtheir books, which were shipped directly to the schools,but they had an exciting field trip to the Horse Park thispast spring. AThey came to the Alltech Arena at the KentuckyHorse Park that holds about 5,500 people, and we had

it filled to capacity with fourth-grade students from aroundKentucky with their teachers andchaperones,@ Klumb recalled. AWehad a program that was writtenand performed by the KHPEducation and Equine Departmentcalled >The Book Report.= In it,two teachers are discussing awonderful book report they gotand, while they're narrating it, thebook is coming to life withscenes--live horses, periodcostume, WWI ambulances--before their very eyes.

ABut they're also getting to hear the importance ofwriting a book report, of using what they've learnedand turning it into words, and how it can impact yourlife, not just reading it,@ Klumb continued. AWe all gotso many hand-written notes from those fourth graderssaying it was the best field trip they'd ever been on.We know we're touching lives.@ To find out more about the Kentucky Horse ParkLiteracy Program, visit www.kyhorsepark.com, orcontact Mollie Jameson at 859.509.1915 ormolliejam@gmail.com. --M Kizenko

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Yesterday=s Results:SARATOGA DEW S., $100,000, SAR, 8-27, (S),3yo/up, f/m, 1 1/8m, 1:49 4/5, ft.1--GO UNBRIDLED, 118, m, 5, Unbridled Jet--Reign Or Shine, by Majesty's Time. O-Howard T Whitbred; B-Thinking Cap Stable (NY); T-H Allen Jerkens; J-Junior Alvarado. $60,000. Lifetime Record: GSP, 21-4-4-6, $263,210.

2--Opus A, 124, m, 5, Read The Footnotes--Lady Nelson, by Sea Hero. ($6,500 RNA wlng '07 KEENOV). O-Broadway Blue Stable. $20,000.3--Ginger Snapit, 118, f, 4, Tapit--Clever Turk, by Turkoman. ($45,000 yrl '09 FTNAUG). O-Dogwood Stable. $10,000.Margins: 6HF, 1HF, 1. Odds: 5.10, 1.60, 7.00. Go Unbridled, third in last year=s rendition of thisstake, came off a two-month rest to round out thetrifecta in Belmont=s Key Cents S. May 20, run poorly inthe Endear S. July 4 and finish a distant fifth in theFleet Indian S. at the Spa Aug. 1. She settled far offthe pace in the early going here, moved up on theoutside exiting the backstretch and swung out on theturn. The bay responded when urged at the head of thelane, caught the leaders in midstretch and cruised homeunder a hand ride. Click for the brisnet.com chart orVideo, sponsored by Taylor Made Sales.

ARISTIE S., $98,000, SAR, 8-27, (S), 2yo, f, 6f, 1:11 4/5, ft.1--#EFFIE TRINKET, 120, f, 2, Freud--Maya's Note, by Editor's Note. ($4,000 yrl '11 OBSJAN; $130,000 2yo >12 OBSAPR). O-Patsy C Symons; B-McMahon of Saratoga Thoroughbreds LLC (NY); T-Richard A Violette Jr; J-Alan Garcia. $60,000. Lifetime Record: 2-2-0-0, $96,000.

2--Agilion, 120, f, 2, Lion Heart--Fast Read, by Touch Gold. ($60,000 yrl '11 FTNAUG). O-GoldMark Farm, LLC. $20,000.3--Zekes Surprise, 120, f, 2, Frost Giant--Marquet Rate, by Marquetry. ($23,000 yrl '11 FTNAUG). O-Bob Petersons Stables, LLC. $10,000.Margins: HD, 1 1/4, 6. Odds: 2.25, 0.90, 4.10. Effie Trinket was a good-looking 4 3/4-length winnergoing a sixteenth shorter against Empire breds in theslop here Aug. 10 and was well supported to remainundefeated here. Settled in behind My Smartness(Freud) through opening splits of :23.01 and :46.75,the dark bay drew on even terms with that rival at thequarter pole, inched ahead midstretch and was all outlate to hold off the late-closing Agilion. Click for thebrisnet.com chart or the video, sponsored by Taylor Made Sales.

2nd-SAR, $95,000, Opt. Clm. ($75,000), NW3X,3yo/up, f/m, 1 1/16mT, 1:41 1/5, fm.1--FEDERATION (GB), 121, f, 4, Motivator (GB)-- Flirtation (GB), by Pursuit Of Love (GB). (45,000gns RNA yrl '09 TATOCT). O-Guy Roxburghe; B-Floors Farming (GB); T-Christophe Clement. Lifetime Record: GSP, 12-4-2-2, $138,658. *1/2 to Attraction (GB) (Efisio {GB}), Ch. 2yo Filly-Europe, Hwt 2yo-Eng, Hwt Older Mare-Ire at 7-9.5f, MG1SW-Eng, G1SW-Ire, $1,586,237. (DH)2--Prize Catch, 121, m, 5, A.P. Indy--Gwenjinsky, by Seattle Dancer.(DH)2--The Underling, 121, m, 5, Malibu Moon--Queens Court Queen, by Lyphard.Margins: 2 3/4, HF, HF. Odds: 0.80, 29.75, 5.80. Federation, who launched her career in England withmodest success, kicked off her American campaignwith a pair of wins at Tampa, including the most recentagainst allowance company Feb. 11. Bumped up tograded company for Tampa=s Mar. 10 GIII HillsboroughS. over nine panels, the bay came home a respectablesecond behind Zagora (Fr) (Green Tune), victorious inlast weekend=s GII Ballston Spa S. Fourth over thesoggy Belmont turf in the May 5 GIII Beaugay S., shefound better footing in the June 16 Mohegan Sky S.,and finished a respectable third, beaten only 1 1/2lengths. Favored in her latest start in a $75,000optional claimer over this turf course July 30,Federation lacked racing room late, but closed well tobe a narrowly beaten fourth. Well backed again thistime, the English bred was eager in the early going andwas wrested back to second through a solid openinghalf mile set by The Underling. Ready to tackle that oneat the quarter pole, Federation inched clear at the headof the lane and strode clear to score by a comfortablemargin. Click for the brisnet.com chart or the video,sponsored by Taylor Made Sales.

7th-SAR, $80,000, Msw, 2yo, f, 5 1/2fT, 1:04 1/5,fm.+SENSATIONAL APPEAL (f, 2, Successful Appeal--Zelna J, by Roy), sent off at 15-1, was content to easeback to fourth behind the free-wheeling early leaderIndian Splendor (Indian Ocean). Approaching the finalturn, the frontrunner decided to make a b-line for theoutside rail, thus gifting the lead to Neon Moon (MalibuMoon). Steadily closing the gap from the outside,Sensational Appeal collared Neon Moon at the eighthpole, drew clear and was 1 1/2 lengths clear of closingSpeaking Role (Singspiel {Ire}) at the wire. Neon Moonrounded out the trifecta. Sales history: $18,000 yrl '11KEESEP. Lifetime Record: 1-1-0-0, $48,000. Click forthe brisnet.com chart or the video, sponsored by TaylorMade Sales.O-Lone Star Stables Three. B-Chance Johnson &Walmac Farm (KY). T-Michael R Matz.

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Aristie S. Effie Trinket (Freud) remains undefeated and gets firstblack-type score.

Saratoga Dew S. Go Unbridled (Unbridled Jet) bests the field in thestretch.

2nd-Sar Opt. Clm. Federation (GB) (Motivator {GB}) draws clear toan easy victory.

1st-SAR Msw True Fortune (Yes It’s True) goes gate- to-wire insecond career attempt.

8 -SAR Mswth Leap (Hook And Ladder) gets up just in time.

New York report cont.

10th-SAR, $80,000, Msw, 3yo/up, 5 1/2fT, 1:01 3/5,fm.MISS SUWANEE (f, 3, Mr. Greeley--Lindy Wells, byA.P. Indy) failed to hit the mark in her first two starts,including a last-place finish sprinting on the dirt atBelmont Oct. 19 followed by an eighth going 7 1/2panels on the Gulfstream turf Dec. 9. A much-improvedthird while trying five furlongs at the Hallandale ovalJan. 12, the bay was given the next 8 months off. Sentoff at 7-1 in this return, the 3-year-old jumped out totake an early advantage, led at every call and drew offlate to hand Loud Pipes (Ghostzapper) a 3 1/2-lengthdefeat.$65,000 yrl '10 KEESEP; $190,000 2yo 2011OBSMAR. Lifetime Record: 4-1-0-1, $53,550. Click forthe brisnet.com chart or the video, sponsored by Taylor Made Sales.O-Reeves Thoroughbred Racing. B-StonestreetThoroughbred Holdings LLC (KY). T-Katherine Ritvo.

1st-SAR, $60,000, Msw, (S), 2yo, f, 5.5f, 1:05 2/5, ft.TRUE FORTUNE (f, 2, Yes It=s True--Fortuesque {SP,$116,915}, by Fortunate Prospect), a half to MusketMan (Yonaguska), MGSW & MGISP, $1,236,820,endured a wide trip and come home third in the slop atthe Spa Aug. 10. Sent off at 5-2 this time, she wasforwardly placed early, dueled for the lead on theinside, shook free in upper stretch and held off Polan(Sharp Humor) by 3/4 of a length. Lifetime Record:2-1-0-1, $42,000. Click for the brisnet.com chart orVideo, sponsored by Taylor Made Sales.O-R A Hill Stable. B-Maybrys Farm Inc (NY). T-G Weaver.

8th-SAR, $60,000, Msw, (S), 2yo, 6f, 1:11 1/5, ft.LEAP (c, 2, Hook And Ladder--Safety Net, by A.P. Indy)was a wide-trip fourth on debut at this track Aug. 6.Getting Lasix here, the 3-1 chance kept on the outerand off the pace, angled out on the bend and closeddown the center of the stretch to get a nose ahead oftiring pacesetter Comandante (Frost Giant). LifetimeRecord: 2-1-0-0, $39,000. Click for the brisnet.comchart or Video, sponsored by Taylor Made Sales.O/B-Chester & Mary R Broman (NY). T-John C Kimmel.

1st-FLX, $18,000, Msw, 2yo, f, 5f, 1:00 4/5, ft.SPANISH SWORD (f, 2, Stonesider--Caucus, by GeneralMeeting) finished last in a troubled career bow at thistrack Aug. 13. Getting Lasix here, she challenged forthe early lead, was pressured by Little Miss Lupe(Salute the Sarge), but dug in late to finish a lengthahead of that rival at the wire. The winner is a half toLady Candidate (Bob And John), SW, $101,561. Saleshistory: $1,500 yrl '11 FTMOCT. Lifetime Record:2-1-0-0, $11,160. Click for the brisnet.com chart.O/T-Rafael Ramos. B-John H Adger & C LynwoodO'Cain DVM (NY).

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Monday Cancellations

PARX RACING (races 3-10)(Track conditions)

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APPOINTMENTS Chance Timm • Named in charge of WinStar Farm’s Stallion Season Sales,

effective Sept. 3. • Timm is a graduate of the University of Arizona Race Track

Industry Program and Darley Flying Start Program. • Spent the last two years as assistant bloodstock agent for John

Fulton.

Leanna Packard • Named WinStar StableMates Coordinator and Bloodstock

Assistant. • Graduate of Ohio State University, worked for Richland Hills Farm

in sales and administrative roles. • Worked the 2012 sale season for Eliza Park Stud in Australia. • Gerry Duffy, WinStar’s Stallion Seasons Director, said, “As we

grow our Stallion Roster, we want to provide the level of serviceour clients are accustomed to. Chance and Leanna come to uswith energy, excitement and passion about this business and welook forward to having them on the team.”

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Sunday Night=s Results:9th-MNR, $25,800, Alw, NW4L, 3yo/up, f/m, 5 1/2f,1:04 2/5, ft.WAR PLAY (f, 3, War Image--Tune Lender, by Banker'sGold) scored at this track by an impressive 12 3/4lengths as the 8-5 favorite in a sloppy debut Sept. 23and narrowly finished second over similar footing in aMay 8 allowance. She returned to her winning waysMay 26 while sporting front wraps and scored aprevious career high 89 Beyer Speed Figure in a 13 3/4-length romp June 25. The deserving 2-5 chalk here, sheset the pace three wide and drew away in upper stretchen route to an 11-length victory. Splendor Town(Speightstown) was second. Lifetime Record: 5-4-1-0,$57,260. Click for the brisnet.com chart.O-Felicia Campbell. B-Campbell Stable LLC (MI).T-Ronald D Allen Sr.

IN BRITAIN:Red Avenger, c, 2, War Front. See "Britain."

IN IRELAND:Vinson Massif, c, 2, Giant=s Causeway. See "Ireland."

IN JAPAN:Nasuno Sibelius, f, 3, Unbridled=s Song--Cradlesong, by Pine Bluff. Niigata, 8-25, Novice Race, 9fT. Lifetime Record: 6-1-0-2, $100,000. O-Nasuno Farm; B-B P Walden Jr, J Stuart & Unbridled=s Song Syndicate; T-Masamichi Wada. *1/2 to Slew By Slew (Slew City Slew), SW, $236,364. **$100,000 wnlg >09 KEENOV. ***The gray filly sat in midpack of the 18-horse field early, accelerated sharply in the stretch and drew away by 3/4 of a length. Winning jockey Hiroyuki Uchida commented, AIt was a good position and we could save ground.@

First-crop starters to watch: Tuesday, August 28Sire (Sire’s Sire), current farm, 2009 Fee, #foals of racing age/Winners/BlackTypeWnrs * Race #-track, race type, distance, runner, odds (if available)

NOBLE CAUSEWAY (Giant's Causeway), Crestwood, $5K, 153/24/15-HOO, Msw, 6f, +Virginia Wolfe, $5K RNA KEE JAN yrl, 6-1

Yesterday=s Results:RIPON CHAMPION TWO YRS OLD TROPHY,2012-Listed, ,27,000, Ripon, 8-27, 2yo, 6fT, 1:14.43, gd/sf.1--#DEAUVILLE PRINCE (FR), 128, c, 2, by Holy Roman Emperor (Ire) 1st Dam: Queen of Deauville (Fr), by Diableneyev 2nd Dam: Mercalle (Fr), by Kaldoun (Fr) 3rd Dam: Eole des Mers (Fr), by Carvin II (Fr) (i16,500 yrl >11 ARQAUG; ,30,000 2yo >12 GOFAPR). O-N & S Mather, C Ledigo, L Basran; B-Ecurie Haras du Cadran Et Al; T-Tom Dascombe; J-Richard Kingscote; ,15,312. Lifetime Record: 5-2-1-0, ,23,769.2--Melody of Love (GB), 123, f, 2, Haafhd (GB)--Tamzin (GB), by Hernando (Fr). O/B-Mrs P Good; T-Ann Duffield; ,5,805.3--Botanic Garden (GB), 128, c, 2, Royal Applause (GB)-- Rock Lily (GB), by Rock of Gibraltar (Ire). (,35,000 yrl >11 DBSSEP; 45,000gns 2yo >12 TATJUL). O-H E Sheikh Mishal Hamad bin KH Al-Thani; B-The Kathryn Stud Ltd; T-William Haggas; ,2,905.Margins: 1 1/4, 4HF, 14. Odds: 3-1, 7-2, 7-1.Also Ran: Lyric Ace (Ire), Pay Freeze (Ire). Having beaten subsequent G3 Acomb S. runner-upSteeler (Ire) (Raven's Pass) in a seven-furlong Haydockmaiden July 21, Deauville Prince was sent to Deauvilleto contest the Aug. 12 Listed Prix Francois Boutin overthat trip and was fourth. Always prominent here, thebay overhauled Melody of Love on the front end with100 yards remaining and was driven out to assert.Video, courtesy attheraces.com.

Warwick, 16.30, Mdn, ,5,000, 2yo, 7f 26ydsT,1:27.94, gd/fm.RED AVENGER (c, 2, War Front--Emotional Rescue, bySmart Strike), a $105,000 KEESEP yearling and175,000gns TATAPR juvenile, was sixth on debut oversix furlongs at Leicester June 5 and broke well to racetowards the fore. Getting to Tamarkuz (Speightstown)with 150 yards remaining, the 9-2 second choice waspushed out to score by 1 1/4 lengths. Lifetime Record:2-1-0-0, ,3,235. Video, courtesy Racing UK.O-R J Arculli; B-Wedgewood Farm; T-Ed Dunlop.

Warwick, 15.55, Mdn, ,5,000, 2yo, 7f 26ydsT,1:26.10, gd/fm.+SECRETINTHEPARK (GB) (c, 2, Sakhee=s Secret {GB}--Lark in the Park {Ire}, by Grand Lodge) was slightlyawkward leaving the gates and chased the leadersthrough the early fractions of this first go. Asked toclose on the home turn, the 10-1 chance challengedinside the two pole and ran on strongly under a final-furlong drive to deny the errant run of Darkening (Ire)(Shamardal) by a neck. He becomes the 14th winner forhis freshman sire (by Sakhee). Lifetime Record: 1-1-0-0, ,3,235. Video, courtesy Racing UK.O/B-Mia Racing; T-Ed McMahon.

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B R E E D E R S’ E D I T I O NAMERICA

British report cont.

Ripon, 16.45, Mdn, ,4,000, 3-4yo, 1mT, 1:43.75, gd.+STAR LAHIB (IRE) (f, 3, Cape Cross {Ire}--Cannikin{Ire}, by Lahib) was prominent early before takingcommand with three furlongs remaining. Soon clear,the 9-2 joint-second favorite hit the line with six lengthsto spare over Kept (GB) (Pivotal {GB}). Sales history:14,500gns RNA wnlg >09 TATNOV; i13,000 yrl >10GOFFEB; 25,000gns yrl >10 TATOCT. Lifetime Record:1-1-0-0, ,2,588. Video, courtesy attheraces.com.O-Jaber Abdullah; B-Piercetown Stud; T-M Johnston.

Yesterday=s Results:Deauville, 16.40, Cond, i34,000, 2yo, 1mT, 1:46.90,gd.SAINT AGNAN (FR) (c, 2, Verglas {Ire}--Scapegrace{Ire}, by Cape Cross {Ire}), who was a last-out winnergoing seven panels at Clairefontaine July 30, soon ledat a steady pace in this first try at a mile. Stoked upwhen threatened in early stretch, the 7-5 favorite kepton well for one flick of the whip inside the final furlongto prevail by 3/4 of a length from Charming Touch(Elusive Quality). Lifetime Record: 3 starts, 2 wins, 1 place, i32,200. Click for Equidia videoO-Gerard Augustin-Normand; B-Franklin Finance SA; T-Jean-Claude Rouget.

Yesterday=s Results:Dundalk, 17.45, Mdn, i10,000, 2yo, 5f (AWT),:59.21, gd.VINSON MASSIF (c, 2, Giant=s Causeway--SwanNebula, by Seeking the Gold), sixth on debut in theclassy seven-furlong maiden won by stable companionThe United States (Ire) (Galileo {Ire) at The Curragh July1, raced behind the early leaders. Battling to the frontwith a furlong remaining, the bay held off ScrapperBlackwell (GB) (Zamindar) to score by a head, with theG1 Phoenix S. third Lottie Dod (Ire) (Invincible Spirit{Ire}) 2 1/4 lengths away in third. Lifetime Record:2-1-0-0, i6,900. Video, courtesy attheraces.com.O-Susan Magnier, Michael Tabor & Derrick Smith;B-Capital Bloodstock; T-Aidan O=Brien.

Dundalk, 18.15, Mdn, i10,000, 2yo, 7f (AWT),1:25.60, stn.FESTIVE CHEER (FR) (c, 2, Montjeu {Ire}--Bold Classic,by Pembroke) had made little show on debut when fifthin a decent Curragh maiden over this trip July 22, butcarried confidence and started as the even-moneyfavorite. Stalking the early pace on the inner, the68,000gns TATDEC weanling swooped on Made InDesign (Ire) (Invincible Spirit {Ire}) with 150 yardsremaining en route to a comfortable two-lengthsuccess. Majestic Jasmine (Ire) (New Approach {Ire}),the daughter of Majestic Roi (Street Cry {Ire}), put upan encouraging debut effort and stayed on to finishfourth. Lifetime Record: 2-1-0-0, i6,900. Video,courtesy attheraces.com.O-Michael Tabor, Derrick Smith & Susan Magnier; B-Societa Agricola Gem Srl & December Bloodstock; T-Aidan O=Brien.

Saturday=s Results:Baden-Baden, 16.10, Cond, i102,500, 2yo, f, 6fT,1:13.27, gd/sf.DH--MOLLY MARA (GER), (f, 2, Big Shuffle--MollyDancer {Ger}, by Shareef Dancer). Sales history:i52,000 yrl >11 BBASEP. Lifetime Record: 3-1-1-0,i42,550. O-Karl-Dieter Ellerbracke; B-GestutAuenquelle; T-Jean-Claude Rouget. *Full to Molly Art(Ger), Hwt Older Mare-Ger at 7-9.5f, MSW & GSP-Ger,$119,763; Molly Max (Ger), Hwt 2yo Colt-Ger, GSW-Ger, $198,026.DH--+TOSCA (GER), (f, 2, Amadeus Wolf {GB}--Tamarita {Ger} {SP-Ger}, by Acatenango {Ger}). Saleshistory: i20,000 yrl >11 BBASEP. Lifetime Record:1-1-0-0, i35,000. O/T-Ilka Gansera-Leveque; B-Gestut Harzburg. Molly Mara, who was fifth in Deauville=s June 28Listed Prix Yacowlef on debut and went postward asthe 21-10 chalk coming off a second at ClairefontaineJuly 30, and the newcomer Tosca, who was let go at27-2, dead-heated in this valuable sales race. Bothbroke on terms with the leaders and raced handily justbehind the pace until the straight. Hooking up on thefront end near the stands= side rail approaching the finaleighth, Molly Mara and Tosca were both undermaximum drive in the closing stages and could not beseparated by technology, hitting the line in tandemafter a thrilling duel.

ADDITIONAL MAIDEN WINNERS:Hoofbeatonmyheart, m, 5, Mobil--Danzigs Silver (SW, $200,429), by Strolling Along. FEX, 8-27, (S), 6f, 1:14 2/5. B-Audre Cappuccitti (ON).

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EDITION. COMPLETE RESULTS WILL APPEAR INWEDNESDAY=S TDN.

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1st Race, $43,000 Allowance, at Presque Isle Downs.

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B R E E D E R S’ E D I T I O NEUROPE

CONDITIONS RESULTS:

GERMANY, Baden-Baden, 14.20, 8-26, i52,000, 3yo,1 1/2mT, 2:38.50, gd/sf.LOCHNAGAR (GER) (c, 3, Sholokhov {Ire}--Lindenblute{GB}, by Surumu {Ger}) Lifetime Record: 4 starts, 2 wins, 1 place, i39,800. O-Stall Pregel; B-GestutZoppenbroich; T-Waldemar Hickst. *i22,000 yrl >10BBASEP. **1/2 to Lindholm (Ger) (Second Set {Ire}),SW & GSP-Ity, GSP-Ger, SP-Fr & Ata, $332,556; Lenz(Ger) (Doyen {Ire}), Ch. Imported 2yo Colt-Slo, MSP-Slo; Lindner (Ger) (Golan {Ire}), GSP-Ger; Lindentree(GB) (Dai Jin {GB}), GSP-Ger.

FRANCE, Deauville, 19.15, 8-27, €34,000, 3yo, f,1mT, 1:44.30, gd.ZALONIA (GB) (f, 3, Cape Cross {Ire}--Arlecchina {Ger}{SW & MGSP-Ger, MGSP-Ity}, by Mtoto {GB}) LifetimeRecord: 6 starts, 2 wins, 4 places, €30,900. O-Ildefonso Leon-Sotelo Garcia; B-Newsells Park Stud;T-Mikel Delzangles. *€35,000 yrl >10 ARQAUG.

FRANCE, Deauville, 20.15, 8-27, €34,000, 3yo, c/g,1mT, 1:42.60, gd.TROPAIOS (GB) (g, 3, Excellent Art {GB}--Light Quest,by Quest For Fame) Lifetime Record: 8 starts, 3 wins, 3 places, €64,100. O-Leonidas Marinopoulos; B-StilviCompania Financiera SA; T-Carlos Laffon-Parias. *1/2to Skia (Fr) (Motivator {GB}), GSW-Fr, $164,049.

BRITAIN, Epsom, 15.40, 8-27, ,12,000, 3yo/up, 10f18ydsT, 2:07.56, gd.LYSSIO (GER) (g, 5, Motivator {GB}--Lysuna {Ger}{GSP-Ger}, by Monsun {Ger}) Lifetime Record: MSP-Ger, 25-3-2-3, ,56,744. O-Bagden Wood BuildingServices Ltd; B-Gestut Hof Ittlingen; T-MichaelAttwater. *36,000gns HIT >11 TATHIT.

BRITAIN, Warwick, 17.05, 8-27, ,10,300, 3yo/up, 7f 26ydsT, 1:24.86, gd/fm.RIGHT TO DREAM (IRE) (g, 3, Oasis Dream {GB}--Granny Kelly, by Irish River {Fr}) Lifetime Record:9-2-2-1, ,20,950. O-Right Tack Partnership;B-Gigginstown House Stud; T-Brian Meehan.*60,000gns yrl >10 TATOCT; 95,000gns RNA 2yo >11 TATOCT. **1/2 to Six Hitter (Boundary), SW-Ity,$145,301.

ADDITIONAL MAIDEN WINNERS:+Jebril (Fr), g, 2, Astronomer Royal--Happy Clapper (GB), by Royal Applause (GB). Chepstow, Britain, 8-27, Mdn, 2yo, 1m 14ydsT. B-Heather Murat. *Third winner for freshman sire (by Danzig).+Beatrice (GB), f, 2, Dr Fong--Brangane (Ire) (SW-Slov & Cve), by Anita=s Prince (Ire). Royan La Palmyre, France, 8-26, Cond, 2yo, 1mT. B-Alexandre Pereira. *1/2 to Belcore (Ger) (Saumarez {GB}), GSW-Ger, $111,916.Emperatriz (GB), f, 2, Holy Roman Emperor (Ire)-- Fairmont (Ire), by Kingmambo. Newcastle, Britain, 7-27, Mdn, 2yo, 7fT. B-D R Botterill. *,16,000 yrl >11 DONAUG.Wildheart (Ire), c, 2, Manduro (Ger)--Zaynaat (GB), by Unfuwain. Baden-Baden, Germany, 8-26, Mdn, 2yo, 7 1/2fT. B-Gestut Rottgen.Admire Fuji (Ire), c, 2, Oasis Dream (GB)--Sun Bittern, by Seeking the Gold. Vittel, France, 8-26, Cond, 2yo, 1mT. B-Serge Boucheron. *i90,000 yrl >11 ARQAUG.Dame Helen (GB), f, 2, Royal Applause (GB)--Movie Star (Ire), by Barathea (Ire). La Roche-Posay, France, 8-26, Mdn, 2yo, 1mT. B-Whatton Manor Stud.Nile Knight (GB), c, 2, Sir Percy (GB)--Sahara Belle, by Sanglamore. Epsom, Britain, 7-27, Mdn, 2yo, 7fT. B-Anthony Pakenham, Victoria Pakenham, F Hines & J James. *2,500gns RNA wnlg >10 TATDEC; 25,000gns yrl >11 TATOCT.+Nice Story (Ire), f, 2, Suave--Royal Aly, by Royal Academy. Chepstow, Britain, 8-27, Mdn, 2yo, f, 1m 14ydsT. B-Storeway Ltd. *i15,000 RNA wnlg >10 GOFNOV; i10,500 2yo >12 GORMAY.Monicker (GB), f, 3, Manduro (Ger)--Guadalajara (Ger) (Hwt. Older Mare-Eng at 14f+, SW & MGSP-Fr, GSP-Eng, $206,492), by Acatenango (Ger). Chateauroux, France, 8-26, Cond, 3yo/up, 1 3/16mT. B-Darley. *4,000gns HIT >12 TATJUL.Morning Call (GB), g, 3, Sleeping Indian (GB)--Fanfare (GB), by Deploy (GB). Warwick, Britain, 8-27, Mdn, 3yo/up, 7f 26ydsT. B-Grasshopper 2000 Ltd. *1/2 to Dan Tucket (GB) (Dansili {GB}), Ch. 3yo Colt-Sca, SW & GSP-Den, SP-Nor, $109,597.

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Amazombie (Northern Afleet), 3f, :38.60, 15/18Switch (Quiet American), 5f, 1:00.60, 20/41

SARATOGAAir Support (Smart Strike), 4fT (tt), :46.77, 2/48Data Link (War Front), 4f (tt), :50.12, 13/22Jackson Bend (Hear No Evil), 4f (tt), :49.77, 7/22Justin Phillip (First Samurai), 5f, 1:01.72, 14/25Macho Macho (Macho Uno), 5f, 1:00.45, 6/25My Adonis (Pleasantly Perfect), 4f, :48.08, 16/88Shackleford (Forestry), 4f, :50.97, 79/88Silver Screamer (Cozzene), 5f, 1:01.97, 17/25Tapizar (Tapit), 5f, 1:01.72, 14/25To Honor and Serve (Bernardini), 4f (tt), :49.83, 9/22

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