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‘EXPRESS’ YOURSELF Asia Express (Henny Hughes) provided a dominantdisplay to take Sunday=s G1 Asahi Hai Futurity by 1 1/4lengths while making his first start on turf. The Asahi Hai Futurity has long been regarded as oneof the most important juvenile events in Japan, and its
honor roll includes thelikes of Logotype (Jpn)(Lohengrin {Jpn}),who won this race lastyear en route to G1Japanese 2000Guineas glory.Therefore, AsiaExpress has big hoofprints to fill, but themanner in which hehandled his first turfouting yesterdaysuggests he is up to
the task. A $230,000 juvenile purchase by Emmanueland Laura de Seroux=s Narvick International at OBSMarch, Asia Express made a late start to his juvenilecampaign, but made up for lost time with a five-lengthvictory on the dirt at Tokyo for owner Yukio Baba.Resurfacing in the 7 1/2-furlong Oxalis Sho S. on thesame surface three weeks later, Asia Express managedto be even more impressive, scoring by seven lengths.While yesterday=s winning margin was not as flashy,the victory was nonetheless authoritative. Riding therail in midpack early under Ryan Moore, the chestnuttipped out for running room coming off the turn andcharged down the middle of the track, hitting the leadinside the final furlong and winning with somethingseemingly left in the tank. Asia Express is the secondGroup 1 winnerBand first in JapanBfor Henny Hughes,who is set to stand his first season in that country atYushun Company next year. It was the fourth JapaneseGroup 1 victory--and second of the season--for RyanMoore, who piloted Gentildonna (Jpn) (Deep Impact{Jpn}) to a title-defending victory in the G1 Japan Cupthree weeks ago. AHe surprised me--he quickened up sowell,@ said Moore. AWhen I rode him before, he lookedlike he was a horse with lots of gears. He=s a specialhorse, because not many do both dirt and grass. Hisfuture should be bright. He feels like he hasn=t got tothe bottom of it yet--like there=s more to come--so it=llbe interesting to see how much progress he makes.@ Cont. p3
‘BELIEF’ LOOKS TO SOPHOMORE SEASON Saturday=s GI CashCall Futurity winner Shared Belief
(Candy Ride {Arg}) came out ofhis 5 3/4-length victory well andhis connections are lookingforward to his sophomoreseason. AThere are a lot of3-year-old races at the beginningof the year,== winning trainerJerry Hollendorfer said Sunday.AWe=ll probably stay in Californiabut we=ll also look elsewhere.@Hollendorfer=s assistant Dan
Ward said, AHe came back perfect. He=s not a hugehorse, but he=s growing all the time.@ AHe=ll ship to Santa Anita next week and then we=llsee how he trains on dirt,@ Ward continued. AThe logicalraces to run in are the [GII] San Felipe S. [Mar. 8], [GI]Santa Anita Derby [Apr. 5] and then if everything goeswell, on to Kentucky.@ More on CashCall Futurity p5
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In This IssueGraded Results
Quaesitor (Friends Lake) earned his first graded score in Woodbine’s
GIII Valedictory S.
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On the Worktab
GI Breeders’ Cup hero Mucho Macho Man (Macho Uno) registered a
four-furlong work yesterday at Gulfstream Park.
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Letters to the Editor
Gallaghers Stud’s Marlene Brody examines how the industry can attract
patrons in the light of NYRA’s decision to raise admission fees. In another letter,
Joanne Nor looks more closely at the pharmaceutical composition of Lasix.
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Sunday, Nakayama, JapanASAHI HAI FUTURITY S.-G1, -146,600,000,Nakayama, 12-15, 2yo, 1600mT., 1:34.70, fm.1Bs@ASIA EXPRESS, 121, c, 2, by Henny Hughes
1st Dam: Running Bobcats (MSW-US, $377,494),by Running Stag 2nd Dam: Backatem, by Notebook3rd Dam: Deputy=s Mistress, by Deputy Minister
($230,000 2yo >13 OBSMAR). O-Yukio Baba; B-Ocala Stud; T-T Tezuka; J-R Moore. -71,288,000. Lifetime Record: 3-3-0-0, -88,131,000. Werk Nick Rating: B. Click for the eNicks report & 5-cross pedigree.
2BShonan Achieve (Jpn), 121, c, 2, Shonan Kampf (Jpn)BShonan Pentire (Jpn), by Sunday Silence. O-Tetsuhide Kunimoto; B-Shadai Corporation Inc. -28,368,000. 3BWin Full Bloom (Jpn), 121, c, 2, Special Week (Jpn)BHanano Megami (Jpn), by Sakura Yutaka O (Jpn). O-Win Co. Ltd. B-Big Red Farm. -18,184,000.Margins: 1 1/4, NK, 1 1/4. Odds: 8.70, 15.20, 12.10.Also Rans: Meiner Diavel (Jpn), Atom (Jpn), ShonanWadachi (Jpn), Pray and Real (Jpn), Satono Rob Roy(Jpn), Gris Sage (Jpn), Bel Canto (Jpn), Twinkle Sword(Jpn), Higher Rate (Jpn), Apollo Stars (Jpn), NishinoDangerous (Jpn), El Camino Real (Jpn), T M Kyuko(Jpn).Click for the JRA chart and video. Click for the freebrisnet.com catalogue-style pedigree.
Sunday, WoodbineVALEDICTORY S.-GIII, $163,244, WOX, 12-15,3yo/up, 1 3/4m (AWT), 2:59 2/5, ft.1--#@QUAESITOR, 119, g, 4, by Friends Lake
1st Dam: Questuary (SW, $241,191), byArchers Bay
2nd Dam: Mordacious, by Ascot Knight3rd Dam: Soiled Dove, by Bold Ruckus
O-Wayward Stable; B-Gill & Nancy Howard & Donald M Ross (ON); T-Ian Howard; J-Gerry Olguin. $102,028. Lifetime Record: 17-6-1-4, $455,782. Werk Nick Rating: A+. Click for the eNicks report & 5-cross pedigree.
2--Eagle Poise, 118, g, 7, Empire Maker--Reams of Verse, by Nureyev. ($65,000 HRA >10 KEENOV). O-Riverdee Stable; B-Juddmonte Farms Inc (KY); T-H Graham Motion. $28,341.3--Peyton, 117, g, 4, Tale of the Cat--Emanating, by Cox's Ridge. ($60,000 RNA yrl '10 KEESEP; $180,000 RNA 2yo >11 KEEAPR). O-Windhaven Farms Inc; B-William D Graham (ON); T-Michael J Doyle. $18,705.
Margins: 3, 3HF, 5 1/4. Odds: 4.55, 0.70, 10.45.Also Ran: Awesome Overture, Gallant Eagle (Ire),Turkish, Address Unknown (GB). Scratched: Tricky Hat(Chi).Click for the brisnet.com chart or the brisnet.com PPs.VIDEO. Quaesitor completed the trifecta in last year=s
Valedictory to end his 3-year-old season. Hebegan the year slowlywith three sixth-placeefforts in an allowanceover the synthetic Apr.21 and routes on the turfMay 25 and June 23. Hereturned to form in a 11/2-mile optional claimerAug. 2 and took an
allowance next time out Nov. 17. cont. p4
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Valdedictory S. cont. The chestnut assumed his usual position at the backof the field through the opening stages of this route. Hewas still along the rail in last the first time under thewire. He began to improve his position heading into thefinal turn and circled the field on the bend as EaglePoise struck the front. Quaesitor found another gear,blew by Eagle Poise and won going away. AThere's no point in running him unless it's at least amile and a quarter,@ said winning trainer Ian Howard.AHe just doesn't show that much speed, but when itgets beyond a mile and a quarter, he has a chance.@
Mucho Macho Man Breezes at Gulfstream In his second work since winning the GI Breeders=Cup Classic Nov. 3, Mucho Macho Man (Macho Uno)breezed four panels in :49.94 and galloped out fivefurlongs in 1:03.77 at Gulfstream Park Sunday. AWekeep meeting and we will make a schedule, but he=sjust doing good with what he=s doing now,@ said trainerKathy Ritvo. AWe let him work a half-mile today, and hewent really well. He=s feeling good and came backgreat. His weight is amazing, he=s happy, and he=sdoing really well. I just can=t ask him to be any better.@
Plesa Points to Dania Beach with Yes I’m Lucky The Eddie Plesa-trained Yes I=m Lucky (Yes It=s True)will aim for a start in next Saturday=s GIII Dania BeachS. The juvenile has three stakes tallies to his name--Calder=s Frank Gomez Memorial S. June 22,Monmouth=s Tyro S. July 4 and the Laurel FuturitySept. 21--and will look for his first graded score, havingfinished second in the GIII Sapling S. at Monmouth overthe summer. AHe=s doing great,@ Plesa commented. ASowe=re anxious to run him. Every time he comes over tothe racetrack and runs in the afternoon he gives a110% effort.@
Belle Couture Debut Imminent Belle Couture (Aus) (Redoute=s Choice {Aus}), the 3-year-old half-sister to Australian sprint sensationBlack Caviar (Aus) (Bel Esprit {Aus}), as well aschampion All Too Hard (Aus) (Casino Prince {Aus}),could make her racetrack debut within the week, trainerDanny O=Brien told Racingandsports.com.au. AShe=s notfar away,@ O=Brien told the website. AWe=ll probablynominate her for a couple of races next week. It=s eithergive her another trial [Friday] or go to a country maiden,and I=m tipping towards taking her to the races,providing we can get to the right race.@ Belle Couture,who won a jump out at Flemington last week, was aA$2.6-million (US$2,328,170) purchase by BC3Thoroughbreds at last year=s Inglis Easter Sale. BC3Thoroughbreds is currently at the center of mediaattention surrounding alleged links to a suspiciousbetting scheme. The ownership group is now under thecontrol of administrators.
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CashCall Futurity Wrap-Up cont. from p1
Candy Boy Exits Weekend Well Trainer John Sadler was satisfied with longshotCandy Boy (Candy Ride {Arg})=s runner-up effort in theGI CashCall Futurity Saturday. AThe winner wasimpressive, but my horse ran very well,@ commentedSadler. AHe was clear of the third-place finisher and wellclear of the fourth horse. I think he=s a Derby-typehorse.@ Sadler also trained 10th place finisher Kobe=sBack (Flatter), who clipped heels on the backstretch.AKobe=s Back had a superficial cut on his ankle,@ heexplained.
Tap It Rich ‘Fine’ After Fiasco The Bob Baffert-trained Tap It Rich (Tapit), who wasan unmanageable 11th in the GI CashCall Futurity, wasAfine this morning,@ according to Mike Marlow, assistantto Baffert. AAfter his first race, he=s become realaggressive and has been lugging in and out fighting therider. He=s a project.@
A Last Hurrah for Hollywood Park “And now, ladies and gentlemen,Hollywood Park belongs to you,” the race caller, Joe Hernandez, saidover the public-address system on June 10, 1938. Among the 40,000people who came for opening day at Southern California’s newestracetrack were the era’s biggest film stars, including Al Jolson, JoanCrawford, Milton Berle, Claudette Colbert, Bob Hope and BarbaraStanwyck. John Branch, The New York Times
Hubbard sad, not surprised Hollywood is closing R.D. Hubbard sayshe’s disappointed that Hollywood Park race track, which he owned formost of the 1990s, is shutting down for good after its current racingseason. But he’s far from surprised. “When this last group (BayMeadows Land Company) bought it, they bought it from ChurchillDowns, we all knew they are developers,” said Hubbard, who ownedHollywood Park in Inglewood for most of the 1990s.
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MARLENE BRODY The news that NYRA's Board had votedunanimously--except for Barry Ostarger's lone andheroic Anay@--to raise fees on admissions, parking,boxes etc, and executive pay at NYRA racetracksflabbergasted me. In fact, despite waiting some time tosimmer down, I am still angry. Racetracks are a place people come to gamble. So arecasinos. Casinos lure customers with free admission,complimentary food and drink, entertainment, a variedchoice of restaurants and bars and a host of otherenticements. For big rollers, the lure can be freeaccommodations in lovely hotel suites, free returnflights, and who knows what more. All with the hopeand often the result that these people spend hours inwindowless rooms (heaven forbid they realize the timeof day or night) losing astounding amounts of money. The lure of the racetrack is a day, for the wholefamily if so desired, in the open air in parklike settings,the sight of beautiful horses, jockeys, superb athletesall, the intellectual challenge of handicapping races, andthe thrill and excitement of the races themselves. Forthis, however, the customer must pay admission,parking, overpriced food and drink and is expected togamble good money on a game too many now believeis infested by drugs. At least, recently, honest andbelievable efforts are being made to correct this graveproblem. Comparisons are being made with baseball, football,basketball, etc., where admission and other fees areextremely high. But, please correct me if I am wrong:gambling on these games is still illegal, except in LasVegas. The biggest gamble in racing is made by breeders andowners. Without them there is no show. Without themunemployment soars because this industry is laborintensive. Attendance is down because it is an expensiveouting--maybe the same reason baseball stadiums areempty nowadays. Because of enormous technological advances, theraces can be seen on multiple screens and bets can beplaced over the Internet. So how to lure people to the live enjoyment of a dayat the races? Certainly not by making it more expensive. Rather, bymaking it less expensive Free admission, free parking, affordable rates forclubhouse seats, better and less expensive food andbeverage. Charge less for the concessions. Take a smallpercentage from the gross. Give concessionaires anincentive to make money, to compete to have the besthamburger, the best hot dog, etc.
Have known designers compete to have the coolesthorse related caps, T-shirts, umbrellas, scarves, ties,etc., for sale. No giveaway days. Limited editions. Itbecomes a real choice. A very special souvenir. Everyhundredth person entering the track gets $10 to betwith. There are so many other ways to lure people. At important race meets when attendance is highanyway, then have admission fees and higher fees forboxes and seats and parking, if you must. People willcome because those are the days they want to see andbe seen. Do not raise them too high. People aren't foolsand don't like being taken as such. Make all other race days a real bargain to go to theracetrack, and not a financial burden. And this includesSaratoga, except those really big race days. A day at the races should be much more fun andlucrative (lower the take out) than staying at homewatching on TV and betting over the Internet. Have more respect and take better care of thebreeders and owners. They are the ones who take thebiggest gamble. Without them, you have nothing. How about executive pay raises after you make somemoney, not before. We have enough problems as an industry. We don'tneed any more nails hammered into the coffin.BMarlene Brody, Gallaghers Stud
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JOANNE NOR: I read with interest the letter from Barry Irwin to theTDN in Tuesday's edition regarding Lasix. Othercomplications exist from Lasix and otherpharmaceuticals and environmental toxins. When theherbicide Glyphosate is combined with these pre-racepharmaceuticals and any other sources ofenvironmental toxins, they can be lethal, as was notedby MIT researchers in the latest information on theeffects of Glyphosate. It is quoted to be "the mostbiologically disruptive chemical in our environment," byMIT researchers and connects it with over 40 diseases.Similarly, a Russian study done on the herbicide notedbody malfunctions such as total sterility after threegenerations of use. We are in the third generation nowregarding exposure to our horses as Glyphosate wasintroduced in the nineties. Glyphosate is used in our horse feed through thecrops: sugar beets (in all sweet feed), soy, corn, somewheat, some flax, alfalfa, and bluegrass hay.Thehighest amounts are found in grains and sugar crops.These feed stuffs make up at least 75-100% of dailyfeed rations in our Thoroughbred racehorses. The good news is that on December 6th on the bigisland of Hawaii, Mayor Bill Kenoi signed a BiotechGMO ban into law, stopping the use of Glyphosate inHawaii This action sets a precedent that other statesmay follow. Just two months ago, Mexico banned allGMOS because of the health issues with GMO corn intheir country. Many nations have completely banned GMOS andGlyphosate, and some have severe restrictions.One of the findings of the MIT researchers is that itmagnifies the toxicity of any environmental toxin ordrug introduced to the body by disallowing the liver tobe able to de-toxify, and also that it simultaneously hasthe propensity of separating the endothelial wall of theheart's aorta, potentially setting the body up formassive hemorrhaging and cardiac arrest. Theelectrolyte-robbing power of Lasix just adds to thatscenario. This is my point: the combination of these thingscreate these potential dangers, and others,and weaken the life, and performance of our starperformers in the Thoroughbred industry. Not only dowe need to stop the drugs, we need to stop biotechpoison for profit in our horses' food chain. We need tolabel our feeds, so owners, breeders, trainers may makethe call and educate on what is in our horses (and dogs'and cats') food. I equate this to the cigarette package.How many had to die before something was done? I amfor the health of our horses, and we need to geteducated on what this toxic chemicalis doing to our breed, and all breeds. The Lasix is icing on the already baked cake, evenbefore these horses get to the track.
For more information on GMOs and Glyphosate, go towww.vitatracwellness.com for a PDF of the MIT study,entitled Glyphosate's suppression of cytochrome P450enzymes and amino acid biosynthesis by the gutmichrobiome: pathways to modern diseases.-Joanne Nor
Yesterday=s Results:SOUTH BEACH S., $100,000, GPX, 12-15, 3yo/up,f/m, 7 1/2fT, 1:30 3/5, fm.1--BAFFLE ME, 121, f, 4, First Samurai--Wonderously, by Awesome Again. ($130,000 yrl '10 KEESEP). O-Lee R Lewis; B-The Peter J Callahan Revocable Trust Dated 2/28/02 (KY); T-Mark A Hennig; J-Javier Castellano. $60,000. Lifetime Record: 20-7-3-4, $427,556. 2--Sure Route (GB), 117, m, 5, Ishiguru--Shore Light, by Gulch. O-Miller Racing LLC. $20,000.3--Miss Montreal, 117, f, 4, Orientate--Unbridled's Secret, by Unbridled. ($80,000 yrl '10 FTKOCT). O-Champion Equine LLC. $10,000.Margins: HF, NK, 3/4. Odds: 1.00, 20.40, 25.10. Baffle Me, an allowance winner over this course lastMarch, was seeking her third straight victory after winsin the Sept. 25 Jazzy S. and the Oct. 25 Finney S.,both at Belmont Park. The crowd=s even-money choiceattended the pace set by longshot Miss Montreal downthe backstretch. Sheengaged the leaderturning for home andwrested control in thefinal sixteenth and heldsway over the late-closing Sure Route. AIhave to give Javier[Castellano] credit, he=sgotten her to relaxwell,@ said winningtrainer Mark Hennig. AAyear ago at this time,you could have never dreamed that this filly would sitoff of a :48-and-change half mile. She=s just nowlearning to run with this style. She=s finishing--I thinkher last quarter was probably her best. I always felt shecould finish if we could just get her to slow down alittle bit, but she never would slow down.@ Of theblanket finish, Hennig added, AIt was closer than wewanted it to be, but I think she had something left ifthey had gotten to her.@ Click for the brisnet.com chartor VIDEO.
6th-GPX, $43,500, Alw, Opt. Clm. ($75,000), NW1X,2yo, 1m, 1:36 3/5, ft.COUP DE GRACE (c, 2, Tapit--Home Court {GSP}, byStorm Cat) graduated as the 1-2 favorite in his six-furlong debut at Aqueduct Nov. 9 and was the 4-5favorite in this second go. Coup de Grace brokeinwardly and bumped rivals before being straightenedand moved up to challenge for the lead while threewide. He contested the pace through fractions of:23.40 and :46.23 before taking charge with minimalencouragement after three-quarters in 1:11.22. He idledbriefly before being challenged by Hy Kodiak Warrior(Kodiak Kowboy).
Those two rivals exchanged bumps before Coup deGrace found his best stride and inched clear late to winby one length. Hy Kodiak Warrior was second and Goneas Wind (Smart Strike) was third. AHe=s still learning the game, and that was one of thereasons this horse didn=t run at Saratoga,@ winningtrainer Chad Brown said. AHe had all the talent in theworld, and he was having some behavioral issues in themorning so we decided not to put him through thepressure of Saratoga. It=s so busy up there, and he wasshowing some greenness intermittently in his training.Training for Fox Hill is great because [owner RickPorter] just said, >When he=s ready, run him.= He got ittogether this fall, and he=s doing real well.@ Coup de Grace=s performance impressed jockey JavierCastellano. AI let him see a target in the beginning andhe rated pretty good, very kind,@ Castellano said.ATurning for home, sometimes with young horses theylook around a little bit but as soon as the horse came tohim on the outside, he was focused. He just took off.He has a lot of talent, and we=re looking forward towhat=s next.@ Brown added a stakes race could be nextup for the talented colt. AThe [Jan. 25 GII] Holy Bullwould be a strong possibility because he=s here, he=srun over the track and he loves training here,@ Brownsaid. AI=ll discuss that with Mr. Porter and, first andforemost, see how the horse is doing out of the race.We=ll make sure we have him nominated everywhere,and we=ll start to test this horse around two turns morethan likely.@ Cont. p2
AROUND THE WORLD MONDAY, DECEMBER 16, 2013
Baffle MeLeslie Martin
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(6th-GPX cont.) Coup de Grace was a $215,000 FTKNOV weanlingand a $300,000 KEESEP yearling. He is out of GSPHome Court (Storm Cat), a daughter of champion JewelPrincess (Key to the Mint). AGS Thoroughbredspurchased Home Court, in foal to Gone West, for $1.4million out of the 2005 Keeneland November sale. Sheproduced a filly by Tiznow in 2012, was sold for$110,000 while in foal to Lookin at Lucky at the 2012Keeneland November sale, and produced a colt by thattwo-time champion this spring. Click for thebrisnet.com chart or VIDEO. Lifetime Record: 2-2-0-0,$68,100.O-Fox Hill Farms Inc. B-AGS Thoroughbreds Ltd (KY).T-Chad C Brown.
9th-GPX, $44,025, Alw, Opt. Clm. ($75,000), NW1X,2yo, f, 6f, 1:10 3/5, ft.ONLYFORYOU (f, 2, Malibu Moon--Erhu {GSP,$164,385}, by Tactical Cat) debuted with a 2 1/4-length victory at Aqueduct Nov. 10. Sent off the 4-5favorite for this second go, the bay filly settled just offthe pace while racing along the rail through fractions of:22.10 and :45.53. She waited for racing room on theturn, tipped out for the stretch run and surged to thelead under a hand ride en route to a 3 1/2-lengthvictory. Dreaminofauntdiane (Bluegrass Cat) wassecond. Sales history: $115,000 yrl '12 KEESEP.Lifetime Record: 2-2-0-0, $68,100. Click for thebrisnet.com chart or VIDEO.O-Glencrest Farm LLC. B-Elm Tree Farm LLC & PopatopLLC (KY). T-Todd A Pletcher.
ONLYFORYOU1st Dam: Erhu, by Tactical Cat2nd Dam: Sunday Morning, by Sunny=s Halo3rd Dam: Great Finesse, by Bold Bidder
Click for the free brisnet.com catalogue-style pedigree. John Greathouse admits he has a soft spot for filliesby Malibu Moon and, understandably so, after theexploits of Devil May Care, who carried his family=sGlencrest Farm silks to victories in the 2009 GI FrizetteS. and 2010 GI Mother Goose S. and GI Coaching ClubAmerican Oaks, as well as a tilt at the GI KentuckyDerby. Glencrest was back in the winner=s circle withanother daughter of Malibu Moon yesterday atGulfstream Park when Onlyforyou won a six-furlongallowance by a confident 3 1/2 lengths. Greathousepurchased the bay filly for $115,000 out of the 2012Keeneland September sale.
AI have to be careful with these Malibu Moonsbecause I=m remembering what Devil May Care lookedlike and I see some of her in these horses and I getmyself carried away,@ Greathouse admitted Sunday.A[Onlyforyou] didn=t look exactly like her, but sheclosely enough resembled her where I thought for thekind of money we were spending, she was worth thechance.@ The initial plan was to sell the filly as a 2-year-old thispast spring, but she failed to attract the bidders at theKeeneland April sale. AShe had some vet issues that we were willing to livewith and obviously the 2-year-old people weren=t willingto live with and then the race people weren=t willing tolive with either, so that is the reason we still have her,@Greathouse explained. AShe was at Keeneland, but shedidn=t work good. She had worked better in the pre-breeze, but that day, for whatever reason, she waslooking around and didn=t work that good.@ Onlyforyou didn=t make her first start until Nov. 10,when she won her six-furlong debut by 2 1/4 lengths atAqueduct. Greathouse thinks the extra time helped thefilly. AIt might have been some of these physical thingsthat she needed to work her way through,@ Greathousesaid. ASome of these Malibu Moons, they are not nearlyas precocious as 2-year-old people want them to be.They may want more ground and to expect some ofthese horses to go in there in :10 1/5 and then go amile and an eighth in their 2-year-old year is sometimesstretching the imagination. You=ve got to see somethingto say >Yes, this horse didn=t work that fast, but shegalloped out good and I=ll sit and wait for her.=@ Still, Greathouse had seen enough from Onlyforyouthat he jumped at the chance to buy the filly=s dam outof this year=s Keeneland November sale. Just two daysbefore Onlyforyou broke her maiden at Aqueduct,Greathouse signed the ticket at $50,000 for Erhu(Tactical Cat). AI told the people [selling the mare], I think this fillycan run,@ Greathouse said. AThey said it was apartnership that was selling out and they didn=t have achoice. I said, >OK. As long as you know that I like thefilly.=@ Cont. p3
Foaled, Raised and Sold by Elm Tree Farm
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The graded-stakes placed Erhu, now 12 and in foal toTo Honor and Serve, is also the dam of Dress the Part(Malibu Moon), a $700,000 Keeneland Septemberyearling in 2010. Her Street Boss colt, Wise Boss,brought $250,000 at the 2011 September sale and herfilly by Blame brought $170,000 at this year=s Fasig-Tipton Saratoga sale. AI was surprised,@Greathouse admitted aboutErhu=s $50,000 price tag.ALet=s face it, they sold somehigh-priced foals out of thatmare, so I was surprised toget her at that level. I waswilling to pay more for her,but I was glad to get her atthat level.@ After Onlyforyou=sperformance Sunday,Greathouse said Erhu willmost likely be visiting MalibuMoon again in 2014. A[Before Sunday] I said, >Ihave to wait and see this filly run back and know thatI=ve got more than a filly who just broke her maidenbefore I spend that kind of money to breed to MalibuMoon,=@ Greathouse explained. ABut now, in allprobability, that is where she=ll go.
Let=s face it, when somebody buys a $50,000 mareand you=re talking about a $90,000-$100,000 season--they don=t make any sense together. And you and Iboth know that breaking your maiden is a long wayfrom a 40-year marriage.@ As for plans for Erhu=s To Honor and Serve foal,Greathouse explained, AMost of these things we buy,they are for sale. If it=s a filly, I=ll look at it differently,but if it=s a colt, I=ll sell it.@ In the more near-future, Greathouse is lookingforward to watching Onlyforyou stretch out to twoturns. AI=m sure Mr. [Todd] Pletcher will bring up somethingin five or six weeks,@ Greathouse said of Onlyforyou=snext outing. AAnd hopefully, it=s two turns and we startto find out if that is something she wants. He=ll tell me.The only thing he said to me was, >I think she is a nicefilly,= and that=s probably as much praise as you=re goingto get out of him.@ -Jessica Martini
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Yesterday=s Results:3rd-WOX, $61,426, Msw, 2yo, f, 6f (AWT), 1:12, ft.+ARAGORN AMI (f, 2, Aragorn {Ire}--Galloping Ami,by Victory Gallop), who RNA=d for C$29,000 as anONTSEP yearling, was dismissed at 9-1 in thisunveiling. The bay filly broke alertly and had the lead inthe early strides before ceding the advantage toCristalino (Northern Afleet). Aragorn Ami tracked thepacesetter through fractions of :22.22 and :45.53. Shesurged to the lead off the turn and held off Mrs. Monty(Henny Hughes) down the lane to score by 3/4 lengths.The unraced Galloping Ami is a full-sister to stakeswinner Victorious Ami, dam of this year=s GIII Grey S.winner Ami=s Holiday (Harlan=s Holiday). Both mares aredaughters of MSP Secret Ami (Secret Claim), ahomebred for Ivan Dalos=s Tall Oaks Farm. Click for thebrisnet.com chart or VIDEO. Lifetime Record: 1-1-0-0,$38,034. O-Ivan Dalos. B-Tall Oaks Farm (ON). T-Josie Carroll.
2nd-WOX, $49,881, Msw, (S), 2yo, 6f (AWT), 1:12 3/5, ft.BEAR HUNTER (g, 2, Kentucky Bear--Wildandprosperous, by Wild Event) was a traffic-plagued runner-up in his debut over track and trip Nov.24. The 3-5 favorite settled in mid-pack early, took aimon the pacesetter turning for home before forging tothe lead with a furlong to run en route to a one-lengthvictory. Spanish River (Giant Gizmo) was second. BearHunter is the third winner for his freshman sire (by Mr.Greeley). Click for the brisnet.com chart or VIDEO.Lifetime Record: 2-1-1-0, $37,851. O/B-Pat Parente & Bruno Zuccato (ON). T-Pat Parente.
First-crop starters to watch: Monday, December 16Sire (Sire’s Sire), current farm, 2010 Fee, #foals of racing age/Winners/BlackTypeWnrs * Race #-track, race type, distance, runner, odds (if available)GIANT GIZMO (Giant's Causeway), Adena Springs Canada, 46/6/16-MNR, Msw, 1m, Oversized, $3K KEE NOV wnl, 8-1LEONNATUS ANTEAS (Stormy Atlantic), Colebrook Farms StallionStation, 21/3/06-MNR, Msw, 1m, Crazy Canuck, $716 CAN NOV wnl, 6-1VISIONAIRE (Grand Slam), Summerhill Stud, 25/5/16-MNR, Msw, 1m, Lucky Luminaire, $11K RNA KEE SEP yrl, 6-1
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Yesterday=s Results:REMINGTON SPRINGBOARD MILE S., $250,000, RPX,12-15, 2yo, 1m, 1:38 4/5, ft.1--#LOUIES FLOWER, 120, c, 2, by Flower Alley
1st Dam: Tembisa, by Johannesburg2nd Dam: Varnish, by Cox's Ridge3rd Dam: Gild, by Mr. Prospector
($25,000 yrl '12 OBSAUG). O-Wesley Melcher; B-Shadybrook Farm Inc & Castletop Stab (FL); T-W Bret Calhoun; J-Luis S Quinonez. $150,000. Lifetime Record: 5-3-1-0, $190,083. 2--Noble Cornerstone, 120, g, 2, Noble Causeway-- Besige, by Polish Numbers. O-My Meadowview Farm; B-My Meadowview LLC (NY); T-Wesley A Ward. $50,000.3--Smack Smack, 120, g, 2, Closing Argument--Smack Madam, by Victory Gallop. O/B-Dream Walkin Farms Inc (KY); T-Don Von Hemel. $27,500.Margins: NK, 5HF, NO. Odds: 23.00, 4.50, 3.40.Also Ran: Walt, Boji Moon, Divine View, Dunkin Bend,Pachanga Party, Big Sugar High, Denali Rahy Ruler,Guns Loaded, Alpha and Omega. Louies Flower got off the mark in his third start going5 1/2 furlongs here Oct. 2 and went wire-to-wire in aone mile optional claiming romp last time out Oct. 20.The 23-1 longshot was wide as he rated in thirdthrough the first turn.
He steadily crept closer to the pace and was inposition to bid for the lead entering the lane. He beganto pull away from the field, but had to keep finding lateto finish ahead of the quick-closing Noble Cornerstone.Click for the brisnet.com chart or VIDEO.
Yesterday=s Results:PLAYA DEL REY S., $100,250, BHP, 12-15, 3yo/up,f/m, 6f (AWT), 1:09 3/5, ft.1--TEDDY'S PROMISE, 126, m, 5, Salt Lake--Braids and Beads, by Capote. O/B-Ted & Judy Nichols (CA); T-Ronald W Ellis; J-Victor Espinoza. $60,000. Lifetime Record: GISW, 28-11-4-2, $882,397. 2--Judy in Disguise (GB), 116, f, 3, Elusive City-- Tomorrow's World (Ire), by Machiavellian. O-Eclipse Thoroughbred Partners. $20,000.3--Rumor, 124, m, 5, Indian Charlie--Mini Chat, by Deputy Minister. ($440,000 yrl '09 KEESEP). O-Ramona Bass, Claiborne Farm & Adele Dilschneider. $12,000.
Margins: 1 1/4, 1 3/4, NO. Odds: 0.60, 8.40, 3.30.Cont. p6
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Teddy=s Promise, winner of the 2011 GI La Brea S.,earned a return trip to the GI Breeders= Cup F/M Sprintwith a win in the Oct. 5 L.A. Woman S. Aftercontesting the early fractions, the dark bay mare tiredto eighth behind Groupie Doll (Bowman=s Band) in theNov. 2 F/M Sprint. Heavily favored against five rivalshere, Teddy=s Promise quickly opened a clear leadthrough fractions of :22.55, :45.21 and :57.05 beforereporting home a confident winner. AFor me, she didn=tfire her best race in the Breeders= Cup, but she cameout of the race awesome,@ said winning trainer RonEllis. AShe=s come out of all her races this year a lotbetter than last year. We had this race on the docket.@Ellis expects Teddy=s Promise will have one more racein her career. AI would imagine the [Jan. 25 GII] SantaMonica S. will be her swan song and then she=s goingto be bred to Smart Strike. We=re sorry to lose her.She=s been a great mare for us.@ Click for thebrisnet.com chart or VIDEO.
2nd-BHP, $50,842, Alw, Opt. Clm. ($40,000), NW1$X,3yo/up, f/m, 6f (AWT), 1:10 4/5, ft.MECHAYA (f, 3, City Zip--Sago {MSW, $136,050}, byValid Expectations) was a debut winner at Del Mar lastAugust before finishing third behind Executiveprivilege(First Samurai) in the GI Del Mar Debutante S. a monthlater. A well-beaten second to Beholder (Henny Hughes)in a Santa Anita allowance in October, she was third inWoodbine=s Glorious Song S. before taking over a yearoff.
She weakened to second in her return at this venueNov. 22. The 5-2 second choice was off a step slowly,but hustled up the rail to set the early pace. Sherepelled a charge by favored Key Vista (Redattore {Brz})heading into the lane and kept on finding to finish ahalf-length clear of Rhodium (Flashy Bull). Sales history:$32,000 RNA yrl '11 KEEJAN; C$35,000 yrl '11ONTSEP; $240,000 2yo >12 OBSMAR. Lifetime Record:GISP, 6-2-2-2, $148,363. Click for the brisnet.comchart or VIDEO.O-Doubledown Stables Inc. B-James A & Janeane AEveratt & J Arika Everatt-Meeuse (ON). T-John W Sadler.
Registered Ontario-Bred/CTHS Grad
• ON THE WORKTAB •BETFAIR HOLLYWOOD PARK
Sweet Lulu (Mr. Greeley), 6f, 1:13.00, 3/9GULFSTREAM PARK
Mucho Macho Man (Macho Uno), 4f, :49.85, 39/65Mucho Mas Macho (Macho Uno), 5fT, 1:02.50, 1/1
PALM MEADOWSCorfu (Malibu Moon), 4f, :48.80, 6/30Sweet Whiskey (Old Fashioned), 4f, :48.95, 8/30Toasting (Congrats), 4f, :50.95, 24/30
SANTA ANITANew Year’s Day (Street Cry {Ire}), 3f, :37.80, 7/16
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California report cont.2nd-GGX, $28,830, Msw, 2yo, f, 1m (AWT), 1:40 2/5,ft.+TIZ KISSABLE (f, 2, Tiz Wonderful--True Kiss {SW},by Is It True), a 10-1 shot, settled in at the back of thefield through the opening stages. She began to moveup the rail on the turn, angled out to the four path forrunning room entering the straight and caught theleaders by midstretch. The dark bay kicked clear tofinish four lengths ahead of French Tart (Decharchy).Sales history: $55,000 yrl '12 KEESEP. LifetimeRecord: 1-1-0-0, $16,200. Click for the brisnet.comchart or VIDEO.O-Jethorse LLC. B-Pat Murphy (KY). T-Tim McCanna.
9th-BHP, $48,450, Msw, 2yo, 6fT, 1:09 3/5, fm.BOURNE HOT (c, 2, Latent Heat--Exellensea, byExbourne), who was second last time out over theSanta Anita turf Oct. 27, came off the bench tograduate here. The 7-5 chance set the pace, remainedat the head of affair throughout and pulled away downthe stretch to win by 4 1/4 lengths. Arctic Code(Desert Code) completed the exacta. Sales history:$60,000 wlng '11 KEENOV;$45,000 RNA yrl '12KEESEP; $60,000 2yo >13 OBSAPR. Lifetime Record:6-1-1-2, $55,100. Click for the brisnet.com chart orVIDEO.O-Slam Dunk Racing. B-Warrender Associates Inc &Michael T Barnett (KY). T-Doug F O'Neill.
IN THE UAE:Udabaa (Ire), c, 4, Alhaarth (Ire)BAddaya (Ire), by Persian Bold (Ire). Abu Dhabi, 12-15, Hcp, 3yo/up, 2400mT. B-Philip Brady. *i160,000 wnl >07 GOFNOV; 190,000gns yrl >08 TATOCT. **1/2 to Prior=s Lodge (Ire) (Grand Lodge), GSW-Eng, $265,582.
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SYNTHETIC SURFACES IN NORTH AMERICATrack All-Weather SurfaceArlington Park PolytrackDel Mar PolytrackKeeneland PolytrackTurfway Park PolytrackWoodbine PolytrackHollywood Cushion TrackGolden Gate Tapeta FootingsPresque Isle Downs Tapeta FootingsOBS Training Center Safetrack
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8 Copyright Thoroughbred Daily News.This newspaper may not be reproduced in any form or byany means, electronic or mechanical, without priorwritten permission of the copyright owner, MediaVista.Information as to the American races, race results andearnings was obtained from results charts published inDaily Racing Form and utilized here with the permissionof the copyright owner, Daily Racing Form.
CHANNON SIGNS UP TWISTON-DAVIES Trainer Mick Channon has named WillyTwiston-Davies as his new stable jockey. Son of thejumps conditioner Nigel Twiston-Davies and brother ofSam, who has quickly established a lofty reputation inthat sphere, the 18-year-old, who started out overobstacles before switching to the flat, will take theplace of Martin Harley after that rider recently joinedMarco Botti. ALike Martin when he joined us, William isa young jockey on the up and I=m looking forward tothe season ahead with him riding,@ Channon said. AHe=sa good lad with a strong family background. He=s alsodone time under Richard Hannon and all of that makesfor a hard working, disciplined and conscientiouscharacter, able to work with a team. The fact that he=sa bloody good jockey also has something to do with it.As ever, there=s no contractual agreement laid out--justa handshake and an understanding. Some of ourowners already have their own jockeys and that won=tchange, but Willy will invariably ride as first choice.@
Yesterday=s Result:KOREA GRAND PRIX, KR-622,080,000, Seoul, 3yo/up,2300m, 2:28.80, my.1BINDIE BAND (KOR), 121, c, 3, Ecton Park--Plie, by Dixieland Band. O-Jeong Young Sik. B-Isidore Farm. T-Kim Young Kwan. KR-330,000,000. Lifetime Record: 12-8-1-1, KR-1,061,822,000. 2BJigeum I Sungan (Kor), 128, c, 4, Ingrandire (Jpn)BSolmaru (Kor), by Mujaazif. O-N/A. KR-126,000,000.3BCheonji Bulpae (Aus), 128, c, 4, BernardiniB Purrfection (NZ), by Tale of the Cat. O-An Sook Young. KR-82,000,000.Margins: 4, 5, 1. Odds: 6.70, 13.70, 19.20.Also Rans: Indian Blue, Wonder Bolt, Gyeongbudaero(Kor), Lion Santa, Murangae, Secret Whisper (Kor),Gippeun Sesang, Smarty Moonhak, Gamdonguibada,Beolmaui Kkum, Mari Daemul, Tough Win, Mr. Rocky(Kor). Click here for the KRA chart.
BLACK-TYPE RESULTS:ENCHANTRESS S., $85,320, SUN, 12-15, (S), 2yo, f,1m, 1:39 1/5, ft.1--#HIGH TEST GAL, 121, f, 2, High Octane--Final Dispersal, by Dispersal. O/B-Denton Crozier (NM); T-Hermenegildo G Aldavaz; J-Francisco Giles. $51,000. Lifetime Record: 6-3-0-1, $91,680. 2--Lady Genius, 121, f, 2, Quinton's Gold--Miss Einstein, by Beau Genius. O-W D Carson, Sr & M H Carson & Leach Racing LLC. $18,700.3--Rollsetroll, 121, f, 2, Roll Hennessy Roll--Setapiece, by In Excessive Bull. O-Linda Hunter. $8,500.Margins: 5HF, 2, 2HF. Odds: 15.40, 1.80, 27.80.
TRAPEZE S., $50,550, RPX, 12-15, 2yo, f, 1m, 1:40,ft.1--#LA MEJOR FIESTA, 118, f, 2, by Harlan=s Holiday
1st Dam: Better Now (GSW, $191,189), byThunder Gulch2nd Dam: Scenic Point, by Unbridled3rd Dam: Bangkok, by Riverman
($70,000 yrl '12 KEESEP). O-Ice Wine Stable; B-Forging Oaks LLC (KY); T-Wesley A Ward; J-Kent J Desormeaux. $30,000. Lifetime Record: 5-2-1-1, $73,815.
2--Really and Truly, 118, f, 2, Pulpit--Vow That Binds, by Miswaki. O-Pin Oak Stable. $10,000.3--Xray Vision, 116, f, 2, Pollard's Vision--Lucky M, by Pollock's Luck. O-Poindexter Thoroughbreds LLC. $6,050.Margins: 1 1/4, 3 3/4, 1. Odds: 2.60, 2.40, 4.20.
USEEIT S., $50,000, RPX, 12-15, (S), 3yo, f, 1m, 1:39 1/5, ft.1--MORE THAN EVEN, 122, f, 3, Stephen Got Even-- Sallybrooke, by Dehere. O/B-Doyle Williams (OK); T-Mike R Teel; J-Alex Birzer. $30,000. Lifetime Record: 17-6-3-2, $174,954. 2--Eye Love Jeanie, 122, f, 3, Showing Up--First at the Wire, by Awesome Again. O-Robert H Zoellner. $10,000.3--Lounge Lady, 122, f, 3, Cuvee--Goodgollymisspolly, by Lil E. Tee. O-Danny R Caldwell. $5,500.Margins: 6 1/4, 2 1/4, 1 1/4. Odds: 1.90, 1.70, 3.60.
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JIM THORPE S., $50,000, RPX, 12-15, (S), 3yo, 1m,1:40 1/5, ft.1--BIG SUGARUSH, 122, g, 3, Kipling--Royal and Ancient, by Royal Academy. ($9,700 RNA yrl '11 OKCAUG). O-Danny R Caldwell; B-Harmony Stables, LLC & Center Hills Farm (OK); T-Federico Villafranco; J-Ramon A Vazquez. $30,000. Lifetime Record: 13-6-1-2, $131,811. 2--My Brother Don, 120, g, 3, Fast Play--Cherry's Hunter, by Jade Hunter. O-Ron Wise & Aaron Swan. $10,000.3--Dazzling Okie, 117, g, 3, Tactical Cat--Lasting Sensation, by Dehere. O-Diamond G Ranch Inc. $5,500.Margins: NK, NK, 2HF. Odds: 4.30, 2.20, 42.70.
ALLOWANCE RESULTS:6th-WOX, $68,348, NW1X, 3yo/up, 1 1/16m (AWT),1:45 2/5, ft.BOBCAYGEON (g, 5, Niigon--Bob's Choice, by FrenchDeputy) Lifetime Record: MSP, 17-5-5-3, $262,266.O-Goldie Stables and Discovery Racing. B-AuchamoreStud (ON). T-Julia Carey. *$83,556 yrl '09 ONTSEP;$70,000 RNA 2yo >10 OBSMAR. **1/2 to Mamma=sKnight (Ascot Knight), SP, $293,521; Full to It=s Gail,SW, $216,659.
7th-WOX, $61,636, NW1X, 3yo/up, f/m, 6f (AWT),1:11 1/5, ft.SWEET INTERLUDE (f, 3, Mr. Greeley--Sweet Sugaree{SP}, by Tiznow) Lifetime Record: 4-2-1-0, $77,868.O-Gabe Grossberg. B-Dark Star Thoroughbreds LLC(KY). T-Mark E Casse.
3rd-BHP, $48,500, NW1$X, (S), 3yo/up, 6fT, 1:09 1/5,fm.CANDY'S SUNRISE (g, 4, Marino Marini--Candy Factory{MSW, $257,377}, by Seattle Bound) Lifetime Record:15-3-4-1, $128,390. O-Sayjay Racing LLC. B-DahlbergFarms LLC (CA). T-Doug F O'Neill. *$1,400 yrl '10BESJAN.
8th-RPX, $44,500, 12-14, 3yo/up, 1m, 1:39, ft.IMAHIT (g, 4, Whywhywhy--Halo Hit, by Sahm)Lifetime Record: MSW, 16-6-3-2, $283,510. O/B/T-C RTrout (OK).
9th-FGX, $43,000, NW2X, (S), 3yo/up, 5 1/2f, 1:05 1/5, ft.FOLSOM FIRE (g, 3, Fire Slam--Ocala Belle, byGlitterman) Lifetime Record: 8-3-0-3, $81,410. O-EliteThoroughbred Racing LLC. B-Michele Rodriguez (LA).T-Lee Thomas.
8th-FGX, $41,000, NW1X, 3yo/up, f/m, 1m70y (offturf), 1:45 2/5, ft.GINNY'S GREY (f, 3, Political Force--Minister's Baby{GSW, $440,270}, by Deputy Minister) LifetimeRecord: 14-3-2-6, $70,798. O-Wayne Brayfield.B-Lucky Seven Stable (KY). T-Michelle Lovell.
7th-FGX, $41,000, NW2L, (S), 3yo/up, 6f, 1:12 3/5,ft.HERE'S BOB (g, 4, Count the Time--Summer andSmoke, by Jambalaya Jazz) Lifetime Record: 11-2-2-2,$47,740. O-Pegasus Stables LLC (Joseph & PatsyRink). B-Adam Provost (LA). T-Carl J Deville. *$3,700yrl '10 OBSAUG.
8th-DED, $40,000, 12-14, NW1X, (S), 3yo/up, 1m,1:42, gd.ALONG THE COAST (g, 5, Lion Tamer--Flirt's Shadow,by Crafty Friend) Lifetime Record: 31-9-2-1, $114,986.O-Jeffery A Jones. B-Jarvis Fortier (LA). T-Allen Landry.
5th-DED, $39,400, 12-14, NW1X, 2yo, 7 1/2f, 1:35,gd.ANGEL AVENGER (g, 2, Mauk Four--Jametta, by StutzBlackhawk) Lifetime Record: 4-2-0-0, $47,940.O/B-Jerry D & Florice Cart (LA). T-Jerry D Cart.
7th-HAW, $36,960, Opt. Clm. ($75,000), C, 3yo/up, 1 1/16m, 1:47 2/5, ft.BAMBAZONKI (g, 3, Hard Spun--Clafoutis, byUnbridled's Song) Lifetime Record: SP, 10-4-2-0,$119,951. O-Lothenbach Stables Inc. B-BridlewoodFarm (FL). T-Chris M Block. *$100,000 yrl '11 KEESEP.
6th-RPX, $36,750, 12-14, NW1X, (S), 3yo/up, 1m70y,1:45 1/5, ft.SEVEN SLEWS (g, 5, Evansville Slew--Seven Anns{SP}, by Muldoon) Lifetime Record: 24-4-4-5, $79,462.O/T-Scott B Clothier. B-Young Stables LLC (OK).
5th-RPX, $33,000, 12-14, Opt. Clm. ($35,000),NW2X, 3yo/up, 6f, 1:11, ft.WAGSON (g, 4, Wagon Limit--Great Lady B, by Raja'sBest Boy) Lifetime Record: 18-6-4-1, $135,766.O-Danny Keene. B-Derek B Grant & James R Horton(TX). T-Allen Milligan.
8th-SUN, $29,750, NW2L, (S), 3yo/up, f/m, 6f, 1:11 1/5, ft.APPLELINA (f, 3, Survivor Slew--Appltry, by Marquetry)Lifetime Record: 9-2-1-3, $44,333. O/B-Pierre J &Leslie A Amestoy (NM). T-Ross A Amestoy.
8th-TPX, $24,495, Opt. Clm. ($20,000), NW1$X,3yo/up, f/m, 6f (AWT), 1:11 2/5, ft.WEEKEND WISH (f, 4, Bluegrass Cat--ExtraordinaryLady, by Charismatic) Lifetime Record: 10-3-2-1,$69,130. O-Robert O'Hara. B-Whisper Hill Farm LLC(KY). T-Matt Kordenbrock. *$70,000 RNA yrl '10KEESEP.
8th-MNR, $22,200, 12-14, NW2L, 2yo, f, 5 1/2f, 1:06 4/5, gd.HALLES SONG (f, 2, First Defence--Storm Fever, byStorm Bird) Lifetime Record: 4-2-0-0, $21,144. O-LarryReynolds. B-Katherine Hutchinson (PA). T-Wayne Kerr.*$4,000 yrl '12 FTKOCT.
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7th-CRC, $21,800, Opt. Clm. ($16,000), NW1X,3yo/up, 1m (off turf), 1:40 1/5, ft.OFFLEE FAST (g, 3, Offlee Wild--Etch, by Pioneering)Lifetime Record: SP, 12-2-1-3, $60,675. O-Herman VanDen Broeck. B-Sierra Farm (KY). T-Ronald Pellegrini.*$7,000 yrl '11 FTKOCT.
6th-FGX, $19,000, Opt. Clm. ($15,000-$7,500), C,3yo/up, 1 1/16m (off turf), 1:48 3/5, ft.HAZARDS OF LOVE (g, 6, Saint Liam--Spring Rush{MSW, $226,475}, by Wild Rush) Lifetime Record:50-17-9-9, $287,288. O-Maggi Moss. B-Hinkle Farms(KY). T-Thomas M Amoss. *$50,000 yrl '08 KEESEP;$12,000 RNA 2yo >09 OBSMAR.
ADDITIONAL MAIDEN WINNERS:Imadancingslew, f, 2, Evansville Slew--Elusive Runaway, by Hatchet Man. RPX, 12-14, (S), 1m70y, 1:47 1/5. B-Walter M Jones (OK). *$12,000 RNA yrl '12 OKCAUG.Giannabar, f, 2, Fort Prado--Jabber (MSP, $103,793), by Minneapple. HAW, 12-15, (S), 6f, 1:15 3/5. B-Dana Waier Thoroughbreds, LLC (IL). *1/2 to River Bear (Unreal Zeal), MSW, $808,853; Lady Riss (Unreal Zeal), MSW, $325,390; Guccione (He=s a Tough Cat), MSP, $193,727; Devient Behavior (Ecton Park), SW, $138,572. **second winner for freshman sire (by El Prado {Ire}).Chilada, f, 2, Good Journey--Thewholeenchilada, by El Corredor. BHP, 12-14, (S), 1mT, 1:37 2/5. B-E D Delaney (CA).Pathway to Yes, g, 2, Lucky J. H.--Lujien Lujien (SP), by Cozzene. BHP, 12-15, (S), (C), 6f (AWT), 1:11 3/5. B-Harris Farms (CA). *1/2 to Pretty Cozzy (Broken Vow), SW, $218,760.Meuser, c, 2, More Than Ready--Patty Seattle (SP, $136,683), by Chief Seattle. GPX, 12-15, (C), 1mT, 1:39 2/5. B-Bellevue Farm (KY). *$45,000 RNA yrl '12 KEESEP.On Top of the Bay, g, 2, Paynes Bay--Meetyouatthetop, by Peaks and Valleys. WOX, 12-15, (S), 6f (AWT), 1:12. B-Heste Sport Inc - TB Racing Division (ON).Save the Gold, g, 2, Save Big Money--Sunny and Gold, by Strike the Gold. RPX, 12-15, (S), 6f, 1:13 3/5. B-Ralph C Bruner (OK). *Second winner for freshman sire (by Storm Cat).Bop Dylan, g, 3, Bop--Ani's Ani, by Feel the Power. MNR, 12-14, 6f, 1:15. B-O'Sullivan Farms LLC (WV). *1/2 to Raggedy Andy (Eastover Court), SW, $297,160.Marathon Run, f, 3, Box Office Event--Fast Running Star, by Running Stag. WOX, 12-15, (S), 1 1/16m (AWT), 1:47 4/5. B-Castle Peak Farm Ltd (ON).Kipper Key, g, 3, Kipling--Ethel, by Cryptoclearance. RPX, 12-15, (S), 6 1/2f, 1:19 4/5. B-Center Hills Farm (OK).Lil Swiss Echo, f, 4, Decarchy--Little Bit a Swiss (GSP), by Swiss Yodeler. BHP, 12-15, (S), 1mT, 1:36 2/5. B-Teresa Elizabeth Stapleton (CA).
CONDITIONS RESULTS:ITALY, Naples, 16.20, 12-15, i19,800, 3yo/up, 5fT,time: n/a, sf/hy.ELETTROTRENO (IRE) (c, 3, Modigliani--Alycus, byAtticus) Lifetime Record: SW & GSP-Ity, 19-12-2-0,i120,572. O-Scuderia Chimax SRL; B-PeterMcCutcheon; T-Attilio Giorgi. *i3,000 RNA yrl >11DONSEP; i4,500 yrl >11 TATFLT.
ITALY, Naples, 16.50, 12-15, i19,800, 3yo/up,2250mT, time n/a, sf/hy.VIRTUAL GAME (IRE) (c, 3, Kheleyf--Engraving {GB},by Sadler=s Wells) Lifetime Record: SW-Ity, 15-7-3-2,i93,517. O-Dioscuri Srl; B-Jennifer & Evelyn Cullen;T-Stefano Botti. *i10,000 wnlg >10 GOFNOV;i20,000 yrl >11 TATIRE.
ADDITIONAL MAIDEN WINNERS:Grain de Beaute (Ire), f, 2, Lawman (Fr)--Compradore (GB), by Mujtahid. Pisa, Italy, 12-15, Mdn, 2yo, 6fT. B-Ballyhane Stud. *i15,000 yrl >12 GOFSPT. **1/2 to Beyond Desire (GB) (Invincible Spirit {Ire}), GSW- Fr, SW & MGSP-Eng & GSP-Ire, $235,522.
All horses in the TDN are bred in North America, unless otherwise indicated All winners in the U.S. race on Lasix unless otherwise indicated
