Second Stakes Winner for Freshman Sire

TEJANO RUNAfter breaking her maiden at Arlington by 14 1/2 lengths,

TEJANO HONEY remains undefeated in winning the All Sold Out S.

104 KNOCKING AT THE DOOR Headlined by an exceptional European contingent,104 horses have been pre-entered for the eight races ofthe Breeders’ Cup next Saturday at Belmont Park. Lastyear’s Horse of the Year Tiznow (Cee’s Tizzy) will gopostward in defense of his title and, while he will notface Giant’s Causeway this time, as many as four newEuropean contenders will offer a stiff challenge.Godolphin has pre-entered the duo of Fantastic Light(Rahy) and Sakhee (Bahri) in both the $4 million GIBreeders’ Cup Classic and the $2 million GI Breeders’Cup Turf, while trainer Aidan O’Brien plans to send theMagnier/Tabor pair of Galileo (Ire) (Sadler’s Wells) andBlack Minnaloushe (Storm Cat) to the Classic. With thedepth of the overseas entrants, Breeders’ Cup PresidentD.G. Van Clief, Jr. acknowledged that holding theBreeders’ Cup in New York this year had a special sig-nificance. “Obviously, in the aftermath of the tragicattacks of Sept. 11, the Breeders’ Cup takes on a dif-ferent meaning than is normal,” Van Clief remarked.“We have dedicated this year’s Breeders’ Cup to thepeople of New York in recognition of their courage andsacrifice and hope the event can be a building block inthe rehabilitation process. We are proud to play even asmall part in that process.” When asked if it had beenconsidered to move the Breeders’ Cup from Belmont,he said, “After the events of Sept. 11, problemscrossed everyone’s mind, but the planning process wasunimpeded. We are extremely gratified by the determi-nation of owners and trainers travelling long distances[for the races].” Van Clief admitted that overall entrieswere down from recent years, but said that they werenot impacted by the terrorist attacks. “It hasn’t keptany of the good horses away,” he said. “The strengthof the core group of horses had more to do with the[fewer] number of entries.” He added, “This year’sBreeders’ Cup pre-entries are deep in talent, as usual. Ithink it is of particular note, in a year when we arerebranding the event as the World Thoroughbred Cham-pionships, that there is a strong international flavor,with nine entries from England, seven from Ireland andfour from France. This is indisputably the strongestgroup we have ever had from Europe.”

FRANKEL HOPES TO BE A FORCE Bobby Frankel is 0-36 to date inBreeders’ Cup races, but the Brooklyn-born trainer may finally put that recordto rest as he has entered six live runnersin six of the races. Aptitude (A.P. Indy)

has finally justified Frankel’s belief and will be amongthe favorites in the Classic, Distaff standout Flute (Se-attle Slew) has reigned among three-year-old fillies andcomes off a solid effort when second in the GI BeldameS., GI King’s Bishop hero Squirtle Squirt (Marquetry)cuts back to six furlongs for the Sprint and You (Youand I) earned a starring in the Juvenile Fillies with a bigwin in the GI Frizette S., while Timboroa (GB) (Salse)and Starine (Fr) (Mendocino) have been supplementedto the Turf and F/M Turf, respectively. Frankel feelsthat Aptitude’s biggest challenge will come from theoverseas raiders. “They’re all exceptional horses,” hesaid. “Hopefully, they won’t handle the dirt. [I think]Fantastic Light will handle it; his pedigree says he will.He’s the one I fear the most.”

CLASSIC-GI, $4 million, 3yo/up, 1 1/4mHORSE SIRE TRAINER+A Fleets Dancer Afleet Attfield+Albert the Great Go for Gin Zito+Aptitude A.P. Indy FrankelBlack Minnaloushe Storm Cat O’BrienFantastic Light Rahy bin Suroor+Freedom Crest To Freedom BaltasGalileo (Ire) Sadler’s Wells O’Brien+*Gander Cormorant Terranova+Guided Tour Hansel O’Callaghan+Include Broad Brush DelpMacho Uno Holy Bull OrsenoNumerous Times Numerous AttardSakhee Bahri bin Suroor+*Tiznow Cee’s Tizzy RobbinsNot selected, in order of preference:Brahms Danzig WaldenOrientate Mt. Livermore Lukas+qualified by points.*9-percent supplement.

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H F R A N C E HBUMPER EURO ENTRY FOR CUP Headed by mul-tiple Group 1 winners Galileo (Ire) (Sadler’s Wells{USA}) and Fantastic Light (USA) (Rahy {USA}), as wellas Arc winner Sakhee (USA) (Bahri {USA}), a strongcontingent of 15 European based horses has beenentered for the Breeders’ Cup meeting at Belmont Parka week from Saturday. Trainer Aidan O’Brien has sevenrunners nominated to the Cup, six of them owned aloneor in partnership by owner Michael Tabor and Mrs.John Magnier. Tabor also sends out American-basedhorses Left Bank (USA) (French Deputy {USA}, Sprint)and 2000 G1 Oaks runner-up Kalypso Katie (Ire) (FairyKing {USA}, Filly/Mare Turf). O’Brien’s two entries inthe Juvenile divisions have connections to the Breeders’Cup and Belmont Park. Undefeated two-year-old coltJohannesburg (USA), a Group 1 winner in three coun-tries, is by Hennessy (USA), second by a neck to Unbri-dled’s Song (USA) in the 1995 Juvenile at BelmontPark, while Sophisticat (USA) (Storm Cat {USA}) is a$3.4 million yearling out of Serena’s Song (USA), theU.S. champion three-year-old filly of 1995 and a four-time Grade I winner at Belmont Park. Mozart (Ire) (USA)(Danehill {USA}) will attempt to become the first Euro-pean sprinter to win the Sprint since Sheikh Albadou(GB) in 1991. The blue silks of Godolphin will be pa-raded on at least seven, and perhaps eight horses, aweek from Saturday. Noverre (USA) (Rahy {USA}), a3/4 brother to 1991 Breeders’ Cup Juvenile winnerArazi (USA), figures as one of the choices in the Breed-ers’ Cup Mile. Five of Godolphin’s eight entries havebeen based in the U.S. this season under the tutelageof trainer Eoin Harty. He saddles two each in the Juve-nile and Juvenile Fillies, the most accomplished ofwhich are GII Sorrento S. winner Tempera (USA) (A.P.Indy {USA}) and GII Norfolk S. hero Essence of Dubai(USA) (Pulpit {USA}). G3 UAE Derby victor ExpressTour (USA) (Tour d’Or {USA}) will need one defectionto draw into the field for the Mile. European femaleslook to have the upper hand in the third running of theFilly & Mare Turf. Jockey Jerry Bailey will pilot G1 IrishOaks and Nassau S. winner Lailani (GB) (Unfuwain{USA}), looking to remain the only rider to have wonthe race. He has taken the first two renewals aboardSoaring Softly (USA) and Perfect Sting (USA). Thewinner in her American debut of the GI Flower BowlInvitational at Belmont, Lailani will face a stiff challengefrom fellow Europeans Banks Hill (GB) (Danehill {USA}),conqueror of the G1 Coronation S., Mot Juste (GB)(Mtoto {GB}), runner-up in the G1 Prix de la Opera atLongchamp Oct. 7 and Crystal Music (USA) (Nureyev{USA}), second in the G1 Irish 1000 Guineas andrunner-up to Banks Hill in the Coronation.

Yesterday’s Results:GRAND CRITERIUM DE BORDEAUX-Listed, FF240,000,Toulouse, 10-17, 2yo, 1mT, 1:38.80, gd.1--#PARISIENNE (IRE), 120, f, 2, by Distant Relative (Ire)

1st Dam: Poughkeepsie (Ire), by Sadler’s Wells (USA)2nd Dam: Pawneese (Ire), by *Carvin II3rd Dam: Plencia (Fr), by Le Haar (Fr)

O-Daniel Wildenstein; B-Dayton Investments Ltd; T-Richard Gibson; J-Dominique Boeuf; FF130,000. Lifetime Record: 5 starts, 2 wins, 2 places, FF280,000.2--Leadflor (Ire), 120, f, 2, Poliglote (GB)--Lead Cora (Fr), by Lead On Time (USA). FF44,000.3--True Phenomenon (USA), 123, c, 2, Afternoon Deelites (USA)--Starlet Game (USA), by The Minstrel (Can). FF33,000.Margins: 1 1/4, HF, HF. Odds: 1.70, 13.30, 2.10.Also ran: Florhill (Ire), Tup Tim (GB), Viroana (Fr),Hydris (USA). Scratched: Arabic Song (Ire).

Parisienne made light of this task to return to win-ning ways having faced some tough opposition oflate. Having been successful in a conditions event atSaint-Cloud June 25, she was a fine second in theListed Prix Roland de Chambure at Deauville Aug. 10before finishing fifth to Ya Hajar (GB) in the G3 Prixdu Calvados there Aug. 21. Never a factor last timewhen eighth behind Quad’s Melody (Ire) in the G3Prix d’Aumale at Chantilly Sept. 19, she was never-theless favoured to take this step back in class instride. Racing in sixth early under Dominique Boeuf,she always had the leader Tup Tim (GB) (EmperorJones {USA}) in her sights and was asked to closeinside the quarter-of-a-mile straight. Quickening tograb the lead with a furlong remaining, she was sentclear for a comfortable success.

2.15 Toulouse, Prix Fernand Soubagne (Cond),FF100,000, 2yo, 6fT, 1:12.80, gd.GREAT DEAL (FR) (c, 2, Midyan {USA}--Graceful Bering

{USA}, by Bering {GB}), the 6-5 market choice, wassettled in fourth of the five runners as L’EclipseFrancaise (Fr) (Jeune Homme {USA}) led, but madesmooth headway on the bridle once into the homestraight. He quickened to the front approaching thefinal furlong and eased clear in the closing stages foran unextended three-length win from L’EclipseFrancaise. Lifetime Record: 3 starts, 2 wins, 1 place,FF121,200.O-Robert Bousquet; B-Le Thenney SA; T-Robert Col-let; J-Ioritz Mendizabal.

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HOLDING COURT TO RACE IN SAUDI ARABIA Holding Court (GB) (Hernando {Fr}), winner in 2000of the G1 Prix du Jockey Club (French Derby), has beensold to Saudi Arabian interests to race in that country,Racing Post reports. He is set to leave the barn oftrainer Michael Jarvis later this month and is scheduledto make his first start in the Crown Prince’s Cup inRiyadh Nov. 9. The bay four-year-old has won one timein four starts this season, that victory coming in the G2Grand Prix de Deauville Aug. 26. He was last seenwhen a distant 15th in the G1 Arc de Triomphe atLongchamp Oct. 7.

CHAMPION TAKING SHAPE Newmarket’s Champions Day features were begin-ning to take shape yesterday, with the weather threat-ening to turn against some of the main protagonists.The going at the track was changed to good, good tosoft in places yesterday, with wet weather a possibilitylater this week. That forecast spelled doom to thechances of Grandera (Ire) (Grand Lodge {USA}) liningup for the £400,000 G1 Dubai Champion S. The colt,who was runner-up in the G1 Eclipse S. at SandownJuly 8 and G1 International S. at York Aug. 21, willnow be put away for the season with a view to afour-year-old campaign. Trainer James Fanshawe toldPA Sport yesterday that "he has put up some tremen-dous performances at the highest level this season” andthat “we felt it best to retire him for the year.” Thatrobs the ten-furlong event of another contender afterMedicean (GB), who beat Grandera in the Eclipse S.,was withdrawn earlier in the week. The race may bediminished further by the possibility of No ExcuseNeeded (GB) (Machiavellian {USA}) and the supple-mented Tough Speed (USA) (Miswaki {USA}) beingpulled out of the race if significant rain falls by Satur-day. That would cut the Sir Michael Stoute contingentfrom three to one and Carnival Dancer (GB) (Sadler’sWells {USA}) was reported by Chris Richardson, man-aging director of the colt’s owners Cheveley Park Stud,as having “done very well.” Godolphin will be repre-sented by Best Of The Bests (Ire) (Machiavellian{USA}), who will be ridden by Frankie Dettori andEquerry (USA) (St. Jovite {USA}), who will be part-nered by Jamie Spencer, while Tobougg (Ire) (Barathea{Ire}) will also take his chance. Simon Crisford,Godolphin's racing manager, told PA Sport yesterday,“Frankie will ride Best of the Bests unless it rains veryhard and then he might switch to Equerry--but that’s an‘if’. It’s not a perfect comeback race for Best of theBests, who has been off the track for a long time.Equerry obviously has form in very soft ground and isimproving while Tobougg has been off since theEclipse.”

DUBAI 6-4 FAVOURITE FOR DEWHURST David Loder’s Dubai Destination (USA) (Kingmambo{USA}) was yesterday installed as the 6-4 favouritewith Cashmans to confirm form with Aidan O’Brien’sRock of Gibraltar (Ire) (Danehill {USA}) in Saturday’s G1Darley Dewhurst S. at Newmarket. Dubai Destinationbeat “the Rock” by a length in the G2 Champagne S. atDoncaster Sept. 14. The latter, who has since won theG1 Grand Criterium at Longchamp Oct. 7 in impressivefashion, was rated a 7-4 chance by the Cork firm yes-terday. Aidan O’Brien told PA Sport yesterday, “Rock ofGibraltar has taken his last race very well and the planis to run. When he won the Gimcrack he was able tobowl along with him but after we ran at Doncaster,Michael (Kinane) said that he didn’t think that was theway to ride him at seven furlongs. As for whether wecan beat Dubai Destination, I’m never confident, I’malways hopeful--I’m looking forward to a big run.”

Yesterday’s Results:3.40 Lingfield, Jon Harrell Memorial Conditions S.(Class D), £6,380, 2yo, 6fT, 1:18.97, hy.LADY LINKS (GB) (f, 2, Bahamian Bounty {GB}--Sparky’s Song {GB}, by Electric {GB}) broke well andwas keen early before being reigned back to sit in sec-ond behind Silver Charmer (GB) (Charmer {Ire}). The 6-5 favourite hit the front travelling easily on the bridlewith quarter of a mile remaining and needed only to bepushed clear before being eased down to beat HistoricTreble (GB) (Lycius {USA}) by a half length. The12,000gns TATDEC weanling; and 22,000gns TATOCTyearling represents jockey Richard Hannon’s 100thwinner of 2001 and is the sixth winner for her first-cropsire (by Cadeaux Genereux {GB}). Lifetime Record:6-1-1-1, £36,328. O-Coriolan Partnership II; B-Mrs Wendy Jacqueline Muir;T-Richard Hannon; J-Dane O’Neill.

Thursday, Newmarket, post time: 2:20 p.m.PEARL AND COUTTS SEVERALS S.-Listed, £22,500,3yo/up, f/m, 1 1/4mTSC PP HORSE SIRE TRAINER WT1 8 Riberac (GB) Efisio (GB) Johnston 1292 6 Generous Diana (GB) Generous (Ire) Cox 1263 2 Molomo (GB) Barathea (Ire) Meade 1264 10 Candice (Ire) Caerleon (USA) E Dunlop 1215 3 Esyoueffcee (Ire) Alzao (USA) M Easterby 1216 4 Fully Invested (USA) Irish River (Fr) Cecil 1217 7 Goncharova (USA) Gone West (USA) Stoute 1218 11 Illumination (GB) Saddlers' Hall (Ire) Fanshawe 1219 9 It s A Secret (GB) Polish Precedent (USA) Haggas 12110 12 Lady Lahar (GB) Fraam (GB) Channon 12111 13 Moon Goddess (GB) Rainbow Quest (USA) Stoute 12112 14 Soft Breeze (GB) Zafonic (USA) E Dunlop 12113 5 Stay Behind (GB) Elmaamul (USA) Perrett 12114 1 Villa Carlotta (GB) Rainbow Quest (USA) J Dunlop 121

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Yesterday’s Results:3.30 Navan, Kilcarn Stud EBF Fillies Maiden, Ir£15,360,2yo, f, 1mT, 1:51.30, sf.KOURNAKOVA (IRE) (f, 2, Sadler’s Wells {USA}--Ber-muda Classic {Ire} {MGSW-Ire}, by Double Form {Ire}),a 1/2 to Tropical (GB)(Green Desert {USA}), Hwt.Older Mare-Ire at 5-6f, MGSW-Ire, $148,915; andShake The Yoke (GB) (Caerleon {USA}), G1SW-Fr,MGSW & MG1SP-Fr, GSW & GISP-US, $701,620,was sent off the 4-9 favourite on the strength of herthird placing in the G1 Prix Marcel Boussac atLongchamp Oct. 7 and raced in fourth on the railearly as Evora (Ire) (Marju {Ire}) was taken to thefront. Switched off the inner at the top of thestraight, she was asked to quicken with 300 yardsremaining where she picked up to go clear in a mat-ter of strides. Pushed out with hands and heels fromthere, she crossed the line a facile 4 1/2 length win-ner. Lifetime Record: G1SP-Fr, 3-1-0-1, Ir£25,919. O-Mrs Susan Magnier; B-Orpendale; T-Aidan O’Brien;J-Michael Kinane.

2.00 Navan, Poplar Race (Cond.), Ir£12,450, 3yo/up,5f 182ydsT, 1:15.60, sf.TESIO (GB) (c, 3, Danehill {USA}--Pale Grey {GB}, byLinamix {Fr}), a 250,000gns Tattersalls Decemberweanling; and 400,000gns Houghton yearling buy,tracked the early leader Tender Cove (Ire) (Ball Cove{Ire}) in second early before challenging with 1 1/2furlongs remaining. Hitting the front soon after, the10-3 second favourite battled to beat her rival a shorthead, with 4 1/2 lengths back to the third. Pale Greywas purchased at the 1997 Tattersalls DecemberSale for 125,000gns carrying Tesio. Lifetime Record:5-1-1-0, £11,985. O-Michael Tabor; B-Raffin Stud; T-Aidan O’Brien;J-Michael Kinane.

5.00 Navan, Clonmellon Maiden, Ir£8,640, 3yo/up,1 5/8mT, 3:03.90, sf.LIFE MATCH (FR) (c, 3, Polish Precedent {USA}--LifeWatch {USA}, by Highland Park {USA}), sent off atodds of 7-1, raced in mid-division early as Oakley Lad(Ire) (Malmsey {USA}) cut out the running. Makingsteady progress to challenge inside the final 1 1/2furlongs, he battled to get the better of MillenniumLilly (Ire) (Grand Lodge {USA}) in the final strides andwin by a half length. The winner was a FF1,400,000yrl ‘99 DEAAUG Lifetime Record: 4-1-0-0, Ir£6,530. O-Mrs Susan Magnier; B-De Fernand Krief, andLaetitia Maelingue; T-Aidan O’Brien; J-MichaelKinane.

A 300-1 SHOCKER The tote board read 99-1 on Winning Associates(USA) (Trempolino {USA}) for last Saturday’s secondrace at Sha Tin--at least 99-1, that is. When the three-year-old found a rail split inside the final furlong andcrossed the line a head in front of Universal Glory (Aus)(Brocco {USA}), he lit up the board to the tune ofHK$3184.50 for a $10 stake. The American-bred wasmaking his first start in four months, after nearly fallingand being eased in a June 9 race. Trainer DavidOughton told the stewards that he had changed somany things for this race, that he was not sure whatmight have worked.

EUROPEAN-BRED WINNER:Forty On Line (GB), f, 2, Pharly (Fr)--Charming Bride (GB), by Charmer (Ire). Santa Anita, 10-17, Maiden race, 1mT, 1:36, $24,000 to winner. O-Cohen, Sigband & Ulmer; B-Old Mill Stud (GB); T-R Hess Jr.

Lady Links (GB), f, 2, Bahamian Bounty (GB)--Sparky’s Song (GB), by Electric (GB). Lingfield, Britain, 10-17, Jon Harrell Memorial Conditions S. (Class D), 2yo, 6fT, £4,147 to winner. B-B-Mrs Wendy Jacqueline Muir. *12,000gns wnlg ‘99 TATDEC; 22,000gns yrl ‘00 TATOCT. **Sixth winner for first-crop sire (by Cadeaux Genereux {GB}).Kournakova (Ire), f, 2, Sadler’s Wells (USA)--Bermuda Classic (Ire) (MGSW-Ire), by Double Form (Ire). Navan, Ireland, 10-17, Kilcarn Stud EBF Fillies Maiden, 2yo, f, 1mT, Ir£10,400 to winner. B-Orpendale. *1/2 to Tropical (GB)(Green Desert {USA}), Hwt. Older Mare-Ire at 5-6f, MGSW-Ire, $148,915; and Shake The Yoke (GB) (Caerleon {USA}), G1SW-Fr, MGSW & MG1SP-Fr, GSW & GISP-US, $701,620. **G1SP-Fr.Tesio (GB), c, 3, Danehill (USA)--Pale Grey (GB), by Linamix (Fr). Navan, Ireland, 10-17, Poplar Race (Cond.), 3yo/up, 5f 182ydsT, Ir£8,970 to winner. B-Raffin Stud. *250,000gns wnlg ‘98 TATDEC; 400,000gns yrl ‘99 TATHOU.Life Match (Fr), c, 3, Polish Precedent (USA)--Life Watch (USA), by Highland Park (USA). Navan, Ire- land, 10-17, Clonmellon Maiden, 3yo/up, 1 5/8mT, Ir£6,210 to winner. B-De Fernand Krief, and Laetitia Maelingue. *FF1,400,000 yrl ‘99 DEAAUG.

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COLSTAR & HOPPER TO THREE CHIMNEYSGrade I winner Colstar (Opening Verse--Ascend, byRisen Star) and multiple stakes winner The Happy Hop-per (El Prado {Ire}--Village Dancer, by Mythical Ruler)have been retired to Three Chimneys. The twodistaffers arrived at the Midway, Kentucky farm thisweek and both are booked to be bred to Belmont S.winner Point Given (Thunder Gulch) in 2002. The five-year-old Colstar won the 2000 renewal of the GI FlowerBowl Invitational H., as well as the 2000 and 2001 GIIILocust Grove H. and 2001 GIII All Along Breeders’ CupS. She retires with 11 wins in 18 starts and earnings of$1,038,056. The Happy Hopper is a seven-time stakeswinner. The five-year-old won the Safely Kept S. atArlington in August. She was also second in the 1999GII Fantasy. On the board in 24 starts, The HappyHopper won 12 of 38 outings and earned $801,279.

BASSETT STEPS DOWN AT KEENELAND JamesE. Bassett III yesterday announced his retirement aschairman of the Keeneland Association during the an-nual meeting of the Board of Directors. Bassett joinedKeeneland in 1968, serving first as president and thenas chairman of the board during his 33-year tenure. “Itis an appropriate time to retire, with the young, tal-ented and new team making excellent progress andassuming full responsibility for the Keeneland opera-tion,” Bassett said. “We have every confidence in theirability to succeed.” Bassett will continue to serve as aTrustee and on the Board of Directors. Newly elected tothe board during yesterday’s meeting were Dr. A. GaryLavin, Reiley McDonald and Duncan Taylor.

Churchill Downs to Sell Portion of Hoosier: Churchill Downs Incorporated announced that a 15-percent interest in Hoosier Park will be sold to CentaurRacing LLC by year’s end. The privately-held company’spurchase of the racetrack and related off-track bettingoperations is contingent upon the approval of variousregulatory agencies and the purchase of the entire 10-percent interest in Hoosier held by limited partnerConesco HPLP. The agreement will allow for ChurchillDowns Management Company to retain 62-percentinterest in the Anderson, IN oval and it will continue tomanage day-to-day operations. Indiana-based Centaur,who currently owns 13 percent of the track, will in-crease its holdings to 38 percent and will have theoption to purchase additional CDMC partnership inter-ests. “We continue to view an increased ownership byCentaur as beneficial to the company [CDMC] andHoosier Park. The transaction is not expected to have amaterial impact on our earnings and we the opportunityto realize a cash return on a portion of our investmentin the racetrack,” said Thomas Meeker, CDI’s presidentand chief executive officer.

Yesterday’s Results:INDIAN SUMMER S., $80,625, KEE, 10-17, 2yo, f, 6f,1:11 4/5, ft.1--VICKI VALLENCOURT, 122, f, 2, by Regal Classic

1st Dam: Esquisite Diamond, by Fight Over2nd Dam: Gorgeously Divine, by Al Hattab3rd Dam: Danger Prove, by Prove It

($15,000 yrl '00 KEEJAN). O-Rashinski Ron & Ricki; B-Prestonwood Farm, LLC (KY); T-Hugh H Robertson; J-M Guidry; $50,288. Lifetime Record: 4-3-0-0, $118,088.2--Purple Princess, 120, f, 2, Carson City--Tapstress, by Desert Wine. ($150,000 wlng '99 KEENOV). O-Quality Farms. $16,125.3--Lotta Rhythm, 118, f, 2, Rhythm--Kim's Blues, by Cure the Blues. O-Morrison Dolphus. $8,063.Margins: 4HF, 1HF, 7. Odds: 3.90, 0.60, 3.90. Vicki Vallencourt dominated a $50,000 maiden fieldin her debut at Arlington in August and returned toscore a narrow victory in the Sept. 1 Top Flight S.before finishing fourth in the Sept. 22 GIII ArlingtonWashingon Lassie. Making her first start away from theIllinois oval, the grey filly settled off the dueling leadersafter being bumped at the start. She moved four wideleaving the turn and was ridden to draw clear for thevictory. “She ran good,” confirmed winning rider MarkGuidry. “She did everything right. We were lying inthird with dead aim on the leaders and she prevailed.”

7th-KEE, $63,050, Alw, 3yo/up, 1 1/16mT, 1:42 4/5,gd.1--IN FRANK'S HONOR, 118, h, 5, Lost Code-- Daunserly, by Oh Say. O-R & R King Stable; B-Three Sister Stable (KY); T-William I Mott. Lifetime Record: SW & MGSP, 25-6-6-5, $397,933.2--Advanced Edition, 113, c, 4, Bertrando--Irish Anthem, by Kleven.3--Talkmeister, 118, h, 5, Fly So Free--Greek Wedding, by Blushing Groom (Fr).Margins: HF, HF, 1. Odds: 2.50, 14.10, 14.50. In Frank’s Honor, a neck short behind Affirmed Suc-cess in the July 4 GIII Poker H., was coming off afourth-place effort over course and distance just a weekago. Lightly bumped at the start, the chestnut racednear the back of the pack early, swept into contentionwith a five-wide rally and drove to a half-length tally.

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6th-KEE, $54,000, Alw, 3yo/up, 7f, 1:27 3/5, ft.CHERRY LAKE (c, 3, Salt Lake--Starolamo {MSW,$204,848}, by Bargain Day) returned from a two-month layoff and stormed to a 9 1/2-length maidenvictory Sept. 16 at Turfway. The 1-2 favorite jumpedout to the early lead and held off Battledar (BattleCreek) for a 1 1/2-length victory. Lifetime Record:4-2-0-0, $50,328. O-Ramsey Kenneth L & Sarah K. B-Linda L Ramsey(KY). T-Charles Simon.

5th-KEE, $51,000, Msw, 2yo, 1 1/16m, 1:47 2/5, ft.HONOR IN WAR (c, 2, Lord At War {Arg}--Catumbella,by Diesis {GB}), a $140,000 KEESEP yearling, debutedover the Kentucky Downs turf with a third-place outingSept. 23. Trying the main track here, the chestnut coltwas sent off at 5-2. Close up early, he moved out threewide approaching the far turn and closed well down thestretch to score by 1 3/4 lengths over Sip’n(Hennessy). Lifetime Record: 2-1-0-1, $34,650.O-3Rd Turn Stables. B-Mill Ridge Farm, Ltd. & W LazyT., Ltd. (KY). T-Paul J McGee.

3rd-KEE, $49,438, Msw, 3yo/up, f/m, 7f, 1:25, ft.+SANTA ROSA ISLAND (f, 3, Valiant Nature--Qualique{GISW}, by *Hawaii) settled far off the early lead,began to improve her position inside the final furlongand unleashed a furious drive to just make it home by aneck over Ethel Anna (Storm Cat) at 9-1 odds. LifetimeRecord: 1-1-0-0, $31,225. O-Lakeside Farms. B-Chris Nolan (KY). T-Walter MBindner Jr.

2nd-KEE, $49,250, Msw , 2yo, 6 1/2f, 1:19, ft.CAREER BEST (c, 2, Cat's Career--By Four Thirty, byProudest Roman) failed to hit the board in his previousfive starts, most recently running a well-beaten seventhin a Sept. 28 Turfway maiden event. Dismissed at 39-1, the colt ducked out at the start, but rushed up topress the pace and outbattled Reactionary (Judge T C)in the stretch to win by a head. The half brother toJohnny Legit (Double Negative, MGSP-$616,808) wasa $7,000 FTKJUL yearling. He became the fifth winnerfor his freshman sire (by Mr. Prospector). Lifetime Re-cord: 6-1-0-0, $32,816.O-Jerry S Brumley. B-Michael Short & J I Racing Inc(KY). T-Eric R Reed.

Yesterday’s Results:6th-BEL, $49,000, Alw, 3yo/up, 7f, 1:24 2/5, ft.VALIANT HALORY, 119, c, 4, Valiant Nature--Private Reply, by Private Terms. O-Lapenta Robert V; B-Richard L Golden (MD); T-Nicholas P Zito. Lifetime Record: GISP, 25-5-7-3, $304,308.2--Wicked Will, 118, c, 3, Runaway Groom--Filadiz, by Our Native.3--Tarquinius, 119, h, 5, Broad Brush--Tarquina, by Niniski.Margins: 6 1/4, 3/4, 6. Odds: 1.10, 2.15, 4.90. Valiant Halory had failed to find the winner’s circlein 10 previous starts this year, but had been secondin the GII Commonwealth Breeders Cup H. atKeeneland in April. Favored in this field of five, thebay colt raced with the pace early and opened up inthe stretch en route to an easy win.

8th-BEL, $46,000, Alw, 3/up, f/m, 1mT, 1:37 1/5, fm.UNBRIDLED VICE (f, 4, Unbridled--London Vice, by ViceRegent) tired to seventh off a two-month layoff whileracing nine furlongs over the Belmont turf Oct. 3. The6-1 shot was last early, moved up four wide in thestretch and got up late for a neck win over Margay (Ire)(Marju {Ire}). Lifetime Record: 16-3-4-4, $137,175. O-Stuart S Janney III. B-Robert H & Bea Roberts (KY).T-Claude McGaughey III.

4th-BEL, $42,000, Msw, 3yo/up, 8.5fT, 1:46 2/5, fm.APLOMB (c, 3, Mecke--Misty Magic {SW, $164,643},by Master Willie {GB}), a $35,000 OBSOCT weanling,improved to third while trying a route and the turf forthe first time at Saratoga Aug. 29. Back at Belmont lasttime, the half to Rabbit In A Hat (Regal Classic), MSP,$137,884, closed to finish a respectable fourth in themile event over the lawn Sept. 28. Trying blinkers forthe first time, the 6-1 shot raced close up in fourthearly, skimmed the rail to draw within a 1/2 length ofthe lead and took over in the final strides to score by ahead over Bound By Honour (Now Listen). LifetimeRecord: 4-1-0-1, $33,690. O-C Carlson. B-Brambly Lane Farm (FL). T-M Hennig.

7th-BEL, $41,000, Msw, 2yo, f, 6f, 1:12, ft.AS TOLD (f, 2, A.P. Indy--Gana, by Smile) produced athird-place finish for her career debut at Saratoga Aug.5, but regressed to fifth for her next start at the trackSept. 2. Still looking for her first win, the 6-5 favoritekept the early leaders in sight for most of the way,moved up to take a narrow lead a furlong out and con-tinued to widen her advantage to the wire, winning bythree lengths. Lifetime Record: 3-1-0-1, $30,340. O/B-The Thoroughbred Corporation (Ky). T-W I Mott.

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Yesterday’s Results:5th-DEL, $33,000, Alw, 3yo/up, f/m, a1m70yd, 1:46,ft.COSTLY CROWN (f, 3, Peaks and Valleys--Compromised Crown, by Halo), a debut winner at Chur-chill in July 2000, was off nearly a year before a third-place effort while sprinting at this track in July. Shewas a half-length winner in her turf debut at 1 1/16miles last time out. The 1-5 favorite was never farback, bid two wide on the turn and drew off to scoreby 9 3/4 lengths. The winner is a half sister to AlmostSaintly (St. Jovite, MSP, $166,527). Lifetime Record:SP, 5-3-1-1, $90,465. O-Pin Oak Stable. B-Schaedle Robert (KY). T-H GrahamMotion.

7th-DEL, $32,300, Alw, 2yo, 6f, 1:11 2/5, ft.BOSTON COMMON (c, 2, Boston Harbor--Especially, byMr. Prospector) broke his maiden over this track anddistance Aug. 19 before running second in the Sept. 8Comet S. at the Meadowlands last time out. On thelead from the start, the 1-2 favorite pulled clear late toscore by 2 1/4 lengths. Lifetime Record: SP, 5-2-2-1,$55,500.O-Richard A Englander. B-Overbrook Farm (KY).T-Michael V Pino.

6th-DEL, $31,500, Msw, 2yo, f, 6f, 1:12 2/5, ft.UMPATEEDLE (f, 2, Suave Prospect--Missy McKee, bySilver Deputy) ran back-to-back seconds in her initialcareer starts and was looking to make the third timethe charm with the addition of Lasix. Off as the 5-2second choice, the dark bay broke well, but eased offthe leaders heading into the first turn. Following aneven pace throughout, the juvenile moved to the out-side for her rally and drew clear late to score by 2 1/2lengths over Sira (Capote). She is the seventh winnerfor her freshman sire (by Fortunate Prospect). LifetimeRecord: 3-1-2-0, $28,000.O/B-John B Porter (FL). T-Randy Nunley.

4th-DEL, $31,200, Msw, 2yo, f, 6f, 1:14, ft.+MAGIC PEAK (f, 2, Pleasant Colony--Palana {SW-Eng}, by Gulch), 5-1 in her bow, settled off the paceearly. She moved up along the rail nearing the stretchand closed powerfully to best Julie’s Tale (Jules) by 3 1/2 lengths. Lifetime Record: 1-1-0-0, $18,000. O-Augustin Stable. B-George Strawbridge Jr (PA).T-Jonathan E Sheppard.

A # will distinguish first-time stakes-winners, a @ willindicate first-time graded stakes-winners, a s willdenote a first-time Grade/Group 1 winner and a + willdenote winners who are first-time starters.

Tuesday’s Late Results:5th-MED, $46,000, Alw, 3yo/up, f/m, 1m, 1:37, ft.DO NICE (f, 3, Unbridled--Dream Launch {SP}, by Re-launch), fresh off a three-month layoff, broke hermaiden in a six-furlong Pimlico contest May 18. Follow-ing another four-month respite, the half to WesternDreamer (Gone West), SW & GISP, $164,233; Would-n't We All (Woodman), SW & GSP, $318,615; andTrajectory (Gone West), MSW, $279,784, weakenedlate to finish third in a Sept. 3 allowance before a dis-tant sixth in a Delaware allowance Sept. 19. The 2-1second choice dictated the early pace while racing wellin hand, opened up by daylight approaching the finalfurlong and had enough left in reserve to hold off thefast-finishing Honest Scarlet (Prized) by a nose. LifetimeRecord: 5-2-0-1, $47,850. O/B-Jayeff B Stables (KY). T-Alan E Goldberg.

Yesterday’s Results:2nd-BMX, $34,816, Alw, 2yo, 6f, 1:09 4/5, ft.WILD CELEBRATION (c, 2, Wild Zone--Caribbean Sol,by Woodman), seventh in his debut at Del Mar in Au-gust, graduated with a 2 1/2-length victory over thistrack and distance Sept. 22. With the pace early, the 4-5 favorite opened a clear lead in upper stretch and flewhome to a five-length triumph over Mountain Flag (Ave-nue of Flags). Lifetime Record: 3-2-0-0, $33,000.O-Carole & Don Chaiken. B-Michael Cavey DesalesDVM (MD). T-William J Morey Jr.

AMERICAN-BRED WINNERS IN HONG KONG:Glory Hero, g, 3, Cure the Blues--Event Horizon (SP), by Star de Naskra. Sha Tin, 10-17, Ma Liu Shui H., 1200m (AWT). B-Pillar Stud Inc. *$9,000 wnlg ‘98 FTKNOV; $45,000 yrl ‘99 KEESEP; $97,000 2yo ‘00 FTMMAY.Winning Touch, g, 7, Capote--Chesire Kitten (GSW, $196,004), by Smarten. Sha Tin, 10-17, Wu Kau Tang H., 1650m (AWT). B-Raplh C Wilson Jr.

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D. Wayne Lukas 16Shug McGaughey 7Neil Drysdale 6Bill Mott 5Ron McAnally 4

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Yesterday’s Results:4th-SAX, $49,588, Alw, Opt. Clm. ($80,000), 3yo/up,f/m, a6 1/2fT, 1:14 1/5, fm.DELICIOSA (ARG) (m, 5, Equalize--Miss Delicia {Arg},by Candy Stripes), still seeking her first North Americanwin in her eighth U.S. start, was coming off a runner-up finish at this course and distance Sept. 28. Sent offat 6-1, the grey mare sat just off the early leaders. Shesplit foes to take charge at midstretch and gamely heldoff Fall Habit (Ire) (Hamas {Ire}) for a one-length vic-tory. Lifetime Record: 13-3-4-1, $88,263. O-William D Gould & Burton J Kinerk. B-El Turf (ARG).T-David Hofmans.

5th-SAX, $42,400, Msw, 3yo/up, f/m, 1m, 1:37 3/5,ft.SECRET OF MECCA (f, 3, Mecke--Linda's Secret, byNijinsky's Secret), third in the July 14 GII HollywoodOaks in just her third start, was 10th over the turf atthis track Sept. 29. Back on the main track, the fillycame three wide into the stretch and wore down Eve-ning Meeting (General Meeting) for a one-length win asthe 2-1 favorite. The winner was a $26,000 OBSAUGyearling. Lifetime Record: GSP, 6-1-1-2, $57,580.O-Henton Hitbound Stable & Turrell. B-Duet Le Ferme(FL). T-Ruben Cardenas.

2nd-SAX, $40,000, Msw, 2yo, f, 1mT, 1:36, fm.FORTY ON LINE (GB) (f, 2, Pharly {Fr}--Charming Bride{GB}, by Charmer {Ire}) had not raced since runningfourth in her debut at Newmarket July 29. The chest-nut miss made a four-wide bid with quarter-mile left,opened a one-length lead and just held off fellow BritWestmead Empress (GB) (Emperor Jones). LifetimeRecord: 2-1-0-0, $24,456.O-Cohen, Sigband & Ulmer. B-Old Mill Stud (GB). T-R BHess Jr.

STAKES RESULTS:PETE CONDELLONE H., $35,900, FPK, 10-16, (S),3yo/up, 1m, 1:38 4/5, my.1--TIC N TIN, 123, h, 6, Lac Ouimet--Catching a Buzz, by Distinctive. O/T-Ron L Brandenburg; B-Christine & Barry Janks (IL); J-M A Gale; $21,540. Lifetime Re- cord: 49-17-12-1, $428,121.2--Shadow Mountain, 117, h, 7, Tuckerstown-- Beautiful Mountain, by L'Enjoleur. $7,180.3--Multiple Metal, 115, h, 7, Iron Courage--Goldie Lots, by Lot o' Gold. $3,590.Margins: NO, 2 1/4, 3 3/4. Odds: 0.70, 3.50, 3.90.

TEX'S ZING S., $35,800, FPK, 10-16, (S), 3yo, c/g, 6f,1:12 1/5, my.1--#FREEWAY TICKET, 119, c, 3, Deposit Ticket--Reni, by Palace Music. ($22,000 2yo 2000 LOUMAR). O-Carolyn K Friedberg; B-Richard F Rudolph (IL); T-Richard R Scherer; J-Z Cadman; $21,480. Lifetime Record: 15-6-1-2, $182,162. *1/2 to Castlewood (Runaway Groom), GSP, $204,727.2--Proper Joe, 117, g, 3, Crimcino--China Pearl, by Mr. Redoy. $7,160.3--Big Adam J., 116, c, 3, Power Boat--Mystic Ketch, by Halyard. $3,580.Margins: 6HF, NK, 3/4. Odds: 0.40, 2.70, 7.40.

ALLOWANCE RESULTS:9th-KEE, $65,000, 3yo/up, 1mT, 1:37 4/5, gd.DANZATORE FLAG (g, 7, Danzatore--Secretariat Flag,by Secretariat) Lifetime Record: 49-5-7-6, $178,478.O-Wischer Terry. B-Pattie Carter & John Franks (KY).T-Celia J Deters. *1/2 to Sergeant Hawk (Silver Hawk),SW & MGSP,$149,744.

8th-MED, $62,500, (S), 10-16, 3yo/up, 6f, 1:08 3/5,ft.BLUE KRISMAS (h, 5, Evening Kris--Blue Ridge Mt.{MSP}, by Hurry Up Blue) Lifetime Record: 17-4-5-1,$138,282. O-The Rainbow Stable. B-Thomas Cook(NJ). T-Ben W Perkins Jr.

6th-MED, $57,500, (S), 10-16, 3yo/up, 6f, 1:10 1/5,ft.BLASKET SOUND, 123, c, 4, Two Punch--CharmingPolly, by Crozier. Lifetime Record: 3-2-0-0, $60,800.O/B-Merrywind Farm (NJ). T-Patricia Farro.

9th-MED, $46,000, 10-16, 3yo/up, f/m, 1 1/16mT,1:43 2/5, fm.TALENT TO THE MAX (m, 5, Local Talent--Jacky Max{Ire} {SW-Fr, $105,093}, by Sexton Blake) LifetimeRecord: 16-2-2-0, $65,120. O-Kenneth C Avanzino &Robert W Boland. B-Ken-Mort Stables (FL). T-Thomas JSkiffington. *1/2 to Maxzene (Cozzene), MGSW &MGISP, $1,067,983.

7th-BMX, $37,280, Opt. Clm. ($40,000), 3yo, f, 6f,1:11, ft.SLEW'S DAUGHTER (f, 3, Slewvescent--Waslaw'sDaughter, by Moscow Ballet) Lifetime Record: SP,9-2-2-1, $69,116. O-Walter Family Trust. B-Robert HWalter Family Trust (CA). T-Armando Lage.

8th-APX, $32,000, 3yo/up, f/m, 1 1/16m, 1:49 1/5, ft.FIRST MYSTERY (f, 3, Mystery Storm--First Down {SP,$115,247}, by Oh Say) Lifetime Record: SP, 14-3-3-3,$82,990. O-Moises R Yanez & Hernandez Racing Club.B-Mockingbird Farm Inc (FL). T-Moises R Yanez. *1/2 toDiablos First Lady (Diablo), MSW, $189,304.

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5th-LRL, $26,000, 3yo/up, 1 1/8mT, 1:51 3/5, fm.ROUNDSTONE (c, 4, Wild Again--Igmaar (Fr) {GSP,$133,130}, by Don Roberto) Lifetime Record: 8-2-1-1,$55,920. O-Michael J Ryan. B-Hundley Bruce (KY).T-Michael W Dickinson. *1/2 to Cherie Yvonne (ViceRegent), SW, $120,316.

5th-GLD, $20,000, 10-16, 3yo/up, 6f, 1:13, ft.TIMELY FACTOR (c, 3, Native Factor--Timely Beauty{SW, $115,235, by Fools Dance) Lifetime Record: SP,15-6-1-0, $63,381. O-James Arnold. B-James & MarciaArnold (MI). T-Gerald S Bennett.

MAIDEN WINNERS:As Told, f, 2, A.P. Indy--Gana, by Smile. BEL, 10-17, 6f, 1:12. B-The Thoroughbred Corporation (Ky).Career Best, c, 2, Cat's Career--By Four Thirty, by Proudest Roman. KEE, 10-17, 6 1/2f, 1:19. B-Michael Short & J I Racing Inc (Ky). *$7,000 yrl '00 FTKJUL. **1/2 to Johnny Legit (Double Negative), MGSP, $616,808. ***Fifth winner for freshman sire (by Mr. Prospector).Restitution, c, 2, Crown Ambassador--Rapid Revenge, by Cannonade. HOO, 10-17, (S), 6f, 1:11 3/5. B-Larry Smallwood & Swifty Farms Inc (In). *Fifth winner for freshman sire (by Storm Cat).Vivid Views, c, 2, Distant View--Vivid Concert (Ire), by Chief Singer. LRL, 10-17, 6f, 1:11 1/5. B-George A Smith & Dr W E Johnston (Oh). *1/2 to Matt’s Bubble (Air Forbes Won), SW, $180,007; Extended Applause (Exbourne), SW & GISP, $402,109. Faultless Cassie, f, 2, Fini Cassette--Faultless Edna (MSW), by Verzy. PEN, 10-17, 5 1/2f, 1:08 3/5. B-R Miller (Pa). *First winner for freshman sire (by Talc).+The World Owes Me, f, 2, End Sweep--Luvsider, by Topsider. LRL, 10-17, (C), 6f, 1:12 1/5. B-Superfine Farms, Inc (Fl). *$50,000 yrl '00 OBSAUG. **1/2 to Search for Luv (Regal Search), MSW, $222,936.Tailgator, f, 2, Green Alligator--Here Comes Susie, by Wild Again. DEL, 10-17, (C), 6f, 1:15 2/5. B-Buckingham Farm (Md). Mr. Kipp, c, 2, Kipper Kelly--Miss Hatchet, by Hatchet Man. BEL, 10-17, (C), 6f, 1:12 2/5. B-Hobeau Farm, Ltd (Fl).Honor in War, c, 2, Lord At War (Arg)--Catumbella, by Diesis (GB). KEE, 10-17, 1 1/16m, 1:47 2/5. B-Mill Ridge Farm, Ltd & W Lazy T, Ltd (Ky). *$140,000 yrl '00 KEESEP.Garesche, c, 2, Pembroke--Marie Helene, by Naskra. APX, 10-17, (S), 1m, 1:39 4/5. B-Crown's Way Farm (Il). *1/2 to Rose Marie Di (What A Gent), SW, $209,037.Forty On Line (GB), f, 2, Pharly (Fr)--Charming Bride (GB), by Charmer (Ire). SAX, 10-17, 1mT, 1:36. B-Old Mill Stud (GB).+Magic Peak, f, 2, Pleasant Colony--Palana (SW-Eng), by Gulch. DEL, 10-17, 6f, 1:14. B-George Strawbridge, Jr (Pa).

Umpateedle, f, 2, Suave Prospect--Missy McKee, by Silver Deputy. DEL, 10-17, 6f, 1:12 2/5. B-John B Porter (Fl). *Seventh winner for freshman sire (by Fortunate Prospect).Solar Blues, f, 3, Cure the Blues--Solar Halo (GSW & GISP, $190,561), by Halo. BEL, 10-17, (S), 1 1/16mT, 1:45 4/5. B-C B F Corporation (NY). Instant Karma, c, 3, Forest Wildcat--Rare Miss, by Miswaki. SAX, 10-17, (C), 5 1/2f, 1:03 1/5. B-Nellie M & Robin Cox Petrine (Ky). $32,000 yrl '99 KEEJAN; $45,000 yrl '99 KEESEP; $330,000 2yo 2000 BESMAR.Izona, f, 3, Jade Hunter--Luna Tiniebla (Arg) (GSW-Arg & SP-US), by Ahmad (Arg). MED, 10-17, (C), 1mT, 1:37 1/5. B-Allen E Paulson (Ky).Secret of Mecca, f, 3, Mecke--Linda's Secret, by Nijinsky's Secret. SAX, 10-17, 1m, 1:37 3/5. B-Le Ferme Duet (Fl). *$26,000 yrl '99 OBSAUG. **GSP.Aplomb, c, 3, Mecke--Misty Magic (SW, $164,643), by Master Willie (GB). BEL, 10-17, 1 1/16mT, 1:46 2/5. B-Brambly Lane Farm (Fl). *$35,000 wlng '98 OBSOCT. **1/2 to Rabbit In A Hat (Regal Classic), MSP, $137,884.+Santa Rosa Island, f, 3, Valiant Nature--Qualique (GISW), by *Hawaii. KEE, 10-17, 7f, 1:25. B-Chris Nolan (Ky).

First-crop progeny to watch: Thurday, Oct. 18

Sire (Sire’s Sire), Farm, 1998 Fee, #2yos/Winners/SWRace #-track, race type, distance, runner, odds (if available)ALWAYS A CLASSIC (Deputy Minister), Turkey, $15K, 46/4/0 5-BEL, Msw, 1 1/16mT, Deputy Dash, $125K KEE SEP yrl CAPTAIN BODGIT (Saint Ballado), Margaux, $10K, 71/6/0 5-BEL, Msw, 1 1/16mT, Captain Natural, $10K FTK OCT yrl DIPLOMATIC JET (Roman Diplomat), Hooper, $5K, 13/0/0 9-BEL, Msw, 1 1/16mT, +Taking the Reins, $15K EAS OCT yrl EDITOR'S NOTE (Forty Niner), Overbrook, $10K, 66/6/0 2-RP, Msw, 1m, Princeton Avenue, $27K TEX MAR 2yo, 3-1 GERI (Theatrical (IRE)), Japan, $20K, 50/2/0 9-BEL, Msw, 1 1/16mT, Union Bulldog, $39K KEE SEP yrl LOST SOLDIER (Danzig), Franks, $4K, 55/7/1 5-BEL, Msw, 1 1/16mT, Market Floor, $67K OBS FEB 2yo LOUIS QUATORZE (Sovereign Dancer), Ashford, $20K, 130/7/19-BEL, Msw, 1 1/16mT, Clever Louis, $355K KEE SEP yrl9-BEL, Msw, 1 1/16mT, Silent Fred, $45K KEE SEP yrl SANDPIT (BRZ) (Baynoun (IRE)), Vinery, $5K, 88/4/1 5-BEL, Msw, 1 1/16mT, Sandmound TOP ACCOUNT (Private Account), Bridlewood, $5K, 58/3/0 5-BEL, Msw, 1 1/16mT, Private Justin, $60K FTF FEB 2yo

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WORKING TOWARDS THE CUP Mile hopeful Affirmed Success (Affirmed) tuned upwith a five-furlong breeze in 1:00 2/5, handily aroundthe dogs on the turf at Belmont yesterday morning.Also out for a spin on the Belmont lawn was Turf en-trant Blazing Fury (Dynaformer), who went three-quar-ters in 1:15 2/5. “We’re not kidding ourselves here,”admitted trainer Jimmy Toner. “This is being a littleambitious. Being that it’s the Breeders’ Cup and it’sbeing run right here at Belmont Park, it’s worth a try.We don’t have to ship anywhere, and this will be hislast start of the year.” Unbeaten Publication (Petionville)prepped for the Juvenile at Arlington by going six pan-els in 1:15 4/5.

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6th Stakes Winner for Sophomore SireThe Lane’s End-bred and -sold DEPUTY STRIKEwon the Listed Rutgers S. at The Meadowlands

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GODOLPHIN GOING FOR GLORY Godolphin will field as many as eightrunners in the Breeders’ Cup, with theheadlining duo of Fantastic Light(Rahy) and Sakhee (Bahri) entered inboth the Classic and the Turf. Also

scheduled to carry the blue silks are Imperial Gesture(Langfuhr) and Tempera (A.P. Indy) in the JuvenileFillies, Essence of Dubai (Pulpit) and Ibn al Haitham(GB) (Zafonic) in the Juvenile and Noverre (Rahy) inthe Mile. In addition, Express Tour (Tour d’Or) is thefirst alternate for the over-subscribed Mile. “This isthe best team we’ve ever had,” said Simon Crisford,Godolphin’s racing manager. Fantastic Light has beenpointing for the Classic since handing Galileo (Ire) hisfirst career defeat in the G1 Irish Champion S. Sept.8, but Sakhee entered Breeders’ Cup considerationfollowing his dominating victory in the G1 Prix del’Arc de Triomphe Oct. 7. “He is coming into theBreeders’ Cup very fresh, right on top of his game,”Crisford said of the Arc hero. “The reports we havebeen getting back here in England are that he hasadapted to the conditions at Belmont Park very well.Hopefully, his race in the Arc didn’t take too muchout of him.” Godolphin will wait until final entries aretaken next week to determine their representation.“We will delay a decision on whether he [Sakhee]runs in the Turf or the Classic until next Wednes-day,” Crisford added. “We want to see how he han-dles the dirt surface at Belmont. He really hasn’t hadmuch experience working on a dirt surface. Wewon’t decide until we have to.” Godolphin won the1999 Turf with Daylami, but the closest they havecome in the Classic is Swain’s heartbreaking third toAwesome Again and Silver Charm in the 1998 re-newal. “Obviously, the Classic is the premier dirt raceof the year in North America,” Crisford noted. “Ev-erybody around the world wants to win it. When youhave achieved all you can on the turf, you want tohave a go and do something a little bit different.[Going in the Classic] is a very strong challenge, butif we believe we have the right horse that can makea real go of it, that’s the race we want to go for.”

BIG DAY FOR BALLYDOYLE? Trainer Aidan O’Brien has pre-entered seven runnersfor the Breeders’ Cup. In addition to his Classic duo ofBlack Minnaloushe (Storm Cat) and Galileo (Ire)(Sadlers’ Wells), he has the unbeaten Johannesburg(Hennessy) pointing for the Juvenile, top Europeansprinter Mozart (Ire) (Danehill) for the Sprint, St. Legerhero Milan (GB) (Sadler’s Wells) for the Turf and the$3.4 million yearling Sophisticat (Storm Cat) in theJuvenile Fillies. Bach (Ire) (Caerleon) is the third alter-nate for Mile. The Ballydoyle runners are scheduled toship in early next week. “The plan is to come still,” saidO’Brien. “We’ve been happy with the way the horseshave been working, and that’s the plan. If everythinggoes as planned, we’ll be there. We plan to comeMonday-Tuesday of next week. I’m not sure whatmight happen that could prevent us from coming.”

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CURRENCY CONVERSIONSUnit/US$ Unit/GB£

Australian dollar 0.513760 0.354262

British pound 1.45023 1.00

French franc 0.138053 0.0951939

U.S. dollar 1.00 0.689548

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ALAN PORTER PEDIGREE RESEARCHANOTHER 2001 GRADED STAKES WINNER FROM MATINGS PLANNED!

HEADS WILL ROLL - Pebbles Handicap (G3), Belmont Park, 10/14/01

T e l : 5 1 6 - 8 8 7 - 2 1 4 7 - F a x : 5 1 6 - 8 8 7 - 2 1 6 1 - E - m a i l : p o r t r p e d i g r e e @m s n . c o m

Breeders’ Cup Pre-Entries cont.

TURF-GI, $2 million, 3yo/up, 1 1/2mTHORSE SIRE TRAINER+Blazing Fury Dynaformer Toner+Blueprint (Ire) Generous (Ire) Hess, Jr.+Chorwon Cozzene WigginsFantastic Light Rahy bin Suroor+Hap Theatrical (Ire) MottLodge Hill Cozzene EnglandMilan (GB) Sadler’s Wells O’BrienMutamam (GB) Darshaan (GB) StewartQuiet Resolve Affirmed FrostadSakhee Bahri bin SuroorSlew the Red Red Ransom Fabre+Slew Valley Valley Crossing Dickinson+*Timboroa (GB) Salse Frankel+With Anticipation Relaunch SheppardNot selected, in order of preference:Balto Star Glitterman Pletcher*Kalypso Katie (Ire) Fairy King Drysdale+qualified by points.*9-percent supplement.

DISTAFF-GI, $2 million, 3yo/up, f/m, 1 1/8mHORSE SIRE TRAINERAtelier Deputy Minister McGaugheyCritical Eye Dynaformer SchwartzExogenous Unbridled SchulhoferFleet Renee Seattle Slew DickinsonFlute Seattle Slew Frankel**Miss Linda (Arg) Southern Halo KimmelPompeii Broad Brush WaldenQueenie Belle Bertrando B CecilSpain Thunder Gulch LukasStarrer Dynaformer HofmansTranquility Lake Rahy CananiTwo Item Limit Twining DiMauroUnbridled Elaine Unbridled’s Song Vance**20-percent supplement.

JUVENILE FILLIES-GI, $1 million, 2yo, f, 1 1/16mHORSE SIRE TRAINERBella Bellucci French Deputy DrysdaleHabibti Tabasco Cat BaffertImperial Gesture Langfuhr HartyJealous Forum Open Forum CasseShesastonecoldfox Foxhound FerraroSophisticat Storm Cat O’BrienTake Charge Lady Dehere McPeekTempera A.P. Indy HartyYou You and I Frankel

BESSEMER TRUST JUVENILE-GI, $1 million, 2yo, 1 1/16m HORSE SIRE TRAINERCame Home Gone West GonzalezEssence of Dubai Pulpit HartyFrench Assault French Deputy DesormeauxIbn al Haitham (GB) Zafonic HartyIt’sallinthechase Take Me Out BrownJohannesburg Hennessy O’BrienJump Start A.P. Indy LukasOfficer Bertrando BaffertPublication Petionville KnightRepent Louis Quatorze McPeekSaarland Unbridled McGaughey IIISiphonic Siphon (Brz) HofmansStriking Song Unbridled’s Song Hess, Jr.

FILLY AND MARE TURF-GI, $1 million, 3yo/up, f/m, 1 1/4mTHORSE SIRE TRAINERBanks Hill (GB) Danehill FabreChaste Cozzene SchulhoferCrystal Music Nureyev GosdenEngland’s Legend (Fr) Lure ClementKalypso Katie (Ire) Fairy King DrysdaleLailani (GB) Unfuwain DunlopMot Juste (GB) Mtoto (GB) DunlopSolvig Caerleon Nafzger**Spook Express (SAf) Comic Blush SkiffingtonSpring Oak (GB) Mark of Esteem (Ire) Fabre*Starine (Fr) Mendocino FrankelTranquility Lake Rahy CananiVolga (Ire) Caerleon Clement*9-percent supplement.**20-percent supplement.

CROSS-ENTERED BREEDERS’ CUP HORSESHorse 1st Preference 2nd PreferenceBalto Star Mile TurfBrahms Mile ClassicCity Zip Mile SprintCrystal Music F/M Turf MileFantastic Light Classic TurfHap Turf MileI Love Silver Sprint MileKalypso Katie F/M Turf TurfNumerous Times Mile ClassicSakhee Classic TurfSlew Valley Turf MileTranquility Lake Distaff F/M Turf

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P R E S U L T S PBreeders’ Cup Pre-Entries cont.

MILE-GI, $1 million, 3yo/up, 1mTHORSE SIRE TRAINER

Affirmed Success Affirmed Schosberg

+Balto Star Glitterman Pletcher

Banks Hill (GB) Danehill Fabre

+Brahms Danzig Walden

+City Zip Carson City Rice

+Forbidden Apple Pleasant Colony Clement

Hap Theatrical (Ire) Mott

+I Love Silver Silver Ghost Greenman

+Irish Prize Irish River (Fr) Drysdale

+Navesink Irish River (Fr) Goldberg

No Excuse Needed (GB) Machiavellian Stoute

Noverre Rahy bin Suroor

Numerous Times Numerous Attard

+Val Royal (Fr) Royal Academy Canani

Not selected, in order of preference:

*Express Tour Tour d’Or bin Suroor

Crystal Music Nureyev Gosden

Bach (Ire) Caerleon O’Brien

Sarafan Lear Fan Drysdale

Slew Valley Valley Crossing Dickinson

+qualified by points.

*9-percent supplement.

PENSKE AUTO CENTER SPRINT-GI, $1 million,3yo/up, 6fHORSE SIRE TRAINER

+Alannan Conquistador Cielo Nafzger

Bet on Sunshine Bet Big McGee

Caller One Phone Trick Chapman

City Zip Carson City Rice

+Delaware Township Notebook Perkins, Jr

El Corredor Mr. Greeley Baffert

Five Star Day Carson City Greely

+Kona Gold Java Gold Headley

+Left Bank French Deputy Pletcher

Mozart (Ire) Danehill O’Brien

+Peeping Tom Eagle Eyed Reynolds

+Squirtle Squirt Marquetry Frankel

+Swept Overboard End Sweep C Dollase

+Xtra Heat Dixieland Heat Salzman

Not selected, in order of preference:

Hook and Ladder Dixieland Band Kimmel

Yonaguska Cherokee Run Lukas

Snow Ridge Tabasco Cat Lukas

I Love Silver Silver Ghost Greenman

+qualified by points.

Wednesday, Caulfield, Australia

1000 GUINEAS-G1, A$500,000, Caulfield (Melbourne),

10-17, 1mT, 3yo, f, 1:37.03, dead.

1--#@sMAGICAL MISS (AUS), 122, f, 3, by Danehill

1st Dam: Hooked Bid, by Spectacular Bid

2nd Dam: Barb’s Bold, by Bold Forbes

3rd Dam: Goofed, by *Court Martial

O-W R A & Mrs R N Wyllie; B-Carradale & Mr C

Smith; T-Bart Cummings; J-Steven Arnold;

A$325,000.

2--Ha Ha (Aus), 122, f, 3, Danehill--Very Droll (Aus), by

Crown Jester (Aus). O-Strawberry Hill Stud Synd, R

A & Mrs J E Ferguson; B-Swettenham Stud;

A$100,000.

3--Li Lo Lill (Aus), 122, f, 3, Umatilla (NZ)--Faricca

(Aus), by Millionaire (Ire). O-Mr L & Mrs P MacDonald

& Dr R G & Mrs J R Lehman; B-Mr L M MacDonald &

Dr R Lehman; A$45,000.

Margins: LNK, 1HF. Odds: 12-1, 2-1, 25-1.

Also ran: True Jewels (Aus), Hot Beat (Aus), Ugachaka

(NZ), Juanmo (Aus), Hosannah (Aus), Haste Ye Back

(Aus), Moonflute (Aus), Special Grange (Aus), La

Lagune (Aus), Magique Sky (Aus), Babe Zaharias (Aus).

Scratched: Quays (Aus), Tully Thunder (Aus).

Bart Cummings struck his first major spring blowtoday with trademark stealth when superbly bredMagical Miss wore down short-priced favorite Ha Ha by a long neck in the G1 Vinery Australia ThousandGuineas at Melbourne's Caulfield track. Jockey JimCassidy sent Ha Ha straight to the front to a two-length lead from her wide alley and she led through-out despite being chased by G1 Blue Diamond S.winner True Jewels (Aus) (Brief Truce). Magical Miss,settled in 10th position in the field, shifted to theoutside once straightened for home and wore down avaliant Ha Ha for the win. The pair were among fourdaughters and four granddaughters of Danehill in thefield. "She was always going to win, she traveledbeautifully and I was pretty confident," said jockeySteve Arnold, who won the race aboard All TimeHigh (Aus) last spring. Cummings has the G2 Wake-ful S. (2000m) at Flemington on Nov. 3 and theG1Crown Oaks (2500m) at the same track five dayslater in mind for Magical Miss, who was aA$550,000 Inglis Easter 2000 purchase for long-timeCummings client, businessman Bill Wyllie. "Her pedi-gree is ideal for the Oaks, being out of a SpectacularBid mare," said Cummings of the filly whose seconddam Barb's Bold is a half-sister to Lyphard and Wash-ington D.C. International heroine Nobiliary.

All horses in the International and American TDN were

bred in North America unless otherwise indicated.

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Wednesday, Toulouse, FrancePRIX ANDRE BABOIN (GRAND PRIX DES PROV-INCES)-TROPHEE TIERCE MAGAZIN-G3, FF420,000,Toulouse, 10-17, 3yo/up, 1 1/4mT, 2:03.60, gd.1--@HOMELAND (FR), 121, c, 3, by Highest Honor (Fr)

1st Dam: Hint Of Silver, by Alysheba2nd Dam: Hot Silver, by Nureyev3rd Dam: Her Silver, by *Herbager

(FF170,000 yrl ‘99 DEAAUG). O-Gary A Tanaka; B-Ecurie Skymarc Farm; T-Francois Rohaut; J-Olivier Peslier; FF220,000. Lifetime Record: 9 starts, 5 wins, 4 places, FF821,800.2--Cut Quartz (Fr), 122, c, 4, Johann Quatz (Fr)-- Cutlass (Ire), by Sure Blade. O-Mme A G Kavanagh; B-Enrico Erculiani; FF80,000.3--Cazoulias (Fr), 126, g, 4, Rasi Brasak (GB)--Cazouls (Fr), by Gairloch (GB). O-Beatrice Rossio; B-E van Haaren; FF60,000.Margins: 1HF, 1HF, 1HF. Odds: 1.20, 4.10, 7.00.Also ran: First Fleet, Earlene (Ire), Breknen Le Noir (Fr),Copper Carnival (GB), Jafar (Spa). Homeland is an improving colt and he continued hisupward progression with a fluent success here. Havingfinished third behind Boismorand (Fr) in the G3 GrandPrix de Vichy July 18, he has made significant strides,taking the Listed Grand Prix Inter-Regional des TroisAns at la Teste de Buch Sept. 15 and the Listed GrandPrix du Lion d’Angers at le Lion d’Angers Aug. 27.Taken to the front early by a confident Olivier Peslier,he dominated the contest. The sophomore quickenedinside the final quarter mile and always had the mea-sure of Cut Quartz in the closing stages despite thatcolt’s game efforts to close.

Friday, The MeadowlandsPEGASUS H.-GII, $250,000, 3yo, 1 1/8mPP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY WT 1 Dash ‘N Dance Dehere Prado 112 2 Temple Yard Lord at War (Arg) Gryder 113 3 Volponi Cryptoclearance Bridgmohan 114 4 Giant Gentleman Montbrook Umana 116 5 Woodmoon Woodman Melancon 113 6 Burning Roma Rubiano Bailey 119 7 Bowman’s Band Dixieland Band Migliore 116 8 John Little Blushing John Velez, Jr. 111

BUSINESS UP ON DAY TWO As the better lotsarrived in the ring, business predictably picked up yes-terday at a marathon 12-hour second session of theTattersalls October Yearling Sales at Newmarket. Theday saw 13 six-figure lots and figures that had onlybeen bettered once before--at last year's incrediblerenewal. An easy moving colt by Kahyasi (GB), sire ofKalanisi (Ire), topped the bill when local agent DwayneWoods bought a half-brother to Group 3 winner Nauti-cal Pet (Ire), offered from Yeomanstown Lodge Stud,for 200,000gns. Gill Richardson of Bloodhorse Interna-tional was the underbidder. “He was as nice an individ-ual as I have seen all year at the sales,” said Woods,who was acting for an existing owner in partnershipwith his brother, Newmarket handler Sean Woods. “Hewas a stunning horse and I look at him as a mile-and-a-quarter prospect eventually.” Demi O’Byrne picked upthe day’s second-highest priced lot, going to170,000gns for a colt by Danehill Dancer (Ire). Theyearling was one of several notable pinhooking coupsyesterday, having been bought for Ir£19,000 byO’Byrne’s brother John as a foal. Other pinhookingsuccesses included the transformation of a 45,000gnsKing's Theatre (Ire) foal into a 160,000gns yearling byCo. Kildare agent John Osborne. John Ferguson, actingon behalf of Mollers Racing, was purchaser of the ath-letic half-brother to three winners who will be trainedby Geoff Wragg. American owner Joe Albritton, whowon the G1 Prix Morny with October graduate Bad As IWanna Be (Ire), will be hoping lightning can strike twiceafter Johnny McKeever of McKeever-St Lawrence bid160,000gns on his behalf for a Carrigbeg Stud-soldGrand Lodge colt from a strong German family.Cheveley Park Stud Manager Chris Richardson wasunderbidder for the colt, who will be joining Bad As IWanna Be's trainer Brian Meehan. Agent John Warrenhad a notable success as a vendor when a Grand Lodgecolt he had bred and consigned from Highclere Studwas bought for 140,000gns by colleague CharlieGordon-Watson. “He is going to Michael Jarvis andlooked a very nice athletic individual,” said Gordon-Watson. The sale continues today, beginning at 9:15a.m., with a post-racing session starting 5:15 p.m.

TOP BREEDERS’ CUP ATTENDANCEYear Track Attendance1998 Churchill Downs 80,4522000 Churchill Downs 76,0431994 Churchill Downs 71,6711988 Churchill Downs 71,2371986 Santa Anita Park 69,155

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TATTERSALLS OCTOBERWEDNESDAY - TOP FOUR COLTS

Hip Sire Dam Price (gns)499 Kahyasi (Ire) Sea Mistress (Ire) 200,000

Consigned by Yeomanstown Stud LodgePurchased by Mr D Woods

374 Danehill Dancer (Ire) Griqualand (Ire) 170,000(Ir£19,000 wnlg ‘00 GOFNOV)Consigned by Camas Park Stud

Purchased by Demi O’Byrne469 King’s Theatre (Ire) Queen Caroline 160,000

(45,000gns wnlg ‘00 TATDEC)Consigned by John Osborne, agent

Purchased by John Ferguson Bloodstock549 Grand Lodge Traumerei (Ger) 160,000

Consigned by Carrigbeg StudPurchased by McKeever-St Lawrence

WEDNESDAY - TOP THREE FILLIESHip Sire Dam Price (gns)548 Kris (GB) Top Table (GB) 140,000

Consigned by Catridge Farm StudPurchased by John McCormack Bloodstock

492 Desert King (Ire) Safe Care (Ire) 115,000Consigned by Ringfort Stud

Purchased by B.B.A. (Ireland) Ltd.501 Lahib Sellette (Ire) 105,000

(9,000gns wnlg ‘00 TATDEC)Consigned by Furnace Mill Stud

Purchased by Holistic Racing Ltd.

WORKING TOWARDS THE CUP Mile hopeful Affirmed Success (Affirmed) tuned upwith a five-furlong breeze in 1:00 2/5, handily, aroundthe dogs on the turf at Belmont yesterday morning.Also out for a spin on the Belmont lawn was Turf en-trant Blazing Fury (Dynaformer), who went three-quar-ters in 1:15 2/5. “We’re not kidding ourselves here,”admitted trainer Jimmy Toner. “This is being a littleambitious. Being that it’s the Breeders’ Cup and it’sbeing run right here at Belmont Park, it’s worth a try.We don’t have to ship anywhere, and this will be hislast start of the year.” Unbeaten Publication (Petionville)prepped for the Juvenile at Arlington by going six pan-els in 1:15 4/5.

GODOLPHIN, GALILEO HEAD JAPAN CUPThe Godolphin duo of G1 Prix de l’Arc de Triomphewinner Sakhee (Bahri) and Fantastic Light (Rahy) andsuper sophomore Galileo (Ire) (Sadler’s Wells) head alist of 59 nominees for the $4 million GI Japan Cup tobe held Nov. 25 at Tokyo Racecourse. Sakhee andFantastic Light, who ran third to T.M. Opera O (OperaHouse {GB}) in last year’s event, have also been cross-entered in the Japan Cup Dirt on Nov. 24. North Amer-ica is represented by 28 nominees, chief among thosebeing Senure (Nureyev), winner in his most recent startof the GI Clement L. Hirsch Turf Championship. Senurewas not pre-entered for the Breeders’ Cup and is alikely runner in the Japan Cup, according to trainerBobby Frankel. The North American entry for the JapanCup Dirt is a strong one, headed by GI Woodward S.winner Lido Palace (Chi) (Rich Man’s Gold), who wasnot supplemented to the Breeders’ Cup. Also amongthe nominees from the U.S. are last year’s Horse of theYear Tiznow (Cee’s Tizzy) and 2000 GI Preakness S.winner Red Bullet (Unbridled). Invitations for the tworaces are due Oct. 29.

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TATTERSALLS OCTOBERWEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 2001

SESSION TOTALS 2001 2000

No. Sold 212 226

Gross 6,578,900gns 8,464,700gns

Average 31,033gns 37,454gns

Median 21,000gns 27,000gns

CUMULATIVE TOTALS 2001 2000

No. Sold 398 415

Gross 9,378,500gns 12,067,700

Average 23,564gns 29,079gns

Median N/A N/A

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