TUESDAY, AUGUST 11, 2020

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SAUDIS NOT READY TO PAYMAXIMUM SECURITY=S

CONNECTIONS

by Bill Finley

The Jockey Club of Saudi Arabia (JCSA) announced Monday

that it will continue to withhold payment from the $20-million

Saudi Cup to the connections of Maximum Security (New Year=s

Day) as it continues to investigate the circumstances

surrounding the horse and former trainer Jason Servis. While

that money is being withheld, a decision has been made to go

ahead and pay the owners who had horses finish second

through 10th in the Feb. 29 race.

Shortly after Saudi Cup, Servis was among 27 people indicted

on federal charges involving the doping of race horses. In April,

Saudi authorities announced they would withhold paying out the

purse to all connections while an investigation was ongoing. The

Saudi Cup winner is due to collect $10 million.

Monday=s announcement revealed for the first time that there

was an Aobjection to the participation@ of Maximum Security

after the race. It did not spell out who lodged the objection and

when. The JCSA said the objection and the indictments were

what led to the investigation.

It also appears that no final decision will be reached until the

case against Servis is adjudicated in the U.S. courts, as the JCSA

said their investigation has been hampered by not being a party

to the legal proceedings that are ongoing. Cont. p3

SANDIN OUT TO A FLYER WITH PICO D=OROby Jessica Martini

Gerry Sandin, who grew up near Bay Meadows Racetrack and

played Little League with future trainer Bill Morey, always knew

he wanted to own racehorses one day. The California native

finally made the dream a reality when he purchased a son of

Curlin at the OBS March 2-Year-Olds in Training Sale this year

and he was cheering the colt on from his Bay Area home when

Pico d=Oro became his first winner while breaking his maiden in

stakes company in the Runhappy Juvenile S. at Ellis Park Sunday.

AThat was my first win and it happened to be a stakes win,@

Sandin, a global operations manager for Apple, said while still

savoring the victory Monday afternoon. AIt was a pleasant

surprise--I was on a high for the second half of Sunday, it was

tough to go to sleep last night.@

Sandin traces his love of racing back some three decades to

time spent at Bay Meadows as a kid. Cont. p3

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FASIG-TIPTON CONSOLIDATES MIXED SALES 6The Fasig-Tipton Saratoga Fall Sale will be combined into thecompany’s Midlantic December sale and will be held in TimoniumDec. 7 and 8.

DIXIANA FARM TO SPONSOR QEII CHALLENGE CUP 7William and Donna Shively’s Dixiana Farm will sponsor the GI Queen Elizabeth II Challenge Cup. Keeneland’s prestigious race for 3-year-old turf fillies will be run this year on Oct. 10.

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Saudis Not Ready to Pay Maxiumum

Security=s Connections (cont. from p1)

The statement read: AThat investigation remains ongoing but

has been hampered by the Covid-19 crisis and the fact that the

JCSA is not a party to the ongoing legal proceedings in the USA.

Therefore, unless and until the evidence that supports the

sealed indictment in the U.S. proceedings is placed in the public

domain, that evidence is unavailable to the JCSA=s investigation

and to any JCSA inquiry. The JCSA is bound to reach a fair and

reasonable decision on the objection and circumstances of

Maxiumum Security=s running in the race and it cannot do so

without the consideration of relevant evidence that has been

gathered by the prosecution authorities in the U.S. proceedings

in respect of the sealed indictment. Therefore, the JCSA cannot

properly conclude its investigation and any inquiry by its

Stewards= Committee cannot be commenced without

consideration of all relevant evidence, including that gathered

by the prosecution authorities in the U.S.@

That could mean that the payment of the purse will be

withheld until Servis=s case has made its way through the courts,

something that could stretch on for a couple of years.

The JCSA said it would make no further comment until the

conclusion of the investigation, which leaves a handful of

questions unanswered, including the results of drug tests

performed on Maximum Security before the race.

Sandin Out to a Flyer with Pico d=Oro(cont. from p1)

AMy uncle used to work at the front gate at Bay Meadows, so

before I was even of legal age, he would let me in,@ Sandin

recalled. AI would go watch them in the paddock, I would

handicap them, learned to read the Daily Racing Form and Andy

Beyer=s Speed Figures. The first time I was there at Bay

Meadows and saw those horses turning for home and the

thundering as they were charging down the stretch, I was

hooked.@

Sandin didn=t have to look far to find a trainer when he was

ready to buy a horse, even if he did eschew his longtime friend=s

initial advice.

ABilly Morey and I are old friends,@ Sandin said. AWe grew up

right around the corner from one another in the California Bay

area. His dad was a [CTBA] Hall of Fame trainer [William Morey,

Jr.] in Northern California. I always knew that he would follow in

his father=s footsteps in a training career. He always told me the

best way to get involved was just to buy a piece of a horse so

you could understand the operational side of this business.@

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Pico d=Oro | Coady Photography

Sandin continued, AI never invested early on, but just last year

Billy made the move out to Lexington and I was ready to make

my initial investment as a solo operator.@

Of the decision to forego a partnership, Sandin explained, AI

wanted to make sure we did it the right way. As a solo operator,

you get to call all of the shots, you get to pick your races and

everything else.@

The two friends traveled to Ocala in March and purchased a

pair of juveniles, first going to $255,000 to acquire Pico d=Oro

(hip 241) and then going to $35,000 for a daughter of Malibu

Moon (hip 530) now named Luna Tigress.

By Curlin out of Michelle d=Oro (Bernardini), a daughter of

multiple Grade I winner Champagne d=Oro (Medaglia d=Oro),

Pico d=Oro was an easy choice for Sandin.

AOne of the first horses that I saw at Bay Meadows was A.P.

Indy,@ Sandin explained. AI saw him race there and I=ve always

been enamored with the A.P. Indy bloodlines. Most of the

horses that I do buy will somewhere have that bloodline in them

because I=m a huge fan. With Pico especially, the cross between

Curlin and a Bernardini mare, to me, is the best nick in the

business.@

Pico d=Oro came in slightly under Sandin=s budget at OBS, but

bidding didn=t go without some anxious moments.

APico came through the ring and I started bidding on him,@

Sandin said. AMy initial bid was $235,000 and someone got over

me at $245,000 and I went to $255,000 and the announcer is

saying, >Going once, going twice...= and then the color

commentator guy interrupts and says, >Folks, we have a son of

Curlin here, you really ought to pay more for this horse.= And I

am thinking, >What are you doing? Drop the gavel! Drop the

gavel!= My heart was beating 1,000 beats a minute. Luckily,

nobody bid further. I only had a budget of $300,000. So I had a

little more room, but not a lot.@ Cont. p5

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Pico d=Oro heading to the post | Coady Photography

Following a troubled late-closing runner-up effort behind

Medicine Tail (Kantharos) in a six-furlong maiden special weight

at Ellis Park in July, Morey had picked out some potential

maiden races for Pico d=Oro=s next start, but Sandin had more

ambitious plans.

ABilly came up to me with the maiden special weight races that

were three weeks out and fit with the timing of his recovery and

when he would be ready next,@ Sandin said. AI looked at him and

I said, >OK, but what about the Ellis Juvenile? I think Pico could

have run past Medicine Tail in that race when we were blocked,

but I also think, given another furlong, it will be better for him.=

So we nominated him and then we saw how the field came up.

Nobody was overly scary to us and I thought we had a good

chance. The race seemed overloaded with speedster types and

Pico stalks and pounces. I thought it set up well for us.@

Pico d=Oro got off to a slow start in the seven-furlong Juvenile

and Sandin admitted he was initially worried his plans had gone

awry.

AWhen I saw the start, I was a little nervous because he

generally doesn=t drop that far back,@ Sandin said. ABut it was all

speed, so it was our plan to relax him early and let him finish.

When I saw that first quarter in :22 and change, I was like, >All

right, they are beating each other up up front. This is going to

work well for us.= And he slowly started to make his move going

into the turn and picking horses off one by one and towards the

end of the turn when he swung past a wall of horses, I thought

he was looking good, he was guaranteed at least second.

Medicine Tail had built a three- or four-length lead going into

the top of the stretch, but I thought as long as we could keep the

clear room on the outside, I knew Pico would keep coming. It

was a long stretch run and he really bore down there under a

little left-handed urging from Joe [Talamo] and he got him in the

last sixteenth and kept drawing away.@

Pico d=Oro could make his next start in the graded stakes ranks.

AWe are looking forward to stretching him out another

furlong,@ Sandin said. AI think we are probably going to target

the [GIII] Iroquois S. at Churchill on Derby Day for his next

appearance.@

In addition to his two OBS March purchases, Sandin also

acquired Bronze Beast (Will Take Charge) (hip 427) for $60,000

at the Fasig-Tipton Midlantic Sale.

ALuna Tigress had a chip in her knee and had to have surgery,@

Sandin said. AShe is just about to start training and hopefully she

will be ready to race in late September. Bronze Beast is just

starting training and just like Luna we are hoping to get him out

for an initial race in late September.@

Sandin doesn=t have a specific target number of horses for his

racing stable, but does plan on a long-term investment in the

sport. And he may be active at the upcoming yearling sales.

AI may end up going with Billy to the September yearling

sales,@ Sandin said. ABut we are definitely look to invest every

year at the 2-year-olds in training sales. I have had success with

the 2-year-olds with Pico, but I like buying horses based on

pedigrees more than works. For me the pedigree is what I=m

looking for. Year to year, we are going to have to take a look at

yearlings and 2-year-olds in training sales.@

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FASIG-TIPTON CONSOLIDATING SARATOGA

FALL, MIDLANTIC MIXED/HORA SALES Due to current travel restrictions in place in New York State to

prevent the spread of COVID-19, officials at Fasig-Tipton have

announced that the Saratoga Fall Sale, scheduled for Oct. 20,

will not go forward as planned. It will instead be combined with

the company=s Midlantic December Mixed and Horses of Racing

Age Sale and will take place in Timonium Dec. 7 and 8.

Governor Andrew Cuomo=s New York Travel Advisory requires

any individuals that travel to New York--from any of the states

currently listed--to complete a mandatory 14-day quarantine

upon arrival in the state. There are currently 35

states/territories listed under this travel advisory, including

horse racing regions Kentucky, Florida, Maryland, Virginia, South

Carolina, California and Texas.

AThe current travel advisory requirements make it virtually

impossible for many buyers from out of state to attend an

auction in Saratoga,@ said Fasig-Tipton President Boyd Browning.

AWe do not know what the duration or scope of the New York

Travel Advisory will be in October. Combining our Saratoga Fall

and Midlantic December sales into a two-day auction in

Maryland is the prudent and logical course of action at this point

in time.@

Entries for the main catalogue will close Sept. 18, while the

deadline for the HORA supplement is Nov. 13. Entry forms are

available at www.fasigtipton.com.

THE JOCKEY CLUB TO HOST VIRTUAL ROUND

TABLE SUNDAY The Jockey Club=s 68th annual Round Table Conference on

Matters Pertaining to Racing will be held virtually Sunday due to

the COVID-19 pandemic. The conference will discuss the need

for reform in medication rules and testing, challenges faced by

the Thoroughbred industry and insights into the claiming system

and will be streamed on The Jockey Club=s website

jockeyclub.com beginning at 10 a.m. The event will also be aired

on TVG and Racetrack Television Network platforms.

AWhile we are disappointed that we cannot host an in-person

event, we are excited by this year=s line-up of speakers and the

perspectives they will share with the conference=s virtual

attendees,@ said James L. Gagliano, president and chief

operating officer of The Jockey Club.

Gagliano will interview three-time Tour de France winner Greg

LeMond about anti-doping and the importance of clean

competition. Cont. p7

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Trainers Mark Casse, John Gosden and Jessica Harrington will

discuss training and competing in different jurisdictions in a

panel moderated by Matt Iuliano, executive vice president and

executive director of The Jockey Club.

Bob Costas, former sportscaster for NBC Sports and current

sportscaster for MLB Network and contributor to CNN, will

discuss covering the Triple Crown races and the challenges faced

by sports in 2020. Sal Sinatra, the president and general

manager of the Maryland Jockey Club, will present on America=s

system of claiming races and recommend changes and Katrina

Adams, the immediate past president of the United States

Tennis Association (USTA), will discuss the importance of

diversity. The full agenda and bios of all speakers will be posted

on jockeyclub.com in advance of the conference.

DIXIANA FARM TO SPONSOR QUEEN

ELIZABETH II CHALLENGE CUP William and Donna Shively=s Dixiana Farm is the new sponsor

for the $500,000 GI Queen Elizabeth II Challenge Cup, one of

this country=s most prestigious races for 3-year-old turf fillies.

The QE II Challenge Cup Presented by Dixiana will be held on the

second Saturday of Keeneland=s fall meet Oct. 10.

AKeeneland is pleased that Dixiana has become the sponsor of

the Queen Elizabeth II Challenge Cup,@ Keeneland President and

CEO Bill Thomason said. ADixiana has been a valued corporate

partner through its sponsorship of other stakes at Keeneland,

and the Shivelys are enthusiastic participants in our racing and

sales. We are thrilled with Dixiana=s new association with such a

highly regarded international event as the Queen Elizabeth II

Challenge Cup.@

The Shivelys purchased Dixiana in 2004, a 700-acre breeding

and racing operation in Lexington that dates back to 1877 when

it was founded by Mayor Barack G. Thomas. He was widely

recognized as one of the first to attempt to make a living by

breeding and selling racehorses. ADixiana and Keeneland both

play an iconic role in the Bluegrass and the horse industry, and

we are natural partners in promoting the very best in

Thoroughbred racing and breeding,@ Bill Shively said. Cont. p8

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Elinor Wolf

AAs longtime Keeneland race sponsors, Donna and I are very

excited about the opportunity to support this premier Grade I

event,@ Shively concluded.@

Dixiana is a previous sponsor of the GI Breeders= Futurity and

GIII Bourbon S. at Keeneland.

The Challenge Cup honors Queen Elizabeth II who attended

the races at Keeneland in 1984 and presented the trophy to the

winner of the inaugural running of the race, Cherry Valley

Farm=s Sintra (Drone).

The Keeneland Fall meet runs Oct. 2-24 and the track will host

the Breeders= Cup championships for the second time in its

history Nov. 6 and 7.

MJC EXTENDS JOCKEYS= QUARANTINE

POLICY Pending further developments in ongoing COVID-19

restrictions, officials at the Maryland Jockey Club have

announced that its existing jockey quarantine policy will remain

in place through September.

Jockeys that are currently riding out of state and come to

Maryland racetracks are required to quarantine for 14 days from

their return from another state and must produce a negative

COVID test obtained within 72 hours of riding a race in

Maryland.

Racing on the Maryland circuit continues at Laurel Park, which

will host the state=s first stakes races since the pandemic began

Sept. 5 and Labor Day, Sept. 7. The summer meet continues

through Sept. 19. There will be no racing this year at the

Maryland State Fairgrounds at Timonium. Pimlico will stage

three days of racing Oct. 1-3, featuring the final leg of this year=s

reconstituted Triple Crown, the GI Preakness S. on closing day.

STARLIGHT RACING ADDS NEW MEMBERS Corbin Blumberg, a recent graduate of the Godolphin Flying

Start program, and Elinor Wolf have been added to the staff at

Jack and Laurie Wolf=s Starlight Racing.

Prior to his Flying Start participation, Blumberg worked for his

mentor, Graham Motion, the British Horseracing Authority, the

Breeders= Cup and the Maryland Jockey Club. A graduate of the

University of Kentucky with a B.S. degree in Equine Science and

Management, Blumberg will communicate with Starlight and

StarLadies trainers at home and abroad, will attend the sales

and provide partners with an enhanced racing experience.

Elinor Wolf, the daughter of Jack and Laurie Wolf, is a recent

graduate of the University of Colorado, with a B.S. in Advertising

and Strategic Communications.

Captain of the school=s lacrosse team during her senior year,

Wolf has been freelancing for Starlight and StarLadies since the

coronavirus outbreak put an abrupt end to the season. Elinor

will oversee marketing, advertising and bloodstock related

activities for both Starlight and StarLadies Racing.

ALaurie and I are thrilled to welcome Elinor into the business

which is really just our passion,@ said Starlight Racing=s

co-managing partner Jack Wolf. AElinor has grown up in this

industry and she knows us better than anyone. We really could

not have anyone who is in a better position to share our story.

As for Corbin, he came to us as an extern from Godolphin Flying

Start and I=ve been impressed with him from day one. I think

he=ll really add value to us and our partners.@

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Liam=s Map=s Crazy Beautiful became a >TDN Rising Star= with an

impressive score in the Runhappy Debutante S. Aug. 9 | Coady

UPCOMING MAJOR

NORTH AMERICAN STAKESDate Race Track

Aug. 12 GII Adirondack S. Saratoga

Aug. 15 GI Alabama S. (BC) Saratoga

GII Dance Smartly S. Woodbine

GII King Edward S. Woodbine

GIII Bold Venture S. Woodbine

Aug. 16 GIII Seaway S. Woodbine

Aug. 21 GIII Rancho Bernardo H. Del Mar

Click here to access the TDN graded stakes calendar.

FOR THE WEEK ENDING AUGUST 9, 2020

NORTH AMERICAN-BASED STALLIONS

Sire (Sire=s Sire) #SWs #GSWs

BERNARDINI (A.P. Indy) 76 46

(Lady Kate--Groupie Doll S.)

CANDY RIDE (ARG) (Ride the Rails) 91 44

(Nonna Madeline--Summer Colony S.)

STANDING AT LANE=S END $ CLICK HERE FOR MORE

EMAIL CHANCE TIMM

CITY ZIP (Carson City) 87 31

(American Sailor--GIII Troy S.)

CONGRATS (A.P. Indy) 39 11

(Snow Man--Duke City Sprint S.)

CURLIN (Smart Strike) 69 32

(Pico d=Oro--Runhappy Juvenile S.)

HARD SPUN (Danzig) 81 41

(Spinoff--Alydar S.)

HIT IT A BOMB (War Front) 1 1

(Weston--GII Best Pal S.)

INTO MISCHIEF (Harlan=s Holiday) 76 31

(Mundaye Call--Runhappy Audobon Oaks)

LIAM=S MAP (Unbridled=s Song) 4 2

(Crazy Beautiful--Runhappy Ellis Park Debutante S.)

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EMAIL CHANCE TIMM

LOOKIN AT LUCKY (Smart Strike) 56 35

(Lucky Polly--Martha Washington S.)

MACLEAN=S MUSIC (Distorted Humor) 18 4

(Jackie=s Warrior--GII Saratoga Special S.)

MISSION IMPAZIBLE (Unbridled=s Song) 7 1

(Jolting Joe--NYSS-Cab Calloway Div.)

MUCHO MACHO MAN (Macho Uno) 5 2

(Mongolian Wind--Manitoba Derby)

OXBOW (Awesome Again) 4 2

(County Final--Tyro S.)

SIR PRANCEALOT (IRE) (Tamayuz {GB}) 8 4

(Miss Amulet {Ire}--Listed Marwell S.)

STREET SENSE (Street Cry {Ire}) 71 33

(Sensible Myth--Dayatthespa S.)

TEXAS RED (Afleet Alex) 1 1

(My Girl Red--GII Sorrento S.)

VIOLENCE (Medaglia d=Oro) 22 7

(Nothingbutflowers--Ellen=s Lucky Star S.)

WAR FRONT (Danzig) 93 50

(Military Style--G3 Tyros S.)

WILBURN (Bernardini) 9 3

(Circus Rings--Best of Ohio Pay the Man S.)

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Golden Chance Farm residence

WOODERSON TO STAND IN ARKANSAS Wooderson (Awesome Again--Lotta Kim, by Roar), a half-

brother to Horse of the Year Rachel Alexandra (Medaglia d=Oro),

will enter stud at Burdette Thoroughbred Farm in Arkansas in

2021. The deal was brokered by Chad Schumer of Schumer

Bloodstock.

Bred by Dede McGehee=s Heaven Trees Farm, Wooderson was

a $400,000 purchase out of the 2016 Keeneland September

Sale, the co-highest priced yearling for his sire in 2016. Trained

by Todd Pletcher for Let=s Go Stable, the bay was a three-time

winner from 10 starts, including a runner-up effort to future

MGISW and Horse of the Year candidate Tom=s d=Etat (Smart

Strike) in the 2019 Alydar S. at Saratoga.

A stud fee will be announced at a later date.

GOLDEN CHANCE FARM OFFERED FOR SALE Golden Chance Farm, an historic 600+ acre property in

Bourbon County, is currently being offered for sale through

Kirkpatrick & Co. The farm was home to 1970 GI Kentucky Derby

winner Dust Commander, who was campaigned by Robert and

Verna Lehmann and who began his stud career at the

Lehmanns= Golden Chance Farm. The farm was also the

birthplace of the great John Henry, as well as 1977 Derby

runner-up Run Dusty Run.

In addition to a main residence and guest house, the property

includes five barns with one-hundred stalls, a HydroHorse aqua-

tread, and six-horse Kraft hotwalker.

The farm=s neighbors include Claiborne Farm, Coolmore

America=s Creekview Farm, Godolphin=s Stonerside Farm, Stone

Farm, and Xalapa.

AKirkpatrick & Co. is deeply honored by the confidence of our

client,@ said the agency=s president and principal broker Zach

Davis, who has the listing. AIt=s always a pleasure to offer a farm

with such provenance, but because this year is the 50th

anniversary of its Derby victory, it=s doubly-special.@

The farm has been listed at $3,725,000.

The day 25 years ago a man ran with the horses at Del Mar

A series of images lining a wall in the press box at Del Mar

shows the most bizarre and chilling moment in the racetrack=s

83-year history.

As 1,000-pound horses bear down at more than 40 mph, a

man in Sansabelt pants and a collared shirt runs with them

toward the finish line. The madness of the moment, 25 years

ago Monday, stops you. Bryce Miller, The San Diego Union-

Tribune

Wednesday, Saratoga, post time: 5:17 p.m. EDT

ADIRONDACK S.-GII, $150,000, 2yo, f, 6 1/2f

PP HORSE SIRE OWNER TRAINER JOCKEY WT

1 Ava's Grace Laoban Southern Equine Stable LLC Diodoro Cohen 120

2 Make Mischief Into Mischief Gary Barber Casse Velazquez 120

3 Lilac Lace High Cotton Ashley Quartarolo Quartarolo Castellano 120

4 Thoughtfully Tapit Heider Family Stables LLC Asmussen Santana, Jr. 120

5 Lucifers Lair Quality Road The Elkstone Group, LLC Pletcher Ortiz, Jr. 120

6 Beautiful Farewell K Frosted Michael J. Ryan Stidham Rosario 118

Breeders: 1-Southern Equine Stables, LLC, 2-Avanti Stable, 3-Montanari & Epstein, 4-Gainesway Thoroughbreds LTD., 5-The Elkstone Group LLC,

6-Prescott Farm

FIRST WINNER FOR FRESHMAN SIRE

Coach | Coady Photography

IN ORDER OF PURSE:

3rd-Lone Star, $40,120, Msw, 8-9, 3yo/up, 1m, 1:39.41, ft.

FORTUNE TICKET (c, 3, Candy Ride {Arg}--Quiet Giant {GSW,

$405,389}, by Giant's Causeway), a full-brother to Gun Runner,

HotY, Ch. Older Dirt Male, MGISW & G1SP-UAE, $15,988,500,

was last as the favorite going six furlongs on debut Mar. 13 at

Fair Grounds before improving to be third over track and trip

June 9. Given a 29-10 chance here, the homebred broke alertly

from his rail draw and dueled with a longshot through splits of

:24.46 and :48.59. Shaking away from his pursuer three-

sixteenths out, he was quickly confronted by favored Bandit

Swanson (Ghostzapper) and lost the lead at the eighth pole

before gamely re-rallying to prevail by a head. Quiet Giant, a

half-sister to 2005 Horse of the Year Saint Liam (Saint Ballado)

and GISW Funtastic (More Than Ready), was purchased by Three

Chimneys for $3 million at Keeneland November in 2011 before

producing Gun Runner in 2013. She is responsible for a yearling

Curlin filly and was bred to Quality Road this spring. Lifetime

Record: 3-1-0-1, $27,659. Click for the Equibase.com chart or

VIDEO, sponsored by Fasig-Tipton.

O-Three Chimneys Farm, LLC; B-Three Chimneys Farm, LLC (KY);

T-Steven M. Asmussen.

9th-Lone Star, $40,120, (S), Msw, 8-9, 2yo, f, 5 1/2f, 1:06.03, ft.

COSMETOLOGY (f, 2, Bradester--Fear the Facelift {SW,

$316,191}, by Fear the Cape) rallied to be second debuting

locally July 22 and was made the 12-5 second choice to go one

better here. Tracking dueling leaders from third through a :22.70

quarter, the bay drew closer three deep passing a :46.51 half

and gradually wore down even-money favorite Thatsalotofbling

(Too Much Bling) in deep stretch to score by a head.

Cosmetology is the first winner for Valor Farm=s freshman sire

Bradester (by Lion Heart), a six-time graded stakes victor whose

career pinnacle came when annexing the GI Stephen Foster H.

at age six in 2016. She has a yearling full-sister and her dam

visited Bradester once more this season. Lifetime Record:

2-1-1-0, $31,636. Click for the Equibase.com chart or VIDEO,

sponsored by Fasig-Tipton.

O-Blackhorse Farm LLC; B-Joseph W. Sutton / Blackhorse Farm

(TX); T-Danny Pish.

5th-Indiana Grand, $33,000, (S), Msw, 8-10, 2yo, f, 5 1/2f,

1:06.40, ft.

RUSSIAN INFLUENCE (f, 2, Into Mischief--My Peg, by Fusaichi

Pegasus) displayed four modest breezes over the local strip for

this career bow and was pegged as a 19-5 proposition. Tracking

from a pocketed fourth through a :22.52 quarter, the $120,000

Keeneland January buy moved into the clear three deep at the

top of the stretch, drew alongside favored Corsidat (Soldat) a

sixteenth out despite racing on her left lead and edged past late

for a half-length score. The victress is a half to Two Last Words

(Commissioner), MSW, $198,570. She has a yearling half-brother

by Super Saver and her dam produced a Goldencents colt this

term before being paired with Omaha Beach. Sales History:

$120,000 Ylg '19 KEEJAN. Lifetime Record: 1-1-0-0, $19,800. Click

for the Equibase.com chart.

O-The Elkstone Group, LLC (Stuart Grant); B-Deann Baer & Greg

Baer DVM (IN); T-Anthony J. Granitz.

3rd-Indiana Grand, $31,000, Msw, 8-10, 2yo, f, 6f, 1:11.58, gd.

COACH (f, 2, Commissioner--And Stay Out, by Exchange Rate),

made the 14-5 second choice in this unveiling, traveled in a

detached third behind a sharp :21.86 quarter, closed in four

wide approaching the lane and swept to the front inside the

eighth pole en route to 4 1/4-length graduation. Orsetto

(Bernardini) was second, while odds-on Littlestitious

(Ghostzapper) settled for third after breaking slowly and making

a mid-race move. Cont. p2

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The winner=s dam is responsible for a yearling Klimt colt and

produced a filly by Collected this term before being bred to

Enticed. Sales History: $65,000 Ylg '19 FTKOCT. Lifetime Record:

1-1-0-0, $18,600. Click for the Equibase.com chart.

O-Kueber Racing, LLC; B-Three Lyons Racing LLC (KY); T-Brad H.

Cox.

4th-Finger Lakes, $21,550, Msw, 8-10, 3yo/up, f/m, 6f, 1:13.93,

ft.

MISS CHARISMA (f, 3, Munnings--Charisma, by Eskendereya)

showed a half-dozen works at Belmont going back to mid-June

for this debut, highlighted by a half-mile gate breeze in :48 2/5

(4/15) July 25, and took a late punch to be 7-5 at the off.

Breaking several lengths last from the rail, the dark bay started

to advance past a :23.21 quarter, drew on even terms going by a

:46.78 half and took charge soon after straightening. Going clear

through mid-stretch, she began to flatten at the sixteenth pole,

but had enough left to hold off the closing Lady Commissioner

(Commissioner) by a head. Sales History: $60,000 RNA Ylg '18

KEEJAN; $55,000 Ylg '18 KEESEP. Lifetime Record: 1-1-0-0,

$12,600. Click for the Equibase.com chart.

O-Harold Lerner LLC, AWC Stables, Nehoc Stables, Scott K.

Akman & Paul Braverman; B-Adel Mourad Lozasika & Tarek Adel

Sika (KY); T-Jeremiah C. Englehart.

FIRST-CROP STARTERS TO WATCH: TUESDAY, AUGUST 11

Air Force Blue (War Front), Ashford Stud, $15,000

107 foals of racing age/4 winners/0 black-type winners

7-Colonial Downs, Msw 1m, TAKE PROFIT, 12-1

$70,000 RNA KEE SEP yrl; $10,000 OBS MAR 2yo

Bradester (Lion Heart), Valor Farm, $3,000

20 foals of racing age/1 winner/0 black-type winners

8-Lone Star, $100K Texas Thoroughbred Futurity, 5 1/2f, POLICY

LIMIT, 10-1

$7,500 TTA MIX yrl

Cinco Charlie (Indian Charlie), Spendthrift Farm, $5,000

66 foals of racing age/2 winners/0 black-type winners

1-Belterra, Msw 6f, ANGEL'S SASSY, 8-5

5-Indiana Grand, Msw 1mT, SLEWPY'S HALO, 50-1$12,000 KEE JAN wnl; $18,000 FTK OCT yrl

Not This Time (Giant's Causeway), Taylor Made Farm, $12,500

111 foals of racing age/5 winners/0 black-type winners7-Colonial Downs, Msw 1m, TURBO TIME, 20-1

$45,000 RNA KEE NOV wnl; $170,000 KEE SEP yrl

Slumber (GB) (Cacique {Ire}), Calumet Farm, $5,00016 foals of racing age/0 winners/0 black-type winners

7-Colonial Downs, Msw 1m, JIMMY P, 8-1

Tamarkuz (Speightstown), Shadwell Farm, $10,00029 foals of racing age/2 winners/0 black-type winners

5-Indiana Grand, Msw 1mT, LONG MONDAY, 20-1

$7,500 FTK OCT yrl

SECOND-CROP STARTERS TO WATCH: TUESDAY, AUGUST 11

American Pharoah (Pioneerof the Nile), Ashford Stud, private

318 foals of racing age/53 winners/9 black-type winners

5-Indiana Grand, Msw 1mT, PHAROAH'S GOLD, 9-2$70,000 RNA KEE SEP yrl

Chitu (Henny Hughes), Bridlewood Farm, $4,500

89 foals of racing age/10 winners/0 black-type winners7-Colonial Downs, Msw 1m, JUST CHITU, 12-1

$1,700 OBS WIN wnl

Constitution (Tapit), WinStar Farm, $40,000233 foals of racing age/55 winners/6 black-type winners

5-Indiana Grand, Msw 1mT, EASY SILENCE, 15-1

$10,000 KEE NOV wnl; $30,000 WAS SEP yrl

Conveyance (Indian Charlie), Buck Pond Farm, $3,500

69 foals of racing age/12 winners/1 black-type winner

9-Lone Star, $100K Texas Thoroughbred Futurity, 5 1/2f, BECCA'S

BOUQUET, 10-1$37,000 RNA FTK OCT yrl

Danza (Street Boss), Fair Winds Farm, $2,500

140 foals of racing age/23 winners/2 black-type winners7-Indiana Grand, Msw 1 1/16mT, IADANZA, 9-2

$10,000 KEE JAN wnl; $35,000 FTK OCT yrl

Liam's Map (Unbridled's Song), Lane's End Farm, $35,000232 foals of racing age/42 winners/4 black-type winners

7-Colonial Downs, Msw 1m, DREAMING OF GERRY, 4-1

$50,000 KEE JAN wnl; $85,000 KEE SEP yrl

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Race Day (Tapit), Spendthrift Farm, $7,500

149 foals of racing age/32 winners/4 black-type winners

7-Lone Star, $50K Fiesta Mile S., 1mT, GEE SHE SPARKLES, 6-1

$8,500 TTA MIX yrl

Tapiture (Tapit), Darby Dan Farm, $7,500

247 foals of racing age/58 winners/5 black-type winners

8-Lone Star, $100K Texas Thoroughbred Futurity, 5 1/2f, HULEN, 2-1

$50,000 FTK OCT yrl; $295,000 RNA OBS MAR 2yo

IN JAPAN:

Troika, c, 3, Animal Kingdom--Triune (SP), by E Dubai. Niigata,

8-8, Maiden ($91k), 1200m, 1:11.1. Lifetime Record: 7-1-1-0,

$79,057. O-Godolphin; B-B P Walden Jr & P W Madden (KY);

T-Ryuji Okubo. *$160,000 Wlg >17 KEENOV.

Matera Sky, h, 6, Speightstown. See >TDN Europe--Asia.=

IN SOUTH KOREA:

Echo Victor, g, 3, Gemologist--Golden Victress, by Carson City.

Seoul, 8-8, Hcp. ($63k), 1200m. B-Pegasus Stud LLC & Kathie

Maybee (KY). *$12,500 Ylg >18 FTKOCT.

Iron Socks, c, 3, Mineshaft--Centurian Lady, by Cat Thief. Seoul,

8-8, Hcp. ($51k), 1700m. B-V Gail Ray (KY). *Won by six

lengths as the 1-2 favorite. **$65,000 Wlg >17 KEENOV;

$42,000 RNA Ylg >18 KEESEP; $37,000 2yo >19 FTMMAY.

Good For You, f, 3, Palace--Hanalei Bay (MSP, $203,722), by

Exploit. Busan, 8-9, Hcp. ($63k), 1200m. B-Dr & Mrs A Leonard

Pineau (MD). *Won by five lengths. **$15,000 Ylg >18 FTKOCT;

$37,000 2yo >19 OBSJUN.

The Gumpu, c, 3, Strong Mandate--Jester, by Kiri=s Clown.

Seoul, 8-8, Hcp. ($63k), 1700m. B-Freddie Lewis Jr (KY). *Won

by five lengths. **1/2 to Fish (Yonaguska), SP, $153,048.

***$27,000 Ylg >18 FTKOCT.

Gallop Curlin, g, 4, Curlin--Colona, by Pulpit. Seoul, 8-8, Hcp.

($76k), 1400m. B-WinStar LLC & MR Capital LLC (KY). *$25,000

Ylg >17 KEESEP.

IN RUSSIA:

American Kid, c, 2, Lemon Drop Kid--Nasty Noozie (SP,

$188,893), by Partner=s Hero. Pyatigorsk, 8-9, Maiden, 1200m.

B-Theta Holding 1 Inc (KY). *1ST TIME STARTER. **Won by 14

lengths. **$32,000 RNA Wlg >18 KEENOV; $35,000 Ylg >19

KEESEP.

North Saver, c, 2, Super Saver--All Too Many, by Eskendereya.

Central Moscow Hippodrome, 8-9, Maiden, 1200m. B-Dr Jared

& Kendra Hagaman (KY). *1ST TIME STARTER. **$12,000 Ylg

>19 KEESEP. VIDEO

Sotie Uno TN, f, 4, Macho Uno--Smoke Rise, by Buddha. Kazan,

8-7, Alw., 1800m. B-Double O Bloodstock (KY). *Won by 13 1/4

lengths. **$35,000 Ylg >17 KEEJAN; $22,000 Ylg >17 KEESEP.

STAKES RESULTS:

JR MALOUFF H., $60,000, Albuquerque, 8-9, 3yo/up, 6f, 1:09.98,

ft.

1--RAAGHEB, 120, g, 8, Street Cry (Ire)--Mostaqeleh, by Rahy.

O-Paul Miller & Bill Tomasic; B-Shadwell Farm LLC (KY); T-Justin

Evans; J-Luis Negron. $36,000. Lifetime Record: 48-7-9-9,

$416,402.

2--Secular Nation, 118, h, 5, Distorted Humor--Adrina, by A.P.

Indy. ($50,000 Ylg >16 KEESEP). O-J. Kirk & Judy Robison;

B-Courtlandt Farm (KY); T-Todd W. Fincher. $12,000.

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3--American Dubai, 120, h, 7, E Dubai--Smash Review, by Bates

Motel. ($13,000 Wlg >13 EASDEC; $35,000 Ylg >14 KEESEP;

$50,000 2yo >15 OBSMAR). O/T-Rodney C. Richards; B-Mrs C

Oliver Iselin III (VA). $6,000.

Margins: 2 1/4, 4 1/2, NK. Odds: 12.40, 4.60, 6.40.

BC CUP HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB S., C$50,000, Hastings

Racecourse, 8-9, 3yo, f, 1 1/16m, 1:45.99, ft.

1--MISS PROSPECTOR, 119, f, 3, Harbor the Gold--Clever Bird,

by Awesome Again. 1ST BLACK-TYPE WIN. ($30,000 Ylg '18

WASSEP). O-North American Thoroughbred Horse Company,

Inc.; B-Bret Christopherson (WA); T-Glen Todd; J-Scot

Williams. C$30,500. Lifetime Record: 7-2-0-1, $42,653.

2--Walkinthewalk, 117, f, 3, Danza--Mrs Cindy's Walkin, by

Cactus Ridge. ($1,000 Wlg '17 KEENOV; $8,000 Ylg '18 FTKOCT;

C$15,000 2yo '19 CTHSBC). O-Canmor Farms; B-Gregg Hugo

Moore (KY); T-Mark Cloutier. C$10,000.

3--Princess of Cairo, 120, f, 3, Cairo Prince--Lovely Cool, by

Indian Charlie. ($20,000 Ylg '18 KEESEP). O-Mark DeDomenico

LLC & NATHC; B-Bret Jones (KY); T-Glen Todd. C$5,000.

Margins: 3 1/4, 1HF, 1 3/4. Odds: 1.75, 14.40, 2.15.

SPANGLED JIMMY H., C$40,000, Century Mile, 8-9, 3yo/up, 7f,

1:22.40, ft.

1--DEUCES ARE WILD, 118, g, 4, Midshipman--Newport

Harbour (SP, $136,451), by Full Mandate. 1ST BLACK-TYPE

WIN. O-Frank & Terri Bodell; B-Frank Bodell (KY); T-David

Nicholson; J-Rey Williams. C$23,040. Lifetime Record: 5-3-0-0,

$31,235.

2--Stone Carver, 124, g, 5, Birdstone--Vermilion Sea, by

Boundary. ($35,000 Ylg '16 KEESEP). O-Riversedge Racing

Stables, Ltd.; B-T/C Stable, LLC (KY); T-Tim Rycroft. C$7,680.

3--Trooper John, 123, g, 6, Colonel John--Shouldn't We All, by

Woodman. ($3,000 Wlg '14 KEENOV; $21,000 Ylg '15 EASOCT).

O-Riversedge Racing Stables, Ltd.; B-Smart Angle, LLP (PA);

T-Tim Rycroft. C$3,840.

Margins: 1 1/4, 3/4, NK. Odds: 2.80, 1.45, 2.55.

ALLOWANCE RESULTS:

7th-Parx Racing, $42,010, 8-10, (NW1X), 3yo/up, 1m 70y,

1:43.84, ft.

FLAT OUT BEAUTIFUL (g, 4, Flat Out--Beautiful Stranger {SW,

$105,518}, by Foxhound) Lifetime Record: 17-5-4-3, $157,180.

O-Morris E. Kernan, Jr., Yo Berbs & Jagger Inc.; B-E. C. Hart (KY);

T-Jamie Ness. *$65,000 Ylg '17 OBSWIN; $22,000 2yo '18

OBSAPR. **1/2 to Reata's Quik Punch (Two Punch), MSW,

$203,716.

7th-Delaware, $41,433, 8-10, (NW1X), 3yo/up, f/m, 1m (off

turf), 1:40.11, ft.

ANNIKA GOLD (m, 6, Friesan Fire--Monette, by Not For Love)

Lifetime Record: 39-9-6-3, $309,831. O-Jagger Inc.; B-Richard

Simoff (PA); T-Jamie Ness.

8th-Lone Star, $41,300, 8-9, (NW1X), 3yo/up, 5fT, :55.83, fm.

POWER END (c, 4, Street Boss--Istamara {GB}, by Teofilo {Ire})

Lifetime Record: 6-2-1-0, $45,770. O-Bloom Racing Stable LLC

(Jeffrey Bloom); B-Don Alberto Corporation (KY); T-Steven M.

Asmussen. *$32,000 Ylg '17 KEESEP; $37,000 2yo '18 OBSAPR.

4th-Indiana Grand, $36,500, (S), 8-10, (NW3L), 3yo/up, f/m,

1m 70y (off turf), 1:43.05, ft.

SISTER GEMA (f, 4, Twirling Candy--Cateress, by Tabasco Cat)

Lifetime Record: 17-3-3-3, $86,060. O-Romar LLC; B-Deann Baer

& Greg Baer DVM (IN); T-Aaron M. West. *$30,000 Wlg '16

KEENOV; $80,000 Ylg '17 KEESEP.

6th-Indiana Grand, $36,500, (S), 8-10, (NW3L), 3yo/up, 1 1/16m

(off turf), 1:44.84, ft.

CLASSY COWBOY (g, 5, Cowboy Cal--Jills Classy {SW, $113,935},

by Pentelicus) Lifetime Record: 12-3-4-3, $102,390. O/B-Filip

Racing, LLC (IN); T-Stephen D. Dunn.

1st-Indiana Grand, $34,500, (S), 8-10, (NW2L), 3yo/up, f/m,

5 1/2f, 1:04.80, gd.

ONLY REWARD'S (f, 3, Warrior's Reward--All Lute, by Midnight

Lute) Lifetime Record: 7-2-2-0, $56,334. O/T-Israel J. Garcia;

B-Hidden Springs Farm (IN). *$5,000 Ylg '18 KEESEP.

5th-Thistledown, $29,300, (S), 8-10, (NW2L), 3yo/up, f/m, 6f,

1:13.24, ft.

JERSEY BOUNCE (f, 3, Jersey Town--Do Not Disturb, by Maria's

Mon) Lifetime Record: 10-2-6-0, $70,098. O-Mast

Thoroughbreds LLC; B-R. Gorham & Mast Thoroughbreds LLC

(OH); T-Robert M. Gorham. *1/2 to Gonna Fly Now (Rockport

Harbor), GSP, $190,190.

2nd-Louisiana Downs, $24,000, (S), 8-10, (NW3L), 3yo/up, f/m,

7 1/2fT, 1:34.67, fm.

LIL ASHLEY B. (f, 4, Nownownow--Ashley B., by Lydgate)

Lifetime Record: 9-3-1-1, $34,420. O-James R. Evans; B-John P.

Balensiefen (LA); T-Kathleen M. Mordenti.

Broken & Trained at SBM Training & Sales (Susan Montanye)

Broken and Trained by Randy Bradshaw

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Bradester (Lion Heart), shown here winning the 2016 GI Stephen Foster H., picked up his first winner at Lone Star | Coady

3rd-Thistledown, $21,500, 8-10, (NW2L), 3yo/up, f/m, 1m 40y,1:45.23, ft.LUV LYES (f, 3, Warrior's Reward--Jossy Do It {SW}, by ProudAccolade) Lifetime Record: 3-2-1-0, $29,600. O/B/T-DavidWolochuk (KY).

8th-Fort Erie, C$18,974, (NW1X)/Opt. Clm ($8,960-$9,333), 8-10,3yo/up, 5fT, :59.49, fm.GASCONADE (g, 7, Congrats--Turn Away {SW & MGSP,$185,332}, by Empire Maker) Lifetime Record: 46-3-4-9,$115,985. O-Bushlot Farm Inc.; B-Juddmonte Farms Inc (KY);T-Danny Yu. *$5,000 3yo '16 KEEJAN.

ADDITIONAL MAIDEN WINNERS:Screen Star, c, 2, Not This Time--Movie Star Magic, by The Cliff's Edge. Presque Isle Downs, 8-10, 5f (AWT), :58.89. B-Tim Thornton (KY). *$160,000 Wlg '18 KEENOV; $22,000 RNA Ylg '19 FTKOCT; $145,000 RNA 2yo '20 OBSMAR. **Fifth winner for freshman sire (by Giant=s Causeway).

Steal My Heart, f, 3, Big Brown--Reine des Coeurs, by Lion Heart. Finger Lakes, 8-10, 6f, 1:13.99. B-Bonita Ann Alpander (NY).

Manolito, g, 3, Broken Vow--Winning Scoop, by Bernardini. Parx Racing, 8-10, 6f, 1:12.07. B-Keene Ridge Racing, LLC (KY). *$27,000 RNA Ylg '18 KEESEP; $55,000 RNA 2yo '19 EASMAY.

Kontar, c, 3, Colonel John--Burning Sky, by Sky Mesa. Thistledown, 8-10, (S), 6f, 1:14.80. B-Muirfield Farm (OH).Just Chester, c, 3, New Year's Day--Private Club, by Harlan's Holiday. Thistledown, 8-10, (S), 6f, 1:16.04. B-Danny R Bird (OH).Noniobusiness, f, 4, Nonios--Bailey's Ring, by Where's the Ring. Fort Erie, 8-10, 5f, :59.15. B-Andrew Robert Huard (ON).C K's Lucky Duck, g, 4, Seeking Beauty--Feet Fleeting Fast, by Northern Afleet. Thistledown, 8-10, (S), 6f, 1:15.00. B-Deborah Ann Keiser (OH).

Full-brother to Gun Runner (Candy Ride {Arg}) Fortune Ticket graduates Sunday night at Lone Star

https://www.bloodstockauction.com/countdown

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UPCOMING MAJOR

NORTH AMERICAN STAKESDate Race Track

Aug. 12 GII Adirondack S. Saratoga

Aug. 15 GI Alabama S. (BC) Saratoga

GII Dance Smartly S. Woodbine

GII King Edward S. Woodbine

GIII Bold Venture S. Woodbine

Aug. 16 GIII Seaway S. Woodbine

Aug. 21 GIII Rancho Bernardo H. Del Mar

Aug. 22 GI TVG Pacific Classic (BC) Del Mar

GI Del Mar Oaks Del Mar

GI Fourstardave H. (BC) Saratoga

GII Del Mar H. (BC) Del Mar

GIII Torrey Pines S. Del Mar

GIII Green Flash H. Del Mar

GIII Philip H. Iselin S. Monmouth

Aug. 23 GI Diana S. Saratoga

GII Del Mar Mile S. Del Mar

Aug. 28 GIII Lake George S. Saratoga

Aug. 29 GI Forego S., pres. by ABR Saratoga

GI Sword Dancer S. (BC) Saratoga

GII Amsterdam S. Saratoga

GII Pat O’Brien S. Del Mar

GIII Eatontown S. Monmouth

GIII Saranac S. Saratoga

GIII Ontario Colleen S. Woodbine

Aug. 30 GIII Shuvee S. Saratoga

Sept. 2 GIII With Anticipation S. Saratoga

Sept. 5 GI Woodward S. Saratoga

GII Jim Dandy S. Saratoga

GII Prioress S. Saratoga

GII Glens Falls S. Saratoga

GII John C Mabee S. Del Mar

GIII Red Bank S. Monmouth

GIII Vigil S. Woodbine

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BIG BROWN, Steal My Heart, f, 3, o/o Reine des Coeurs, by Lion

Heart. MSW, 8-10, Finger Lakes

BRADESTER, Cosmetology, f, 2, o/o Fear the Facelift, by Fear the

Cape. MSW, 8-9, Lone Star

BROKEN VOW, Manolito, g, 3, o/o Winning Scoop, by

Bernardini. MSW, 8-10, Parx Racing

CANDY RIDE (ARG), Fortune Ticket, c, 3, o/o Quiet Giant, by

Giant's Causeway. MSW, 8-9, Lone Star

COLONEL JOHN, Kontar, c, 3, o/o Burning Sky, by Sky Mesa.

MSW, 8-10, Thistledown

COMMISSIONER, Coach, f, 2, o/o And Stay Out, by Exchange

Rate. MSW, 8-10, Indiana Grand

CONGRATS, Gasconade, g, 7, o/o Turn Away, by Empire Maker.

AOC, 8-10, Fort Erie

COWBOY CAL, Classy Cowboy, g, 5, o/o Jills Classy, by

Pentelicus. ALW, 8-10, Indiana Grand

FLAT OUT, Flat Out Beautiful, g, 4, o/o Beautiful Stranger, by

Foxhound. ALW, 8-10, Parx Racing

FRIESAN FIRE, Annika Gold, m, 6, o/o Monette, by Not For Love.

ALW, 8-10, Delaware

HARBOR THE GOLD, Miss Prospector, f, 3, o/o Clever Bird, by

Awesome Again. BC Cup Hong Kong Jockey Club S., 8-9, Hastings

INTO MISCHIEF, Russian Influence, f, 2, o/o My Peg, by Fusaichi

Pegasus. MSW, 8-10, Indiana Grand

JERSEY TOWN, Jersey Bounce, f, 3, o/o Do Not Disturb, by

Maria's Mon. ALW, 8-10, Thistledown

MIDSHIPMAN, Deuces Are Wild, g, 4, o/o Newport Harbour, by

Full Mandate. Spangled Jimmy H., 8-9, Century Mile

MUNNINGS, Miss Charisma, f, 3, o/o Charisma, by Eskendereya.

MSW, 8-10, Finger Lakes

NEW YEAR'S DAY, Just Chester, c, 3, o/o Private Club, by

Harlan's Holiday. MSW, 8-10, Thistledown

NONIOS, Noniobusiness, f, 4, o/o Bailey's Ring, by Where's the

Ring. MSW, 8-10, Fort Erie

NOT THIS TIME, Screen Star, c, 2, o/o Movie Star Magic, by The

Cliff's Edge. MSW, 8-10, Presque Isle Downs

NOWNOWNOW, Lil Ashley B., f, 4, o/o Ashley B., by Lydgate.

ALW, 8-10, Louisiana Downs

SEEKING BEAUTY, C K's Lucky Duck, g, 4, o/o Feet Fleeting Fast,

by Northern Afleet. MSW, 8-10, Thistledown

STREET BOSS, Power End, c, 4, o/o Istamara (GB), by Teofilo

(Ire). ALW, 8-9, Lone Star

TWIRLING CANDY, Sister Gema, f, 4, o/o Cateress, by Tabasco

Cat. ALW, 8-10, Indiana Grand

WARRIOR'S REWARD, Luv Lyes, f, 3, o/o Jossy Do It, by Proud

Accolade. ALW, 8-10, Thistledown

WARRIOR'S REWARD, Only Reward's, f, 3, o/o All Lute, by

Midnight Lute. ALW, 8-10, Indiana Grand

TUESDAY, 11 AUGUST 2020

Do You Love Me brought €3.2 million to take top honours at Orby in

2018 and her half-sister sells this year.| Peter Mooney IN TDN AMERICA TODAYJCSA WITHOLDING SAUDI CUP EARNINGS FROM

MAXIMUM SECURITY The Jockey Club of Saudi Arabia will continue to withhold

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GOFFS ORBY ANCHORED BYSEA THE STARS FILLY

The catalogue for the Goffs Orby Sale, which includes a Sea

The Stars (Ire) half-sister to a trio of Group 1 winners out of

Theatrical (Ire) mare Green Room (lot 176), is now online.

Numerous blue-blooded pedigrees make up the two-day sale,

with 474 yearlings set to go under the hammer on Sept. 29-30.

Sunday=s G1 Keeneland Phoenix S. winner Lucky Vega (Ire) (Lope

de Vega {Ire}) is a €175,000 graduate of the Orby Sale.

Ballylinch Stud will offer the 12th foal of the unraced Green

Room, whose 2018 Galileo (Ire) filly Espania (Ire) topped the

2019 Goffs Orby Sale at €3 million. Espania is a full-sister to G1

Investec Oaks heroine and €900,000 yearling Forever Together

(Ire); €680,000 Goffs Orby yearling and G1 Dubai Fillies Mile

heroine Together Forever (Ire); the SP Do You Love Me (Ire)Ban

€3.2 million purchase and the top lot at the 2018 Goffs Orby

Sale; and a half-sister to G1 Prix Jean Prat hero and sire Lord

Shanakill (Speightstown). Green Room has already produced the

€1.1 million Goffs Orby graduate Signe (Ire) to the cover of Sea

The Stars.

Perennial champion sire Galileo (Ire) is represented by eight

yearlings, including; The Castlebridge Consignment=s lot 237, a

son of GI E. P. Taylor S. heroine Lahaleeb (Ire) (Redback {GB}); a

filly (lot 305) out of G1 Ascot Vale S. victress Nechita (Aus)

(Fastnet Rock {Aus}) from the Baroda Stud draft; and a 3/4 sister

to G1 Irish Derby winner Trading Leather (Ire) (Teofilo {Ire}) (lot

311) from Manister House Stud. Cont. p2

ENABLE TO BYPASS YORK, RUN IN

SEPTEMBER S. Dual G1 Prix de l=Arc de Triomphe heroine Enable (GB)

(Nathaniel {Ire}) will bypass an intended start at York and

instead run in the Sept. 5 G3 September S., according to

Juddmonte Racing Manager Teddy Grimthorpe. The Juddmonte

colourbearer had originally been under consideration for the G1

Juddmonte International S. or the G1 Yorkshire Oaks in late

August, but the Kempton 2400-metre event is now her target.

The champion is eyeing a second title in the September, held

over the all-weather, as she won it in 2018.

APrince Khalid has decided that Enable=s next start will be the

September S. [a] Group 3 at Kempton on Sept. 5,@ Grimthorpe

said in a statement. AAs has been stated, the Prix de l=Arc de

Triomphe remains her main objective.@ Cont. p3

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G1SW Lucky Vega, an Orby alumni | Racingfotos.com

Goffs Orby Yearling Sale Cont. from p1

Others by the Coolmore Stud kingpin are: MGSW and GI

Gamely S. runner-up Quiet Oasis (Ire) (Oasis Dream {GB})=s

daughter (lot 357) from the Barronstown Stud draft; Oaks Farm

Stables= lot 306, a filly out of GSP Nell Gwyn (Ire) (Danehill),

herself a full-sister to European Champion 3-Year-Old Rock of

Gibraltar (Ire) (Danehill); lot 122, a filly from The Castlebridge

Consignment out of MSW & MGSP Easton Angel (Ire) (Dark

Angel {Ire}); another from Castlebridge, a filly (lot 42) out of

MGSW & MGSP Banimpire (Ire) (Holy Roman Emperor {Ire});

and finally lot 16, a colt offered by Islanmore Stud, the third foal

from MSW & GSP Alive Alive Oh (GB) (Duke of Marmalade {Ire}).

A single yearling by Dubawi is part of the Staffordstown draft

as lot 17, a colt out of French MSW All At Sea (GB) (Sea The Stars

{Ire}), whose second dam is German Champion Older Mare

Albanova (GB) (Alzao); while among Dark Angel=s 20 yearlings is

the second foal out of the G1 Irish 1000 Guineas heroine Jet

Setting (Ire) (lot 211) from Baroda Stud. Abbeville Stud brings a

son of Exceed And Excel (Aus) (lot 92) out of Italian Group 3

winner Cottonmouth (Ire) (Noverre), who has already foaled

Italian Champion Older Horse and MG1SW Dylan Mouth (Ire)

(Dylan Thomas {Ire}). Moonlight Cloud (GB) (Invincible Spirit

{Ire})=s Frankel (GB) half-brother is offered by Baroda Stud as lot

458, and they are also the consignor of note for a Kingman (GB)

half-brother to 2020 G1 Henkel Preis de Diana heroine Miss

Yoda (Ger) (Sea the Stars {Ire}) (lot 291). Camas Park Stud=s draft

contains a full-brother to European champion and young sire

Ten Sovereigns (Ire) (No Nay Never) (lot 388). G1 Coronation S.

victress Maids Causeway (Ire) (Giant=s Causeway) is represented

by a Showcasing filly (lot 267) for Ballyhane. The bay is a half-

sister to MGSW Elizabeth Way (Ire) (Frankel {GB}).

In 2019, the Goffs Orby Sale grosses ¥42,927,500 for 364 sold

of 429 offered. The average was €117,933 and the median was

€65,000. Topping proceedings over the two-day stand was the

aforementioned Espania (Ire), who sold for €3 million to M V

Magnier/Westerberg from the draft of Ballylinch Stud. Allthough

unraced, holds an entry for the Sept. 13 G1 Moyglare Stud S.

A full preview of the Orby Sale will be conducted after the Aug.

12-13 Goffs Land Rover Sale at Kildare Paddocks with online

bidding and strict social distancing protocols in place. The Land

Rover Sale is the first sale in Ireland since the outbreak of the

COVID-19 pandemic and Goffs is working closely with Horse

Racing Ireland to ensure that the protocols in place mirror those

on Irish racecourses. Goffs is committed to delivering the best

marketplace possible given the current situation, with further

announcements in connection to the Orby Sale and Oct. 29-30

Sportsman=s Sale in the future.

AIn the first instance we want to thank the many Irish breeders

and consignors who have overwhelmingly maintained their

support of the Orby Sale with drafts of quality and depth leading

to another selection of pedigrees and physical specimens that

simply fills us with enormous pride,@ said Goffs Group Chief

Executive Henry Beeby. AOn visit after social distanced visit to

stud farms across the land the Goffs inspection team have been

supported by colts and fillies of true quality that would make the

grade with ease into any other premier sale.@ Cont. p3

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Goffs Orby Yearling Sale Cont.

He added, AThese are especially challenging times and Auction

Houses are having to be more adaptable than ever in terms of

dates and locations. However, as we have demonstrated in

recent months, Arqana, Goffs and Tattersalls will consider every

option to serve the industry as best we are able, putting our

usual competitive natures to one side for the greater good. To

that end I have agreed with Edmond Mahony at Tattersalls that

we will meet following the forthcoming store sales to discuss the

autumn sales programmes of Goffs and Tattersalls, and the

options that exist.

AWith specific reference to the Orby and Sportsman=s Sales we

will continue to monitor the situation and look at any and all

options as matters evolve but we would reiterate that the

modern day Goffs was set up to provide a world class sales

facility in Ireland specifically for the Irish breeder. That said at

the same time we have a superb sales complex in the UK so we

have options to serve the industry on both sides of The Irish Sea

and will make a timely decision in the best interests of all our

valued vendors when we have weighed up the strengths and

weaknesses of each alternative against the backdrop of a

situation that is literally changing by the day. However we feel it

would be imprudent to rush in to any finite decisions beyond

this week at this stage and we would ask for calm heads

together with the continued support of our loyal clients as by

working together we can deliver the best results for the world

class Irish horses so sought after around the world.@

Enable Cont. from p1

Enable is exiting a third win in the G1 King George VI and

Queen Elizabeth S., after running second in last season=s Arc and

the July 5 G1 Coral-Eclipse S. at Sandown. If she had contested

the Juddmonte International, she would be facing Ghaiyyath

(Ire) (Dubawi {Ire}), who won the 10-furlong Coral-Eclipse in

good style. Arguably however, the Yorkshire Oaks would have

provided even stiffer competition, as outstanding dual English

Classic heroine Love (Ire) (Galileo {Ire}) is a certainty for that

event, having won the Oaks by an impressive nine lengths on

July 4.

Added Grimthorpe on the appeal of the Kempton feature,

AThe Kempton race worked well a couple of years ago. Obviously

the temptation of York was quite a serious one, but we=ve

always made it perfectly clear that the Arc is her main objective.

AWhoever turns up in the Yorkshire Oaks, you are going to

have a tough race--it=s a Group 1. In theory, she should have a

slightly easier task in a Group 3. Coupled with that, she=s won an

Arc off the September S.--so from that point of view, that is a

positive.@ Cont. p4

IN TDN AUS/NZ TODAYANDERS LIVING UP TO MADAME’S POTENTIAL

Anders (Aus) (Not a Single Doubt {Aus}) won the Listed

Rosebud S. on Saturday. The win is no surprise to Paul Messara.

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Irish CorrespondentDaithi Harvey

Regular ColumnistsChris McGrath | John Berry | Kevin Blake

Amy Lynam | Melissa Steele

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Enable, winning the GI Breeders= Cup Turf | Horsephotos

Masked racegoers at Deauville | Scoop Dyga

Enable Cont.

Added Grimthorpe, AReally we are just trying to give her every

chance to get to the Arc in the best possible shape. The four

weeks= timing of the Kempton race before the Arc is probably

spot on as well.@

VIRTUAL REALITY In ordinary times, this week would mark the revving up of the

European bloodstock charabanc: standing room only,

destination Deauville. As the threat of a second quarantine

hangs over visitors or returnees from France to the UK like the

Sword of Damocles, it's probably just as well that the traditional

start to the yearling season has been delayed.

This coming weekend, there will be no short shuffle between

racecourse and sales ground for the Prix Jacques Le Marois and

other delights ahead of a frenetic evening of activity in the ring

at Arqana. Instead, those of us in the UK will look on with envy

as the permitted 5,000 racegoers in the Normandy seaside town

enjoy a feast of action. Meanwhile the British government on

one hand urges people back into offices and restaurants but

bans an essentially outdoor Goodwood spectator test day at the

11th hour.

Confused? Yep, that's pretty much the mindset of the British

population right now. For our friends in Ireland, we can add

frustration to that description. No bloodstock sale has been held

on the island since February, and the 14-day mandatory

quarantine for incomers from all countries bar those on the

'Green List' means that the store sales of the coming fortnight at

Goffs and Tattersalls Ireland will be held without the usual

melJe of Irish, British and French participants. It is fair to expect

that there will be further tinkering with the yearling sales

programme ahead of its start at Doncaster on Sept. 1.

As it has been shown already through these strange times, it is

of course perfectly feasible to conduct bloodstock auctions

online and, for those forced to remain remote, to engage local

agents to do their bidding. But, just as dreaded Zoom meetings

are a poor substitute for talking to people face to face, so is it

pretty unsatisfactory for the sales to be so limited in the number

of attendees. Gone are those ringside conversations that end

with one or more people agreeing to a leg in a previously

unconsidered purchase, or that chance sighting of a horse not

on the list who just happens to catch an owner's eye as he turns

to go back in his stable.

It will work, up to a point, because it has to, and we have all

had to adapt to change in life and routines. But, as we are seeing

with crowdless racing, our sport as entertainment is so much

more than just what happens on the track. It's also the raised

glasses between races, the hubbub of banter at the pre-parade

ring and, for this particular train nerd, that feeling of

anticipation as the doors hiss closed at Ely station en route to

York for a spotless summer's day on the Knavesmire. One can

only hope that the yearning for those days is felt throughout

racing's fan base and that we can return in our droves next year,

all the more grateful for having missed out on so much in 2020.

Cont. p5

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Maystar & Hollie Doyle | Scoop Dyga

In Doyle We Trust This column makes no apologies for repeated mentions of

Hollie Doyle this season because: a) we'd love nothing more

than seeing a woman crowned champion jockey, and b) she's

great.

In the three years from when Doyle first started race-riding in

2013 she rode just six winners. Now she notches almost double

that number in a fortnight and, in the last month, she has been

rewarded with her first two group winners. The second of those

came on Saturday on the Roger Charlton-trained Extra Elusive

(GB) (Mastercraftsman {Ire}) in the G3 Rose of Lancaster S. It

was the perfect start for her association with owner-breeder

Imad Al Sagar, for whom she was named retained jockey on

July 26.

The following day Doyle added the Listed Prix Moonlight Cloud

to her burgeoning tally of stakes wins when she guided Maystar

(Ire) (Mayson {GB}) to his first

black-type win.

Maystar's win prompted

double celebrations for trainer

Archie Watson and the

Hambleton Racing syndicate,

who also combined to win the

G3 Rathasker Stud Phoenix

Sprint S. at the Curragh with

Glen Shiel (GB) (Pivotal {GB}).

Watson tends to work in

tandem with Blandford

Bloodstock's Tom Biggs at the

sales and the pair picked up

Maystar at last year's Tattersalls

Ireland Goresbridge Breeze-up

Sale for i35,000. The five-time winner is entered for the

Tattersalls August Sale. Meanwhile, 6-year-old Glen Shiel, who is

closely related to Godolphin's dual Group 1 winner Farhh (GB)

(Pivotal {GB}), also joined Watson's stable last year from the

Goffs UK Spring Sale. A treble winner at up to nine furlongs for

Andre Fabre before being sold to Biggs and Watson for ,45,000,

Glen Shiel has looked more and more effective since sliding

down the distance scale and his three wins this year have all

come at six furlongs.

The past week was also tinged with sadness for another

Godolphin graduate as James McAuley's bargain buy Sceptical

(GB) (Exceed And Excel {Aus}) suffered a fatal injury on the

gallops. The 4-year-old had been a revelation since joining Denis

Hogan's stable as an unraced 3-year-old after his purchase for

,2,800. He won four of his seven starts and finished in the first

three in the G1 Diamond Jubilee S. and G1 Darley July Cup.

A Regal Dynasty Lagrion (Diesis {GB}) may have been only a moderate

campaigner herself but she was an over-achiever at stud, her 12

foals including the Group 1 winners Dylan Thomas (Ire)

(Danehill), Queen's Logic (Ire) (Grand Lodge) and Homecoming

Queen (Ire) (Holy Roman Emperor {Ire}). Through one of her

daughters, Lagrion's dynasty extends to this year's Derby winner

Serpentine (Ire), a son of Galieo (Ire) and the Oaks runner-up

Remember When (Ire) (Danehill Dancer {Ire}), whose exclusive

matings with the champion sire have resulted in five black-type

winners.

Queen's Logic was crowned the champion 2-year-old filly of

2001 and her exploits for Jaber Abdullah and Mick Channon led

to the move of Lagrion from the ownership of her breeder Kip

McCreery to the Coolmore team. Queen's Logic has exerted

quite an influence on York's G2 Lowther S., a race won by

herself, her daughter Lady Of The Desert (Rahy) and

granddaughter Queen Kindly

(GB) (Frankel {GB}), all of whom

raced for Abduallah.

In the last week, however, it

was the turn of the tiny 1000

Guineas winner Homecoming

Queen to increase the family's

standing when her daughter

Shale (Ire) won the G3 Frank

Conroy Silver Flash S. with

apparent ease on just her third

start. Like her three-parts-sister

Remember When, Homecoming

Queen has also been wedded to

Galileo since retiring to stud and

all four of her foals of racing age are winners, including the

Group 2-placed Berkeley Square (Ire). It would be no surprise to

see Shale enhancing the family's Classic record next year.

Family Matters There's nothing like starting the year with a promising run

from a 3-year-old. Back on Jan. 23, 2012, Bernard Benaych and

Jocelyn Targett almost certainly left Cagnes-Sur Mer delighted-

-the latter perhaps slightly over-refreshed by a pale rosJ-after

their representatives Keira (Fr) (Turtle Bowl {Ire}) and Bunny

Lebowski (Fr) (Echo Of Light {GB}) ran first and second in the

3-year-old maiden.

Fast-forward eight years and the refreshment is still flowing

freely for Targett, who indulged in some Paul Gascoigne-style

celebrations following the victory of Bunny Lebowski's daughter

Velma Valento (Fr) (Dabirsim {Fr}) in the Listed Prix du Pays

d'Auge at Clairefontaine. Cont. p6

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Christophe Ferland (second from right) & Jocelyn Targett celebrate as Julian Ince & Judy Rumbold watch after Velma Valento=s win

Scoop Dyga

Melbourne Cup Trophy | Emma Berry

The Weekly Wrap: Virtual Reality Cont.

The following day, there was cause for further celebration for

Benaych who co-owns Keira's son Port Guillaume (Fr) (Le Havre

{Ire}) with Claudio Marzocco and trainer Jean-Claude Rouget.

The 3-year-old colt, who started his career winning the same

newcomers' race, the Prix du Suquet, as his mother on Jan. 23 of

this year, has since progressed into a worthy Arc contender. His

sole defeat came when fifth in the Prix du Jockey Club and his

latest victory was Saturday's strike in the G2 Prix Hocquart

Longines.

The continuity of these two families will be similarly pleasing

to the trainers of Velma Valento and Port Guillaume, Christophe

Ferland and Rouget, who in each case also trained the sire and

dam of the winner.

Cup Runs Dry For Europeans Opinions are divided as to whether the increasing international

allure of the Melbourne Cup is a good thing for Australia's iconic

staying contest. Those who believe that the high number of

overseas participants in a field limited to 24 runners has

irreparably changed the profile of the race for "battlers" may

find some consolation in this woeful year that there will be

reduced competition from European stables.

With heightened coronavirus restrictions now in place in

Melbourne, it was confirmed last week that Godolphin's

Newmarket stables of Saeed Bin Suroor and Charlie Appleby will

not be sending runners to the Spring Carnival. Lloyd Williams,

who has won the Melbourne Cup six times, most recently with

the Joseph O'Brien-trained Rekindling (GB), has also stated that

"health is paramount" when it comes to considering which, if

any, of his horses currently in training with O'Brien will travel

this year.

While the OTI Racing-owned San Huberto (Ire) (Speightstown),

winner of the G2 Prix Vicomtesse Vigier in June, looks set to

make the journey from Fabrice Chappet's stable, plans are still

uncertain for his fellow resident Skyward (Fr) (Camelot {GB}).

The 4-year-old won Sunday's G3 Prix de Reux and has now

triumphed in four of his six starts, including last season's Listed

Prix Turenne. He is owned in the majority by Arrowfield Stud's

John Messara.

"He's only lightly raced and has a lot of upside," Messara's son

Paul told our sister publication TDN AusNZ. "We bought him for

the Melbourne Cup, so we'd like to go down that direction if at

all possible. We will have a discussion this week. We need to

work out what we can do with him and what options we have in

the current environment."

When Rekindling won the Cup in 2017, he led home an

Irish-trained trifecta filled by Aidan O'Brien's Johannes Vermeer

(Ire) and the Willie Mullins-trained Max Dynamite (Fr). The

following year it was won by another 3-year-old, Cross Counter

(Ire), trained by Charlie Appleby. The Hughie Morrison-trained

Marmelo (GB) was second and Prince Of Arran (Ire),

representing Charlie Fellowes, was third, delivering a clean

sweep for Britain.

In 2019, Flemington-based trainer Danny O'Brien scored a

massively popular home win with Vow And Declare (Aus)

(Declaration Of War), who narrowly held off runners trained by

Aidan and Joseph O'Brien as well as Prince Of Arran again. While

Danny O'Brien will set Vow And Declare for a return mission on

the first Tuesday of November, he also has the exciting northern

hemisphere 3-year-old Russian Camelot (Ire) (Camelot {GB}) as a

potential Cup runner. The stablemates are due to have a

jump-out at Flemington on Tuesday and could take each other

on over a mile in the G1 Makybe Diva S. on Sept. 12.

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Aspetar | Scoop Dyga

Owen Burrows | Racingfotos.com

ASPETAR HOLDS HIS GROUND FOR

JUDDMONTE INTERNATIONAL

Aspetar (Fr) (Al Kazeem {GB}), who won last year=s G1 Preis

von Europa at Cologne in September, will make his next start in

the Aug. 19 G1 Juddmonte International S., trainer Roger

Charlton confirmed on Monday. After a fruitless run in the G1

Longines Hong Kong Vase in December, the gelding made his 5-

year-old bow in the Listed Gala S. at Sandown on July 5 and ran

second to Magny Cours (Medaglia d=Oro). He returned to the

winner=s circle in the G2 York S. on July 25, but Charlton is being

realistic about his charges chances.

AHe could run in the Juddmonte International, [but] I think

realistically we=re trying to get placed,@ he said. AI think there

were a few disappointments in the York S. It was a great effort

from our horse--and he won well--but he=s not going to beat the

Appleby horse [Ghaiyyath (Ire) (Dubawi {Ire})], he=s not going to

beat Lord North (Ire) (Dubawi {Ire}) and he=s not going to beat

Kameko (Kitten=s Joy) if he turns up.

AIf we could finish third or fourth it would be great. There

aren=t many options if you win a Group 2. I looked in France, and

you have to carry a 4 1/2-pound penalty taking on horses like

Sottsass (Fr) (Siyouni {Fr})B you=ve got no chance. We might as

well try and be third or fourth at York.@

DEAUVILLE BECKONS DANDALLA Group winner Dandalla (Ire) (Dandy Man {Ire})=s next target

will be either the G1 Prix Morny on Aug. 23 or the G2 Prix du

Calvados the day prior, both at Deauville in France. Unbeaten in

three starts, including the G3 Albany S. at Royal Ascot on June

19 and the July 10 G2 Dutchess of Cambridge S. at Newmarket,

the Nick Bradley Racing silksbearer is trained by Karl Burke.

AShe=s in the two races, but if she goes anywhere it will be the

Morny,@ said Burke. AWe just put her in the other one in case it

looked a very weak race, or we weren=t 100% happy going to

the Morny. So it=s one or the other--she can=t do both--but we=re

very happy with her.

AHer form couldn=t look any stronger--with Nick=s other filly

Fev Rover (Ire) (Gutaifan {Ire}) winning since, and I believe she=ll

run in the Group 2. Even the third from Newmarket [Santosha

(Ire) (Coulsty {Ire}] has won a group race since.@

TABDEED EYES BETFAIR SPRINT CUP Tabdeed (GB) (Havana Gold {Ire})=s connections are mulling a

start for the group winner in the G1 Betfair Sprint Cup S. at

Haydock on Sept. 5. The six-furlong event would be the gelding=s

first crack at the top level. Representing the blue-and-white silks

of Sheikh Hamdan, the sparingly raced 5-year-old ran second in

a Newcastle all-weather handicap on June 27, and earned his

first group win in the G3 Hackwood S. at Newbury back on grass

on July 18.

Trainer Owen Burrows said, AWe will give him an entry in the

race and see what it looks like. If we are happy with him then we

may as well roll the dice while he is well within himself. We

always thought he was decent.@ Cont. p8

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FIRST-SEASON SIRESWITH RUNNERS

Tabdeed Cont.

He added, AHe hasn=t really done a lot wrong and though he

was beaten on his comeback at Newcastle the winner of that

race, Glen Shiel (GB) (Pivotal {GB}), won a Group 3 at The

Curragh on Sunday so his form has a pretty solid look.@

DAM OF GSW ADDED TO TATTERSALLS

ONLINE AUGUST SALE Solfilia (GB) (Teofilo {Ire}), who is the dam of Saturday=s GII

Yellow Ribbon S. heroine and GISP Bodhicitta (GB) (Showcasing

{GB}), will be offered by Salcey Forest Stud at the Tattersalls

Online August Sale, the sales company announced on Monday.

The 11-year-old mare is in foal to Showcasing (GB). She is joined

by the winning 85p-rated Byford (Fr) (Toronado {Ire}) from

Averham Park Stables. The pair bring the total entries to 15,

with bidding beginning at 12 p.m. BST on Wednesday and

ending at noon BST on Friday. For more information on the

catalogue and the bidding process, please go to

www.tattersallsonline.com.

CONNECTIONS OF ALOHA STAR TO APPEAL

PHOENIX RESULT Aloha Star (Ire) (Starspangledbanner {Aus})=s connections have

appealed their filly=s demotion from second to third place in the

G1 Keeneland Phoenix S. on Sunday. Lucky Vega (Ire) (Lope de

Vega {Ire}) won the race, and The Lir Jet (Ire) (Prince of Lir {Ire})

was promoted to second. A winner of the G2 Airlie Stud S. in

July, the bay sports a record of two wins in five starts. She is

entered in the Tattersalls Online August Sale which opens on

Wednesday.

AWe=ve lodged an appeal, so we=ll leave it at that,@ said trainer

Fozzy Stack. AIt=s not just the £20,000 difference in prize-money,

it=s the difference between finishing first and second in a Group

1. She=s come out of the race well and she holds an entry in the

online sale this week. If she=s still in the yard after that we=d like

to aim at the Cheveley Park. It=s always hard when the girls take

on the boys, but she ran a cracker.@

Tuesday, Aug. 11, 2020:

UNITED KINGDOM

Adaay (Ire) (Kodiac {GB}), Whitsbury Manor Stud

94 foals of racing age/10 winners/0 black-type winners

14:40-WOLVERHAMPTON, 6f, APACHE MIST (GB)

8,500gns RNA Tattersalls December Foal Sale 2018; ,3,500

Goffs UK Premier & Silver Yearling Sale 2019

14:40-WOLVERHAMPTON, 6f, DAY JOB (GB)

,4,000 RNA Goffs UK Premier & Silver Yearling Sale 2019

Air Force Blue (War Front), Ashford Stud

107 foals of racing age/4 winners/0 black-type winners

14:10-WOLVERHAMPTON, 6f, BLUE HERO

$75,000 Keeneland Association November Breeding Stock Sale

2018; i70,000 Goffs Orby Yearling Sale 2019

Ajaya (GB) (Invincible Spirit {Ire}), Rathbarry Stud

31 foals of racing age/2 winners/0 black-type winners

14:10-WOLVERHAMPTON, 6f, IGOTATEXT (Ire)

i13,500 RNA Tattersalls Ireland Flat Breeding Stock Sale 2018;

i10,000 Tattersalls Ireland September Yearlings 2019

Cannock Chase (Lemon Drop Kid), Vauterhill Stud

39 foals of racing age/0 winners/0 black-type winners

15:25-HAYDOCK PARK, 7f, RUN THIS WAY (GB)

Charming Thought (GB) (Oasis Dream {GB}), Dalham Hall Stud

48 foals of racing age/3 winners/0 black-type winners

14:40-WOLVERHAMPTON, 6f, FIRCOMBE HALL (GB)

,8,000 RNA Goffs UK Premier & Silver Yearling Sale 2019

14:10-WOLVERHAMPTON, 6f, RESOLUTE LASS (GB)

Estidhkaar (Ire) (Dark Angel {Ire}), Tara Stud

106 foals of racing age/6 winners/0 black-type winners

14:10-WOLVERHAMPTON, 6f, ARQOOB (Ire)

i64,000 Goffs November Foals Sale 2018; 120,000gns

Tattersalls October Yearling Sale 2019 - Book 2

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Goken is looking for his 11th

winner in France on Tuesday. | Haras de Colleville

OBSERVATIONSon the European racing scene

Goken (Fr) (Kendargent {Fr}), Haras de Colleville

61 foals of racing age/10 winners/1 black-type winner

14:10-WOLVERHAMPTON, 6f, ISLEY GALESTE (Fr)

i9,500 Arqana Deauville Autumn Mixed Sale 2019; 60,000gns

Tattersalls Guineas Breeze-Up Sale 2020

Kodi Bear (Ire) (Kodiac {GB}), Rathbarry Stud

83 foals of racing age/5 winners/0 black-type winners

14:40-WOLVERHAMPTON, 6f, VOODOO WHODOO (Ire)

i11,000 Goffs Sportsman's Yearling Sale 2019

Markaz (Ire) (Dark Angel {Ire}), Derrinstown Stud

78 foals of racing age/3 winners/0 black-type winners

15:55-HAYDOCK PARK, 7f, A BOY NAMED IVY (Ire)

15,000gns RNA Tattersalls December Foal Sale 2018; i4,500

Goffs February Mixed Sale 2019; i7,000 Goffs Sportsman's

Yearling Sale 2019

Mehmas (Ire) (Acclamation {GB}), Tally-Ho Stud

146 foals of racing age/17 winners/2 black-type winners

13:40-WOLVERHAMPTON, 5f, AUSSIE STORMER (Ire)

,50,000 Goffs UK Premier & Silver Yearling Sale 2019

13:40-WOLVERHAMPTON, 5f, KHABIB (Ire)

i35,000 Tattersalls Ireland September Yearlings 2019

Pearl Secret (GB) (Compton Place {GB}), Chapel Stud

43 foals of racing age/1 winner/0 black-type winners

15:50-LINGFIELD PARK, 5f, BELGIUM (GB)

i1,500 Tattersalls Ireland September Yearlings 2019; 12,000gns

Tattersalls Guineas Breeze-Up Sale 2020

15:55-HAYDOCK PARK, 7f, SPANISH HUSTLE (GB)

i6,000 Tattersalls Ireland Flat Breeding Stock Sale 2018;

i25,000 Goffs Sportsman's Yearling Sale 2019

Territories (Ire) (Invincible Spirit {Ire}), Dalham Hall Stud

113 foals of racing age/8 winners/0 black-type winners

14:10-WOLVERHAMPTON, 6f, TYPICAL MAN (GB)

Twilight Son (GB) (Kyllachy {GB}), Cheveley Park Stud

122 foals of racing age/7 winners/1 black-type winner

15:25-HAYDOCK PARK, 7f, BELLA NOTTE (GB)

15:50-LINGFIELD PARK, 5f, ISABELLA SWAN (GB)

14:40-WOLVERHAMPTON, 6f, TWILIGHT LUCY (GB)

52,000gns Tattersalls October Yearling Sale 2019 - Book 2

Vadamos (Fr) (Monsun {Ger}), Tally-Ho Stud

127 foals of racing age/3 winners/0 black-type winners

15:25-HAYDOCK PARK, 7f, VELOCITY (Ire)

i37,000 Goffs Orby Yearling Sale 2019

FRANCE

Exosphere (Aus) (Lonhro {Aus}), Haras du Logis

31 foals of racing age/0 winners/0 black-type winners

3-DEAUVILLE, 1200m, OCEAN (Fr)

i27,000 RNA Arqana Deauville Augest Yearling Sale 2019

Goken (Fr) (Kendargent {Fr}), Haras de Colleville

61 foals of racing age/10 winners/1 black-type winner

6-MOULINS, 1000m, GOYAVA (Fr)

6-MOULINS, 1000m, LA BONBONNIERE (Fr)

i20,000 Osarus September Yearling Sale 2019

3-DEAUVILLE, 1200m, MAGIC SWORD (Fr)

i12,000 Arqana December Breeding Stock Sale 2018 - English

Version; i32,000 Arqana Deauville v2 Yearling Sale 2019

6-MOULINS, 1000m, SITI BINTI (Fr)

The Last Lion (Ire) (Choisir {Aus}), Kildangan Stud

43 foals of racing age/3 winners/0 black-type winners

3-DEAUVILLE, 1200m, KING OF THE LIONS (Ire)

Shalaa (Ire) (Invincible Spirit {Ire}), Haras de Bouquetot

118 foals of racing age/5 winners/0 black-type winners

1-MOULINS, 1400m, FOREVER AND A DAY (Fr)

i38,000 Arqana Deauville v2 Yearling Sale 2019

SON OF SPEEDY BOARDING ON SHOW AT

HAYDOCK2.55 Haydock, Nov, ,5,400, 2yo, 7f 212yT

Sheikh Mohammed Obaid Al Maktoum=s LEGEND OF DUBAI (GB)

(Dubawi {Ire}), a son of MG1SW Speedy Boarding (GB)

(Shamardal), ran into the >TDN Rising Star= effort of Guru (GB)

(Kingman {GB}) when third tackling seven furlongs at Newbury

for the Roger Varian-Andrea Atzeni axis last month and gets a

second chance to shed maiden status upped in trip here.

Cont. p10

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Observations Cont.

His opposition includes Godolphin=s Branwell (Ire) (Dubawi

{Ire}), who is a homebred half to GSW G1 Criterium

International runner-up Earnshaw (Medaglia d=Oro),

representing Charlie Appleby=s in-form barn; Roger Charlton

trainee Amalfi Bay (GB) (Lope de Vega {Ire}), who is an Elite

Racing Club homebred half-brother to two black-type

performers out of a half-sister to the operation=s MG1SW

darling Soviet Song (Ire) (Marju {Ire}); and Crone Stud Farms

Ltd=s Happy (Ire) (Galileo {Ire}), who is a Mark Johnston-

conditioned half to last term=s Listed Noel Murless S. placegetter

Almania (Ire) (Australia {GB}) out of G3 Prestige S. victress and

G1 1000 Guineas fourth Sent From Heaven (Ire)

(Footstepsinthesand {GB}).

3.25 Haydock, Nov, ,5,400, 2yo, f, 6f 212yT

Cheveley Park Stud=s homebred VERBENA (GB) (Lethal Force

{Ire}) finished five lengths and a neck behind the swashbuckling

performance of Pomelo (GB) (Dubawi {Ire}) when a first-up third

going seven furlongs at Newbury last month and reappears over

much the same trip in this second outing. She is a half-sister to

GSW G1 Hong Kong Champions Mile third Simply Brilliant (GB)

(Frankel {GB}) out of G1 Fillies= Mile heroine Red Bloom (GB)

(Selkirk). Rivals to the Clive Cox trainee feature Aidan Ryan=s

Brave Blossom (Ire) (Mayson {GB}), who is a Richard Fahey-

conditioned half to Group 3-winning duo Valeria Messalina (Ire)

(Holy Roman Emperor {Ire}) and Pincheck (Ire) (Invincible Spirit

{Ire}) produced by a sibling of G1SW sires Kingsfort (War Chant)

and Prince Arch (Arch).

Monday=s Results:

#chestertogether QUEENSFERRY S.-Listed, ,34,000, Chester,

8-10, 3yo/up, 6f 17yT, 1:12.51, gd.

1--JUDICIAL (IRE), 132, g, 8, Iffraaj (GB)--Marlinka (GB) (SW-Fr),

by Marju (Ire). O/B-Elite Racing Club (IRE); T-Julie Camacho;

J-Callum Rodriguez. ,19,281. Lifetime Record: MGSW-Eng,

39-16-3-1, $370,549. *1/2 to Marsha (Ire) (Acclamation {GB}),

Hwt. Older Horse-Eur at 5-7f, Hwt. 3yo-Fr at 5-7f, G1SW-Eng &

Fr, GSP-Ire, $890,913.

2--Major Jumbo (GB), 127, g, 6, Zebedee (GB)--Gone Sailing

(GB), by Mizzen Mast. (17,000gns Wlg >14 TATFOA; ,37,000

Ylg >15 DNSIL). O-T A Rahman; B-D R Botterill (GB); T-Kevin

Ryan. ,7,310.

3--Emaraaty Ana (GB), 127, c, 4, Shamardal--Spirit of Dubai (Ire),

by Cape Cross (Ire). O-Sheikh Mohammed Obaid Al Maktoum;

B-Rabbah Bloodstock Ltd (GB); T-Kevin Ryan. ,3,658.

Margins: 2 3/4, 3/4, 1HF. Odds: 1.50, 2.50, 3.50.

Also Ran: Gabrial The Wire (GB), Rock On Baileys (GB), Dark

Pursuit (GB), Growl (GB), Angel Alexander (Ire). Scratched: Moss

Gill (Ire), Keep Busy (Ire).

Judicial secured a fourth stakes success in Newcastle=s June 27

G3 Chipchase S., in his penultimate start, and went postward as

the 6-4 favourite for this sharp dash coming back off a fourth in

the July 18 G3 Hackwood S. at Newbury. Settled just behind the

leaders along the rail in fourth after an alert getaway, he was

angled outside and shaken up to challenge passing the furlong

marker and powered clear in the closing stages to easily trump

last year=s winner Major Jumbo.

AHe=s amazing, he=s eight years old and probably in the best

form he=s ever been,@ said winning rider Callum Rodriguez. AWe

had a good draw, they went a nice gallop up front and I was able

to keep him balanced and keep filling him up. It was more a case

of when I went and not getting to the front too soon, but even

when I did get to the front he kept going strongly to the line.

He=s a big horse and has a great record around here, but at the

same time he can take a bit of organising so I just wanted to let

him find his feet and manoeuvre if I needed to. He was going so

well, I knew I had the horses in front of me covered and I=d have

been surprised if anything had come from behind me and picked

me up.@

Judicial, one of two pattern-race winners out of Listed Prix des

Reves victrix Marlinka (GB) (Marju {Ire}), is a half-brother to G1

Nunthorpe S. and G1 Prix de l=Abbaye heroine Marsha (Ire)

(Acclamation {GB}), the hitherto unraced 3-year-old filly Lady

Angela (Ire) (Dark Angel {Ire}) and a yearling colt by Frankel

(GB). Marlinka is herself the leading performer for Baralanka

(Ire) (Barathea {Ire}), who in turn is kin to MG1SW champion

distaffer Soviet Song (Ire) (Marju {Ire}). The latter=s full-sister

Sister Act (GB) produced G1 Prix Jean Romanet victrix Ribbons

(GB) (Manduro {Ger}) while her half-sister Kazatzka (GB) (Groom

Dancer) is the dam of G3 Pinnacle S. winner Miss Marjurie (Ire)

(Marju {Ire}). Click for the Racing Post result. Video, sponsored

by Fasig-Tipton.

4th-Chester, ,18,000, Cond, 8-10, 2yo, c/g, 6f 17yT, 1:14.35,

g/f.

MYSTERY SMILES (IRE) (c, 2, Mehmas {Ire}--Alexander Alliance

{Ire} {SW-Ire}, by Danetime {Ire}), the easy winner of his July 27

debut over five furlongs at Windsor last time, was fourth of five

to break the tape and remained there through halfway in this

one. Nudged along rounding the home turn, the 5-2 second

choice arrived on the scene passing the eighth pole and was

pushed out late to assert by 3/4-of-a-length from Zamaani (Ire)

(Night of Thunder {Ire}). Cont. p4

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4th-Chester Cont.

AHe=s a nice horse going forward and Andrew [Balding]=s

horses always improve,@ said winning rider Silvestre de Sousa.

AHe won very well first time, but we thought he would come on

for the run and he has come on. It was a really competitive little

race, it will probably bring him on again and I wouldn=t like to go

any further [in trip] at the moment. It=s sharp round here, but he

coped well and is a nice horse for the future. He=s had two runs

and I=ve not had to touch him behind the saddle, so it will be

interesting when we ask him to go a bit quicker.@ Mystery Smiles

is the latest of six surviving foals, and one of two winners,

produced by Listed Flame of Tara S. victress Alexander Alliance

(Ire) (Danetime {Ire}), herself kin to three black-type performers

headed by G1 Prix de l=Abbaye hero Maarek (GB) (Pivotal {GB}).

Sales history: i12,000 Wlg >18 GOFNOV; i19,000 RNA Ylg >19

GOFSPT; ,165,000 2yo >20 GOFARQ. Lifetime Record: 2-2-0-0,

$20,500. Video, sponsored by Fasig-Tipton.

O-King Power Racing Co Ltd; B-Ballycrighaun Stud (IRE);

T-Andrew Balding.

1st-Chester, ,7,000, Nov, 8-10, 2yo, 7f 1yT, 1:25.88, g/f.

PRAISE OF SHADOWS (IRE) (c, 2, Exceed and Excel {Aus}--Moon

Over Water {Ire}, by Galileo {Ire}) was squeezed back at the

break, but recovered to race in second after finding an open

seam along the fence. Scrubbed along passing the two pole on

the home turn, the 8-1 chance led into the straight and was

ridden clear inside the final furlong to score by three lengths

from Commonsensical (GB) (Bated Breath {GB}). Half to a

yearling colt by Ribchester (Ire), he is the fifth of sixth foals and

second winner out of a half-sister to G1 Dubai World Cup-

winning sire Moon Ballad (Ire) (Singspiel {Ire}) and the dam of

MGSW G1 King George VI & Queen Elizabeth S. runner-up

Telescope (Ire) (Galileo {Ire}). Sales history: 62,000gns Ylg >19

TATOCT. Lifetime Record: 1-1-0-0, $5,912. Video, sponsored by

Fasig-Tipton.

1ST-TIME STARTER. O-A & R Al Kamda; B-Rabbah Bloodstock Ltd

(IRE); T-Marco Botti.

7th-Leicester, ,5,400, Nov, 8-10, 3yo/up, 8f 53yT, 1:44.45, g/f.

STUNNING BEAUTY (IRE) (f, 3, Shamardal--Short Skirt {GB}

{MGSW & MG1SP-Eng, $357,566}, by Diktat {GB}), who opened

up with a four-length debut score going one mile at Newmarket

last month, was swiftly into stride and led from flagfall here. In

command throughout, the 1-7 lock was shaken up to go safely

clear inside the final quarter mile and stayed on well for mild

coaxing in the latter stages to hit the line 7 1/2 lengths ahead of

Lights On (GB) (Siyouni {Fr}). One of five winners for MGSW G1

Epsom Oaks and G1 Yorkshire Oaks placegetter Short Skirt (GB)

(Diktat {GB}), the homebred April-foaled chestnut is a half-sister

to Listed Height of Fashion S. runner-up Minidress (GB) (Street

Cry {Ire}), herself the dam of Listed Cairn Rouge S. third

Petticoat (GB) (Cape Cross {Ire}). Lifetime Record: 2-2-0-0,

$12,727.

O/B-Godolphin (IRE); T-Saeed bin Suroor.

CONDITIONS RESULTS:

4th-Leicester, ,4,300, Cond, 8-10, 3yo/up, 6fT, 1:11.65, g/f.

WIFF WAFF (GB) (g, 5, Poet=s Voice {GB}--Eraadaat {Ire}, by

Intikhab) Lifetime Record: 40-4-7-3, $40,742. O/T-Adrian

Wintle; B-J W Parry (GB). *23,000gns RNA Ylg >16 TAOCT;

16,000gns 4yo >19 TATHIT. **1/2 to Black Beach (GB)

(Footstepsinthesand {GB}), SP-Ire.

ADDITIONAL MAIDEN WINNERS:

Arsonist (Ger), c, 2, Sea The Moon (Ger)--Amalie (Ger) (SP-Ger),

by Areion (Ger). Leicester, 8-10, 7fT, 1:25.63. B-Gestut

Gorlsdorf (GER). *i70,000 Ylg >19 BBAGS.

YORKSHIRE OPEN DAY GOES VIRTUAL

The inaugural Virtual Yorkshire Open Day hosted by Racing

Welfare will be on Sept. 13. Due to COVID, the event replaces

the Middleham and Malton Open Days, which were cancelled.

The Virtual Open Day will feature racehorse trainers from across

the county providing video tours and other insights into their

training operations, as well as equine superstars and horses to

follow.

There will also be a Virtual Epsom Open Day on Aug. 31 which

will also showcase the Derby=s rich history through video tours,

interviews with trainers and racing staff based in the town.

Racing Welfare will be conducting a national online auction to

assist in fundraising efforts during the virtual open days which

will go live on Aug. 27 and end on Sept. 24. Donations made

during these events will be used to provide a full range of

support services to all of racing=s people and will aid in

developing local projects in both areas. Cont. p12

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Virtural Yorkshire Open Day Cont.

For more information, go to

www.racingwelfare.co.uk/yorkshireopenday/. For more

information on the Epsom event, please go to

www.racingwelfare.co.uk/epsomopenday/.

Monday=s Results:

3rd-Clairefontaine, i20,000, Mdn, 8-10, 3yo, 9fT, 1:52,

sf.

EXOMOON (GB) (f, 3, Invincible Spirit {Ire}--Heliosphere, by

Medaglia d=Oro), a July 16 debut runner-up tackling this trip at

Compiegne last time, was restrained to race off the tempo in a

midfield sixth after breaking to the fore from an outer post here.

Making stealthy headway once fanning wide with the field into

the straight, the 57-10 chance locked horns with Winter Reprise

(Fr) (Intello {Ger}) entering the final eighth and was ridden out

to deny that rival by a half-length. She is the first of four foals

out of an unraced half to MGISP dual Grade II victress Hungry

Island (More Than Ready), GIII Hal=s Hope S. winner Soaring

Empire (Empire Maker) and to the dam of last term=s GI

Woodward S. hero Preservationist (Arch). The February-foaled

homebred bay=s dam Heliosphere (Medaglia d=Oro), who is also

a full-sister to GIII Herecomesthebride S. second Tokyo Time and

a granddaughter of GI Ashland S. heroine Chic Shirine (Mr.

Prospector), has also produced the hitherto unraced 2-year-old

filly New Moon Rising (Ire) (Muhaarar {GB}), a yearling colt by

Showcasing (GB) and a 2020 Saxon Warrior (Jpn) filly. Lifetime

Record: 2-1-1-0, i14,000. Video, sponsored by Fasig-Tipton.

O/B-Flaxman Stables Ireland Ltd (GB); T-Francis Henri Graffard.

CONDITIONS RESULTS:

5th-Clairefontaine, i22,000, Cond, 8-10, 4yo/up, 14 1/2fT,

3:08.90, sf.

PALPITATOR (FR) (h, 6, Motivator {GB}--Feerie Stellaire {Fr}, by

Take Risks {Fr}) Lifetime Record: SW-Fr, 19-4-5-2, i124,850.

O/T-Christian Bresson; B-Christian Bresson & Pierre Lamy (FR).

ADDITIONAL MAIDEN WINNERS:

Maavah (Fr), f, 3, Sidestep (Aus)--Tejahaa (Fr), by Haafhd (GB).

Clairefontaine, 8-10, 7fT, 1:23.90. B-Henri-Alex Pantall & Mme

Yvette Pantall (FR).

IN JAPAN:

Shock Action (Ire), c, 2, Gleneagles (Ire)--Reset In Blue (Ire)

(MSW & GSP-Ity, $162,553), by Fastnet Rock (Aus). Niigata,

8-8, Maiden (,70k/i78k), 1600mT, 1:35.3. Lifetime Record:

2-1-0-1, $65,094. O-Godolphin; B-Scuderia Effevi Srl & Dioscuri

Srl; T-Ryuji Okubo. *65,000gns Wlg >18 TATDEF.

Turkish Palace (Ire), c, 3, Golden Horn (GB)--Regency Romance

(GB), by Diktat (GB). Niigata, 8-9, Cond. (,209k/i233k),

2000mT, 2:01.8. Lifetime Record: 6-3-0-0, $281,981.

O/B-Godolphin; T-Mitsugu Kon. *1/2 to Agathonia (Street Cry

{Ire}), SW & GSP-Ger, SP-Fr.

Royal Purple (GB), g, 3, Pivotal (GB)--Royal Crystal, by Tapit.

Niigata, 8-9, Maiden (,70k/i78k), 1800m, 1:53.6. Lifetime

Record: 6-1-1-0, $79,340. O-Godolphin; B-Rabbah Bloodstock

Limited; T-Yukihiro Kato. *30,000gns Wlg >17 TATDEF.

Monday=s Result:

CLUSTER CUP-Listed (Jpn-G3), ¥36,800,000

(US$347,087/£265,944/€295,007), Morioka, 8-10, 3yo/up,

1200m, 1:08.50 (NTR), gd.

1--MATERA SKY, 121, h, 6, Speightstown

1st Dam: Mostaqeleh (GSP-Fr), by Rahy

2nd Dam: Istiqlal, by Diesis (GB)

3rd Dam: Wasnah, by Nijinsky II

($140,000 Wlg >14 KEENOV; $350,000 Ylg >15 KEESEP).

O-Tsuyoshi Ono; B-Lynch Bages LTD (KY); T-Hideyuki Mori;

J-Yutaka Take. ¥23,090,000. Lifetime Record: GSW-Jpn,

G1SP-UAE, 30-7-7-0, $2,519,711. *1/2 to Nawwaar (Distorted

Humor), MSW-UAE, $330,994; Raagheb (Street Cry {Ire}),

SW-US, $416,402; and Murillo (Scat Daddy), GSW-Ire & Eng,

$101,343.

2--Hiro Shige Gold (Jpn), 119, h, 5, South Vigorous--F T Strike

(Jpn), by Black Tuxedo (Jpn). O-West Hills inc.; B-Masao Saito

(Jpn); -6,440,000.

3--Bulldog Boss (Jpn), 130, h, 8, Daiwa Major (Jpn)--Lyphard

Cannes (Jpn), by Danehill. O-Him Rock Racing; B-Keiichi

Samekawa. -3,680,000.

Margins: HF, 2HF, 2HF. Odds: 1.10, 5.40, 7.20.

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Leading General Sires by Black-Type Horsesfor stallions standing in Europe through Sunday, Aug. 9.

Earnings represent European figures, stud fees listed are 2020 fees.

Rank Stallion BTW BTH GSW GSH G1SW G1SH Starters Wnrs Highest Earner Earnings

1 Galileo (Ire) 18 40 16 32 5 18 172 48 291,868 3,324,094

(1998) by Sadler's Wells FYR: 2003 Crops: 16 Stands: Coolmore Stud Ire Fee: Private Serpentine (Ire)

2 Dubawi (Ire) 13 32 10 24 3 4 150 56 215,166 1,399,773

(2002) by Dubai Millennium (GB) FYR: 2007 Crops: 12 Stands: Dalham Hall Stud Eng Fee: ,250,000 Space Blues (Ire)

3 Frankel (GB) 8 24 4 17 1 4 112 39 95,513 817,353

(2008) by Galileo (Ire) FYR: 2014 Crops: 5 Stands: Banstead Manor Stud Eng Fee: ,175,000 Frankly Darling (GB)

4 Camelot (GB) 10 23 4 14 2 3 163 49 165,696 1,091,068

(2009) by Montjeu (Ire) FYR: 2015 Crops: 4 Stands: Coolmore Stud Ire Fee: i40,000 Even So (Ire)

5 Kingman (GB) 8 22 7 16 2 2 128 42 157,453 978,780

(2011) by Invincible Spirit (Ire) FYR: 2016 Crops: 3 Stands: Banstead Manor Stud Eng Fee: ,150,000Palace Pier (GB)

6 Kodiac (GB) 6 21 4 14 1 1 331 92 202,187 1,322,562

(2001) by Danehill FYR: 2008 Crops: 11 Stands: Tally-Ho Stud Ire Fee: i65,000 Hello Youmzain (Fr)

7 Sea the Stars (Ire) 12 20 10 14 3 5 144 45 301,611 1,560,044

(2006) by Cape Cross (Ire) FYR: 2011 Crops: 8 Stands: Gilltown Stud Ire Fee: i150,000 Stradivarius (Ire)

8 Dark Angel (Ire) 9 19 3 7 2 2 270 74 218,888 1,429,418

(2005) by Acclamation (GB) FYR: 2009 Crops: 10 Stands: Yeomanstown Stud Ire Fee: i85,000 Battaash (Ire)

9 Teofilo (Ire) 9 18 5 12 2 3 120 26 108,836 722,429

(2004) by Galileo (Ire) FYR: 2009 Crops: 10 Stands: Kildangan Stud Ire Fee: i40,000 Tawkeel (GB)

10 Shamardal 10 16 7 12 2 4 125 39 285,494 1,286,913

(2002) by Giant's Causeway FYR: 2007 Crops: 13 Stands: Kildangan Stud EUR (Dead) Victor Ludorum (GB)

11 Lope de Vega (Ire) 8 16 4 9 2 3 212 64 131,015 1,176,477

(2007) by Shamardal FYR: 2012 Crops: 7 Stands: Ballylinch Stud Ire Fee: i100,000 Lucky Vega (Ire)

12 Zoffany (Ire) 3 15 2 10 -- 1 246 69 50,450 999,660

(2008) by Dansili (GB) FYR: 2013 Crops: 6 Stands: Coolmore Stud Ire Fee: i22,500 Pensiero d'Amore (Ire)

13 Siyouni (Fr) 6 14 3 8 2 2 212 68 164,336 1,474,605

(2007) by Pivotal (GB) FYR: 2012 Crops: 7 Stands: Haras de Bonneval Fr Fee: i100,000 Dream And Do (Ire)

14 Sea the Moon (Ger) 7 14 4 7 1 2 80 31 271,588 810,247

(2011) by Sea the Stars (Ire) FYR: 2016 Crops: 3 Stands: Lanwades Stud Eng Fee: ,15,000 Alpine Star (Ire)

15 Wootton Bassett (GB) 7 13 2 5 -- 3 102 25 293,984 964,562

(2008) by Iffraaj (GB) FYR: 2013 Crops: 6 Stands: Haras d'Etreham Fr Fee: i40,000 The Summit (Fr)

TUESDAY, 11 AUGUST 2020

Anders as a yearling | TDN AusNZ

Paul Messara | Bronwen Healy

ANDERS LIVING UP TOMADAME'S POTENTIAL

By Bren O'Brien

The emergence of Saturday's Listed Rosebud winner Anders

(Not A Single Doubt) as a promising early-season 3-year-old

prospect is of no surprise to Paul Messara, the man who trained

his dam, Madame Andree (War Emblem {USA}).

Madame Andree never made it to the racetrack and was

retired to the Arrowfield broodmare band after two trials, but

the impression she left on Messara with her trackwork ensured

she would be given the best possible chance to produce

something to do justice to her raw talent.

"She was a horse that seemed to have unlimited ability. I had

her at the same time as I was training [three-time Group 1

winner] Ortensia, and I thought she was going to be an absolute

star. She did a couple of pieces of work with Ortensia, and she

was an absolute freak of a thing," Messara told TDN AusNZ.

"Unfortunately, she did a tendon and never made it to the track

and what she showed us prior to that was very impressive.

"When you look at the breeding record of Madame Andree

and have a quick look at the pedigree, you would think we had

massively overmated her, but the reason for that was off the

back of my opinion of her."

As a racehorse, and a broodmare prospect, Madame Andree

boasted a very interesting international pedigree. She was by G1

Kentucky Derby winner War Emblem (USA), out of an unplaced

Japanese mare, Glamour Stock (Jpn), (Sunday Silence {USA}),

who is a half-sister to four stakes winners, including champion

Canadian 2-year-old colt and Grade 1 winner Exciting Story

(USA) (Diablo {USA}).

War Emblem was famously reluctant to serve mares in his time

at Shadai Stallion Station and produced just 124 foals across his

eight seasons, but he was able to get Glamour Stock in foal

Southern Hemisphere time before she was shipped to

Arrowfield in late 2008.

"War Emblem was a pretty good stallion, but he wouldn=t

cover mares in Japan. This was one of the test mares to try and

get the stallion going Southern Hemisphere time, and as a result,

she was bred to him and came out here. That's how we ended

up with Madame Andree," Messara said.

While the filly was never able to get the job done on the track,

Madame Andree was able to produce excellent types as a

broodmare.

Progeny Shape up in Sales Ring Arrowfield retained her first two fillies by Redoute's Choice,

the dual winner Madame Pauline and the unraced Nancy Grace,

both are now broodmares themselves. The colt by Snitzel, to be

named Battleground, was a $900,000 yearling buy by James

Harron at the 2018 Magic Millions Gold Coast Yearling Sale.

Twelve months later, Anders went through the same sales ring

and was snapped up by Aquis Farm and Ciaron Maher Racing for

$670,000.

"I always thought she could be a good horse and this one

might be it," Messara said. "She's a beautiful type, albeit a bit of

a late developer, but her offspring have been very attractive

horses.@

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"Anders was outstanding, an absolutely beautiful type and

outstanding in the yearling sales ring. I was trying to push one of

my friends to buy him at the time, and he's regretting that now.

I rang him on Saturday and told him there's the horse you were

supposed to buy. He was such a lovely yearling and a standout

individual."

Anders debuted at the Gold Coast back in January, finishing

sixth behind Wisdom Of Water (Headwater). He returned to

racing with a second behind the promising Peltzer (So You Think

{NZ}) at Kembla Grange in April before breaking his maiden with

a 6.6l victory at Wyong in May. He was given a spell after his

victory at Rosehill in late May and returned to the same track

first-up on Saturday, powering away to a 4.8l success for his first

stakes win. The enthusiasm the Maher and David Eustace stable

and owners Aquis have for the 3-year-old suggests he could be a

horse that graduates towards races such as the G1 Golden Rose

S. and The Everest this time in.

Another Star by Not a Single Doubt Anders became the fifth stakes winner from that current crop

of 3-year-olds by recently pensioned Arrowfield stallion Not A

Single Doubt, an amazing record from just 44 starters from that

crop.

"Not A Single Doubt has been a phenomenon and the older he

gets, the better the crops have been coming. I think we bred

them better," Messara, who is also General Manager at

Arrowfield, said. "You learn a lot about your horses and there is

no doubt we learned about him and how to breed to him, and

that has been proven by the stakes horses he has had."

Madame Andree's 2-year-old colt by Shalaa (Ire) was

purchased for $360,000 by George Moore Bloodstock and Gary

Moore Racing at this year's Magic Millions Sale, while she had a

now yearling filly by Snitzel and is in foal to another Arrowfield

stallion in Pariah. She will return to Shalaa this year.

Success Flows to France Anders' success was the start of a good weekend for his

breeders, with the Arrowfield colours carried to victory by

Skyward (Fr) (Camelot {GB}) in the G3 Prix de Reux at Deauville

on Sunday. The Fabrice Chappet-trained 4-year-old was having

his third run for 2020 and stepping to the 2500 metres for the

first time, he showed a strong kick to win under Stephane

Pasquier.

AIt was fantastic to see," Messara said. "We bought him as a

Melbourne Cup hopeful and he's bounced back really well. They

found a small issue with him and they have sorted that out and

he was back to his best.

"He's only lightly raced and has a lot of upside. We bought him

for the Melbourne Cup, so we=d like to go down that direction if

at all possible.

"We will have a discussion this week. We need to work out

what we can do with him and what options we have in the

current environment."