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HARLAN’S HOLIDAY RETIRED Ending the speculation that followed news of hisinjury in Saturday’s GII Saratoga Breeders’ Cup H.,connections of Harlan’s Holiday (Harlan--Christmas inAiken, by Affirmed) officially announced yesterday theretirement of the four-year-old. Stud plans for the bay,who finished last aftersustaining a strainedsuspensory to his righthind in Saturday’s race,have yet to be deter-mined. Owned by Jackand Laurie Wolf's Star-light Stable, Harlan’sHoliday is a three-timeGrade I winner, havingannexed the FloridaDerby and Toyota BlueGrass S. as a three-year-old and adding the Donn H. tohis resume earlier this year. He joins current freshmansire Menifee as the second major winner by the ill-fatedHarlan to be retired to stud.

HILLENBRAND UPDATES STEVENS’ CONDITION After receiving a phone call from jockey Gary Stevensasking to clarify his situation, Seabiscuit author LauraHillenbrand released a statement yesterday that sortedout conflicting press reports. Stevens, who was thrownfrom Storming Home in Saturday’s GI Arlington Million,suffered a collapsed lung in the fall and fractured his C-5 vertebra. The fracture was determined to not beserious and there is no threat of nerve damage. Accord-ing to Stevens’ theatrical agent, Eddie Goldstone, theinjuries will force Stevens to the sidelines for a month,meaning the Hall of Famer will miss Sunday’s GI PacificClassic aboard Candy Ride (Arg) (See p4 for more infor-mation). Stevens said he wasn’t sure what spooked hismount to veer badly just prior to crossing the finish line,but said that Storming Home had, the morning beforethe race, stopped on the track at the spot of the subse-quent accident and refused to move. Despite thehorse’s erratic behavior, the resilient jockey said thathe’d happily ride Storming Home again.

RIGHT MAN FOR THE JOB Few horses have been talked about as much this yearas Kalaman (Ire) (Desert Prince {Ire}) and His Highnessthe Aga Khan’s colt is ready to transform reputationinto substance in today’s G1 Juddmonte InternationalS. at York. The half to Kalanisi (Ire), who was beatenby Giant’s Causeway in a memorable finish to this racethree years ago, is in the right hands as he bids toprovide Sir Michael Stoute with his fifth renewal. De-spite all the past winners from Freemason Lodge hav-ing been older horses, there has been no secret madeof the regard with which this particular colt is held. Hemade light work of a Newbury maiden Apr. 12 beforebeating the impressive subsequent Listed Gala S. win-ner Ikhtyar (Ire) in the Listed Heron S. at Kempton May24. He suffered a troubled trip when beaten a length byZafeen (Fr) in the G1 St James’s Palace S. at RoyalAscot June 17, showing a similar strong-finishing styleto Kalanisi, who excelled when stepped up from a mile.

Soumillon Lands Ride... Jockey Christophe Soumillon, following the revelationthat Johnny Murtagh was taking a break from racingbecause of a back injury and related weight problems,will replace that rider on Kalaman. Soumillon waspleased to learn that he would be re-united with the SirMichael Stoute-trained colt, on whom he won theListed Heron S. at Kempton May 24. “I was impressedwith him when he won the Heron Stakes and I’m reallylooking forward to riding him in the big race tomorrow,”he told PA Sport yesterday.

Dubai Destination Out... Meanwhile, Godolphin has scratched Dubai Destina-tion (Kingmambo) after the four-year-old failed to pleaseconnections after his fifth placing in Sunday’s G1 PrixJacques le Marois at Deauville.“Dubai Destination wasa bit quiet this morning and definitely will not run atYork,” Racing Manager Simon Crisford said yesterday.

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Dogs o’ War... Though receiving a bit of a break after Dubai Destina-tion scratched, Kalaman will still have to face the olddogs of war Nayef (Gulch) and Falbrav (Ire) (Fairy King)in this test, and that duo have shown enough in theirengagements this term to suggest he will have to do itthe hard way. Nayef, who beat Golan (Ire) in this con-test 12 months ago, bounced back from a third-placingin the G1 Dubai World Cup at Nad al Sheba Mar. 29 totake the G1 Prince of Wales’s S. at Royal Ascot June18. Despite finishing only fifth on that occasion, lastyear’s G1 Japan Cup winner Falbrav comprehensivelyreversed form with his arch-rival when beating him by3/4 of a length in the G1 Eclipse S. at Sandown July 5.He again had Nayef behind when the pair finished fifthand seventh, respectively, in the G1 King George VIand Queen Elizabeth Diamond S. at Ascot July 26.Aidan O’Brien, who saddled the “Iron Horse” to denyKalanisi in the epic of 2000, relies on the progressiveMingun (A.P. Indy), who stepped up off a facile score inthe Listed Celebration S. at The Curragh June 29 tobeat Carnival Dancer (GB) by a head in the G3 Meld S.at Leopardstown last time July 26. Magistretti (Diesis{GB}) took the G2 Dante S. at this track May 14 beforefinishing ninth in the G1 Epsom Derby June 7 butbounced back to finish 1½ lengths behind the smartVespone (Ire) when runner-up in the G1 Grand Prix deParis at Longchamp last time June 22.

Tuesday, York, Britain, post time: 2:55 p.m.JUDDMONTE INTERNATIONAL S.-G1, £460,000,3yo/up, 10f 88ydsTSC PP HORSE SIRE TRAINER WT1 1 Dubai Destination Kingmambo SCRATCHED2 2 Falbrav (Ire) Fairy King Cumani 1313 8 Indian Creek (GB) Indian Ridge (Ire) Elsworth 1314 4 Izdiham (Ire) Nashwan Tregoning 1315 6 Nayef Gulch Tregoning 1316 3 Kalaman (Ire) Desert Prince (Ire) Stoute 1237 9 Magistretti Diesis (GB) Callaghan 1238 7 Mingun A. P. Indy A O’Brien 1239 5 Norse Dancer (Ire) Halling Elsworth 123

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Tuesday, York, Britain, post time: 3:30 p.m.DAILY TELEGRAPH GREAT VOLTIGEUR S.-G2,£150,000, 3yo, c/g, 11f 198ydsTSC PP HORSE SIRE TRAINER1 5 High Accolade (GB) Mark of Esteem (Ire) Tregoning2 1 Brian Boru (GB) Sadler’s Wells A O’Brien 3 10 Delsarte Theatrical (Ire) Johnston 4 4 Dubai Success (GB) Sadler’s Wells B Hills 5 9 Dutch Gold Lahib C Brittain 6 6 Forest Magic (Ire) Charnwood Forest (Ire) D’Arcy 7 2 Hawk Flyer Silver Hawk Stoute 8 3 Piano Star (GB) Darshaan (GB) Stoute 9 7 Powerscourt (GB) Sadler’s Wells A O’Brien 10 8 Yawmi (GB) Zafonic B Hills All carry 121 pounds, bar High Accolade, who carries124. As a trial for the G1 St Leger this contest has a finerecord, producing two winners and two runner’s-up inthat Classic in the last 10 runnings. One of the mostimpressive to complete the Voltigeur-Leger double wasMilan (GB) and his trainer Aidan O’Brien saddles twothis time in Brian Boru and Powerscourt. Jockey MickKinane has chosen the latter despite the score betweenthese colts being two-nil in favor of the former, whobeat him by 1 1/4 lengths in the G1 Racing Post Trophyat Doncaster in October and who had him back in sixthwhen fourth in the G1 Irish Derby at The Curragh lasttime June 29. Nevertheless, the fact that Powerscourtmade his seasonal return in that Classic confirms thehigh regard in which connections hold him and he gaveall the right signals when taking a 10-furlong conditionsrace at Leopardstown last time July 16. Sir MichaelStoute has won this race four times since 1982, alsosaddles a dup in Hawk Flyer and Piano Star. Both haveground to make up on High Accolade, who had theformer back in third when beaten a short head by Phoe-nix Reach (Ire) under a penalty in the G3 Gordon S. atGoodwood last time July 29 and the latter back infourth when winning the Listed Predominate S. at thattrack May 20. He may be given most to do by Delsarte,who meets him on three-pounds better terms thanwhen beaten by two lengths in the G2 King Edward VIIS. at Royal Ascot June 20. Preview cont. p3

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Tuesday, York, Britain, post time: 2:20 p.m.WEATHERBYS INSURANCE LONSDALE S.-G3,£100,000, 3yo/up, 15f 198ydsTSC PP HORSE SIRE TRAINER WT1 2 Bollin Eric (GB) Shaamit (Ire) T Easterby 132 2 1 Persian Punch (Ire) Persian Heights (GB) Elsworth 130 3 6 Boreas (GB) In the Wings (GB) Cumani 127 4 4 Cover Up (Ire) Machiavellian Stoute 127 5 3 Jardines Lookout (Ire) Fourstars Allstar A Jarvis 127 6 5 Zindabad (Fr) Shirley Heights (GB) Johnston 127 Last year’s G1 St Leger winner Bollin Eric bids to defya five-pound penalty stepping up in trip for the firsttime in this fascinating and competitive renewal. Hefinished a fine fourth behind Alamshar (Ire) in the G1King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Diamond S. atAscot last time July 26. Persian Punch stole the heartof the nation when beating Jardines Lookout by a shorthead in the G2 Goodwood Cup last time July 31, whileZindabad adds further lustre to the contest stepping upto two miles for the first time. Wednesday, York, Britain, post time: 2:20 p.m.ASTON UPTHORPE YORKSHIRE OAKS-G1, £250,000,3yo/up, f/m, 11f 198ydsTSC PP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY WT1 7 Chorist (GB) Pivotal (GB) Holland 130 2 5 Islington (Ire) Sadler’s Wells Fallon 130 3 1 Tigertail (Fr) Priolo L Dettori 1304 2 Zee Zee Top (GB) Zafonic Pat Eddery 1305 6 Casual Look Red Ransom Dwyer 1206 8 L’Ancresse (Ire) Darshaan (GB) Kinane 120 7 3 Ocean Silk Dynaformer Fortune 1208 4 Summitville (GB) Grand Lodge Fenton 120 Jockey Darryll Holland was yesterday looking forwardto partnering Chorist (GB) in tomorrow’s G1 AstonUpthorpe Yorkshire Oaks at York. Cheveley Park Stud’scolorbearer is one of eight fillies bidding to deny Isling-ton (Ire) a repeat success in the contest and impressedher jockey when winning the G3 Golden Daffodil S. atChepstow last time July 25. “She’s very very toughand I like her a lot,” Holland said. “She’s one of thosethat when a horse comes to her girth she really putsher belly to the floor and battles.” Jimmy Fortune part-ners Ocean Silk, who finished runner-up in the G2Ribblesdale S. at Royal Ascot June 19 before disap-pointing when seventh in the G1 Irish Oaks at TheCurragh last time July 13. “She ran flat in the IrishOaks, but seems very well in herself,” Fortune com-mented. “Hopefully, we’ll have a big run from her andIslington looks the filly we all have to beat.”

Saturday, San Isidro, ArgentinaGRAN PREMIO 2000 GUINEAS-CONSAGRACIÓN DEPOTRILLOS-G1, $52,500, San Isidro, 8-16, 3yo,1600mT, 1:33 3/5, fm.1--@sDISNEY WALT (ARG), 123, c, 3, by Fitzcarraldo (Arg)

1st Dam: Disneyland (Arg), by Ringaro2nd Dam: Dr. Sas (Arg), by Country Doctor3rd Dam: Sacerdotisa (Arg), by *Gamin

O-S M de Araras; B-Santa Maria de Araras (ARG); T-J C Maldotti; J-P Falero; $35,000.2--Harry Potter (Arg), 123, c, 3, Green Means Go-- Hufeisen, by Never Cye. O/B-La Providencia (ARG); $8,750.3--Cacht Wells (Arg), 123, c, 3, Poliglote (GB)--Cacht Fitz (Arg), by Fitzcarraldo (Arg). O-Dona Ana; B-Osvaldo Dardo Pinto (ARG); $5,250.Margins: 1 1/2, HF, 7. Odds: 2.20, 4.50, 2.40. Sent off as the favorite by the betting public, DisneyWalt earned his first Group 1 victory while running hiswinning skein to three. After finishing last in his firststart on the dirt at Palermo in April, he broke his maidenby five lengths at the end of May when moved to theturf. In mid-July he won an allowance race at San Isidroby nine lengths in a very impressive way and came tothis event as the most dangerous rival for G1SW CachtWells. Disney Walt was quickest into stride from thegate, but Lo Esencial (Arg) (Mutakddim) went for himand grabbed the lead 100 meters after the start. Al-though that foe set speedy fractions, Disney Walttracked him intently. Once they had turned for home,Disney Walt tackled the leader and powered clear forthe victory. Harry Potter looked as if he might threatenleaving the turn, but flattened out through the lane,while Cacht Wells rallied from the last to get up forthird. Results cont. p4

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Sunday, Kokura, JapanKOKURA KINEN-G3-JRA, ¥82,370,000, Kokura, 8-17,3yo/up, 2000mT, 2:00.7, gd.1--ROSADO (JPN), 126, h, 7, by Sunday Silence

1st Dam: Rosa Nay, by Lyphard2nd Dam: Riviere Doree, by Secretariat 3rd Dam: Riverqueen (Fr), by Luthier (Fr)

O-Shadai Race H.; B-Northern Farm; T-Kojiro Hashiguchi; J-Koshiro Take; ¥43,399,000. Lifetime Record: 44-6-6-3. *1/2 to Rose Colour (Jpn) (Shirley Heights {GB}), SW-Jpn, $1,044,385; Full to Vita Rosa (Jpn), SW-Jpn, $537,740.2--Sunrise Shark (Jpn), 119, h, 5, Sakura Hokuto O (Jpn)--Kogane Sengan (Jpn), by Crystal Palace (Fr). O-Takao Matsuoka; B-Kiyoshi Fukuoka; ¥17,114,000.3--Green Blitz (Ire), 117, h, 9, Caerleon--Queen to Conquer, by King’s Bishop. O-Green Farm; B-Barronstown Stud & Roncon; ¥11,057,000.Margins: NK, 1 1/4, NO. Odds: 6.90, 2.80, 25.10. Rosado, who won this race in 2001, last visited thewinner’s circle 11 months ago after a track-recordsetting win in the G2 All Comers and he had not startedsince a disappointing finish in the G3 Niigata Daishotenin May. The bay displayed a powerful late kick to justnip favored Sunrise Shark at the wire. “He seems toknow where the line is,” said winning trainer KojiroHashiguchi. “He was in good form today and he likesKokura.”

Sunday, Sapporo, JapanHOKKAIDO SHIMBUN HAI THE QUEEN S.-G3-JRA,¥81,090,000, 8-18, Sapporo, 3yo/up, 1800mT,1:47.7, fm.1--OSUMI HARUKA (JPN), 114, f , 3, by Fusaichi Concorde (Jpn)

1st Dam: Hokko Oka (Jpn), by Lindo Shaver2nd Dam: Lands Prompt (Jpn), by Prompt (Fr)3rd Dam: Tosa Mor (Jpn), by Tosamidori (Jpn)

O-Hidenori Yamaji; B-Keiichi Samekawa; T-Masatoshi Ando; J-Shinji Kawashima; ¥42,413,000. Lifetime Record: 9-4-0-2. *1/2 to Osumi Erst (Jpn) (Warning {GB}), MGSP-Jpn.2--Fine Motion (Ire), 128, f, 4, Danehill--Cocotte (GB), by Troy (GB). O-T Fushikida; B-Barronstown Stud & Orpendale. ¥17,118,000.3--T.M. Ocean (Jpn), 130, m, 5, Dancing Brave--River Girl (Jpn), by Rivlia. O-M Takezono; B-Toshiki Kawagoe.Margins: NK, 1, 2 1/2. Odds: 35.2, 1.40, 4.50.

Hokkaido Shimbun Hai the Queen S.

Osumi Haruka, winner of the G3 Tulip Sho in March,proved best of her gender, regardless of age, to collectSunday’s G3 Queen S. at Sapporo. Pitted against amuch more accomplished bunch, the sophomore hadenough in the tank to lead all the way around beforeholding on for a neck victory over 2002 JRA championthree-year-old filly Fine Motion, with 2000 and 2001champion filly T.M. Ocean back in third. Four-timeGroup 1 winner Diamond Biko (Jpn) (Sunday Silence)finished further back in fourth, beaten only fourlengths. Osumi Haruka is slated to make her next startin the G2 Rose S. Sept. 21 before a tilt at the G1Shuka Sho Oct. 19.

Monday, Saga, JapanSUMMER CHAMPION-G3-NAR, ¥30,000,000 to winner, 8-18, Saga, 3yo/up, 1400m, 1:26.8, gd.1--LONG KAISO (JPN), 121, m, 6, by Adjudicating

1st Dam: Long Masayume (Jpn), by Allez Millord2nd Dam: Courtenay (Jpn), by Lover John3rd Dam: Okino Kotobuki (Jpn), by Iron Liege

O-Toshio Nakai; B-Ogifushi Miyoshi Farm; T-H Ohneda; J-Takao Koike. Lifetime Record: 17-7-2-1, $1,109,546.2--Kashino Osama (Jpn), 123, c, 4, Tight Spot-- Tanagain (Jpn), by Tosho Boy (Jpn). O-T Kashiwagi; B-Tamotsu Imai.3--Tsurumaru Zamura (Jpn), 123, h, 7, Amber Shadai (Jpn)--Victory Dance (Jpn), by Dancer’s Image. O-T Miki; B-Shadai Farm.Margins: 4, 3/4, 3. Odds: 3.30, 18.60, 54.80.

CANDY RIDE NEEDS A P.C. RIDER Trainer RonMcAnally, after hearing the news that jockey GaryStevens would be out for a month due to injuries suf-fered in Saturday’s Arlington Million, began consideringreplacements to ride GI Pacific Classic hopeful CandyRide (Arg) (Ride the Rails). McAnally said that he wouldconfer with owners Sid and Jenny Craig and wouldmake a decision based on their choice. Candy Ride, amultiple Group 1 winner in his native Argentina, is two-for-two since making his North American debut in June,most recently capturing the GII American H. on Inde-pendence Day with Stevens in the irons.

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NO BREEDERS’ CUP FOR SANTA CATARINABob and Beverly Lewis’ Santa Catarina (Unbridled),winner of the GII Hollywood Breeders’ Cup Oaks in mid-June, will not participate in this year’s Breeders’ Cup atSanta Anita and will instead take aim at the La Canadaseries. “I’ll freshen her up,” trainer Bob Baffert toldDaily Racing Form. “She’s had little physical problems.She’d have to run against Azeri, and I want her to growup. She needs the time.” Santa Catarina was mostrecently fourth in the American Oaks over Hollywood’slawn July 5. The La Canada series begins in late De-cember with the seven-furlong GI La Brea S. at SantaAnita.

SULAMANI BIDES TIME AT BELMONTGodolphin’s Sulamani (Ire) (Hernando {Fr}), who wasawarded victory in Saturday’s GI Arlington Million whenStorming Home was disqualified from first, will take uptemporary residence at Belmont Park in Elmont, NewYork while his connections chart a course for the starfour-year-old. “He will stay in the USA for the momentat our stable up at Belmont, but the [G1] Arc [de l’Arcde Triomphe] is still very much part of the plan,”Godolphin racing manager Simon Crisford told RacingPost. “We have to consider the [Sept. 6, GI] Man o’War S. for him and there is also the [Oct. 25, GI] Breed-ers’ Cup [Turf], but we have to look at all the options.”

SONS OF SEEKING THE GOLD

Although the circumstances weren't ideal, theGodolphin team were understandably delighted thatSulamani's promotion to first in the Arlington Millionfinally helped them reach the magnificent landmark of100 Group 1 victories. Needless to say, there havebeen numerous stars among the horses which contrib-uted to this extraordinary achievement (gained in thespace of less than ten years), but none shone sobrightly as Dubai Millennium, the stunning son of Seek-ing the Gold who contributed four of the previous 99wins (by a total of over 22 lengths). Of course, Dubai Millennium succumbed to grasssickness at the end of April, 2001, after he had covered82 mares during his first season at Dalham Hall Stud.Because quite a few of those mares hadn't had time toconceive, Dubai Millennium's legacy amounts to only56 foals. With many of these 56 belonging to the Maktoumfamily or other owner-breeders, few of Dubai Millen-nium's progeny were ever likely to make it to the salesring. That number was further reduced by Sheikh Mo-hammed's decision to buy as many of his old favorite'sprogeny as possible. Consequently, there are only ahandful of Dubai Millennium yearlings in this year'smajor European sales. Among them are Kilcarn Stud'scolt out of Spirit of Tara, a sister to the triple classicwinner Salsabil; a half-brother to the GI San JuanCapistrano H. winner Passinetti; and a colt out of MissSatamixa, a mare who – like Dubai Millennium – wonthe G1 Prix Jacques le Marois. Remarkably, Miss Satamixa – along with the Ameri-can mares November Snow, Storm Song and Tribula-tion - is one of 17 Grade/Group I-winning racemaresamong the dams of Dubai Millennium's 56 foals. ClearlyDubai Millennium received every help in the quest topass on his exceptional talents, which Timeform ac-knowledged with a rating of 140.

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The weight of expectations being carried by DubaiMillennium's heirs has become heavier over the last fewweeks, thanks to the Grade I successes achieved bytwo of Seeking the Gold's other stallion sons, neither ofwhich enjoyed anything like the same support as DubaiMillennium. Lady Tak, who was winning for the sixth time in ninestarts when she took the Test S. at the end of July,comes from the third American crop by Mutakddim,who started his career at Hill ‘n' Dale Farms at a fee ofonly $5,000. Now we have Island Fashion, an impres-sive winner of the GI Alabama S., who comes from thethird crop by Petionville. This accomplished son of Seeking the Gold stood his first season at CrestwoodFarm at a fee of $10,000, but his fee was quicklyhalved. Add in the fact that Bird Town, winner of the GIKentucky Oaks and GI Acorn Stakes, is a member ofthe first crop by Cape Town and you'll see that three ofthis year's best sophomore fillies are all by sons ofSeeking the Gold. Perhaps it isn't just coincidence thatthese high-class performers are all fillies, as Seeking theGold has long had a reputation for being a "filly sire,"notwithstanding the Grade 1 successes of his sonsDubai Millennium, Cape Town, Lujain and Secret Sav-ings. The Claiborne stallion has twice as many Grade1-winning daughters to his credit, with Cash Run, Seek-ing the Pearl, Flanders and Heavenly Prize among them. The very well-connected Mutakddim, who is inbred 3 x 4 to the three-time champion broodmare sireBuckpasser, also has a predominance of fillies amonghis growing list of stakes winners, but this list alsoincludes three Group 1-winning sons in Argentina (LacAzur, El Charlatan and Luna Real). With over 140 maresbred in Kentucky in 2002, Mutakddim is likely to go onto even better things. Significantly, Petionville is also inbred 3 x 4 toBuckpasser. Perhaps this explains why his good win-ners this year include Harbor Blues (Arizona Oaks), KeiaiSakura (Audubon Oaks) and Petionville Indeed (WalmacLone Star Oaks) in addition to another Oaks winner (ofthe Delaware variety) in Island Fashion.

Although Petionville never scaled the heightsachieved by Seeking the Gold, he had a pretty solidrecord. By the time he won the GIII La Jolla H. on DelMar's turf course in August 1995, his record stood atsix wins from nine starts, with five of those victoriescoming at stakes level. He had earlier won the GIIILouisiana Derby and the GII Ohio Derby, so he was agraded winner on both dirt and turf. With three medium-sized crops aged three or over,Petionville has also sired two Graded-winning males, inPublication (a GII Arlington-Washington Futurity winnerwith three lines of Buckpasser) and True Passion, aswell as the Grade II turf-winning filly Caught in theRain. Four graded winners from his first three crops isagain surely a pointer to greater things to come, espe-cially as True Passion has a non-winning dam, Caughtin the Rain has an unraced dam and Island Fashion hasan unraced broodmare sire in A Native Danzig. IslandFashion, though, is out of a good-class racemare inDanzigs Fashion, who earned nearly $200,000. So what will Dubai Millennium, a much better race-horse than either Mutakddim or Petionville, achievewith his highly accomplished mates, I wonder?

LEADING SIRES OF 2003 GRADE/GROUPONE WINNERS (Through Aug. 11)

Sire Location WinnersSadler’s Wells (Northern Dancer) Ire 3Dynaformer (Roberto) Ky 2Kingmambo (Mr. Prospector) Ky 2Kris S. (Roberto) Ky 2Red Ransom (Roberto) Ky 2Storm Cat (Storm Bird) Ky 2

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A Stakes Winner from His First U.S. Crop!LOVING LUCY, 2yo filly by LYCIUS, wins Sunday’s $50,000 Junior

Champion Stakes at Monmouth -- by 11 3/4! -- going one mile on dirt.(Now 2 wins in 3 lifetime starts).

and LYCIUS is BROODMARE SIRE of 2yo colt CACTUS RIDGE, winnerof Sunday’s James C. Ellis Juvenile Stakes by 6 1/2 lengths at Ellis Park.

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ANEES COLT TOPS OBS SELECTED SALE A coltfrom the first crop of Breeders’ Cup Juvenile winnerand champion Anees topped yesterday’s one-day OBSAugust Selected Yearling Sale in Ocala, Florida. Hip138, out of the winning Corporate Report mare HigherEarnings, brought a final bid of $190,000 from John F.Moynihan, agent. Summerfield (Francis and BarbaraVanLangendonck) consigned the bay colt. A pair offillies each realized bids of $170,000 to earn the sale’snext highest prices. The first through the ring was Hip18, a bay by first-year sire Yes It’s True who wasscooped up by Nick De Meric, agent. Johnson HollowFarm consigned the youngster, who is out of the De-posit Ticket mare Safety Deposit. Just four horses latercame Hip 22, a Tour d’Our filly brought to the sale byBig C Farm, Agent IV. Out of the Tri Jet mare Scintillat-ing Suzi, Hip 22 was knocked down to Amy Tarrant.With an increase in average of 13.7 percent, from$38,872 in 2002 to $44,215 in 2003, the sale enjoyedsolid gains over last year’s event. The first open sessionof the sale, which runs through Thursday, kicks off thismorning at 11:00 a.m.

Jockey Arroyo Eyes Return at Belmont: Jockey Norberto Arroyo, Jr., who suffered a frac-tured vertebra in his neck after being unseated from hismount in a race at Belmont June 15, is expecting toreturn to riding in time for the beginning of BelmontPark’s Fall Championship Meet on Friday, Sept. 5. “Icame to Saratoga for a few days earlier this meet, and Ispent the week here,” said Arroyo, who was planningto return to Long Island yesterday. “I’ll be back for theTravers [Saturday afternoon], and then I will see every-body back at Belmont. I’ve been doing a lot of shadowboxing to stay fit. I’ll be ready to go when Belmontopens. I can’t wait.”

Yesterday’s Results:5th-SAR, $56,000, Alw, C, 4yo/up, f/m, 6f, 1:10 2/5,ft.1--LITERARY LIGHT, 116, f, 4, Ide--Smithie, by Beau Genius. O-Two Kings Stable; B-Mjaka I Stable (KY); T-Richard Schosberg. Lifetime Record: 18-7-5-1, $258,231.2--Lilah, 109, m, 6, Defrere--Dixie Rouge, by Dixieland Band. ($58,000 wlng '97 KEENOV; $130,000 yrl '98 KEESEP).3--Raging Fever, 123, m, 5, Storm Cat--Pennant Fever, by Seattle Slew.Margins: HD, HF, 3/4. Odds: 11.90, 3.20, 1.35.

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Literary Light, claimed for $50,000 last September atBelmont, captured an Apr. 16 Aqueduct allowancebefore a fourth-place effort in Delware Park’s May 17Sweet and Sassy H. last time out. Longest shot in theshort five-horse field, the chestnut filly broke throughthe gate and unseated jockey John Velazquez beforethe start. She dueled with Lilah on the front end, whilefavored Raging Fever settled a stalking third. RagingFever, coming off a fifth-place finish in the Aug. 1 GIIIHonorable Miss H., never seriously threatened the toptwo, who battled it out to the wire with Literary Lightwinning the head bob.

8th-SAR, $50,000, Alw, NW2X, 3yo/up, f/m, 1 1/8mT,1:48 3/5, fm.PRIMA GREEN (f, 4, Green Dancer--Mining My Busi-ness, by Mining), a half sister to Real Cozzy (Cozzene,GSW & MGISP, $464,840), graduated over the FairGrounds lawn in her seventh start last March and addeda June 29 Belmont allowance victory three starts later.Coming off a closing third behind French Classic winnerZenda over this course July 27, the chestnut filly set-tled in last early. She bid five deep into the stretch andforged clear to a 1 1/2-length victory at 4-1. LifetimeRecord: 12-3-3-2, $104,060. O/B-Lawana L & Robert E Low (KY). T-Daniel C Peitz.

7th-SAR, $49,000, Alw, NW2X, 3yo/up, f/m, 6 1/2f,1:16 2/5, ft.CITY SISTER (f, 3, Carson City--Demi Souer, by StormBird), a seven-length allowance winner at Aqueduct inApril, ran third behind House Party and Cyber Secret inthe GII Nassau County Breeders’ Cup in May and mostrecently ran second in a seven-furlong Spa allowanceJuly 30. Never far back, the even-money choice ralliedthree wide on the turn, gained the lead a furlong fromhome and held off Actcellent (Noactor) by a neck. Thewinner is a half sister to Fast Decision (Gulch, GSW,$143,620). Lifetime Record: GSP, 8-3-1-2, $113,770. O/B-Edward P Evans (KY). T-Mark Hennig.

6th-SAR, $48,000, Alw, NW2L, 3yo/up, f/m, 1mT,1:35 3/5, fm.ERDA (f, 4, Royal Academy--Tuca Tuca, by Miswaki),runner-up in an Italian listed race in one of two juvenileoutings, made three starts last season, including amaiden win at Delaware in July, and recorded twothird-place efforts this year, most recently over theDelaware lawn July 20. Sent off at 6-1, the chestnutfilly moved into contention along the hedge, angled outfor the stretch drive and drove clear to a 3 3/4-lengthvictory. Erda was a $60,000 KEENOV weanling and a$2,500 KEESEP yearling. Lifetime Record: SP-Ity,8-2-2-2, $78,412. O-Augustin Stable. B-Albatroz Bloodstock & T/C Stable(KY). T-Jonathan E Sheppard.

4th-SAR, $46,000, Msw, 2yo, 1 1/16mT, 1:43 2/5, fm.COMMENDATION (c, 2, Capote--Felicita, by Rubiano), ahalf brother to MGISW Take Charge Lady (Dehere,$2,070,351), was never in the mix while running eighthbehind the impressive Value Plus sprinting over themain track July 26. After racing with the pace early,the 14-1 shot looked beaten by Ecclesiastic (Pulpit) atmidstretch, but battled back gamely on the rail to ekeout a neck win. The $315,000 FTSAUG yearling is alsohalf to Eventail (Lear Fan, MSW & GSP, $300,895).Lifetime Record: 2-1-0-0, $27,600. O-D A Adam. B-W Schettine (KY). T-H Graham Motion.

9th-SAR, $46,000, Msw, 3yo/up, 1 1/16mT, 1:43, fm.PRIVATE SCANDAL (c, 3, Not for Love--Parade ofRoses {SW, $161,608}, by Blues Parade), on the boardin six of eight starts and still looking for his first win,was coming off a third-place finish in an off-the-turferat the Spa Aug. 10. The 2-1 favorite, bumped at thestart, was outrun early, moved up four wide on thefinal bend and finished with a rush to win by one lengthover Nazone (Mutakddim). The winner, a $25,000FTMOCT yearling and $82,000 OBSMAR two-year-old,is a half brother to Gail’s Brush (Broad Brush, GSW,$250,701). Lifetime Record: 9-1-3-3, $67,100. O-Paul P Pompa Jr. B-Mr & Mrs Charles McGinnes(MD). T-Rene A Araya.

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2nd-SAR, $45,000, Msw, 2yo, f, 5f, :58, ft.+SOCIETY SELECTION (f, 2, Coronado’s Quest--LoveThat Jazz {GSW & GISP, $482,841}, by DixielandBand), dismissed at 17-1 in her bow, was unhurriedafter stumbling at the start. The bay filly angled out forthe drive and jetted clear down the lane for a 3 1/2-length tally over For My Wife (Not for Love). LifetimeRecord: 1-1-0-0, $27,000. O-Marjorie & Irving Cowan (KY). T-H Allen Jerkens.

Yesterday’s Results:7th-DEL, $34,000, Alw, NW1X, 2yo, 6f, 1:11 4/5, ft.STORED (c, 2, Coronado’s Quest--Safely Kept {Ch.Sprinter, MGISW, $2,194,206}, by Horatius) wired thefield to graduate at first asking at this track June 15before a troubled fifth-place effort behind MGSP Hasslefree in a July 31 Saratoga allowance. The 4-5favorite took a clear lead after half and stormed homean 8 1/2 winner. Lifetime Record: 3-2-0-0, $43,410. O/B-Jayeff B Stables (KY). T-Alan E Goldberg.

3rd-DEL, $33,000, Msw, 2yo, 6f, 1:11 4/5, ft.LATE NIGHT LEADER (c, 2, Doneraile Court--Wantyoutowantme, by Smarten) was one-lengthrunner-up in his 5 1/2-furlong debut at Laurel July 26and was the 4-5 favorite to graduate here. After duelingon the early lead, the bay colt inched clear on the turnand held sway late to best Tactical Gold (Tactical Cat)by 1 1/4 lengths. Late Night Leader is the fifth winnerfor his freshman sire (by Seattle Slew). Lifetime Record:2-1-1-0, $25,050. O-Costas N Triantafilos. B-Thornmar Farm (MD). T-DaleCapuano.

3rd-FEX, $24,400, Msw, 3yo/up, 6f, 1:11 4/5, ft.+STOIC ENDEAVOUR (c, 3, Labeeb {GB}--HastyQueen, by Geiger Counter), sent off at 14-1, was al-ways on the lead and won by 2 1/2 lengths. LifetimeRecord: 1-1-0-0, $12,840. O/B-Canvasback Farms (KY). T-Anne Cameron.

Outta Here to Skip Pacific Classic for Del Mar Derby: Opting to skip Sunday’s GI Pacific Classic againstelders, Outta Here (Dehere) will instead make his sea-sonal turf debut Thursday in an optional claim-ing/allowance race for three-year-olds going a flat mileat Del Mar. The colt, who finished third to Peace Rulesin his lone grass effort in the GIII Generous S. last No-vember, will be aimed towards the Sept. 6 GII Del MarDerby, also restricted to three-year-olds. “We’ll use[Thursday’s] race as a prep for the Del Mar Derby,” saidtrainer and co-owner William Currin, who indicated thatOutta Here was in good order after scratching from theAug. 9 GIII West Virginia Derby due to lameness.

Globalize to Victory Rose: Globalize (Summer Squall--Sugar Hill Chick, by Fit toFight), winner of the 2000 GII Turfway Spiral S., willrelocate to Ellen Jackson’s Victory Rose Thoroughbredsin Vacaville, California for the 2004 breeding season.He will stand for $5,000. The six-year-old stallion previ-ously stood at Special T Thoroughbreds. Globalize wasfound to be subfertile in April, but the stallion wasexamined by fertility expert Dr. Irwin Liu of U.C. Davis,who felt that the stallion would be able to successfullycover a book of 30-40 mares next year, according to arelease from Victory Rose. During his racing career,Globalize won the GIII California Juvenile, was secondin the GII Coolmore Lexington S. and third in the GIIPeter Pan. He retired in 2001 with five wins in 13starts and earnings of $623,650.

Yesterday’s Results:7th-DMR, $70,000, Alw, NW1$R9MX, 3yo/up, 1mT,1:33, fm.*1--DESIGNED FOR LUCK, 117, h, 6, Rahy--Fantastic Look (GISW, $681,247), by Green Dancer. O-David W & Holly F Wilson; B-Mr & Mrs John C Mabee (KY); T-Vladimir Cerin. Lifetime Record: GSW, 19-7-5-2, $350,585. *1/2 to Absolute Harmony (Seeking the Gold), SW, $107,600.2--Denied, 117, h, 5, Bertrando--Granse Oaks, by Nureyev. ($125,000 2yo 2000 505JUL).3--Mountain Rage, 117, c, 4, Mecke--Sweet Silver Star, by Silver Buck. ($53,000 wlng '99 OBSOCT; $47,000 yrl '00 FTMOCT).Margins: 1, 2HF, 4. Odds: 3.30, 0.80, 7.10.*Denied finished first, but was DQ’d and placed second. Designed for Luck finished full of run under jockeyPatrick Valenzuela and ran a good second to Denied,but was granted the victory by the stewards after itwas determined that Denied had drifted out through thelane. Designed for Luck, winner of the GIII Ascot H.back in October of 2000, was unraced since finishing11th in the GII Explosive Bid H. at Fair Grounds inMarch of 2002. Returning 17 months later as thecrowd’s second choice, the six-year-old veteran camefrom off the pace to challenge Denied through the laneand was forced to take up a bit in the final sixteenth,prompting stewards to reverse the order of finish.Valenzuela, who also scored a victory aboard StandingTall in the eighth race, tallied four wins on the day.

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H A M E R I C A N - B R E D W I N N E R S H5th-DMR, $56,268, Alw, Opt. Clm. ($80,000), NW1X,2yo, 5 1/2f, 1:04 4/5, ft.LUCKY PULPIT (c, 2, Pulpit--Lucky Soph, by Cozzene),second best in his June 22 bow over Hollywood’s maintrack, scored a sharp 2 1/2-length victory whenswitched to the turf July 17. Sent off as the 2-1 chalkin his return to the dirt, the homebred rushed up to jointhe pacesetter up the backstretch, put that one awayturning for home and was all out under a PatrickValenzuela drive to best the filly Miss Sand Bar(Glitterman) by a half length. The victor, who returnedto the winner’s circle bleeding from his mouth, is a halfto Drewman (Unbridled), MSP, $188,852. LifetimeRecord: 3-2-1-0, $67,600. O/B-Mr & Mrs Larry Williams (KY). T-Clifford Sise Jr.

3rd-DMR, $51,000, Msw , 3yo/up, 1 1/16m, 1:44, ft.CHESTER'S CHOICE (c, 3, Afternoon Deelites--Enjoythe View, by L'Enjoleur), a $120,000 KEESEP yearling,finished third in his most recent, a 8 1/2-furlong maidentest on the Hollywood sod June 14. On the muscle andon his toes in the post parade, the bay was content tosit off the pacesetters before progressing into strikingdistance at the quarter pole. Asked for his best fromthere, the 6-1 chance strode clear from the pack andfinally graduated from the maiden ranks by a four-length margin. Lifetime Record: 10-1-1-5, $70,180. O-R Rupert. B-Brereton C Jones (KY). T-S Mayberry.

2nd-DMR, $49,000, Msw, 2yo, 5 1/2f, 1:03 3/5, ft.+GULF OF MEXICO (c, 2, Smart Strike--ApalacheePrincess, by Apalachee) was no secret in his debut,going off the heavy 1-2 favorite. The bay colt recoveredquickly from an awkward start and went right to thefront. He set all the fractions and was much the best ina 4 1/2-length victory over Tough Negotiator (Good andTough). The $150,000 KEESEP yearling is a halfbrother to Paley Prince (Tilt Up, GSP-Ire, MSP-Eng &US) and Unrivaled (Green Dancer, SP, $156,220). Life-time Record: 1-1-0-0, $29,400. O-Darley Stud Management LLC. B-Christopher & Patri-cia Elia (KY). T-Eoin Harty.

Yesterday’s Results:4th-BMF, $29,720, Msw, 2yo, f, 5 1/2f, 1:03 4/5, ft.+SECRET CORSAGE (f, 2, Lost Soldier--Slew's Cor-sage {MSW}, by Secret Slew), sent off the even-moneyfavorite in her bow, was ridden to the front and battledon the front end before storming clear down the lane towin by 5 1/2 lengths. Lifetime Record: 1-1-0-0,$15,500. O-Peter Abruzzo, John Franks & Jerry Hollendorfer.B-John Franks (FL). T-Jerry Hollendorfer.

IN JAPAN:Daiwa Bandit, c, 2, Boston Harbor--Texas Robbery, by Mr. Prospector. Niigata, 8-16, Dahlia Sho, 7fT. Life- time Record: 2-2-0-0, $194,706. O-Daiwa Shoji Inc.; B-Gainesway Thoroughbreds Ltd.; T-Sueo Masuzawa. *$65,000 yrl ‘02 KEEJAN. **Looking for his second straight victory here, the bay broke well, settled in fourth early and powered to the front late to score by a neck.Keiai Harbor, c, 3, Boston Harbor--Native Fire Dance, by Raise a Native. Kokura, 8-16, Plate Race, 5f. Lifetime Record: 10-2-1-0, $94,958. O-Morihiro Kameda; B-John & Ann Adams; T-Taira Furukawa.*1/2 to That’s Our Buck (Buckaroo), MSW, $314,536; Native Gate Dancer (Gate Dancer), SW, $110,183. **$105,000 yrl ‘01 FTKOCT. ***A winner in the Wakana Sho in January, the chestnut passed Unique Status (Glitterman) late to score by a neck. “He responded well and had a powerful late kick,” said winning jockey Takao Koike.Toho Sekito, c, 3, Silver Deputy--I Think Not (SW, $138,153), by Garthorn. Niigata, 8-17, Izumozaki Tokubetsu, 6f. Lifetime Record: 3-2-0-0, $140,504. O-Toho Bussan Inc.; B-R Alex Rankin, Robert E Courtney & Jaime S Carrion; T-Fumio Koga. *$130,000 yrl ‘01 KEESEP; $350,000 2yo ‘02 FTFFEB. **Ran fourth in his debut in June before scoring in his most recent, a novice event in July. Favorably placed in the early stages here, the even- money choice assumed command turning for home and drove clear late en route to a four-length victory.Fast as Light, f, 4, Hennessy--Tough as Nails, by Majes- tic Light. Kokura, 8-17, Yabakei Tokubetsu, 6fT, Lifetime Record: 3-1-0-1, $156,134. O-Green Farm; B-Bemak N V; T-Hidetaka Otonashi. *3/4 to Catrail (Storm Cat), Hwt 3yo & Older Horse-GB at 5-7f, MGSW & G1SP-GB, SP-Fr, $262,618. **$95,000 2yo ‘01 BESMAR. ***Fast as Light ran 13th in her debut in January before finishing third in the Unzen Tokubetsu last month. Breaking from the outside here, the bay settled in midpack early, moved up to take command in midstretch and inched clear late to score by a length.Jumeirah Beach, f, 4, Silver Deputy--Adoradancer (SP), by Danzig Connection. Asahikawa, 8-14, Centaur Tokubetsu, 5f. Lifetime Record: 8-3-1-0, $144,286. O-Kazuko Yoshida; B-J M J Stables, Corp.; T-Kiyoshi Hagiwara. *$300,000 yrl ‘00 KEESEP.Ghost Suzuka, c, 4, Silver Ghost--Be Prepared, by Broad Brush. Sapporo, 8-17, Marimo Tokubetsu, 6fT. Lifetime Record: 9-3-2-0, $273,697. O-Keiji Nagai; B-Edward P Evans; T-Mitsuru Hashida. *The colt was sidelined for nine months prior to finishing eighth in a stakes race earlier this month. Looking for his third lifetime victory here, the bay led wire to wire, scoring by 1 1/4 lengths.

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Green Hill Star, m, 5, Mutakddim--Awesome Attraction, by Steinlen (GB). Niigata, 8-16, Plate Race, 5fT. Lifetime Record: 18-2-2-3, $259,580. O-Senji Nishimura; B-Bernie Hatake; T-Yoshihiko Ishige.Divine Silver, h, 5, Silver Deputy--Be My Baby, by Ogygian. Morioka, 8-15, Cluster Cup, 6f. Lifetime Record: 21-7-3-2, $1,557,101. O-Tadashi Sakurai; B-Redwood Partners; T-Masamichi Wada. *MGSP- Jpn. **$190,000 yrl ‘99 FTSAUG.

AMERICAN-SIRED WINNERS IN JAPAN:+Tenzan Dandy (Jpn), c, 2, Gone West--See You Soon (Fr) (GISW, $521,823), by Kaldoun (Fr). Kokura, 8-16, Maiden Race, 9fT. Lifetime Record: 1-1-0-0, $58,824. O-Saburo Hirano; B-Northern Farm; T-Ichizo Iwamoto.+Big Shark (Jpn), c, 2, Salt Lake--Negano, by Miswaki. Kokura, 8-17, Maiden Race, 5f. Lifetime Record: 1-1-0-0, $58,824. O-Big Inc.; B-Shimokobe Farm; T-Tadashi Nakao.Crystal Violet (Jpn), f, 2, Skip Away--Cuteness, by Forty Niner. Niigata, 8-17, Novice Race, 7fT. Lifetime Record: 2-1-1-0, $65,546. O/B-Ogifushi Hattori Farm; T-Masahiro Horii.Pit Fighter (Jpn), c, 4, Pulpit--Daring Danzig, by Danzig. Sapporo, 8-17, Yoteizan Tokubetsu, 8.5f. Lifetime Record: 10-5-2-0, $498,655. O-Hiroyoshi Usuda; B-Shadai Farm; T-Yukihiro Kato. *1/2 to Ecton Park (Forty Niner), GISW, $1,323,825.

IN BRITAIN:Tempsford, c, 3, Bering (GB)--Nadra (Ire), by Sadler’s Wells. Nottingham, 8-18, Hcp, 3yo, 14f 15ydsT. B-Richard S Trontz et al. *100,000gns yrl ‘01 TATOCT.Musawah, f, 3, Gulch. See “Britain.”

IN FRANCE:Whipper, c, 2, Miesque’s Son. See “European Breeders’ Edition.”

Tuesday, York, post time: 4:05 p.m.ACOMB S.-Listed, £35,000, 2yo, 7fTSC PP HORSE SIRE TRAINER WT1 2 Celtic Cat (Ire) Danehill A O’Brien 125 2 5 Hoh Bleu Dee (GB) Desert Style (Ire) Kirk 125 3 3 Mutawaffer (GB) Marju (Ire) B Hills 125 4 6 Rule Of Law Kingmambo Loder 1255 4 Top Seed (Ire) Cadeaux Genereux (GB) Channon 125 6 1 Capped For Victory Red Ransom Stoute 122 7 7 Notable Lady (Ire) Victory Note Callaghan 117

Acomb S. cont.

Celtic Cat looked like a smart prospect when winninga five-furlong Cork maiden on his debut July 25 andhails from the stable responsible for the 1997 winnerSaratoga Springs and Hemingway (Ire), who scored in2000. Sir Michael Stoute has saddled Comfy and King’sBest to win this in the last four years and relies onCapped for Victory, who shaped with promise whenfinishing a short-head runner-up to the well-regardedManyana (Ire) in a Sandown maiden on his debut July 23.

Yesterday’s Results:Nottingham, 4.15, Cond, £6,395, 2yo, 1m 54ydsT,1:46.02, gd/fm.HUNTING LODGE (IRE) (c, 2, Grand Lodge--Vijaya {SW& MGSP-Fr, MGSP-US, $218,264}, by Lear Fan), offthe track since winning a five-furlong Newmarketmaiden from two subsequent winners Apr. 15, wassent off the 4-7 favorite stpped up to this extendedmile. Taken to the front in the early stages by JamieSpencer, the 290,000gns TATDEC weanling purchasefound more when challenged by Billy Allen (Ire) (NightShift) inside the final quarter to pull clear and win byfour lengths. Lifetime Record: 2-2-0-0, £11,783.O-Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum; B-HorseBreeding Company; T-David Loder.

Windsor, 5.35, Mdn, £7,480, 2yo, 6fT, 1:14.30,gd/fm.MOSS VALE (IRE) (c, 2, Shinko Forest--Wolf Cleugh{Ire}, by Last Tycoon {Ire}), fifth behind Haafhd (GB) ina Newmarket maiden Aug. 1, was sent off the 3-1favorite to add further substance to that form. Breakingwell, the 35,000gns TATOCT yearling grabbed the leadand the rail advantage and was barely out of secondgear to comfortably beat Desert Cristal (Ire) (DesertKing {Ire}) by 1 1/4 lengths. Moss Vale is the fifthwinner for his freshman sire (by Green Desert). LifetimeRecord: 2-1-0-0, £4,862.O-John C Grant; B-Derek Veitch; T-Barry Hills.

Nottingham, 2.45, Mdn, £6,355, 2yo, 6f 15ydsT,1:15.85, gd/fm.BRIGHT SUN (IRE) (c, 2, Desert Sun {GB}--Kealbra Lady{GB}, by Petong {GB}), runner-up to the subsequentListed Washington Singer S. winner Haafhd (GB) in aNewmarket maiden last time Aug. 1, was sent off the6-4 favorite. Breaking well to lead in the early stages,the Ir£10,000 GOFNOV yearling was taken across tothe far side from his high draw and stayed on well tobeat Geller (GB) (Mind Games {GB}) by 1 1/4 lengths.Lifetime Record: 3-1-1-0, £5,603.O-N S Yong & Noodles Racing; B-Terence McDonald; T-William Jarvis.

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Brighton, 4.30, Mdn, £5,725, 3yo/up, f/m, 6f 209ydsT,1:22.68, fm.MUSAWAH (f, 3, Gulch--Haniya {Ire}, by Caerleon{Ire}), runner-up in a maiden at this track last time Aug.12, was taken to the front early and the 4-5 marketleader was not extended to beat Alabastrine (GB)(Green Desert) by two lengths. Lifetime Record: 7-1-2-1, £6,536.O-Sheikh Hamdan bin Rashid Al Maktoum; B-ShadwellFarm LLC; T-John Dunlop.

Brighton, 2.30, Mdn, £5,100, 2yo, f, 5f 213ydsT,1:09.93, fm.ANTHOS (GER) (f, 2, Big Shuffle--Anemoni {Ger} {SP-Ger}, by Motley), sixth in a Thirsk maiden last time outJuly 25, stalked the early pace before quickening to hitthe front with 1 1/2 furlongs remaining. Soon clear, theeven-money favorite was eased in the closing stages tobeat Tictactoe (GB) (Komaite {GB}) by seven lengths.The winner was a i22,000 BBAAUG yearling pur-chase. Lifetime Record: 3-1-1-0, £4,671.O-Cheveley Park Stud; B-E B S Vollblutzucht Gmbh; T-James Fanshawe.

Sunday’s Late Result:CRITERIUM LABRONICO SIS-Listed, i53,550, Livorno,8-17, 2yo, 7½fT, time: n/a, gd.1--#RUMBA LOCA (IRE), 117, f, 2, by Sri Pekan

1st Dam: Rumba Azul (Fr), by Fabulous Dancer2nd Dam: Rare Sound (Ire), by Rarity (GB)3rd Dam: Haunting (Ire), by Lord Gayle

O-Scuderia Mack Ferrer SRL; B-M Parola; B-Bruno Grizzetti; J-Salvatore Mulas; i29,750. Lifetime Re- cord: 7 starts, 3 wins, 2 places, i69,530.2--Cartoceto (Ire), 120, c, 2, Mukaddamah--Caerib (Ire), by Caerleon. i13,090.3--Bod Revolution (Ire), 121, c, 2, Revoque (Ire)-- Tycoon Aly (Ire), by Last Tycoon (Ire). i7,140.Margins: 3HF, NS, 1 1/4. Winner’s odds: 5.64.Also ran: Frangipani (Ire), Rekindled Applause (GB),Chitoffafa (Ity), Ruch (Ity).Scratched: Thing To Try (Ity).

First-crop progeny to watch: Tuesday, August 19

Sire (Sire’s Sire), Farm, 1999 Fee, #2yos/Winners/SW

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

CRAFTY FRIEND (Crafty Prospector), Hopewell, $8K, 82/3/03-PHA, Msw, 5 1/2f, +Tessarella, 15-1

MAZEL TRICK (Phone Trick), Airdrie, $13K , 86/3/03-PHA, Msw, 5 1/2f, Clever Colleen, $17K OBS JUN 2yo, 5-1

First-time starters/stakes runners: Tuesday, August 19

Sire (Sire’s Sire), Farm, 1998 Fee, #foals of racing age/Winners/SWRace #-track, race type, distance, runner, odds (if available)AW ESO ME AGAIN (Deputy M inister), Adena, $50K, 148/28/38-PHA, Stk, 1 1/16m, Toccet, 1-5 FORM AL GOLD (Black Tie Affair (IRE)), Gainesway, $15K,130/34/1 8-PHA, Stk, 1 1/16m, I'm John's Problem, 1-5 JOYEUX DANSEUR (Nureyev), Lakeview, $20K, 92/14/0 8-PHA, Stk, 1 1/16m, Joyeux Occasion, $8K EAS JUL 3yo, 20-1PROUD AND TRUE (Mr. Prospector), DBL Diamond, $4K,81/19/1 1-MNR, Msw, 5f, +Ciccy's Star

ALLOWANCE RESULTS:6th-DMR, $54,000, NW1X, (S), 3yo/up, f/m, 6f, 1:11,ft.HOLLYWOOD HONEY (f, 3, Distinctive Cat--MadamAsk Us {SW}, by Damascus) Lifetime Record: 7-3-0-1,$96,030. O-Dan Butler, James Cassels & Mike Moore,Et Al. B-Applebite Farms (CA). T-Wesley A Ward.*$55,000 yrl '01 CALAUG.

1st-SAR, $44,000, NW1X, (S), 3yo/up, f/m, 1mT, 1:37 3/5, fm.OATKA IDAS DESTINY (f, 4, A. P Jet--Likean AngelLooks, by Foolish Pleasure) Lifetime Record: 9-2-0-1,$63,700. O-Donna & Daniel Harmon. B-John Hettinger(NY). T-Philip M Serpe.

8th-DEL, $34,000, NW1X, 3yo, f, 1m, 1:39 4/5, ft.BLAZING TUNE (f, 3, Concorde's Tune--Pure Fire {SP},by Fire Dancer) Lifetime Record: 11-2-2-3, $78,290.O/B-Patricia A Generazio (FL). T-Frank Generazio Jr.

9th-FEX, $33,700, NW1X, 3yo/up, f/m, 1 1/16m, 1:47 1/5, ft.CLASSICAL RUCKUS (f, 4, Hail the Ruckus--ClassicalAffair, by Sky Classic) Lifetime Record: 14-2-3-0,$67,860. O-P Paione & Partners. B-Tri Colour RacingStable (ON). T-Dominic J Polsinelli.

9th-MNR, $31,700, 8-17, NW4L, 3yo/up, 6f, 1:10 3/5,ft.RIDE THE LIGHT (h, 6, Phone Trick--Amber Ryder{MSW, $152,312}, by Red Ryder) Lifetime Record:22-4-6-1, $77,823. O/T-Dale Baird. B-James MHerbener Jr & Paul V Paternostro (KY). *$370,000 yrl'98 KEESEP; $9,500 HRA 2002 FTNNOV. **1/2 toGoldseeker Bud (Smile), GSW, $164,178; Ashboro(Regal Classic), MSW & GISP, $321,725.

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10th-FEX, $29,700, NW1X, 3yo/up, 1 1/16m, 1:44 4/5, ft.ORIENT BEACH (c, 4, Fastness {Ire}--La Cucina {Ire},by Last Tycoon {Ire}) Lifetime Record: 13-4-0-2,$67,255. O-Michael Barkowski. B-Domino Stud ofLexington (KY). T-Thomas M Agosti. *$53,000 yrl '00KEESEP. **1/2 to Lady Linda (Torrential), GSP,$216,363; Sir Cherokee (Cherokee Run), GSW,$393,975.

8th-MNR, $25,000, 8-17, NW2L, 3yo, f, 6f, 1:12 1/5,ft.TORDUE (f, 3, Holy Bull--Really Ameadowstar, byMeadowlake) Lifetime Record: 4-2-1-0, $32,836.O-Joel Slavens Racing Stable. B-J Mack Robinson (KY).T-Cindy Lee Haehn.

3rd-MNR, $25,000, NW2L, 3yo/up, f/m, 7fT, 1:22 3/5,fm.YUKI NO PRINCESS (m, 5, Cahill Road--Princess Nana{SP, $191,767}, by Pancho Villa) Lifetime Record:25-2-8-6, $100,250. O-Alfonso J Mazzetti. B-Kimura K(KY). T-Michael Lake.

7th-CRC, $25,000, Opt. Clm. ($25,000-$22,500),NW2X, 3yo/up, 6f, 1:12 2/5, ft.R. ASSOCIATE (c, 3, Crafty Prospector--Letty's Pen-nant {SP}, by Bold Forbes) Lifetime Record: 8-3-1-1,$58,050. O-A Kales Company. B-Foxfield (KY).T-Emanuel Tortora. *$75,000 2yo 2002 FTFFEB. **1/2to Pennant Fever (Seattle Slew), GSP.

1st-PRM, $21,947, NW1X, (S), 3yo/up, f/m, 6f, 1:12 1/5, ft.SWEET LUCKY LADY (f, 3, De Guerin--Lady Dimensions{SP}, by Turnberry) Lifetime Record: 9-3-1-1, $46,779.O-Maggi Moss. B-Herman L Clark (IA). T-Dick R Clark.

8th-SUF, $21,560, NW2$3MX, 3yo/up, 6f, 1:13, ft.JULE'S PROMISE (g, 4, Jules--Has Promise, by SkipTrial) Lifetime Record: 9-5-0-1, $51,940. O-YasouStable Trust. B-Arthur I Appleton (FL). T-CAssimakopoulos.

ADDITIONAL MAIDEN WINNERS:Soup for Dinner, f, 2, Formal Dinner--Lil's Cup of Soup, by Stalwart. CRC, 8-18, (C), 5f, 1:01 2/5. B-Red Sunset Farm (Fl). *$12,500 yrl '02 OBSAUG.Sovereign Actor, c, 3, Noactor--Cascade Dancer, by Sovereign Dancer. CRC, 8-18, 1m, 1:41 2/5. B-Randy Mills (Fl).

CONDITIONS RESULTS:FRANCE, Chateaubriant, 3.00, Cond, i26,000, 8-17,4yo/up, 1 1/8mT, 1:54.41, sf.RISING TALENT (IRE) (c, 4, Bering {GB}--Trois HeursApres {GB}, by Soviet Star) Lifetime Record: SP-Fr, 15 starts, 4 wins, 8 places, i71,950. O-Mme Y Shen;B-6 C Bloodstock Holings Ltd; T-J Boisnard.

ITALY, Naples, 9.25, Cond, i13,005, 8-17, 3yo/up, 1 1/8mT, time: n/a, gd.MUSICAL SCORE (GB) (f, 4, Blushing Flame--Music inmy Life {Ire}, by Law Society) Lifetime Record: GSP-Ity, 14 starts, 5 wins, 3 places, i95,203. O-LuigiColasanti; B-Cheveley Park Stud Ltd; T-Roberto Brogi.

ITALY, Livorno, 9.00, Cond, i11,475, 8-17, 3yo,2250mT, time: n/a, gd.DONNA INNAMORATA (FR) (f, 3, Perugino--Nectarine{Ire}, by Darshaan {GB}) Lifetime Record: 12 starts, 2 wins, 8 places, i34,442. O-A Brivio Sforza; B-Azienda Agricola F Lli Brivio SS; T-Maurizio Guarnieri.

ITALY, Merano, 5.45, Cond, i26,775, 8-17, 2yo,1mT, time: n/a, vsf.SCIUR RENATO (IRE) (c, 2, Ashkalani {Ire}--Rivelazione{Ire} {SP-Ity}, by Night Shift) Lifetime Record: MSP-Ity,6 starts, 2 wins, 3 places, i55,760. O-Chemin de Fer;B-Azienda Agricola la Vigna SRL; T-Bruno Grizzetti.

ADDITIONAL MAIDEN WINNERS:Mister Strong (Ire), c, 2, Alhaarth (Ire)--Cascatelle Bleue (Ire), by Bluebird. Naples, Italy, 8-17, Mdn, 2yo, 5fT. B-Richard Klaey. *Ir£9,000 wnlg ‘01 GOFNOV; Ir£18,000 yrl ‘02 GOFOCT.Whipper, c, 2, Miesque’s Son--Myth to Reality (Fr) (MSW & GSP-Fr, $114,752), by Sadler’s Wells. Chateaubriant, France, 8-18, Cond, 2yo, 5½fT. B-Flaxman Holdings Ltd. *1/2 to Assos (Alleged), SW & GSP-Fr, $122,072; Indigo Myth (Kingmambo), SP- Fr & US, $108,401. **$4,000 wnlg ‘01 KEENOV.Golden Shinko (Ire), c, 2, Shinko Forest--Sisola, by Coastal. Naples, Italy, 8-17, Cond, 2yo, 5fT. B-Scuderia Golden Horse SRL. *Fourth winner for freshman sire (by Green Desert). Monsignor Phil (Ire), g, 3, Definite Article (Ire)--Kilboy Concorde (GB), by African Sky (GB). Roscommon, Ireland, 8-18, Mdn, 3yo/up, 1 1/4mT. B-Irelandia Holdings Ltd. *Ir£28,000 yrl ‘01 GOFOCT.Le Haut Anjou (Fr), c, 3, Freedom Cry (GB)--Epsibelle (Ire), by Darshaan (GB). Chateaubriant, France, 8-18, Cond, 3yo, c/f, 1 5/8mT. B-G Vaillant. Desert Sand (Fr), c, 3, Simon du Desert (Fr)--Goutte d’Eau (Fr), by Vacarme. Chateaubriant, France, 8-18, Cond, 3yo, 1950mT. B-R Jesus.

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