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TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 2004

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Topper Hip 136 Horsephotos

TITANS BATTLE AT KEENELAND Always in the thick of things, John Ferguson, biddingon behalf of Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum,outlasted Aaron Jones and bloodstock agent BuzzChace and walked away with the top prize, a colt byA.P. Indy out of GSW Sahara Gold (Seeking the Gold),

at Monday’s opening sessionof Keeneland’s SeptemberYearling Sale. Consigned byLane’s End, agent forStonerside Stables, hip 136,a grandson of GI Breeders’Cup Sprint winner DesertStormer, brought $3.1 mil-lion. Coincidentally, Fergu-son, who does the bulk of hiswork from the back ring, this

time was seated inside the sales pavilion with SheikhMohammed, his wife Haya and other Godolphin repre-sentatives, while Jones and Chace, who normally bidfrom the last row of the pavilion, were standing in theback near the chute where the horses exit the pavilion.“He’s a wonderful horse,” Ferguson said. “He’s by agreat sire and the mare was a top-class runner whoseout of a Breeders’ Cup winner. He’s one of the bestphysicals in the sale and he’s been bred by one of theleading breeders in Kentucky and one of the best farmsin Kentucky. When you get down to it, when you’relooking to buy the very best, he’s a horse that has to beon your short list. Sheikh Mohammed just felt that hewas an exceptional individual and was very keen to buyhim.” Stonerside’s John Adger could well understandthe Sheikh’s enthusiasm. “We just always thought hewas an absolutely wonderful individual,” he remarked.“We’ve been very fortunate with him. Bobby Spaldingand the guys at the farm did a tremendous job gettinghim ready for the sale and, of course, Lane’s End did awonderful job selling him. We’re tickled to death thatSheikh Mohammed bought him and we wish him thevery best with him.” As for the eyecatching sales price,Adger said, “I’m not going to tell you the reserve, but itwas much, much lower than what he brought. He wasalways a smooth, athletic individual from the time hewas a foal. We love this family.” (cont. p2)

SWAN SONG By the time the final horse of the session walks intothe ring at most sales, many buyers have already goneoff in search of dinner. That was hardly the case as hip241 strode into the arena yesterday evening. Consignedby Paramount Sales, the bay colt, who is by Unbridled’sSong out of the unraced Shelter Half mare CruisingHaven, rounded out the session with a bang when helured a $2.8-million final bid from Demi O’Byrne, whooutstayed Sheikh Mohammed for the prize. The Feb. 25foal is a three-parts brother to Belterra, a daughter ofUnbridled who won the GII Golden Rod S. at two andwas third in the 2002 GI Ashland S. and GII BonnieMiss S. “I thought we’d have to pay that much for him.He’s a lovely horse,” said O’Byrne. “I thought he wasmaybe one of the best horses in the sale. He had lovelyquality and he’s a great mover. Nice horse.” (cont. p2)

KEENELAND SEPTEMBER -- MONDAYTOP FIVE COLTS

Hip# Sire Dam Price136 A.P. Indy Sahara Gold $3,100,000

B-Stonerside Stable (Ky)Consigned by Lane’s End, agent for Stonerside Stables

Purchased by John Ferguson241 Unbridled’s Song Cruising Haven $2,800,000

B-Twin Creeks Farm, Gaines-Gentry Thoroughbreds &Rancho San Miguel (Ky)

Consigned by Paramount Sales, Agent VIIPurchased by D L O’Byrne

160 Giant’s Causeway Statuette $1,150,000B-Peter Blum (Ky)

Consigned by Dromoland Farm Inc., Agent IPurchased by D L O’Byrne

232 Forestry Christmas in Aiken $1,100,000B-Barnett Enterprises (Ky)

Consigned by Taylor Made Sales Agency, Agent CCLVIIIPurchased by John Ferguson

164 Kingmambo String Quartet (Ire) $950,000B-Swettenham Stud (KY)

Consigned by Eaton Sales, agentPurchased by Shadwell Estate Company, Ltd

(Top six fillies p2..more top colts p5)

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Full to hip 136 Horsephotos

(Titans Battle at Keeneland..cont. from p1)

Mining Gold... An earner of $248,742, Sahara Gold won on fouroccasions from ages two through four, including the GIIStonerside Beaumont S. at Keeneland and Gulfstream

Park’s Eliza S. The seven-year-old,who currently has an unracedtwo-year-old by Deputy Ministerand an A.P. Indy this year and isback in foal to A.P. Indy. “I loveSeattle Slew over Seeking theGold mares, and then you havethe added benefit of Storm Cat inthe next dam,” said John Adger.

“A.P. Indy was more of a masculine horse, while Seek-ing the Gold was a tough horse, but a tad more femi-nine. Hopefully he’ll be a champion.”

TOP SIX FILLIESHip# Sire Dam Price187 Storm Cat Warm Mood $1,700,000

B-Barnett Enterprises (Ky)Consigned by Lane’s End, agent

Purchased by John Ferguson039 Fusaichi Pegasus Golden Oriole $1,500,000

B-High Creek Farm (Ky)Consigned by Michael Byrne, agentPurchased by Skara Glen Stables

162 Storm Cat Strategic Maneuver $1,300,000B-Brushwood Stable (Pa)

Consigned by Eaton Sales, agentPurchased by Reynolds Bell, Jr, agent

180 Giant’s Causeway Touch of Greatness $1,050,000B-Silver Springs Stud Farm & Jayeff B Stables (Ky)

Consigned by Three Chimneys Sales, agentPurchased by Reynolds Bell, Jr., agent

101 Storm Cat Nannerl $850,000B-ClassicStar (Ky)

Consigned by Taylor Made Sales, agent for ClassicStarPurchased by John Ferguson

112 Storm Cat Pennant Fever $850,000B-Edward Evans (Ky)

Consigned by Lane’s End, agentPurchased by Edward Evans

Top Cat... Hip 187, a filly by Storm Cat out of the winning mareWarm Mood (by Alydar) realized the top price of thesession for her sex when John Ferguson, who signedthe ticket for Sheikh Mohammed, went to $1.7 millionto acquire the bay. “She’s just an attractive filly,” saidFerguson. “She was one of the most outstanding filliesI’ve ever seen here. The mare has proven it. She hadthe winner of the [1999 G3] Norfolk at Royal Ascot andwe were very keen to have this filly.” In addition to herGroup winning and Group 1 placed half brother WarmHeart, the Mar. 3 foal is a full sister to Royal Tigress,winner of this year’s Leopardstown 1000 Guineas Trial."That's just about what we thought she'd bring, be-tween one and two [million]," said Bill Farish of Lane'sEnd, who consigned the filly. "She's a very attractivefilly with very good knees, which not all the Storm Catshave. We're just very thankful."

(Swan Song..cont. from p1)

Unbridled Enthusiasm... Gaines-Gentry, Rancho San Miguel and Twin Creeksbought Cruising Haven, carrying this foal, for $600,000at the 2002 Keeneland November sale and the maredropped another colt by Unbridled’s Song this winter. Inaddition to Belterra, the 16-year-old mare has producedRoyal Haven (by Hail Emperor), winner of 19 starts,including the GII Fall Highweight H. and GII GeneralGeorge H. “I knew he was going to sell very well,” saidan emotional Olin Gentry of Gaines-Gentry, who bredthe horse in partnership with Twin Creeks Farm andRancho San Miguel. “It’s extremely gratifying to raise ahorse like that.” According to Gentry, the colt is thehighest-priced yearling he has ever sold. Also flush fromthe big score was Paramount Sales’ Pat Costello. “Well,he was a lovely horse, wasn’t he?” said Costello. Whensomeone asked where Gentry was, Costello deadpanned,“I don’t know--he’s probably washed out completely bynow. I’m not sure if he’s still alive or not.” Costello washigh on the horse coming into the sale, but admittedthat the figure was more than he expected. “I thoughthe’d bring over a million, but after that, you never know.He’s a beautiful horse and didn’t turn a hair all week.”

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Sessions begin daily at 10:00am

P KEENELAND RESULTS CONT. P

You can also pick up a copy of the TDN today atthe Keeneland September Yearling Sale.

What They’re Saying At The Sales...

Skara Glen Strikes Back... Skara Glen Stable’s Ira Gumberg, sitting beside hisfather Stanley and trainer Michael Matz, went to $1.5million to secure hip 39, a filly by 2000 Kentucky Derbywinner and promising freshman sire of this year FusaichiPegasus. Consigned to the sale by Michael C. Byrne,agent, the dark bay filly had a busy morning yesterdayas she was shown to several would-be buyers. A May15 foal, she is a daughter of the 21-year-old mareGolden Oriole (Northern Dancer), who has had successwhen bred to Mr. Prospector-line stallions. She producedGISP Devonwood to the cover of Woodman in 1994 andmore importantly Castle Gandolfo when mated withGone West in 1999. Hip 39 is a three-parts sibling tothe latter, who died last week in South America. “She’sjust beautiful,” Ira Gumberg commented, adding thatMatz, who advised on the purchase, will train the filly.“She’s a very athletic filly and has a great pedigree.”For the Gumbergs, victory yesterday was sweet. SkaraGlen was the immediate underbidder on Windsharp,who sold at last year’s November sale for $6.1 millioncarrying a full sibling to Breeders’ Cup Turf hero Johar.“It feels good to get one,” Gumberg admitted. “Once ina while, you get one, sometimes you get outbid.”

Evans Weathers the Storm... On three previous occasions, Edward Evans bred hisPennant Fever (Seattle Slew) to Storm Cat and eachtime the results have been sensational. The offspringhave included MGISW and millionaire Raging Fever,GSW Stormin Fever and MGSP Roaring Fever. Yester-day, Evans gave buyers the rare opportunity to buy intothis tremendous family, but ultimately decided that itmade more sense to hang on to hip 112, signing thewinning ticket at $850,000. The dark bay, consigned byLane’s End, is the last foal from Pennant Fever, whodied this past March after a three-year battle with lam-initis. “It’s been great fun to breed and race this familyand since the mother died this year, I thought I’d goahead and keep her,” said Evans, who explained thatthe filly was part of a foal share agreement with Over-brook Farm. “Hopefully she’ll do as well as the others.”

Off and Running... Monday’s opening session of the September YearlingSale got off to a steady start with across the boardincreases in gross, average, median, while the numberof yearlings which did not find takers decreased from70 last year down to 49 this term. “I thought it was anexceedingly solid sale,” said Geoff Russell, director ofsales. “I thought the consignors went in with a veryrealistic mindset and set reserves that reflected themarket very well. Having the median increase 17 per-cent is very positive and we’re delighted that we in-creased the average. Having increases last year, wedidn’t expect that this session would increase thatmuch, but we’re delighted that it did.” Eight yearlingsrealized over a $1 million this year, while 10 surpassedthat standard during the same session last term. Ac-cording to Russell, things can only get better during thesecond session. “We might have a couple of more big-ger items,” explained Russell. “There are a couple ofcolts that might top [today]. We always go into it beingmore optimistic than [Monday], so we’ll continue to doso.”

Reynolds Bell, Jr., bloodstock agent “[The sale] looks good to me. It looks real good. TheA.P. Indy, for example, was a really nice colt and I thinkthe price they paid for him was indicative of the marketfor the nice horses. It feels like a good sale.”

Eric Anderson, advisor to Stanley Fulton “I think Mr. Fulton is very happy with what he pur-chased today. I think we’re getting good value for hisdollars. I think the market is very spotty; the sale’s gota lot of ups and downs. We seem to be on the righthorses and we’re getting our numbers. I think TeamFulton is very happy with what we’ve done today andhopefully we can continue it into tomorrow.”

Buzz Chace, bloodstock advisor “I think it’s been very good today, very strong. Mr.Jones has bought some nice horses, but we were alsooutbid on a very nice horse [session topping colt by A.P.Indy], but that colt richly deserved to be the topper. Theupper end of the market is good, it seems to be holdingup very well and I think there are a lot of people whoare happy.”

(Keeneland preview cont. p4)

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Doubly Blessed... The mystique of the 2000 GI Kentucky Derby winnerFusaichi Pegasus has extended well past the track andinto the auction ring, where kin to the striking dark bayhave set the sales board alight. The story began withthe Danzig mare Angel Fever, who Stone Farm andStonerside Stable teamed up to buy for $525,000 atthe 1994 KEENOV sale. That turned out to be a bargainwhen her fourth foal, by Mr. Prospector, made $4 mil-lion at the 1998 KEEJUL sale before going on to Derbyglory as a horse known as Fusaichi Pegasus. A fullsister, Blissfull, previously a $1 million KEENOVweanling, subsequently sold for $4 million at 2000KEENOV, while another full, Bless, equaled that popularprice tag in 2002, selling to ClassicStar in foal to StormCat. Hip 455, a bay colt selling this afternoon, is theresulting offspring. “He’s a real strong-looking yearling,”said consignor Taylor Made’s Duncan Taylor of the Mar.24 foal. That colt may play the closer to hip 442, athree-parts brother to Fusaichi Pegasus by Seeking theGold selling just 13 lots earlier. The colt is consigned tothe sale by Stone Farm, who also consigned FusaichiPegasus. “Well, we’ll just wait and see,” said a relaxedHancock yesterday morning. “We’ve gotten a lot oflooks so far. Physically, he is a lot like Fusaichi Pegasus.He’s not as big as him, but they really resemble eachother and this one’s got a lot of presence.” Hancocksaid the choice to go to Seeking the Gold, one of Mr.Prospector’s prolific sons at stud, was an easy one.“That nick has worked, producing a Derby winner wholooks like he’s going to be a leading freshman sire,” hesaid. “It’s a classic ‘If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.’”

Blue Lightning... The folks at Matagorda Farm don’t consign many tothe September sale, but they make it count when theydecide to send a yearling over from their base inGeorgetown, Kentucky. Last year, it was a striking,well-muscled chestnut son of Storm Cat out ofBluemamba (Kingmambo) from their draft that led theTuesday session, drawing a $2.6 million offer frombloodstock agent Demi O’Byrne. This year, they hopelighting strikes twice when they lead into the ring anA.P. Indy colt out Bluemamba, heroine of the G1 Pouled’Essai des Pouliches [French 1000 Guineas] in 2000.Hip 456 is the second foal from the seven-year-oldmare, who hails from the family of Irish champion andemerging sire Orpen and the ill-fated Jules, sire of PeaceRules. “He’s a bit more racy looking than the Storm Cat,with nice bone,” explained Matagorda’s “Bootie” Young.“But they are both big, good-looking horses.”Bluemamba didn’t produce a foal in 2004 and is back infoal to Storm Cat.

Another Dandy Danehill... It seems a match made in heaven. Danehill, one of theworld’s most important sires until his untimely demise inMay 2003, bred to the late Prince Fahd Salman’s Fiji(GB) (Rainbow Quest), who won five of her first sixstarts after her arrival in the United States, capped by athree-length success in the GI Gamely Breeders’ Cup H.She would conclude her season with a score in the GIYellow Ribbon S. and was named champion turf mare of1998. Retired the following year, she was bred in 2000to A.P. Indy and foaled a filly in 2001. She slipped hernext foal before being mated to Danehill and was of-fered for sale at the 2002 Keeneland November Sale,where she was knocked down to Brushwood Stables’Betty Moran for $3.1 million. The resulting foal, a coltconsigned by Eaton Sales as hip 264 carries the highhopes of his owner and consignor into the ring thismorning. “We raised this colt and everything about himsays racehorse,” said Eaton Sales’ Reiley McDonald.Added Mrs. Moran, “He’s a very, very nice colt and Ithink there’s a lot of interest in him.” Bred on the samecross that produced this year’s G1 Epsom Derby winnerNorth Light (Ire), the Apr. 7 foal is the lone offering forhis sire in the sale. Danehill will be represented by hisfinal crop of yearlings in 2005.

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KEENELAND SEPTEMBER STATISTICS

MONDAY, SEPTEM BER 13, 2004

SESSION TOTALS 2004 2003 No. Offered 219 236 No. Sold 170 166 RNAs 49 70 % RNA 22% 29.6% Gross $63,185,000 $60,555,000 Average (% change) $371,676 (+1.9%) $364,789 Median (% change) $262,500 (+16.7%) $225,000

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ADDITIONAL TOP COLTS (cont from p1)

027 Giant’s Causeway Fountain Lake $825,000($300,000 wnlg ‘03 KEENOV)

B-Gaines-Gentry Thoroughbreds and Richard Nip (Ky)Consigned by Taylor Made Sales Agency, Agent CCLVIII

Purchased by Robert Baker & William Mack169 Giant’s Causeway Sweeping Story $800,000

B-McKee Stables (Ky)Consigned by Taylor Made Sales Agency, Agent CCLXVI

Purchased by John Ferguson018 A.P. Indy Exing (Chi) $750,000

B-Jayeff B Stables & Denali Stud & Partners (Ky)Consigned by Denali Stud (Craig Bandoroff), agent

Purchased by Fleetwood/N.W. Mgmt.215 Seeking the Gold Better Than Honour $725,000

B-Skara Glen Stables (Ky)Consigned by Lane’s End, agent

Purchased by Shadwell Estate Company, Ltd.163 Saint Ballado Strawberry Reason $700,000

B-Payson Stud (Ky)Consigned by Taylor Made Sales Agency, Agent CI

Purchased by John Ferguson178 Fusaichi Pegasus Tomorrows Sunshine $700,000

B-Donald & R Mary Zuckerman as Tenants by the Entireties

Consigned by Taylor Made Sales Agency, Agent LVIPurchased by Fleetwood/N.W. Mgmt

ADDITIONAL TOP FILLIES (cont. from p2)

Hip# Sire Dam Price121 A.P. Indy Princess Atoosa $750,000

B-Brushwood Stable (Pa)Consigned by Eaton Sales, agent

Purchased by John Ferguson054 Mr. Greeley Judaea $700,000B-Needham/Betz Thoroughbreds, Werner & Humphrey (Ky)

Consigned by Needham-Betz Thoroughbreds, agentPurchased by John Ferguson

Hip 245, f, Fusaichi Pegasus--Desviacion, by Unreal Zeal

Consigned by Paramount Sales, Agent VII B-Twin Creeks Farm, Gaines-Gentry Thoroughbreds &

Rancho San Miguel (Ky) A three-parts sister to GSW Cashel Castle (Silver

Ghost), hip 245 is out of a half to GISW Lunar Spook.“She’s very much like FuPeg,” said Pat Costello of

Paramount. “She’s got the same kind of head. She’squite a tall filly. There’s a lot of quality there.” Her dam,Desviacion, sold for $475,000 at the ‘02 KEENOVsale.

Hip 330, c, A.P. Indy--Myhrr, by Mr. ProspectorConsigned by Lane’s End, agent

B-Jayeff ‘B’ Stables (Ky) Hip 330 is the second foal out of an unraced Mr. Pdaughter of international champion and two-time GI

Breeders' Cup Mile victress Miesque, making dam Myhrra full sister to Kingmambo and GSW Miesque's Son,and a half to champion East of the Moon (Private Ac-count) and GSW Mingun (A.P. Indy). Agent ReynoldsBell, Jr., acting on behalf of Jayeff 'B' Stables, pur-

chased Myhrr as the 2000 KEENOV sale for $4.6 mil-lion.

Hip 354, c, Storm Cat--Program Pick, by Peterhof Consigned by Eaton Sales, agent

B-Herman Heinlein & Overbrook Farm Hip 353, a bay colt born on Feb. 25, is out of theMSW Peterhof mare Program Pick. “He’s very solid,

very strong, with all the right parts,” said Eaton Sales’Reiley McDonald, who pointed out that the cross had

worked before with the dam. Stormy Pick, a three-partssister by Storm Creek, a son of Storm Cat, won the GI

Spinaway S.

(Hip Happenings cont. p6)

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(Hip Happenings cont.)

Hip 396, c, Elusive Quality--Star of Paris, by DayjurConsigned by Three Chimneys Sales, agent

B-Silver Springs Stud Farm and Mrs. J. Costelloe (Ky) Out of a half to GIII Laurel Futurity winner Millions

(Dehere), hip 396 is a full brother to Elusive City, whowas named champion two-year-old colt in France in

2002 off a victory in the G1 Prix Morny CasinosBarriere. Dam Star of Paris produced another full to

Elusive City earlier this year.

Hip 405, c, Storm Cat--Tacha, by Mr. ProspectorConsigned by Taylor Made Sales Agency, Agent CCLVII

B-WinStar Farm (Ky) From a nice family that includeds French heighweightState Shinto, this dark bay colt, an Apr. 20 foal, is outof the winning Mr. Prospector mare Tacha, making hima full brother to One Cool Cat. Agent Demi O'Byrne saw

fit to go to $3.1 million on that one in 2001 and wasrewarded when the stocky colt earned a European juve-nile championship last year. Duncan Taylor of consignorTaylor Made Sales Agency believes this one is cut from

the same cloth. "He's a lot like One Cool Cat, verymuscular," he said. "But this one's longer and has more

scope."

Hip 435, f, Kingmambo--Words of War, by Lord at War(Arg)

Consigned by Stone Farm, Agent for Stone Farm andStonerside Stable

B-Arthur B. Hancock III and Stonerside Stable (Ky) An Apr. 9 foal, this dark bay filly is the seventh foalfrom the 15-year-old mare Words of War, a $440,000KEENOV purchase in 1996. Her offspring have been

consistently attractive to buyers, with eventual MGSWE Dubai (Mr. Prospector) hammered down for $1.35million, winner Vronsky (Danzig) going for $1 million,

and an Unbridled colt named War Cry, now a promisingtwo-year-old, attracting a sales-topping $2.7 million bidfrom Padua at last year's Fasig-Tipton Saratoga sale.

Hip 412, f, Unbridled’s Song--Towering Success, byIrish Tower

Consigned by Paramount Sales, Agent VII B-Gaines-Gentry Thoroughbreds and Thomas VanMeter Few horse were as competitive and as sound as Af-firmed Success, the half to 412 who notched threeGrade I tallies, won 17 starts and banked over $2.2million racing until the age of nine. Of his half sister,consignor Pat Costello said, “She’s a beauty. She’s avery impressive filly with a good bit of her sire in her.”A Storm Cat out of the dam, named Pasketty, made

$600,000 as a ‘00 KEENOV weanling.

Hip 436, c, Kingmambo--Zuri, by DanzigConsigned by Dromoland Farm Inc., agent

B-Peter E Blum They didn’t come much tougher than Voodoo Dancer,a full sister to this Jan. 28 foal, who won 11 of her 21career starts, seven of those in graded-stakes company,including the GI Garden City Breeders’ Cup H. at threeand the GI Diana H. in 2003. A well-traveled sort, Voo-doo Dancer also won a pair of graded stakes in Califor-

nia and was runner-up in two others, including the 2002GI Yellow Ribbon S.

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Monday, Chantilly, FrancePRIX D’AUMALE-G3, i73,000, Chantilly, 9-13, 2yo, f,1mT, 1:38.90, gd/sf.1--#@BIRTHSTONE (GB), 121, f, 2, by Machiavellian

1st Dam: Baya (GSW & G1SP-Fr, $201,022), by Nureyev

2nd Dam: Barger, by Riverman3rd Dam: Trillion, by Hail To Reason

O-Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid al Maktoum; B-Darley; T-Henri-Alex Pantall; J-Christophe-Patrice Lemaire; i36,500. Lifetime Record: 2-2-0-0, i52,000.2--Portrayal, 121, f, 2, Saint Ballado--True Glory (Ire), by In The Wings (GB). O-Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid al Maktoum; B-Darley; i14,600.3--Faint Heart (Ire), 121, f, 2, Sadler’s Wells--Never So Fair (GB), by Never So Bold (Ire). O-Mrs B V Sangster; B-Ben & Robert Sangster; i10,950.Margins: 1HF, 2, 3. Odds: 1.90, 3.20, 6.30.Also ran: Lonesome Me (Fr), Victoria Page (Fr), PrettySoon (Fr). Birthstone’s natural ability shone through her green-ness on her debut at Deauville Aug. 27, where sheflashed from the rear to record a last-gasp success,displaying impressive acceleration in the mud. Settledtowards the back of the pack again in this contest byChristophe-Patrice Lemaire, she made smooth progresson the outer turning into the straight and was full of runat the quarter pole. Asked to quicken soon after, sheresponded with an instant burst that took her comfort-ably clear of Portrayal, and she was only asked to cruiseto the line by her rider. “She’s a nice filly and we de-cided to supplement her for this because she was im-pressive first time,” explained winner trainer Henri-AlexPantall. “She did that nicely and, although she’s not inthe G1 Prix Marcel Boussac [at Longchamp Oct. 3], I’dlike to run her if Sheikh Mohammed wants to supple-ment her.” Click for the racingpost.co.uk chart.

Sunday, Nakayama, JapanKEISEI HAI AUTUMN H.-G3-JRA, ¥82,300,000,Nakayama, 9-12, 3yo/up, 1600mT, 1:32.80, fm.1--MEINER MORGEN (JPN), 123, c, 4, by Mt. Livermore

1st Dam: Morningtide, by Seeking the Gold2nd Dam: Eastern Dawn, by Damascus3rd Dam: Euryanthe, by Nijinsky II

O-K. Thoroughbred Club Ruffian; B-Matsuura Bokujo; T-M Horii; J-H Goto; ¥43,350,000. Lifetime Record: 23-6-2-4, $1,993,394.2--Shinin’ Ruby (Jpn), 119, m, 5, Sunday Silence-- Shinin’ Racer (Jpn), by Northern Taste. O-Yoshimi Ichikawa; B-Shadai Farm; ¥17,100,000.3--Meiner Solomon (Jpn), 123, c, 4, Tokai Teio (Jpn)-- Takai Rodrigo (Jpn), by Rodrigo de Triano. O-K. Thoroughbred Club Ruffian; B-N Bokujo; ¥11,050,000.Margins: NK, 1 1/4, NK. Odds: 4.10, 13.30, 2.00. Meiner Morgen captured the G3 Lord Derby ChallengeTrophy in April, but did not fare as well in his latest,running seventh in the June 6 G1 Yasuda Kinen. Break-ing from the far outside this time, the four-year-old tookover six furlongs from the finish and held on all the wayto the wire to take the photo. The Nov. 21 G1 MileChampionship is next for the colt.

Sunday, Hanshin, JapanCENTAUR S.-G3-JRA, ¥82,400,000, Hanshin, 9-12,3yo/up, 1200mT, 1:08.20, fm.1--GOLDEN CAST (JPN), 123, c, 4, by Taiki Shuttle (Jpn)

1st Dam: Return Bandam (Jpn), by Niniski2nd Dam: Return to Paris (Fr), by Riverman3rd Dam: Two to Paris, by *Sir Ribot

O-Koji Maeda; B-Bandam Bokujo; T-K Hashiguchi; J-Y Take; ¥43,420,000. Lifetime Record: 20-5-2-2.2--Keeneland Swan, 125, h, 5, Distant View--To Act, by Roberto. ($300,000 yrl ‘00 KEESEP). O-Toyomitsu Hirai; B-Jim & Geraldine Ryan; ¥17,120,000.3--Sunningdale (Jpn), 130, Warning (GB)--Kadizadeh (Ire), by Darshaan (GB). O-S Goto; B-Taihei Stud Farm Co Ltd; ¥11,060,000.Margins: 1 1/2, NK, 1/2. Odds: 2.70, 5.80, 4.80. Golden Cast was sidelined two years ago with a frac-ture in his left front leg, then went winless in his first10 months back at the track before getting back intothe game with a victory in the Jan. 11 Shinsun S. Headded another score in the Aug. 8 Kokura Nikkei Open,but was eighth in his most recent start, the KitakyushuTankyori S. Aug. 29. Settled in second early here, thechestnut colt drove to the lead in the stretch and edgedaway to a 1 1/2-length tally. He goes next in the Oct. 3G1 Sprinter S.

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Saturday, Hanshin, JapanASAHI CHALLENGE CUP-G3-JRA, ¥82,400,000,Hanshin, 9-11, 3yo/up, 2000mT, 2:01.60, fm.1--#SUZUKA MAMBO (JPN), 117, c, 3, by Sunday Silence

1st Dam: Spring Mambo (GB), by Kingmambo2nd Dam: Key Flyer, by Nijinsky II3rd Dam: Key Partner, by Key to the Mint

O-Keiji Nagai; B-Grand Stud; T-M Hashida; J-Y Take; ¥43,420,000. Lifetime Record: 11-3-2-0.2--Vita Rosa (Jpn), 128, c, 4, Sunday Silence--Rosa Nay (Fr), by Lyphard. O-Sunday Racing Co Ltd; B-Northern Farm; ¥17,120,000.3--Mejiro Mantle (Jpn), 123, h, 7, Hector Protector-- Mejiro Tiffany (Jpn), by Mogami (Fr). O-Mejiro Shoji; Mejiro Stud; ¥11,060,000.Margins: NO, NK, 3/4. Odds: 2.60, 17.70, 3.70. Suzuka Mambo, who was coming off a fifth-placefinish in the May 30 Japanese Derby, battled down thelane to best longshot Vita Rosa by a neck. The winnerwill point for the Oct. 24 G1 Kikka Sho at Kyoto.

Saturday, Doncaster, Britainbetfair.com ST LEGER S.-G1, £400,000, Doncaster, 9-11, 3yo, c/f, 14f 132ydsT, 3:06.29, gd/fm.1--sRULE OF LAW, 126, c, 3, by Kingmambo

1st Dam: Crystal Crossing (Ire) (SW-GB), by Royal Academy2nd Dam: Never So Fair (GB), by Never So Bold (Ire)3rd Dam: Favoletta (GB), by Baldric

O-Godolphin; B-Robert E Sangster & Ben Sangster; T-Saeed bin Suroor; J-Kerrin McEvoy; £240,000. Lifetime Record: 9-4-2-2, £721,261.Click for the Racing Post chart or the brisnet.comcatalogue-style pedigree. John McCririck, Britain’s flamboyant betting authority,excitedly informed Channel 4 viewers that the dosageexperts had assured him that Rule of Law simply couldnot win the St Leger. About 15 minutes later, Rule ofLaw stood triumphant in the winner’s enclosure afterturning in another of his doggedly determined efforts,this time over a distance of one mile six furlongs and132 yards. Rule of Law started co-favorite for the St Leger, sothe betting public obviously weren’t too worried that hewould fail to last the extra 572 yards he had to tackleat Doncaster. Their faith in him was based on hisstrong-finishing second in the Derby and his all-the-wayvictory in the Great Voltigeur S.--performances whichshowed that this son of Kingmambo stayed much betterthan anyone could have predicted from his bloodlines.At the end of last year, the Timeform writers simplystated that Rule of Law “stays 1m,” clearly reluctant tosuggest that he would be suited by longer distances.(cont. p9)

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And who could blame them for their reticence?Kingmambo never tackled more than a mile, while hisbrother Miesque’s Son excelled at shorter distances,and their dam Miesque spent most of her career at amile. Although Kingmambo’s sire Mr. Prospector occa-sionally sired horses who stayed much better than hedid, he normally needed more help from the mare thanMiesque was able to give. It is a similar story with the bottom half of Rule ofLaw’s pedigree. His dam Crystal Crossing gained heronly success over six furlongs at two in England beforebeing switched to the U.S., where she raced creditablyover 1 1/16 miles. She was followed two years later byher sister Circle of Gold, winner of the G3 Prestige S.over seven furlongs in England before scoring over 11/8 miles at Belmont. What’s more, Crystal Crossing is by Royal Academy,who gained his finest win in Europe in the July Cup oversix furlongs, and her broodmare sire is Never So Bold,another July Cup winner. Never So Bold was no doubt chosen as a mate forRule of Law’s third dam, the Irish 1000 Guineas winnerFavoletta, because he was a son of Bold Lad (Ire).Favoletta had visited Bold Lad earlier in her career, toproduce the spectacularly fast Amaranda, winner of theG2 Queen Mary S. over five furlongs at Royal Ascot.Amaranda’s classic-placed half sister Favoridge alsopossessed plenty of speed, even though she was by theKentucky Derby and Belmont S. winner Riva Ridge. To sum up, none of the six horses in the first twogenerations of Rule of Law’s pedigree stayed muchbeyond a mile and an eighth. And if you trace his femaleline back a few generations, you will find that his fifthdam is Urshalim, a very speedy filly who needed adownhill track to last six furlongs, and his sixth dam isHorama, who once held the track record for five fur-longs on the sharp Chester track.

Defying the Law..

So how come Rule of Law stays so well? My guess isthat the explanation lies mainly in the fourth generationof his pedigree. This includes two lines of NorthernDancer, with one line notably coming through his StLeger-winning son Nijinsky II. Two of Nijinsky’s sons,Niniski and Caerleon also sired St Leger winners, and sodid Northern Dancer’s sons Sadler’s Wells (twice) andNorthern Baby. In addition to Northern Dancer’s double presence, the16 horses in this generation include Nashua and ProveOut, who between them collected three victories overtwo miles in the Jockey Club Gold Cup. Also presentare Native Dancer, who lasted a mile and a half wellenough to win the Belmont S., and Crimson Satan andBaldric, both winners over a mile and a quarter. I suspect that we shouldn’t underestimate the contri-bution of Kingmambo’s second dam Pasadoble, whofigures alongside Nijinsky II in the third generation ofRule of Law’s pedigree. Although Pasadoble was asuccessful miler, she was bred to stay well. In additionto having a two-mile winner (Prove Out) as her sire, shewas out of a mare by Sanctus, winner of the FrenchDerby and the 15-furlong Grand Prix de Paris. Also,Pasadoble’s dam Santa Quilla was a half sister toComtesse de Loir, who twice reached the first three inthe Arc. Perhaps it is this latent stamina which has occasion-ally helped Kingmambo sire horses which stay a gooddeal further than he did--horses like Lemon Drop Kid,King Cugat and El Condor Pasa. Indeed his outstandingrecord this year shows that he is capable of siring justabout everything from a fast two-year-old, such as thePrix Morny winner Divine Proportions, to a mid-dle-distance stayer of Rule of Law’s ability. In betweenthese two extremes are Russian Rhythm (JuddmonteLockinge S. over a mile) and King Kamehameha (Japa-nese Derby over a mile and a half).

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Kingmambo’s 2004 stakes winners also include themile-and-a-half Listed winner Alkaased, who, like Ruleof Law, has a son of Nijinsky II as his broodmare sire.Nijinsky himself is the broodmare sire of the exceptionalRussian Rhythm and another Nijinsky mare, Far Beyond,ranks as the second dam of those talented brothersParade Ground and Parade Leader. Parade Ground’swins included the GIII Lawrence Realization H. over amile and a half, which shows again that blendingKingmambo with Nijinsky offers a good chance of amiddle-distance performer. With four Group 1 winners to his credit this year,Kingmambo is thoroughly justifying his 2004 fee of$225,000, the only drawback from an American view-point being that so much of his recent success hascome on turf. Will this turf bias effectively put a cap onhow high his fee can rise? I rather doubt it, especially asKingmambo looks sure to provide some of this week’shighlights in the Keeneland ring.

STEADY AS SHE GOES For the last five years in a row, John Ferguson Blood-stock has been the leading buyer at the KeenelandSeptember Sale. After yesterday's opening session, inwhich Ferguson signed for 19 horses for a total of$14,435,000 on behalf of Sheikh Mohammed-- 23 per-cent of the session's gross--there seems little dangerthat he will not emerge as the sale's leading buyer forthe sixth consecutive year. Interestingly, though, for thelast four years the top colt has been bought by DemiO'Byrne for the Coolmore crowd. At close of businessyesterday, Ferguson had bought the highest colt--ormale, should I say the $3.1-million ridgeling (which thepros now dismiss as unimportant) by A.P. Indy. Demipaid $2.8-million for the very last horse in the ring, a$2.8-million colt by Unbridled's Song. Since the wordon the street all along has been that today's session isbetter, expect some big fireworks--especially toward thesecond half of today's session, in the 400's. I'll be sur-prised if there isn't a $5-million colt today.

Four buyers--Europeans Ferguson, Demi, andShadwell, and top American buyer Tim McMurry, forStan Fulton, combined to buy 43 yearlings for$29,535,000, an average of $686,860. Together, theyaccounted for 47 percent--nearly half--of yesterday'sgross. About a third of their buys were by five sires,who among them accounted for 44 percent--nearlyhalf--of yesterday's gross. A total of 49 yearlings byStorm Cat, A.P. Indy, Kingmambo, Giant's Causeway,and Fusaichi Pegasus sold yesterday (29 percent of the170 yearlings sold). Storm Cat was the session's lead-ing sire, with six sold of eight offered, averaging$966,667--but another four were scratched. A.P. Indyhad 10 through the ring, but only six sold, averaging$887,500. Kingmambo sold nine of 10 offered, averag-ing lowest of the five--$322,778--well below the ses-sion average. But expect a big day from him today.Unbridled’s Song, who ended the day on a high notewith the second-highest priced yearling of the session,had seven of eight sold, averaging $737,142. Giant'sCauseway had 17 sold of 21 through the ring, grossingover $8.5-million, and averaging $501,176; seven ofthe 17 made $500,000+. Fusaichi Pegasus sold 11 of12 and nearly matched Giant's Causeway's average; hiswas $483,636. Top North American second-crop sireForestry had an overall good day; just six of nine sold,but those that did averaged $460,000, including twoexpensive colts bought by Ferguson, and another byEugene Melnyk.

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Storm Cat: 8 offered, 6 sold, averaged $966,667

A.P. Indy: 10 offered, 6 sold, averaged $887,500

Unbridled’s Song: 8 offered, 7 sold, averaged $737,142

Giant's Causeway: 21 offered, 17 sold, averaged

$501,176

Fusaichi Pegasus: 12 offered, 11 sold, averaged

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Forestry: 9 offered, 6 sold, averaged $460,000

Kingmambo: 10 offered, 9 sold, averaged $322,778

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Top 60 Sires of Yearlings from Fasig Tipton July, Saratoga & OBS August,and Keeneland September (Day 1) 2004

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************ 2004 Yearling Sales ************ *** 2003 Yearling Sales ***

Rank Sire FYR Loc Ring Sold Average Median TopColt TopFilly Sold Average Median1 STORM CAT F89 KY 11 9 $953,889 $850,000 $1,000,000 $1,700,000 15 $945,333 $1,000,000

2 A.P. INDY F94 KY 14 9 836,111 450,000 3,100,000 1,500,000 32 556,875 380,000

3 GIANT'S CAUSEWAY F02 KY 24 20 563,000 425,000 1,850,000 1,050,000 64 242,142 150,000

4 UNBRIDLED'S SONG F98 KY 25 21 525,476 385,000 2,800,000 625,000 40 272,188 200,000

5 DAYLAMI F01 IR 1 1 525,000 525,000 *** 525,000 23 98,291 87,764

6 FUSAICHI PEGASUS F02 KY 20 17 495,588 450,000 800,000 1,500,000 44 316,423 250,000

7 BROAD BRUSH F89 KY 3 3 475,000 500,000 525,000 500,000 7 148,143 100,000

8 SEEKING THE GOLD F91 KY 9 5 454,000 425,000 725,000 425,000 20 262,405 240,000

9 KRIS S. F83 D 1 1 400,000 400,000 *** 400,000 10 242,200 210,000

10 COZZENE F87 KY 5 4 386,250 327,500 825,000 180,000 15 188,213 180,000

11 KINGMAMBO F95 KY 11 10 380,500 275,000 950,000 900,000 26 491,318 347,620

12 FORESTRY F01 KY 20 13 352,692 210,000 1,100,000 350,000 25 249,920 190,000

13 CORONADO'S QUEST F00 JA 1 1 350,000 350,000 350,000 *** 18 93,061 55,000

14 FANTASTIC L IGHT F03 GB 2 2 325,000 325,000 *** 400,000 *** *** ***

15 TALE OF THE CAT F00 KY 18 16 308,125 222,500 750,000 675,000 34 109,470 61,500

16 GULCH F90 KY 7 2 300,000 300,000 200,000 400,000 16 91,125 37,500

17 DA NZ IG F82 KY 5 4 298,750 290,000 550,000 500,000 8 820,625 512,500

18 PU LP IT F99 KY 12 8 295,625 330,000 475,000 400,000 22 185,318 160,000

19 DISTORTED HUMOR F00 KY 4 4 293,750 290,000 450,000 *** 35 106,229 45,000

20 DEPUTY MINISTER F85 KY 12 10 293,000 230,000 800,000 220,000 21 285,476 220,000

21 POINT GIVEN F03 KY 6 5 291,000 250,000 475,000 75,000 *** *** ***

22 GONE WEST F89 KY 17 15 281,000 300,000 510,000 400,000 19 461,187 200,000

23 MACHIAVELLIAN F92 GB 6 6 274,167 307,500 350,000 400,000 31 284,946 193,081

24 FOREST WILDCAT F98 KY 9 6 267,500 240,000 260,000 475,000 34 113,000 65,000

25 RAHY F91 KY 6 3 266,667 260,000 400,000 260,000 17 155,856 70,000

26 MT. L IVERMORE F87 KY 4 1 250,000 250,000 250,000 *** 23 55,739 42,000

27 SAINT BALLADO F94 D 19 14 242,500 197,500 700,000 300,000 38 214,947 147,500

28 GRAND SLAM F00 KY 32 23 230,217 200,000 900,000 325,000 35 152,371 110,000

29 SILVER DEPUTY F90 KY 14 11 230,182 160,000 665,000 435,000 26 157,762 142,500

30 HENNESSY F98 KY 18 15 229,133 160,000 650,000 400,000 *** *** ***

31 ELUSIVE QUALITY F00 KY 14 12 221,667 100,000 950,000 550,000 15 48,400 35,000

32 PIKEPASS F03 KY 2 1 220,000 220,000 220,000 *** *** *** ***

33 DYNAFORMER F91 KY 9 8 211,875 177,500 375,000 375,000 25 100,454 75,000

34 T IZNOW F03 KY 14 12 206,667 185,000 500,000 380,000 *** *** ***

35 WAR CHANT F02 KY 7 4 202,500 200,000 310,000 150,000 16 208,000 200,000

36 CAPOTE F89 P 2 2 200,000 200,000 *** 230,000 18 113,111 51,000

37 EL PRADO F94 KY 8 7 191,429 160,000 400,000 350,000 16 164,354 102,500

38 LE MO N D RO P K ID F02 KY 7 5 184,000 150,000 190,000 400,000 40 209,600 127,500

39 CHEROKEE RUN F97 KY 2 2 182,500 182,500 140,000 225,000 24 124,813 90,000

40 AW ES OM E A GA IN F00 KY 5 3 163,333 150,000 200,000 *** 23 154,391 75,000

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************ 2004 Yearling Sales ************ *** 2003 Yearling Sales ***

Rank Sire FYR Loc Ring Sold Average Median TopColt TopFilly Sold Average Median

41 CARSON CITY F92 KY 12 9 162,667 130,000 450,000 250,000 42 112,349 77,500

42 MR. GREELEY F97 KY 19 14 160,357 125,000 150,000 700,000 53 87,934 55,000

43 PETIONVILLE F98 KY 2 2 160,000 160,000 105,000 215,000 9 17,136 11,500

44 DIXIE UNION F02 KY 11 7 149,286 150,000 250,000 240,000 34 112,050 85,000

45 MEADOWLAKE F88 KY 6 4 141,250 110,000 265,000 110,000 24 61,718 41,000

46 RUNAWAY GROOM F85 KY 1 1 140,000 140,000 140,000 *** 11 61,404 25,000

47 DEPUTY COMMANDER F00 KY 4 2 137,500 137,500 200,000 *** 25 94,000 80,000

47 HIGH YIELD F02 KY 10 6 137,500 87,500 415,000 15,000 44 114,030 78,500

49 MONARCHOS F03 KY 7 6 135,667 147,500 260,000 150,000 *** *** ***

50 CAT THIEF F02 KY 15 13 135,192 120,000 350,000 215,000 35 172,114 100,000

51 EL CORREDOR F03 KY 15 13 132,462 140,000 300,000 245,000 *** *** ***

52 VICTORY GALLOP F01 KY 2 2 125,000 125,000 100,000 150,000 25 61,648 35,000

53 THUNDER GULCH F97 KY 4 3 121,667 140,000 140,000 150,000 56 115,134 75,000

54 HOLY BULL F96 KY 3 2 120,000 120,000 *** 160,000 28 69,696 42,500

54 MAZEL TRICK F01 KY 5 3 120,000 70,000 250,000 70,000 37 35,263 27,000

54 TALK IS MONEY F03 KY 1 1 120,000 120,000 120,000 *** *** *** ***

57 STORM BOOT F95 KY 3 2 117,500 117,500 190,000 *** 22 53,146 32,500

58 RICHTER SCALE F02 KY 5 4 115,000 125,000 200,000 200,000 13 47,602 31,000

59 FOREST CAMP F03 KY 13 11 114,000 82,000 450,000 125,000 *** *** ***

60 OLD TRIESTE F01 D 12 10 113,600 70,000 550,000 100,000 39 124,842 55,000

Top 15 F03 Sires from Fasig Tipton July, Saratoga & OBS August,and Keeneland September (Day 1) 2004

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************ 2004 Yearling Sales ************

Rank Sire Loc Ring Sold Average Median TopColt TopFilly

1 FANTASTIC LIGHT GB 2 2 $325,000 $325,000 *** $400,000

2 POINT GIVEN KY 6 5 291,000 250,000 475,000 75,000

3 PIKEPASS KY 2 1 220,000 220,000 220,000 ***

4 TIZNOW KY 14 12 206,667 185,000 500,000 380,000

5 MONARCHOS KY 7 6 135,667 147,500 260,000 150,000

6 EL CORREDOR KY 15 13 132,462 140,000 300,000 245,000

7 TALK IS MONEY KY 1 1 120,000 120,000 120,000 ***

8 FOREST CAMP KY 13 11 114,000 82,000 450,000 125,000

9 APTITUDE KY 9 6 96,333 67,500 200,000 58,000

10 BRAHMS KY 10 10 93,670 85,000 275,000 20,000

11 FIVE STAR DAY KY 12 10 88,100 73,500 180,000 87,000

12 SONGANDAPRAYER FL 24 18 81,778 80,000 200,000 145,000

13 TRIPPI FL 25 19 66,947 50,000 280,000 140,000

14 ECTON PARK KY 9 8 64,375 57,500 150,000 80,000

15 EXCHANGE RATE FL 16 14 62,071 40,000 170,000 45,000

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DOMESTIC DISPUTE TO NORTHVIEW MGSWDomestic Dispute (Unbridled’s Song--Majestical Mo-ment, by Magesterial) will retire to Northview StallionStation in Chesapeake City, Maryland at the end of theseason. Owned by David Bienstock, Paul Mandabachand Chuck Winner, the four-year-old was second in theGI Hollywood Futurity as a juvenile, then went on to winthe GII Santa Catalina S. and finish third in the GIICoolmore Lexington S. at three. The chestnut earned atrip to Nad al Sheba with his neck win in the GII StrubS. this February, finishing sixth in the G1 Dubai WorldCup, and returned to be second in both the GII PatO’Brien Breeders’ Cup H. and the GII Del Mar Breeders’Cup H. To date, he has complied a record of 19-3-4-2for earnings of $693,115. “Northview has finally foundthe outcross stallion that we have been looking for,”said the stud’s managing partner, Richard Golden. Astud fee will be announced upon Domestic Dispute’sretirement.

Sunday Night’s Results:CARMEL H., $57,825, BMX, 9-12, 3yo, f, 1mT, 1:37, fm.1--#PENNY'S FORTUNE, 116, f, 3, by Storm Cat

1st Dam: Lovlier Linda (GISW, $676,945), by Vigors

2nd Dam: Linda Summers, by Crozier3rd Dam: *Queenly Gift, by Princely Gift

($650,000 yrl '02 KEESEP). O-Howard & Mary Lester; B-Gaines-Gentry Thoroughbreds & Pacelco SA (KY); T-Jenine Sahadi; J-J Valdivia; $30,600. Lifetime Record: 9-3-1-0, $134,769. *1/2 to Pro For Sure (Mr. Prospector), GSP, $126,900; Proud Danzig (Danzig), SP, $151,357; Old Trieste (A.P. Indy), MGSW, $847,944; and Perigee Moon (Hennessy), GSW-Ire; and full to Stormica, GSP-US, MSP-Fr, $129,432.2--Dawn's Angel, 116, f, 3, General Meeting--Andoya (Fr), by Exit to Nowhere. O-G Seidler. $11,000.3--Go Ask Daisy, 117, f, 3, Mutakddim--Affirmed Bel, by Affirmed. ($26,000 yrl '02 KEESEP; $40,000 2yo 2003 BESMAR). O-Wind River Stables & J Berta. $10,725.Margins: 2, HD, 2. Odds: 0.90, 11.70, 12.00. Penny’s Fortune was off the board in a pair of turfstakes at Santa Anita in March and April and went tothe shelf. The dark bay returned to be sixth in a Holly-wood allowance test on the main track July 14, butturned it around next time out, winning an optionalclaimer on the Del Mar lawn Aug. 15. She made it twoin a row as the odds-on choice here. Checked whileracing between horses into the first turn, she droppedback to sit just off the leaders, but swept past the pace-setters as they hit the stretch and drew clear.

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Hip #241 sells for $2.8 million

a colt by Unbridled’s Song, sold for$2.8 million to Dr. Demi O’Byrne, agent

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Yesterday’s Results:5th-DEL, $38,600, Alw, NW2X, 3yo/up, f/m, 1 1/16mT, 1:41 3/5, fm.NATALIE BEACH (ARG) (f, 4, Tempranero {Chi}--I'mAlright, by Secretariat), second in last summer’s G1Argetine 1000 Guineas in her final start for trainerRoberto Bullrich, returned from a year’s absence to winher U.S. debut over course and trip July 5 before afourth-place effort over the Saratoga turf Aug. 7. The 6-5 favorite ran down 27-1 outsider Shrimp Tempura(Tejabo) in the final furlong for a half-length victory.Lifetime Record: G1SP-Chi, 9-3-2-1, $44,000. O-Castletop Stable. B-Alfredo Camogli & Haras RioClaro, SA (ARG). T-Michael R Matz.

Perfect Drift to Skip Kentucky Cup: After watching Perfect Drift (Dynaformer) work fivefurlongs in 1:03 3/5 at Trackside in Louisville yesterday,trainer Murray Johnson said the gelding would not de-fend his title in the Sept. 18 GII Kentucky Cup Classicand instead would point for the Oct. 2 GII HawthorneGold Cup. “The Kentucky Cup was definitely on ourradar, but we want to go into his next two races freshand ready to roll,” Johnson said. The five-year-old’sultimate goal is the Oct. 30 GI Breeders’ Cup Classic atLone Star Park.

IN IRELAND:+Adaala, f, 2, Sahm. See “Ireland.”

IN FRANCE:Birthplace, f, 2, King Of Kings (Ire). See “France”

IN JAPAN:+Eishin Aswan, c, 2, Boundary--Take My Hand, by Devil’s Bag. Hanshin, 9-11, maiden race, 6f. Lifetime Record: 1-1-0-0, $64,220. O-Toyomitsu Hirai; B-Winchester Farm; T-Yoshihiko Kawamura. *Making his debut, the bay went right to the lead and cruised home a seven-length winner. “He is a very good horse,” winning jockey Yuichi Fukunaga said.Agnes Wing, c, 4, End Sweep--Tuesday Edition, by Gold Alert. Hanshin, 9-11, Shukugawa Tokubetsu, 6f. Lifetime Record: 11-5-1-2, $562,018. O-T Wata- nabe; B-B Thomas, agent; T-T Shirai. *1/2 to Sea Span (Valid Expectations), MSW, $272,657.Ratafia, m, 5, Cozzene--Sakura Fabulous (GB), by Fabulous Dancer. Hanshin, 9-11, Motomachi Tokubetsu, 7fT. Lifetime Record: 23-4-1-4, $530,367. O-Sunday Racing; B-Katsumi Yoshida; T-Sei Ishizaka.

U.S. SIRED WINNERS IN JAPAN:Miss Pascali (Jpn), f, 3, Mr. Greeley--Blue Avenue (SW), by Classic Go Go. Hanshin, 9-11, novice race, 10fT. Lifetime Record: 6-1-2-2, $106,422. O-Makoto Kaneko; B-Northern Farm; T-Kunihide Matsuda. *1/2 to Kurofune (French Deputy), Ch. Dirt Horse-Jpn, MSW-Jpn, $3,043,410; and Bella Bellucci (French Deputy), MGSW & MGISP, $511,820.

First-time starters/stakes runners: Tuesday, Sept. 14

Sire (Sire’s Sire), Farm, 2000 Fee, #foals of racing age/Winners/SWRace #-track, race type, distance, runner, odds (if available)

LEESTOWN (Seattle Slew), Red River, $2K, 128/30/38-FP, Stk, 6f, Stef's Inheritance, 8-1STORMIN FEVER (Storm Cat), A irdrie, $15K, 141/40/18-FP, Stk, 6f, Luckie May Breeze, $25K KEE APR 2yo, 4-1

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Upcoming British Group 1 Races

Date Race CourseSept. 25 Queen Elizabeth II S. Ascot

Fillies Mile AscotSept. 30 Cheveley Park S. NewmarketOct. 1 Middle Park S. NewmarketOct. 2 Sun Chariot S. NewmarketOct. 16 Champion S. Newmarket

Dewhurst S. NewmarketOct. 23 Racing Post Trophy Doncaster

First-crop progeny to watch: Tuesday, Sept. 14Sire (Sire’s Sire), Farm, 2001 Fee, #2yos/Winners/SWRace #-track, race type, distance, runner, odds (if available)

FUSAICHI PEGASUS (Mr. Prospector), Ashford , $85K , 88/8/28-DEL, Alw, 1m, Killenaule, 9-5GOLDEN MISSILE (A.P. Indy), A dena, $25K, 68/3/18-DEL, Alw, 1m, M issile Control, $4K EAS SEP yrl, 12-1SWEETSOUTHERNSAINT (Saint Ballado), Ocala, $3K, 51/6/01-PHA, M sw, 1m, Saint Bonaventure, $14K OBS APR 2yo, 10-1

AZAMOUR HAS NEWMARKET TARGET HisHighness the Aga Khan’s Azamour (Ire) (Night Shift)looks likely to run in the G1 Emirates Airline Cham-pion S. at Newmarket Oct. 16, the Racing Post re-vealed yesterday. Following the sophomore’s half-length defeat of Norse Dancer (Ire) in Saturday’s G1Irish Champion S. at Leopardstown, trainer John Oxxhighlighted the Newmarket equivalent as the mainoption. “A strongly run 10 furlongs is probably per-fect for him, so obviously the Champion S. will be inour minds, but the situation should be clearer in thenext couple of days,” Oxx told the Post. “The Breed-ers’ Cup is also still a possibility, and the Turf wouldbe one of the races under consideration, but whetherwe would want to step him up to a mile and a halfthis year is another matter.”

VINNIE ON COURSE FOR FOURTH LEGER Con-nections of Vinnie Roe (Ire) (Definite Article {GB})have reported the six-year-old on course to try for afourth consecutive victory in Sunday’s G1 Irish StLeger at The Curragh. Despite finishing runner-up onhis two starts so far this term, the six-year-old wasreported “fine” by trainer Dermot Weld’s son Markyesterday. “I’m walking the Curragh every day and itis very firm at the moment,” he told Irish Racingonline. “He will appreciate any ease we get and, withan unsettled forecast, we will hopefully get beautifulground.” Weld also revealed that the 2002 G1 Mel-bourne Cup winner Media Puzzle (Theatrical {Ire})may join his stable companion if the Kildare venueavoids extreme going. A idan O’Brien has eight stillentered, headed by last year’s G1 St Leger winnerBrian Boru (GB) (Sadler’s Wells). Amanda Perrettyesterday supplemented Orange Touch (Ger) (Lando{Ger}) following his 11-length success in the ListedMarch S. at Goodwood Aug. 28, while Sir MichaelStoute has left in the G2 Lonsdale Cup winner FirstCharter (GB) (Polish Precedent).

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HOT HIPS

Selling Tuesday, Sept. 14...247 2nd dam : FRIZZANTE won Darley July Cup-G1 7/8. chart272 NOT SHOW N: Inny River (f. by Seattle Slew–Golden Petal). Dam

of MONTGOMERY’S ARCH (c. by Arch), undefeated in 2 starts at2, 2004, incl. Richmond S .-G2 7/30. chart

317 2nd dam : SPEIGHTSTOWN, won Alfred G. Vanderb ilt H.-G2 8/14;$657,056. chart

405 ONE COO L CAT won Phoenix Sprint S .-G3 8/8; $518,502. chart477 2nd dam: OCEAN DRIVE, won Ballston Spa Breeders' Cup H .-G3

8/30 & Eatontown H.-G3 7/10 & 3rd Diana H.-G1 7/31; $691,986chart chart chart

Selling W ednesday, Sept. 15...543 2nd dam : One Nice Cat (c. by Storm Cat) 2nd Formal Gold S.

at Monm outh Park 9/11; $88,525. chart 547 Heavenly Bound won Pim alw by 3 1/4 lengths; $45,930 chart585 Attack Alert won Dmr alw 8/21 by 4 1/2; $107,740 chart693 Conservationist winner at 3, $44,230. Won Sar 9/1 MSW chart702 2nd dam : GHOSTZAPPER 7 wins in 9 starts, $916,120.

Won Philip H. Iselin BC H.-G3 @ Mth 8/21 by 10 3/4 chartWon Woodward S.-G1 @ Bel 9/11 in a blazing 1:46 1/5 chart

751 LUCKY STORY 2nd by nose in the Sovere ign S.-G38/12 at Sa lisbury. chart

759 Not shown: Varoom (c. by Cozzene-Stormy September). 2 for 2 at3, $29,100. Won by 10 on 7/29 at LaD. Won alw by 5 3/4 at LaD8/29. chart chart

Selling Thursday, Sept. 16 ...953 Not shown: SHAMARD AL (c. by G iant’s Causeway) 2 for 2,

$84,075. Won Vintage S.-G2 at Goodwood by 2 1/2. chartWon 1st start by 8 on 7/12.

1046 Sea Preacher. W on M th alw 8/28 by 4. chart1168 OLE REBEL won 8/21 Folklore H. at LaD by 8 1/4. 2nd on 7/18

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Yesterday’s Results:PRIX DES TOURELLES-Listed, i45,000, Chantilly, 9-13, 3yo/up, f/m, 1 1/2mT, 2:32.90, gd/sf.1--#DARKARA (IRE), 119, f, 3, Halling--Daralbayda (Ire) (GSP-Fr), by Doyoun (Ire). O/B-Princesse Zahra Aga Khan; T-Alain de Royer-Dupre; J-Christophe Soumillon; i22,500. Lifetime Record: 5-3-0-0, i45,800. *1/2 to Darinska (Ire) (Zilzal), GSP-Fr.2--Russian Hill (GB), 128, f, 4, Indian Ridge (Ire)-- Dievotchka (GB), by Dancing Brave. i9,000.3--Reverie Solitaire (Ire), 119, f, 3, Nashwan--Cloud Castle (GB), by In The Wings (GB). (200,000gns yrl ‘02 TATHOU). i6,750.Margins: SNK, HD, 2. Odds: 3.20, 6.80, 1.50.Also Ran: Samando (Fr), Maredsous (Fr), Baranquilla(GB), Silver Rain (Fr), Spinohn (Fr). Darkara opened her account at Deauville Aug. 11before following up back at that track Aug. 31. Settledin a stalking second by Christophe Soumillon off themoderate early tempo in this contest, she lookedbooked for a place only as Reverie Solitaire and RussianHill quickened past at the eighth pole. But, keeping to atrue line as the former veered left, she reeled in RussianHill to edge ahead with 50 yards remaining and held heradvantage as the runner-up rallied gamely.

Chantilly, 2.50, Cond, i23,000, 2yo, 7fT, 1:26.60,gd/sf.BIRTHPLACE (f, 2, King Of Kings {Ire}--Berceau {GSW-Fr}, by Alleged), fourth on debut at Deauville July 11and runner-up last time at Clairefontaine Aug. 5, wentpostward as a 53-10 chance for her third attempt atthis trip. Setting solid early fractions, she was pushedalong inside the final quarter mile and kept on stronglyin the closing stages to comfortably account for StellaBlue (Fr) (Anabaa) by 2 1/2 lengths. Lifetime Record: 3-1-1-0, i17,900.O-Khalid Abdullah; B-Juddmonte Farms; T-MauriceZilber.

Yesterday’s Results:Redcar, 2.40, Mdn, £6,040, 2yo, 6fT, 1:09.39, fm.AMALIE (IRE) (f, 2, Fasliyev--Princess Amalie, by Rahy),seventh behind the promising Almansoora on debut atSalisbury Sept. 2, was slow from the gates before re-covering to stalk the early pace. Quickening to takecommand with 1½ furlongs remaining, the 7-2 chancesurged clear to record a convincing three-length successfrom May Morning (Ire) (Danehill), breaking the juveniletrack record in the process. Amalie was a 12,000gnsTATOCT yearling. Lifetime Record: 2-1-0-0, £3,926.O-Saeed Manana; B-John T. L. Jones, W McMinn andLive Foal Inc; T-Clive Brittain.

Redcar, 3.10, Mdn, £6,040, 2yo, 9fT, 1:52.44, fm.SPEAR (IRE) (c, 2, Almutawakel {GB}--Les Hurlants{Ire}, by Barathea {Ire}), placed in maidens atNewmarket July 30 and Ayr Aug. 20, broke well andsoon led. Tackled by Haatmey (GB) (Josr Algarhoud{Ire}) inside the final three furlongs, the 7-2 secondchoice dug deep in the drive to the line to win the bob-ber by a short head. In doing so, Spear broke the previ-ous juvenile track record set by Double Trigger (Ire) in1993. A 70,000gns TATOCT yearling, Spear is theseventh winner for his freshman sire (by Machiavellian)and a half brother to Happy Crusader (Ire) (Cape Cross{Ire}, GSP-Fr). Lifetime Record: 3-1-1-1, £5,577.O-Highclere Thoroughbred Racing XXIV; B-Sir Evelyn deRothschild; T-David Loder.

Bath, 2.30, Mdn, £5,560, 2yo, 5f 161ydsT, 1:12.87, gd.BAHAMIAN MAGIC (GB) (c, 2, Royal Applause {GB}--Out Like Magic {GB}, by Magic Ring {Ire}), fourth in hisfirst go at York July 10 and a last-out third at LingfieldJuly 31, tracked the leaders in fourth during the openingexchanges of this one. Ridden to close on the front rankinside the final quarter mile, the 7-2 second choice wasdriven out in the latter stages to deny Lighted Way (GB)(Kris {GB}) by a half length in the shades of the post.The winner was a 28,000gns TATDEC weanling and65,000gns TATOCt yearling. Lifetime Record: 3-1-0-1, £4,793.O-Lucayan Stud; B-M C Collins; T-David Loder.

Bath, 3.00, Mdn, £5,635, 2yo, 1m 5ydsT, 1:43.30, gd.RUMBALARA (GB) (f, 2, Intikhab--Bint Zamayem {Ire}{SP-Eng}, by Rainbow Quest), runner-up in her secondstart at Epsom Aug. 30, started this as the 15-8 secondfavorite and went to the lead from the outset. Riddenalong when pressed by Silver Highlight (Silver Charm) atthe quarter-mile marker, she was driven out inside thefinal furlong to hold that persistent rival by neck. Thehalf sister to Sweet Deimos (GB) (Green Desert, GSP-Ire& US, $100,736) was a 70,000gns TATHOU yearlingand 6,500gns TATDEC weanling. Lifetime Record: 3-1-1-0, £5,407.O-Peter Maher; B-Sir Eric Parker; T-John Gosden.

Bath, 4.30, Mdn, £5,440, 3yo, f, 10f 46ydsT, 2:10.70,gd/fm.BATIK (IRE) (f, 3, Peintre Celebre--Dali’s Grey {GB}, byLinamix {Fr}), third in her only previous start at San-down Aug. 11, was slowest from the gate here, butrecovered to race off the pace in midfield. The 2-1 punt-ers’ alternative was eight lengths in arrears and underpressure at the quarter-mile marker, but stayed onstrongly inside the final furlong to reel in and pass long-time leader Uig (GB) (Bien Bien) for a length successnearing the line. Lifetime Record: 2-1-0-1, £4,384.O/B-Aston House Stud; T-Luca Cumani.

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Yesterday’s Results:Roscommon, 3.15, Mdn, i12,532, 2yo, 7fT, 1:37.60,sf. +ADAALA (f, 2, Sahm--Alshoowg, by Riverman) racedin mid-division throughout the early stages before mak-ing steady progress on the turn into the straight. Grab-bing the lead with 1½ furlongs remaining, she waspushed out to beat All Woman (GB) (Groom Dancer) by1½ lengths. Lifetime Record: 1-1-0-0, i8,983.O-Sheikh Hamdan bin Rashid al Maktoum; B-ShadwellFarm, Inc; T-Kevin Prendergast.

EUROPEAN-SIRED WINNER IN JAPAN:Tayasu Target (Jpn), c, 3, Ashkalani (Ire)--Bardonecchia (Ire) (Hwt. 3yo-Ity at 9.5-11f, GSW-Fr, SW & G1SP-Ity, $230,512), by Indian Ridge (Ire). Hanshin, 9-11, novice race, 9f. Lifetime Record: 2-1-0-0, $52,294. O-Kenji Yokose; B-Shadai Farm; T-H Mori.

STAKES RESULTS:E. B. JOHNSTON S., $57,000, FPX, 9-12, 3yo/up, f/m,1 1/16m, 1:44, ft.1--#SHEZSOSPIRITUAL, 117, f, 4, Fly Till Dawn--Hold the Spirit, by Hold Your Peace. O-Graph Racing Stable, Scott & Tannenbaum B-Josephine T Gleis (KY); T-Mike R Mitchell; J- Figueroa; $33,000. Lifetime Record: 23-6-4-3, $213,398. *Full to Red Eye, SW & GSP, $326,069.2--Victory Encounter, 117, f, 4, Victory Speech-- Marvelous Moment, by Raise a Native. $10,800.3--Lucky in Love, 117, m, 5, Bold Badgett--So Lucky, by Tank's Prospect. $7,200.Margins: 5HF, HF, 7. Odds: 9.30, 0.90, 7.00.

THREE YEAR OLD SALES S., $49,000, NPX, 9-12, 3yo,1m, 1:42, ft.1--#DURACAT, 121, g, 3, Ciano Cat--Border Music, by Farma Way. O-Waymor Holdings Ltd; B-Bill Plooy (AB); T-Rob Chabot; J-R H Hamel; $30,000. Lifetime Record: 8-3-1-0, $61,288.2--Private Issue, 121, g, 3, Pole Position--Mischief Baby, by Variety Road. ($9,312 yrl '02 ALBAUG). $10,000.3--Laskeek Bay, 121, g, 3, Regal Intention--Regal Estate, by Regal Remark. ($9,633 yrl '02 ALBAUG). $5,000.Margins: NO, HD, 2HF. Odds: 6.75, 11.80, 8.30.

ALLOWANCE RESULTS:7th-DEL, $42,300, Opt. Clm. ($50,000), NW4X,3yo/up, f/m, 1 1/16m, 1:45 2/5, ft.JENNASLILPRINCESS (m, 5, Waquoit--Amarillo Morn,by Houston) Lifetime Record: 44-4-6-7, $104,185.O-Paschal Disario. B-Mrs F P Wright (MD). T-B Kocijan.

8th-DEL, $40,900, Opt. Clm. ($35,000), NW3X,3yo/up, 5fT, :56 1/5, fm.SATAN'S CODE (h, 6, Polish Numbers--DancingDevlette {MGSP, $179,787}, by Devil's Bag) LifetimeRecord: SW, 15-4-4-3, $103,833. O-Bryan & WaltStable. B-Hickory Tree Farm Inc (VA). T-Scott A Lake.*$185,000 yrl '99 KEESEP; $21,000 HRA 2001FTMJUL. **1/2 to Pratella (Jade Hunter), GSW,$459,622.

7th-BMX, $32,250, 9-12, NW1X, 3yo/up, 1m, 1:342/5, ft.CREE (c, 4, Cherokee Run--Stray {SW, $113,146}, byWander Kind) Lifetime Record: 24-4-6-3, $68,116.O-Robert D Bone. B-David V Forster (BC). T-Mike Puype.*1/2 to Blowin In The Wind (Dumaani), MGSP,$191,189.

7th-HST, $31,075, 9-12, 3yo/up, 6 1/2f, 1:16 2/5, ft.SHACANE (h, 5, Jumron {GB}--Jazz to Jazz, by JazzingAround) Lifetime Record: MSW, 9-6-0-1, $174,873.O/B-Bellevue Oaks (BC). T-Jacobson Toni Cloutier.

10th-APX, $31,000, 9-12, NW2X, 3yo/up, f/m, 1mT,1:36 3/5, fm.ANAPEST (f, 3, Storm Boot--Amy's Gold, by Strike theGold) Lifetime Record: 9-3-0-1, $56,700. O-Richard HGlander. B-Chance Farm (KY). T-Dennis W Ebert.*$75,000 yrl '02 KEESEP.

8th-MNR, $28,700, 9-12, NW1X, 3yo/up, a1m70yd,1:43 4/5, ft.SUNSHINE BEAR (h, 5, Pleasant Tap--Sister Bear, by Forthe Moment) Lifetime Record: 40-8-7-10, $98,515.O-Cantrell & Haller. B-Six Stable Split (KY). T-Douglas EShanyfelt. *1/2 to Madam Bear (Dreadnought), SW &MGSP, $263,631.

9th-PHA, $26,040, NW1X, 3yo/up, 5fT, :59, fm.SPECIAL CONCERN (c, 4, Concern--Doubley Foolish, byDouble Zeus) Lifetime Record: 23-4-4-1, $63,815.O-Fast Forward Racing Stable LLC. B-Roger E Legg (PA).T-Guadalupe Preciado.

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ADDITIONAL MAIDEN WINNERS:Lindstrom, c, 2, Joyeux Danseur--Leaha, by Dynaformer. MNR, 9-12, 6f, 1:12 3/5. B-Merrill R Scherer & Dan Lynch (Ky). Pierre Legrand, c, 3, Bianconi--This Ole Queen (MSP), by Princely Native. DEL, 9-13, (C), 6f, 1:11 3/5. B-Elk Manor Farm (Md). *$17,000 2yo 2003 FTMMAY. **1/2 to Memory Work (Synastry), SW, $123,710.Champagne Royale, f, 3, French Deputy--All Tanked Up, by Tank's Prospect. HST, 9-12, 6 1/2f, 1:18 3/5. B-Budget Stable (Ca). *1/2 to Technocat (Saint Ballado), MSP, $264,141.Sargasso, c, 3, Sea of Secrets--Urmia, by Meadowlake. DEL, 9-13, 6f, 1:10 4/5. B-Bob Austin (Ky). *$16,000 yrl '02 KEESEP; $210,000 2yo 2003 OBSMAR. **Full to My Miss Storm Cat, GSP.

CONDITIONS RESULTS:ITALY, Rome, 4.35, 9-12, i19,125, 3yo, 1mT,1:38.70, gd.GUGLIELMO TELL (IRE) (c, 3, Idris {Ire}--Spugnola {Ire},by Law Society) Lifetime Record: 18 starts, 7 wins, 6 places, i86,615. O-Scuderia Ri.Ma; B-Villa DosiaSRL; T-Fabrizio & Luigi Camici.

ITALY, Rome, 2.35, 9-12, i19,125, 4yo/up, 1mT,1:39.30, gd.FISICH (GB) (h, 5, Halling--Sispre {Fr}, by Master Willie{GB}) Lifetime Record: GSW & G1SP-Ity, 17 starts, 7 wins, 8 places, i396,108. O-Scuderia Rencati;B-Azienda Agricola Francesca; T-A & Giuseppe Botti.

ITALY, Rome, 3.35, 9-12, i15,300, 2yo, 1mT,1:43.50, gd.RED RIO (IRE) (c, 2, Spectrum {Ire}--Red Ribbon {Ire},by Mark Of Esteem {Ire}) Lifetime Record: 6 starts, 2 wins, 3 places, i18,802. O-Giuseppe Benedetto; B-R Emiliana; T-V di Napoli. *i8,000 yrl ‘03 ITYSEP.

ITALY, Florence, 5.30, 9-12, i15,300, 3yo/up, 7 1/2fT, 1:39.00, gd.BIPOP (ITY) (c, 3, Love The Groom--Twin Skin {Fr}, byDouble Bed {Fr}) Lifetime Record: MSP-Ity, 15 starts, 6 wins, 6 places, i101,320. O-Scuderia Andy Capp;B-Azienda Agricola di Giuseppe Farina; T-Paolo Paciello.

FRANCE, Strasbourg, 3.00, 9-12, i14,000, 2yo, 7fT,time: n/a, gd.DAME DELA PYRAMIDE (FR) (f, 2, Take Risks {Fr}--Claraway {GB}, by Selkirk) Lifetime Record: 4-4-0-0,i24,500. O-Serge Stempniak; B-Jedburgh Stud;T-Richard Crepon. *i8,000 yrl ‘03 DEAOCT.

ADDITIONAL MAIDEN WINNERS:Lithos (GB), c, 2, Inchinor (GB)--Leisure (Fr), by Fast Topaze (Fr). Musselburgh, Britain, 9-13, Mdn, 2yo, 1mT. B-Ecurie Haras de Beauvoir. *i27,000 yrl ‘03 DEAAUG.Blades Boy (GB), g, 2, Paris House (GB)--Banningham Blade (GB) (MSP-Eng), by Sure Blade. Musselburgh, Britain, 9-13, Mdn, 2yo, 5fT. B-Crown Select. Chavela (Ire), f, 2, Second Empire (Ire)--Taysala (Ire), by Akarad (Fr). La Teste de Buch, France, 9-12, Mdn, 2yo, f, 1mT. B-Illuminatus Investments. *i10,000 yrl ‘03 TATIRE.Delos (Ire), c, 2, Spectrum (Ire)--Leonara (Ger), by Surumu (Ger). La Teste de Buch, France, 9-12, Mdn, 2yo, c/g, 1mT. B-Haras de la Perelle. *i40,000 yrl ‘03 DEAOCT. Stick At Nothing (Ire), c, 2, Tagula (Ire)--Statokips (Ire), by Statoblest (Ire). Rome, Italy, 9-12, Mdn, 2yo, c/g, 7 1/2fT. B-A Peverelli.Moors Myth (GB), c, 3, Anabaa--West Devon, by Gone West. Redcar, Britain, 9-13, Mdn, 3yo, 7fT. B-Juddmonte Farms. *1/2 to Salcombe (GB) (Elmaamul), MSP-Eng, $106,579.Silent Flight (Fr), f, 3, Sicyos--Flying Past (Fr), by Kendor (Fr). Chantilly, France, 9-13, Cond, 3yo, 6fT. B-Baron Thierry de Zuylen de Nyevelt.

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