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SADLER'S WELLS COLT TOPSTATTERSALLS OPENER

it was The Thoroughbred Corporation, in the shape ofracing manager Richard Mulhall, who captured the toplot of the opening session of the 1999 TattersalisHoughton Yearling Sale yesterday evening inNewmarket, England. Mulhall, speaking on a mobilephone all the while, continued bidding up to 775,000guineas while others wilted under the pressure. In theend, he fought off Demi O'Byrne, acting for Coolmoreinterests, to secure lot 47, a Sadler's Wells colt out ofShilka (GB) (Soviet Star). The yearling had cost CamasPark Stud's Jimmy Hyde 430,000 guineas as a foal atTattersalis December Sales. The colt will go to trainerHenry Cecil. O'Byrne got his way when, acting forCoolmore's John Magnier, he bought Lot 17, a GoneWest filly out of G1 Irish Oaks winner Pure Grain (GB)(Polish Precedent), for 625,000 guineas. The underbid-der was Hamdan Al Maktoum's Shadwell Estate Com

pany. The other yearling to top the 500,000-guineasmark was Lot 16 who went for 600,000 guineas afteranother prolonged bidding battle, this time betweenRudiger Alles of German International Bloodstock andSheikh Mohammed, with the former taking the spoils.Compared to last year's opening session, the averageprice was down 4.5 percent. The median increased 20percent from a year ago. At the end of bidding yesterday, Tattersalis Marketing Manager Jimmy George said,"After the phenomenal sale of the last year, the medianrising by 20 percent has to be seen as a very encouraging start to the 1999 Houghton Sale." The sale resumesat 2:30 p.m. today and the third and final session begins at 5:15 p.m. Thursday.

TATTERSALLS HOUGHTON STATISTICS

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1999

SESSION TOTALS

No. Sold

Gross

AverageMedian

1999

58

9,225,OOOgns159,05 Igns120,000gns

1998

51

8,490,000gns166,470gnsICQ,OOOgns

HIP

47

01

55

23

31

Wednesday,September 29, 1999

TATTERSALLS HOUGHTONTOP FIVE COLTS TUESDAY

SIRE DAM PRICE (GNS)Sadler's Wells Shilka (GB) 775,000

(430,000gns wnl '98 TADEF)Consigned by Camas Park Stud, Ireland

Purchased by The Thoroughbred CorporationDanehill Pale Grey (GB) 400,000

(250,000gns wnl '98 TADEF)Consigned by Ashtown House Stud, Ireland

Purchased by D L O'ByrneDarshaan Solo de Lune (Ire) 400,000

Consigned by Knocktoran Stud, IrelandPurchased by Shadwell Estate Company, Ltd.

Polish Precedent Rappa TapTap(Fr) 250,000Consigned by Meon Valley Stud

Purchased by Godolphin Mgmt. Co. Inc.Dr Devious (Ire) Renzola (GB) 220,000

(145,000gns wnl '98 TADEF)Consigned by Glenvale Stud, Ireland

Purchased by Addison Racing Ltd. Inc.

TOP FIVE FILLIES TUESDAYHIP SIRE DAM PRICE (GNS)17 Gone West Pure Grain (GB) 625,000

Consigned by Ted Voute, agentPurchased by D L O'Byrne

16 Diesis (GB) Pump 600,000Consigned by Airlie Stud, agent

Purchased by German International Bloodstock29 Cadeaux Genereux (GB) Relatively Special (GB) 350,000

Consigned by Meon Valley StudPurchased by Brian Grassick Bloodstock

05 Woodman Performing Arts (Ire) 270,000Consigned by Camas Park Stud, IrelandPurchased by Addison Racing Ltd. Inc.

14 Indian Ridge (GB) Priory Belle (Ire) 230,000Consigned by Ballylinch Stud, Ireland

Purchased by Godolphin Mgmt. Co. Inc.

All horses in the International TDN were bred in NorthAmerica unless otherwise indicated.

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Looking for a Grade/Group winner?Last weekend, ARTAX was a convincing

3 1/2 length winner in the Vosburgh S.-Gl at Belmont.HISHI PINNACLE won the Sho Rose S.-G2 (JPN) in Japan.

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RESULTS ☆ ☆ NEWS TODAY ☆Yesterday, Newmarket, England:SHADWELL STUD CHEVELEY PARK S.-G1, £131,000,Newmarket, 9-28, 2yo, f, 6fT, 1:12.92, gd/sf.1--#@SEAZUN (IRE), 123, f, 2, by Zieten

1St Dam: Sunset Cafe (Ire), by Red Sunset (Ire)2nd Dam: Cafe au Lait (GB), by Espresso3rd Dam: Blue Sash (GB), by Djebe (Fr)

(60,000gns yrl '98 TAOCT). O-John Breslin; B-LodgePark Stud; T-Mick Channon; J-Richard Quinn;£78,460. Lifetime Record: 4-2-1-0, £84,870.

2~Torgau (Ire), 123, f, 2, Zieten-Snoozy Time (GB), byCavo Doro (Ire). (13,000gns wnig '97 TADEF;13,000gns yrl '98 TAOCT). 0-The Tt Partnership; B-BKennedy; £29,140.

3~Crlmplene (Ire), 123, f, 2, Lion Cavern-CrimsonConquest, by Diesis (GB). 0/B-Sheikh Marwan alMaktoum; £14,070.

Margins: HD, 2HF, IMF. Odds: 10-1, 11-2, 14-1.Also ran: Seraphina (Ire), Jemima (GB), Bethesda (GB) &Imperialist (Ire) & Vita Spericolata (Ire), Moon Driver,Kalindi (GB), Mall Queen, Bailey's Whirlwind, ForeverMidnight (Ire), Elaflaak. Scratched: Warrior Queen.

A win in one of two contested maidens at BrightonApr. 29 and a second-place finish in the Listed SireniaS. at Kempton Sept. 8, proved to be the ideal springboard for Seazun to record the biggest win of her career to date as she just got the better of the more experienced Torgau after a protracted duel throughout thefinal furlong. There was a minor sensation before therace as the fancied Warrior Queen (Quiet American)was withdrawn at the start based on the advice of the

track veterinarian. As the race got under way, the fieldsplit into two groups, the far side headed by Bethesda(GB) (Distant Relative {Ire}) and the hard-pulling VitaSpericolata (Ire) (Prince Sabo (GB)) and the near sidetowed along by Torgau. As the field passed halfway,Torgau held the overall advantage and, with a quarter-of-a-mile to go, it became evident that the finish wouldbe between Torgau, Seazun and Crimplene. Torgau wasjoined by Seazun at the distance and it was only in thelast half furlong that Seazun inched ahead. MoonDriver, a huge pre-race gamble, was in rear throughoutand was only put into the race when it was too late. Arelieved Mick Channon enthused, "Everything has beenplanned around coming here, win or lose, and we havebeen fortunate enough to go and win it. The first twoare good and the form is solid. The best thing aboutSeazun is her temperament, she is bomb proof. Raceslike the (G1 1000) Guineas will be on the agenda nextseason."

SAHM RETIRED Sahm (Mr. Prospector-Salsabil(Ire), by Sadler's Wells), a five-year-old gradedstakes winner, has been retired from racing and willbegin stud duties next year at Shadwell Farm inLexington, Kentucky. Of his former charge, trainerKiaran McLaughlin commented, "He is a great-lookingcolt. He had some suspensory problems last year andthey continued to aggravate him all summer." Sahmwon five of 11 starts, including the Gil KnickerbockerH. in his final start last October, and earned$197,932.

☆ PREVIEW ☆

Wednesday, Santa Anita, post time 4:30 p.m.SENATOR KEN MADDY H.-GIII, $100,000, 3yo/up,f/m, 6 1/2fTPP HORSE SIRE TRAINER WT

1 A.P. Assay A.P. Indy Gonzalez 120

2 Imperfect World Carson (2ity Frankel 111

3 Holy Hope (Brz) Jarraar Palma 114

4 Theresa's Tizzy Cee's Tizzy Threewitt 113

5 Royal Shyness (GB) Royal Academy Mandella 117

6 Miss Hot Salsa Houston Sadler 113

7 Janine Rose Skywalker Cecil 112

☆ WORLD-WIDE ☆

Gold Away Shipped to Florida:Gold Away (Ire) (Goldneyev) was shipped Monday

evening from Criquette Head's Chantilly stables toFlorida where he will be based in the run up to hisattempt at the Gl Breeders' Cup Mile at GulfstreamPark Nov. 6. Runner-up to Sendawar (Ire) in the GlEmirates Prix du Moulin de Longchamp in his lateststart Sept. 5, Gold Away will seek to improve on thepoor record of European-trained challengers atGulfstream Park. Head's decision to send her chargeso far in advance of the meet is so the horse has

ample time to acclimatize to the humid weather conditions. After going through the necessary period ofquarantine. Gold Away will be stabled at Payson Parkuntil the morning of the race. Assistant trainer RupertPritchard-Gordon will supervise the preparation of theWertheimer-owned homebred.

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Prix cIe I'Arc dc TRioMphESunday, Longchamp, FrancePRIX DE L'ARC DE TRIOMPHE-LUCIEN BARRIERE-G1,FF8,750,000, 3yo/up, c/f, 1 1/2mTThe field after yesterday's forfeit stage is:HORSE SIRE TRAINERAlbaran (Ger) Sure Blade ErichsenCourteous (GB) Generous (Ire) ColeCroco Rouge (Ire) Rainbow Quest BaryDark Moondancer (GB) Anshan (GB) da Royer-DupreDaylami (Ire) Doyoun (Ire) bin SuroorDream Well (Fr) Sadler's Wells BaryEl Condor Pasa Kingmambo NinomiyaGreek Dance (Ire) Sadler's Wells StouteHamond (Ger) Acatenango (Ger) WohlerHigh-Rise (Ire) High Estate (Ire) bin SuroorLord Of Men (GB) Groom Dancer bin SuroorSunshine Street Sunshine Forever Meade

Tiger Hill (Ire) Danehill SchiergenBorgia (Ger) Acatenango (Ger) FabreLeggera (Ire) Sadler's Wells J DunlopMoteck (Fr) Last Tycoon (Ire) E LeiloucheBienamado Bien Bien Chapple-HyamFantastic Light Rahy StouteGenghis Khan (Ire) Sadler's Wells A O'BrienL'Olympique (Ire) Machiavellian Bert, de BalandaMontjeu (Ire) Sadler's Wells HammondNowhere To Exit (GB) Exit To Nowhere J DunlopCerulean Sky (Ire) Darshaan (GB) Rob ColletDaryaba (Ire) Night Shift de Royer-DupreFlamingo Road (Ger) Acatenango (Ger) Schutz

Dark Moondancer Ruled Out:

After a less-than-impressive gallop at Maison-Laffitteyesterday, trainer Alain de Royer-Dupre declared DarkMoondancer (GB) (Anshan {GB}), winner of this year'sG2 Prix d'Harcourt and G1 Prix Ganay, from Sunday'sArc, despite the horse being one of 25 acceptors atyesterday's forfeit stage. Intended jockey Pat Eddery,joint record holder with four wins in the race, is atpresent left without a ride.

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Daryaba Superb in Final Workout:Owner His Highness the Aga Khan and trainer Alain

de Royer-Dupre supervised their star filly Daryaba (Ire)(Night Shift) in her last serious piece of work before thebig race, at Chantilly's Les Aigles grass course yesterday morning. Gerald Mosse was in the irons. Winner ofthe June 13 G1 Prix de Diane Hermes at Chantilly andthe Sept. 12 G1 Prix Vermeille at Longchamp, shecovered nine furlongs with three lead horses and delighted connections with a superb display. She finishedupsides one of her stablemates, as the pair drew clearand she had plenty in hand at the end of the exercise.An impressed Mosse said: "I was in second gear all theway. I will keep fourth and fifth gears for Sunday asthat is when it really matters. She looks to be in tremendous form."

Collet Hopeful for Cerulean Sky:The three-year-old filly Cerulean Sky (Ire) (Darshaan

{GB}), winner of this season's G1 Prix Saint-Alary atLongchamp May 23 and third to Daryaba in the G1 PrixVermeille last time out, also worked yesterday morningover Chantilly's Les Aigles grass course. With SylvainGuillot in the plate, she covered approximately 10 furlongs with three stable companions and satisfied bothtrainer and jockey by finishing a comfortable fourlengths clear of her workmates.

Nowhere to Exit Still on Target:Nowhere To Exit (GB) (Exit To Nowhere), trained by

John Dunlop for Chelsea Football Club director GaryPinchen, is still possible for the race as the groundconditions remain in his favor. With the going currentlydescribed as good to soft and further rainfall forecastuntil the end of the week. Nowhere To Exit will find thetrack condition very much to his liking. The winner ofthe G3 Prix la Force at Longchamp May 20, was anexcellent second to current race favorite Montjeu (Ire)(Sadler's Wells) in the G1 Prix du Jockey Club atChantilly June 6, but was slightly disappointing whenfifth in the Listed March S. at Goodwood Aug. 28, inhis latest start. He has a legitimate excuse for his thateffort as it was run on unsuitably fast ground.

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AT THE SALES ••• with Bill OppenheimIn 1994, Tattersalis' flagship Houghton Sale saw

280 yearlings gross just over 17 million guineas ($29million, at current exchange rates), and average60,893 guineas ($104,867), with a median of36,000 guineas ($61,992). As we all know, themarket has surged big-time since then, but even so,the Houghton has followed the international selectpattern of fewer being sold (207 last year, though itshould be higher this time). In 1996, 213 listed salesaveraged 122,427 guineas ($210,819 at today'srates)~more than double the '94 average. After a blipin 1997, when the number sold went back up to 302and the average dipped, the average surged to171,357 ($295,076) guineas last year, while themedian continued its relentless climb and hit the

100,000 level ($172,200). So the average and median nearly tripled in five years and the gross haddoubled.

In that context, trade at last night's opening session had to be considered satisfactory. Short sessions can often produce inconclusive results, andwe'll surely have a clearer picture today, but, compared to last year's opening session, the number soldand gross were up around 10 percent. The averagewas off four percent, but the median jumped another20 percent, to 120,000 guineas ($206,640), whichcertainly heartened the House. Three yearlings-successive fillies by Diesis (GB) and Gone West andthe session-topping colt by Sadler's Wells, made overa million dollars.

TA1TERSALLS 1999 SALES DATESHoughtonYearlingSale Sept 28-30October YearlingSale Oct. 11-16

Autumn Horses In Training Sale Oct. 25-27

Autumn YearlingSale Oct. 28-29

November Sale (Ireland) Nov. 1-12

December Yearling Sale Nov. 29

December Foal Sale Dec. 1-4

December Breeding Stock Sale Dec. 6-10

December Sale (Ireland) Dec. 12-13

Sheikh Mohammed and John Ferguson combinedto buy six yearlings, all between 180,000-250,000guineas ($309,960-$430,500), and they averaged216,667 guineas ($373,100). Shadwell added three,which averaged 230,000 guineas ($396,060). As inKeeneland Book 1, the brothers accounted for around20 percent of the night's gross-but in Kentucky,their Book 1 average was more like $600,000. Thefeeling is that there isn't the strength in depth herethat there is in that vast American market, and so,

last night anyway, there wasn't really the sustainedopposition to the Maktoums which would doubtlesshave driven prices higher. The other big players justbought one (Thoroughbred Corp.) or two (Demi,Wafic Said), while agents like Rudiger Alles of German International (including the 600,000-guineasDiesis filly), Peter Doyle, Brian Grassick, theKern/Lillingston partnership of Lincoln Collins andLuke Lillingston, and trainers like Gerard Butler wereable to each buy two or more six-figure yearlings.

Short first-year sire update: the 1992 Epsom Derbywinner Dr Devious (Ire), now repatriated from Japan,had one for 220,000 guineas ($378,840); the ubiquitous Hennessy, two more averaged 165,000 guineas($284,130); two nice individuals by Diesis' son,five-time Group 1 winner Hailing, averaged 100,000guineas ($172,200); one by the crack milerAshkalani (Ire), whose stock sold well at Deauville,brought 60,000 guineas ($103,320); and two by the1995 Irish 2000 Guineas winner Spectrum (Ire),averaged a disappointing 31,000 guineas ($53,382).More chances for everybody today...

Bill Oppenheim is a journalist and consultant specializingin pedigrees, sires and the auction market. The formereditor and pubiisher of Racing Update, he now lives inScotland and may be contacted by phone (011-44-1-887-830-282) or fax (011-44-1-887-830-671).

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CURRENCY CONVERSIONSUS$/unit GB£/unit

British guineas 1.72253 1.05

British pound 1.64050 1.00

French franc 0.1660226 0.097145

U.S. dollar 1.00 0.609570

BIANCONlChampion 3-y-o sprinter by outstanding sire of sires DANZIG

out of Broodmare of the Year FALL ASPEN

RETIRES TO ASHFORD STUD FOR THE 2,000 BREEDING SEASON

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WEEKEND PEDIGREE

PERSPECTIVESby Alan Porter

VOSBURGH S.-GI, $250,000, BEL, 9-25, 3yo/up, 7f,1:21 3/5, ft.1-ARTAX, 126, c, 4, by Marquetry

1st Dam: Raging Apalachee, by Apalachee2nd Dam: Pagers Charisma, by Dr. Pager3rd Dam: Charisma Magic, by Power Ruler

($82,000 wing *95 FTKNOV). 0-Paraneck Stable;B-Vinery & Carondelet Farm (KY); T-L Albertrani; J-JChavez; $150,000. Lifetime Record: 23-5-9-3, $911,840.A classics contender last year after victories in the

Gil San Felipe S. and Gil Santa Catalina S., Artax hasbenefited from changes of location and distance thisyear. Moved to New York and the care of LouisAlbertrani after his previous trainer Randy Bradshawtook over D. Wayne Lukas' California division, Artaxhas also benefited from being campaigned as asprinter. His pacesetting victory in the Gl VosburghS. was his second outstanding performance overseven furlongs this year, following a win in the GlCarter H. in which his time of 1:20 eclipsed Dr.Fager's 21-year-old Aqueduct track record.

Artax is a member of the first crop of the Conquistador Cielo stallion Marquetry. Marquetry did equal acourse record for about 6 1/2 furlongs on turf atSanta Anita, but he was at his best at middle distances, as demonstrated by wins in the 10 furlong GlHollywood Gold Cup, and at nine furlongs in the GlMeadowlands Cup and Gl Eddie Read H.

Perhaps some of the credit for Artax's speed comes from his female line. His granddam Fager's Charisma is a daughter of Dr. Fager, one of the fastesthorses ever to race in North America. His dam RagingApalachee is by Apalachee, who stayed a mile wellenough to score a hugely impressive victory in whatwas then England's principal juvenile staying contest,the Gl Observer Gold Cup, but often sired speed,particularly in daughters such as Apalachee Honey,Pine Tree Lane (herself winner of the Carter H.),Lazer Show, Clocks Secret and Miss Indy Anna.Apalachee is beginning to make a mark as abroodmare sire, and in addition to Artax, his daughters have produced four other stakes winners by Mr.Prospector-line stallions, graded scorers ZealousConnection and Amarillo among them.

We don't know if this pedigree would have conveyed speed to Raging Apalachee. A $2,300 purchase at the California Thoroughbred Sales Company's April mixed sale, she never reached the racecourse. Since then. Raging Apalachee's own valueand the standing of the family have increasedconsiderably. In fact, the female line has producedanother 1999 Grade I winner in the shape of the Gl

Del Mar Oaks victress Tout Charmant, whose damCharm A Gendarme (a Grade III winner) is out of ahalf sister to Raging Apalachee. As for RagingApalachee herself, she was sold for $290,000 in foalto Siphon at the 1998 Keeneland November Sales.Earlier in the year her Mi Cielo filly, a three-quarterssister to Artax, was knocked down for $190,000 atthe Keeneland September Sales.

From a pedigree pattern viewpoint, the most noticeable factor is that Marquetry's sire Conquistador Cielois bred on a Native Dancer (Polynesian)/Bold Rulercross, while Power Ruler, sire of the third dam of Artax,is by Bold Ruler out of a Polynesian mare. This makesconsiderable sense when one recalls that ToutCharmant goes back in tail-male line to Boldnesian, whois also by Bold Ruler out of a Polynesian mare, andtherefore has the three-parts related Boldnesian andPower Ruler 4x5. Power Ruler is another speed source-he scored his only stakes victory in the five-furlongHyde Park S., and it is no surprise that the combinationof Bold Ruler and Polynesian should produce pace. Bothwere champion sprinters, and both have pedigree similarities as Bold Ruler combines Pharos and Pompey, andPolynesian's pedigree contains Sickle (a close relative toPharos) and Pompey. This concentrates a considerableamount of the brilliant English sprinter Sundridge withSainfoin, a full brother to the dam of Sundridge, andthis is a formula which often generates speed.

PEDIGREE SHORTS

Having already shown brilliance as sire, and greatpromise as a sire of sires. Storm Cat is demonstratingpotential as a broodmare sire. His daughters have already produced European Champion two-year-oldMujahid and Japanese classic winner Phalaenopsis, andover the weekend the pair were joined by Black Tuxedo(c, 3, Sunday Silence- O. P. Cat, by Storm Cat), winnerof the G2 R. F. Radio Nippon Sho St. Lite Kinen inJapan. Black Tuxedo is yet another Sunday Silence outof a Northern Dancer-line mare and therefore linebred toAlmahmoud.

Teggiano (f, 2, Mujtahid-Tegwen, by Nijinsky II)placed herself at the forefront of the English juvenileifillies with a courageous victory in the Gl Meon ValleyStud Fillies' Mile at Ascot. Teggiano's sire Mujtahid is ason of Woodman, who has crossed very well withmares by Nijinsky, the cross producing seven stakeswinners including the group one scorer Way of Light.One would suspect that this is because Woodman isout of a mare by Buckpasser (by Tom Fool) and NijinskyII is out of Tom Fool's genetic relative. Flaming Page.Teggiano actually has a double of Buckpasser, and infact both her grandsire Woodman and her granddamBeautiful Aly are bred on Raise a Native/Buckpassercrosses. Of particular interest is that the Raise a Nativestrains come through Mr. Prospector and the similarlybred Alydar, and we suspect that the this pair are goingto be seen together with increasing frequency in thepedigrees of stakes winners.

iT THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS☆ AMERICAN EDITION ☆

Wednesday, September 29, 1999

SUNSHINE STREET TO U.S. The Irish-trained Sunshine Street (Sunshine Forever), fourth in the 1998Breeders' Cup Turf, is set to continue his career inthe United States. Noel Meade, the colt's trainer,said, "He'll go for the (Gl) Turf Classic in New Yorkon Oct. 9 and then he will stay over there, possiblywith Neil Drysdale." Dream Well (Fr) (Sadler's Wells)is another who could bypass the Arc in favor of theBelmont Park contest.

FASIG-TIPTON CHANGES WINTER SALES

DATE Fasig-Tipton has changed the date of its WinterMixed Sale at Lone Star Park in Texas to Saturday, Jan.29, 2000 to avoid conflicts with other horse events inthe region. The sale will include in-foal mares, "short"yearlings (foals of 1999), breeding prospects and racehorses. Entries will close Nov. 15.

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Yesterday Results:9th-PHA, $23,100, Alw, 3yo/up, 7f, 1:20 3/5, ft.FLAMING BRIDLE (c, 4, Unbridled-Shade the Flame{SP}, by Caucasus) scorched the earth with this track-record performance. Sent off as the 6-5 public choiceoff a second in an optional claimer at Delaware Sept.18, the bay colt set a pressured pace of :21 4/5 and:43 3/5 before pulling away to a six-length triumph.Lifetime Record: SP, 25-4-6-7, $139,407.0-Fox Hill Farms Inc. B-Rancho Rosado Inc (KY). T-JohnC Servis.

^ TRACK OPENING ^SANTA ANITA - Arcadia. CAOpens: Wednesday. Sept. 29Closes: Monday. Nov. 8Racing Days: Wednesday through SundayPost Time: 1 p.m.Stakes Schedule: 29 stakes worth $5 millionHighlights: $500,000 Gl Yellow Ribbon S.-Oct.2. $300,000 01 Oak Tree Turf Champlonshlp-oct. 3. $200,000 Gl Oak Leaf s.-oct. 9.$500,000 Gl! Goodwood Breeders' Cup H.-Oct.16Special Events: $1,275 million California CupDay-Oct. 31

TON TODAY

American 3 pages

5th-DEL, $30,800, Msw, 3yo/up, f/m, 6f, 1:12, ft.+ RUTLEDGE AFFAIR (f, 3, Colonial Affair-Look Who'sDancing, by Affirmed), unhurried early, angled in for thedrive and held off You May Call Me (Private Terms) by ahalf length at odds of 9-2 in her debut. Lifetime Record:1-1-0-0, $17,400.0/B-Rutledge Farm (KY). T-H Graham Motion.

Ist-DEL, $29,900, Msw, 2yo, 6f, 1:11 3/5, ft.TUSCAN CHIEF (c, 2, Cherokee Run-Sweet Tea, byMugatea), second by a nose in his debut at DelawareAug. 4, came back to run fifth as the odds-on favoritein his latest effort at Laurel Aug. 25. The 3-5 chalkdueled for the lead early, shook off his rivals after ahalf-mile and drew clear to win by six under a handride. The $33,000 wing '97 OBSOCT was the 12thwinner for his freshman sire (by Runaway Groom).Lifetime Record: 3-1-1-0, $23,950.0-Fox Hill Farms Inc. B-Warnerton Thoroughbreds Ltd(FL). T-John C Servis.

3rd-SUF, $10,780, Msw, 2yo, ImT, 1:43 1/5, fm.+ MOCHAMAMBO (c, 2, Kingmambo-Antoinetta, byIverness Drive), favored at 6-5, stalked the pace before rallying three wide turning for home and pulledoff down the lane to win by 4 1/4 lengths. He is a1/2 to D J's Rainbow (Tom Rolfe), GSW, $192,464;and Ok By Me (With Approval), MGSW, 551,994.Lifetime Record: 1-1-0-0, $6,600.0-Live Oak Plantation. B-Live Oak Stud (Ky).T-Christophe Clement.

☆ FOREIGN ☆

AMERICAN-BRED WINNER IN BRITAIN:Banneret, g, 6, Imperial Falcon—Dashing Partner (GB),

by Formidable. Southwell, 9-28, Kandinsky ClassifiedClaiming S. (Div 2), 3yo/up, 1 3/8m (AWT), $3,034to winner. 0-John Pointon And Sons; B-Brass OaksFarm; T-Sue Wilton. *$11,000 yrl '94 KEESEP.

STAKES CLOSINGS

TODAY. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 29:10-09 $400,000a ShadweU Keene/and Turf

MUe-tt, Kee, 3yo/up, 8fT, (200}10-09 $ 125/50,000a BaHerina Breeders' Cup

H.-m, Hst, 3yo/up, f/m, 9f, (200)10-10 $200,000a Fayette Breeders' Cup-Ill, Kee,

3yo/up, 9.5f, (100)10-10 $ 150/50,000a Lady's Secret Breeders' Cup H.-ll,

SA, 3yo/up, f/m, 8.5f, (100)10-17 $ 125,000a Highlander-ll, Wo, 3yo/up, 6f, (125)

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Yesterday's Results:4th-KDX, $25,000, Alw, 2yo, f, ImT, 1:39 4/5, fm.GIBBS (f, 2, Boundary-Kelly {MGISP, $253,671}, bySecretariat) debuted Impressively at Keeneland in April,but followed that up with a seventh in Chilukki's GillDebutante S. at Churchill June 26. Sixth in a Turfwayallowance Sept. 11, the bay filly was sent off as the5-2 second choice in her turf debut and found her wayback to the winner's circle as she pressed the pace, tookcommand at the head of the stretch and drew away fora 2 1/2-length score over Forty Gran (El Gran Senor).Lifetime Record: 4-2-0-0, $43,570.0/B-Claiborne Farm (KY). T-Frank L Brothers.

2nd-KDX, $23,000, Msw, 2yo, f, ImT, 1:39 2/5, fm.EVROBI (f, 2, Tabasco Cat-Shakela, by Alydar) debutedwith a fifth-place effort while sprinting over the Ellis turfin mid-July before two off-the-board finishes over themain track at Saratoga in August. Coming off a fourth-place finish at Turfway Sept. 17, the filly was dismissedat 16-1. She was ridden to get into position early,moved between rivals while four wide down the stretch

and just got up late for a neck victory. Evrobi becamethe third winner for her freshman sire (by Storm Cat).Lifetime Record: 5-1-0-0, $17,665.0/B-Calumet Farm (Ky). T-D Wayne Lukas.

BREEDERS'

EDITION

STAKES RESULTS'

PARLO S., $54,900, DEL, 9-28, 3yo/up, f/m, a5fT, :582/5, gd.1-#ELVI GAMBLE, 117, f, 4, Prospectors Gamble-

Dave's Kate (SP, $108,348), by Apalachee.0-Tarapsa Farm; B-Dinos I (FL); T-George Angelopos;J-J L Castanon; $32,400. Lifetime Record: 11-5-1-2,$123,110.

2-Slavlc Light, 122, m, 6, Polish Numbers-Ray Lady,by Rajab. $10,800.

3-lncredible Revenge, 124, m, 7, Raja's Revenge-Incredible Moment, by Raise a Native. ($800 wing'92 FTMDEC). $5,940.

Margins: 1 3/4, HF, IMF. Odds: 16.20, 1.30, 1.90.

ALLOWANCE RESULTS:

6th-DEL, $32,800, 3yo/up, f/m, 6f, 1:10 3/5, ft.ROSECAT (f, 3, Run Turn—Sudden Bliss, byBeaudelaire) Lifetime Record: 23-4-7-1, $80,705.0-Two Dads Stable. B-Capricorn Farm (FL). T-T Tullock.

7th-KDX, $30,000, 3yo/up, f/m, ImT, 1:38 1/5, fm.NAUSICAA (f, 3, Diesis {GB}-Blushing All Over {SW-Fr,$113,629}, by Blushing Groom {Fr}) Lifetime Record:GSR, 9-3-1-1, $89,000. 0-Casner & Prestonwood FarmsInc. B-Yorkrun Farm Inc, et al (KY). T-W Elliott Walden.

9th-H00, $29,400, 9-27, 3yo/up, 6f, 1:10 3/5, ft.LAC BONHOMME (h, 6, Lac Ouimet-Bonhomme Deb,by Crimson Falcon) Lifetime Record: SW, 36-17-6-3,$183,723. 0/B-F W Human Jr (IL). T-J Michael Baird.

8th-H00, $29,300, 9-27, (S), 3yo/up, 6f, 1:12 4/5, ft.FAST BOY (g, 4, Northern Score-Shrewed Sandy, byRaise Caine) Lifetime Record: 10-4-2-2, $78,031.0/B-Gail R Kubovchik (IN). T-Charles A Walcott Jr.

Ist-KDX, $25,000, 2yo, ImT, 1:38 4/5, fm.GO LIB GO (c, 2, Septieme Ciel-Liberia, by Miswaki)Lifetime Record: 4-2-0-1, $41,500. O-Cottrell RaymondSr. B-Palides Investments NV Inc (KY). T-Kenneth GMcPeek.

7th-H00, $21,300, 9-27, 2yo, 6f, 1:12, ft.IRISH DAWN (c, 2, Light of Morn-Irish Starlet, by IrishRiver {Fr}) Lifetime Record: 5-2-0-0, $28,665.0-McKee Stables. B-Ronald E McKee (KY). T-DaleRomans.

2nd-PRM, $19,848, (S), 3yo/up, f/m, 5 1/2f, 1:05 4/5,ft.

SHARK LADY (f, 3, Sharkey-Chicago Charm, by *DonPoggio) Lifetime Record: 11-4-2-0, $51,589. 0-BaderFarms, Double K & Tonderum. B-Bader Farms Inc (lA).T-Mark S Bader.

MAIDEN WINNERS:

Tuscan Chief, c, 2, Cherokee Run-Sweet Tea, byMugatea. DEL, 9-28, 6f, 1:11 3/5. B-WarnertonThoroughbreds Ltd (Fl). *$33,000 wing '97OBSOCT. **12th winner for freshman sire (byRunaway Groom).

Paisley Braes, f, 2, Diazo-Feathers and Bows, by AscotKnight. KDX, 9-28, ImT, 1:39 4/5. B-Schumer-Deweese-Clark (Ky). *$30,000 2yo '99 FTKAPR;$12,000 yrl '98 KEESEP.

UPCOMING RACING ON TV

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 3 -NBC Road to the Breeders' Cup: GI FlowerBowl Invitational H. from Belmont Park - 3-4p.m., NBCWEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6 -Thoroughbred Classics - Champagne S. - 6:30-7 p.m., ESPNClassic

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9 -NTRA Racing to the Breeders' Cup: GI Queen Elizabeth IIChallenge Cup & GII Shadwell Keeneland Turf Mile fromKeeneland & GI Turf Classic & GI Champagne S. fromBelmont Park - 4-5:30 p.m., espn2SUNDAY, OCTOBER 10 -NBC Road to the Breeders' Cup: Breeders' Cup Preview - GIJockey Club Gold Cup, GI Beldame S. & GI Frizette S. fromBelmont Park - 2:30-4 p.m., NBC

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Hatchets Last Wish, c, 2, Hatchet Man-Azure Wish, byLeprechauns Wish. TDN, 9-28, (S), 6f, 1:13 1/5.B-Winner Haven Farm (Oh). *$3,000 yrl '98 FTKOCT.**SP.

+ Mochamambo, c, 2, Kingmambo-Antoinetta, byInverness Drive. SUF, 9-28, alml, 1:43 1/5. B-LiveOak Stud (Ky). *1/2 to D J's Rainbow (Tom Rolfe),GSW, $192,464; Ok By Me (With Approval), MGSW,$551,994.

Evrobi, f, 2, Tabasco Cat-Shakela, by Alydar. KDX,9-28, ImT, 1:39 2/5. B-Calumet Farm (Ky). *Thirdwinner for freshman sire (by Storm Cat).

Mike Reggie Jr, c, 2, Turkoman-Princess Raquel, byBrent's Prince. TDN, 9-28, (S), 6f, 1:13 4/5. B-FrankRegalbuto (Ont).

Victory Turn, f, 2, Spartan Victory-Alan's Turn, byAllen's Prospect. CNL, 9-28, (C), 5 1/2f (off turf),1:06. B-Sandy Valley Farms (Va). *First winner forfreshman sire (by Carr de Naskra).

-f-Rutledge Affair, f, 3, Colonial Affair-Look Who'sDancing, by Affirmed. DEL, 9-28, 6f, 1:12.B-Rutledge Farm (Ky).

Broadway Queen, f, 3, Forty Niner-Broad Gains (GSW,$423,192), by Broad Brush. FEX, 9-28, 5 1/2f,1:05 1/5. B-Robert E Meyerhoff (Md). *$270,000 yrl'97 KEEJUL.

Holy Flyer, c, 3, Heff-Arc Angel, by Brown Arc. HOC,9-27, 1m, 1:42 3/5. B-Dennis Drazin (Fl). *$4,5002yo '98 OBSAPR.

Melegant, f, 3, Kris S.-Abidjan (SW, $147,238), by SirIvor. KDX, 9-28, 1 1/2mT, 2:33 4/5. B-PrestonwoodFarm Inc (Ky). *1/2 to Lady Tabitha (Lyphard), SW,$152,917.

Kiffi, f, 3, Kris S.-Palana (SW-GB), by Gulch. PHA,9-28, a1 1/8mT, 1:56 1/5. B-George Strawbridge Jr(Pa).

Altura, c, 3, Slewacide-Ou Special (SW), by Hawkin'sSpecial. TDN, 9-28, 6f, 1:12 2/5. B-Joe L Weir (Oh).*Full to Pesky Special, MSW, $103,764.

I Am a Cutie, f, 4, Chas Conerly-Comely Nurse, bySawbones. SUF, 9-28, 6f, 1:15 2/5. B-Harriet C &Elmer Heubeck Jr (Fl).

Tarzan D'Monkeyman, c, 4, Jane's Dilemma-Reason toPeep, by Turn to Reason. CNL, 9-28, (C), 1 1/16m(off turf), 1:45 3/5. B-Mary Jo Anne Hughes (Md).

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THIS WEEK IN HISTORY...September 29,1973...Secretariat, off as the 3-10 favorite, was defeated by Prove Out in the mile-and-a-halfWoodward S. at Belmont Park. Trained by Allen Jerkens,who also sent out Onion to beat Secretariat in the GIWhitney H., Prove Out won by 4 1/2 lengths, with thefavorite second.

September 30,1981...Jockey Laffit Pincay Jr. recordedhis 5,000th career victory aboard Wander in the seventhrace at Santa Anita...Bill Shoemaker picked up his firstgraded stakes win as a trainer, saddling Baldomero (Ire)to take the GUI Golden Harvest H. at Louisiana Downs.

October 2,1943...Belmont Park hosted "Back the Attack" Day in support of the war effort. Admission was bypurchaseof $25 or $100 war bonds.The track raisedapproximately $25 million.

October 2,1981...At age 17, Behavin Jerry set therecord for most career starts by a Thoroughbred, makinghis 307th appearance. Making his first start as a two-year-old in 1966, he raced every year through 1978, tooka two-year break, then returned to race at age 17.

October 3,1942...With his victory in the Jockey ClubGold Cup, Whirlaway, becamethe first Thoroughbred toearn more than $500,000.

Oct. 4,1970...Nijmsky II's 11-race winning streak cameto an end when he finished second to Sassafras (Fr) in thePrix de 1'Arc de Triomphe at Longchamp.

Oct. 4,1989...Secretariat was euthanized at ClaibomeFarm in Paris, Kentucky due to complicationsfromlaminitis. He was 19.

TRACK ABBREVIATIONS:

AQU Aqueduct BEU Beulah Park

CTX Charles Town DEL Delaware Park

FLX Finger Lakes GGX Golden Gate

GSX Garden State HAW Hawthorne

HIA Hialeah Park KEE Keeneland

LSX Lone Star Park MNR Mountaineer

PEN Penn National PHA PhOodelphb PcikRIM PImlIco RPX RemingtonSAX Santa Anita SUF Suffolk Downs

TAM Tompo Boy Downs TDN Thistledown

TPX Turfway Park TUP Turf Paradise

WOX Woodbine

THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS* EUROPEAN EDITION ★

Wednesday, September 29. 1999

* BRITAIN ★Yesterday's Results:£300000 TATTERSALLS HOUGHTON SALES S.(CLASS B) (Restricted Conditions), £299,076,Newmarket, 9-28, 2yo, 7fT, 1:26.64, gd-sf.1~ + INCHL0NAIG (GB), 126, c, 2, by Nashwan (USA)

1st Dam: Inchmurrin (Ire) (Ch. Miler-lty, Ch. 3yo Filly-lty, GSW& GISP-GB, $202,111). by Lomond (USA)

2nd Dam: On Show (GB), by Welsh Pageant (Fr)3rd Dam: African Dancer (GB), by Nijinsky II

(130,000gns yrl '98 TAHOU-). 0-A E Oppenheimer;B-Hascombe & Valiant Studs; T-Roger Charlton;J-TIm Sprake; £166,850. Lifetime Record: 1-1-0-0,£166,850. *1/2 to Inchinor (GB) (Ahonoora {GB}),MGSW & MG1SP-GB, $239,289.

So/d by: Hascombe Stud; Purchaser: R Chariton

2-Bedazzling (Ire), 121, f, 2, Darshaan (GB)~DazzlinglyRadiant (GB), by Try My Best (USA). (88,000gns wnl'97 TADEF; 96,000gns yrl '98 TAHOU). £81,925.

Sold (at TAHOU) by: Chippenham Lodge Stud;Purchased by Peter Doyle Bloodstock

3"Teodora (Ire), 121, f, 2, Fairy King (USA)"Pinta (Ire),by Ahonoora (GB). (35,000gns yrl '98 TAHOU).£30,970.

Sold by: Churchland Stud; Purchased by G. Steinberg

Margins: HF, 1, 1. Odds: 16-1, 11-1, 40-1.In a race restricted to those horses catalogued for

last year's Tattersalls Houghton Sales, Inchlonaig beliedher lack of a previous run to become the first winningdebutant and provided trainer Roger Charlton with histhird winner in the last five years following DonCorleone in 1994 and Tamarisk in 1997. Inchlonaig wasslowest from the gate and raced in rear as Nicobar (GB)(Indian Ridge {Ire}) set a strong pace. The well-relatedjuvenile was ridden from the quarter-mile marker andresponded to Tim Sprake's strong urgings to move intoa challenging position from the furlong marker whereBedazzling led. With a sustained effort, he led inside thelast half furlong and ran on well up the hill for an encouraging win. Winning trainer Roger Charlton admitted, "He was very weak and backward plus he had afew setbacks so we didn't think he was ready. Heworked well last Wednesday, but moderately on Saturday. We will look to race him next year as he is not anatural two-year-old type. I won't be in too much of ahurry to do anything with him this year."

3.10 Newmarket, Soitykoff Maiden S. (Class D),£7,840, 2yo, ImT, 1:43.38, gd-sf.PEACOCK JEWEL (GB) (c, 2, Rainbow Quest {USA}-Dafrah {USA}, by Danzig {USA}), a 4-1 chance, took aparticularly keen hold as Barcelona (GB) (Barathea {Ire})led and didn't settle until approaching halfway. Hechallenged for the lead at the quarter-mile marker, wasridden clear with 1 V2 furlongs to go and kept on ingood style to record a comfortable 1 3/4-length win.Lifetime Record: 2-1-1-0, £6,429.0-Sheikh Maktoum bin Rashid al Maktoum;B-Gainsborough Stud Management Ltd; T-Ed Dunlop;J-John Reid.

APPRENTICE SERIES WRAPS MONDAY

Pontefract Racecourse stages the fifth and final roundof its apprentice series on Monday. The prize for thewinner is a trip to America during the winter, workingat Gulfstream Park in Florida for a leading local trainer.Lee Newman with 14 points holds a narrow advantageover Stan Finnamore on 12 with Derek Hayden, JennyBenson and Carl Rafter next on 10.

★ FRANCE ★Yesterday's Result:PRIX HEROD-Listed, FF260,000, Chantilly, 9-28, 2yo,7fT, 1:28.90, vsf.1~#RADHWA (FR), 125, f, 2, Shining Steel (GB)-

Iguassu (Fr) (SP), by Fabulous Dancer (USA)(18,758gns yrl '98 AFAUG). 0-Miss M Vidal;B-Youssef Abbas; T-Robert Collet; J-Sylvain Maillot;FF140,000. Lifetime Record: 8 starts, 2 wins,6 places, FF407,000.

2"Touch Of The Blues (Fr), 128, c, 2, CadeauxGenereux (GB)~Silabteni (USA), by Nureyev (USA).FF48,000.

3"Perugina (Fr), 125, f, 2, Highest Honor (Fr)~Piacenza(Ire), by Darshaan (GB). FF36,000.

Margins: SNK, NK, 2. 2.30, 3.00.Also ran: Davyd Sho (Fr), Peneia (USA), L'Axonais (Fr).Scratched: Guthrun (Fr).

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ASHKALANI - Champion Mi/er of France1st yearlings at Houghton Sales lots: 41 - 80 - 113 - 182-219

Enquiries to: John Clarke, B.Agr.Sc., Manager, Annette Boland or Michael BuckleyIRISH NATIONAL STUD, Tully, Kildare, Ireland. Telephone (353 45) 521251.

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A consistent performer in group and listed company all season, Radhwa at last recorded her firstListed race win, with a last gasp victory, to add toher sole success on her debut at Chantilly June 5.Radhwa raced comfortably in rear as Touch Of TheBlues led at a steady pace from Peneia (USA)(Nureyev {USA}), Perugina and Davyd Sho (Fr)(Cricket Ball {USA}) with multiple winner L'Axonaissettled in fifth. The race began to unfold inside thefinal quarter where Touch Of The Blues looked to bea sitting target as Radhwa was switched wide tomake her challenge. Touch Of The Blues respondedgamely to Dominique Boeuf's strong driving and wasstill at the head of affairs entering the final furlong.He looked as though he was set for a game win butRadhwa swept into the lead in the closing stages towrestle victory from his grasp. Perugina remained inthird and was caught for lack of pace as the tempoquickened. She ran on well and was closing again atthe finish.

Today, Saint-Cloud, France, post time: 3.40.p.m.PRIX CORONATION-Listed, FF260,000, 3yo, f, ImTSC PP HORSE SIRE TRAINER

1 (3) Silver Star (GB) Zafonic (USA) Fabre

2 (1) Shamanara (Ire) Danehill (USA) de Royer-Dupre3 (9) Emisaria(Ire) Seattle Dancer (USA) Gourdain

4 (11) Iza Bare (Fr) Shining Steel(GB) Dissaux

5 (10) Dance Du Clos (Fr) Hero's Honor(USA) Bary6 (5) Angela Carolina (Ire) Kris (GB) de Roualle

7 (2) Cerita(Ire) Wolfhound (USA) Laffon-Parias

8 (4) Modem Era (USA) Diesis (GB) Chapple-Hyam9 (7) Gotablush (GB) Nashwan (USA) Pease

10 (6) Cootamundra (Fr) Double Bed(Fr) De Roualle

11 (8) Danzigaway (USA) Danehill (USA) C Head

All carry 123 pounds.

* ITALY *

Yesterday's Result:4.00 Rome, Premio Baybird (Cond.), 145,900,000, 2yo,ImT, 1:41.40, gd.SUCHITA (IRE) (f, 2, Alzao {USA}-Walliser {Ire} (MSP-Ire}, by Niniski {USA}) Lifetime Record: 4 starts,2 wins, 1 place, L43,860,000. 0-V Mancini. B-AirlieStud. T-L Bietolini. J-G Bietolini.

* UNITED STATES ★EUROPEAN-BRED WINNER IN THE U.S.:

Centre Stalls (Ire), h, 6, In the Wings (GB)~Lora'sGuest, by Be My Guest. Philadelphia Park, 9-27,allowance race, a1 1/8mT, 1:53 2/5. B-LimestoneStud (GB). *MSW & GISP-Eng, SP-US. *24,671gnsyrl '94 G00C1.

Today's Debuts:

8th-Santa Anita Park, Senator Ken Maddy H.-GIII,$100,000a, 3yo/up, f/m, a6%fTIMPERFECT WORLD (USA) (f, 3, Carson City {USA}-Mais Qui {USA}, by Lyphard {USA}) Lifetime Record:GSW-Fr, 8-2-1-1, $76,105. 0-Michel Jean Zerolo.B-Overbrook Farm (Ky).

Imperfect World won her first two career outings as ajuvenile, including a 2 1/2-length victory in the G3 Prixdu Bois at Deauville. The former Pascal Bary pupil iswinless in six starts since and was eighth in the ListedPrix Hampton at Maisons-Laffitte June 25 in her laststart. The chestnut adds blinkers for today's engagement.

STAYINGALIVE (USA) (f, 4, Gone West {USA}-LadyFor Two {USA}, by Storm Bird {USA}) Lifetime Record:2-1-0-0, $6,410. 0-H R H Prince Fahd bin Salman. B-Mr& Mrs John Mabee (Ky).

In need of two scratches to draw into the Maddyfield, Stayingalive has not raced in over two years. Thetwo-length winner of a Newmarket maiden for trainerPaul Cole June 7, 1997, the half million dollar yearlingpurchase was then seventh, beaten only four lengths inthe G2 Cherry Hinton S. in her last racetrack appearance. She debuts for trainer Neil Drysdale.

★ MAIDEN WINNERS*+ lnchlonaig (GB), c, 2, Nashwan (USA)~lnchmurrin

(Ire), by Lomond (USA). Newmarket, England, 9-28,£300,000 Tattersalls Houghton Sales S. (Class B)(Restricted Conditions), 2yo, 7fT, £166,850 to winner. B-Hascombe & Valiant Studs.

Erzigova (Ire), f, 2, Polar Falcon (USA)~Bollicina (USA),by Woodman (USA). Rome, Italy, Premio BeauCharmeur (Mdn.), 9-28, 2yo, 7fT, LI 7,000,000 towinner. B-Allevamento La Nuova Sbarra SRL.

Peacock Jewel (GB), c, 2, Rainbow Quest (USA)~Dafrah (USA), by Danzig (USA). Newmarket, England,9-28, Soltykoff Maiden S. (Class D), 2yo, ImT,£5,208 to winner. B-Gainsborough Stud ManagementLtd.

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LEADING EUROPEAN SECOND-CROP SIRESIn Order of Prize Money Won

Sire Rnrs Wnrs Wins Value Pis Value Total (£)

1 Grand Lodge (Chief's Crown) 90 38 51 455,519 141 188,712 644,2312 Lomitas (Niniski) 30 18 25 427,826 51 145,474 573,3003 Turtle Island (Fairy King) 70 29 42 412,025 124 126,574 538,5994 Barathea (Sadler's Wells) 67 24 35 253,791 82 239,937 493,7285 Perugino (Danzig) 108 39 63 247,434 178 239,310 486,7446 College Chapel (Sharpo) 126 39 48 206,915 204 172,948 379,8637 Namaqualand (Mr. Prospector) 73 35 46 183,698 116 108,614 292,3128 Ezzoud (Last Tycoon) 48 17 21 97,751 76 139,222 236,9739 First Trump (Primo Dominie) 56 23 33 134,678 84 81,606 216,284

10 Petit Loup (Danzig) 34 16 21 111,131 65 97,211 208,34211 Bigstone (Last Tycoon) 40 14 23 113,083 60 84,107 197,19012 Dolphin Streey (Bluebird) 73 20 27 106,484 95 87,030 193,51413 Catrail (Storm Cat) 49 14 18 101,381 43 59,346 160,72714 Forest Wind (Green Forest) 46 20 36 114,133 62 35,709 149,84215 Zieten (Danzig) 27 8 9 59,253 41 86,611 145,86416 Unblest (Alzao) 31 6 8 39,196 35 67,941 107,13717 Up And At 'Em (Forzando) 39 16 23 69,414 57 34,412 103,82618 Great Palm (Manila) 30 13 17 63,854 34 38,222 102,07619 Secret Thing (Secreto) 32 14 28 59,485 59 29,673 89,15820 Le Balafre (Groom Dancer) 25 7 10 37,783 32 38,559 76,34221 Steamer Duck (Bering) 14 5 6 24,632 23 49,336 73,96822 Ajdayt (Danzig) 7 4 8 42,102 22 28,307 70,40923 Zinaad (Shirley Heights) 17 9 10 36,644 30 29,543 66,18724 Ghazi (Polish Navy) 3 3 5 51,346 6 7,982 59,32825 Siam (Nureyev) 19 3 7 28,094 28 29,954 58,04826 Midhish (Green Desert) 16 4 4 47,204 23 9,521 56,72527 Snurge (Ela-Mana-Mou) 18 5 7 20,029 25 35,956 55,98528 Bien Bien (Manila) 7 1 1 3,058 13 50,037 53,09529 Strolling Along (Danzig) 6 4 9 46,389 11 6,319 52,70830 Woods of Windsor (Woodman) 20 7 9 16,692 44 33,072 49,76431 Whittingham (Fayruz) 15 5 7 24,928 23 18,357 43,28532 Lotus Pool (Spectacular Bid) 30 9 12 20,533 48 21,957 42,49033 River Special (Riverman) 4 3 5 37,144 6 2,973 40,11734 Lost World (Last Tycoon) 13 2 2 5,422 33 33,501 38,92335 Vert Amende (Kenmare) 19 5 5 16,183 26 22,474 38,65736 Lucky Guest (Be My Guest) 22 8 8 21,774 25 13,101 34,87537 Lure (Danzig) 7 2 2 8,634 8 22,882 31,51638 Cosmonaut (Mr. Prospector) 23 4 5 19,920 27 11,466 31,38639 Sheridan (Alzao) 5 3 8 18,898 12 10,929 29,827

40 Holy Bull (Great Above) 2 1 1 9,688 4 19,375 29,06341 Sea Hero (Polish Navy) 4 2 2 6,687 11 13,390 20,07742 Desert Sport (Green Desert) 3 1 3 13,013 4 6,104 19,11743 Approach The Bench (Law Society) 8 1 1 3,529 4 13,207 16,736

Statistics by Hyperion Promotions Ltd to Sept. 23

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