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WOODS DROPS THE ‘POM’ ON BARRETTS In the days leading up to the Barretts March Sale ofSelected Two-Year-Olds, consignor Eddie Woods touted

hip 37, a colt byPomeroy--Leah=s Angel,as one of the besthorses he=s trained allyear. When thestraight-talking Irishmanspeaks, buyers usuallylisten, and last night,they lined up to take ashot at the strappingcolt. Stonestreet Sta-

bles rep John Moynihan, sitting in front in the salespavilion, proved gamest, just outlasting EQB's PattiMiller to land the horse for a sales-topping $625,000. AEddie has been telling me about this horse sinceFebruary,@ said Moynihan. AWe bought [MGSW]Kantharos [Lion Heart] from him last year, and we=reexcited about this horse. He has a great mind, and itlooks like you can go right on with him. And Pomeroy=sturned out to be a pretty good stallion. He=s got a cou-ple of nice runners down in Florida.@ By Boundary, sophomore Pomeroy is the sire of a pairof horses who won seven-furlong graded events atGulfstream: GII Hutcheson S. hero Flashpoint and GII Forward Gal S. heroine Pomeroys Pistol. He is alsothe sire of Positive Response, runaway winner of theJohn Battaglia Memorial S. A son of Leah=s Angel (Caller I.D.), last night=s salestopper is a half-sibling to the SP Tontine Too (Con-certo), as well as Grade III winner Expect an Angel(Valid Expectations). Bred in Florida by David Robbins,the colt was hammered down to Woods=s Quarter PoleEnterprises for $75,000 at the OBS August Sale lastsummer. At Friday=s breeze show, the bay went aneighth in :10 1/5 and had an especially good gallop-out. Moynihan was sitting alongside Scott Blasi, assistantto trainer Steve Asmussen, and Moynihan confirmedthe horse would join Asmussen=s string this year.Moynihan was on the phone with Jess Jacksonthroughout and, while the winemaker was resolute, hisagent admitted to being a bit surprised by the price. AHe was expensive,@ Moynihan said. AI didn=t reallyexpect him to bring that much. But he was kind of astar out here.@ Woods also sold hip 16, a colt by Speightstown--Enjoy the Moment (Slew=s Royalty), who went to PattiMiller, agent, for $150,000. The colt had worked aneighth in :10 flat Friday. Cont. p2

BARRETTS MARCH - TOP LOTSHip Sex Sire Dam Price ($)37 c Pomeroy Leah=s Angel 625,000

($75,000 yrl >10 OBSAUG)B-David Robbins (Fl)

Consigned by Eddie Woods, Agent XIXPurchased by Stonestreet Stables LLC

30 c Corinthian Hollow Miss 380,000($130,000 yrl >10 FTKJUL)

B-Curtis C Green (Ky)Consigned by Wavertree Stables Inc (C Dunne), Agent II

Purchased by Narvick International Inc72 c Tapit Sawgrass Express 340,000

($60,000 yrl >10 KEESEP)B-Hartwell Farm (Ky)

Consigned by Wavertree Stables Inc (C Dunne), agentPurchased by Patrice Miller, EQB Inc, agent

40 c Indian Charlie Mama Tia 290,000($105,000 yrl >10 KEESEP)

B-Whisper Hill Farm (Ky)Consigned by Wavertree Stables Inc (C Dunne), Agent II

Purchased by Patrice Miller, EQB Inc, agent

Hip 37 Jim Firios

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Barretts Topper cont.

Asked if he thought he=d brought the sales topper toBarretts March, Eddie Woods admitted, "As the dayswent along, no, I didn=t. But when I left home, I leftthinking I had one of the best, if not the best, horse I=vetaken to a sale this year. And yes, he sold like the besthorse I brought to a sale this year. But it was quite asurprise to me. I thought whoever went north of$300,000 would own him. But that=s the beauty of thething, when you get two people hooking up like that. Itwas fantastic." Despite the big success, Woods said it=s still toughout there no matter how hard you work. "Unless youhave the likes of those really, really elite horses that thebuyers really, really want, it=s hard. I=m hoping the AprilSale in Ocala is in a different vein. But with the selectsale, if you don=t have exactly what they want, forgetit."

From the Bayou to Barretts, Heberts Bring the Bling… Tens of thousands in the Gulf area were affected bythe devastation caused by Hurricanes Katrina and Rita,including Hebert Bloodstock's Jeff Hebert. A lifelonghorseman, Hebert had left a 22-year career as a trainerto own and operate a mini-casino with his father on theTexas/Louisiana border. With just 50 machines, thecasino was a far cry from the 1,500 machines nearbyDelta Downs could boast, but it was popular amongtruckers and locals. In 2005, however, the worst hurri-cane season in U.S. history took hold, and when Ritahit the Bayou State a month after Katrina, Hebert andhis father found themselves with a building so severelybattered that, after 17 months, it still remained shut-tered. Finally, the men decided to settle with the insur-ance company and sell the property. "My father retired, and I had to get a job," Hebertsmiled. Along with his wife, Kathleen, an accomplishedhorsewoman, Hebert decided to return to horsesfull-time. Instead of training at the track, however,Hebert opted to focus on yearling-to-juvenilepinhooking, and in 2007, Hebert Bloodstock brought itsfirst draft to Barretts March.

The group included Polonius (Broken Vow), who wentto B. J. Wright/ Bluegrass Industries for $150,000.Polonius won his debut at Hollywood Park, and tookthe Pasadena S. at Santa Anita two starts later. He wasan 11-1 chance in the 2008 GI Santa Anita Derby,finishing unplaced to Colonel John (Tiznow), but cameback in his next start to win the GIII Will Rogers S. forWright and trainer Michael Pender. In 2008, the Herberts returned to Barretts March andsold a colt by Stormy Atlantic to Carrol Castille for$250,000. Named Southern Region, the horse won the2009 Grand Prairie Turf Challenge S. at Lone Star Park. With the economy reeling in 2009, the Hebertschanged the game plan. "That year, we came out toHollywood Park with nine 2-year-olds, and just ranthem," Jeff Hebertexplained. "We soldsome that couldn'thang with the Cali-fornia horses, andraced some of theothers. It went well.We sold a horse toJohn Sadler throughthe claim box namedRanger Heartly [LostSoldier] for $32,000.We recommendedthe horse toJohn--he's a nice guy--because we were fixing to goback to Louisiana, and he dropped a claim in for him.We got beat the day they took him, but John ran himback for $32,000 and won." Ranger Heartly addedvictories in starter allowance and allowance company,then made the big jump up to take the 2010 CaliforniaDerby for Sadler and an ownership group that includedHerb Alpert. "It was a nice run for them," said Hebert. After passing on the March Sale again last year, theHeberts decided to make the trek out for 2011. Lastnight, they were rewarded when hip 87, a fast-lookingson of Too Much Bling--Surf Tide (Valid Expectations)went to Kirkwood Thoroughbreds for $185,000. Cont. p3

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Heberts cont.

The colt, a bargain $15,000 TEXAUG yearling, rippedthrough an eighth in :10 flat and, according to Hebert,galloped out a quarter in :20 4/5--which would haveearned him the bullet. The gray colt, named Surf Bling,was produced by a half-sister to SW Moon Kid (LemonDrop Kid). Based in Vinton, Louisiana, the Heberts operate a145-acre farm. "We have 35 stalls, a training trackYwejust do it all ourselves right there," said Jeff Hebert. The couple typically breaks and trains 30 to 35 year-lings a year, most of whom will wind up at juvenilesales. "We'll race a few, but we'd rather sell," Hebertexplained. "We breed a couple a year, just because theLouisiana-bred program with the slots money is sogood. But we prefer to buy short yearlings and year-lings. We buy a double handful every year. We loveshopping Keeneland and OBS--we'll hit all thesales--and just look for value. We'll buy as correct ahorse as our money will let us, but as far as veterinarywork, as we all know, they have to be clean. We bringthem home and hope they can stand up to the rigors ofthese sales. By the time we get to March, after doingour round-robin sprints, they develop a pecking order,and so we know which ones to bring out here andwhich ones to send to different sales. My wife does allthe selection of the yearlings; she's the eyes of HebertBloodstock; I'm the mouth." The Herberts now have another successful BarrettsMarch in the books, but with plenty of life left in thejuvenile sales season, there will be no rest for the cou-ple. AWe already have 13 yearlings on the farm who willbe going to next year=s sales,@ said Hebert.

EQB Nabs Four-Pack... It=s safe to say few buyers shopped Barretts Marchharder than EQB=s Patti Miller. With her trusted poochin tow, she was a constant presence on the back-stretch in the day=s leading up to the auction, and lastnight, EQB was just as ubiquitous. Miller, who ownsEQB with founder and president Jeff Seder, signed forfour horses overall, and was the direct underbidder onthe night=s $625,000 Pomeroy topper. Cont. p4

MARCH SALE SESSION TOTALS 2011 2010 Catalogued 105 135 No. Offered 72 100 No. Sold 55 69 RNAs 17 31 % RNAs 23.6% 31% No. Over $300K 3 4 High Price $625,000 $475,000 Gross $5,539,000 $6,255,000 Average (% change) $100,709 (+11%) $90,652 Median (% change) $70,000 (+16.6%) $60,000

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EQB cont.

EQB=s dearest purchase was hip 72, a colt by Tapit--Sawgrass Express (Roman Diplomat) from CiaranDunne=s Wavertree Stables, who went for $340,000.The gun-metal gray, a half-brother to SP Daisey Lee(Grand Slam) and produced by a full-sister to MGSWRoman Envoy (Roman Diplomat), breezed an eighth in:10 1/5. Miller declined to name the client EQB wasrepresenting. AWe do high-speed film analysis and heart profiles,and though he had a few little things he didn=t quite doright back at the barn, he did them right on film,@ saidMiller. ASo I had a lot of confidence in him. I thought hewas a special Tapit; I really liked this horse. He jumpedthrough all the hoops, and hopefully, he continues on.@ EQB also purchased a pair from Eddie Woods=s con-signment. They were hip 16, a colt by Speightstown--Enjoy the Moment for $150,000; and hip 50, a filly byKafwain--Myreeg for $65,000. The team was alsoresponsible for hip 52, a filly by Harlan=s Holiday--Naropa (Pleasant Tap) from the consignment of BeckyThomas=s Sequel Bloodstock (Thorostride video). Miller said the purchases were made for differentclients. Asked if they were shopping for a particulartype of horse at Barretts, she said, AWe like a horse thatwill go two turns, but sprinters are nice, too.A

Of being the underbidder on the Pomeroy colt, Milleradded, AIt=s tough knocking heads with [John]Moynihan. I thought he was an exceptional horse. If hewasn=t by Pomeroy, who knows that he would havebrought. But, you know, the Pomeroys have been run-ning, and he was a fantastic individual. John knowswhat he=s looking at.@

BARRETTS MARCHLot Sex Sire Dam Price ($)30 c Corinthian Hollow Miss 380,000

B-Curtis C Green (Ky)Consigned by Wavertree Stables Inc (Ciaran Dunne), Agent II

Purchased by Narvick International Inc Dapple Bloodstock, headed by Chairman Mike Akers and PresidentRandy Zeller, had a stellar Barretts sale. Dapple only had to go to$130,000 to get this colt at FTKJUL. The half to GSW He’s Got Grit(Songandaprayer) and MSP Take the Money (Silver Charm) gaveDapple the first of its pinhooking successes at Barretts 2011 (see hips40 and 72) after going an eighth in :10 1/5 (video).Netters cont. p5

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Netters cont.37 c Pomeroy Leah’s Angel 625,000

B-David Robbins (Fl)Consigned by Eddie Woods, Agent XIXPurchased by Stonestreet Stables LLC

See Story, p140 c Indian Charlie Mama Tia 290,000

B-Whisper Hill Farm (Ky)Consigned by Wavertree Stables Inc (Ciaran Dunne), Agent II

Purchased by Narvick International Inc Another score for Dapple Bloodstock, who snapped up this colt for$105,000 at KEESEP 2010. The May foal is out of a half-sister toMGSW & MGISP Runway Model (Petionville). 72 c Tapit Sawgrass Express 340,000

B-Hartwell Farm (Ky)Consigned by Wavertree Stables Inc (Ciaran Dunne), agent

Purchased by Patrice Miller, EQB Inc, agent Dapple Bloodstock picked up this colt for just $60,000 as a KEESEPyearling. A late May foal, he still zipped an eighth in :10 1/5 (video), andwas an attention getter again in the Barretts sales ring.87 c Too Much Bling Surf Tide 185,000

B-Macassar Corp (Tx)Consigned by Hebert Bloodstock, agentPurchased by Kirkwood Thoroughbreds

See Story, p299 c Bluegrass Cat Above the Line 115,000

B-WinStar Farm (Ky)Consigned by Callaway Thoroughbreds

Purchased by Highland Yard LLC Sunset Stables only had to go to $8,000 to get this colt at the FTKOCTsale in 2010. His dam, a half to champion Inside Information (PrivateAccount) and in foal to Danzig at the time, was a $1 million KEENOVbroodmare purchase for Overbrook back in 1997.

Onward and Upward... With numbers up from 2010, Barretts officials werehappy with the results of last night=s auction. "Therewas a great energy from the beginning right throughthe end," said Vice President of Sales Kim Lloyd, whonoted the participation of EQB=s Patti Miller, as well asmyriad Japanese buyers, who accounted for 11 pur-chases on the evening. "We=re grateful every year theycome in here, but to come in this year, it really means alot," said Lloyd, who also felt the move to a night ses-sion in 2011 was the right decision. "It seems to bringa little intensity to things, for some reason," he said.

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Japanese buyers at Wavertree

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Bold Silvano Out of World Cup... South African Group 1 winner Bold Silvano (SAf)(Silvano {Ger}), winner of the G3 Maktoum Challenge-Round 2 Feb. 11, has suffered a minor injury and willbe forced to miss the Mar. 26 G1 Dubai World Cup.According to trainer Mike de Kock, AHe worked wellyesterday, but seems to have tweaked or pulled some-thing. We cannot actually put our finger on it immedi-ately, but it is enough to rule him out.@ De Kock added,AIt is a great shame as he is a genuine [Dubai] WorldCup horse. It has not been easy with him this season,but we will be back next year. At least we have back-up in the shape of Golden Sword (GB) (High Chaparral{Ire}), who will take his place.@ Golden Sword, runner-up in the 2009 G1 Irish Derby, has won two in a row atMeydan, a handicap Feb. 10 and a conditions race eightdays later. AIt is no secret that we wanted to runGolden Sword in the Dubai World Cup, as has been arevelation on the all-weather,@ de Kock said. AHe isworking very well and certainly seems to be back tosomething like his best. His form in Europe suggests hewill handle conditions.@

Fly Down Tests Meydan Surface... GII Dwyer S. winner Fly Down (Mineshaft), who willmake his synthetic bow in Saturday=s G1 Dubai WorldCup, galloped over the track Monday morning. AHe'snever run on anything but the dirt,@ said exercise riderTiffany Green, who accompanied the Nick Zito traineeto Dubai. AHe seems to love [Meydan]. He seems to beskipping over it, but you never know until they run onit.@ Green added that the overseas trip took little out ofher charge. AHe shipped perfectly,@ she said. AThey saidhe was perfect on the plane. He ate up everything. Hewas the first one off the first van and he strutted offthere liked he owned the place. The first day out ofquarantine, I wanted to take him to the track and joghim a turn, but he was too full of himself, so I jogged ahalf-turn and turned around and galloped a bit.@ Greenadded, AHe'll keep galloping, and then he'll gate schoolThursday or Friday, and wait for race day.@ Second inthe GI Belmont S. and GI Travers S. and third in the GI Jockey Club Gold Cup and GI Breeders= Cup Classic,4-year-old finished fifth in the Feb. 5 GI Donn H. in his2011 debut.

Gitano Hernando Sold... Team Valor and Gary Barber=s Gitano Hernando (GB)(Hernando {Fr}), winner of the 2009 GI Goodwood S.at Santa Anita, has beensold to Chechen PresidentRamzan Kadyrov in a dealbelieved to be in the regionof $4 million, according toRacing Post. The deal wasbrokered by bloodstockagent Robert Harrison andthe G1 Dubai World Cuphopeful will remain in thecare of Newmarket-basedItalian Marco Botti for theMeydan feature before trans-ferring to conditioner Herman Brown. AI will be sad tolose Gitano Hernando because he is the stable star,@Botti told the trade daily. AHe has taken us all over theworld, winning in America and Ireland, but he will stillrun for me in the Dubai World Cup. I am certainly veryhappy with him, and hopefully, he will run well.@ Harri-son added, AMy owner is passionate about racing and islooking to build a bigger string in England this year togo back to Dubai. A couple of them will be campaignedat the big meetings, for example [Kadyrov=s] MikhailGlinka (Ire) [Galileo {Ire}], who will be targeted at the[G1] Ascot Gold Cup.@

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Victor’s Cry Preps for Dubai Duty Free... Equilete Stable=s Victor=s Cry (Street Cry {Ire}), win-ner of the GI Shoemaker BC Mile S. and GII Citation H.

last season, tuned up for Sat-urday=s G1 Dubai Duty FreeS. at Meydan Monday, going1000 meters on the turf. AHelooked good to me,@ trainerEoin Harty said. AI let himstretch his legs, and he wentvery easily.@ The time forwork, around Adogs@ that

were 24 meters out onto the course, was 1:12. Irishjockey Tadhg O=Shea was in the saddle. Harty is confi-dent the 6-year-old will be a factor Saturday. AHis styleof running is conducive to the way they run here,@ hesaid. AHe can sprint to the wire with the best of them.@The dark bay was third in the Feb. 5 GIII Thunder RoadH. last time out.

Sweet Ducky Settling in... Sweet Ducky (Pulpit), purchased by Chechen Presi-dent Ramzan Kadyrov from George and Lori Hall afterfinishing second in the Jan. 30 GIII Holy Bull S., issettling into his new surroundings at Meydan. Whilenew trainer Herman Brown described the 3-year-old asAbabyish and immature,@ he added that the dark bay isacclimating well. AHe seems to have traveled well andhe=s eating and drinking well,@ Brown remarked. AHe=stall and leggy, and with maturity he could be a reallygood horse.@ The colt, prepping for the G2 UAE Derby,will breeze 800 meters Tuesday. AWe=re just learning aswe go along with him, as he just arrived here lastweek,@ Brown said. AWe=ll see more tomorrow. I basi-cally just want to help the horse keep doing well andtake our chances that way rather than stressing him.@

Saturday, Meydan Racecourse, Dubai, post time: 11:05 a.m. EDTDUBAI GOLDEN SHAHEEN-G1, $2,000,000, 3yo/up,1200m (AWT)PP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER

1 Kinsale King K Yankee Victor Bejarano O’Callaghan2 Dim Sum (GB) Kyllachy (GB) Beadman Moore

3 Charlie’s Moment K Indian Charlie Dettori bin Suroor

4 Force Freeze K Forest Camp Fallon Watson5 Dynamic Blitz (Aus) Elusive Quality Doleuze Yiu6 Sunny King (Ire) Desert Sun (GB) Mosse Moore7 Euroears Langfuhr M Smith Baffert

8 Escape Route K Elusive Quality Mullen Seemar9 Rocket Man (Aus) Viscount (Aus) Coetzee Shaw10 Green Birdie (NZ) Catbird (Aus) Prebble FownesAll carry 126 pounds.

Saturday, Meydan Racecourse, Dubai, post time: 10:25 a.m. EDTUAE DERBY-G2, $2,000,000, 3yo, 1900m (AWT)PP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER WT1 Reem (Aus) Galileo (Ire) Shea de Kock 1272 Alexander Pope (Ire) Danehill Dancer (Ire) Spencer O’Brien 120

3 Splash Point K Street Cry (Ire) Murtagh Al Zarooni 120

4 Ahlaain K Bernstein Lemaire Simcock 1205 Mahbooba (Aus) Galileo (Ire) Soumillon de Kock 127

6 Sweet Ducky K Pulpit Queally Brown 1207 Introvert (Ire) Iffraaj (GB) Ajtebi Al Zarooni 1208 Zanzamar (SAf) Fort Wood Hills de Kock 1319 Master of Hounds Kingmambo Moore O’Brien 12010 Laser Bullet (Jpn) Brian’s Time Fujita Hagiwara 12011 Khawlah (Ire) Cape Cross (Ire) Barzalona bin Suroor 11612 Utley Smart Strike Buick Gosden 12013 Xin Xu Lin (Brz) Wondertross Dettori Al Zarooni 13114 Mantoba (GB) Noverre Dwyer Meehan 120Cont. p8

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Saturday, Meydan Racecourse, Dubai, post time: 9:50 a.m. EDTGODOLPHIN MILE-G2, $1,000,000, 3yo/up, 1600m(AWT)PP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER1 Mufarrh (Ire) Marju (Ire) Hills Al Raihe

2 Conveyance K Indian Charlie Mullen Seemar3 Premio Loco Prized Baker Wall4 As de Trebol Tapit Peslier Delcher5 Imbongi (SAf) Russian Revival Soumillon de Kock

6 Red Jazz K Johannesburg Hills Hills7 Crowded House (GB) Rainbow Quest Rosario Cecil8 Zafeen Speed (GB) Zafeen (Fr) W Smith Al Muhairi9 Make Music For Me Bernstein M Smith Barba10 I Want Revenge Stephen Got Even Dominguez Dutrow Jr11 Hearts of Fire (GB) Firebreak (GB) Murtagh Al Malki12 Rileyskeepingfaith (GB) Hunting Lion (Ire) Ajtebi Al Zarooni13 Skysurfers (GB) E Dubai Dettori bin Suroor14 Le Drakkar (Aus) Anabaa Lemaire bin HuzaimAll carry 126 pounds.

Saturday, Meydan Racecourse, Dubai, post time: 9:15 a.m. EDTAL QUOZ SPRINT-G2, $1,000,000, 3yo/up, 1000mTPP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER1 Piccadilly Filly (Ire) Exceed and Excel (Aus) Creighton Creighton2 Happy Dubai (Ire) Indian Ridge (Ire) Ffrench Al Falasi3 Spin Cycle (Ire) Exceed and Excel (Aus) Mullen Seemar4 Better Be The One (Aus) More Than Ready Beasley Freedman5 Prohibit (GB) Oasis Dream (GB) Dettori Cowell6 Monsieur Joe (Ire) Choisir (Aus) Spencer Swinburn7 Mar Adentro (Fr) Marju (Ire) Soumillon Chotard8 Invincible Ash (Ire) Invincible Spirit (Ire) Murtagh Halford9 War Artist (Aus) Orpen Peslier Collet10 Quick Enough High Brite Bejarano O’Neill11 J J The Jet Plane (SAf) Jet Master (SAf) Fayd’Herbe Houdalakis12 Sole Power (GB) Kyllachy (GB) Lordan Lynam13 Inxile (Ire) Fayruz (GB) Nicholls Nicholls14 Stradivinsky Stravinsky Leparoux Dutrow Jr15 Triple Aspect (Ire) Danetime (Ire) Moore Haggas

16 Mr Gruff K Mr. Greeley Rosario EllisAll carry 126 pounds, bar Piccadilly Filly and Invincible Ash at 121. LOUISIANA DERBY HOPEFULS WORK

Courtlandt Farm=s homebred Machen (Distorted Hu-mor) worked four furlongs yesterday at Fair Grounds in:48 flat and galloped out five furlongs in 1:02.20.Jockey Edgar Prado, whoflew in from Florida for thework, was in the irons fortrainer Neil Howard. AHe=s avery nice horse,@ Prado said.AHe=s a very athletic horseand he galloped out real nicefor me. It=s always good toget on a horse before youride him in a race to learn any little thing you can aboutthe horse, like if he tries to duck in or get out on you,but I had no problems with this horse.@ Machen, whowas tabbed a J “TDN Rising Star” J after a five-length allowance win Jan. 30, was fourth in the Feb.19 GII Risen Star S. He is the 7-2 second choice on themorning line for Saturday=s GII Lousiana Derby.

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Neil Howard also sent out Gaillardia Racing=sWilkinson (Lemon Drop Kid) to work a half-mile in prep-aration for the Louisiana Derby. The colt, off sincewinning the Jan. 22 GIII LeComte S. covered the dis-tance, in company, in :48.29 and galloped out fivefurlongs in 1:01.20. AI am pleased with both of themand the way they are coming up to the LouisianaDerby,@ Howard reported. AThey both went nice andboth worked about the same. We didn=t want to shipthem anywhere. It=s nice to be able to stay in your ownbackyard and when they made this race a mile and aneighth last year, they did me a big favor.@ Also workinga half-mile for the Louisiana Derby yesterday at FairGrounds: Majestic Harbor (Rockport Harbor) went in:50.80; Mavericking (Empire Maker) went in :48.60;and Liondrive (Lion Tamer) went in :48.80. PopulistPolitics (Don=t Get Mad), entered in both the LouisianaDerby and Friday=s Crescent City Derby, worked fivefurlongs in 1:00.20.

Inglorious Drills for Fair Grounds Oaks Donver Stable=s Inglorious (Hennessy), the 3-1morning-line favorite for Saturday=s GII Fair GroundsOaks, breezed a half-mile at Fair Groundsyesterday in :49. AWegot everything wewanted,@ trainer JosieCarroll said after thedrill. AShe was spot-ontoday.@ The Canadian-bred filly debuted with awin in the FanfrelucheS. at Woodbine last Oc-tober and added theOntario Lassie S. in December. She suffered her firstdefeat when second in the Feb. 19 GIII RachelAlexandra S. last time out. Also working for the FairGrounds Oaks yesterday, Tapit Dancer (Tapit), sixth inthe Rachel Alexandra, went four furlongs in :50.60.

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Monday, Hanshin, JapanHOCHI HAI FILLIES= REVUE-G2, -100,940,000,Hanshin, 3-21, 3yo, f, 1400mT, 1:22.30, gd.1--#@FRENCH CACTUS (JPN), 119, f, 3, by Taiki Shuttle

1st Dam: Brush With Tequila (SP, $212,092), by Broad Brush2nd Dam: Sheila Tequila, by Indefatigable3rd Dam: Sheila=s Girl, by Victorian Era

O-Hidaka Breeders Union; B-Hattori Farm; T-Masahiro Otake; J-Hiroshi Kitamura; -53,358,000. Lifetime: 6-3-1-1. *1/2 to Red Lifesaver (Victory Gallop), MSW, $343,577. Werk Nick Rating: D+. Click for eNicks report & 5-cross pedigree.2--Speed Ripper (Jpn), 119, f, 3, Falbrav (Ire)--Pops (Jpn), by Sunday Silence. O-Katsumi Yoshida; B-Northern Farm; -21,388,000.3--A Shin Harbor, 119, f, 3, Cozzene--Echo Harbor, by Boston Harbor. ($135,000 yrl >09 KEESEP; $250,000 2yo >10 FTFFEB). O-Eishindo Inc; B-Hopewell Investments LLC & Nick Bentley; -13,194,000.Margins: 1 1/4, NK, NK. Odds: 6.70, 10.50, 9.20.Click for brisnet.com catalogue-style pedigree.

MANAGEMENT CHANGES AT CHURCHILLDOWNS Churchill Downs Inc. announced Monday thatCarl F. Pollard is retiring as chairman of the CDI boardof directors, effective June 16, 2011. Pollard, whoowns Hermitage Farm in Goshen, Kentucky, joined theboard in 1985, and was appointed chairman in 2001.AIt has been both an honor and a pleasure to serve aschairman of [CDI] and as a member of its board ofdirectors during a period of significant change andexpansion for the Company,@ Pollard said. ACDI hasevolved from a racetrack in Louisville, Kentucky, intothe premier racing, gaming and entertainment companyin the United States. We have diversified our holdingsto help the company better address competitive chal-lenges and thrive in an ever-changing marketplace,while still growing the reach and relevance of our iconicracing events, the Kentucky Derby and Oaks, whichcontinue to set records for attendance and wagering.The horse racing industry has long been my profes-sional pursuit and personal passion. I am very proud ofwhat we have accomplished during my time as chair-man, and look forward to what the future holds forChurchill Downs Incorporated.@ The company=s presi-dent and CEO, Robert L. Evans, will take over as chair-man, while current chief operating officer William C.Cartanjen will be promoted to the position of presidentat that time. G. Watts Humphrey Jr., who has servedon the CDI board since 1995, will assume the duties oflead independent director in June.

INSIDE INFORMATION S.-GII, $150,000, GPX, 3-19,4yo/up, f/m, 7f, 1:20 2/5, ft.1--HILDA'S PASSION, 121, f, 4, by Canadian Frontier

1st Dam: Executricker, by El Prado (Ire)2nd Dam: Trick Trick, by Clever Trick3rd Dam: Full Virtue, by Full Out

($4,200 RNA wlng '07 KEENOV). O-Starlight Partners & C E Glasscock; B-Mr & Mrs Theodore Kuster (KY); T-Todd A Pletcher; J-Javier Castellano; $90,000. Lifetime Record: 10-6-1-0, $430,256. Werk Nick Rating: A+ Click for the eNicks report & 5-cross pedigree.

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When I visited Airdrie Stud to see the stallions in thesummer of 2008, I inspected Indian Charlie, Harlan=sHoliday, Badge of Silver, Flashy Bull, Friends Lake,Include, Stevie Wonderboy and the newly arrivedBrother Derek. I also looked at Gone West=s sons ProudCitizen and Istan, the latter having recently completedhis first season. I must admit, though, that a third sonof Gone West, Canadian Frontier, received a much morecursory look--a quick glance as I walked past his stall. The Jockey Club=s figures suggest I was by no meansthe first (or the last) person to have ignored CanadianFrontier. Although he covered 65 mares in each of hisfirst two seasons, his book fell to 39 mares in his thirdyear, and he had covered no more than 45 mares in2008. Worse was to follow. Only 11 mares headed hisway in 2009, followed by 23 last year. However, it=s a safe bet that this inexpensive stallionwill be setting personal-best figures this year, as the 43named foals in his second crop include those excellentfillies No Such Word and Hilda=s Passion. No Such Wordmade such significant progress throughout 2010 thatshe notched up five stakes victories, including the GI Gazelle S., and Hilda=s Passion is proving similarlyprogressive. She was recording her third graded suc-cess when she easily outpaced the opposition in Satur-day=s GII Inside Information S. So why did Canadian Frontier struggle for attention?Part of the explanation must be that he was just one ofnumerous sons of Gone West available in Kentuckywhen he started out in 2005. At an initial fee of$10,000, he wasn=t in the same price bracket as thelikes of Elusive Quality, Grand Slam, Mr. Greeley andSpeightstown, all of whom commanded fees between$100,000 and $40,000. However, he faced stiff oppo-sition on his own doorstep from Proud Citizen, whowas priced at $17,500. Whereas Proud Citizen was aGrade II winner good enough to finish second in theKentucky Derby and third in the Preakness, CanadianFrontier=s record didn=t meet some of the requirementswhich go to make a fashionable stallion.

PEDIGREE INSIGHTS B Y A N D R E W C A U L F I E L D

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CanadianFrontier

Gone WestMr. Prospector

Raise a NativeGold Digger

SecrettameSecretariat Tamerett

BorodislewSeattle Slew

Bold ReasoningMy Charmer

Breath Taking (Fr)Nureyev

Cap d’Antibes (Aus)

Executricker 6-1-2-0, $35,880

6Fls, 3Wnrs,1GSW

El Prado (Ire)Sadler’s Wells

Northern DancerFairy Bridge

Lady CapuletSir Ivor

Cap and Bells

Trick Trick 13-0-1-1, $2,343

11Fls, 4Wnrs

Clever TrickIcecapade

Kankakee MissFull Virtue

7Fls, 1GSPFull Out

Lost Virtue

HILDA=S PASSION, f, 2007

Pedigree Insights cont.

He hadn=t raced at two, and failed to reach the firstthree in a pair of starts at three. Although he won oneof three starts at four, he didn=t enjoy a full campaignuntil he was five, when he made up for last time withfive victories. All three of his stakes successes cameover six furlongs, a distance he covered in 1:08.97 inthe GIII Bold Ruler H. Proud Citizen, with more precoc-ity and two-turn appeal to his name, has inevitablyproved the more popular of the two.

Canadian Frontier carried the colors of Mrs. JoyceRobsham to his stakes successes, having initially racedfor Godolphin, both in the U.S. and Dubai. Of course,he isn=t the first late-blossoming sprinter to have madean impact as a stallion--two others who didn=t becomestakes winners before they were five being Forest Wild-cat and Speightstown. There is no denying that Canadian Frontier is bredwell enough to make a successful stallion. Along with fellow Grade I sires Lemon Drop Kid, Stormy Atlantic,Stormin Fever, Cape Town, Mutakddim, Offlee Wild,American Chance, Patton and Glen Jordan, CanadianFrontier is out of a daughter of the great Seattle Slew.His dam, Borodislew, was no ordinary daughter of the1977 Triple Crown winner. A Group 3 winner overseven furlongs in France at three, Borodislew lateradded Grade II and Grade III victories over a mile and asixteenth while carrying the colors of Marshall Naify.She sold for $750,000 at Naify=s dispersal in 2000. Canadian Frontier=s second dam Breath Taking estab-lished herself as one of Nureyev=s fastest daughters--and earned a Timeform rating of 119--with a pair ofgroup wins at around six furlongs in France. BreathTaking no doubt inherited much of the speed that hadbrought her dam, Cap d=Antibes, victories in two ofAustralia=s premier sprints--the Lightning S. andNewmarket H.

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Canadian Frontier=s bloodlines seem to be standinghim in good stead. No Such Word is the first black-typeperformer among her dam=s first eight named foals andHilda=s Passion is also the first black-type performer forher dam Executricker, but from a smaller sample offour. Executricker, a winner on turf at four, is bySadler=s Wells=s son El Prado. Gone West had a disap-pointing record with broodmares by Sadler=s Wells, butEl Prado mares are shaping up quite well with GoneWest=s sons. There is another graded winner--LadyDigby--by Grand Slam and the champion sprinterSpeightstown also has a stakes winner, making threestakes winners among the first 28 foals by sons ofGone West out of daughters of El Prado. Executricker=s yearling price of $150,000 was areflection of a strong female line. Hilda=s Passion=sfourth dam Lost Virtue started a family that has donesterling work in recent years, principally for Juddmonte.Lost Virtue is also the third dam of Twice Over, one ofthe leading hopes for this week=s Dubai World Cup, andher other descendants include the Group 1 winnersPassage of Time, All At Sea and Banshee Breeze.

The New York Times article, March 18, about theThoroughbred Retirement Foundation (TRF), illuminatedmany troubling issues in animal rescue and retirement. While I have not served on the board of the TRF, I docontribute money to it and have confidence in the peo-ple involved. The majority of charities today are struggling withreduced funds in a down economy. Those of us whogive to the foundation should realize in the currentenvironment some people are cutting back, so those ofus who can, need to give more. I will double my contribution to the ThoroughbredRetirement Foundation, as both a show of support tothe well-intended people who work hard every day, andfor the horses whose humane care and lives dependupon our generosity. I've been in racing and breeding for more than 48years. Most racehorse owners are responsible. Whentheir horses no longer race, they retire them to a farmor work with adoption and retirement programs. How-ever, like some pet owners who fail to meet their hu-mane obligation, some horses must be rescued andthen responsibility falls on all the rest of us. Let's not rush to judgment about the TRF. They arepeople who are trying to do the right thing. We hopeJoe Drape's piece will serve the purpose of galvanizingand motivating all participants in the proud sport ofhorse racing and move us onward and upward. Sincerely, Earle I. MackFormer chair, New York Racing CommissionFormer trustee, New York Racing Association

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EASTHAM LAUNCHES EASTWYND SALESAGENCY Bloodstock agent Tommy Eastham hasopened EastWynd Sales Agency, a full-serviceLexington-based agenc focusing on sales preparationand consignment, consultation in the selection of racingand breeding stock, private purchases and matingrecommendations. Eastham founded Legacy Bloodstockin 2004. Legacy sold champion Stardom Bound (Tapit)and multiple Grade I winner Life at Ten (Malibu Moon).AI=m very excited to be under way with my second salescompany start-up,@ said Eastham. AI=m already workingwith a great many of my longtime clients, but I=m alsoeager to show off our skills at EastWynd to new clientswho can grow with us. There are no certainties in thehorse business, but I promise that every one of myhorses will be seen by the right people and that eachhorse will enter the sales grounds bolstered by awell-thought-out strategy for success.@

Gulfstream Donates $50,000 to Children=s Hospital: Gulfstream Park=s leading jockeys and track officialspresented a $50,000 donation to the Joe DiMaggioChildren=s Hospital during a visit to the facilityyesterday. Jockeys John Velazquez, Joe Bravo, Alex

Solis, JavierCastellano and ElvisTrujillo, along withGulfstream Presidentand General ManagerSteve Calabro andClerk of Scales VictorSanchez spentMonday morningvisiting with children

and parents at the hospital, which is considered aleader in the treatment of the most complex and criticalmedical conditions. AIt=s an incredible experience tomeet these extraordinary kids and the wonderful staffof people here at Joe DiMaggio Children=s Hospital,@said Velazquez, also Chairman of the Jockeys= GuildBoard of Directors. AWe=re honored to have the privilegeto come here today.@ The donation will be used in theconstruction of the new, four-story 160,000 squarefoot Joe DiMaggio Children=s Hospital in BrowardCounty. AIt=s a pleasure to partner with the JoeDiMaggio Children=s Hospital,@ Calabro said. AWe haveworked with this organization over the past two yearsand it=s always a rewarding and moving experience tosee all the fine work being done by the staff and theprogress these children make.@

Eastern Tent Caterpillar Hatch in Central Kentucky: (Edited press release) Experts report that eastern tentcaterpillar eggs have begun hatching in CentralKentucky. While it is too early to tell what 2011 levelswill be, populations have been gradually increasing overthe past several years. According to Lee Townsend,University of Kentucky College of Agricultureentomologist, the newly hatched eggs, which were laidlast June, are easy to identify by the small holes tinylarva chew as they exit. In about two weeks, the tentsshould be about the size of a baseball and easy to spotin trees. Townsend urged horse farms to check wildcherry and related trees for eastern tent caterpillaractivity to determine whether management isnecessary. If control measures are needed to reducenumbers, steps should be taken before the caterpillarsleave their trees. AThe small caterpillars will stay nearthe egg mass for a short time before moving to feed onexpanding leaves. Eggs will continue to hatch throughearly April,@ Townsend said. Controlling eastern tentcaterpillars is vital to area horse farms, as UK researchhas strongly linked the caterpillars with outbreaks ofMare Reproductive Loss Syndrome, which can causelate-term foal losses, early-term fetal losses and weakfoals. During the 2001-2002 MRLS outbreak, anestimated 30 percent of that year=s Thoroughbred foalcrop was lost. The state suffered an economic loss ofapproximately $336 million in all breeds of horses.Studies since the 2001-2002 outbreak subsequentlyhave revealed that horses inadvertently will eat thecaterpillars and the caterpillar hairs embed into thelining of the alimentary tract. Once that protectivebarrier is breached, normal alimentary tract bacteriamay gain access to and reproduce in sites with reducedimmunity, such as the fetus and placenta. Fetal deathfrom these alimentary tract bacteria is the hallmark ofMRLS. UK entomologists recommend that unless horsefarm managers have been aggressive in managingeastern tent caterpillars, or removing host trees, theyshould keep pregnant mares out of pastures borderedby cherry trees or other hosts for the next severalweeks. Townsend offered the followingrecommendations for controlling moderate to largecaterpillar populations if horses cannot be moved toavoid possible exposure. AFoliar sprays for caterpillarcontrol can be made when tents are about the size of abaseball. Another option is the injection of trees with asystemic insecticide by commercial pesticide applicatorsor arborists. Regardless of the treatment used, it isimportant to revisit the sites in about five days toassess caterpillar activity,@ he said.

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IN BRITAIN:Straboe, g, 5, Green Desert--Staff Nurse, by Arch. Wolverhampton, 3-21, Hcp, 4yo/up, 5f 20yds (AWT). B-Darley. *$75,000 yrl >07 KEESEP; ,40,000 2yo >08 DONAPR.

IN ITALY:Lake Drop, c, 3, Lemon Drop Kid. See AItaly.@

First/Second-crop starters to watch: Tuesday, Mar. 22Sire (Sire’s Sire), current farm, 2007 Fee, #foals of racing age/Winners/BlackTypeWnrs * Race #-track, race type, distance, runner, odds (if available)

ARTIE SCHILLER (El Prado {Ire}), Pauls Mill, $15K, 176/20/16-WRD, Msw, 5 1/2f, Royal Schilling, $1,000 TEX AUG yrl, 4-1HENNY HUGHES (Hennessy), Darley, $40K, 215/26/16-WRD, Msw, 5 1/2f, Henny Hall, $10K TEX APR 2yo, 7-2SUAVE (A.P. Indy), Vinery, $18K, 152/19/18-CT, Alw, 6 1/2f, Sir Fit's too Much, 6-1

TOM GOFF WALKS FOR CHARITY Tom Goff ofBlandford Bloodstock has embarked on a 140-mile trekfrom Cheltenham to Newmarket this week in anattempt to raise ,50,000 on behalf of threeorganisations: East Anglia=s Children=s Hospices, RacingWelfare and Save Historic Newmarket. Goff began thewalk yesterday and expects to complete the endeavorMar. 28 at 10 a.m. at the finishing post onNewmarket=s Rowley Mile. ALast year, I took the ratherdrastic step of shaving my head to raise money andthat secured a pretty tidy sum,@ Goff said. ASo, thisyear, I thought I=d try and go the extra mile--or 140miles to be precise--and take a few days out walkingfor EACH, Racing Welfare and Save HistoricNewmarket. It might not be an epic trek along the linesof Sir Ian Botham=s famous fundraisers, but I do hopethat the challenge will encourage people to donategenerously, knowing that their contributions are boundfor three excellent causes.@ For more information, visitwww.blandfordbloodstock.com/tomgoffwalk2011.

Sunday=s Results:Krefeld, 16.00, Cond, i5,100, 3yo, 7fT, 1:31.53, sf.+THE BIG (GER) (c, 3, Call Me Big {Ger}--TennesseeWaltz {GB}, by Caerleon) settled off the pace in secondafter a smart break. Stoked up passing the quarter-milemarker, the 49-5 chance cruised to the front at thedistance and bounded clear thereafter to score by animpressive five lengths from Arctic Isle (GB) (OasisDream {GB}). Lifetime Record: 1 start, 1 win, i3,000.O/B-Gestut Auenquelle; T-Uwe Ostmann.

Krefeld, 14.30, Mdn, i5,100, 3yo, 8.5T, 1:51.25, sf.SALTAS (GER) (c, 3, Lomitas {GB}--Salde {Ger} {SW-Ger}, by Alkalde {Ger}), a debut second at DortmundNov. 20, raced third in the wake of the leader after theearly strides of this return. Pushed to the fore with 350meters remaining, the 13-10 favorite ran on well undercoaxing late to best Impostor (Ger) (Motivator {GB}) by1 3/4 lengths. Saltas is a half-brother to Salden-schwinge (Ger) (In the Wings {Ger}, Hwt. Older Mare-Ger at 11-14f, MGSW-Ger, $139,868); Saldentigerin(Ger) (Tiger Hill {Ire}, GSW & MG1SP-Ger, $295,114);Salden Licht (GB) (Fantastic Light, SW-Fr, $133,317).Sales history: i61,000 RNA yrl >09 BBASEP. LifetimeRecord: 2 starts, 1 win, 1 place, i4,200.O-Gestut Ittlingen; B-Gestut Wittekindshof; T-PeterSchiergen.

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ACCREDITED LOUISIANA-BRED CHAMPIONS -2010

2-YEAR OLD FILLY (Tie) - Tensas Punch (War Front) and Reyina (Mr. John)

2-YEAR COLT/GELDING - Su Casa G Casa (During)

3-YEAR OLD FILLY - Daphne Angela (Wimbledon)

3-YEAR OLD OLD COLT/GELDING - My Star Runner (RunProduction)

4-YEAR OLD/ UP FILLY/MARE - Superior Storm (Stormy Atlantic)

4-YEAR OLD/UP MALE - Star Guitar (Quiet American)

BROODMARE OF THE YEAR - Minit Towinit (Malagra)

ANDREW L. "RED" ERWIN STALLION OF THE YEAR - Leestown (Seattle Slew) ($2,092,259 Louisiana-Bred Progeny Earningsin 2010)

LEADING BREEDER BY BREEDERS AWARDS - Foxwood Plantation Ltd ($260,233 Breeders Awards in 2010)

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Yesterday=s Results:NAGOYA DAISHOTEN-Listed, -31,500,000, Nagoya,3-21, 4yo/up, 1900m, 1:58.40 (NTR), sy.1--ESPOIR CITY (JPN), 130, h, 6, Gold Allure (Jpn)-- Eminent City (Jpn), by Brian=s Time. O-Yoshun Horse Club; B-Ikuchise Farm; T-Akio Adachi; J-Tetsuzo Sato; -21,000,000. Lifetime: MG1SW-Jpn, 22-12-4-1.2--Wonder Acute (Jpn), 126, h, 5, Charismatic-- Wonder Heritage, by Jade Robbery. O-Nobuyuki Yamamoto; B-Fukuda Farm; -5,460,000.3--Courir Passion (Jpn), 126, h, 6, Wild Rush-- Imagination (Jpn), by Tony Bin (Ire). O-Shuji Yokoyama; B-Chiyoda Farm; -2,730,000.Margins: 2, 8, 8. Odds: 0.10, 3.20, 11.10.

ALLOWANCE RESULTS:4th-FGX, $54,000, (S), 4yo/up, f/m, 6f, 1:10 2/5, ft.CHERRY FOREVER (m, 5, Mutakddim--Nimble Tread{SP, $138,975}, by Citidance) Lifetime Record: MSP,20-6-3-3, $198,030. O/B-Earl and Keith Hernandez &John Duvieilh (LA). T-Frank Leggio.

9th-DED, $50,990, 3-20, 4yo/up, f/m, 7 1/2f, 1:32, ft.SHEER BEAUTY (f, 4, Mizzen Mast--Vertical Ascent, byLear Fan) Lifetime Record: SW & GSP, 10-4-0-3,$159,970. O-L T B Inc & Miles Childers. B-EverestStables Inc (KY). T-Kenward Bernis. *$10,500 2yo >09KEEJAN; $18,000 RNA yrl '08 KEESEP.

8th-FGX, $45,000, Opt. Clm. ($20,000), NW2X, (S),4yo/up, f/m, 1m70y, 1:43 4/5, ft.CLEVER THIRTEEN (f, 4, Victory Gallop--A Lot of Mary{MSW, $396,300}, by Clever Champ) Lifetime Record:12-4-0-2, $78,280. O-Danny Cloy & George Wall.B-Simmons and Associates Inc (LA). T-Samuel Breaux.*$13,000 2yo >09 TEXMAR.

6th-FGX, $43,000, NW1X, (S), 3yo, a5 1/2fT, 1:044/5, fm.PALE BLAZER (g, 3, Lydgate--Pale Speed {SP}, by SixSpeed) Lifetime Record: SP, 9-2-1-1, $68,460. O-Good Tyme Racin LLC. B-J Adcock & Neal McFadden(LA). T-Mike Burgess. *$10,000 yrl '09 LTBSEP. **1/2 to owdy Ho (Pulling Punches), SW, $127,690.

9th-FGX, $43,000, NW1X, 4yo/up, a5.5fT, 1:05 2/5, fm.ZEB (g, 4, Military--Dare to Mambo, by Kingmambo)Lifetime Record: 3-2-0-0, $41,400. O-John Eaton and Steve Laymon. B-John Eaton & Steve Laymon (KY).T-Gregory D Foley.

8th-WRD, $22,800, NW2L, (S), 3yo/up, 1m, 1:39 1/5, ft.LAND RUN (g, 4, Pioneering--Mystique de Marti {SW},by High Brite) Lifetime Record: 9-2-4-0, $60,793. O-TG Orr. B-Celestial Acres Stud Inc (OK). T-Joe S Offolter.*1/2 to High Pioneer (Pioneering), SW, $118,255.

8th-MNR, $20,200, 3-20, NW2L, 3yo/up, f/m, 5 1/2f,1:06, ft.SUK (f, 4, Ghostly Minister--My Sister Minnie, byNicholas) Lifetime Record: 7-2-1-1, $30,354. O-RubertoRacing Stable, Inc. B-Charles A Woodson Jr (WV).T-Louis V Ruberto Jr. *$3,000 2yo >09 OBSAPR.

9th-MNR, $20,200, 3-20, NW2L, 3yo, 5f, 1:00 2/5, ft.KEEN CASE (c, 3, Kela--Stormfeather, by Storm Bird)Lifetime Record: 15-2-1-1, $30,804. O/T-Tommy CShort. B-Margaux Stallions LLC, John J Carey & S EJohnson (KY).*$4,000 yrl '09 KEESEP. *1/2 to DevilsDisciple (Devil His Due), SW & GISP, $185,280.

ADDITIONAL MAIDEN WINNERS:Z Holy Ghost, g, 3, Holy Bull--Lyrical Ghost (SP, $128,752), by Silver Ghost. WRD, 3-21, 1m, 1:39 3/5. B-Robert H Zoellner (OK). *1/2 to Silverside (Pleasantly Perfect), Ch. 3yo Colt-Spa, MSW-Spa.Werblin Phone, f, 3, Werblin--Disenfranchised, by Slewacide. DED, 3-20, 5f, :59. B-Kris R Del Giudice (FL). *$4,700 yrl '09 OBSAUG; $10,000 2yo ‘10 OBSAPR.Small Town Talk, c, 3, Yes It=s True--Shiny Sheet (MSW & GSP, $543,552), by Press Card. PRX, 3-21, 1m, 1:39 4/5. B-Henry T Rathbun (KY).

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Safety Check (Empire Maker), 4f, :49.00, 1/11FAIR GROUNDS

Comedero (Posse), 6f, 1:13.80 b 2/2

Friesan Fire (A.P. Indy), 4f, :51.80, 63/69Justin Phillip (First Samurai), 6f, 1:13.00, 1/2 Machen (Distorted Humor), 4f, :48.00, 4/69

GULFSTREAM PARKD' Funnybone (D’funnybone), 6f, 1:14.00, 1/1 Gone Astray (Dixie Union), 4f, :48.20, 4/19

PALM MEADOWSCrimson China (Giant’s Causeway), 5fT, 1:03.80, 1/9 Embur's Song (Unbridled’s Song), 4f, :47.95, 1/33Financial Empire (Empire Maker), 5f, 1:01.90, 7/22 Maram (Sahm), 4f, :50.05, 15/33

PAYSON PARKDrosselmeyer (Distorted Humor), 5f, 1:02.40, 4/7Royal Delta (Empire Maker), 4f, :50.20, 7/12 Unrivaled Belle (Unbridled’s Song), 5f, 1:02.20, 2/7

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CONDITIONS RESULTS:FRANCE, Compiegne, 14.50, 3-21, i34,000, 3yo, c/g,1mT, 1:42.31, hy.MISTER ICEMAN (FR) (c, 3, Iceman {GB}--Parma {Ire},by Grand Lodge) Lifetime Record: 7 starts, 3 wins, 4 places, i56,650. O-Franck Amar & David Smaga; B-Aleyrion Bloodstock Ltd; T-David Smaga. *i17,000RNA yrl >09 ARQYLG.

FRANCE, Compiegne, 14.20, 3-21, i34,000, 3yo, f,1mT, 1:48.76, hy.VENISE JELOIS (FR) (f, 3, Marchand de Sable--StarAngels {Fr}, by Ski Chief) Lifetime Record: 16 starts, 3 wins, 5 places, i64,200. O/T-Robert Collet; B-MichelGuillois & Roger Jean.

FRANCE, Compiegne, 15.55, 3-21, i30,000, 4yo/up,1 3/4mT, 3:12.47, hy.KARATOYA (IRE) (c, 4, Tiger Hill {Ire}--Wajd {MGSW &G1SP-Fr, G1SP-Eng & Ger, $226,348}, by NorthernDancer) Lifetime Record: 10 starts, 2 wins, 2 places, i29,100. O-Charley Rossi, Elie Lellouche &Pierre-Alain Chereau; B-Darley; T-Elie Lellouche.*i20,000 HIT >10 ARQJUL. **1/2 to Wall Street (Mr.Prospector), GSW-Eng; Nedawi (GB) (Rainbow Quest),Hwt. 3yo-Eng at 14+f, G1SW-Eng, SP-UAE,$579,889; Wajina (GB) (Rainbow Quest), MGSP-Fr.

FRANCE, Lyon-Parilly, 11.15, 3-20, i25,000, 3yo,1mT, 1:48.96, gd/sf.GEMIX (FR) (c, 3, Carlotamix {Fr}--Ges {Fr}, by Hours After) Lifetime Record: 9 starts, 3 wins, 5 places, i51,800. O-Mme Francis Teboul & Michel Haski; B-YvesFrmiot & Patrick Dufreche; T-Nicolas Bertran de Balanda.

FRANCE, Compiegne, 15.20, 3-21, i24,000, 3yo, 1 1/2mT, 2:58.92, hy.VASIAS (FR) (c, 3, Motivator {GB}--Vivacity {GB}, byTrempolino) Lifetime Record: 4 starts, 2 wins, 0 places,i21,000. O-Leonidas Marinopoulos; B-Stilvi CompaniaFinanciera SA; T-Carlos Laffon-Parias.

ITALY, Milan, 16.45, 3-20, i22,500, 3yo, f, 1mT,1:47.70, vhy.ABAROSE (GB) (f, 3, Haafhd {GB}--Abanera {GB}, byDistant Relative {Ire}) Lifetime Record: 3-2-0-0,i17,000. O/B-Azienda Agricola San Felice; T-V Caruso.

ITALY, Pisa, 15.10, 3-20, i11,700, 3yo, 1 1/4mT,2:11.40, gd/sf.LAKE DROP (c, 3, Lemon Drop Kid--Lake Charles {SP,$110,975}, by El Gran Senor) Lifetime Record: 2-2-0-0,i9,775. O-Scuderia SIBA di Azienda Agricola AntezzateSRL; B-Azienda Agricola Antezzate SRL; T-S Botti.

ADDITIONAL MAIDEN WINNERS:Birdwatcher (Ire), g, 3, Cadeaux Genereux (GB)-- Dancing Feather (GB), by Suave Dancer. Wolverhampton, Britain, 3-21, Mdn, 3yo/up, 12f 50yds (AWT). B-Jeremy Gompertz. *60,000gns yrl >09 TATOCT.Rose Chic (Fr), f, 3, Chichicastenango (Fr)--Rose Ciel (Fr), by Septieme Ciel. Saint Brieuc, France, 3-20, Mdn, 3yo, 1 1/2mT. B-Hugh Hogg.A Ma Yen (Ity), f, 3, Doyen (Ire)--A Ma Guise, by Silver Hawk. Milan, Italy, 3-20, Mdn, 3yo, f, 1 1/4mT. B-Azienda Agricola San Felice.Goldmadchen (Ger), f, 3, Ivan Denisovich (Ire)-- Goldkatze (Ger), by Czaravich. Marseille Pont de Vivaux, France, 3-21, Mdn, 3yo, f, 1 1/4m (AWT). B-Gestut Gorlsdorf. *i7,000 yrl >09 BBASEP.Divine Creation (Fr), f, 3, Lando (Ger)--Danse Polonaise, by Halo. Angouleme, France, 3-20, Mdn, 3yo, 1 1/8mT. B-Luc Thibault.Ecopass (Ire), c, 3, Rakti (GB)--Mother=s Hope (Ire), by Idris (Ire). Milan, Italy, 3-20, Mdn, 3yo, c/g, 1 1/4mT. B-Alfredo di Gesaro. *i22,000 RNA yrl >09 ITYSEP. **1/2 to Collesano (Ire) (Pearl of Love {Ire}), MSW-Ity, $164,689.

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