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EIGHT SET FOR CHARIOT TEST Teruya Yoshida=s Sahpresa (Sahm) will face sevenrivals in tomorrow=s G1 Kingdom of Bahrain Sun ChariotS. at Newmarket. Her attempt at a third consecutiverenewal was made easier by the withdrawal of KhalidAbdullah=s G1 Matron S. heroine Emulous (GB) (Dansili

{GB}). Another notableabsentee at thedeclaration stage wasSheikh Ahmed binRashid Al Maktoum=sunbeaten Nahrain (GB)(Selkirk), but the racestill looks to have acompetitive feel withthe supplementedSept. 8 G3 Sceptre S.winner Alanza (Ire)(Dubai Destination)and J “TDN RisingStar” J and July 8G1 Falmouth S. scorer

Timepiece (GB) (Zamindar) set to keep the French mareon her toes. Back for a third time here is Fawzi AbdullaNass=s Strawberrydaiquiri (GB) (Dansili {GB}), who was4 1/4 lengths behind Sahpresa when fourth two yearsago and 1 3/4 lengths second to the Collet flagbearer12 months ago when trained by Sir Michael Stoute.Now with Brian Meehan, the grey was fifth in the Feb.18 G2 Balanchine and seventh in the Mar. 26 G1 DubaiDuty Free at Meydan and was having her first startsince when seventh behind the subsequent GI Garden City S. runner-up Theyskens= Theory(Bernardini) in Sandown=s Atalanta S., which lookedmuch stronger than its listed status Aug. 20. AShe is asmart mare who was runner-up in this last year andshaped with great promise in seventh in the hotSandown listed race won by stablemate Theyskens=Theory,@ Meehan said. AShe is working nicely and looksset for a big run.@Cont. p2

RAHY PASSES AWAY Rahy (Blushing Groom {Fr}--Glorious Song, by Halo),pensioned from stud duty at Three Chimneys in 2009,died from the infirmities of old age, it was announcedThursday. He was26. From 19 crops,Rahy sired 13 Grade/Group 1winners, includingchampionsDreaming of Anna,Fantastic Light andSerena=s Song. Thechestnut also madea big mark as abroodmare sire,and is responsiblefor Grade/Group 1winners After Market, Giant=s Causeway, Life at Ten,Megahertz (GB), Osceola (Brz), Rahy=s Attorney,Rutherienne and Sophisticat. ARahy was a cornerstone in the development of ThreeChimneys,@ Three Chimneys owner Robert Claycommented. AHe was a little horse with a lot of heart.We owe him so much. We will be forever grateful toSheikh Maktoum for giving us the opportunity to standRahy, and to the Maktoum family for partnering with usin developing his magnificent stud career.@ Cont. p3

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Saturday, Newmarket, Britain, post time: 3:10 p.m.KINGDOM OF BAHRAIN SUN CHARIOT S.-G1,,174,400, 3yo/up, f/m, 1mTSC PP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER1 8 Chachamaidee (Ire) Ftstpsnthsnd (GB) Mongan Cecil2 5 I'm a Dreamer (Ire) Noverre Buick Simcock3 6 Music Show (Ire) Noverre Hughes Channon4 7 Sahpresa Sahm Lemaire Rod Collet5 4 Strawberrydaiquiri (GB) Dansili (GB) M Dwyer Meehan6 3 Timepiece (GB) Zamindar Queally Cecil7 1 Alanza (Ire) Dubai Destination Murtagh Oxx8 2 Together (Ire) Galileo (Ire) O'Donoghue A O'BrienAll carry 129 pounds bar Alanza & Together, 125.

BREEDERS’ CUP ANNOUNCES POST TIME &WAGERING MENU Edited Press Release The Breeders= Cup announced the wagering menu andpost times for the 28th World Championships, to beheld Friday, Nov. 4 and Saturday, Nov. 5 at ChurchillDowns in Louisville, Kentucky. There will be a total of10 races (six BC races) on the Friday program (posttime 2:00 p.m. EDT), and 12 races on Saturday (9 BCraces). The tentative order for Friday=s Breeders= Cupraces are: $500,000 Juvenile Sprint (4:10 p.m.); $1-million GII Juvenile Fillies Turf (4:50 p.m.); $1-million GI Sentient Jet Filly & Mare Sprint (5:30 p.m.);$2-million GI Grey Goose Juvenile Fillies (6:10 p.m.);$2-million GI Emirates Airline Filly & Mare Turf (6:50p.m.); and $2-million GI Ladies= Classic (7:30 p.m.). On Saturday, first post time is 12:05 p.m. EDT,beginning with an allowance race and a stakes race.The tentative order of Breeders= Cup races are:$500,000 GII Marathon (1:20 p.m.); $1-million GI Juvenile Turf (2:02 p.m.); $1.5-million GI SentientJet Sprint (2:37 p.m.); $1-million GII Turf Sprint (3:21p.m.); $2-million GI Grey Goose Juvenile (4:01 p.m.);$2-million GI TVG Mile (4:45 p.m.); $1-million GI DirtMile (5:25 p.m.); $3-million GI Emirates Airline Turf(6:07 p.m.); and $5-million GI Classic (7:00 p.m.). Anadditional stakes race will be the 12th race at 7:40p.m. There will be an Ultra Pick Six with a guaranteedgross pool of $2 million on the Saturday program,beginning with the Turf Sprint and concluding with theClassic. The Official race order for both days of theWorld Championships will be finalized Wed., Oct. 26.The remainder of each day's card will be set afterentries and post-positions are drawn Monday, Oct. 31. Featured on this year=s wagering menu is a newBreeders= Cup Pick 5 with a 50-cent minimum betvalue. The wager will be offered on the first fiveBreeders= Cup races each day. The wager offers amandatory payout on each championship day.

Also featured on the Breeders= Cup cards:

$ Fridays Ultra Pick 6 will have a guaranteed grosspool of $750,000, while Saturday=s Ultra Pick 6 willfeature a $2-million guaranteed gross pool. If no onehits the Friday Ultra Pick 6, the pool will carry overinto Saturday=s Ultra Pick 6. The wager is amandatory payout at the end of the Saturdayprogram.

$ A Daily Double wager linking the Breeders' CupLadies= Classic on Friday to the Breeders' CupClassic on Saturday will again be offered.

$ Both days will feature The Pick 4, with a 50-centminimum. Friday=s all Championships Pick 4 (races7-10), will have a guaranteed pool of $750,000. OnSaturday, there will be two guaranteed Pick 4s. Theearly all Championships Pick 4 (races 4-7) will have a$1-million guaranteed gross pool and the late allChampionships Pick 4 (races 8-11) will have a $1.5million gross pool.

$ A Super High Five wager on both the Ladies= Classicand the Classic will be offered. Bettors are requiredto select the first five finishing places on one ticket.If no one hits the Super High Five on Friday, the poolwill carry over to Saturday=s Super High Five on theClassic. The wager is a mandatory payout after theClassic.

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Rahy Dead cont. from p1

Rahy, a $2-million KEEJUL yearling purchase bySheikh Maktoum bin Rashid Al Maktoum, began hiscareer overseas with trainer Sir Michael Stoute, winning

the Listed SireniaS. and placing inthe G1 Middle ParkS. at two. Heannexed one ofthree starts duringhis sophomoreseason, then wasshipped to the U.S.and transferred toNeil Drysdale forhis 4-year-oldcampaign. Rahyposted a 10-lengthvictory in the GII Bel Air H. at

Hollywood Park and concluded his racing career withrunner-up efforts in Santa Anita=s GIII Goodwood H.and GIII Harold C. Ramser Sr. H. Three Chimneys purchased a 50% interest in Rahyfollowing his retirement in 1989, and stood him inpartnership with the Maktoum family for the duration ofhis breeding career. His stud fee reached as high as$100,000. ARahy is one of the most important stallions we=vehad,@ Three Chimneys President Case Clay said. AAs astallion, he had a profound and lasting impact on thebreed and was integral to the development and successof Three Chimneys. He was truly a world-classinternational sire.@

Bred by Hill >n= Dale Farm in Kentucky, Rahy is out ofCanadian Horse of the Year and two-time championolder mare Glorious Song, who is a full-sister tochampion Devil=s Bag and leading sire Saint Ballado.Glorious Song also produced multiple championSingspiel (Ire) (In the Wings {GB}). Rahy will be buried in the Three Chimneys stallioncemetery. AHe was the ultimate >great things come in smallpackages= kind of horse,@ stallion managerSandy Hatfield said. AHe was really a little s--t! Hekicked harder and faster than any of the otherstallions, but that definitely wasn=t a reason not to lovehim. I have so much respect for that horse. We=ll misshim a lot.@

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RAHY - GRADE/GROUP 1 WINNERS

GI Winner Broodmare Sire

Allow (Aus) Machiavellian

Dancing Forever Seeking the Gold

Designed for Luck Green Dancer

Dreaming of Anna Broad Brush

Early Pioneer Slew o' Gold

Exotic Wood Dixieland Band

Fantastic Light Nijinsky II

Noverre Northern Dancer

Rio de la Plata Ahmad (Arg)

Serena's Song Northfields

Shining Energy Lycius

Tates Creek Nureyev

Tranquility Lake Danzig

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Thursday, Newmarket, BritainSOMERVILLE TATTERSALL S.-G3, ,34,000,Newmarket, 9-22, 2yo, c/g, 7fT, 1:28.88, gd/fm.1--#@CRIUS (IRE), 124, c, 2, by Heliostatic (Ire)

1st Dam: Fearless Flyer (Ire) (GSW-NA, $106,380),by Brave Act (GB)

2nd Dam: Canary Bird (Ire), by Catrail3rd Dam: Coupe d=Hebe (Ire), by Ile de Bourbon

(i18,000 RNA wnlg >09 GOFNOV; 18,000gns yrl >10 TATOCT). O-Titan Assets; B-Oak Lodge Bloodstock; T-Richard Hannon; J-Richard Hughes; ,19,281. Lifetime Record: 5-3-2-0, ,33,648. *First stakes winner for freshman sire (by Galileo {Ire}). Werk Nick Rating: C. Click for the eNicks report & 5-cross pedigree.

2--Farraaj (Ire), 124, c, 2, Dubai Destination--Pastorale (GB), by Nureyev. O-Sheikh Ahmed bin Rashid Al Maktoum; B-Darley; T-Roger Varian; ,7,310.3--Zip Top (Ire), 124, c, 2, Smart Strike--Zofzig, by Danzig. O-Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum; B-Darley; T-Jim Bolger; ,3,658.Margins: 2HF, SHD, NK. Odds: 15-2, 11-8, 14-1.Also Ran: Crusade, Letsgoroundagain (Ire), Red Seventy (GB), StormingBernard, Ghost Protocol (Ire), Electrician (GB). Click for the Racing Postchart or the brisnet.com PPs. Video, courtesy Racing UK. Crius opened his account on debut in a Warwickmaiden July 7 before adding a novice event on the JulyCourse here 22 days later. Runner-up in a mile nurseryat York=s Ebor meeting Aug. 20, the bay filled thatsame spot in the Listed Ascendant S. at Haydock backat that trip last time Sept. 3. He showed plentiful speeddropped back in distance to put some smart reputationsto the sword in this intriguing affair. Leading theeventual third-place finisher Zip Top as that pair racedalone towards the stand=s side, Crius was on top overallbefore the quarter pole and never looked caught as thefavorite Farraaj made heavy weather of the task inhand. AI gave him an awful ride at York and when Imade the running on him at Haydock on slow ground, Ithought I should have gone faster, but with the tailwindtoday I let him rip,@ jockey Richard Hughes said. AI knewif I was quite near to the rail and he was getting tired Iwouldn=t have far to go to get to it. This was a little bitsharp for him and he=s a big, tall horse who has done usproud today, so maybe we=ll leave him off for the year.We wouldn=t put him down as our Guineas horse, buthe=s decent and could go for the Craven.@

MORE BLUE LIGHT? Newly moved to Newmarket from Ascot, today=s G1 Shadwell Fillies= Mile features Lyric of Light, whobids to extend her unbeaten record for a stable whichhas enjoyed a purple patch with its juvenile fillies so farin 2011. Her neck defeat of J “TDN Rising Star” JFallen For You in Doncaster=s G2 May Hill S. a fortnightago was characterised by some late wandering and thistough test, which was originally the target of her stablecompanion Discourse (Street Cry {Ire}), comes upquickly on the back of that run. ALyric of Light is ingood form and she has improved since Doncaster,@trainer Mahmood Al Zarooni said. AShe came on a lotfor her first start at Newmarket and I hope that she haslearned plenty from the May Hill S., because she wasstill very green. She has improved with every start thisseason, so I am hopeful that she can continue herupward curve.@ Whether Fallen For You can reverseMay Hill form is debatable, as she appeared to besecond-best with no excuses that day. But connectionshold her in the highest regard and the manner of herdebut success on the July Course here July 30suggests she could be out of the top drawer. Samitar,who took the G3 Albany S. at Royal Ascot June 17,was 3 1/4 lengths behind that duo in the May Hill.Other interesting prospects could be the unexposed pairAlbamara and Firdaws. Both daughters of significantGroup 1 winners, the former scored by four lengths atEpsom Aug. 30

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Shadwell Fillies= Mile cont. from p4

Firdaws opened her account in a seven-furlongmaiden at Salisbury Sept. 1. AFirdaws is obviously a fillyof great promise,@ the owner/breeder Sheikh Hamdanbin Rashid Al Maktoum=s Racing Manager Angus Goldsaid of the Roger Varian trainee. AShe won inworkmanlike fashion at Salisbury, but I hope that wasdue to the ground--it was very dead that day and shedidn=t quicken like she did at Newbury [on debut]. Themile is going to be in her favour and she will like theforecast faster ground at Newmarket. We don=t know ifshe is good enough to win a Group 1, but it would beparticularly fitting if she did.@

Friday, Newmarket, Britain, post time: 3:00 p.m.SHADWELL FILLIES= MILE-G1, ,150,000, 2yo, f, 1mTSCPP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER1 5 Albamara (GB) Galileo (Ire) Sanders Prescott Bt2 2 Devotion (Ire) Dylan Thomas (Ire) O’Donoghue A O’Brien3 8 Fallen For You (GB) Dansili (GB) Buick Gosden4 1 Firdaws Mr. Greeley R Hills Varian5 7 Lyric of Light (GB) Street Cry (Ire) Dettori Al Zarooni6 4 Salford Art (Ire) Sir Percy (GB) O’Neill Elsworth7 3 Samitar (GB) Rock of Gibraltar (Ire) Spencer Channon8 6 Semayyel (Ire) Green Desert Fallon C Brittain9 9 Swingland (GB) Pivotal (GB) Fortune ColeAll carry 124 pounds.

FINDING HIS VOICE This newly upgraded part of the Champions= Serieshas attracted a disappointing turnout, with last year=sG1 Queen Elizabeth II S. winner Poet=s Voice looking toput a below-par comeback effort in the G2 CelebrationMile behind him. Only seventh in that Aug. 27Goodwood contest, he is joined by EmeraldCommander, who needs to find improvement on hislatest third in the Listed Fortune S. at Sandown ninedays ago. APoet=s Voice came out of his Goodwood runvery well and he has improved for that race,@ trainerSaeed bin Suroor commented. AHe did a very goodpiece of work on Saturday and he looks physicallybetter than last month. This is the right trip for him andI am hopeful that he can run a better race this time.Emerald Commander has been working well lately and Ihave been pleased with his preparation.@ Sir MichaelStoute puts forward Tazahum, who has progressed allseason and put up one of his best efforts when a latestsecond to the subsequent G3 Arc Trial winner GreenDestiny (Ire) (Marju {Ire}) in York=s G3 Strensall S. overa furlong further Aug. 19. Veteran Premio Loco took apoor renewal of the G2 Park S. over seven furlongs atDoncaster last time Sept. 10, but has a fine record insmall-field events and warrants respect.

Joel S. cont. p6

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Cont. from p5

Friday, Newmarket, Britain, post time: 2:25 p.m.NAYEF JOEL S.-G2, ,100,000, 3yo/up, 1mTSCPP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER WT1 2 Emerald Commander (Ire) Pivotal (GB) Buick bin Suroor 1292 4 Poet’s Voice (GB) Dubawi (Ire) Dettori bin Suroor 1293 5 Premio Loco Prized Baker Wall 1294 1 Ransom Note (GB) Red Ransom M Hills C Hills 1295 6 Karam Albaari (Ire) King’s Best Fallon Jenkins 1256 3 Libranno (GB) Librettist Hughes Hannon 1257 7 Tazahum Rdte’s Chce (Aus) R Hills Stoute 125

A SHARP TRIO Godolphin hold the aces in the juvenile fillies=category this year and send an intriguing trio in thisearly 1000 Guineas pointer headed by the G3 PrestigeS. runner-up Rakasa. The choice of Frankie Dettoriholds the re-opposing Questing on the form of thatAug. 27 Goodwood contest. Desert Gazelle earned a J “TDN Rising Star” J tag with a four-lengthwinning debut over six furlongs at this town=s JulyCourse July 9 before failing to build on thatperformance when only fourth behind Discourse (StreetCry {Ire}) in the G3 Sweet Solera S. over sevenfurlongs of the same strip last time Aug. 6. That formhas received a boost after the fifth-place finisherWahylah (Ire) (Shamardal) took the ,100,000Tattersalls Millions race here recently and she hasanother chance to confirm her initial promise. Minidressis no back-number. The Al Zarooni trainee was animpressive four-length winner of a seven-furlongmaiden on the Sweet Solera card. ARakasa surprised usa little at Goodwood with how well she ran and hasimproved a little bit since then,@ Mahmood Al Zaroonicommented. AThere is a bit of a question mark overhow she will cope with the ground, but she is in goodform at the moment. Minidress has also improved forher debut, but she is still a little weak. She is a toughfilly and we will find out more about her ability.@ Saeedbin Suroor said of Desert Gazelle, AShe won nicely onher debut, but we were a little disappointed with herlatest start. She came out of that race very well andworked nicely on Tuesday morning. She deservesanother chance in a group race and I am lookingforward to seeing her run well.@ Albaspina beat a lessercrew in a Carlisle maiden on debut Sept. 7, but therewas a lot to like about the way she went through therace. The grey is yet another from the famed Alruccaba(Ire) dynasty to run for Kirsten Rausing and Sir MarkPrescott.

Friday, Newmarket, Britain, post time: 1:15 p.m.SAKHEE OH SO SHARP S.-G3, ,34,000, 2yo, f, 7fTSC PP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER1 11 Albaspina (Ire) Selkirk Sanders Prescott2 10 Alsindi (Ire) Acclamation (GB) Queally C Brittain3 2 Cockney Dancer (GB) Cockney Rebel (Ire) M Hills C Hills4 4 Desert Gazelle Smart Strike Fallon bin Suroor5 9 Elusive Flame (GB) Elusive City Spencer Elsworth6 3 Emirates Art (GB) Excellent Art (GB) Lane Simcock7 8 Minidress (GB) Street Cry (Ire) Ajtebi Al Zarooni8 5 Nayarra (Ire) Cape Cross (Ire) Hughes Channon9 1 Questing (GB) Hard Spun Buick Gosden10 7 Rakasa (GB) Redoute’s Choice (Aus) Dettori Al Zarooni11 6 Villeneuve (GB) Zamindar Dwyer MuirAll carry 124 pounds.

Friday, Maisons-Laffitte, France, post time: 2:50 p.m.LA COUPE DE MAISONS-LAFFITTE-G3, i80,000,3yo/up, 1 1/4mTSC PP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER WT1 1 Lancelot (Fr) Bahri Peslier F Head 1262 5 Great Event (Fr) Anabaa Michaux Cheno 1263 6 Agent Secret (Ire) Pyrus Bertras Rohaut 1264 7 Oekaki (Fr) Martillo (Ger) Jarnet Barberot 1225 4 Rock My Soul (Ire) Clodovil (Ire) Boudot Fabre 1226 3 One Clever Cat (Ire) One Cool Cat Soumillon Clout 1227 8 Lustre (Fr) American Post (GB) Lemaire de Nicolay 1208 2 Shamardanse (Ire) Shamardal Bachelot Wattel 1179 9 Kya One (Fr) One Cool Cat Pasquier de Nicolay 117

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Saturday, Newmarket, Britain, post time: 2:35 p.m.JAGUAR CARS CHEVELEY PARK S.-G1, ,163,500,2yo, f, 6fTSC PP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER1 9 Angels Will Fall (Ire) Acclamation (GB) Winston C Hills2 8 Best Terms (GB) Excd and Excl (Aus) Hughes Hannon3 3 Hello Glory (GB) Zamindar Spencer Simcock4 7 Lady Gorgeous (GB) Compton Place (GB) Durcan Channon5 1 Lightening Pearl (Ire) Marju (Ire) Murtagh Lyons6 2 Miss Work of Art (GB) Dutch Art (GB) Hanagan Fahey7 5 Sajwah (Ire) Excd and Excl (Aus) R Hills C Hills

8 4 Shumoos K Distorted Humor M Dwyer Meehan9 6 Sunday Times (GB) Hly Rmn Empr (Ire) Buick P Chple-HymAll carry 124 pounds.

Saturday, Newmarket, Britain, post time: 2:05 p.m.JUDDMONTE ROYAL LODGE S.-G2, ,100,000, 2yo,c/g, 1mTSC PP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER1 2 Daddy Long Legs Scat Daddy O'Donoghue A O'Brien2 5 Farhaan Jazil R Hills J Dunlop3 1 Rockinante (Fr) Rock of Gibraltar (Ire) Hughes Hannon4 7 Shamrocked (Ire) Rock of Gibraltar (Ire) Durcan Channon5 6 Swing Alone (Ire) Celtic Swing (GB) Winston Kelleway6 4 Tenth Star (Ire) Dansili (GB) Buick A O'Brien7 3 Wrote (Ire) High Chaparral (Ire) Spencer A O'BrienAll carry 124 pounds.

Saturday, Turfway Park, post time: 6:05 p.m. EDTWINSTAR KENTUCKY CUP S.-GII, $200,000, 3yo/up, 1 1/16m PP Horse Sire Jockey Trainer Wt1 Workin for Hops City Zip Talamo Stidham 120

2 Strike Impact K Smart Strike Borel Dupuy 1183 Shediak (Fr) Selkirk Valenzuela Cecil 118

4 Demarcation K Gulch Castanon McGee 120

5 Baryshnikov K Empire Maker Lanerie Maker 118

6 Future Prospect K Freud Prado Skaggs 1187 Havelock Great Notion Bridgmohan Miller 118

8 General Quarters K Sky Mesa Theriot McCarthy 118

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Saturday, Turfway Park, post time: 4:55 p.m. EDTSPEIGHTSTOWN KENTUCKY CUP SPRINT S.-GIII,$100,000, 3yo, 6f PP Horse Sire Jockey Trainer Wt

1 Free Entry K Tale of the Cat Desormeaux Moquett 1182 Big Albert Albert the Great Morales Jarvis 118

3 Cal Nation K Distorted Humor Castanon Pletcher 1184 Lou Brissie Limehouse Court Maker 118

5 Will's Wildcat K Eurosilver Borel Baker 118

6 Chilled K Yes It's True Lanerie McGee 1187 Unsaddled Glory Belong to Me Pedroza Retamoza Sr. 1188 Matthewsburg Ghostzapper Lebron Maker 118

9 Song of Humor K Songandaprayer Yaranga Gaede 11810 Ronin Dax Tapit Thompson Vance 12011 Philippe Mineshaft Prado Baker 118

Saturday, Turfway Park, post time: 5:30 p.m. EDTDISTORTED HUMOR KENTUCKY CUP DISTAFF S.-GIII,$100,000, 3yo/up, f/m, 1 1/16m PP Horse Sire Jockey Trainer Wt

1 La Gran Bailadora K Afleet Alex Lanerie Maker 120

2 High Quality K Elusive Quality Hernandez Jr. McGee 116

3 Kiss Mine K Mineshaft Thompson Vance 120

4 Bella Medaglia K Medaglia d'Oro Theriot Calhoun 1185 Upperline Maria's Mon Talamo Stidham 120

6 Persuading K Broken Vow Castanon Romans 118

7 Ailalea K Pulpit Prado Pletcher 116

SLIP ANCHOR Slip Anchor (GB) (Shirley Heights {GB}--Sayonara{Ger}, by Birkhahn {Ger}) has died at the age of 29.Best remembered for his dynamic all-the-wayseven-length victory in a fast time under Steve Cauthenin the 1985 Epsom Derby, the former Lord Howard deWalden colorbearer and Henry Cecil trainee enjoyed aprolific record at Plantation Stud after being retired thefollowing season. His most illustrious offspring includethe 1992 Epsom, Irish and Yorkshire Oaks and St Legerheroine User Friendly (GB), who went on to finishrunner-up in the Arc and win the following year=s G1 Grand Prix de Saint-Cloud; Posidonas (GB), whotook the 1995 G1 Gran Premio d=Italia, 1996 G2 Princess of Wales=s S. and 1998 G2 Hardwicke S.and Morshdi (GB), who collected the 2001 G1 DerbyItaliano and G1 Grosser Preis von Baden. He had beenpensioned in 2007 at the Newmarket-basedestablishment where he was also born and raised.

More Group Success for Oak LodgeCRIUS Wins the Gr.3 Somerville Tattersall Stakes

Congratulations to trainer Richard Hannon & owners Vivienne O’Sullivan & Stuart LakeFirst Black-Type Winner for Freshman Sire HELIOSTATIC by Galileo

DAM PURCHASED BY OAK LODGE • CRIUS CONSIGNED AS A YEARLING BY OAK LODGEContact Alan Fitzsimons (859) 509-9843 or Suzy Fitzsimons (859) 333-8085 • WWW.OAKLODGESTUD.COM

Look for the K throughout the TDN graded stakesentries, denoting Keeneland sales graduates.

OBITUARIES

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Wootton Bassett Retired... Trainer Richard Fahey yesterday announced thatWootton Bassett (GB) (Iffraaj {GB}--Balladonia {GB}, byPrimo Domninie {GB}) has been retired following adisappointing sophomore campaign. Owned by Frank

Brady and theCosmic Cases,the ,46,000DONAUGyearling wentunbeatenthrough his2-year-oldseason, and aftercollecting thevaluable DBSPremier YearlingS. at York and

Weatherbys Insurance ,300,000 2-Y-O S. atDoncaster, earned champion status in France whenvictorious in Longchamp=s G1 Prix Jean-Luc Lagardere.On the latter occasion, he had the subsequent Group 1winners Tin Horse (Ire) (Sakhee) and Moonlight Cloud(GB) (Invincible Spirit {Ire}) behind. After a springsetback, the bay was fifth in the G1 Poule d=Essai desPoulains back at Longchamp in May and seventh in theG1 St James=s Palace S. at Royal Ascot the followingmonth. Reverting to sprinting for the G1 Prix Mauricede Gheest at Deauville in August, he was fifth therebefore a tame effort when trailing in the G1 HaydockSprint Cup three weeks ago. AWootton Bassett hasbeen retired and we now have a few people inquiringabout stud duty,@ Fahey told sportinglife.com. ANothingis concrete yet and we still have some options, but weare hoping to do the best for the horse and help him getthe best chance to be a successful sire. He was rated120 and the champion 2-year-old in France and hisspeed is what people will probably want. He had a fewissues this year, but won five out of five as a juvenile.He is sound now, but we felt the time was right to finda home for him to cover mares.@ In total, WoottonBassett won five of his nine starts and over ,540,000in prize money.

AmWest Chosen to Distribute Arc Signal in NA... AmWest Entertainment has been selected byFrance-Galop and Pari Mutuel Urbain to distribute thesimulcast signal for G1 Qatar Prix de l=Arc de TriompheWeekend in North America. AmWest, which alsodistributes the Dubai Racing Carnival signal, willcoordinate wagering on Longchamp=s Oct. 1 and 2events. AIn keeping with our commitment to present thebest of international racing, we are especially excitedand honored to partner with PMU and France-Galop toprovide the Prix de l= Arc de Triomphe Weekend ofracing,@ said AmWest Chief Executive Officer NelsonClemmens. AOn both the Saturday and Sundayprograms, North American racetrack, simulcast andaccount wagering customers will experience the highestquality racing featuring full fields along with a variedmenu of wagers. This will be a great racing andwagering experience for everyone.@ PMU InternationalDirector Aymeric Verlet added, APMU is very pleased towork with AmWest Entertainment to offer the bestFrench Thoroughbred races of the year. We trust inAmWest to best promote the excellence of Europe=srichest racing program, the Qatar Prix de l=Arc deTriomphe Weekend, which has never before beencompletely offered for betting in North America. Wehave found in the AmWest team the same enthusiasmas ours about the Qatar Prix de l=Arc de Triomphe.@

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KEENELANDSEPTEMBERYearling SaleSept. 11 & 12 ! 7 p.m.

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WARRENDALE, ADENA HIT DAILY DOUBLE Book 5 of the Keeneland September Sale came to aclose yesterday with Kitty Taylor=s Warrendale Salesand Frank Stronach=s Adena Springs pulling a

consignor/buyer dailydouble on a pair of$110,000 fillies. Firstthrough the ring was hip 3553, a chestnutdaughter of ProudCitizen--In Return whowent to Adenarepresentative MarkRoberts. Later, with thesession drawing to aclose, Roberts returnedwith an identical bid that

secured hip 3644, a statuesque filly by Midnight Lute--Per Se. It is the third time during the sale that Adenapurchased a session topper. A day earlier, Adena landedthe Big Brown--Cold Awakening colt that made$140,000. Adena also purchased the $1.35 millionAwesome Again--Legs Lawlor colt who topped sessionfive. Roberts commented on the Proud Citizen miss. AShewas a lovely filly,@ he said. AShe=s from a good familythat, all the way down the page, produced good fillies.We thought she was astandout today.@ Roberts admitted theprice was a bit more thanhe expected. AI thoughtshe=d probably go for$75,000 or $80,000, buton the day, both pedigreewise and as an individual,she was a standout. Andthose are the ones thatsell.@ The filly=s 8-year-olddam, the Horse Chestnut(SAf) mare In Return, wasa classy performer on thetrack for Jayeff B Stablesand trainer Alan Goldberg,setting or equaling courserecords at Monmouth not once but three times. Shebroke her maiden in 1:46.70 going nine furlongs in Julyof that year, equaling the previous mark, then cameback to win the 1 1/16-mile Eatontown StaybridgeSuites S. in 1:39.91 a month later. Produced by a sisterto GISW Auntie Mame, In Return also equaled a courserecord the following season at Monmouth.

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$110,000 Proud Citizen--In Return filly

Mark Roberts (right) joins JackBrothers (far left) and Dan Hall

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KEENELAND SEPTEMBER YEARLING SALEThursday, September 22 (Session 11)

*CUMULATIVE: 2011 2010 Catalogued 3656 3613 No. Offered 3254 3227 No. Sold 2,539 2387 RNAs 715 840 % RNAs 22% 26% No. $500K+ 40 28 High Price $1,400,000 $4,200,000 Gross $220,318,600 $192,884,100 Average (% change) $86,774 (+7.4%) $80,806 Median $40,000 (n/c) $40,000*The KEESEP format was changed, with Book 2 going through session 5 thisyear; it went through session 6 last year. The TDN’s cumulative stats reflectbusiness session over session, regardless of the Book involved.

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KeeSept cont.

In Return was put through the Keeneland NovemberSale in 2009 with this filly in utero. Tall Oaks acquiredher for a modest $32,000, and recouped the purchasedprice over three times over yesterday. Tall Oaks, a

Canadian-based operationowned by the Hungarian-bornIvan Dalos, is best known asthe breeders of Classic winnerVictory Gallop. AI only get a horse fromIvan every now and then,which I greatly appreciate,@said Kitty Taylor. AIvan racesa lot in Canada, but this fillyis a Kentucky-bred--she wasraised at Nick and Rose Lotz=sBriarbrooke Farm out in Paris.

She was a really correct filly with very good vetting,and big for a Proud Citizen, which is unusual. And shereally stood out in this book.@ Taylor=s second score on the afternoon, the MidnightLute--Per Se filly, was also being sold for a Canadian-based owner. AI=ve never met him [breeder BeclawatStable=s Leslie Pereira], but Tonya Johnson from RedGables Stud gave him to us as a client, which again Ireally appreciate. Tonya had raised and prepped her.This filly was another one where the owner wasn=treally happy with the placement in Book 5, and didn=tdecide until about 30 days ago to send her. But itworked out, because she was just a star in this book.She had eight scopes. I=ve seen a number of theMidnight Lutes myself, and my feedback from peoplewas that she looks just like her father.@

The filly was produced by the 9-year-old DeputyCommander mare Per Se, a full-sister to MGSP HolidayLady and SW My Main Starr, and a half to group winnerPutra (Dixie Brass). She hails from her champion sire=sfirst crop. Leslie Pereira is the retired owner and CEO ofBeclawat Manufacturing Company, a manufacturer ofwindows and doors forships, airplanes, buses,etc. Pereira has bred,among others, 2005Canadian Horse of theYear A Bit O= Gold, as wellas Eishin Missouri, anearner of over $1.5 millionin Japan. Taylor added of her fineBook 5 afternoon, AI wantto especially thank Mark Roberts and Adena Springs forbuying the fillies and wish them all the best.@ Adena was plenty busy Thursday, buying four of thefive top-priced yearlings and 12 prospects overall. Thatpushed Adena=s overall ledger to 37 horses bought for$4,466,000. While that=s an average of $120,703,Adena has played at every level of the market; no fewerthan 14 of those buys, for instance, came on bids of$50,000 or less. AWe=re focusing on just buyingathletes,@ said Mark Roberts. APedigree=s important, butfirst and foremost we=re going for athletes.@

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$110,000 Midnight Lute--Per Se filly

KEENELAND SEPTEMBER YEARLING SALEThursday, September 22 (Session 11)

SESSION: 2011 Catalogued 417 No. Offered 352 No. Sold 291 RNAs 61 % RNAs 17.3% No. $100K+ 2 High Price $140,000 Gross $5,131,100 Average $17,633 Median $12,000

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Keeneland September Yearling Sale.

‘Beer’ is on Select Tonight... Machmer Hall=s Craig and Carrie Brogden likedeverything about a weanling filly by Indygo Shiner--BeerBaroness at Keeneland November last fall, especiallythe price they paid to get her: $2,000. Last night, thatmodest investment turned into $62,000 on thestrength of trainer Ken McPeek=s winning offer.Consigned by Select Sales as hip 3401, the filly is fromthe family of GISW Behaving Badly (Pioneering) andhails from her sire=s first North American crop. AShewas just a big, strong-walking filly who was just one ofthose who fell through the cracks last November,@ saidCraig Brogden. AWe=re always looking for a good one,and it all worked out.@

Elle Moreno Strikes Again... There=s a young up-and-comer in the sport who is nodoubt bound for success...and who has been making animpact on the sales sheets at Keeneland. Her name isElle Moreno, and she=s the 7-year-old daughter ofSouthern Equine Stable=s Mike Moreno and his wifeTiffany. Elle=s name has now appeared on three ticketsat September, most recently yesterday, whenBluewater Sales signed as agent for hip 3478, a colt byMajestic Warrior--Distorted Lady, at $75,000. Earlier inthe sale, Elle=s name was also on the slips for hip 1384,a colt by Mineshaft--Fi who went for $180,000; andhip 1509, a filly by Tapit--Sindy With an S who alsosold for $180,000. When the horses hit the track,they=ll run in Elle=s own silks, reportedly. Asked if she=sbeen playing a role in the selection process, Bluewater=sMike Levy said, AWell, she said she wanted a grayhorse, so we were able to get her a Tapit filly. Andthere are definitely horses she didn=t like.@ TheSeptember Sale concludes with sessions today andtomorrow beginning at 10 a.m. For full results, visitwww.keeneland.com.--September editorial/photos by Lucas Marquardt

Bill Oppenheim was a thought provoking speaker atthe Pedigree, Genetics & Performance Conferenceearlier this month, and I am glad that the TDN took timeto reproduce his talk it its entirety (TDN 9/21/11). Billraised some interesting points in his talk, which I wouldlike to take some time to comment on. First was the issue of >false positives= in pedigreeanalysis. As discussed at the conference, theThoroughbred is not a good model for breedimprovement: there is a long intergenerational gap(mares and stallions are generally 10 years old beforewe find out their worth), mares are able to produceonly one foal a year, and we have a very poor methodof evaluating genetic merit.

When you actually deal with it every day, thewastage or misallocation of resources when it comes tomatings is truly mind-blowing in this industry, especiallywhen compared to other breeds with far less moneythat use better measurements of breeding merit andgenomic-based selection tools and get better and moreconsistent results. Bill=s assertion that he is more interested in looking atsuccess rather than opportunity is one that I have(unsurprisingly) a dissenting view on. The odds, as Billput it, are indeed against success; however, I believethat--within the context that we selectively focus onthe subset of information that appears to reinforce ourestablished "picture" or viewpoint--the more dataavailable to breeders equals better decisions beingmade. If the data is not presented to the contrary, as it iswith the TrueNicks Enhanced Report and in otherEquineline products, breeders would be none the wiser,believing that one or two successes is repeatable andfurther misallocating resources resulting in continuedwaste. Environments of asymmetric informationinvariably result in adverse selection. Cont. p12

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Letter to the Editor Cont.

While there are plenty to choose from, a goodexample here is the Storm Cat stallion Forestry. Whenhe retired to stud many thought that he was a >lock= toappreciate Mr. Prospector line mares. His own sire haddone well with them, and Forestry was from the familyof Mr. Prospector (for whatever that is worth). To date,there have been 308 foals by Forestry out of Mr.Prospector line mares for 11 stakes winners. It is not agreat cross for Forestry and he has done much betterwith mares from other broodmare sire lines. The oneson of Mr. Prospector that has done well with Forestryis Fappiano. He is the sole exception. Mares by his sonsand grandsons have produced 76 of the 308 foals for 5of the 11 stakes winners, including this year=sPreakness winner, Shackleford. The data, when it is presented for intelligentinterpretation, tells the story. When it comes to Mr.Prospector line mares, unless you have a Fappiano linemare, there are better options than Forestry. TrueNickscurrently rates the generic Forestry/Mr. Prospector linenick a AD@ and the Forestry/Fappiano nick a AB+.@ Nickshas both as an AA.@ I have to think that presenting thedata, as we do in the TrueNicks Enhanced Report, givesbreeders the opportunity to not only evaluate how thecross has done (as we display the number of times ithas been tried), but also the quality of the horses thathave been bred on the cross. As predictive as the ratingis, a considerable proportion of the report=s power liesin its reflective nature, its ability to show where geneticaffinity has not occurred. This knowledge puts breedersin a far better position than they were blindly relying ona rating without any data context. Even considering the long intergenerational gap thatThoroughbreds are produced upon, I also can=t seem tofind agreement with Bill=s statement that Aas soon aswe know something works, it is outdated...,@ especiallyin this era of large stallion books where what >works= isfound more quickly than before. As noted industryconsultant John Sparkman immediately questioned atthe completion of Bill=s talk, ADoes that mean Coolmoreshould stop breeding Danehill mares to Galileo?@ While Bill obviously knew that question was coming,the Galileo/Danehill cross is worth understanding onthree levels: 1) The cross itself is a very successful one.For Galileo, in terms of SW to foals percentage, it isone of his best; 2) When Galileo is bred to all otherbroodmare sires, by percentage of SW to runners thereare none better than Danehill mares; and 3) ThoseDanehill mares that have been bred to Galileo have not,as a collective group, done better with any other sire orsire line. The point is, it is not only important tomeasure simply the success of the cross (i.e. thenumber of times that it has been tried). That isone-dimensional, and to a certain extent Bill is right, itdoesn=t mean much. But it is just as important tomeasure the alternatives for the sire and broodmare sireto give the cross context, which is what TrueNicksdoes.

Timeform ratings are developed on the basis of notonly the performance of the horse, but the previous andsubsequent performance of the horses that ran on theday and the previous performances of past horses.Context of opportunity is vitally important. Bill=s column does raise one issue that data cancreate, and it fits somewhat into his statement thatsuccess is not repeated at the same rate, I also think Ican presume that he would agree with what I am aboutto say. Successful nicks/crosses lead breeders tobelieve that there is some type of magic at work thatcan overcome anything. Having worked as a buyer andseller of horses, as a stallion manager and breeder, as apedigree analyst and now one that is using genomictools to optimize selection, I am thoroughly convincedthat it is much more important to really know your mare(or stallion), what he/she looks like, and who he/sherepresents in their pedigree. There is a nuance here thatis lost on many breeders each year as they select thestallions for their mares. Data does not represent fact.Just because the mare is by Danehill doesn=t mean thatshe inherited any of his genetic goodies. She got about50% of his genes, but he may have given her none ofthe good versions of them. She could well be a Danehillmare in name only, a genetic null, and sending her toGalileo could be a complete waste of time. Genomics isgoing to start to sort this out.Cont. p13

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Finally, Bill opines that the stakes system is not theoptimal way of measuring success and promotinggenetic improvement in the breed. I am in 100%agreement with him on this. It is a system that serves apurpose to classify performance, but as a breedingindustry there are a lot better measures of performancethat we could develop and implement to breed betterand sounder racehorses. Using prize money, as theAPEX rating does, to delineate class is possibly an evenworse measure of performance than using black-typewinners. The horse that finishes 6th in a Grade 1 racereceives no prize money, and thus is not considered asuperior runner based on that performance, but thehorse winning a weak slots-fuelled state-bred maidenrace receives almost enough to be considered an AARunner.@ The latter would most likely be beaten afurlong if the two ever met. Using prize money as aclass discriminator presumes that prize money isrationally distributed and reflective of class and we allknow that is not the case. Either way, as a collectiveworldwide group, breeders are doing a great andavoidable disservice to themselves. A private study completed by a prominentowner/breeder this year pointed to mares that wonlisted races as being the worst group of mares to try tobreed a stakes performer from. You have to overpay forthem in the sales ring for what they are, and theyusually disappoint as producers. There are a numberreasons for listed winners being a bad bet in thebreeding shed, trainer effect being the largest reason,but suffice to say, as an industry, rather than relying onblack type status as a measure of merit, or AARunners@, we would be better served developing abreeding value that had known heritability, allowingbreeders to make informed purchase and selectiondecisions. Today, breeders select their breeding stock (stallionsand race mares), on the belief that what they areselecting for is heritable, but they really have no idea ifit is or not. We buy mares because they won a stakesrace, ran a 100 Beyer or a 4 on the sheets, but wehave no information to tell us if a mare that ran a 4 onthe sheets is more or less likely to produce a foal that iscapable of running a 4 on the sheets. Fast mares areseemingly always popular to buy and fast stallionspopular to breed to, but does it really matter if beingAfast@ itself is not heritable? On speed figures, FormalGold would beat A.P. Indy, which should tell youenough about the foolishness of using handicappingfigures for breeding selection. Most breeders are in this game to firstly breed a goodracehorse, breed a good horse more consistently, andby proxy improve the breed. Taking Bill=s statement onblack type one step further, and knowing the limitationsof using prize money as an arbiter of class, it wouldactually help us all if we had an accurate measure ofnot only what performance is, but what genetic meritand breed improvement meant in the first place.Byron RogersPerformance Genetics LLC

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Friday, Belmont Park, post time: 3:39 p.m. EDTTHIRD MARTINI S., $60,000, 3yo/up, 1 1/16mTPP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER WT1 Perregaux Distorted Humor Leparoux Howard 1172 Voodoo Swinge Unbridled’s Song Bravo Matz 1223 Boots Ahead Storm Boot Castro Weaver 1224 Avenging Spirit Tapit Velazquez (2) Barbara 1225 Followmyfootsteps Giant’s Causeway Solis Voss 1246 Radical Sabattical Harlan’s Holiday Velasquez Tagg 1227 Mr. Ryder Giant’s Causeway Dominguez Clement 1248 Beau Choix Elusive Quality Castellano Tagg 1249 Perfect Footprint Pleasantly Perfect E Flores Geist 12210 Asphalt War Chant Lezcano Brown 12011 Moybya (Brz) Hard Buck (Brz) Maragh Mott 122Main Track Only12 Ron the Greek Full Mandate No Rider Mott 12013 Hymn Book Arch Velazquez (1) McGaghy 120Click for brisnet.com pps.

Purses Increased at Suffolk:Edited Press Release The fall schedule at Suffolk Downs will include higherpurses, two additional four-day race weeks, and therunning of the $100,000 Robert M. O=Malley Sprint S.,the track announced yesterday. The O=Malley, namedfor the track=s longtime executive who died in 2007,will take place Saturday, Oct. 22. The race is asix-furlong sprint over the main track for fillies andmares age three and up. Nominations close Oct. 8.Purses for all allowance races, including maiden specialweights, have been increased by $2,000 per race,while purses for all claiming races have been increasedby $1,500. An additional increase will go into effect forthe final two weeks of the racing season, whichconcludes Nov. 5. Suffolk Downs, which moved to afour-day week in August, will continue its currentMonday-Tuesday-Wednesday-Saturday live racingschedule through the first full week of October. Liveracing was added Tuesday, Sept. 27 and Tuesday, Oct. 4 to make up for the forced cancellation of tworacing days in August due to the effects of HurricaneIrene. First post time remains 12:45 p.m.

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4:30p 6th-APX, $35k, Msw, 2yo, f, 1 1/16mTHRTV Pin Oak Stable’s SONGS AND SONNETS (Unbridled’s

Song) looks to ease the pain of her Sept. 2 debut, when thehomebred daughter of the outstanding four-time GSWBedanken (Geri) finished a neck second going a mile over thislawn. The 3-1 morning-line favorite faces Sechura (Giant’sCauseway), an Oak Crest-farm homebred half-sister to GISWSutra (Meadowlake); and Richard Otto’s Smiling Mis(Langfuhr), who is out of a full sister to the dam of GSWSummer Mis (Summer Squall) and MSW Julie’s Prize (ElPrado {Ire}). brisnet.com PPs

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Yesterday=s Results:1st-LAD, $23,650, Alw, NW2L, 2yo, 6f, 1:12, ft.WAR CHIEF (g, 2, Indian Ocean--Deviled Shrimp, byWoodman) took the lion=s share of the pari-mutuelaction for his June 2 bow going 4 1/2 furlongs of thismain track, and chased from second for most of therunning before finally edging past the front-runner inthe waning strides for a half-length success. Settled inmidfield to the far turn, War Chief was on holdmomentarily approaching the quarter pole, thenaccelerated when he got daylight to run to. He struckthe front in upper stretch, but was tackled immediatelyto his inside by Kitty Blonde (Magic Cat). That onelooked to be going slightly the better, but War Chiefdug in gamely to get his head down on the wire first asthe 5-2 second choice. Sales history: $8,000 yrl '10OBSAUG; $2,000 yrl '10 OBSJAN. Lifetime Record:2-2-0-0, $26,556. Click for the brisnet.com chart.Video, sponsored by Taylor Made.O/T-Henry B Johnson Jr. B-Emerald Pastures Corp (FL).

Lone Star Granted 79 Days for >12:Edited Press Release Lone Star Park at Grand Prairie was granted 79 liveracing dates for the 2012 season during the TexasRacing Commission meeting, held in Austin, TexasSept. 20. The 53-date Spring Thoroughbred Season willrun from Apr. 12 through July 8, while a 26-eveningFall Meeting of Champions for American Quarter Horsesis scheduled for Sept. 14 to Nov. 10. Next year=sThoroughbred schedule is up one day over the 2011season, while the Quarter Horse schedule remainsunchanged. Live racing for the spring Thoroughbredmeet will be conducted Thursday through Sunday untilJuly 8, with the exception of Thursday, July 5. Therewill be live racing Memorial Day, Monday, May 28 andTuesday, July 3, in addition to Wednesday, July 4.For more information on Lone Star Park visitwww.LoneStarPark.com.

CHRB APPROVES SIGNAL DISTRIBUTION FORSANTA ANITA MEET Edited Press Release The California Horse Racing Board announcedWednesday that it has agreed to offer free and totalInternet access to HRTV programming during theupcoming fall meet at Santa Anita Park, scheduled tobegin Sept. 30. The free Internet streaming will beavailable to anyone with Internet connectivity,regardless of device. The new distribution plan differsfrom the one presented to the Board at the Aug. 25meeting, which was limited to PC computers andexcluded Apple products and all mobile devices. At thatmeeting, the Board conditionally approved the licenseof the Pacific Racing Association to operate a race meetthis fall at Santa Anita subject to submission of a signaldistribution plan acceptable to the chairman andexecutive director. In a letter to Scott Daruty of theStronach Group, CHRB Counsel Robert Miller indicatedthe chairman and executive director Areviewed thedistribution program subsequently submitted by thePacific Racing Association and approve the expandedprogram. Therefore, the Pacific Racing Association hasmet the condition mandated by the Board and theapplication is approved in its entirety.@ The lettercontinued, Athe approval of the live racing signalprogram instituted by the Pacific Racing Association forthe fall meet at Santa Anita is only applicable to the2011 racing season.@

First-crop starters to watch: Friday, September 23Sire (Sire’s Sire), current farm, 2008 Fee, #foals of racing age/Winners/BlackTypeWnrs * Race #-track, race type, distance, runner, odds (if available)

CORINTHIAN (Pulpit), Gainesway, $40K, 135/5/06-AP, Msw, 1 1/16mT, Cherishd Obsession, $39K KEE SEP yrl, 8-1HARD SPUN (Danzig), Darley, $50K, 143/17/16-AP, Msw, 1 1/16mT, +Kicker, $190K KEE NOV wnl, 8-1HAT TRICK (JPN) (Sunday Silence), Walmac, $15K, 69/4/14-LAD, Msw, 6f, My Mom Pat, $3K TEX AUG yrl, 8-1LATENT HEAT (Maria's Mon), Woods Edge, $15K, 96/7/18-LRL, Aoc, 5 1/2fT, Softly Lit, $3K KEE SEP yrl, 4-5SCAT DADDY (Johannesburg), Ashford, $30K, 111/16/26-AP, Msw, 1 1/16mT, Missmollybygolly, $35K OBS AUG yrl, 30-1SORCERER'S STONE (Gulch), Judice, $2K, 28/2/07-LAD, Msw, 6f, +Sorcerer's Urge, $25K BSC YRL yrl, 8-14-LAD, Msw, 6f, +Raylees Dream, 30-1STRAIGHT LINE (Boundary), 12/0/04-AP, Msw, 1mT, Brim, 5-1UTOPIA (JPN) (Forty Niner), McMahon, $8K, 78/2/06-AP, Msw, 1 1/16mT, Tale of Utopia, $12K OBS APR 2yo, 30-1

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First/Second-crop starters to watch: Friday, Sept. 23Sire (Sire’s Sire), current farm, 2007 Fee, #foals of racing age/Winners/BlackTypeWnrs * Race #-track, race type, distance, runner, odds (if available)

BERNARDINI (A.P. Indy), Darley, $100K, 219/48/97-BEL, Msw, 6f, +Dreamalot, $300K FTS AUG yrl, 3-1GIACOMO (Holy Bull), Adena Springs Kentucky, $13K, 152/36/21-WO, Msw, 5f, +Tom Joy, 3-1RULER'S COURT (Doneraile Court), Holly Hill Farm, $2K, 58/7/04-LAD, Msw, 6f, +Easter Angel, 15-1

Wallace, Grening & Jockey=s Fund Honored by NTWB:Edited Press Release The National Turf Writers And Broadcasters willhonor recently retired Oaklawn Park track announcerTerry Wallace, the Permanently Disabled Jockeys Fund,and New York-based turf writer David Grening at itsannual awards dinner Nov. 2. Wallace, who has beencalled the Amost recognizable voice in Arkansas,@ willreceive the Mr. Fitz Award during the 52nd annualNTWAB Awards Dinner at the Louisville SluggerMuseum in downtown Louisville. Presented annually toan individual or group for typifying the spirit of horseracing, the Mr. Fitz Award is named for the late Hall ofFame trainer Jim ASunny Jim@ Fitzsimmons. ThePermanently Disabled Jockeys Fund, a public charitythat provides financial assistance to nearly 60 formerjockeys who have suffered catastrophic on-trackinjuries, will receive the Joe Palmer Award. Named forthe former New York Herald Tribune turf writer, thePalmer Award is presented annually for meritoriousservice to racing. Led by the tireless and respectedNancy LaSala, the Permanently Disabled Jockeys Fundhas disbursed more than $2-million to those jockeys,many of whom have sustained paralysis or braininjuries. Grening, the lead Turf writer in New York forDaily Racing Form since September 1998, will receivethe Walter Haight Award. Named for the formerWashington Post turf writer and columnist, the HaightAward is presented annually for career excellence inTurf writing.

Yesterday=s Results:PRINCESS ROYAL RICHARD HAMBRO EBF S.-Listed,,30,000, Newmarket, 9-22, 3yo/up, f/m, 1 1/2mT,2:26.07 (NTR), gd/fm.1--#MOHEDIAN LADY (IRE), 121, f, 3, Hurricane Run (Ire)-- Amathia (Ire) (SW & MGSP-Fr), by Darshaan (GB). (240,000gns yrl >09 TATOCT). O-Mrs Olivia Hoare; B-Kildaragh Stud; T-Luca Cumani; J-Kieren Fallon; ,17,013. Lifetime Record: 7-3-1-0, ,31,541. *Sixth winner for second-crop sire (by Montjeu {Ire}). **1/2 to Distant Memories (Ire) (Falbrav {Ire}), GSW-Eng, GSP-Fr, SP-Ire, $225,084.

2--Imperial Pippin, 121, f, 3, Empire Maker--Apple of Kent, by Kris S.. O-Khalid Abdullah; B-Juddmonte Farms Inc; T-John Gosden; ,6,450.3--Cill Rialaig (GB), 129, m, 6, Environment Friend (GB) --Pang Valley Girl (GB), by Rock Hopper (GB). O-Pangfield Partners; B-T J Billington; T-Hugh Morrison; ,3,228.Margins: 1 3/4, 7, 1HF. Odds: 3-1, 8-1, 3-1.Also Ran: Roxy Flyer (Ire), Brushing (GB), Parvana (Ire),Spin (Ire), Bramalea (GB). Mohedian Lady broke her maiden for the Michael Bellyard at Yarmouth in October and, after transferring toLuca Cumani, returned to be seventh in the ListedSwettenham Stud Fillies= Trial S. at Newbury May 13.Back on track with a win in an extended 10-furlonghandicap at Nottingham Aug. 17, the bay was onlysixth as the 3-1 favorite for the valuable 12-furlongAutumn Fillies= H. at Leopardstown last time Sept. 3.Settled in fourth early, she swept to the front with overtwo furlongs remaining and soon had an unassailablelead en route to setting a track record with a strongwind behind. AI got her in January and February, butshe didn=t thrive in the spring and didn=t do very well,@her trainer said. AMy remit was that she was to beturned into an Oaks filly, so I thought I had to give hera run and, although she ran okay at Newbury, shedidn=t sparkle. I said to the owner that we should let hercome to herself and sure enough by July time she wasgiving me the right signs. At Leopardstown, she missedthe break and was always on the back foot, but madeup a lot of ground. The one concern we had was thatthe ground would be too fast for her today, but Kierensaid she moved beautifully and she is a very promisingfilly who stays in training next year. She is still only ashell and can only improve, so the G2 Middleton S. atYork in the spring could be a starting point.@ Video,courtesy Racing UK.

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1.50 Maisons-Laffitte, Mdn, €24,000, unraced 2yo, c/g, 7fTALBION (GB) (With Approval) represents the Andre Fabre camp andcarries the green-and-white silks of owner-breeder Kirsten Rausing inthis opening show. Out of the homebred dual G1 Champion S. victressAlborada (GB) (Alzao), he is a half-brother to the 2005 Listed Prix PetiteEtoile winner Alvarita (GB) (Selkirk) and this term’s Listed Glasgow S.third-place finisher Albaraka (GB) (Selkirk). His opposition numbers 13.

3.35 Newmarket, Mdn, £8,000, 2yo, 7fTCAYUGA (GB) (Montjeu {Ire}), from a prominent Juddmonte family, isa half-brother to the 2009 G1 Queen Elizabeth II S. runner-up Zacinto(GB) (Dansili {GB}). Tom Queally takes the reins for the Sir MichaelStoute trainee’s first go. His rivals include Charles Wentworth’snewcomer Lean on Pete (Ire) (Oasis Dream {GB}), who is out of ahalf-sister to Goldikova (Ire) (Anabaa) and recent G1 Prix Vermeilleheroine Galikova (Fr) (Galileo {Ire}), from the David Lanigan stable; andanother first timer Strictly Private (GB) (Rahy), a half-brother to the2004 G1 Racing Post Trophy runner-up Albert Hall (GB) (Danehill), whocarries the G1 St Leger-winning silks of Bjorn Nielsen for trainer BrianMeehan.

7.00 Dundalk, Mdn, €13,000, 2yo, f, 7f (AWT)WADING (IRE) (Montjeu {Ire}) is a daughter of the 2007 G3 Blue WindS. runner-up Cherry Hinton (GB) (Green Desert), herself a three-partssister to Sea the Stars (Ire) (Cape Cross {Ire}) and a half to Galileo (Ire)(Sadler’s Wells), et al. Susan Magnier’s Aidan O’Brien trainee bids toimprove upon a debut second at The Curragh earlier this month andfaces a baker’s dozen in this fully subscribed event. Well-relatedopposition includes her owner’s second string Aloof (Ire) (Galileo {Ire}),trained by David Wachman, who is a daughter of the 2002 G1 CheveleyPark S. victress Airwave (GB) (Air Express {Ire}), and thus a half-sisterto last term’s G2 Queen Mary S. runner-up Meow (Ire) (Storm Cat);Juliet Minton’s newcomer Collectable (GB) (Excellent Art {GB}), whois a three-parts sister to the 2005 G1 Irish 1000 Guineas runner-upPenkenna Princess (Ire) (Pivotal {GB}); fellow debutante Tannery (Ire)(Dylan Thomas {Ire}), another David Wachman trainee, who is out of ahalf-sister to the 2004 G1 Grand Prix de Saint-Cloud hero Gamut (Ire)(Spectrum {Ire}); and Beatrice Durkan’s Oh So Lucy (Ire) (Galileo{Ire}), who is a daughter of the 2006 G1 Moyglare Stud S. victress MissBeatrix (Ire).

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JOCKEY CLUB ROSE BOWL (EX FENWOLF S.)-Listed,,30,000, Newmarket, 9-22, 3yo/up, 2mT, 3:18.64(NTR), gd/fm.1--TIMES UP (GB), 132, g, 5, Olden Times (GB)-- Princess Genista (Ire) (MGSP-Eng & GSP-Fr), by Ile de Bourbon. O-Mrs I H Stewart-Brown & M J Meacock; B-I Stewart-Brown & M Meacock; T-John Dunlop; J-Eddie Ahern; ,17,013. Lifetime Record: GSP-Fr & Eng, 22-7-5-4, ,190,367. *1/2 to Sovinista (GB) (Soviet Star), MSW-Eng; and Give Me Notice (GB) (Warning {GB}), G1SW-Fr, GSW-Eng, $281,549. 2--Chiberta King (GB), 132, g, 5, King's Best--Glam Rock (GB), by Nashwan. (30,000gns yrl >07 TATOCT). O-The Pink Hat Racing Partnership; B-Watership Down Stud; T-Andrew Balding; ,6,450.3--Nehaam (GB), 129, g, 5, Nayef--Charm the Stars (GB), by Roi Danzig. (200,000gns yrl >07 TATOCT). O-Sheikh Hamdan bin Rashid Al Maktoum; B-Pollards Stables; T-John Gosden; ,3,228.Margins: 1HF, NK, 1 3/4. Odds: 9-4, 8-1, 2-1.Also Ran: Fictional Account (Ire), Theology (GB),Precision Break, End of the Affair (Ire). Scratched:Ocean=s Minstrel (GB), Dayia (Ire). Times Up looked a sure-fire pattern-race performerwhen winning the November H. at Doncaster andconfirmed that impression when taking the Listed GrandCup by four lengths at York May 21. Beaten a shortneck when second to Watar (Ire) (Marju {Ire}) in the G2 Prix Maurice de Nieuil at Longchamp July 14, thebay was third behind the 3-year-olds Census (Ire)(Cacique {Ire}) and Brown Panther (GB) (Shirocco {Ger})in Newbury=s G3 Geoffrey Freer S. last time Aug. 13.That form was made to look better when the front twofinished in the shake-up in the St Leger. Held up in rearearly, he cruised to the fore passing the three-furlongmarker and, when allowed some rein with a furlongremaining, quickly settled the result in facile fashion toset another track record. AThis is the first time we haverun him over two miles, and we came here as anafterthought, but we wanted to run on Champions= Day[in the G3 Qipco Champions Long Distance Cup atAscot Oct. 15] so we needed a race now,@ trainer JohnDunlop commented. AHis half-brother won the Prix duCadran and stayed really well and he=s done thisexceptionally well today. He=s improved so muchphysically and is much stronger than he was when hewas younger. He can be a little bit keen, but there waspace today and the ground was right as he does wantgood ground.@ Video, courtesy Racing UK.

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British Report cont.

Newmarket, 14.10, Mdn, ,7,000, 2yo, 1mT, 1:37.41,gd/fm.DANDY (GER) (c, 2, Nayef--Diacada {Ger} {GSW-Ger,$171,816}, by Cadeaux Genereux {GB}), a debuteighth at Sandown July 27, recovered from an earlystumble to race prominently in this return. Pushed alongwith three furlongs remaining, the 16-1 chance took aslender advantage into the final quarter mile and wasridden out up the hill to hold the persistent Almaas(Hard Spun) by a head. Moonship (GB), a half-brother toWorkforce (GB) (King=s Best), was unable to better hismidfield position and finished ninth. The winner is a halfto Diatribe (GB) (Tertullian), MSW-Ger. Sales history:i65,000 yrl >10 GOFSPT. Lifetime Record: 2-1-0-0,,4,528. Video, courtesy Racing UK.O-Robert E Tillett; B-Gestut Rottgen; T-Andrew Balding.

Yesterday=s Results:PRIX TURENNE-Listed, i55,000, Saint-Cloud, 9-22,3yo, c/g, 1 1/2mT, 2:33.40, gd.1--#DORMELLO (IRE), 123, c, 3, by Dansili (GB)

1st Dam: Field of Hope (Ire) (G1SW-Fr, SW & GSP-Ity, GSP-HK, $490,647, by Selkirk2nd Dam: Fracci (GB), by Raise a Cup3rd Dam: Fancy Walk (GB), by Tower Walk (GB)

(i210,000 RNA yrl >09 ARQAUG). O-Ecurie Jean-Louis Bouchard & Scuderia Vittadini SRL; B-Grundy Bloodstock Ltd; T-Pascal Bary; J-Olivier Peslier; i27,500. Lifetime Record: 6 starts, 2 wins, 4 places, i62,450. *1/2 to Olympian Oddysey (GB) (Sadler=s Wells), G1SP-Eng, $189,358; Ransom Hope (GB) (Red Ransom), SW & GSP-Ity, $228,591; and Field of Dream (GB) (Oasis Dream {GB}), SW-Ity & Eng, $112,253. 2--Saint Desir (GB), 123, c, 3, Barathea (Ire)--Dirigeante (Fr), by Lead on Time. (i60,000 yrl >09 ARQOCT). O-Gerard Augustin-Normand; B-Haras d=Etreham & Pontchartrain Stud; T-Elie Lellouche; i11,000.3--Il Cannone (Fr), 123, g, 3, American Post (GB)--La Capriciosa (Ire), by Spectrum (Ire). O/B-Alain Fracas; T-Alex Fracas; i8,250.Margins: NK, 1HF, NK. Odds: 4.20, 21.00, 5.80.Also Ran: Petit Chevalier (Fr), Maxios (GB), Oppenort (Ire),Opera Vert (Fr), Shadow Skills (Fr), Pump Pump Boy (Fr),Mon Desir (Fr). Also Ran (not classified): Solmen (Fr),Sant=Alberto (Ity), Divin Leon (Fr), Four Sox (Fr). Dormello, who hit the board for a third straight go atChantilly May 9, graduated at Longchamp June 13 andwas a last-out third in the July 25 Listed Prix Pelleas atCompiegne on stakes bow. Settled four lengths off thepace in mid-division for the most part here, he madeheadway under pressure once into the stretch run andquickened smartly inside the final 100 meters to denySaint Desir for an ultimately cozy first stakes win.

PRIX CORONATION-Listed, i55,000, Saint-Cloud, 9-22, 3yo, f, 1mT, 1:39.70, gd.1--#LIMONAR (FR), 121, f, 3, by Street Cry (Ire)

1st Dam: Trylko, by Diesis (GB)2nd Dam: Gossamer, by Seattle Slew3rd Dam: Lisaleen, by Northern Dancer

(12,000gns RNA wnlg >08 TATDEC). O-SARL Darpat France; B-Darpat SL; T-Carlos Laffon-Parias; J-Anthony Crastus; i27,500. Lifetime Record: 5 starts, 2 wins, 3 places, i55,950.2--Riqa (GB), 121, f, 3, Dubawi (Ire)--Thamarat (GB), by Anabaa. O-Sheikh Hamdan bin Rashid Al Maktoum; B-Shadwell Estate Company Ltd; T-Freddy Head; i11,000.3--Finding Neverland (Fr), 121, f, 3, Green Desert-- Francais (GB), by Mark of Esteem (Ire). (65,000gns yrl >09 TATOCT). O-Dietmar Hilgert; B-Capricorn Stud; T-Nicolas Clement; i8,250.Margins: 4, HF, NK. Odds: 16.70, 11.00, 10.00.Also Ran: Al Sharood (GB), La Mouche (GB), Darjana(Ire), Cornucopia (Fr), Footsteppy (Ire), Rosa Bonheur,Realisatrice (Fr). Also Ran (not classified): Cerveza (GB),Etive, Soldata. Limonar, who broke through in a May 21 Maisons-Laffitte maiden, ran fourth in a June 30 Deauvilleconditions heat and came here off a personal-best thirdin the July 26 Listed Prix de Bagatelle back at Maisons-Laffitte last time. Claiming the rail and the lead after theinitial strides here, she was coaxed clear to hold adecisive advantage entering the final eighth and kept onstrongly under urging to easily register a first black-typesuccess.

ITS SALE TODAY Italian Thoroughbred Sales host their one-day SelectYearling Sale today at the Settimo Milanese complex,with 110 lots catalogued. Among the sires representedare Dubawi (Ire), Invincible Spirit (Ire), Shamardal andSpeightstown, with the latter responsible for SARL=ship 39, an April-foaled filly whose dam is a half to thedual Group-winning sire Slew the Red (Red Ransom).Razza del Velino=s hip 42 is an Invincible Spiritthree-parts sister to the Listed winner Desert Cry (Ire)(Desert Prince {Ire}) from the family of the high-classsprinter Slap Shot (Ire) (Lycius) and her group-winningdaughter Sandslash (Ire) (Holy Roman Emperor {Ire}).Also from that draft is the auction=s top draw, a CapeCross (Ire) half-sister to this year=s G2 Derby Italianohero Crackerjack King (Ire) (Shamardal). A half to the2007 G1 Derby Italiano winner Awelmarduk (Ire)(Almutawakel {GB}) and last year=s G1 Gran Premio diMilano scorer Jakkalberry (Ire) (Storming Home {GB}), aJune-foaled grey catalogued as hip 55, will also beoffered. Full catalogue and updates are available onwww.its-aste.com.

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B R E E D E R S’ E D I T I O NAMERICA

INGLIS SPRING SALE TODAY Inglis=s SydneySpring Thoroughbred sale takes place today atNewmarket. A total of 106 mixed stock offerings wereoriginally catalogued, with an exciting late edition. Two-time G1 Stradbroke H. winner Black Piranha (Aus)(Clang {Aus}--Jazztrack {Aus}, by Distinctly North),fourth in last week=s G1 George Main S., will be sold aslot 107 in order to dissolve a partnership. ASituationswhere the partnership involved in a horse needs bedissolved are unfortunate, but public auction isconsidered the best way of resolving any issues,@ InglisSydney Bloodstock Director Jonathan D=Arcy said.ABlack Piranha looks well on track for a big springcarnival and we wish his new connections after Friday=ssale the best of luck for the rest of the season.@ Formore information, visit www.inglis.com.au.

BLACK-TYPE RESULTS:GOVERNOR'S CUP H., $50,000, FPX, 9-21, 3yo/up, 6 1/2f, 1:17 1/5, ft.1--CARBONITE, 120, g, 5, Aldebaran--Queen Mindy, by King of Kings (Ire). O-Anthony J Chacon & Paul M Mangini Jr; B-Mercedes Stable LLC (KY); T-Mike R Mitchell; J-Christian Santiago Reyes; $28,000. Lifetime Record: 17-8-1-3, $258,237.2--Details R Sketchy, 119, g, 5, Great Notion--Wilya Love Me, by Afternoon Deelites. O-Baltazar Siquieros. $9,500.

3--Earnednevergiven, 118, g, 7, Cee's Tizzy--Code It Nikki, by Falstaff. ($150,000 yrl '05 BESOCT). O-PSC Holdings Corporation. $6,000.Margins: 2 3/4, 4HF, HF. Odds: 0.70, 4.10, 6.30.

ALLOWANCE RESULTS:5th-WOX, $74,832, 9-21, Opt. Clm. ($62,500-$60,000), NW2X, 3yo/up, 1 1/16m (AWT), 1:43, ft.SAY NO MORE (g, 3, Langfuhr--Silent Course {SW}, byTrajectory) Lifetime Record: MSP, 9-3-1-2, $207,936.O-G Schickedanz & D Howard. B-Gustav Schickedanz(ON). T-Michael Keogh.

3rd-WOX, $74,564, Opt. Clm. ($80,000-$75,000), C,3yo/up, f/m, 7f (AWT), 1:22 3/5, ft.DANCE TO THE MOON (f, 4, Perigee Moon--Bold andDancing, by Bold n' Flashy) Lifetime Record: 11-6-0-1,$257,025. O-C Scott Abbott Racing Stable Ltd. B-CScott Racing Stable (ON). T-Michael J Doyle.

8th-WOX, $63,975, 9-21, NW3L, (S), 3yo/up, 6 1/2f(AWT), 1:16 2/5, ft.CITIUS (g, 3, Old Forester--Ritta, by Rizzi) LifetimeRecord: MSW, 11-3-3-1, $249,705. O-Danny M Lococo& M Biamonte. B/T-Ralph Biamonte (ON).

8th-PID, $53,560, 9-21, NW3L, 3yo/up, 1m70y (AWT),1:41, ft.PRETTY MR. D (c, 3, Woodman--Honora Helen, byBianconi) Lifetime Record: 14-3-1-3, $91,229. O/B-KerriSzegi (FL). T-Erin C McClellan.

8th-RPX, $49,000, 9-21, (S), 3yo/up, f/m, 5fT,:56 2/5, fm.SEEKING MS SHELLEY (m, 5, Cactus Ridge--SeekingMiss Slew, by Slew o' Gold) Lifetime Record: SW,13-7-4-2, $180,694. O/B-Dream Walkin Farms Inc(OK). T-Joe Duhon.

5th-PID, $49,000, NW2L, 3yo/up, f/m, 5 1/2f (AWT),1:04, ft.KRUSIN KELLY (f, 3, Artie Schiller--Kells Bells, by Artax)Lifetime Record: 7-2-1-1, $68,980. O-Timber Bay Farm.B-Mrs Thomas J Walsh & Timber Bay (KY). T-William JEntenmann. *$22,000 RNA yrl '09 FTKOCT.

6th-PID, $49,000, NW2L, 3yo/up, f/m, 1m70y (AWT),1:42 2/5, ft.DIVINE INDY (f, 4, Mineshaft--India Divina {Chi} {GISW& MG1SP-Chi, $256,310}, by Roy) Lifetime Record:18-2-5-7, $95,090. O-Barry K Schwartz. B-StonewallFarm (KY). T-Michael S Ferraro. $200,000 RNA wlng'07 KEENOV.

8th-BEL, $47,120, Opt. Clm. ($25,000), NW2X, (S),3yo/up, f/m, 6f, 1:10 4/5, ft.SALTAMONTES (f, 3, Wheelaway--Just Gabi, by DevilHis Due) Lifetime Record: SW, 11-3-2-1, $140,250.O/B-Gabrielle Farm (NY). T-Rudy R Rodriguez.

9th-HOO, $44,000, 9-21, NW4L, (S), 3yo/up, f/m, 6f,1:10 4/5, ft.FACEY'S SPIRIT (f, 3, Pass Rush--Runnin N the Wind,by Sefapiano) Lifetime Record: SW, 9-4-0-1, $129,583.O/B-Paul H Adkins LLC (IN). T-Chris Dorris.

6th-HOO, $44,000, 9-21, Opt. Clm. ($50,000),NW3$X, 3yo/up, 6f, 1:08 3/5, ft.GUAM TYPHOON (g, 5, Distorted Humor--La Cucina{Ire}, by Last Tycoon {Ire}) Lifetime Record: MSP,14-5-2-1, $189,068. O-SIGI Racing. B-Domino Stud ofLexington LLC (KY). T-Ian R Wilkes. *$340,000 RNAyrl '07 KEESEP. **1/2 to Lady Linda (Torrential),MGSP, $307,377; Sir Cherokee (Cherokee Run),MGSW, $628,296; Miss Isella (Silver Charm), MGSW &GISP, $648,631.

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U.S. Breeders= Edition cont.

2nd-BEL, $42,000, NW1X, (S), 3yo/up, f/m, 6fT,1:09 3/5, fm.EDEN IS BURNING (f, 3, Hook and Ladder--PerfectDesign, by Marquetry) Lifetime Record: 6-2-1-1,$63,280. O/B-Chester & Mary R Broman (NY).T-Thomas M Bush.

4th-APX, $41,275, NW2$X, (S), 3yo/up, f/m, a1 1/16mT, 1:43 2/5, fm.MOURETTE (f, 4, Smart Strike--Amourette {MSW,$248,786}, by El Gran Senor) Lifetime Record:14-3-2-3, $90,628. O/B-R Otto Stables Inc (IL). T-ChrisM Block. *1/2 to Lemonade Kid (Lemon Drop Kid), GSP,$117,241.

8th-HOO, $38,000, 9-21, Opt. Clm. ($50,000), NW1X,3yo, 6f, 1:09 3/5, ft.ISTHMUS (c, 3, Flower Alley--Dancing Water {MSW &GSP, $197,401}, by Silver Deputy) Lifetime Record:8-3-0-0, $58,017. O-William Butler. B-Liberation Farm(KY). T-Michael J Maker.

2nd-APX, $38,735, NW1$X, (S), 3yo/up, 1m (AWT),1:37, ft.DOMAIN'S RAP (g, 3, Cherokee Rap--Domain, by KrisS.) Lifetime Record: SP, 12-2-5-3, $92,099.O/B-William Stiritz (IL). T-Scott Becker.

5th-RPX, $36,750, 9-21, NW1X, (S), 3yo/up, 1mT,1:36 2/5, fm.OKIETATE (g, 4, Orientate--Bien Nicole {MGSW &GISP, $1,074,620}, by Bien Bien) Lifetime Record: SP,10-2-1-3, $80,833. O/B-Richter Family Trust (OK).T-Danny Pish.

4th-LRL, $35,000, Opt. Clm. ($32,000-$28,000),NW3X, 3yo/up, 6f, 1:10 2/5, ft.CLOSING VISION (g, 4, Pollard=s Vision--PleasantPastures, by Valley Crossing) Lifetime Record:26-7-4-3, $233,038. O-Happy Got Lucky Stable Inc.B-Timothy J Gardner (PA). T-Scott A Lake. *$20,000yrl '08 FTMOCT.

8th-LRL, $35,000, Opt. Clm. ($40,000-$35,000), C,3yo/up, 5 1/2fT, 1:01 1/5, fm.SUPER CHUNKY (g, 5, Put It Back--Chunky Cheeks, byFriendly Lover) Lifetime Record: MSP, 23-5-7-4,$167,751. O-Valter Ramos. B-Michael G Marks &Robert Werneth (FL). T-Kenneth M Cox. *$9,000 2yo>08 FTMMAY.

3rd-LAD, $33,500, (S), 3yo/up, f/m, 1m70y, 1:44, ft.CAT'S PRODUCTION (f, 3, Run Production--SiberianCat, by Siberian Express) Lifetime Record: SW,15-4-4-3, $214,918. O-John A Adams. B-FoxwoodPlantation Ltd (LA). T-Preston Adams. *1/2 to HighToned (Zarbyev), SP, $206,477.

7th-RPX, $31,500, 9-21, NW2X, 3yo/up, 6 1/2f, 1:16 1/5, ft.DREAMINOFTHEWIN (c, 3, Successful Appeal--Dreamingatdaybreak, by Grand Slam) Lifetime Record:MGSP, 9-3-3-2, $141,088. O/B/T-C R Trout & ReataThoroughbred Racing Farms LLC (KY).

8th-CTX, $30,400, Opt. Clm. ($12,500), NW1X,3yo/up, 6 1/2f, 1:19 1/5, sy.SEA RESCUE (g, 5, Brahms--Heater, by Dixieland Heat)Lifetime Record: SW, 20-5-2-3, $321,896.O/B-Coleswood Farm Inc (WV). T-Jeff C Runco.

6th-CTX, $26,200, 9-21, NW2L, 3yo/up, 6 1/2f, 1:19 2/5, sy.GREAT VINTAGE (g, 3, Great Notion--Alvinia, byHoratius) Lifetime Record: 4-2-1-1, $39,000. O-JamesF Lewis. B-Dr & Mrs Thomas Bowman (MD). T-Jeff CRunco. *$3,000 wlng '08 FTMDEC.

4th-NPX, $20,214, 9-21. Opt. Clm. ($40,000),NW13MX, 3yo/up, 6 1/2f, 1:17 3/5, ft.REGGIE DUNLOP (g, 4, Chapel Royal--Loveswept, byClever Trick) Lifetime Record: 20-6-1-4, $77,924.O-Eagle Rock Racing Stable. B-James M Herbener Jr(KY). T-Kirsty Anne Luft-Nault. *$25,000 yrl '08KEESEP.

• ON THE WORKTAB •BELMONT PARK

Mission Approved (With Approval), 1m (T), 1:39.07, 1/1Yankee Fourtune (Yankee Gentleman), 4f (tr), :49.26, 5/15

CHURCHILL DOWNSC. S. Silk (Medaglia d’Oro), 5f, 1:00.80, 3/16Santiva (Giant’s Causeway), 3f, :37.40, 4/7

HOLLYWOOD PARKCompari (Redattore {Brz}), 3f, :37.80, 4/8Smash (Smart Strike), 4f, :48.40, 4/14

MONMOUTH PARKTeaks North (Northern Afleet), 4f, :49.40, 5/21Uptowncharlybrown (Limehouse), 6f, 1:12.60, 1/1

SANTA ANITAAcclamation (Unusual Heat), 7f (T), 1:32.00, 1/1Banned (Kitten’s Joy), 4f (T), :52.00, 4/5Champ Pegasus (Fusaichi Pegasus), 1m, 1:39.40, 1/1Eclair de Lune (Ger) (Marchand de Sable), 6f (T), 1:15.00, 1/3Well Monied (Maria’s Mon), 4f, :47.20, 2/31

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B R E E D E R S’ E D I T I O NEUROPE

ADDITIONAL MAIDEN WINNERS:Sweet Luca, g, 2, Candy Ride (Arg)--Grand Crossing, by Lord Avie. APX, 9-22, (S), 5 1/2f (AWT), 1:05 4/5. B-Fortino Inc (IL).

Boogiewoogieblues, f, 2, City Weekend--Lost Her Tune, by Lost Soldier. HOO, 9-21, (S), 5 1/2f, 1:05. B-Robert M Gorham & Mast Thoroughbreds LLC (IN). *First winner for freshman sire (by Carson City).Arabella's Tune, f, 2, Concorde's Tune--Mary Kate 'n Kelly, by Mecke. CRC, 9-22, 7f, 1:25. B-Emanuel & Jacqueline Tortora (FL).Hard Luck Monk, g, 2, Hunting Hard--Sister Monk, by Executive Order. HOO, 9-22, (S), 5 1/2f, 1:04 3/5. B-South River Ranch Inc (IN). Vision of Jewels, f, 2, Pollard=s Vision--Native Trinket, by Dove Hunt. FLX, 9-22, 5 1/2f, 1:06 4/5. B-Edge- wood Farm (KY). *$12,000 RNA wnlg >09 KEENOV.Macanuda, f, 2, Sweetsouthernsaint--Bang Up Play (SP), by Waquoit. CRC, 9-22, 1 1/16m (off turf), 1:49 1/5. B-Harold J Plumley (FL). *$4,000 yrl '10 OBSAUG.Western Tryst, g, 2, Western Expression--Pride of Trieste, by Old Trieste. BEL, 9-22, (S), 6fT, 1:10 1/5. B-Flying Zee Stables (NY). Misty's Shadow, f, 3, Even the Score--Pense, by Stormin Fever. LAD, 9-22, (S), 1mT, 1:38 4/5. B-Jerry Hardin (LA).Golden Husker, c, 3, Monarchos--Golden Charm, by Strike the Gold. HOO, 9-22, 7 1/2f, 1:30 2/5. B-Millard R Seldin Rev. Trust (KY). *1/2 to Golden Yank (Yankee Gentleman), MSW & MGSP, $840,611.Calibration, f, 3, Orientate--Matilda Dancer, by Green Dancer. WOX, 9-22, 1 1/16m (off turf), 1:45 4/5. B-Glenview Stables Ltd (ON). Hopeoverexperience, f, 3, Songandaprayer--Tom's Cat, by Storm Cat. CTX, 9-21, 4 1/2f, :52 3/5. B-Gulf Coast Farms LLC (KY). *$75,000 yrl '09 KEESEP; $200,000 2yo >10 FTFFEB. **Won by 6 1/4 lengths. ***1/2 to Cowtown Cat (Distorted Humor), MGSW, $562,228.

CONDITIONS RESULTS:FRANCE, Saint-Cloud, 19.40, 9-22, i29,000, 3yo, 1 7/8mT, 3:19.00, gd.USUELO (FR) (g, 3, Epalo {Ger}--Gezabelle {Fr}, byGarde Royale {Ire}) Lifetime Record: 4 starts, 2 wins, 2 places, i32,600. O/T-Jean-Luc Guillochon; B-JeanDuvaldestin & Mme Marie-Claude Duvaldestin.

FRANCE, Nancy, 13.30, 9-22, i19,000, 3yo, 9f165ydsT, 2:06.82, gd.BIG BOSS (FR) (c, 3, Xaar {GB}--Boylene {Fr}, by LeBalafre {Fr}) Lifetime Record: 7 starts, 2 wins, 2 places, i20,850. O-Stall Schwarzwald; B-RudolfPeter; T-Werner Hefter.

ADDITIONAL MAIDEN WINNERS:Glamorous Angel (Ire), c, 2, Dark Angel (Ire)--Glamorous Air (Ire), by Air Express (Ire). Pontefract, Britain, 9-22, Mdn, 2yo, 6fT. B-Carlo Soria. *105,000gns 2yo >11 TATAPR. **1/2 to Glamorous Spirit (Ire) (Invincible Spirit {Ire}), GSW-Ire & SP-Eng, $127,072. ***25th winner for freshman sire (by Acclamation {GB}). +Last Night Show (Ity), f, 2, Martino Alonso (Ire)-- Greedy Slewpy, by Slewpy. Milan, Italy, 9-21, Mdn, 2yo, f, 1 1/16mT. B-Allevamento Deni SRL. *1/2 to Good Karma (Ity) (Tobougg {Ire}), SW & MGSP-Ity, $239,746. Cat Code (GB), c, 2, One Cool Cat--Dress Code (Ire), by Barathea (Ire). Milan, Italy, 9-21, Mdn, 2yo, c/g, 1 1/16mT. B-Newsells Park Stud Ltd. *20,000gns wnlg >09 TATDEC; 25,000gns yrl >10 TATOCT.For Shia and Lula (Ire), c, 2, Majestic Missile (Ire)-- Jack-N-Jilly (Ire), by Anita=s Prince (Ire). Wolverhampton, Britain, 9-22, Mdn, 2yo, 5f 216yds (AWT). B-A M F Persse. *i6,000 yrl >10 TATIRE.Sir Trevor (Ire), c, 2, Refuse to Bend (Ire)--Joyfullness, by Dixieland Band. Pontefract, Britain, 9-22, Mdn, 2yo, 1m 4ydsT. B-Barry Noonan & Denis Noonan. *i28,000 yrl >10 GOFSPT.

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