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GOFFS NOVEMBER SALE BEGINS Goffs Ireland begins its six-day run with foals sell-ing from today until Friday, and broodmares andfillies slated for Saturday and Sunday. Recent gradu-ates include Group 1 winners Queen’s Logic (Ire),Vinnie Roe (Ire) and Mount Abu (Ire). Leading siresAlzao, Cadeaux Genereux (GB), Danehill, GrandLodge, Indian Ridge (Ire), In the Wings (GB), RoyalAcademy, Spectrum (Ire) and Unfuwain are repre-sented by foals in this year’s catalogue, as well asnewcomers Croco Rouge (Ire), Daggers Drawn,Daylami (Ire), Docksider, Dr Fong, Gold Away (Ire),Fasliyev and Second Empire (Ire).

Sunday, Hipodromo Palermo, ArgentinaGRAN PREMIO PALERMO-G1, $25,000, Palermo, 11-18, 3yo/up, 1600m, 1:32.98, ft.1--GUERNIKA (ARG), 125, f, 4, by Luhuk

1st Dam: Gouache (Arg) (MG1SW-Arg), by Southern Halo2nd Dam: Aquarelle (Arg), by Logical3rd Dam: Always Tracks (Arg), by Make Tracks

O/B-Haras la Quebrada; T-J A Colucho; J-J Paule; $18,000. Lifetime Record: 10-6-3-1, $261,603.2--Lethal Weapon (Arg), 118, c, 3, Southern Halo--Le Midi (Arg), by Fitzcarraldo (Arg). O-Haras la Frontera; B-Orilla del Monte; $3,600.3--Renombrado Tom (Arg), 131, c, 4, Shy Tom--Ma Raffine (Arg), by Mountdrago (Arg). O-Triunvirato; B-Haras la Biznaga; $1,980.Margins: 3/4, 5, 3/4. Odds: 3.30, 9.35, 23.95. Guernika defeated Miss Linda (Arg) in the G1 GranPremio Polla de Potrancas, then added a victory inthe G1 Estrellas Distaff in June. Off for four months,she returned to finish second in the G2 Gran PremioLos Haras at San Isidro over 2000 meters. Cuttingback to a mile this time, she overcame a slow startto track the leaders and fought her way past LethalWeapon to earn the victory. Guernika will likelystretch back out to 1 1/4 miles for the Gran PremioCopa de Plata Dec. 9 in hopes of securing the Cham-pion Mare title.

Sunday, Club Hipico de Santiago, ChilePREMIO EL ENSAYO - CRISTAL-G1, Club Hipico deSantiago, 11-18, 3yo, 2400mT, 2:24 3/5, fm.1--CRISANTEMO (CHI), 123, c, 3, by Fappavalley

1st Dam: Cristal (Chi), by Semenenko2nd Dam: Cristalline (Chi), by Northair3rd Dam: Calderina (Chi), by Carral (Fr)

O-Guzo; B-Haras Matancilla; T-Emilio Quiroga; J-Gustavo Barrera; $40,000. Lifetime Record: 6 starts, 4 wins.2--Noches de Rosa (Chi), 117, f, 3, Stagecraft (GB)-- Night Girl (Chi), by Noble Fighter. O-La Nonna.3--Mont Saint Michel (Chi), 123, c, 3, Hussonet-- Whisper Loud (Chi), by Worldwatch. O-Amerman Racing.Margins: 1 1/4, 2HF, 2HF. Odds: 9.20, 6.40, 4.40.

Saturday, Fukushima, JapanFUKUSHIMA KINEN-G3-Jpn, ¥81,800,000, Fukushima,11-17, 3yo/up, 2000mT, 1:59, fm.1--#@MIYAGI RODRIGO (JPN), 117, h, 7, by Rodrigo de Triano

1st Dam: Glee Gold (Jpn), by Yellow God (GB)2nd Dam: Jona Gold (Jpn), by Jim French3rd Dam: Wing B (Jpn), by Beau Prince (GB)

O-M Suguwara; B-Kozo Nakamura; T-K Takaichi; J-N Onishi; ¥43,644,000. Lifetime Record: 47-7-0-12, ¥188,014,000.2--Silent Savior (Jpn), 121, h, 6, Sunday Silence-- Princess Daisy (Jpn), by Thrill Show. ¥17,000,000.3--Bamboo Mariachi (Jpn), 117, h, 6, Bamboo Atlas (Jpn)--Sour Bamboo (Jpn), by Gentilhombre (GB). ¥11,000,000.Margins: NK, 1HF, 2. Odds: 21.60, 30.00, 33.60. Miyagi Rodrigo rallied from last in the field of 16 toscore his first graded-stakes success in the G3Fukushima Kinen. A solid third in the G3 Niigata KinenAug. 26, the chestnut was fifth two back in the G2Sankei Sho All Comers at Nakayama Sept. 23 and wascoming into this effort off a ninth-place effort at KyotoOct. 20. Content to trail in the opening stages, MiyagiRodrigo advanced turning for home and was along inthe final strides to nip Silent Savior. “He was veryimpressive today,” said winning jockey Naohiro Onishi.“He seemed to be in very good condition today and Irode him very confidently.”

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EUROPEAN-BRED WINNER:Suraaj (GB), h, 5, Polish Precedent (USA)--Mill Line (GB), by Mill Reef (USA). Abu Dhabi, 11-18, Handi- cap, 3yo/up, 2200m. O-Sheikh Rashid bin Maktoumal Maktoum; B-W & R Barnett Ltd; T-K McLaughlin.*Full to Pure Grain (GB), G1SW-Ire & GB, $482,673.

Tuesday, Saint-Cloud, post time: 2:45 p.m.PRIX TANTIEME-Listed, FF260,000, 3yo/up, 1mTSC PP HORSE SIRE TRAINER WT1 4 Double Heart (Fr) Akarad (Fr) Bollack-Badel 1272 6 Special Discount (USA) Nureyev (USA) Head-Maarek 1273 10 Al Namix (Fr) Linamix (Fr) Cherel 1234 7 Baryton (Fr) Bering (GB) Morin 1235 8 Berine's Son (USA) Irish River (Fr) Fabre 1236 9 Crystal D'Ass (Fr) Northern Crystal (GB) Clout 1237 3 Le Bila (Fr) Marignan (USA) Martin-Sanchez 1238 5 Dorlean (USA) Irish River (Fr) Porzier 1219 2 Inigo Gallo (Fr) Kendor (Fr) Demercastel 12110 1 Bermuda Grass (Ire) Danehill (USA) de Royer-Dupre 12111 11 Caughnawaga (Fr) Indian Ridge (Ire) Mitchell 121

Yesterday’s Results:PRIX SOLITUDE-Listed, FF260,000, Maisons-Laffitte,11-19, 3yo, f, 1mT, 1:47.60, vhy.1--#PAMPA NEGRA (IRE), 126, f, 3, by Barathea (Ire)

1st Dam: Pelagic (GB), by Rainbow Quest (USA)2nd Dam: Fleet Girl (Ire), by Habitat (USA)3rd Dam: Fleet Noble, by *Vaguely Noble

O-Ecurie M3 Elevage; B-Haras d’Etreham & M3 Elevage; T-David Smaga; J-Dominique Bouef; FF140,000. Lifetime Record: 10 starts, 2 wins, 8 places, FF264,000.2--Hope Town (Fr), 126, f, 3, Sillery (USA)--Hylandra (USA), by Bering (GB). FF48,000.3--Trombe (Fr), 126, f, 3, Bering (GB)--Sail Storm (USA), by Topsider (USA). FF36,000.Margins: HF, 2, 3/4. Odds: 2.60, 12.50, 1.30.Also ran: Garita (Fr), Lunaska (Fr), Speculare (GB), LaLegere (USA), Valema (Ire), Celerity (Ire), Greenest Hills (Fr). Pampa Negra took time to find her way, finally scor-ing in her eighth career start in a Longchamp conditionsevent Oct. 28. Pitched in at stakes level last time in theListed Grand Prix du Nord at le Croise Laroche Nov. 8,she warmed to the task well to finish a half-lengthsecond to Mister Pacha Pacha (Fr) with six lengths backto the third. Racing third early as Greenest Hills (Fr)(Danehill {USA}) set off in front, Pampa Negra wasasked to make her move two-furlongs out. She pickedup well to hit the front with quarter of a mile remainingbefore holding off the attentions of Hope Town, withTrombe an eye-catching third.

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(French Report Cont.)PRIX BELLE DE NUIT-Listed, FF260,000, Maisons-Laffitte, 11-19, 3yo/up, f/m, 1 9/16mT, 2:49.80, vhy.1--#LUNA SACRA (FR), 121, f, 3, Sadler’s Wells (USA)-- Luna Blue (Fr), by Cure The Blues (USA). O-Jean-Luc Lagardere; B-S N C Lagardere Elevage; T-Andre Fabre; J-Mathias Sautjeau; FF140,000. Lifetime Record: 6 starts, 2 wins, 4 places, FF328,200. *1/2 toLuazur (Fr) (Bikala {Ire}), GSW & MGISP-US, MGSP-Fr, $538,264; Lunafairy (Fr) (Always Fair {USA}), GSW- Fr, $105,788.2--Jomana (Ire), 121, f, 3, Darshaan (GB)--Kerenza(GB), by Seattle Dancer (USA). FF48,000.3--Oro Bering (GB), 127, f, 4, Bering (GB)--Baddi Bird (GB), by Storm Bird (Can). FF36,000.Margins: HF, 4, NO. Odds: 10.00, 16.80, 29.10.Also ran: Turn To Black (USA), Anna Oleanda (Ire),Masilia (Ire), Epistole (Ire), Torrealta (GB), Alakananda(GB), Filamente (Fr).Also ran (not classified): Meropee (Fr), Sunstone (GB).Scratched: Pescia (Ire), Arazena (USA). Luna Sacra provided a welcome stakes success forup-and-coming jockey Mathias Sautjeau in the absenceof champion jockey Olivier Peslier, who has left forJapan for the winter. She finished second to the smartMoon Queen (Ire) in the Listed Prix des Tourelles atChantilly Sept. 19, ran a disappointing fifth in the ListedPrix Joubert over this track Oct. 4 and was beaten lasttime by Poussin (Ire) in the Listed Prix le Fabuleux atDeauville Oct. 23. Luna Sacra ran in sixth early asJomana disputed the lead with Filamente (Fr)(Funambule {USA}). She moved up behind Jomana asthey crossed over to the stands’ rail in the straight ledby Alakananda (GB) (Hernando {Fr}). As that leaderfaded inside the final three furlongs, Luna Sacra arrivedto challenge her foe before heading that filly with quar-ter of a mile remaining. Pushed out from there, shealways had the call over the game runner-up as the pair

stretched clear from the rest of the field, left flounder-ing in the mud.1.15 Maisons-Laffitte, Prix As d’Atout (Cond),FF184,000, 2yo, 6fT, 1:18.20, vhy.DIAMONIC (FR) (f, 2, Diamond Prospect {USA}--Sarm-onic {Fr}, by Panoramic {GB}), a 123-10 chance, wassent straight to the front and moved smoothly in thelead in advance of Cat And Hare (Fr) (Sky Lawyer {Fr}).She held her position at the eighth pole and was riddenout under a hand ride to safely hold off the challenge ofTsigane (Fr) (Anabaa {USA}) by a length. Lifetime Re-cord: 9 starts, 3 wins, 5 places, FF240,500.O/T-Cyriaque Diard; B-Mme Y Godefroy; J-L Huart.

1.45 Maisons-Laffitte, Prix Goodly (Cond), FF144,000,2yo, 1 1/8mT, 2:06.50, vhy.TRIPLE AGENT (FR) (g, 2, Agent Bleu {Fr}--Laskadya{Fr}, by Lashkari {GB}) tracked the leaders in fourth asWherli (USA) (Private Terms {USA}) ploughed a lonefurrow along the inside rail in front. The 8-1 chancemounted his challenge on the outside from the quarter-mile marker and his persistent effort from the eighthpole paid off as he accounted for Sorpresa by a halflength. Lifetime Record: 4 starts, 1 win, 2 places,FF93,000.O-Comte A de Talhouet-Roy; B-Haras des Sablonnets;T-Etienne Leenders; J-Thierry Gillet.

DONCASTER BLOODSTOCK SALES BEGINS Doncaster Bloodstock Sales opened their five-dayNovember Sales yesterday, with figures slightly downon last year. Top lot was Sir Michael Stoute's Pardishar(Ire) (Kahyasi {Ire}), lot 86, purchased by Gary Moorefor 40,000 guineas as a dual-purpose prospect. Of thefoals, the Bargh & Hamer Partnership were responsiblefor the top-priced gelding, lot 40 by Komaite (USA),purchased from the consignment of Forbes Arms Studfor 15,000 guineas, and the top-priced filly, lot 26, alsoby Komaite (USA) sold by Stittenham Farms. The sale

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opens at 10:00 a.m., with Horses-in-training selling atnoon.Yesterday’s Results:1.00 Southwell, Calvin Klein Median Auction Maiden S.(Class F), £4,180, 2yo, 6f (AWT), 1:17.70, stn.BOND JOVI (IRE) (g, 2, Danehill Dancer {Ire}--VieuxCarre {Ire}, by Pas De Seul {GB}), the joint 7-4 favour-ite, raced in second early as Natmsky (Ire) (Shadeed{USA}) led, but was relegated to fourth approachingthe final quarter mile. The 18,000gns DONSEP yearlingpurchase was driven strongly inside the final furlongand responded well to secure the win by a head fromVictor Valentine (Ire) (Ridgewood Ben {GB}) close tohome. He is the 27th winner for his freshman sire (byDanehill {USA}). Lifetime Record: 6-1-1-0, £3,874.O-R C Bond; B-E O’Leary; T-Bryan Smart; J-PaulEddery.

2.00 Southwell, Monegasque National Day MaidenAuction S. (Class F), £3,320, 2yo, 1m (AWT), 1:43.50,stn.LAPADAR (IRE) (f, 2, Woodborough {USA}--IndescentBlue {GB}, by Bluebird {USA}), the 9-2 second choice,broke well to dispute the running with Magical Power(Ire) and Mr Fitzer (GB) (Robellino {USA}), but edgedinto a slight lead approaching the final quarter mile asthe latter faded. The 3,200gns DONOCT yearling wascomfortably clear at the distance and ran on well late toaccount for Magical Power by 3½ lengths. She is the16th winner for her freshman sire (by Woodman{USA}). Lifetime Record: 8-1-1-2, £4,224.O-P W Lonsdale; B-J Reid; T-J Weymes; J-K Dalgleish.

PROUDWINGS FOR ANOTHER FIRST Proudwings (Ger) (Dashing Blade {GB}) will becomethe first German-trained filly to run in the Hong KongInternational Races at Sha Tin Dec. 16. The RalfSuerland-trained five-year-old, who became the firstGerman-bred horse to win a Group race in Britain whenshe won the G2 Falmouth S. at Newmarket July 11,will race for the final time in the G1 International Milebefore being retired to stud. Having won the G1 PrixJacques Le Marois at Deauville Aug. 19, she was dis-qualified for interference in the closing stages andplaced last. She later ran seventh in the G1 QueenElizabeth II S. at Ascot Sept. 29. Owner/breeder Dr RolfWilhems said: “She was not herself at Ascot. [jockey]Yutake Take said he was having to work on her afteronly 400 metres and she could never get into the race.It just wasn’t her, but she is completely over her nettlerash now, and she has just left to go to Japan for theCapital S. over 1600 metres in Tokyo on Japan Cupday. It is a prep race for Hong Kong. We don’t knowher limits, but she has won very well on fast ground at

Dusseldorf and I don’t think she will have any troubleon it. Yutake Take will take the ride again and I’m look-ing forward to the race.” EUROPEAN-BRED WINNERS:Smiling Forest (GB), c, 4, Inchinor (GB)--Arctic Poppy (USA), by Arctic Tern (USA). Sha Tin, 11-18, Carna- tion H., 1200mT. B-R H & Mrs Hitchins. *Formerly Arctic Patch (GB). **6,000gns HRA ‘99 TATHIT.Peak Power (Ire), g, 5, Be My Native (USA)--Nordicolini (Ire), by Nordico (USA). Sha Tin, 11-18, Pok Oi Cup (Premier), 2000mT. B-Minch Bloodstock. *SP-HK. **Formerly Passage West (Ire). ***7,000gns wnlg ‘96 TATDEC.Full Effort (Ire), g, 5, Machiavellian (USA)--Al Yazi (USA), by Danzig (USA). Sha Tin, 11-18, Peony H., 1400mT. B-Gainsborough Stud Management Ltd. *100,000gns yrl ‘97 TATHOU.

Sunday’s Late Results:5.00 Livorno, Premio Camera di Commercio Ind.eArtigianato (Cond), L30,600,000, 2yo, 7 1/2fT, time:n/a, hy.DUBLIN AIR (GB) (c, 2, Chimes Band {USA}--West Gun{USA}, by Gone West {USA}) Lifetime Record: 4starts, 3 wins, 1 place, L45,050,000. O-Colbi Europe;B-M P Burke’s 5th Family Settlement; T-A Pecoraro; J-AMuzzi.

3.25 Varese, Premio S Ambrogio (Cond), L19,125,000,3yo/up, 1 5/16mT, time: n/a, vhy.WOODIERO (USA) (c, 4, Woodman {USA}--LaLocandiera {USA} {SW-Ity}, by Alleged {USA}) Life-time Record: 16 starts, 5 wins, 7 places, L92,140,000.O/B-Scuderia SIBA; T-A & G Botti; J-I Rossi.

AVERAGE PRICE UP AT TATTERSALLS Tattersalls (Ireland) were celebrating last night afterwitnessing an 35-percent increase in average price atyesterday’s session. Of the 117 catalogued, 87 wereoffered and 63 sold. The top price of Ir£47,000 waspaid by Brendan Morrin for Hart Livery Farm’s Ivorela(Ire) (Ela-Mana-Mou {Ire}), a full sister to Lady Carlottain foal to Daylami (Ire).

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Triple Agent (Fr), g, 2, Agent Bleu (Fr)--Laskadya (Fr), by Lashkari (GB). Maisons-Laffitte, France, 11-19, Prix Goodly (Cond), 2yo, 1 1/8mT, FF72,000 to win- ner. B-Haras des Sablonnets.Red Forest (Ire), c, 2, Charnwood Forest (Ire)--High Atlas (GB), by Shirley Heights (GB). Wolverhampton, Britain, 11-17, West Side Story Maiden S. (Class D), 2yo, 7f (AWT), £3,465 to winner. B-Olympic Blood- stock Ltd, Freynestown Bloodstock & B Hills S’ Bank. *10,000gns yrl ‘00TATFEB.Bond Jovi (Ire), g, 2, Danehill Dancer (Ire)--Vieux Carre (Ire), by Pas De Seul (GB). Southwell, Britain, 11-19, Calvin Klein Median Auction Maiden S. (Class F), 2yo, 6f (AWT), £2,926 to winner. B-E O’Leary. *18,000gns yrl ‘00 DONSEP. **27th winner for freshman sire (by Danehill {USA}).+Petrea (Ger), f, 2, Goofalik (USA)--Picara (Ger), by Prince Ippi (Ger). Frankfurt, Germany, 11-18, Andreas Hecker-Rennen-EBF-Rennen (Mdn), 2yo, 1mT, DM6,000 to winner. B-Carlton Consultants Ltd.Sognare In Paris (Ire), c, 2, Paris House (GB)--Soniabelle (GB), by Elegant Air (GB). Varese, Italy, 11-18, Premio Anemone (Mdn), 2yo, 7 1/2fT, L8,500,000 to winner. B-Camma SAS.Lattek (Ger), c, 2, Protektor (Ger)--Lavena (Ger), by Konigsstuhl (Ger). Neuss, Germany, 11-18, Preis des Swissotel Dusseldorf / Neuss-EBF-Rennen (Mdn),2yo, 7 1/2f (sand), DM5,500 to winner. B-JurgenMarkhoff & Christine Tuche-Markhoff. *Second winner for freshman sire (by Acatenango {Ger}).Lapadar (Ire), f, 2, Woodborough (USA)--Indescent Blue (GB), by Bluebird (USA). Southwell, Britain, 11-19, Monegasque National Day Maiden Auction S. (Class F), 2yo, 1m (AWT), £2,324 to winner. B-J G Reid. *16th winner for freshman sire (by Woodman{USA}). **3,200gns yrl ‘00 DONOCT.Lygeton Lad (GB), g, 3, Shaamit (Ire)--Smartie Lee (Ire), by Dominion (GB). Wolverhampton, Britain, 11-17, Happy 50 Birthday Richard Eaves Maiden S. (ClassD), 3yo/up, 1m 100yds (AWT), £2,835 to winner. B-Khalifa Dasmal. *1,000gns yrl ‘99 TATDEC.

Royal Samantha (Ger), f, 3, Winged Love (Ire)--Royal Fun (Ger), by Kamiros II (Ire). Frankfurt, Germany, 11-18, Preis der Partnerstadt Budapest (Mdn), 3yo, 1mT, DM5,000 to winner. B-Gestut Karlshof.

LEADING EUROPEAN SIRES OF2001

UNRESTRICTED SWs

(Through Nov. 14)

SIRE COUNTRY SWs

Sadler’s Wells Ire 30

(Northern Dancer)

Danehill Ire 21

(Danzig)

Caerleon dead 14

(Nijinsky II)

Indian Ridge Ire 13

(Ahonoora)

Rainbow Quest Eng 12

(Blushing Groom)

In the Wings Ire 11

(Sadler’s Wells)

Darshaan dead 10

(Shirley Heights)

Acatenango Ger 8

(Surumu)

Big Shuffle Ger 8

(Super Concorde)

Fairy King dead 8

(Northern Dancer)

Green Desert Eng 8

(Danzig)

Selkirk Eng 8

(Sharpen Up)

Alzao Ire 7

(Lyphard)

Grand Lodge Ire 7

(Chief’s Crown)

Doncaster Bloodstock SaleMonday, November 19, 2001

SESSION: 2001 2000No. Sold 122 112Gross 394,500gns 460,950gnsAverage 3,233gns 4,115gns

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SESSION TOTALS 2001 2000

No. Sold 63 102

Gross 304,200gns 365,978gns

Average 4,829gns 3,588gns

Median 1,700gns 1,890gns

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Monsun Ger 7

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BAFFERT MORPHINE CASE THROWN OUT Afederal judge in Los Angeles dismissed the CaliforniaHorse Racing Board’s ruling against trainer BobBaffert, according to The Blood-Horse. The board hadsuspended Baffert for 60 days when Nautical Looktested positive for morphine after a May, 2000 raceat Hollywood Park. In a 29-page decision, JudgeDickran Tevrizian ruled that Truesdail Laboratoriesthrew away the horse’s blood sample. “There is noway to tell if the urine sample was flawed or accu-rate without the blood and the blood was thrownaway on two different occasions intentionally, whichwas a violation of the due process clause of the 14thAmendment,” Tevrizian wrote. The decision couldimpact several other CHRB drug-positive cases, in-cluding a similar ruling against trainer Bobby Frankel.

AMERICAN-BRED WINNERS IN JAPAN:Cafe Bostonian, c, 2, Boston Harbor--Libby Lee (SW, $149,001), by Sutter's Prospect. Fukushima, 11-18, Fukushima Nisai S., 6fT. Lifetime Record: 2-2-0-0, $182,195. O-Kiyoshi Nishikawa; B-Richard S, Nancy A Kaster & Nancy R Kaster; T-Yasuhisa Matsuyama. *$105,000 wnlg ‘99 KEENOV; $250,000 2yo 2001 FTFFEB.**Came out of the gate slowly, but quickly made up the lost ground. After moving to the outside for the drive, the juvenile drew away in the stretch for a 2 1/2-length score.Keeneland Swan, c, 2, Distant View--To Act, by Roberto. Kyoto, 11-18, Kaede Sho, 6fT. Lifetime Record: 2-2-0-0, $132,114. O-Toyomitsu Hirai; B-Jim & Geraldine Ryan; T-Kiyoshi Tani. *$300,000 yrl ‘00 KEESEP. **Following an awkward start, the juvenile was favorably placed by jockey Hiforumi Shii, swung wide a furlong out for the stretch drive and just made it home by a nose on the wire.Meiner Plaisir, c, 2, Sword Dance {Ire}--Wholelota- pleasure, by Vice Regent. Fukushima, 11-18, Novice Race, 8.5f. Lifetime Record: 5-1-0-0, $56,098. O-Thoroughbred Club Ruffian; B-John Franks; T-Yasuhito Tamura. *$40,000 yrl ‘00 FTKJUL. **Breaking form the inside, the juvenile led wire-to- wire, winning by five lengths.

Morphe de Spector, c, 3, Dehere--Mary's Spirit, by Mr. Prospector. Fukushima, 11-17, Plate Race, 5f. Lifetime Record: 4-2-1-0, $121,951. O-Kenichiro Namikawa; B-Joseph & William Stavola Inc.; T-Satoshi Oehara. *Coming off a one-year hiatus following a sixth-place finish in the 2000 G2 Daily Hai Sansai S., the refreshed colt broke on top and never gave up that advantage to score by seven lengths. Winning jockey Sho Tajima said, “It was an easy race, so I think he can compete at a higher level.”Divine Silver, c, 3, Silver Deputy--Be My Baby, by Ogygian. Kyoto, 11-17, Hirasan Tokubetsu, 6f. Life- time Record: 6-3-0-0, $253,171. O-Tadashi Sakurai; B-Redwood Partners; T-Masamichi Wada. *$190,000 yrl ‘99 FTSAUG. **Breaking from the outside post, the colt was forwardly placed early, assumed com- mand in the stretch drive and ran on for a 1 1/2- length victory.Asakusa Mugen, c, 4, Carr de Naskra--Demure Di, by Greinton (GB). Fukushima, 11-18, Plate Race, 6fT. Lifetime Record: 23-3-5-5, $406,260. O-Genichiro Tahara; B-Lynne Hindmarsh; T-Yasuhisa Matsuyama.Taiki Stellar, f, 4, Miswaki--Royal Bride, by Blushing Groom (Fr). Tokyo, 11-18, Plate Race, 7fT. Lifetime Record: 2-2-0-0, $149,106. O-Taiki Farm; B-Taiki Farm; T-Kazuo Fujisawa. *Full to Taiki Treasure, SW, $2,394,092; 1/2 to Taiki El Dorado (Theatrical {Ire}), SW-Jpn, $1,216,091.South Vigorous, h, 5, End Sweep--Darkest Star, by Star de Naskra. Tokyo, 11-18, Shimotsuki S., 6f. Lifetime Record: 21-8-6-2, $1,566,911. O-Hisashi Namba; B-Samuel H Rogers Jr.; T-Yoshiyasu Takahashi. *$17,000 wnlg ‘99 OBSOCT. **Winless since the Keiyo S. in April, the horse settled in third early, took over in midstretch and held the lead all the way to the wire, scoring by one length.Lucky Hero, g, 5, Rahy--Trim Cut (SP, $130,604), by Roberto. Fukushima, 11-18, Plate Race, 9fT. Lifetime Record: 29-3-2-4, $401,301. O-Masakazu Imai; B-Heronwood Farm Inc.; T-Fumio Koga. *$90,000 yrl ‘97 KEESEP.

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AMERICAN-SIRED WINNER IN JAPAN:Celeb, c, 3, Gone West--Sixieme Sens (MGSW-US, SW-Fr, $413,579), by Septieme Ciel. Fukushima, 11-17, Plate Race, 8.5f. Lifetime Record: 5-2-0-0, $102,439. O-Yoshimi Ichikawa; B-Chiyoda Farm; T-Kazuo Fujisawa.

AMERICAN-BRED WINNERS IN HONG KONG:Classa Win, g, 3, Trempolino--Amy Ride (Ire), by Salt Dome. Sha Tin, 11-18, Rose H., 1600mT. B-Shore- ham Park Pty Ltd.Master Magic, g, 7, Cahill Road--Cadabra Abra (MGSW, $371,998), by Al Hattab. Sha Tin, 11-18, Lotus H., 1600mT. B-David Allen. *$100,000 wnlg ‘94 KEENOV; $100,000 yrl ‘95 KEESEP.

AMERICAN-BRED WINNER IN BRITAIN:Umbopa, g, 3, Gilded Time--How Fortunate, by What Luck. Wolverhampton, 11-17, Aspects Of Love H. (Class F), 3yo/up, 1 1/2m (AWT), $3,453 to winner. O-Tendorra; B-Hardie Scott; T-Karl Burke. *10,000gns 2yo ‘00 TATAUT.

AMERICAN-BRED WINNER IN ITALY:Woodiero, c, 4, Woodman--La Locandiera (SW-Ity), by Alleged. Varese, 11-18, Premio S Ambrogio (Cond), 3yo/up, 1 5/16T, $4,825 to winner. O/B-Scuderia SIBA; T-A & G Botti.

AMERICAN-BRED WINNER IN UAE:Mississippi Kite, c, 4, Silve Hawk--Yousefia (SW, $154,597), by Danzig. Abu Dhabi, 11-18, Handicap, 3yo/up, 1400m. O-Sheikh Saeed bin Maktoum al Maktoum; B-Gainsborough Farm Inc; T-N Robb. *1/2 to Mythical Girl (Gone West), GSW-GB.

ALLOWANCE RESULTS:9th-PHA, $27,720, 3yo/up, f/m, 5 1/2f, 1:05 4/5, ft.OH WHAT A DOLL (f, 3, Ziggy's Boy--Athenian Trea-sure, by Clever Champ) Lifetime Record: 7-3-1-1,$60,374. O-Pewter Stable II & Walter Bob. B-PewterStable (PA). T-Kathleen Crook-Demasi.

9th-CRC, $24,000, 3yo/up, f/m, 6f, 1:12 3/5, ft.FLY ME CRAZY (f, 3, Wheaton--Fly Me Dumplin', byCutlass) Lifetime Record: 11-4-2-2, $63,215. O-AlaracaU S A Inc. B-Tomas Pacanins (FL). T-Jose Garoffalo.

8th-MNR, $22,700, 11-18, 1m, 1:41 2/5, ft.FIRM AFFAIR (f, 3, Colonial Affair--Firm Inquisition, byAffirmed) Lifetime Record: 7-2-0-2, $27,810. O-Nelson Clemmens. B-Ed Dulleas Farm Co (KY). T-Thomas L VanBerg.

8th-PHA, $20,000, 3yo/up, f/m, a1m70yd, 1:46, ft.BOSS OF THE MOSS (f, 3, Sword Dance (Ire)--BearWith Me, by Geiger Counter) Lifetime Record: 21-4-2-3,$59,130. O-Peter H Thompson. B-Campbell Gilbert (FL).T-Edward T Allard.

LEADING BROODMARE SIRES OF 2001 UNRE-STRICTED FIRST-TIME SWs (throughNov. 14)BROODMARE SIRE SWsMr. Prospector (Raise a Native) 18Darshaan (GB) (Shirley Heights {GB}) 13Caerleon (Nijinsky II) 11Sadler’s Wells (Northern Dancer) 11Shirley Heights (GB) (Mill Reef) 11 Nijinsky II (Northern Dancer) 10Miswaki (Mr. Prospector) 9Majestic Light (Majestic Prince) 8Valid Appeal (In Reality) 8(Based on winners of unrestricted stakes with purses of$25,000 or more in North America and winners ofEuropean stakes that qualify for "black-type" by NorthAmerican catalogue standards and graded SWs in Ja-pan.) Compiled by Werk Thoroughbred Consultants Inc.,specialists in assisting breeders in their stallion selectionand buyers in their auction purchases. For more informa-

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The ‘99 Saratoga Sales

Hip #68 - A colt by Maria’s Mon - MonarchosHip #201 - A filly by Forest Wildcat - Forest SecretsHip #45 - Another filly by Forest Wildcat - Snow Dance

SNOW DANCE wins the G2 Mrs. Revere Stakes, Churchill Downs, 11/17

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MAIDEN WINNERS:If I Were You, c, 2, Defrere--Gee Thanks, by Valid Appeal. HOO, 11-18, (S), 6f, 1:12 2/5. B-Win-Ben Farm (In). *1/2 to Brass Mark (Dixieland Brass), SW, $125,617. Kitty Go Lucky, f, 2, Distinctive Cat--Movin Maggie (SP), by Jacango. HOL, 11-18, (C), 6 1/2f, 1:19 2/5. B-Paulson Bros & Roy Dane (Wa). *Won in dead heat. **1/2 to G L Junior (Tella Fib), MSW, $120,913; Slew Can Go (Slewdledo), MSP, $153,818. ***$28,000 yrl ‘00 WASSEP.Kenta, f, 2, Golden Act--Cozy Bride, by Cozzene. MNR, 11-18, 1m, 1:42 2/5. B-Glen & Larry G Risdon (Ca).For Love of Darby, f, 2, Grace of Darby--One Love One Life, by Settlement Day. SUF, 11-19, 1m, 1:45 3/5. B-Mr & Mrs Michael J Clare (Fl). *Fourth winner for freshman sire (by Seattle Slew).Rachel Lynn, f, 2, Housebuster--Devon Lass, by Secretariat. HOL, 11-18, (C), 6 1/2f, 1:19 2/5. B-St George's Farm (Ky). *$45,000 yrl '00 CALAUG. **won in a dead heat.Nookie Bookie, c, 2, Notebook--Notice, by Time for a Change. CRC, 11-19, (C), 1m, 1:42. B-Ocala Stud Farm & Manuel Estevez (Fl). *$14,000 2yo 2001 OBSJUN.Parade of Music, c, 2, Prospector's Music--Justalil' Lovin, by Casa Dante. PHA, 11-19, 6f, 1:10 4/5. B-Barr Inman (Ky). *$14,000 yrl '00 KEESEP; $80,000 2yo 2001 FTMMAY.Sir Leon's Dr., c, 2, Sir Leon--My Lady Doctor, by Family Doctor. CRC, 11-19, (C), 1m, 1:43 1/5. B-Elsie A Rose Stable Inc (Fl).Virginia Flash, c, 2, Virginia Rapids--Miss Delta, by Chief's Crown. CRC, 11-19, 1m, 1:43. B-J Mack Robinson (Ky).Nuangola, c, 3, Housebuster--Northern Lombardi (MSW, $113,599), by Lombardi. CTX, 11-18, 4 1/2f, :53. B-Greg Peter Navarro (Ky). *$16,000 wlng '98 FTKNOV. **1/2 to Sheer Sable (Gold Legend), MSW, $178,301.Dischipher, c, 3, Lost Code--Tis the Alarm, by Darn That Alarm. MNR, 11-18, 6f, 1:13. B-Craig Perret (Ky).

A # will distinguish first-time stakes-winners, a + willdenote winners who are first-time starters, an (S) willbe used for state-bred races, a (C) will be used formaiden-claiming races and an (R) will be used for otherrestricted races. Purses for Canadian races are in Cana-

dian dollars.

First-crop progeny to watch: Tuesday, Nov. 20

Sire (Sire’s Sire), Farm, 1998 Fee, #2yos/Winners/SWRace #-track, race type, distance, runner, odds (if available)CAPTAIN BODGIT (Saint Ballado), Margaux, $10K, 71/8/0 1-SUF, Msw, 1m, Go Forrest Go, $4K OBS WIN 2yo PERFECT (Affirmed), Anderson, $1000, 40/2/0 6-MNR, Alw, 5 1/2f, Magical Miss SIR CAT (Storm Cat), Gainesway, $8K, 63/5/1 6-MNR, Alw, 5 1/2f, So Catty, $22K FTK JUL yrl SUAVE PROSPECT (Fortunate Prospect), Farnsworth, $3K, 38/8/0 6-SUF, Msw, 6f, +Suave Miss, $14K OBS APR 2yo TOP ACCOUNT (Private Account), Bridlewood, $5K, 58/4/0 1-SUF, Msw, 1m, Jeb's Crowner, $10K OBS JUN 2yo

THIS WEEK IN HISTORY...November 22, 1990...Jockey Pat Day rode his 5,000thwinner, guiding Screen Prospect to victory in the FallsCity H. at Churchill Downs. Day became the 12th rider inhistory to reach that milestone.

November 26, 1946...American Air Lines, transportingsix horses, flew from Shannon Airport in Ireland to New-ark Airport in New Jersey to complete the first trans-Atlantic flight ever for Thoroughbreds. The plane arrivedNovember 27.

November 26, 1992...Sandy Hawley became the ninthNorth American rider to win 6,000 races, guiding Sum-mer Commander to victory in the second race at Green-wood Racecourse.

November 28, 1982...Landaluce, who won her fivelifetime starts by a total of 46 ½ lengths, died of a viralinfection. She was buried in the infield at HollywoodPark, where she had won her first two races. Trained byD. Wayne Lukas, Landaluce was later voted ChampionTwo-Year-Old Filly of 1982 over another undefeatedfilly, Princess Rooney.

Courtesy of the National Thoroughbred Racing Association.

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Sunday, AqueductVALLEY STREAM S.-GIII, $80,775, AQU, 11-18, 2yo,f, 6f, 1:08 3/5, ft.1--FOREST HEIRESS, 122, f, 2, by Forest Wildcat

1st Dam: Penniless Heiress, by Pentelicus2nd Dam: Royal Ties, by Distinctive3rd Dam: *New Love, by Pardal (Fr)

O/B-New Farm (KY); T-Ben W Perkins Jr; J-R Migliore; $48,465. Lifetime Record: 5-4-1-0, $210,787. *Full to Forest Heir, MSW, $118,124. As the runners flashed under the wire at the end ofthe GIII Valley Stream S. two days ago, they pro-vided what could be the defining moment of ForestWildcat's young stallion career. While everyone wasalready well aware that this son of Storm Cat hastremendous potential, it was still something of arevelation to see a filly by Forest Wildcat give sixpounds and a thorough beating to two promisingStorm Cat fillies out of Grade I-winning mares. That Forest Wildcat filly, of course, was ForestHeiress, who has tasted defeat only once in fivestarts. That defeat came on the one occasion thatForest Heiress ventured as far as 6½ furlongs, in theGII Astarita S., and there must be a question abouthow far she will eventually stay. Her willingness tobe rated in her latest win certainly improves her pros-pects, but she is a sister to Forest Heir, a fastthree-year-old who gained the second of his stakesvictories in the Crank It Up S. over five furlongs inJune. Forest Wildcat, too, had distinct stamina limita-tions. His history provides one of the most extraordi-nary rags-to-riches anecdotes of recent years. By thetime he appeared at Fasig-Tipton's Midlantic sale as afour-year-old in December 1995, his record stood atonly four wins from 13 starts, for earnings of justunder $50,000. Forest Heiress' owner-breeder, the

New Farm of Eb and Nancy Novak, was able to buythe son of Storm Cat for only $57,000--a far cryfrom the $325,000 he had cost at Ocala as atwo-year-old. Forest Wildcat had been off the track for much of1995, but his new trainer, Ben Perkins Sr., quicklytransformed him into a formidable sprinter. Afterwinning his first start of 1996, Forest Wildcat carriedbottom weight of 109 pounds to victory in the GIIIMaryland Breeders' Cup H., leading throughout toequal the Pimlico track record of 1:09. By the timeForest Wildcat recorded his next stakes victory in theGIII Finger Lakes Breeders' Cup S., when he again ledvirtually throughout, Fred Seitz of Brookdale Farmhad purchased a half-interest. Seitz has never had cause to regret becoming in-volved with the horse. Forest Wildcat again equalledPimlico's six-furlong track record, this time under aburden of 122 pounds, when he easily won the BenCohen S. and he produced another front-runningvictory in the Phoenix Breeders' Cup S., which im-proved his record for the year to five wins fromseven starts. There was talk of Forest Wildcat finish-ing his career in the Breeders' Cup Sprint, but therace went by without him and he retired to Brookdaleat a fee of $10,000. It's a measure of how far hehas come that his fee for next year is listed as pri-vate. Pure, unadulterated speed was obviously ForestWildcat's main asset, even though his sire was a GIwinner over 8½ furlongs and his half-sister QueenAlexandra won three graded stakes over 1 1/8 miles.With a background like this, Forest Wildcat is boundto sire a proportion of winners which stay better thanhe did, the best example so far being the excellentturf filly Snow Dance, who has two graded victoriesover 1 1/8 miles. Snow Dance, though, is out of amare by the Kentucky Derby hero Spectacular Bid,whereas Forest Heiress' dam Penniless Heiress is byPentelicus, a specialist sprinter who equalledArlington's 6½-furlong record as a six-year-old.

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Forest Heiress' fourth dam, Stavroula, was a sisterto the great Nashua, and her third dam, New Love,has numerous very successful descendants. In addi-tion to becoming the dam of Determined King (GIAmerican Derby), New Love produced two goodbroodmares to Distinctive. One, Distinctiveness, isthe dam of Distinctly North, a tremendously fastEnglish colt; and the other, Forest Heiress' seconddam Royal Ties, did even better, numbering LouisQuatorze's dam On to Royalty among her threestakes winners. Perhaps the incentive to send Penniless Heiress toForest Wildcat was provided by the success enjoyedby Forest Wildcat's half-sister Queen Alexandra, amillion-dollar earner by New Love's son DeterminedKing. In other words, Queen Alexandra is by a son ofNew Love out of Victoria Beauty, whereas ForestHeiress is by a son of Victoria Beauty out of agrand-daughter of New Love. The other incentive for pairing Forest Wildcat witha Pentelicus mare is that the mating represents thevery popular Storm Cat--Mr. Prospector cross. StormCat has sired major winners from daughters of Mr.Prospector and Forty Niner, and his matings withmares by Fappiano, the sire of Pentelicus, have thisyear produced the GIII winner Batique and theGI-placed juvenile Magic Storm.

CORRECTION: Monday’s TDN reported that the winnerof the G1 Premio Roma, Shibuni Falcon (GB) (PolarFalcon--Shibuni {GB}, by Damister), had failed to winpast the Listed level earlier in his career. In fact, thefour-year-old won the G2 Premio Guido Berardelli as atwo-year-old. We regret the error.

Resu lts cont.

Saturday, Tokyo, JapanTOKYO SPORTS HAI NISAI S.-G3-Jpn, ¥61,000,000,Tokyo, 11-17, 2yo, 1800mT, 1:48.20, fm.1--#@ADMIRE MAX (JPN), 121, c, 2, by Sunday Silence

1st Dam: Dyna Shoot (Jpn) (MGSW-Jpn), by Northern Taste2nd Dam: Shadai Mine (Jpn), by Hitting Away3rd Dam: Fancimine, by Determine

O-Riichi Kondo; B-Northern Farm; T-M Hashida; J-Y Fukunaga; ¥32,000,000. Lifetime Record: 2-2-0-0, ¥38,693,000.2--Machikane Akatsuki (Jpn), 121, c, 2, Sunday Silence--North of Danzig, by Danzig. ¥13,000,000.3--Ablaze (Jpn), 121, c, 2, Dance in the Dark (Jpn)-- Minori Sparkle (Jpn), by Pluralisme. ¥8,000,000.Margins: 2HF, 3/4, HF. Odds: 3.80, 8,80, 44.10. Admire Max was a four-length winner of a Kyotomaiden race Oct. 13 and was sent off the secondchoice in the large field of 18 to make it two straight.Taken back off the pace in the opening furlongs, thebay kicked in on the far turn, hit the front at midstretchand drew clear. “He was having a tough time handlingthe firm going, but when I switched him to the outside,he really exploded,” commented winning jockey YuichiFukunaga. “I am very hopeful for next year’s Derby.”

LEADING NORTH AMERICAN SIRES OF 2001 UNRESTRICTED FIRST- TIME STAKES WINNERS

(through Nov. 14)Stallion Loc SWsStorm Cat (Storm Bird) Ky 10

Forest Wildcat (Storm Cat) Ky 8

Gone West (Mr. Prospector) Ky 8

Kingmambo (Mr. Prospector Ky 8

Nureyev (Northern Dancer) Ky 8

A.P. Indy (Seattle Slew) Ky 7

Carson City (Mr. Prospector) Ky 7

Dynaformer (Roberto) Ky 7

Maria’s Mon (Wavering Monarch) Ky 7

Montbrook (Buckaroo) Fl 7

Seattle Slew (Bold Reasoning) Ky 7

Tabasco Cat (Storm Cat) Jpn 7

(Based on winners of unrestrictedstakes with purses of $25,000 or more inNorth America and winners of Euro-pean stakes that qualify for black-typeby North American catalogue stan-dards and graded SWs in Japan.) Com-

All horses in the Headline News and American sections

were bred in North America unless otherwise indicated.

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