TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 2015

AMERICAN PHAROAH MORNING LINE PICK Triple Crown hero American Pharoah (Pioneerof the Nile) willbreak from gate four when he goes postward for the final timein his racing career in Saturday’s GI Breeders’ Cup Classic atKeeneland. The sophomore, who will face nine foes in the $5-million centerpiece of championship weekend, was installedthe 6-5 morning-line favorite as he looks to rebound from arunner-upeffort in theAug. 29 GI Travers S. “The horsedrew verywell,” trainerBob Baffertcommentedafter the draw.“I’m happy withhis post. But themain thing isthe horse isdoing reallywell.” Second choice in the Classic is multiple Eclipse championBeholder (Henny Hughes), who drew the 10 hole duringMonday’s post position draw held at Keeneland. Earlier in the day, the two favorites turned in impressive workswith American Pharoah zipping four furlongs in :46.60 at SantaAnita and Beholder sizzling five furlongs at Keeneland :59.40.Both were bullet moves. The contentious 10-horse Classic field includes nineGrade/Group 1 winners and Victor Espinoza, who will rideAmerican Pharoah, acknowledged it would not be just a racebetween the top two favorites. “Beholder is tough,” Espinoza said. “She’s a great filly, but Idon’t worry about just one. I think about the whole field. Thereis a reason why they are in the race, because they are allshooting to win, and they’re all going to try to beat AmericanPharoah again.” Last year’s GI Belmont S. winner Tonalist (Tapit) and late-running GI Whitney H. winner Honor Code (A.P. Indy) are co-third choice in the Classic at 6-1. Tonlist will break from the rail,while Honor Code drew post nine. In all, 175 horses, including 10 also-eligibles, were entered for13 championships races to be held for the first time atLexington’s historic Keeneland Friday and Saturday and worthmore than $26 million.

Saturday, Keeneland, post time: 5:35 p.m. EDTBREEDERS' CUP CLASSIC-GI, $5,000,000, 3yo/up, 1 1/4mPP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER WT1 Tonalist Tapit Velazquez Clement 1262 Keen Ice K Curlin Ortiz, Jr. Romans 1223 Frosted Tapit Rosario McLaughlin 1224 American Pharoah Pioneerof the Nile Espinoza Baffert 1225 Gleneagles (Ire) Galileo (Ire) Moore O'Brien 1226 Effinex Mineshaft Smith Jerkens 1267 Smooth Roller K Hard Spun Baze Garcia 1268 Hard Aces Hard Spun Talamo Sadler 1269 Honor Code A.P. Indy Castellano McGaughey III 12610 Beholder K Henny Hughes Stevens Mandella 123

Owners: 1-Robert S. Evans, 2-Donegal Racing, 3-Godolphin Racing, LLC,4-Zayat Stables, LLC (Ahmed Zayat), 5-Michael Tabor, Mrs. John Magnier &Derrick Smith, 6-Tri-Bone Stables, 7-Lucky Charm Stable, 8-Hronis RacingLLC, 9-Lane's End Racing and Dell Ridge Farm LLC, 10-Spendthrift Farm, LLCBreeders: 1-Woodslane Farm, 2-Glencrest Farm, 3-Darley, 4-Zayat Stables,5-You'resothrilling Syndicate, 6-Dr. Russell S. Cohen, 7-John R. Cummins,8-Dreamchaser Thorobreds, 9-Dell Ridge Farm, LLC, 10-Clarkland Farm

Richard Mandella and B. Wayne Hughes are among

the crowd at Monday’s Breeders’ Cup draw. |

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American Pharoah | HorsephotosBeholder | Coady Photography

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TWO WITHDRAWN FROM BREEDERS’ CUP 4Appealing Tale (Tale of the Cat) and Sticksstatelydude (First Dude)

will be forced to miss expected engagements in this weekend’s

Breeders’ Cup after suffering injuries.

TAIT JOINS AUSHORSE MARKETING 11Oliver Tait, former COO of Darley America, has joined Aushorse Marketing

as a consultant and European and North American representative for the

company.

PEDIGREE INSIGHTS: MARCEL 14 Andrew Caulfield examines the pedigree of Saturday’s G1 Racing Post

Trophy winner Marcel (Ire) (Lawman {Fr})

.

Which North American stallion can claim to be ‘boss of the moss’ in 2015?

Kitten’s Joy, Medaglia d’Oro, and War Front have all sired a plethora of major performers

this year. But who leads the way by worldwide turf earnings?

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Wesley Ward’s Judy the Beauty

(Ghostzapper) prepared for her

title defense in the GI Twinspires

Breeders’ Cup F/M Sprint with a

five-furlong drill at Keeneland

Monday in :59 4/5. “As good as it

gets,” Ward said after the work.

Coady Photography

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PHAROAH IMPRESSES IN FINAL WORK Triple Crown hero American Pharoah (Pioneerof the Nile)

turned in the final work of his racing career Monday at Santa

Anita, zipping four

furlongs in :46.60 and

galloping out five furlongs

in :59 2/5. It was the

second fastest of 33 at

the distance Monday.

Santa Anita clockers

caught American Pharoah

in splits of 11 4/5, 23 1/5,

34 3/5 and 46 3/5.

“His work was very impressive,” trainer Bob Baffert reported

via text. “Very happy with the way he is coming into race.”

Racing Manager Justin Zayat was also pleased with the work. “He worked in :46, but it was :46 easy,” said Zayat. “We’revery, very happy. We could not be happier with him. He’s righton target. He always works well every week, so it’s no surpriseto us. But we can see that right now he’s in the zone. He’sfeeling it, and that’s the feeling he’s giving everyone right now.All systems are go and we’re expecting a huge race from him.” Saturday’s GI Breeders’ Cup Classic will be the final race ofAmerican Pharoah’s career and his first start since finishingsecond in the Aug. 29 GI Travers S.

BULLET FOR BEHOLDER Spendthrift Farm’s Beholder (Henny Hughes) sizzled fivefurlongs at Keeneland Monday,covering the distance in a bullet:59.40 in preparation forSaturday’s GI Breeders’ CupClassic. “She went very well; a nicetune-up,” reported trainer RichardMandella. “We picked her up a bitat the eighth pole and she finishedvery well. I’m ready.” Owner B. Wayne Hughes added, “I’m glad we’re here. I’m verygrateful to have a mare like her.”

FEATURE PRESENTATION • GI BREEDERS’ CUP CLASSIC

American Pharoah | Horsephotos

Beholder | Coady Photography

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APPEALING TALE, STICKSSTATELYDUDE OUT The Breeders’ Cup lost a pair of expected runners whenAppealing Tale (Tale of the Cat) and Sticksstatelydude (FirstDude) were ruled out of championship weekend with injuries.Trainer Peter Miller reported GI Breeders’ Cup Dirt Milecontender Appealing Tale came out of his work Saturday with aninjured ankle. “I left there Saturday morning thinking I would win the DirtMile and he’s out of the race on Monday,” said Miller. “Here-injured his right front ankle, the one we took a chip out of acouple of years ago. We haven’t decided yet what to do.” GI Sentient Jet Breeders’ Cup Juvenile contenderSticksstatelydue was also ruled out of Saturday’s race. “He has a minor tendon sheath strain,” trainer Greg Burchellsaid Monday morning. “It is not career-ending, but ourveterinarian Dr. [Otis] Cheney recommended he not run and wewill go with that. It’s unfortunate, but we’re just grateful that itwasn’t something more serious.”

ASMUSSEN RUNNERS ON TRACK Trainer Steve Asmussen’s Breeders’ Cup quartet each workedfour furlongs at Keeneland Monday and exercise rider CarlosRosas was aboard for all four of the works. Winchell Thoroughbreds’ champion Untapable (Tapit) coveredthe distance in :50.20 as she prepares to defend her title inFriday’s GI Longines Breeders’ Cup Distaff. Fellow Winchellhomebred Tapiture (Tapit), looking to improve on his runner-upeffort in last year’s GI Breeders’ Cup Dirt Mile, went in :49.20. Jerry Durant’s Holy Boss (Street Boss), most recently fourthover a sloppy track in the GIII Phoenix S., went in :49.60 inpreparation for the GI Twinspires Breeders’ Cup Sprint and LNJFoxwoods’ GI Frizette S. winner Nickname (Scat Daddy)worked in :49.60 ahead of the GI 14 Hands Winery Breeders’Cup Juvenile Fillies. After the works, Asmussen recapped the morning. “Untapable is our favorite, a true champion and we are justblessed to be around her,” Asmussen said. “Tapiture has toutedhimself very strongly since [winning] the [Sept. 26 GIII] Ack Ack[H.]. I think it’ll take the race of his life, but I think he’s sitting onthe race of his life. I think what he’ll do is dependent uponwhere you’re drawn and who’s where. I think all those decisionscan only be made once the draw is out.” Asmussen continued, “The thing I feel very strongly about isthat Holy Boss got here doing something. Who you’re in withshouldn’t change how you go from point A to point B. He’s agreat, big-bodied horse and I don’t think that he wouldappreciate off-going. Nickname is an extremely talented fillythat trains extremely impressively. The Juvenile Fillies has quiteobviously some great 2-year-old fillies in there, but I feel reallygood about our chances.”

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Saturday, Keeneland, post time: 4:50 p.m. EDTLONGINES BREEDERS' CUP TURF-GI, $3,000,000, 3yo/up, 1 1/2mTPP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER WT1 Golden Horn (GB) Cape Cross (Ire) Dettori Gosden 1222 Shining Copper Aragorn (Ire) Saez Brown 1263 Big John B Hard Spun Bejarano D'Amato 1264 Slumber (GB) K Cacique (Ire) Ortiz, Jr. Brown 1265 Da Big Hoss Lemon Drop Kid Ortiz Maker 1266 Twilight Eclipse K Purim Rosario Albertrani 1267 Big Blue Kitten Kitten's Joy Bravo Brown 1268 Cage Fighter Closing Argument Navarro Lawrence, II 1269 Found (Ire) Galileo (Ire) Moore O'Brien 11910 The Pizza Man English Channel Geroux Brueggemann 12611 Red Rifle K Giant's Causeway Castellano Pletcher 12612 Ordak Dan (Arg) Hidden Truth Ricardo Etchechoury 126

Owners: 1-Anthony E. Oppenheimer, 2-Kenneth L. & Sarah K. Ramsey,3-Michael House, 4-Dubb, Michael, Sheep Pond Partners and BethlehemStables LLC, 5-Skychai Racing LLC, 6-West Point Thoroughbreds, 7-KennethL. & Sarah K. Ramsey, 8-Matthew Schera, 9-Michael Tabor, Mrs. JohnMagnier & Derrick Smith, 10-Midwest Thoroughbreds, Inc. (Richard andKaren Papiese), 11-Twin Creeks Racing Stables, LLC (Randy Gullatt, et al),12-Stud Misterio

Breeders: 1-Hascombe and Valiant Studs, 2-International Equities HoldingInc., 3-Brylynn Farm, Inc., 4-Millsec Limited, 5-Gary & Mary West Stables,Inc., 6-Epona Thoroughbreds, 7-Kenneth L. Ramsey & Sarah K. Ramsey,8-Craig L. Wheeler, 9-Roncon, Wynatt & Chelston, 10-MidwestThoroughbreds, 11-Twin Creeks Farm, Tom Clark &Nancy Clark, 12-Caryjuan

Saturday, Keeneland, post time: 12:05 p.m. EDT14 HANDS WINERY BREEDERS' CUP JUVENILE FILLIES-GI, $2,000,000,2yo, f, 1 1/16mPP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER WT1 Land Over Sea K Bellamy Road Gutierrez O'Neill 1222 Tap to It K Tapit Rosario Nicks 1223 Right There K Eskendereya Desormeaux Desormeaux 1224 Ma Can Do It K Majesticperfection Albarado Romans 1225 Forever Darling K Congrats Bejarano Baltas 1226 Bold Quality K Elusive Quality Lopez Breen 1227 Nickname K Scat Daddy Castellano Asmussen 1228 Dothraki Queen K Pure Prize Lanerie McPeek 1229 Rachel's Valentina Bernardini Velazquez Pletcher 12210 Songbird Medaglia d'Oro Smith Hollendorfer 122Owners: 1-Reddam Racing LLC, 2-Whisper Hill Farm LLC, 3-Big Chief Racing,LLC, Justice, James C. and Shelton, Billy R., 4-Kyle W. Nagel, 5-Baltas,Richard, Hebert Bloodstock and J K Racing LLC, 6-George & Lori Hall, 7-LNJFoxwoods, 8-Magdalena Racing (Kenneth G. McPeek et al.), 9-StonestreetStables, LLC, 10-Fox Hill Farms, Inc.

Breeders: 1-Jack Swain III, 2-Summer Wind Farm, 3-Stonestreet ThoroughbredHoldings LLC, 4-Hargus Sexton, Sandra Sexton &Silver Fern Farm, LLC, 5-DebbyOxley, 6-K & G Stables, 7-Michael Hui, 8-Liberty Road Stables, 9-StonestreetThoroughbred Holdings LLC, 10-John Antonelli

Saturday, Keeneland, post time: 2:10 p.m. EDTBREEDERS' CUP FILLY AND MARE TURF-GI, $2,000,000, 3yo/up, f/m, 1 3/16mTPP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER WT1 Hard Not to Like K Hard Spun Velazquez Clement 1242 Sentiero Italia Medaglia d'Oro Rosario McLaughlin 1203 Legatissimo (Ire) Danehill Dancer (Ire) Moore Wachman 1204 Sharla Rae K Afleet Alex Lezcano O'Neill 1205 Photo Call (Ire) Galileo (Ire) Van Dyke Motion 1246 Queen's Jewel (GB) Pivotal (GB) Guyon Head 1207 Watsdachances (Ire) Diamond Green (Fr) Bravo Brown 1248 Dacita (Chi) Scat Daddy Castellano Brown 1249 Miss France (Ire) Dansili (GB) Dettori Fabre 12410 Bawina (Ire) Dubawi (Ire) Peslier Laffon-Parias 12411 Stephanie's Kitten K Kitten's Joy Ortiz, Jr. Brown 12412 Secret Gesture (GB) Galileo (Ire) Geroux Beckett 12413 Elektrum (Ire) High Chaparral (Ire) Espinoza Sadler 12414 Talmada Cape Cross (Ire) Buick Varian 124

Owners: 1-Speedway Stable LLC, 2-Godolphin Racing, LLC, 3-Michael Tabor,Mrs. John Magnier & Derrick Smith, 4-Cecil Barber, Gary Barber, Brous StableLLC, Wachtel Stable, Head of Plains Part, 5-Mrs. P. K. Cooper, 6-Wertheimer &Frere, 7-Michael E. Kisber, Bradley Thoroughbreds and Nelson McMakin, 8-SheepPond Partners and Bradley Thoroughbreds, 9-Ballymore Thoroughbred Ltd,10-Wertheimer & Frere, 11-Kenneth L. & Sarah K. Ramsey, 12-Qatar Racing,Ltd. and Newsells Park Stud, 13-Hronis Racing LLC, 14-Sheikh Ahmed alMaktoum and Darley Stud Management, LLC, Lessee

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Breeders: 1-Garland E. Williamson, 2-Darley, 3-Newsells Park Stud, 4-Mr. &Mrs. Richard S. Kaster &Frederick C. Wieting, 5-Mrs Evie Stockwell,6-Wertheimer & Frere, 7-P. G. Lyons, 8-Haras Paso Nevado, 9-DaytonInvestments Ltd, 10-Wertheimer & Frere, 11-Kenneth L. Ramsey & Sarah K.Ramsey, 12-Newsells Park Stud, 13-Sweet Caroline Partnership, 14-Darley

Saturday, Keeneland, post time: 3:30 p.m. EDTBREEDERS' CUP MILE-GI, $2,000,000, 3yo/up, 1mTPP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER WT1 Grand Arch K Arch Saez Lynch 1262 Recepta K Speightstown Velazquez Toner 1233 Make Believe (GB) Makfi (GB) Peslier Fabre 1234 Mondialiste (Ire) Galileo (Ire) Tudhope O'Meara 1265 Impassable (Ire) Invincible Spirit (Ire) Guyon Laffon-Parias 1206 Tourist Tiznow Lezcano Mott 1267 Tepin Bernstein Leparoux Casse 1238 Obviously (Ire) Choisir (Aus) Talamo D'Amato 1269 Esoterique (Ire) Danehill Dancer (Ire) Boudot Fabre 12310 Mshawish K Medaglia d'Oro Dettori Pletcher 12611 Karakontie (Jpn) Bernstein Pasquier Pease 12612 Time Test (GB) Dubawi (Ire) Moore Charlton 123

Owners: 1-Hill, Jim and Susan, 2-Phillips Racing Partnership and Gartin, Pam,3-Prince A.A. Faisal, 4-Turnbull, Geoff and Turnbull, Sandra, 5-Wertheimer &Frere, 6-Gary Barber & WinStar Farm, LLC, 7-Robert E. Masterson, 8-Fanticola &Scardino, 9-Baron Ed De Rothschild, 10-Al Shaqab Racing, 11-Flaxman Holdings,Ltd. (Christoph Klemm), 12-Juddmonte Farms, Inc. (Khalid Abdullah)

Breeders: 1-Hunter Valley Farm & S. Hillen, 2-John W. Phillips & HankSnowden, 3-Aston Mullins Stud, 4-Wertheimer & Frere, 5-Wertheimer & Frere,6-WinStar Farm, LLC, 7-Machmer Hall, 8-Miss Deidre Cogan, 9-Societe Civile deL'Ecurie de Meautry, 10-OTIF 2007, 11-Flaxman Holdings Limited, 12-JuddmonteFarms Ltd

Saturday, Keeneland, post time: 4:10 p.m. EDTSENTIENT JET BREEDERS' CUP JUVENILE-GI, $2,000,000, 2yo, c/g, 1 1/16mPP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER WT1 Conquest Big E K Tapit Bridgmohan Casse 1222 Riker K Include Campbell Gonzalez 1223 Greenpointcrusader K Bernardini Bravo Schettino 1224 Unbridled Outlaw K Unbridled's Song Smith Romans 1225 Cocked and Loaded K Colonel John Ortiz, Jr. Rivelli 1226 Rated R Superstar Kodiak Kowboy Borel McPeek 1227 Brody's Cause K Giant's Causeway Lanerie Romans 1228 Tale of S'avall Tale of Ekati Velasquez Tagg 1229 Exaggerator K Curlin Desormeaux Desormeaux 12210 Ralis Square Eddie Castellano O'Neill 12211 Isotherm K Lonhro (Aus) Lezcano Weaver 12212 Swipe K Birdstone Espinoza Desormeaux 12213 Nyquist K Uncle Mo Gutierrez O'Neill 12214 Waterloo Bridge (Ire) Zoffany (Ire) Moore O'Brien 122Also Eligible:

15 Siding Spring K Warrior's Reward Saez Casse 12216 Tom's Ready K More Than Ready Velazquez Stewart 122

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Owners: 1-Conquest Stables, LLC, 2-Tucci Stables, 3-St. Elias Stable, MeB RacingStables LLC and Brooklyn Boyz Stables, 4-Albaugh Family Stable, 5-Ravin,Richard and Patricia's Hope LLC, 6-Radar Racing LLC, 7-Albaugh Family Stable,8-Charles E. Fipke, 9-Big Chief Racing, LLC, 10-Reddam Racing LLC,11-Matthew Schera, 12-Big Chief Racing, LLC, Justice, James C. and Shelton,Billy R., 13-Reddam Racing LLC, 14-Michael Tabor, Mrs. John Magnier & DerrickSmith, 15-Gabe Grossberg, 16-G M B Racing

Breeders: 1-Gainesway Thoroughbreds Ltd., 2-Turner Breeders, 3-Oakbrook Farm,4-Betz/Blackburn/J. Betz/Ramsby/CNHHNK, 5-Bob Austin & John Witte,6-Thorndale Stable L.L.C., 7-Gabriel Duignan, William Arvin, Jr. &PetalumaBloodstock, 8-Charles Fipke, 9-Joseph B. Murphy, 10-Reddam Racing LLC, 11-H.Allen Poindexter, 12-Lou Oppenheim, 13-Summerhill Farm, 14-Lynch Bages Ltd,15-Doug Branham & Felicia Branham, 16-Blackstone Farm LLC

Saturday, Keeneland, post time: 2:50 p.m. EDTTWINSPIRES BREEDERS' CUP SPRINT-GI, $1,500,000, 3yo/up, 6fPP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER WT1 Alsvid Officer Landeros Hartman 1262 Kobe's Back Flatter Stevens Eurton 1263 Stallwalkin' Dude City Place Ortiz, Jr. Jacobson 1264 Limousine Liberal Successful Appeal Velazquez Colebrook 1245 Runhappy K Super Saver Prado Borell 1246 Ivan Fallunovalot Valid Expectations Borel Howard 1267 Holy Boss K Street Boss Santana, Jr. Asmussen 1248 Wild Dude Wildcat Heir Bejarano Hollendorfer 1269 Masochistic Sought After Smith Ellis 12610 Salutos Amigos Salute the Sarge Ortiz Jacobson 126

11 Barbados K Speightstown Saez Tomlinson 12412 Big Macher Beau Genius Rosario Baltas 12613 Private Zone K Macho Uno Pedroza Navarro 12614 Favorite Tale Tale of the Cat Castellano Preciado 126Also Eligible:

15 Gentlemen's Bet Half Ours Albarado Moquett 126

Owners: 1-Black Hawk Stable (James Rogers), 2-C R K Stable, 3-Head of PlainsPartners LLC and David Jacobson, 4-Katherine G. Ball, 5-James McIngvale,6-Lewis E. Mathews, Jr., 7-Jerry Durant, 8-Jerry Hollendorfer or George Todaro,9-Los Pollos Hermanos Racing and Jay Em Ess Stable, 10-Jacobson, David andSouthern Equine Stable LLC, 11-Suzanne Stables, 12-Mansor, Tom andTachycardia Stables, 13-Good Friends Stable, 14-PJG Stable, 15-Harry T.Rosenblum

Breeders: 1-Yanagawa Stud LTD., 2-Joanne R. Mummert, 3-Maria M. Haire,4-Mike Ball & Katherine Ball, 5-Wayne Lyster, Gray Lyster & Bryan Lyster,6-Eileen H. Hartis, 7-Adena Springs, 8-Versatile Thoroughbreds LLC, 9-FrancoiseDupuis & Louise Julian, 10-Joan Hadley Thoroughbreds, 11-Tommy TownThoroughbreds, LLC, 12-Ballena Vista Farm, 13-Adena Springs, 14-PaulConaway, 15-Juvenal Diaz

Look for the K throughout the TDN graded stakes

entries, denoting Keeneland sales graduates.

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Saturday, Keeneland, post time: 12:45 p.m. EDTTWINSPIRES BREEDERS' CUP TURF SPRINT-GI, $1,000,000, 3yo/up, 5 1/2fTPP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER WT1 Pure Sensation Zensational Velazquez Clement 1262 Bobby's Kitten Kitten's Joy Castellano Brown 1263 Undrafted K Purim Dettori Ward 1264 Jimmy Bouncer Square Eddie Gutierrez O'Neill 1265 Lady Shipman Midshipman Ortiz, Jr. O'Connell 1216 Joe Franklin Bernstein Ortiz Jacobson 1247 Green Mask Mizzen Mast Rosario Ward 1268 Something Extra K Indian Charlie Smith Cox 1269 No Silent Silent Name (Jpn) Stevens Mandella 12610 The Great War K War Front Moore Ward 12411 Marchman Sharp Humor Albarado Calhoun 12612 Ready for Rye K City Zip Espinoza Albertrani 12413 Stacked Deck First Samurai Saez Minshall 12614 Mongolian Saturday K Any Given Saturday Geroux Ganbat 126Also Eligible:

15 Rumble Doll K Street Boss Talamo Falcone, Jr 12316 Holy Lute K Midnight Lute Pedroza Cassidy 126

Owners: 1-Patricia A. Generazio, 2-Kenneth L. & Sarah K. Ramsey,3-Welker, Wes, and Kumin, Sol, 4-Reddam Racing LLC, 5-Ranlo InvestmentsLLC, 6-Final Turn Racing Stables, LLC and Jacobson, David, 7-AbdullahSaeed Almaddah, 8-Menary, John and Cox, Gail, 9-Double JH Stable, Inc.,10-Tabor, Michael B., Smith, Derrick, Magnier, Mrs. John and Joseph AllenLLC, 11-Martin Racing Stable LLC, 12-Chalk Racing, 13-Bruce Lunsford,14-Mongolian Stable, 15-Falcone, Robert and All Heart Racing Stables,16-Class Racing Stable

Breeders: 1-Patricia Generazio, 2-Kenneth L. Ramsey & Sarah K. Ramsey,3-Catesby W. Clay Investment LLC, 4-Reddam Racing, LLC, 5-Randall E.Lowe, 6-K & G Stables, 7-D. J. Stable, LLC, 8-Gulf Coast Farms, LLC,9-Wertheimer et Frere, 10-Claiborne Farm, 11-Lynn Jones & Kathy Jones,12-Soc. Agr. Santa Elena De ChimbarongoLTDA, 13-W. Bruce Lunsford,14-Normandy Farm, 15-Lawrence Goichman, 16-Lynn B. Schiff

SUPER MAJESTY TUNES UP Trainer Jerry Hollendorfer sent Super Majesty (Super Saver)

out to work four furlongs at

Keeneland Monday in

preparation for a start in

Saturday’s GI Twinspires

Breeders’ Cup F/M Sprint. The

sophomore filly, coming off a

win in the GIII Dogwood S.,

completed the work in :48.00.

“She looked really good this

morning,” Hollendorfer said.

“She’s doing really well so that’s why we want to run her in this

race. She’s handling the track very well.”

Saturday, Keeneland, post time: 1:25 p.m. EDTTWINSPIRES BREEDERS' CUP FILLY AND MARE SPRINT-GI, $1,000,000,3yo/up, f/m, 7fPP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER WT1 Fioretti K Bernardini Doyle Hamilton Jr 1242 Dame Dorothy K Bernardini Velazquez Pletcher 1243 Taris K Flatter Stevens Callaghan 1244 La Verdad Yes It's True Ortiz Rice 1245 Artemis Agrotera Roman Ruler Alvarado Hushion 1246 Super Majesty K Super Saver Solis Hollendorfer 1227 Wavell Avenue Harlington Rosario Brown 1248 Stonetastic K Mizzen Mast Lopez Breen 1249 Sweet Whiskey Old Fashioned Castellano Pletcher 12410 Kiss to Remember K Big Brown Leparoux Wolfson 12411 Judy the Beauty K Ghostzapper Dettori Ward 12412 Room for Me K Harlington Espinoza Jacobson 12413 Merry Meadow Henny Hughes Bravo Hennig 12414 Cavorting K Bernardini Ortiz, Jr. McLaughlin 122Owners: 1-Two Hearts Farm, LLC and Don Janes, 2-Bobby Flay, 3-Tabor,Michael B., Smith, Derrick and Magnier, John, 4-Lady Sheila Stable, 5-Chester &Mary Broman, Sr., 6-LNJ Foxwoods, 7-Michael Dubb, David Simon, Head ofPlains Partners LLC and Bethlehem Stables LLC, 8-Stoneway Farm (James L.Stone), 9-Alto Racing, LLC, 10-Miller Racing LLC, 11-Wesley A. Ward, 12-DavidJacobson, 13-Parsons, Jr., William and Howe, David S., 14-Stonestreet Stables,LLCBreeders: 1-James G. Bell, 2-Derry Meeting Farm, 3-Claiborne Farm & Adele B.Dilschneider, 4-Eklektikos Stable LLC, 5-Chester Broman & Mary R. Broman,6-WinStar Farm, LLC, 7-Eugene Melynk, 8-Machmer Hall, Carrie Brogden &CraigBrogden, 9-Machmer Hall, 10-Big Brown Syndicate &Mr. & Mrs. CharlesMcGinnes, 11-Adena Springs, 12-Stonebriar Stables, 13-David Howe & WilliamParsons, 14-Swettenham Stud

CURALINA TO DISTAFF Eclipse Thoroughbred Partners’ Curalina (Curlin), cross-

entered in both the GI Twinspires Breeders’ Cup F/M Sprint and

GI Longines Breeders’ Cup Distaff, will start in Friday’s Distaff.

“We felt she was accomplished around two turns,” trainer

Todd Pletcher said of the GI Acorn S. winner. “We just felt it was

a better natural trip for her. She’s trained exceptionally well.

She’s versatile enough that it was certainly worth investigating

the F/M Sprint. In that type of racing, there’s a lot of early

speed. A race like that could set up for her, but at the end of the

day, we felt she was better at running a mile and an eighth.”

Pletcher will also saddle Got Lucky (A.P. Indy) and

Stopchargingmaria (Tale of the Cat) in the Distaff, as well as

eight other Breeders’ Cup runners. Among his championship

contingent are Dirt Mile contender Liam’s Map (Unbridled’s

Song), Mile hopeful Mshawish (Medaglia d’Oro) and Turf runner

Red Rifle (Giant’s Causeway).

“All of my horses have had their final breezes,” Pletcher said.

“We’ve had a good couple weeks of training here; we had some

good final breezes here. Everyone seems to be doing well.”

Super Majesty |

Coady Photography

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Friday, Keeneland, post time: 5:35 p.m. EDTLONGINES BREEDERS' CUP DISTAFF-GI, $2,000,000, 3yo/up, f/m, 1 1/8mPP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER WT

1 I'm a Chatterbox K Munnings Geroux Jones 121

2 Frivolous Empire Maker Court Oliver 124

3 Salama K Desert Party Leparoux LoPresti 121

4 Stopchargingmaria K Tale of the Cat Castellano Pletcher 124

5 Calamity Kate Yes It's True Prado Breen 1216 My Sweet Addiction Tiznow Smith Jones 1247 Wedding Toast Street Sense Lezcano McLaughlin 124

8 Curalina K Curlin Rosario Pletcher 121

9 Stellar Wind Curlin Espinoza Sadler 121

10 Yahilwa K Medaglia d'Oro Graham Cassidy 124

11 Untapable Tapit Velazquez Asmussen 12412 Got Lucky A.P. Indy Ortiz, Jr. Pletcher 12413 Warren's Veneda Affirmative Baze Lewis 12414 Sheer Drama Burning Roma Bravo Fawkes 124Also Eligible

15 Peace and War K War Front Van Dyke Motion 121

Owners: 1-Gray, Fletcher and Carolyn, 2-G. Watts Humphrey, Jr., 3-Maria SantaStable, 4-Town and Country Farms, Corp., 5-George & Lori Hall, 6-Pamela C.Ziebarth, 7-Godolphin Racing, LLC, 8-Eclipse Thoroughbred Partners, 9-HronisRacing LLC, 10-D. P. Racing, 11-Winchell Thoroughbreds, LLC, 12-Hill 'n' DaleEquine Holdings, Inc. (J. G. Sikura) and Steinberg, Philip J., 13-Benjamin C.Warren, 14-Harold L. Queen, 15-Qatar Racing

Breeders: 1-Fletcher Gray & Carolyn Gray, 2-G. Watts Humphrey Jr., 3-FrankfortPark Farm, 4-Harvey Clarke & Brookdale Farm LLC, 5-K & G Stables, 6-PamelaZiebarth, 7-Darley, 8-CASA Farms I, LLC, 9-Keswick Stables &StonestreetThoroughbred Holdings LLC, 10-Avalon Farms, Inc., 11-Winchell ThoroughbredsLLC, 12-Hill 'N' Dale Equine Holdings, Inc. &Philip J. Steinberg, 13-Benjamin C.Warren, 14-Harold L. Queen, 15-Sally J. Andersen

Friday, Keeneland, post time: 3:30 p.m. EDTBREEDERS' CUP JUVENILE TURF-GI, $1,000,000, 2yo, c/g, 1mTPP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER WT1 Dressed in Hermes Hat Trick (Jpn) Stevens Armstrong 122

2 Azar K Scat Daddy Velazquez Pletcher 122

3 Manhattan Dan Big Brown Albarado Contessa 1224 Shogun (Ire) Fastnet Rock (Aus) Heffernan O'Brien 1225 Highland Sky Sky Mesa Velasquez Tagg 1226 Birchwood (Ire) Dark Angel (Ire) Doyle Fahey 1227 Ray's The Bar (GB) Exceed And Excel (Aus) Castellano Brown 1228 Airoforce Colonel John Leparoux Casse 122

9 Sky Marshal K Sky Mesa Saez Minshall 122

10 Conquest Daddyo K Scat Daddy Bravo Casse 122

11 Hollywood Don K Tapit Rosario Miller 122

12 Camelot Kitten Kitten's Joy Ortiz, Jr. Brown 12213 Cymric Kitten's Joy Buick Gosden 12214 Hit It a Bomb War Front Moore O'Brien 122Also Eligible:

15 Sheikh of Sheikhs K Discreetly Mine Dettori Ward 122

Owners: 1-Budget Stable, 2-Alto Racing, LLC, 3-Platinum Seven LLC andGuarino, Dan, 4-Derrick Smith, Mrs. John Magnier, Michael B. Tabor and AnneMarie O'Brien, 5-Joyce B. Young & Gerald McManis, 6-Godolphin ManagementCompany (Mohammed Al Maktoum, et al), 7-Head of Plains Partners LLC,Vintage Thoroughbreds LLC et al., 8-John C. Oxley, 9-Lunsford, Bruce andMinshall, Barbara J., 10-Conquest Stables, LLC, 11-Gary Hartunian and CalumetFarm, 12-Kenneth L. & Sarah K. Ramsey, 13-Godolphin Management Company(Mohammed Al Maktoum, et al), 14-Mrs. Evelyn M. Stockwell, 15-AbdullahSaeed Almaddah

Breeders: 1-Budget Stables, 2-Mike Connelly, 3-Sanford H. Robbins, LLC,4-Whisperview Trading Ltd, 5-Bonner Young, 6-Marathon Bloodstock, 7-NiarchosFamily, 8-Stewart M. Madison, 9-Bedford Bloodstock, LLC, 10-James Everatt,Janeane Everatt &Arika Everatt-Meeuse, 11-SyBon Racing Stable LLC, 12-KennethL. Ramsey & Sarah K. Ramsey, 13-Jamm, Ltd., 14-Mrs. E. Stockwell, 15-ManuelAndrade

LEA TO DIRT MILE Claiborne Farm and Adele Dilschneider’s Lea (First Samurai),

cross-entered in the GI Las Vegas Breeders’ Cup Dirt Mile and GI

Breeders’ Cup Mile, will go postward in the Dirt Mile, trainer Bill

Mott confirmed Monday.

“He’s a Grade I winner on the dirt and he has a track record on

the dirt,” Mott

said after the

GI Donn H.

winner had

worked four

furlongs over the

main track at

Keeneland

Monday in a

bullet :47.40. “It’s

looks to me like

the turf is going

to be extremely soft. It was soft today. I think if we get another

couple of inches of rain, it is going to be soft on Saturday. I don’t

have a crystal ball, but that is the best reading, my best

‘guestimate.’ I think he is a little compromised on a soft turf. He

loves the turf; he gets over ‘good’ ground, but if it turns up soft,

it takes away our best chances.”

Mott will be represented in the Mile by Tourist (Tiznow), who

breezed four furlongs on the grass Monday in :51.20. He also

sent out GI Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Fillies Turf hopeful

Harmonize (Scat Daddy) for a four-furlong drill on the dirt in

:48.80.

“They went very nicely,” Mott said. “We were pleased with all

of our breezers this morning. Nothing went the wrong way.”

Lea | Coady Photography

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Friday, Keeneland, post time: 4:10 p.m. EDTLAS VEGAS BREEDERS' CUP DIRT MILE-GI, $1,000,000, 3yo/up, 1mPP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER WT1 Red Vine Candy Ride (Arg) Rosario Clement 126

2 Bradester K Lion Heart Lanerie Kenneally 126

3 Liam's Map K Unbridled's Song Castellano Pletcher 126

4 Mr. Z K Malibu Moon Bravo Lukas 123

5 Lea First Samurai Lezcano Mott 126

6 Street Strategy K Street Sense Albarado Morse 126

7 War Envoy War Front Moore O'Brien 123

8 Wicked Strong K Hard Spun Velazquez Jerkens 126

9 Tapiture Tapit Santana, Jr. Asmussen 126

10 Valid K Medaglia d'Oro Juarez Vitali 126

11 War Story K Northern Afleet Parker Radosevich 123

Owners: 1-Cimpl, Don and Joan and Kelly, Jon and Sarah, 2-Joseph W. Sutton,3-Teresa Viola Racing Stables and West Point Thoroughbreds, 4-Calumet Farm(Brad Kelley), 5-Adele B. Dilschneider & Claiborne Farm (Seth Hancock), 6-IronHorse Racing LLC (Clark), 7-J. Allen, Mrs. Magnier, M. Tabor & D. Smith,8-Centennial Farms (Donald V. Little, Jr.), 9-Winchell Thoroughbreds, LLC,10-Crossed Sabres Farm (Carolyn Vogel), 11-Loooch Racing Stables, Inc. andEllis, Glenn K.Breeders: 1-Alastar Thoroughbred Co., 2-Doug Branham, 3-Albaugh Family StableLLC, 4-Richard D. Maynard, 5-Claiborne Farm & Adele B. Dilschneider,6-Glencrest Farm LLC & Darley, 7-Joseph Allen, 8-William F. Lynn, 9-WinchellThoroughbreds LLC, 10-Edward P. Evans, 11-Jack Swain III

Friday, Keeneland, post time: 4:50 p.m. EDTBREEDERS' CUP JUVENILE FILLIES TURF-GI, $1,000,000, 2yo, f, 1mTPP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER WT1 Tin Type Gal Tapit Saez Motion 1222 Thrilled Uncle Mo Velazquez Pletcher 1223 Alice Springs (Ire) Galileo (Ire) Moore O'Brien 122

4 Catch a Glimpse K City Zip Geroux Casse 122

5 Ruby Notion Great Notion Hernandez Ward 122

6 Andreya's Reward K Warrior's Reward Prado Wolfson 122

7 Sapphire Kitten Kitten's Joy Leparoux Sharp 122

8 Harmonize K Scat Daddy Alvarado Mott 122

9 Nemoralia K More Than Ready Rosario Noseda 122

10 Illuminate (Ire) Zoffany (Ire) Dettori Hannon 12211 Pricedtoperfection Temple City Ortiz, Jr. Brown 12212 Gliding By Artie Schiller Lezcano Mott 12213 Mirage (Ire) Oasis Dream (GB) Spencer Callaghan 12214 Last Waltz (Ire) Danehill Dancer (Ire) Castellano Brown 122Also Eligible:

15 Time and Motion Tapit Smith Toner 122

Owners: 1-My Meadowview Farm, LLC (Leonard Riggio), 2-Michael Tabor,3-Michael Tabor, Mrs. John Magnier & Derrick Smith, 4-Barber, Gary, Ambler,Michael James and Windways Farm, 5-Silverton Hill, LLC, 6-N.T.S. Stable, Inc.and Davey, Kathryn, 7-Kenneth L. & Sarah K. Ramsey, 8-Larkin Armstrong, 9-T.Allan, J. Lovat and C. Pigram, 10-Denford Stud Ltd, 11-Klaravich Stables, Inc.(Seth Klarman) & William H. Lawrence, 12-Adam Wachtel, Brous Stable LLC andGreenwood Lodge Farm, Inc., 13-Mrs. Fitri Hay, 14-Swift Thoroughbreds, Inc.,Bradley Thoroughbreds, Mrs. Evelyn M. Stockwell and H, 15-Phillips RacingPartnership (John Phillips)

Breeders: 1-My Meadowview LLC, 2-Chelston, 3-Lynch - Bages & Longfield Stud,4-Branch Equine, LLC, 5-Silverton Hill Farm, LLC, 6-Bob Horton, Rae Horton&Charles Middleton, 7-Kenneth L. Ramsey & Sarah K. Ramsey, 8-Jack Swain III,9-Alberta Davies, 10-Epona Bloodstock Ltd, 11-Bobfeld Bloodstock, Inc & JosephCreek, 12-Greenwood Lodge Farm, Inc., 13-Norelands Stud & Lofts Hall Stud,14-Stilvi Compania Financiera SA, 15-Phillips Racing Partnership

TWINSPIRES EXTENDS SPONSORSHIP TwinSpires.com, which was already announced as title sponsor

of the GI Twinspires Breeders’ Cup Sprint, will now also be title

sponsor of the GI Breeders’ Cup Turf Sprint and GI Breeders’ Cup

F/M Sprint.

“We are very pleased to expand the role and presence of

TwinSpires at the World Championships to encompass

sponsorship of all three sprint races,” said Breeders’ Cup

President and CEO Craig Fravel. “In addition to their on-site

presence, fans continue to enjoy the high quality and popularity

of TwinSpires for their wagering customers.”

Ted Gay, President of TwinSpires.com added, “As the leading

online and mobile betting platform, we are thrilled to connect

with racing fans around the country as they watch and wager on

the very best horses from around the globe during the Breeders

Cup World Championships. We are pleased to expand our

existing relationship to include the entire Breeders’ Cup Sprint

series.”

Friday, Keeneland, post time: 2:47 p.m. EDTHAGYARD FAYETTE S.-GII, $200,000, 3yo/up, 1 1/8mPP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER WT1 Geothermal Unbridled Energy Albarado Margolis 1212 Departing War Front Hernandez, Jr Stall, Jr 121

3 Race Day K Tapit Velazquez Pletcher 123

4 V. E. Day K English Channel Lezcano Jerkens 121

5 Hoppertunity K Any Given Saturday Espinoza Baffert 123

6 Protonico Giant's Causeway Ortiz, Jr. Pletcher 123

7 Code West K Lemon Drop Kid Bridgmohan Caster 121

8 Ulanbator Offlee Wild Leparoux Wilkes 1219 Commissioner A.P. Indy Castellano Pletcher 123

10 Encryption K Exchange Rate Lopez Breen 121

11 Eagle Candy Ride (Arg) Rosario Howard 118

Owners: 1-A. L. Luedtke, 2-Adele B. Dilschneider & Claiborne Farm (SethHancock), 3-Matthew Schera, 4-Magalen O. Bryant, 5-Karl Watson, Michael E.Pegram & Paul Weitman, 6-Sumaya U.S. Stable (Oussama Aboughazale), 7-BryanHawk, Leo Hawk & Tim Hawk, 8-Mary Ann Charlston, 9-WinStar Farms, LLC(Kenny Troutt), 10-Stoneway Farm (James L. Stone), 11-W.S. Farish

Breeders: 1-A. L. Luedtke & Jo Ann Luedtke, 2-Claiborne Farm & Adele B.Dilschneider, 3-James Miller, 4-Bluegrass Hall, LLC, 5-Betz/D.J. Stable/Kidder/J.Betz/Robenalt, 6-International Equities Holding, Inc., 7-Edward P. Evans, 8-MaryAnn Charlston, 9-WinStar Farm, LLC, 10-Greenwood Lodge Farm, 11-W. S.Farish

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Friday, Keeneland, post time: 6:10 p.m. EDTMARATHON S.-GII, $200,000, 3yo/up, 1 3/4mPP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER WT

1 For Greater Glory K Afleet Alex Rocco, Jr. Hobby 122

2 Lideris K Mizzen Mast Velazquez O'Neill 122

3 Northeast Bound Dehere Albarado Romans 1224 Neck 'n Neck Flower Alley Lopez Wilkes 124

5 Chairman Garey K Unbridled's Song Borel Davidovich 122

6 Canadian Gold Marchfield Hill Harrigan 1187 Looks to Spare Pollard's Vision Mena Umarov 122

8 Lynx K Curlin Leparoux Wolfson 122

9 Majestic Harbor K Rockport Harbor Lanerie McGee 122

10 Fast Away K Colonel John Feliciano Richard 118

11 Desvelo (Arg) Sunray Spirit Serpa Rubley 12212 Dynabeaver Grindstone Santana, Jr. Lukas 118

13 Bailoutbobby K Mizzen Mast Rosario O'Neill 122

14 Zambian Dream (Chi) Morning Raider (Ire) Castellano Pletcher 122Owners: 1-Alex & JoAnn Lieblong, 2-Dona Licha, 3-Robert J. Baron, 4-TedMitzlaff, 5-Jamen Davidovich, 6-W. B. Harrigan & Michael Pietrangelo,7-O'zbekiston Racing (Otabek Umarov), 8-Peachtree Stable (John Fort), 9-GallantStable (Ron Beegle, et al.), 10-Jerry Namy, 11-Ninety North Racing Stable (JustinNicholson), 12-Laurie Lukas, 13-R3 Racing (Ron Arauelian), 14-Sumaya U.S.Stable (Oussama Aboughazale)

Breeders: 1-Peter E. Blum Thoroughbreds, LLC, 2-Claiborne Farm & Adele B.Dilschneider, 3-Stonehaven Steadings, 4-A. Stevens Miles Jr., 5-Colts NeckStables, LLC., 6-William B. Harrigan & Mike Pietrangelo, 7-Mr. & Mrs. HarveyL. Vanier & B. Culver, 8-Jim McAlpine &Stonestreet Thoroughbred Holdings LLC,9-Liberation Farm & Brandywine Farm, 10-Doug Branham, 11-La Manija, 12-Dr.& Mrs. Jack B Root Jr., 13-Kirk Wycoff & Deby Wycoff, 14-Haras Sumaya

Friday, Belmont Park, post time: 5:08 p.m. EDTTURNBACK THE ALARM H.-GIII, $200,000, 3yo/up, f/m, 1 1/16mPP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER WT1 Imposing Grace Empire Maker de Sousa Coffey 1132 La Madrina Tapit Castellano Jr. McGaughey III1153 Delightful Joy Tapit Ortiz Brown 116

4 Holiday's Jewel K Harlan's Holiday Fragoso Friedman 112

5 Call Pat K Lawyer Ron Franco Cox 117

6 Joint Return K Include Bisono Servis 1177 Stiffed Stephen Got Even Saez Mazza 1178 Pangburn Congrats Carmouche Dutrow 1149 America K A.P. Indy DeCarlo Mott 118

Owners: 1-Coffeepot Stables, 2-Hamilton, Emory, A., 3-Sheep Pond Partners,LaPenta, Robert V. and Bradley Thoroughbreds, 4-Sunny Meadow Farm,5-Miller Racing LLC, 6-Main Line Racing Stable, 7-Holly Crest Farm,8-Shortleaf Stable, Inc., 9-Flay, Bobby

Breeders: 1-Briland Farm &Mr. & Mrs. Robert O. Mitchell, 2-Emory A.Hamilton, 3-Besilu Stables, LLC, 4-WinStar Farm, LLC, 5-Don Ameche III,Don Ameche Jr. &Prancing Horse Enterprises, 6-Virginia D. Moore & IncludeSyndicate, 7-Holly Crest Farm, 8-Edward A. Seltzer & Beverly Anderson, 9-B.Flay Thoroughbreds

OLIVER TAIT JOINS AUSHORSE MARKETING Oliver Tait has joined Aushorse Marketing as a consultant andhe will act as the company’s new representative for Europe andNorth America. Tait previously worked with Darley, first in salesand marketing in Europe, before developing the farm’s brand inAustralia. He became Chief Operating Officer of Darley Americain 2008 and then Group Chief Operating Officer in 2010. He alsoserved as a director of Darley Japan. “I’m thrilled that Oliver has agreed to join our team” saidAushorse Marketing Chief Executive Tom Reilly. “He brings andimmense knowledge and deep understanding of internationalbreeding and racing and I have no doubt he’ll be an excellentpoint of contact for those in Europe and North America wantingto learn more about Australia. I know he will also be able toprovide our team in Australia with valuable insights ondevelopments in Europe and America.” Tait added, “The Australian Thoroughbred industry has somuch to offer and leads the world on many fronts. I am excitedto be able to play a part in its promotion and I am lookingforward to working with Aushorse, a respected and forwardthinking industry organisation.” Tait will begin Nov. 1. Also Monday, Aushorse Marketing announced theappointment of Jessica McKeown, formerly the Racing Managerfor Triple Crown Syndications, as of Communications Manager.

AMERICAN GRADED STAKES COMMITTEE: The Oct. 24 runningof the GIII Pin Oak Valley View S. was automatically downgradedwhen the race came off Keeneland’s turf course. The AmericanGraded Stakes Committee has reviewed the off-the-turf renewaland has determined that the original Grade III status will bereinstated for this renewal. The race was won by the DixianaFarms homebred Tiger Ride (Candy Ride {Arg}).

Aiken residents have helped make Saratoga Warhorse Aiken

successful

“Saratoga WarHorse Aiken, which began offering classes on a

regular basis about a year ago, is thriving, Anne Campbell told

an audience at the Aiken County Historical Museum on Sunday.”

Dede Biles, Aiken Standard

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HONG KONG TRIP PLANNED FOR CIRRUS Cirrus Des Aigles (Fr) (Even Top {Ire}) will be back on his

travels soon as trainer Corine Barande-Barbe outlined a trip to

Hong Kong in December for the 9-year-old following his

respectable fourth place in Sunday’s G1 Prix Royal-Oak at Saint-

cloud. Cirrus Des Aigles

finished fourth in last year’s

G1 Hong Kong Cup but his

target this year will be the G1

Hong Kong Vase over a mile

and half, a race won last year

by fellow French runner

Flintshire (GB) (Dansili {GB}).

"He has come out of the race

well and enjoyed his canter

this morning,” reported Barande-Barbe on Monday. “He has had

a summer break this year so he is fresh - I know the horse well.

He ran in the Hong Kong Cup last year but his target will be the

Vase this time around." Though he has run a few below par

races this year the trainer has no firm thoughts on retiring Cirrus

Des Aigles and added, "He will decide whether he stays in

training next year and will tell me when he is not enjoying it."

BALLYDOYLE COLT TOPS HIT DAY ONEBy Chris McGrath

After a sluggish start, the first day of the Horses-in-Training

Sale at Tattersalls was suddenly shaken into life when a

3-year-old half-brother to Mastercraftsman (Ire) (Danehill

Dancer {Ire}) sent over from Ballydoyle was claimed in a matter

of seconds by a classic poker player's stunt. With many of the

more obvious prospects lurking later in the catalogue,

purchasers had spent a beautiful fall day in Newmarket

cautiously sifting the wheat from the chaff. Despite a significant

rally in prices later in the session, the average slipped 6 per cent

on last year's opening day, from 23,700gns to 22,390. An

aggregate of 5,105,000gns changed hands, compared with

5,451,000 in 2014, again a decline of 6 per cent, with 50 of the

278 lots offered failing to find a buyer - representing a

three-point dip in clearances to 82 per cent. The median was

down 14 per cent, to 12,000 from 14,000gns.

But the arrival in the ring of lot 289, as night fell, proved the

cue for a theatrical gamble that would give the whole sale an

overdue kick-start. Grant Pritchard-Gordon, of Badgers

Bloodstock, went straight for the jugular with a bid for

Prospector (Galileo {Ire}) as exotic for its precision as its size.

Not 200,000gns, nor 250,000 - but 240,000. By the time any

potential rivals for the colt had overcome their confusion, the

hammer was down. "I thought you might have missed it,"

Pritchard-Gordon grinned to the press, signing the chit barely a

minute after the colt had entered the ring. "It's a tactic I've seen

quite a lot in Australia - they call it a 'king bid' - and it was for an

Australian client who has

used it successfully in the

past, and was keen to utilize

it again."

A past patron, Paul Makin,

has often been associated

with a flamboyant bidding

strategy, trying to blow the

opposition out of the water

with a knockout opening bid.

But Pritchard-Gordon was

reluctant to divulge the identity of the colt's new owner. The

one certainty is that Prospector had greatly magnified his value

just two days previously, when following up a recent maiden

success at Navan in a competitive Leopardstown handicap.

Nonetheless a Coolmore partnership had remained prepared to

cull the eighth most expensive hip at the Keeneland July Sale of

2013--a colt by their champion stallion, Galileo, out of Starlight

Dreams (Black Tie Affair), the dam of MG1SW Mastercraftsman,

himself a promising Coolmore sire. "This horse has the profile of

one that's going to go on improving at four," Pritchard-Gordon

said of Prospector. "He cost $1.4 million as a yearling, he's a

half-brother to a very

under-rated, top stallion

and, most importantly,

he is the type of very

nice staying horse that

should do well in

Australia."

It had taken over five

hours for the sale to

register its first six-figure

tag, at lot 201. It was no

surprise to learn that the

man who had arrested the initial freefall in the various

year-on-year indices was Anthony Stroud, who signed a docket

of 155,000gns for Red Galileo (GB) (Dubawi {Ire}).

Cont. p13

Corine Barande-Barbe | Racing Post

Prospector winning at Leoardstown

on Saturday | Racing Post

Red Galileo | Tattersalls

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As ever, Stroud has been sieving the catalogue for horses

eligible for the Dubai Carnival, and while Red Galileo had only

won one of his 21 career starts for Ed Dunlop, he has

consistently maintained an official rating above 100 ever since

finishing fifth as an outsider for the 2014 G1 Epsom Derby. "He's

a good horse and one with a rating good enough for Dubai,"

Stroud confirmed. "His profile fits and he's obviously by an

outstanding stallion." Stroud, who saw off strong Australian

interest for a stablemate of Red Cadeaux (GB) (Cadeaux

Genereux) and Trip To Paris (Ire) (Champs Elysees {GB}),

professed to have no idea who will train the gelding. Dandy

Nicholls, overhearing that there might be a vacancy,

mischievously stepped in to volunteer his credentials. It may or

may not prove significant that Simon Crisford, the former

Godolphin manager who has made such an excellent start to his

new career as a trainer, had been standing alongside as Stroud

was bidding.

Next to break six figures was lot 258, Classic Villager (GB)

(Authorized {Ire}). Winner of three of his four starts since joining

Chris Wall, the gelding had caught the imagination of Stephen

Hillen, who bid 110,000gns on

behalf of Brian and Rosie Hargie.

"We looked at all the videos and

he's one horse I really wanted

coming here," Hillen explained.

"He's got progressive form, and

Authorizeds do seem to progress

really well with age. I'd envisage

him improving next year and

aiming at the top mile-and-a-half

handicaps. He travels really well in his races and I like that kind

of horse - you can hold onto them that bit longer, and they only

need to race for a furlong." Hillen also signed for lot 343,

Flaming Spear (Ire) (Lope De Vega {Ire}), on behalf of the colt's

present trainer, Kevin Ryan. Winner of his sole start at two, he

was regarded as a Classic prospect for Qatar Racing in the spring

but disappeared after a midfield finish in the Poule d'Essai des

Poulains. Ryan's faith was evidently not diminished when he was

beaten on his first start since, at Chelmsford earlier in the

month, as Hillen saw off Jeremy Brummitt with a bid of

125,000gns to take the colt back to Yorkshire. "It just hasn't

happened for him this year, for one reason or another," Hillen

said. "He probably wants a bit of dig and every time he's been

declared the ground has been fast. He's still a gorgeous colt."

Albeit not for long - he is likely to be a gorgeous gelding when

next seen.

Another trainer anxious to retain the services of a horse

discarded by Qatar Racing was Charlie Fellowes, who paid

100,000gns to buy back lot 395 Wet Sail (Henrythenavigator)

had made the frame in a listed race at Chester during the

summer and resumed an upward curve by winning a conditions

race at Salisbury earlier in the month. "He's staying in the yard

for a new owner," confirmed Will Douglass, of Charlie

Gordon-Watson Bloodstock. "He's a fun, solid horse, the type

that's hard to get hold of, and Charlie really wanted to have him

back." The sale of lot 315 for 100,000gns represented good

business for Scuderia Blueberry, purchasers of Gerrard's Quest

(GB) (Captain Gerrard {Ire}) for 13,000gns in the same ring as a

yearling 12 months previously. The colt had finished third for

Marco Botti in a Group 2 in Italy eight days before the sale and is

now off to Qatar where his new owner, Adel Al-Muslamani,

hopes that he can emulate his success there with a 120,000gns

purchase at last year's sale, Bronze Maquette (Ire) (Dark Angel

{Ire}).

Le Maitre Chat (Tale Of The Cat) volunteered himself as having

options both on the Flat and over jumps when he finished

strongly for a close fifth in the historic Cesarewitch Handicap

earlier in the month. But it so happens that his trainer, Ian

Williams, is an adept operator in both codes and duly went to

82,000 guineas to ensure that lot 197 remained in his care. "He

ran so well in the Cesarewitch, and that was his first start for

us," Williams explained. "I think he's a guaranteed runner at

Royal Ascot next year, over two and a half miles. But in the

meantime I hope jumping hurdles will make a man of him."

A poignant footnote came in a final draft of horses from the

local Carlburg stable of Clive Brittain, the octogenarian pioneer

who is handing in his training licence at the end of the season.

Brittain started his career as a stable lad in the 1940s and

opened new horizons for British trainers with their first

Breeders' Cup success, through Pebbles in the 1985 GI Breeders’

Cup Turf, and the following year was thwarted only by

Ferdinand when saddling Bold Arrangement in the GI Kentucky

Derby. Though his trademark enthusiasm remains undiminished,

Brittain's is retiring to care for his unwell wife. Few proved

inclined to stoke the embers of a ground-breaking career,

however, 11 lots fetching an aggregate of just 50,900gns.

Flaming Spear | Tattersalls

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TATTERSALLS AUTUMN HIT SALE TOP LOTSLot Name Price (gns)

289 Prospector 240,000

(c, 3, Galileo {Ire}-Starlight Dreams, by Black Tie Affair)

Consigned by Ballydoyle Stables (A.P. O’Brien)

Purchased by Badgers Bloodstock

201 Red Galileo (GB) 155,000

(g, 4, Dubawi {Ire}-Ivory Gala {Fr}, by Galileo {Ire})

Consigned by Ed Dunlop Racing Ltd

Purchased by Stroud Coleman Bloodstock

343 Flaming Spear (Ire) 125,000

(c, 3, Lope De Vega {Ire}-Elshamms {GB}, by Zafonic)

Consigned by Jamie Railton, Agent

Purchased by Hillen & Ryan

258 Classic Villager (GB) 110,000

(g, 3, Authorized (Ire)-Sablonne, by Silver Hawk)

Consigned by Induna Stables (Chris Wall)

Purchased by Steven Hillen Bloodstock

362 Satellite (Ire) 105,000

(g, 4, Danehill Dancer {Ire}-Perihelion {Ire}, by Galileo {Ire})

Consigned by Somerville Lodge (W. Haggas)

Purchased by Select Bloodstock

315 Gerard's Quest (GB) 100,000

(c, 2, Captain Gerrard {Ire}-Ryan's Quest {Ire}, by Mukaddamah)

Consigned by Prestige Place (M. Botti)

Purchased by Adbullatif Saad A Al-Muslamani

395 Wet Sail 100,000

(g, 3, by Henrythenavigator-Aljawza , by Riverman)

Consigned by Jamie Railton, Agent

Purchased by Charlie Fellowes

MARCEL PART OF BIG SATURDAY

FOR BALLYLINCHWhen I visited Ballylinch Stud in County Kilkenny

in 1997, it was apparent that this historic stud had

a past, a present and a future.

The purpose of the visit was to interview stud manager John

O’Connor about the acquisition of a new stallion, the G1 King

George winner King’s Theatre. This son of Sadler’s Wells was to

become another champion sire for the stud, but as a sire of

jumpers, unlike the stallions

which put Ballylinch on the

map.

I have to admit it was the

stud’s past which really

interested me. The stud

had been bought by Major

Dermot McCalmont to

stand The Tetrarch, a horse

who has been billed as “one

of the most remarkable horses ever seen on the English Turf;

and possibly the fastest.” Because of his coloring--gray with

white splodges--he was variously nicknamed The Rocking Horse

and later The Spotted Wonder.

To be as succinct as possible, The Tetrarch won all seven of his

starts as a 2-year-old in 1913 and such was his dominance of his

generation that he was rated 10 pounds superior to the

next-best juvenile. Then his luck ran out. A recurring injury

prevented him from racing again and his stallion career at

Ballylinch became the stuff of nightmares for any stallion

manager.

The Biographical Encyclopaedia of British Flat Racing

summarised it as follows:

“Like many other great horses, The Tetrarch had certain

peculiarities and one of his was a marked lack of interest in sex.

It required a lot of patience and perseverance to induce him to

cover any mares at all and he would seize on any excuse to

avoid carrying out his duties as a stallion. His owner described

The Tetrarch’s attitude as ‘monastic in the extreme.’ In

consequence The Tetrarch was a bad foal-getter and got steadily

worse in that respect. He had been sterile for 10 years before

his death in 1935. He only got 130 foals altogether, of which 80

were winners. In his closing years this once phenomenal

racehorse was completely white in colour, very dipped in the

back, and used to be ridden down with the letters to the local

post-office.” Cont. p15

Marcel | Racing Post photo

TATTERSALLS AUTUMN HIT SALE

SESSION TOTALS 2015 2014 • Catalogued 420 420 • No. Offered 278 273 • No. Sold 228 230 • RNAs 50 43 • % RNAs 18% 15% • High Price 240,000gns 155,000gns • Gross 5,105,000gns 5,451,000gns • Average (% change) 22,390gns (-6%) 23,700gns • Median (% change) 12,000 (-14%) 14,000gns

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Lawman (Fr)

Invincible Spirit(Ire)

Green Desert DanzigForeign Courier

Rafha (GB) Kris (GB) Eljazzi

LaramieGulch Mr. Prospector

JameelaLight the Lights

(Fr)Shirley Heights (GB)

Lighted Glory

Mauresmo (Ire) Unraced

3Fls, 1GSW

Marju (Ire)Last Tycoon (Ire) Try My Best

Mill Princess (Ire)

Flame of Tara (Ire) ArtaiusWelsh Flame (GB)

Absaar 3-1-2-0, $6,541

6Fls, 1GSP

Alleged Hoist the FlagPrincess Pout

My Nord 13Fls, 2GSW, 1SP

Vent du NordMy Alison

MARCEL (IRE), c, 2013

The box which housed The Tetrarch is still in use at Ballylinch,

and the paddock in which The Tetrarch spent his days as a

stallion is still there, surrounded by very high stone walls. I

believe this type of paddock was the norm for that era, but it

must have been rather like being kept in solitary confinement.

Perhaps The Tetrarch could be excused some of his quirks.

The achievements of his progeny certainly entitled him to total

forgiveness. He became champion sire in 1919 and sired a

champion sire in his 2,000 Guineas winner Tetratema, who also

stood at Ballylinch following a career built largely on his

considerable speed. The Tetrarch’s most famous speedster,

though, was the legendary filly Mumtaz Mahal.

Apparently gray Thoroughbreds were comparatively rare a

hundred years ago but they are now much more common,

thanks to The Tetrarch’s descendants, led by Mumtaz Mahal.

Tapit, of course, is gray, and the first nine mares in his female

line were all registered as gray or roan. In fact his fourth dam

Foggy Note was a daughter of two grays, The Axe II and Silver

Song. Both of these number The Tetrarch among their

ancestors.

The Tetrarch has become so ubiquitous that he lurks in the

distant ancestry of three young Ballylinch stallions which have

been represented by group-winning juveniles over the last

couple of weeks.

The first-crop sire Dream Ahead notched up group winnernumber two when Donjuan Triumphant took the G2 Criteriumde Maisons-Laffitte. Then, three days ago, Ballylinch enjoyed atrue 15 minutes of fame, with the potential for a much longerspell in the spotlight. Firstly the 3.30 at Leopardstown, the G3Killavullan S., was won impressively by Blue de Vega, a colt fromthe second crop by the 2010 Prix du Jockey-Club winner Lope deVega. Then the 3.45 at Doncaster, the G1 Racing Post Trophy,went to Marcel, a lightly raced colt by the 2007 Prix duJockey-Club hero Lawman. Cont. p16

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It is far from impossible that Marcel and Blue de Vega will

come up against each other in the 2,000 Guineas next May.

I will concentrate here on Marcel, as his victory came in a race

which has been won this century by numerous future Classic

winners, such as High Chaparral, Brian Boru, American Post,

Motivator, Authorized, Camelot and Kingston Hill.

His victory confirms expectations that Lawman is poised for a

rewarding time over the next few years. He was one of those

numerous young stallions who found it hard to maintain his

initial momentum. After covering 114 mares at €25,000 in his

first season in 2008, his second book fell to 95 mares, at

€20,000. The next step was to reduce Lawman’s fee to €15,000

for his third, fourth and fifth seasons, but it wasn’t all bad news.

With his fee lowered and his first crop proving popular in the

sales ring, the numerical slide was halted. Then good winners

began to emerge from his first two crops. The St James’s Palace

S. winner Most Improved led a team of four group winners from

Lawman’s first crop and the second crop did even better, with a

pair of Group 1 winners among its four group scorers. One of

those Group 1 winners, Just The Judge took the Irish 1,000

Guineas in 2013, plus the following year’s E.P. Taylor S.

With only one group winner so far from Lawman’s first two

€15,000 crops, he temporarily went off the boil. Marcel, though,

comes from the third of those crops and--as I said earlier--

Lawman should shortly be reaping the rewards from those early

successes. His fee went back up to €20,000 in 2013 and then to

€25,000 the following year. The yearlings from that €20,000

crop included individuals which sold for 450,000gns, 440,000gns

(to Coolmore), 230,000gns and €270,000.

Marcel cost only 26,000gns as a yearling in a private

transaction at Tattersalls. The youngster’s catalogue page

showed that his second dam, the Alleged mare Absaar, was a

winning half-sister to a pair of Group 1 winners. One of them,

the Nureyev mare Annoconnor, was a Grade I winner over a

mile and an eighth on turf and dirt back in 1988. The other,

Roberto’s son At Talaq, won the Grand Prix de Paris in the days

when it was over 1 7/8 miles and later added the Melbourne

Cup. The catalogue didn’t mention that At Talaq had finished

fourth in the Derby, or that the family had been represented by

a much more recent Derby fourth. That was Arod, the 2014

fourth whose second dam, Pattimech, was a sister to

Annoconnor.

I don’t know whether it is just coincidence that Arod and

Marcel are both trained by Peter Chapple-Hyam. No doubt his

fears that Marcel will lack the stamina for the Derby are based

on Arod’s record. Although Arod’s sire Teofilo is a markedly

stronger influence for stamina than Lawman, the colt’s racing

career has been reinvigorated by a drop back to a mile this year.

Arod is so effective at this shorter distance that he was beaten

only half a length by the top miler Solow in the G1 Sussex S.

Doubts about Marcel’s ability to stay a mile and a half are also

engendered by the fact that Munjiz, a brother to his unraced

dam Mauresmo, was a smart sprinter at his best. Indeed it was

by only a short head that Munjiz failed to win the G2 Diadem S.

That said, there’s no reason why Marcel shouldn’t stay well

enough for the Prix du Jockey-Club, the mile-and-a-quarter

Classic once won by his sire. Marcel’s broodmare sire, Marju,

made his name principally as a miler, but he would have been a

wide-margin winner of the 1991 Derby had Generous not been

in the line-up. And Mauresmo’s dam, the Alleged mare Absaar,

gained her only victory over 1 3/8 miles, having made her debut

over a mile and three-quarters.

Fans got up close and personal with the 2005 Breeders’ Cup

Juvenile Fillies Champion Folklore this week at Taylor Made. The

tour was part of Breeders' Cup Fest. Tickets are still available at

Breederscupfestival.com, and people can use the promo code

NEIGHBOR for 30% off. Each guest gets transportation to/from

the Red Mile and are then taken to two horse farms. The tours

are organized by Horse Country, the new Kentucky tourism

initiative. Over 25 farms are now members and participating in

the launch this week. The tour of Taylor Made also includes a

visit to the barn where American Pharoah was raised, a

merchandise tent, an outdoor photo booth, and a visit to the

Stallion Complex.

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TCA THOROUGHBRED MAKEOVER AN

OVERWHELMING SUCCESS by Jen Roytz

The TCA Thoroughbred Makeover and National Symposium

this past weekend at the Kentucky Horse Park proved to be

everything organizers wanted it to be and then some. People

came in droves to show, learn about and celebrate what a

retired racehorse can do with just a few months of retraining.

The horse who took top prize as America's Most Wanted

Thoroughbred and the winner's share of the $100,000 in prize

money turned out not to be a jumper or eventer or even an

American, but a Canadian-bred mare who competed in the

competitive trail and freestyle divisions of the competition

ridden by Ontario-based trainer Lindsey Partridge.

Soar, a 2007 mare by Trajectory out of the Mt. Livermore mare

Pyrenee, was bred in

Ontario by Gardiner Farms

Limited and sold as a

yearling at the Canadian

Horse Society 2008

Canadian-bred Yearling

Sale for $32,795 to Ralph

Murray.

She went on to race for

Murray Stable and

notched her first win as a

3-year-old for a claiming tag of $11,500 at Woodbine. She would

go on to find her niche at the $4,000-$5,000 claiming level,

finding her way to the winner's circle eight more times while

racing for various owners at Woodbine Racetrack, Tampa Bay

Downs and Fort Erie Race Track.

Partridge, who has built much of her professional training

career out of finding retired racehorses, training them in the

discipline she feels suits them best, and selling them to riders

looking for dependable show or recreational mounts, found Soar

the way she finds many of her training prospects--via a picture

on Facebook.

"I heard about the Thoroughbred Makeover and wanted to

find a horse to compete in it with because I thought it sounded

like a really fun way to promote the Thoroughbred breed. I

found Soar the same way I find a lot of my project horses--by

seeing a picture on Facebook. I liked the look of her, so I

contacted the seller and bought her," said Partridge. "I'm

actually a jumper rider at heart, but I wanted to show off my

horses' best attributes, so I went cowgirl in the Makeover for

them. Being a Canadian on a Canadian horse and winning the

title of America's Most Wanted Thoroughbred is pretty cool,

eh?"

Partridge competed on both Soar and her other entry in the

Thoroughbred Makeover, Lionofwallstreet (Consolidator--Cold

Chick, by Unbridled) in the Competitive Trail Class (a six-mile

ride on the grounds of the Kentucky Horse Park with one

obstacle per mile) and the Freestyle Class (which gave

competitors free rein to present their horses in any manner that

did not fit into one of the other nine competitive disciplines

offered in order to show off their trainability and talent).

Both of Partridge's horses made it into the finals of the

Competitive Trail Class and Soar earned her way into the finals

of the Freestyle as well, with a routine that showed off her

speed, bravery, ride-ability, jumping skills, movement and more.

"I love the Thoroughbred breed because they have so much

try and so much heart, and they've really been exposed to so

many things already as racehorses," said Partridge. "When they

find that person that they can connect with and learn that you

just want to have a conversation with them and build a

partnership with them, they become so "in your pocket" and

they want to try so hard for you."

While the winners of each of the 10 disciplines each took

home a $5,000 check, it was the Thoroughbreds who were the

real winners. The event brought together members of the

racing, breeding, aftercare, and equestrian communities and

fostered networking and collaboration amongst them all.

"Everyone came together and the different disciplines united

to truly show off the versatility of these horses," said Fawn

Armstrong, who, along with her husband, owns Armur Ranch, a

Thoroughbred and Quarter Horse breeding farm, and also raises

cattle in Nicholasville, Kentucky. Fawn competed on Colonel

Mozey (War Front--Travel Plans, by Notebook), making it to the

finals in the Working Ranch Horse division. She has previously

competed in the Mustang Makeover, finishing in the Top 10.

Armstrong continued, "I never pictured myself using an OTTB

as a ranch horse, but he's turned out to be one of the best I've

ever had. This competition was a blast! I want to do it again…I

will do it again.”

The weekend was also rife with educational opportunities,

with seminars on a variety of Thoroughbred-related topics

throughout the weekend from some of the most notable names

in the fields of veterinary medicine, sport horse training, equine

aftercare and more. Some of the most widely attended lecture

topics included health care and management of the off-track

Thoroughbred, pre-purchase exams for the recently retired

racehorse and the highly anticipated "Picking Prospects," which

featured equestrian celebrities David Hopper, Bernie Traurig,

Denny Emerson and Tiffany Teeter.

More than a few Thoroughbreds changed hands this weekend

as well, thanks to the Thoroughbred Marketplace. On Friday and

Saturday afternoons, horses were paraded in front of

prospective buyers, ridden in small groups for the audience as

their pedigree, skills and selling attributes were discussed by the

announcer. Cont. p2

REGIONAL REPORT Tuesday • Oct. 27, 2015

Lindsay Partridge and Soar, America's

Most Wanted Thoroughbred of 2015

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Thoroughbred Makeover cont.

Godolphin Stable embraced the theme of the weekend

whole-heartedly, bringing a contingent of 20 Thoroughbred

aftercare and welfare professionals from Australia, England,

France, Ireland, Japan, and America to Lexington this weekend

to take part in the Thoroughbred Makeover and network with

each other and with American-based aftercare organizations,

including the Thoroughbred Aftercare Alliance and New

Vocations Racehorse Adoption.

"What a huge showing of Thoroughbreds performing in so

many different disciplines this weekend, from the tight turns of

the polo, barrel and ranch horses, the scope of the show and

field hunters, jumpers and eventers, the gracefulness of the

dressage horses, bravery of trail horses and just the trainability

of the freestyle competitors," said Retired Racehorse Project

president Steuart Pittman. "This weekend was a coming

together of people from so many segments of the horse

business with interests in the Thoroughbred. It was a celebration

of the breed, but it also did a lot to create synergy between the

racing and sport horse communities, which is the goal of the

Retired Racehorse Project."

For a full rundown of this weekend's results, click here.

SHANGHAI BOBBY WEANLING TOPS F-T

SARATOGA FALL SALE The single session of the Fasig-Tipton Saratoga Fall Sale was

held Monday with mixed results as compared to last year’s two-

day sale. A total of 162 horses were sold from the 374 hips

catalogued for an average of $17,493. There were 138 lots that

did not sell for a buy-back rate of 46%. Last year, 431 horses

were catalogued over two sessions. A total of 193 horses sold at

the 2014 sale and 138 RNA’d. The average was $16,612 last year

and the median stayed consistent at $10,000.

A weanling colt by Coolmore’s first-crop sire Shanghai Bobby,

hip 191, topped the sale at $140,000. The New York-bred

weanling was purchased by Adrian Regan and Fergus Galvin’s

Hunter Valley Farm. The gray colt was bred by Hidden Lake Farm

and Anthony Grey and is out of stakes winner Electric Shock

(Cure the Blues). Rhapsody Farm purchased Electric Shock for

$22,000 at the 2012 Keeneland November Sale. Hip 191 was

consigned by RF HF Bloodstock LLC, agent.

BARRETTS FALL SALE TUESDAY The Barretts Fall Sale of Yearlings and Horses of All Ages will be

held Tuesday at Del Mar, with bidding scheduled to begin at

11 a.m. PT. The 214 yearlings catalogued for the one-day

auction will be followed by 85 horses of racing age. During last

year’s sale, 163 yearlings sold for $3,684,700. The average was

$22,606 and the median was $15,000. A filly by Unusual Heat

out of Hotlantic (Stormy Atlantic) brought the sale’s top price,

selling for $175,000 to Joe Ciaglia. Now named Pacific Heat, the

filly was tabbed a ‘TDN Rising Star’ after her debut victory at Los

Alamitos in September. Havens Bloodstock Agency was the

leading consignor in 2014, selling 28 head for $604,200 and an

average of $21,579.

The Jockey Club of Canada Joins Coalition for Racing Integrity:

The Jockey Club of Canada has joined the Coalition for Horse

Racing Integrity, according to a release from the coalition. The

JCC is the second international group to join the group which is

seeking reforms to medication testing and enforcement in

American Thoroughbred racing.

“The border between Canada and the U.S. is one crossed by

thousands of racehorses each year,” said Jeff Begg, Chief

Steward of the Jockey Club of Canada. “The members of the

Jockey Club of Canada are eager to see medication reforms in

the U.S. that will provide certainty and a level playing field no

matter what state or track they’re headed to.” Cont. p3

INDUSTRY INFO

FASIG-TIPTON SARATOGA FALL SALE

2015 • Catalogued 374 • No. Offered 300 • No. Sold 162 • RNAs 138 • % RNAs 46% • No. $100K+ 4 • High Price $140,000 • Gross $2,833,800 • Average (% change) $17,493 • Median (% change) $10,000

Regional Report • PAGE 3 of 5 • thetdn.com Tuesday • Oct. 27, 2015

Industry Info cont.

The Coalition for Horse Racing Integrity supports the

Thoroughbred Horseracing Integrity Act of 2015, which would

authorize an independent organization to create uniform

standards in drug and medication testing and enforcement for

Thoroughbred horse racing.

Alphabet Soup to Old Friends:

Alphabet Soup (Cozzene--Illiterate, by Arts and Letters),

winner of the 1996 GI Breeders’ Cup Classic, has been

pensioned from stallion duties and will be retired to Old Friends

in Georgetown.

Retired from racing in 1998 to Adena Springs having captured

10 of 24 starts and earnings of over $2.9 million, Alphabet Soup

has since sired 48 stakes winners, among them Grade I winners

Egg Drop and Alphabet Kisses, champions Our New Recruit,

Phantom Light and Sovereign Award winner Alpha Bettor.

"He arrived safely today and looks terrific," Old Friends

President and founder Michael Blowen said of the 24-year-old

stallion. "We are so grateful to Frank Stronach and everyone at

Adena Springs for entrusting us with this fabulous champion.

We're really looking forward to meeting his fans."

Monday’s Results:

8th-PRX, $68,820, Alw, 10-26, (NW1X), 2yo, 6f, 1:13.22, ft.

MORNING FIRE (c, 2, Friesan Fire--Four Star Morning, by Press

Card) graduated at second asking over five furlongs here July 12,

defeating two next-out special weight winners in the process.

The chestnut rallied to cross the wire second in Delaware’s

5 1/2-furlong Strike Your Colors S. Aug. 5, but was disqualified

and placed seventh for interfering with multiple rivals in the

stretch. Recently runner-up behind repeat stakes winner Balk

(Street Boss) in the six-furlong Mark McDermott S. for

Pennsylvania-breds Sept. 6, the juvenile was given a 9-2 chance

in this return to Bensalem. Away without incident, he pressed

the pace through a quarter-mile in :22.71 and gained command

on the turn. Confronted by favored Bird of Trey (Birdstone) in

the stretch, Morning Fire proved resolute and dug in to notch a

2 3/4-length victory over that rival. Lifetime Record: 5-2-1-1,

$99,713. Click for the Equibase.com chart or VIDEO, sponsored

by Fasig-Tipton.

O-Stony Brook Stables; B-Cynthia Hipple (PA); T-Keith Nations.

First-crop starters to watch: Tuesday, October 27Sire (Sire’s Sire), current farm, 2012 Fee, #foals of racing age/Winners/

BlackTypeWnrs * Race #-track, race type, distance, runner, odds (if available)

CAPE BLANCO (IRE) (Galileo {Ire}), JBBA Shizunai Stallion Station,

$18K, 165/7/0

7-IND, Msw, 1mT, +Yarbrough, 5-1

GIO PONTI (Tale of the Cat), Castleton Lyons, $20K, 110/4/0

6-HAW, Msw, 1mT, Prime Power, $37K RNA OBS APR 2yo, 6-1

HAYNESFIELD (Speightstown), Airdrie Stud, $10K, 78/7/1

6-HAW, Msw, 1mT, Brerry, $140K KEE SEP yrl, 3-1

TIZWAY (Tiznow), Spendthrift Farm, $25K, 73/4/2

7-IND, Msw, 1mT, Cinque, $57K OBS OPN 2yo, 15-1

TRAPPE SHOT (Tapit), Claiborne Farm, $10K, 96/6/0

7-IND, Msw, 1mT, Out of the Trappe, $50K OBS APR 2yo, 9-2

UNCLE MO (Indian Charlie), Ashford Stud, $35K, 165/14/5

7-IND, Msw, 1mT, Mo Big Deal, $120K RNA FTF MAR 2yo, 4-1

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Morning Fire (Friesan Fire) wins anallowance race at Parx Racing.

Congratulations to last week’s JockeyTalk360.com Jockey of

the Week Corey Lanerie, who won the Keeneland riding title

at the track’s recently concluded Fall meet.

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B R E E D E R S’ E D I T I O NAMERICA

ALLOWANCE RESULTS:

8th-SA, $54,500, (S), (NW1$X)/Opt. Clm ($20,000), 10-25,

3yo/up, 6 1/2fT, 1:13.62, fm.

PAY THE FINE (c, 3, Square Eddie--Heckuva Rush, by Wild Rush)

Lifetime Record: 8-2-2-1, $104,220. O/B-Reddam Racing LLC

(CA); T-Doug F. O'Neill. *Full to Mrazek, SW, $135,810.

ADDITIONAL MAIDEN WINNERS:

Spectacular Array, g, 3, Quality Road--Aray, by Rahy. ZIA, 10-26,

1m, 1:38.54. B-Peter J. Sheppell (OH). *$75,000 Wlg '12

KEENOV; $105,000 RNA Ylg '13 KEESEP; $32,000 2yo '14

KEEAPR.

IN GERMANY:

Quenby, f, 3, Ambassador (Ger). See “Breeders’ Edition Europe.”

IN JAPAN:

Strong Barows, c, 2, Mineshaft--Chelsea Ballad, by Street Cry

(Ire). Tokyo, 10-25, Maiden, 8f. Lifetime Record: 1-1-0-0,

$57,851. O-Hirotsugu Inokuma; B-Fox Straus KY; T-Noriyuki

Hori. * $150,000, Ylg ‘14 FTNAUG; $340,000 2yo ‘15 FTFMAR.

Tocco Di Luce, c, 2, Uncle Mo--Touch of Splendor, by

Charismatic. Kyoto, 10-25, Novice, 7f. Lifetime Record: 2-1-0-1,

$56,198. O-Makoto Kato; B-Morris B. Floyd Pat Farrah Dan

Tsujioka & Dave Alban; T-Kazuya Nakatake. *$135,000 Yrl ‘14,

FTKJUL; $160,000 2yo ‘15 BAFEB.

T O Helios, c, 3, Fusaichi Pegasus--Reagle Mary, by Afternoon

Deelites. Kyoto, 10-25, Alw, 7f. Lifetime Record: 9-3-3-0,

$307,603. O-Tomoya Ozasa; B-Yanagawa Stud Ltd; T-Tomoyuki

Umeda. *1/2 to Alsvid (Officer), MGSW-US, $1,011,559.

A Shin Balancer, c, 3, Ghostzapper--Mayomast (SP-US,

$181,694), by Mizzen Mast. Niigata, 10-25, Alw, 6f. Lifetime

Record: 5-2-2-0, $135,537. O-Eishindo Inc.; B-Adena Springs;

T-Masato Nishizono. *$48,000 Ylg ‘13 KEESEP.

Moanin, c, 3, Henny Hughes--Giggly, by Distorted Humor.

Tokyo, 10-24, Shurei S., 8f. Lifetime Record: 4-4-0-0, $381,322.

O-Yukio Baba; B-Empire Equines LLC; T-Sei Ishizaka.*$90,000

Ylg ‘13 FTNAUG; $335,000 2yo ‘14 OBSMAR.

A Shin Bullseye, c, 4, Belgravia--Miss Fear Factor, by Devon

Lane. Kyoto, 10-2, Alw, 6fT. Lifetime Record: 12-4-2-1,

$754,620. O-Eishindo Inc.; B-Elijah Bailey; T-Kenji Nonaka.

*$10,000 Ylg ‘12 OBSAUG; $170,000 2yo ‘13 OBSAPR. **1/2

to Creative License (Showing Up), SP-US.

A Shin Run Away, c, 4, Old Fashioned--Catspaw, by Storm Cat.

Kyoto, 10-25, Alw, 6f. Lifetime Record: 14-3-6-1, $388,348.

O-Eishindo Inc.; B-BryLynn Farm Inc.; T-Masato Nishizono.

*$55,000 Ylg ‘12 OBSAUG. $190,000 2yo ‘13 OBSAPR.

Aster Storm, h, 5, Tale Of The Cat--Spread, by Coronado’s

Quest. Niigata, 10-24, Alw, 6f. Lifetime Record: 17-4-3-1,

$368,843. O-Hisae Kato; B-Mineola Farm LLC, James W.

Hirschmann & David R.Houchin; T-Hiroshi Takeda. *$30,000

Ylg ‘11 KEESEP.

Million Volts, h, 6, Bluegrass Cat--Racetothealtar, by Distorted

Humor. Niigata, 10-25, Alw, 6f. Lifetime Record: 28-5-5-1,

$621,405. O-Masamichi Hayashi; B-WinStar Farm LLC;

T-Tomokazu Takano. *$32,000 Ylg, ‘10, KEESEP; $130,000 2yo

‘11 BARMAR; **Full to Bluegrass Pride, SW-US, $96,053.

IN JAPAN:

Danon Good (Jpn), c, 3, Elusive Quality--My Goodness, by Storm

Cat. Kyoto, 10-24, Alw, 9.5f. Lifetime Record: 8-3-1-0,

$218,182. O-Danox Inc; B-Mishima Bokujo; T-Akira

Murayama.

OPEN HOUSE

WHERE: Northview Stallion Station

Chesapeake City, Maryland

WHEN: Nov. 15 • 11 a.m. - 2 p.m.

•Introducing the farm’s newest stallion Golden Lad

(Medaglia d’Oro). Contact Linda Bench at Northview

Stallion Station at (410) 885-2855 or

lbench@northviewstallions.com for more information.

Trained at Crupi’s New Castle Farm

Trained at Crupi’s New Castle Farm

Foaled and Raised at WINCHESTER FARM

Like his 1/2 brother, BC Sprint contender ALSVID

� Purchased by Narvick Int’l / R. Takahashi �

Hidden Brook Raised & Sold

� Purchased by Narvick Int’l / R. Takahashi �

WINNERS BY AMERICAN SIRES

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CONDITIONS RESULTS:

1st-HNO, €5,100, 10-25, 3yo, 10fT, 2:14.81, sf.

QUENBY (f, 3, Ambassador {Ger}--Quintela {GB}, by Giant’s

Causeway) Lifetime Record: 3-3-0-0, €9,500. O-John O’Connor;

B-Anastasie Christiansen-Croy (KY); T-Andreas Wohler. *1/2 to

Quinzieme Monarque (Rock Hard Ten), SP-Ger, $139,009.

ADDITIONAL MAIDEN WINNERS:

Reflektor (Ire), g, 2, Bahamian Bounty (GB)--Baby Bunting (GB),

by Wolfhound. LEI, 10-26, 6fT, 1:16.43. B-Hyde Park Stud &

Paddy Conney (IRE). *€31,000 Wlg ‘13 GOFNOV; £45,000 Ylg

‘14 DNPRM.

+Swinging Duke (Ger), c, 2, Duke of Marmalade (Ire)--

Saldenschwinge (Ger) (Hwt. Older Mare-Ger at 11-14f,

MGSW-Ger, $140,013), by In the Wings (GB). HNO, 10-25, 8f

165yT, 1:56.37. B-Gestut Wittekindshof (GER). *€19,000 RNA

Ylg ‘14 BBAGO.

Captain Dion (GB), c, 2, Equiano (Fr)--Bandanna (GB) (GSP-Eng),

by Bandmaster. RED, 10-26, 6fT, 1:12.19. B-Miss R. J. Dobson

(GB). *12,000gns RNA Wlg ‘13 TATFOA; £35,000 Ylg ‘14

DNPRM.

Don Papa (Fr), c, 2, Gold Away (Ire)--Anawest (Ire), by Anabaa.

MRS, 10-26, 9fT, 1:52.34. B-Raymonde Wingtans, Mlle Wendy

Wingtans & Kevin Wingtans (FR).

Largent du Bonheur (Fr), c, 2, Kendargent (Fr)--La Joie (Fr), by

Montjeu (Ire). CMP, 10-26, 7fT, 1:32.24. B-Jean-Pierre-Joseph

Dubois (FR). *€77,000 Ylg ‘14 ARAUG.

Maisons (Fr), f, 2, Le Havre (Ire)--Malegganda (Fr), by Divine

Light (Jpn). CMP, 10-26, 7fT, 1:31.97. B-Franklin Finance SA

(FR).

+Gowanless (GB), g, 2, Monsieur Bond (Ire)--Aahgowangowan

(Ire), by Tagula (Ire). RED, 10-26, 6fT, 1:12.73. B-L. Waugh

(GB).

Play Gal (GB), f, 2, Multiplex (GB)--Plead (Fr), by Bering (GB).

RED, 10-26, 9fT, 1:54.52. B-Mickley Stud, K. Whitehouse & D.

Mossop (GB).

+Wild Approach (Ger), f, 2, New Approach (Ire)--Wildfahrte

(Ger) (GSP-Ger), by Mark of Esteem (Ire). HNO, 10-25, 8fT,

1:48.37. B-Gestut Brummerhof (GER).

Whipcorse (Fr), f, 2, Whipper--Danseuse Corse (Ire), by Danehill

Dancer (Ire). MRS, 10-26, 9fT, 1:51.77. B-Jean-Claude Seroul

(FR).

+Flowing Clarets (GB), f, 2, Pastoral Pursuits (GB)--Flying Clarets

(Ire) (GSP-Eng, $418,476), by Titus Livius (Fr). LEI, 10-26, 6fT,

1:16.39. B-R. A. Fahey (GB). *£2,000 Ylg ‘14 DONNOV.

Memel (Ger), f, 3, Doyen (Ire)--Murnau (Ire) (SW-Ger), by

Rudimentary. HNO, 10-25, 8f 165yT, 1:56.74. B-Lutz

Ottofulling (GER).

Feng Shui (GB), g, 3, Iffraaj (GB)--Whazzis (GB) (GSW-Ity & SW-

Eng, $149,964), by Desert Prince (Ire). RED, 10-26, 7fT,

1:26.17. B-New England Stud & Mount Coote Stud (GB).

*100,000gns Ylg ‘13 TAOCT.

Sir Bibi (Fr), c, 3, Touch Down (Ger)--Elli (GB) (SP-Fr), by Polar

Falcon. CMP, 10-26, 9fT, 1:59.49. B-Gestut Ohlerweiherhof

(FR). *€15,000 2yo ‘14 BBAGMX.