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GOLDIKOVA SCOOPS TOP CARTIER AWARD Alain and Gerard Wertheimer's three-time GI Breed-ers' Cup Mile heroine Goldikova (Ire) (Anabaa) washonored as Cartier's Horse of the Year at a ceremonyheld Tuesday night at London's Dorchester Hotel. The

homebred five-year-old,who garnered a 12th top-level success at ChurchillDowns Nov. 6, also setanother standard by be-coming the first dual win-ner of the older horseaward. In the Horse ofthe Year race, she fendedoff a stellar line-up ofcontenders that includedG1 Epsom Derby and

G1 Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe hero Workforce (GB)(King's Best), who gained the consolation of the win-ning the three-year-old colt prize at the expense of anequally impressive cast; triple Group 1 hero CanfordCliffs (Ire) (Tagula {Ire}); Harbinger (GB) (Dansili {GB}),who posted a spectacular, record-breaking performancein the G1 King George VI & Queen Elizabeth S. beforebeing forced into retirement through injury; and G1 Eclipse S. and G1 Champion S. victor Twice Over(GB) (Observatory). The prestigious awards, whichwere established in 1991, were determined by pointsearned in pattern races during 2010, combined with theopinions of a panel of racing journalists and votes fromreaders of the Racing Post and Daily Telegraph. Cont. p2

A FUNNY THING HAPPENED AT KEENOV After several firework-free days, Keeneland Novembershowed that it still had some tricks up its sleeves yes-terday. Namely, the sale of racing prospects from sev-eral high-profile operations, including WinStar, Darley,Shadwell, and Gary and Mary West. It was WinStarthat brought the biggest arsenal--entering the day withsome 50 catalogued prospects--and Kenny Troutt=soperation was rewarded with the ninth session=s top-priced lot. The juvenile filly Funny Sunny, who hailsfrom the first crop of GSW Sharp Humor (DistortedHumor), sparked a lively bidding duel that concludedwith Whisper Hill Farm=s $380,000 offer. Whisper Hillowner Mandy Pope, sitting alongside advisor ChrisBrothers, saw off a challenger in an adjacent section ofthe pavilion for the daughter of the 13-year-old mareSunny Laugh (Relaunch), a half-sister to SP AwesomeLaunch (Awesome Again). Funny Sunny hails from theextended family of Grade I winners Golden Ballet (Mos-cow Ballet) and her GI Belmont S.-winning son Drossel-meyer (Distorted Humor), a WinStar colorbearer. AShe=sput together well,@ Pope said after signing the ticket.AAnd she=s very level-headed. [At the WinStar breezeshow], she was alert and paying attention, but not sillyabout anything, even being around all the colts. We likeour horses to be very smart and well-mannered; wethink that plays well on the racetrack.@

Cartier Horse of the Year GoldikovaReed Palmer photography

2010 CARTIER AWARD WINNERS

HORSE OF THE YEAR/OLDER HORSE GOLDIKOVA (IRE) (Anabaa)

3-YEAR-OLD COLTWORKFORCE (GB) (King’s Best)

3-YEAR-OLD FILLYSNOW FAIRY (IRE) (Intikhab)

2-YEAR-OLD COLTFRANKEL (GB) (Galileo {Ire})

2-YEAR-OLD FILLYMISTY FOR ME (IRE) (Galileo {Ire})

STAYERRITE OF PASSAGE (GB) (Giant’s Causeway)

SPRINTERSTARSPANGLEDBANNER (AUS) (Choisir {Aus})

CARTIER/DAILY TELEGRAPH AWARD OF MERITRICHARD HANNON

Tapit=s 2011 Fee Set at $80K; Gainseway Fees...p3

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Cartier Awards cont.

Anamoine Limited=s Snow Fairy (Ire) (Intikhab), whoclaimed both the G1 Epsom and G1 Irish Oaks, as wellas last weekend's G1 Queen Elizabeth II Commemora-tive Cup in Japan for trainer Ed Dunlop, was announcedthe champion three-year-old filly.

Unbeaten J “TDN RisingStar” J and leading Classiccontender Frankel (GB) (Galileo{Ire}), winner of the G1 Dewhurst S. and G2 RoyalLodge S., took the two-year-oldcolt award. Trained by HenryCecil, the bay colt is aJuddmonte homebred, as isWorkforce. Michael Tabor, Sue Magnierand Derrick Smith=s Misty ForMe (Ire) (Galileo {Ire}) took thetop honor for juvenile distaffers.She is trained by Aidan O=Brien,who also fielded championsprinter Starspangledbanner(Aus) (Choisir {Aus}). The re-cently retired chestnut embel-lished his Southern Hemisphereportfolio with victories in the G1 Golden Jubilee S. and the G1 July Cup, and carried off theChampion Sprinter award. Dr. R. Lambe=s Rite of Passage(GB) (Giant's Causeway), whoseone appearance on the flat this

year yielded victory in the G1 GoldCup at Royal Ascot, was named thechampion stayer. Richard Hannon, who recently un-derwent a successful heart bypassoperation, was voted this year'sAward of Merit winner. Hannon'sunrelenting juvenile team helped theconditioner batter his way to a sec-ond British Trainers' Championship.The list of past winners of theCartier/Daily Telegraph Award ofMerit includes John Oxx, SheikhMohmmed bin Rashid Al Maktoum,the Niarchos Family, Peter Willett,Henry Cecil, David & Patricia Thomp-son, Lord Oaksey, Prince KhalidAbdullah, John Magnier, His High-ness the Aga Khan, Peter Walwyn,the Head Family, Sir PeterO'Sullevan, Frankie Dettori, JohnDunlop, the Marquess of Hartington,Francois Boutin, Lester Piggott andHenri Chalhoub.

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Snow Fairy and connections in Japan JRA photo

CARTIER AWARDS - HORSE OF THE YEAR

Yr Winner (Sire) Trainer ‘10 Goldikova (Ire) (Anabaa) Head

‘09 Sea the Stars (Ire) (Cape Cross {Ire}) Oxx

‘08 Zarkava (Ire) (Zamindar) de Royer-Dupre

‘07 Dylan Thomas (Ire) (Danehil) O’Brien

‘06 Ouija Board (GB) (Cape Cross {Ire}) Dunlop

‘05 Hurricane Run (Ire) (Montjeu {Ire}) Fabre

‘04 Ouija Board (GB) (Cape Cross {Ire}) Dunlop

‘03 Dalakhani (Ire) (Darshaan [GB}) de Royer-Dupre

‘02 Rock of Gibraltar (Ire) (Danehill) O'Brien

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Music Show, Meeznah Staying in Training... Jaber Abdullah's G1 Falmouth S. victress MusicShow (Ire) (Noverre) will continue racing as a four-year-old in 2011, it was announced yesterday. AMusic Showstays in training, and will be campaigned from a mile upto a mile-and-a-quarter,@ confirmed the owner's racingmanager Bruce Raymond. AShe showed a great turn offoot to win the Falmouth S., in which they went a truegallop, and she is best suited by a strong pace. I thinkshe is sure to stay a mile and a quarter, and it could bethat she actually finds some improvement for goingfurther. She is certainly a very high-class filly who,hopefully, can enjoy another successful season." It was also announced yesterday that Saif Ali andSaeed Altayer's G1 Epsom Oaks runner-up Meeznah(Dynaformer), who also ran fourth in both the G1 IrishOaks and the G1 Yorkshire Oaks, is to stay in training.The David Lanigan trainee, who has yet to experienceblack-type success, will be campaigned at staying dis-tances next term, according to connections. BruceRaymond, speaking on behalf of the owners, com-mented, "Meeznah ran a fine race at Epsom and, for amoment, I thought she was going to win. They hadgone fast early in the race, and down the home straightshe was still on the bridle, while the others were beingpushed along. Snow Fairy ended up a worthy winner,but Meeznah showed really good staying qualities thatday, with the strong pace playing to her strengths.While she has run a lot of really good races, she hasjust a maiden win to her name, so it is really importantto get her head in front again. At Doncaster, [whenthird] in the [G2] Park Hill [S.], she showed she gets 15furlongs, so, hopefully, there will be a nice staying prizefor her in 2011."

TAPIT STUD FEE INCREASED TO $80K GISW Tapit (Pulpit--Tap Your Heels, by Unbridled) will

stand the 2011 season for$80,000, live foal (standsand nurses), up from his2010 fee of $50,000. Win-ner of the 2004 GI WoodMemorial, the Gainsewaystallion has already beenrepresented by championStardom Bound, as well asGrade I winners Tell a Kelly,Laragh and Careless Jewel.

ATapit's performance to date as a stallion has been trulyremarkable,@ Gainesway=s Michael Hernon. AHe was theleading juvenile and freshman sire in his first year, hehas two Breeders' Cup winners, a Grade I winner ondirt in Japan and he's now the leading third crop sire bygraded stakes horses, all from mares bred at the$15,000 level. Demand for Tapit transcends the mar-ketplace."

GAINESWAY - 2011 ROSTER Stallion Fee ($) AFLEET ALEX 25,000 AFLEET EXPRESS 10,000 BIRDSTONE 20,000 CORINTHIAN 25,000 MR. GREELEY 40,000 ORIENTATE 7,500 SMOKE GLACKEN 10,000 TAPIT 80,000 WHYWHYWHY 3,500 All fees live foal, stands and nurses

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STUD NEWS

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RacetrackRound-Up

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KEENELANDNOVEMBER

Breeding Stock SaleM o n d a y , N o v . 8 - S a t u r d a y , N o v . 2 0

1 0 : 0 0 a . m .

Sunny Despite the Rain... It was cold and grey in Lexington Tuesday, but thesale of Funny Sunny energized the Keeneland sale pavil-ion. Bred by Highclere in Kentucky, Funny Sunny was

hammered down to WinStar Farmfor $60,000 at the Fasig-TiptonCalder Sale earlier in the year afterbreezing a quarter in :21 4/5. Thefilly=s sire, Sharp Humor, stands atWinStar. Sent to trainer RichardBudge, Funny Sunny debuted go-ing six furlongs at Hoosier ParkOct. 13 and made a favorable im-pression, rallying clear to a 2 1/4-length decision. AHer first race was very impres-sive,@ said Chris Brothers. AShe ranaway from the field, and that=swhat you want to see first timeout.@

Added Pope, AShe was on the outside and got hungwide around the turn, and had no clue what she wasdoing, but then figured it out and said, >Oh, I=m sup-posed to be a racehorse.= And she just took off andpassed them.@ At WinStar=s inaugural under-tack showcase Nov. 2,Funny Sunny breezed four furlongs in :48 4/5 (3:40mark of video). Pope laughed that Kentucky=s tax laws played thedeciding factor in where Funny Sunny will now go. AWethought about sending her to Churchill Downs, butafter realizing I'd have to pay six-percent sales tax [ifshe stayed in Kentucky], we'll send her to Florida andprobably have her ready to run at Gulfstream,@ she said. Pope got into breeding and racing in the early 1980s,but has stepped up her involvement markedly in recentyears. She=s been active at the yearling and bloodstocksales, typically for nicely bred fillies and mares, but thisyear expanded the scope of Whisper Hill, buying someyearling colts to pinhook. Cont. p5

Stud News Cont. from p3

SUMMER BIRD TO STAND FOR $15,000 Champion Summer Bird (Birdstone--Hong Kong

Squall, by Summer Squall), hero ofthe 2009 GI Belmont S., GI Shadwell Travers S., and GI Jockey Club Gold Cup S., willstand his first season at stud for$15,000 at Mr. and Mrs. Ben P.Walden Jr=s Pauls Mill in 2011, itwas announced Tuesday. AOur mis-sion at Pauls Mill is to showerbreeders with stud fee value andpersonal attention,@ Walden com-mented. ATo that end our 2011 fees

speak for themselves, but Summer Bird's introductoryfee breaks all the rules.@

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PAULS MILL 2011 FEESARTIE SCHILLER $10,000BELLAMY ROAD $10,000SUMMER BIRD $15,000U S RANGER $5,000

All fees payable when foal stands and nurses

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Keeneland November Cont. from p4

AIt=s going well,@ she said of the venture. AWe boughtfour colts--two Speightstowns, a Grand Slam andStreet Sense. They=ve been nominated to the Fasig-Tipton Sale and the OBS March Sale, and we=ll probablyhave two go to one, and two to the other. We alsohave a few fillies. We=ll sift through them and go to alater sale, either Keeneland April or OBS April. I don=tlike to push the fillies, so we=ll take our time withthem.@ Pope currently has a broodmare band of about 20.She boards them in Kentucky at Wayne Sweezy's Tim-ber Town farm, as well as at Fares Farm and GunstonHall. AWe just don=t have the stallions in Florida,@ she ex-plained. AWe=ve been breeding to Bernardini, DistortedHumor...so they have to be up here. I used to ship backand forth a lot, but I think the shipping stresses them,and the change in environment stresses them. I=m try-ing to do what=s best for the mare.@ And while Whisper Hill has been primarily a breed-to-sell operation, Pope said she plans to enjoy racing, too. AI=d definitely like to keep some of the fillies [andrace],@ she said. AI=ve been working really hard on thefarm, and I want to get out and enjoy going to theraces.@ Hopefully, Funny Sunny provides plenty of enjoymentfor Pope and Co. in 2011.

Whitham Buys Out WinStar on Bayakoa Kin... Janis Whitham, who campaigned the great Bayakoa(Arg) to a pair of GI Breeders= Cup Distaff victories in1989 and >90, bought out partner WinStar Farm on agreat-granddaughter of the famed racemare yesterday.

The three-year-oldfilly Tabby, by StormCat out of the first-class Affluent (Af-firmed), was knockeddown to Whithamadvisor Frank Pennfor $200,000.WinStar, which co-bred the filly withWhitham, consignedTabby as hip 3014.Trained by Ian Wilkesthis season, Tabby

broke her maiden in her turf debut sprinting 5 1/2 pan-els at Ellis Park Aug. 13 and recently ran sixth inKeeneland NW1X Oct. 22. Penn said Tabby will nowhead to the broodmare shed. AThe Whitham family did a foal share with WinStar,and Tabby was the result of that,@ Penn explained. AWedecided that when her racing career was done, we=dput her back through the sales, and that way everybodywould have a shot at her.@

Penn, reached by phone in the late afternoon, saidthe filly was on a van at that moment, heading towardhis Pennbrook Farm. The Whithams currently have 12mares at Pennbrook, according to Penn. AThey enjoythe game, and they breed torace,@ he added. Whitham, 78,bred and raced Affluent, a foalof 1998 who banked nearly$1.5 million. Affluent won theGI Queen Elizabeth II ChallengeCup S. going nine furlongs onthe grass here at Keeneland inOctober of 2001, then, in hervery next start, rallied from 14lengths back to capture theseven-furlong GI La Brea S.over Santa Antia=s dirt track inDecember. Bayakoa was a two-time champion who won 12 Grade I races in the U.S.and banked over $2.7 million. She died in 1997.Whitham=s longtime trainer Ron McAnally, conditionedboth Bayakoa and Affluent. This term, horses to carryWhitham=s silks include Ivory Empress (Seeking theGold), runner-up in the GIII Endine S. at Delaware inSeptember and most recently second in a Churchillallowance last Friday. Wilkes trains Ivory Empress.

Bayakoa’s grave at Pennbrook tbheritage.com Frank Penn horsework.com

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Hulse Keeps His Humor, Lands SW Colt... T K Stable=s Kevin Hulse flew in from Nebraska onMonday with the express purpose of buying twohorses, both juveniles by Sharp Humor from theWinStar draft. He was thwarted on the first, thesession-topping Funny Sunny, who soared past hisappraisal. That left Hulse with a case of the nerves asthe second, the undefeated stakes winner Glint (SharpHumor--Glimmer, by Deputy Minister), came into thering later in the day as hip 3326. "I figured [Glint would] bring between $250,000 and$350,000, but...I was on the other Sharp Humor ear-lier, and she brought $380,000. I didn't think she'dbring $150,000!@ laughed Hulse. AI thought, 'Whoa! Ibetter go see how big the checkbook is!'@ Big enough, as it turned out. Hulse, a relatively newface on the scene, proved gamest for Glint, and landedthe colt for $340,000. That was the second-highestprice for a horse yesterday. AHe's the real deal,@ said Hulse, wearing a Harley-Davidson jacket and doing his bidding out back. AIt isn'tmuch more of a risk coming here and spending$350,000 for him, or giving a $100,000 for a yearling.We know he can race. I've had yearling [purchases]that you need a search warrant to find. The risk factorisn't as bad. This will be a good experience; this will befun.@ Bred by WinStar, Glint was sent through theKeeneland September Sale 14 months ago, but wasbought back for $32,000. That proved the right deci-sion. Glint outclassed the competition in his debut,romping by over nine lengths at Hoosier Sept. 1, thenpowered clear to a three-length win in the Fitz Dixon Jr.Memorial Juvenile S. at Presque Isle Sept. 25. Glint hada chip removed from his ankle following the race. AIt was a really small chip--it was less than a millime-ter--but they thought, as good as he is, if you get tocampaigning him hard next year, it would be sad inApril to find out you needed to remove it,@ Hulse rea-soned. AIt was kind of a preventative thing. I had threedifferent vets look at it, and he's really good; he's re-covered well.@ Glint=s second dam is MGSW Recognizable (SeattleSlew), a three-parts sister to GISW Awe Inspiring (SlewO= Gold). Cont. p7

TAYLOR MADE 2011 STUD FEES

STALLION NOV. 1 FEE ESKENDEREYA $27,000 FORESTRY $11,250 NORTHERN AFLEET $11,250 OLD FASHIONED $11,250 UNBRIDLED=S SONG $85,000

Additional terms available for stands and nurses.www.taylormadestallions.com

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KEENOV TUESDAY -- TOP SIX LOTSHip Name Status Price ($)3147 Funny Story racing/b’mare prospect 380,000

(2, f, Sharp Humor--Sunny Laugh, by Relaunch)Consigned by WinStar Racing, AgentPurchased by Whisper Hill Farm LLC

3326 Glint racing/stallion prospect 340,000(c, 2, Sharp Humor--Glimmer, by Deputy Minister)

Consigned by WinStar Racing, AgentPurchased by Kevin & Tammie Hulse

3307 Crystal Moment racing/stallion prospect 205,000(3, c, Distorted Humor--Crystal Music, by Nureyev)

Consigned by WinStar Racing, AgentPurchased by Mary K. Grum

3014 Tabby racing/b’mare prospect 200,000(3, f, Storm Cat--Affluent, by Affirmed)Consigned by WinStar Racing, Agent

Purchased by Frank Penn, agent for Janis Whitham3340 Keep Me Informed racing/stallion prospect 200,000

(3, c, A.P. Indy--Awesome Humor, by Distorted Humor)Consigned by WinStar Racing, Agent

Purchased by Hidden Brook, agent for Paul Pompa Jr.3308 Da’Tara racing/stallion prospect 180,000

(5, h, Tiznow--Torchera, by Pirate’s Bounty)Consigned by Lane’s End, Agent

Purchased by Foye Genetics, AgentCont. from p6

Based in Grand Island, Nebraska, Hulse operates T K Stable with his wife, Tammie. "That=s how you getT K Stable,@ said Hulse. ASomehow, she got her namein front of mine. But you notice I'm the one who's gotthe [sale] paper!@ Hulse is the owner of Mid-PlainsPower Inc, a company involved in electric power lineconstruction that he founded in 1993. Previously ajourneyman lineman (electricity, not football), Hulsenow employs roughly 100 people. He=s been involved inbreeding and racing Thoroughbreds for about threeyears. "My wife and I always liked horses,@ he said.AWe own a construction company, and it's done well,so we decided it would be a good time to get involved.We've got a lot of young stock. Usually, we come tothe Keeneland [September] yearling Sale. I bought aMedaglia d'Oro filly this year. We want to try to keepsome here, and then have some in Nebraska, Iowa andOklahoma. And we'll move them back and forth.@ The Hulses currently have 26 horses in training androughly five broodmares at home. They employArmando and Kelli Martinez to train their horses in themidwest, but will leave Glint in Kentucky with KellynGorder to resume his racing career. Gorder trained Glintfor WinStar. AHe's a good horse,@ said Hulse. AEvery-body's high on him. "We're just trying to build. Thesport seems to have so much negativity, and it kind ofgets old. But there are a lot of positives, too.@

KEENELAND NOVEMBER

TUESDAY, NOV. 16, 2010

SESSION TOTALS 2010 2009 Catalogued 411 404 No. Offered 295 306 No. Sold 250 236 RNAs 45 70 % RNA 15.3% 22.9% High Price $380,000 $90,000 Gross $5,670,200 $3,336,700 Average (% change) $22,681 (+60.4%) $14,139 Median (% change) $10,000 (0) $10,000

CUMULATIVE 2010 2009 Catalogued 3,040 3,298 No. Offered 2,732 2,545 No. Sold 2,174 2,022 RNA 558 523 % RNA 20.4% 20.6% No. $1mil+ 8 5 High Price $2,550,000 $3,100,000 Gross $141,815,800 $153,696,100 Average (% change) $65,233 (-14.2%) $76,012 Median (% change) $25,000 (-21.9%) $32,000

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Star of the Show... With the top five lots and 15 of the top 20 sellingfrom WinStar=s draft of racing prospects, it wasn=t hardto figure the fuel driving Tuesday=s strong ninth sessionat Keeneland November. WinStar=s Elliott Walden wason hand all day to keep track of the consignment, andproclaimed himself satisfied at selling=s end. AThe twoSharp Humors were our two best, and we weren=tsurprised they were the two highest prices,@ saidWalden. AThey had good form at two, and everybodywants to have a good two-year-old. Funny Sunny wonher only start, and Glint won both of his starts, and itwas something that was very appealing to buyers.@Walden said that all indicators pointed to a strong dayof trading. AWe had over 900 shows [Monday] with 40horses, which means each horse averaged over 20shows,@ he said. AIt was very active, and the closer thehorse is to the races, the more comfortable people feelspending money right now. The market=s still a littletenuous, but I couldn=t be happier.@ Many members ofthe WinStar consignment were shown during an under-tack preview at the farm Nov. 2, and Walden thought itmade a big difference come sale day. AI thought ithelped a lot,@ he said. AI know Funny Sunny workedextremely well that day, and the 25 or 30 people whowere there were very impressed.@ Keeneland officialsapplauded WinStar for its efforts. AThe market todayreflected the quality of offerings from WinStar racing,@said Director of Sales Geoffrey Russell. AThey produceda quality draft of horses with very few withdrawals.They showed the horses very professionally, they mar-keted the horses very professionally, and I think theygot a full return on that investment. Frankly, they laid atemplate for those looking to sell horses of racing age.@

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WINSTAR FARM - 2011 ROSTER Stallion (Sire) Fee (S/N) BLUEGRASS CAT $25,000 COLONEL JOHN $15,000 DISTORTED HUMOR $100,000 HOLD ME BACK $6,000 SHARP HUMOR $7,500 SPEIGHTSTOWN *$50,000 SPRING AT LAST $7,500 SUPER SAVER $20,000 TIZNOW $75,000*A 10-percent discount applies to fees paid on orbefore Nov. 1, 2011, with the exception ofSpeightstown.**Sharp Humor, Speightstown and Tiznow stand atWinStar as a Taylor Made/WinStar Venture.

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Today’s coverage of the Keeneland Novembersale written by Lucas Marquardt

N.J. gaming panel recommends merging

Meadowlands, Monmouth racetracks

Ted Sherman, Newark Star-Ledger

The Life At Ten Story Has A Life Of Its Own

Bill Christine, HorseraceInsider.com

Keeneland November Cont.

Da’ Tara Sells for $180,000... The five-year-old Da= Tara (Tiznow--Torchera, by Pi-rate=s Bounty), who upset Big Brown=s Triple Crownchances with a wire-to-wire victory in the 2008

GI Belmont S. for ownerRobert LaPenta andtrainer Nick Zito, soldyesterday as a racing orstallion prospect to FoyeGenetics for $180,000.Lane=s End consigned thehorse as hip 3308. FoyeGenetics= owner, DavidFoye, typically part ofLaPenta=s yearling buyingteam, signed for thehorse, but said it wasn=t abuyback. Foye said thehorse was bought forAbreeding purposes@ andwould likely stand in theU.S. AHe=s a Belmont win-ner with speed,@ saidFoye. AIf you look at hisrecord and that fact thathe=s by Tiznow, there=s a

lot going for him.@ Zito was on hand to watch his for-mer charge sell, and wasn=t giving up hope he mightreturn to his shedrow. AI don=t know who he bought thehorse for, but I=m going to ask him,@ quipped Zito. AIjust hope I get another chance to train him. I=m going togo work on [Foye]--I=m going to go buy him a fewdrinks.@

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KEENELAND NOVEMBER - WEDNESDAY OUTS

3365 3371 3387 3394 3395 3407 3408 3409 3420 3424 3428 3430

3433 3440 3446 3453 3457 3464 3470 3474 3475 3477 3478 3485 3488

34933499 3502 3509 3512 3513 3519 3556 3561 3569 3574 3576 3577

3578 3579 3585 3586 3587 3591 3596 3597 3603 3609 3618 3619 3624

36453654 3661 3665 3671 3672 3677 3681 3702 3716 3719 3724 3741

3742 3744

CHEVELEY PARK STUD - 2011 ROSTER

Stallion (Sire) ‘11 fee (£) DUTCH ART (GB) (Medicean {GB}) 5,000 KYLLACHY (GB) (Pivotal {GB}) 8,000 MEDICEAN (GB) (Machiavellian) 12,000 PIVOTAL (GB) (Polar Falcon) 55,000 VIRTUAL (GB) (Pivotal {GB}) 4,000

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KODIAC COLT STARS AT GOFFS OPENER Kodiac (GB) (Danehill) has had a more than respect-able set of results from his first crop in 2010, and itwas a son of the Tally-Ho Stud resident who toppedthe Tuesday=s opening session of the Goffs NovemberFoal Sale. Consigned by J K Thoroughbreds on behalfof Camogue Stud, hip 41 is a half-brother to theDermot Weld-trained juvenile and Cork maiden winnerDeclan=s Warrior (Ire) (One Cool Cat). The bay wasknocked down to Tally-Ho=s Roger O=Callaghan fori35,000 (US$47,214). AHe=s a good-looking foal andvery typical of the stock that the sire produces,@O=Callaghan said. AWe=re delighted with the start Kodiachas made with his first runners this year, and we werehappy to get this colt. He=ll be back for resale.@ The coltis inbred 3x3 to Eljazzi (GB) (Artaius), whose Group 1-winning daughter Rafha (GB) (Kris {GB}) is the dam ofleading sire Invincible Spirit (Ire) (Green Desert). Eddie O=Leary=s Lynn Lodge Stud paid i27,000 forMoyfinn=s hip 106, a son of Kheleyf whose dam KissingTime (GB) is a half-sister to the top sprinter and sireAcclamation (GB) (Royal Applause {GB}). AHe=s a good-looking foal,@ O=Leary said. AI thought that there wasplenty to like about him, and you=ve got Acclamationunder the second dam. Let=s hope that he=s lucky.@ Late in the session, Ballyphilip Stud paid i25,000 forNanallac Stud=s hip 237, a son of Elusive City whosepage includes the champion Lemon Souffle (GB) (Salse). Lawman (Fr) has made an instant impression this fall,and his Pipe View Stud-consigned hip 216, a colt fromthe Juddmonte family of Zafonic et al made i23,000when selling to MC Bloodstock. Of the fillies, the top-priced lot was Boulic Stables= hip 238, a half-sister byHigh Chaparral (Ire) to MGSW Sehrezad (Ire) (TitusLivius {Fr}) who sold to Cahermorris Stud for i24,000.Hip 197, a Clodovil (Ire) filly from the draft of RathaskerStud who is out of a half-sister to the G3 Killavullan S.winner Dubai Prince (Ire) (Shamardal), was purchasedby Paula Flannery for i18,000. Full results are availableon www.goffs.com. The second session of the three-day auction gets underway today at 11 a.m.

GOFFS NOVEMBER FOALS - WEDNESDAY

255, f, Bahri--Yaqootah, by Gone WestConsigned by Ringfort Stud

This filly=s half-sister Sweet Cecily (Ire) (Kodiac {GB})provided a significant update when winning the ListedBosra Sham Fillies= S. at Newmarket last month, havingalready run second in the Listed St Hugh=s S. during thesummer. Her second dam is the high-class SweetRoberta (Roberto), successful in the 1989 GII Selima S.and runner-up in that year=s GI BC Juvenile Fillies.

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Horse Sire Race BRISSPEED

Tackleberry Montbrook Jack Dudley Sprint H. 102

Yankee Fourtune Yankee Gentleman Commonwealth Turf S.-G3. 100

Birdrun Birdstone Carl G. Rose Classic H. 99

Ducky Drake Benchmark Lea County Sprint S. 99

Stunning Stag Running Stag Autumn S.-G2 99

Unusual Suspect Unusual Heat Hollywood Turf Cup S.-G1 99

Devilish Lady Sweetsouthernsaint Joe O'Farrell Juvenile Fillies S. 98

Driven By Success Precise End New York Stallion Thunder Rumble S. 98

Ucan'tcme Bowman's Band Christopher Elser Memorial S. 98

Manicero Mass Media Jack Price Juvenile S. 97

Catch a Thief Flatter Twixt S. 96

Mekong Melody (Ire) Cape Cross (Ire) Long Island H.-G3 96

Joanie's Catch First Tour Elmer Heubeck Distaff H. 94

Sister Dawn Indian Charlie Playa del Rey S. 94

Washington Bridge Yankee Gentleman Life Is Sweet S. 93

Anne's Beauty Artie Schiller Glorious Song S. 92

Aspenglow Lion Hearted My Sister Pearl S. 91

Her Smile Include Donna Freyer S. 91

Racing Aptitude Aptitude Arthur I. Appleton Juvenile Turf S. 91

Big Brownie Wheelaway New York Stallion Staten Island S. 90

NOVEMBER FOALSNov. 16-18, 2010

GOFFS NOVEMBER FOALS - Wednesday’s Outs267, 308, 313, 346, 356, 400, 427, 436, 443, 445

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GOFFS NOVEMBER FOAL SALETUESDAY, NOV. 16, 2010

SESSION TOTALS 2010 Catalogued 241 No. Offered 199 No. Sold 100 RNAs 99 % RNA 49.7% High Price €35,000 Gross €723,800 Average €7,238 Median €5,000*Last year’s sale was four sessions, a day longer than in 2010.

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Hip Happenings Cont.

346, c, Lawman (Fr)--Green Lassy (Fr), by Green TuneConsigned by Ballylinch Stud, agent

Lawman (Invincible Spirit {Fr}) has been in demandat the yearling sales so far this year, and this is a half-brother to the recent Listed Eyrefield S. winner Tiz theShot (Ire) (Refuse to Bend {Ire}). He hails from theBallymacoll family of top-level performers Islington (Ire)(Sadler=s Wells), Greek Dance (Ire) (Sadler=s Wells) andMountain High (Ire) (Danehill).

347, c, Iffraaj (GB)--Green Tambourine (GB),by Green Desert

Consigned by Airlie Stud Freshman sire Iffraaj (Zafonic) continues to carry allbefore him, and this February-foaled colt is a half-brother to SW Maid for Music (Ire) (Dubai Destination)out of a half to the dam of this year=s G2 Lonsdale Cupthird King of Wands (GB) (Galileo {Ire}).

402, f, Lawman (Fr)--Misaayef, by Swain (Ire) Consigned by Tinnakill House

Another by the Ballylinch Stud resident, this is a half-sister to SP Cape to Rio (Ire) (Captain Rio {GB}) from adistinguished family that includes the recent GI BC Turfhero Dangerous Midge (Lion Heart).

NZB READY TO RUN SALETUESDAY - TOP LOTS

Hip Sex Sire Dam Price (NZ$)52 c Fusaichi Pegasus Skates (Aus) 340,000

(breeze video)Consigned by Lyndhurst Farm

Purchased by Mr P Lau76 g Not a Single Doubt (Aus) Spring Beauty (Aus) 230,000

(breeze video)Consigned by Ascot FarmPurchased by Mr LT Hope

20 c Darci Brahma (NZ) Rosetti Bay (NZ) 220,000(breeze video)

Consigned by Regal Farm PartnershipPurchased by Magus Equine

90 c Elusive City Sunshine Gold (NZ) 200,000(breeze video)

Consigned by Lyndhurst FarmPurchased by Surf Coast Racing Pty Ltd

FUSAICHI PEGASUS COLT TOPS NZ OPENEREdited press release A colt by Fusaichi Pegasus provided an early highlightto an otherwise mixed day's trade at the first session ofNew Zealand Bloodstock's 2010 Ready to Run Sale of

2-Year-Olds Tues-day at Karaka. Thestriking grey coltfrom the stakes-winning Danehillmare Skates (Aus)fetchedNZ$340,000(US$261,074) tothe bid of HongKong buyer MagusEquine on behalf oftrainer Me Tsui.Offered by

Lyndhurst Farm, he is a half-brother to Group 1-winningJuste Momente (Aus) (Giant's Causeway). MagusEquine principal Willie Leung arrived in New Zealandwith a group of five trainers from Hong Kong, includingMe Tsui, who will train session-topping colt for hisclient P. Lau. A regular buyer at the Karaka Ready toRun Sale, Leung thought the colt was a sale standout. "He is a big, strong horse, a lovely mover with agood pedigree, and was my top pick of the sale,@ Leungoffered. AHe's a precocious type, so we'll be looking totake him up to Hong Kong straight away and target thegriffin races in May and June." He added, AOn average,the quality this year is pretty good, with the biggercatalogue offering more choice than usual. The sale isstronger than I expected, but with the exchange rate, itis still good value compared to Europe and Australia,which is why we're buying more here."Cont. p12

READY TO RUN SALENov. 16-17, 2010

Fusaichi Pegasus colt - Lot 52www.nzb.co.nz

NZB READY TO RUNTuesday, Nov. 16, 2010

SESSION TOTALS 2010 Catalogued 250 Sold 120 Clearance 54% Top Price (NZ$) 340,000 Average (NZ$) 52,744 Aggregate (NZ$) 6,593,000 Median (NZ$) 32,000

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NZ Ready to Run Sale Cont.

With 250 horses catalogued during the first of twosessions, 125 were sold for an aggregate ofNZ$6,593,000. This represents a current average ofNZ$52,744 and a median of NZ$32,000. The clearancerate is currently 56 percent. With 18 horses alreadysold for six-figure sums, there appears to be strength atthe top of the market, but the middle and lower end ofthe market are facing a bigger challenge. AWe have a much bigger catalogue this year, 200horses more than last year, and while that's offeredbuyers a broader selection, we knew it was going tomake it very difficult to sustain last year's figures,"commented NZB Co-Managing Director Petrea Vela."But even given that, today's clearance rate is disap-pointing, and reflects a patchy middle to lower market.The international buying bench has been as robust asever, but the domestic market is very quiet, which is ofconcern. New Zealand buyers spent more than NZ$3million at the one-day sale last year, and it's barely afraction of that today (NZ$1.2 million). Hopefully, wecan see some improvement on that tomorrow." A broad international buying bench has seen buyersfrom Australia, Hong Kong, Singapore, Macau, Malaysiaand Korea all represented on the buyers' sheet on thefirst day. Heading the list is Magus Equine with threeother purchases made during the day, including theNZ$220,000 paid for the Darci Brahma colt from Group3-winning Pins (Aus) mare Rosetti Bay (NZ) as lot 20.Making the biggest impact on the results sheet is Singa-pore, with a total of 27 horses purchased for racingthere. Amongst the most prominent Singapore buyersare Laurie Laxon, Michael Freedman, Dr. K.C. Tan andSoon Hock Lee. Also active are both the Seoul Race-horse Owners Association and the Korean Racing Au-thority, with 14 two-year-olds purchased for Korea sofar. Selling two of the top five lots, Mark and ShelleyTreweek's Lyndhurst Farm is on track to be the leadingvendor for the fourth year in a row. Their five entriessold thus far for brought an aggregate of NZ$770,000and an average of NZ$128,333. Lyndhurst has another13 young horses catalogued for sale tomorrow. Sellingcontinues from 10 a.m. Wednesday at Karaka. Com-plete results are available on www.nzb.co.nz.

SANTA ANITA RELEASES STAKES SCHEDULESanta Anita Park released its stakes schedule for its74th season, which kicks off Dec. 26. The 76-daymeeting will feature 46 graded stakes, headed by the$1-million GI Santa Anita Derby, which will be con-tested Apr. 17. An additional eight Grade I stakes willbe held throughout the meet, including the Malibu S.and La Brea S. (both on opening day); Santa Monica H.Jan. 30; Las Virgenes S. Feb. 5; Santa Margarita S.Mar. 12; Santa Anita H., Frank E. Kilroe Mile; SantaAnita Oaks (all Mar. 5). Major preps heading to nextyear=s Santa Anita Derby and GI Kentucky Derby in-clude the Feb. 12 GII Robert B. Lewis S Feb. 12 and theMar. 12 GII San Felipe S. AWe=ve added $450,000 toour 3-year-old program, which makes Santa Anita thenation=s most attractive avenue to the Triple Crown,@said Santa Anita Racing Secretary Rick Hammerle.Hammerle also noted that MI Developments= (MID)recently announced Preakness 5.5 (million) incentiveprogram should prove to be of direct benefit to thoseracing at Santa Anita. AThe Preakness 5.5 is going to bea big plus for us,@ said Hammerle. AIt=s going to encour-age people to run in the Santa Anita Derby and in ourDerby preps. If you run in and win either the Lewis orthe San Felipe and go on to win the Santa Anita Derby,you=re eligible to win the $5.5 million bonus, if you winthe [GI] Preakness [S.],@ said Harlow. Other importantdates on Santa Anita=s stakes calendar include theSunshine Millions Jan. 29, which features bicoastalcompetition between Florida-breds and California-breds. Santa Anita and Gulfstream Park, will each host threeSunshine Millions races. Santa Anita will run two$300,000 stakes on Sunshine Millions Day, the Sun-shine Millions Turf, presented by San Manuel IndianBingo and Casino, and the Sunshine Millions Distaff. The Sunshine Millions Sprint will offer a purse of$200,000. For the complete schedule visitwww.santaanita.com.

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11-27 $100,000 Generous-III, Hol, 2yo, 8fT (150)

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NEW JERSEY PANEL MAKES OMINOUSRECOMMENDATIONS A New Jersey advisory com-mission, charged with recommending a Anew self-sus-taining course for the horse racing industry@ in thestate, has suggested the closing of the Meadowlandsand consolidating all racing operations at MonmouthPark. It also recommends that the two tracks and/orracetrack properties be sold for operation by the privatesector. Despite the success of its 50-day elite meeting,Monmouth Park will post a loss of $6.6 million, whilethe Meadowlands Racetrack is estimated to lose anadditional $11 million. ANeither the New Jersey Sportsand Exposition Authority, nor the taxpayers of NewJersey, have the wherewhithal to support two money-losing racetrack operations,@ the report states. In whatthe commission calls a Adirect and difficult solution,@ itrecommends 59 live Thoroughbred dates at MonmouthPark from May to September, following the successfulmodel of the summer of 2010. The track would host 30days of Standardbred racing in the fall of 2010 and 70days in subsequent years. The commission, in an at-tempt to Apreserve the heritage of the Hambletonian@recommends a six-day Asuper@ meet at the Meadow-lands in August 2011. These changes would require acapital investment of approximately $4.6 million atMonmouth Park for Standardbred racing, including theinstallation of lights, a changeover from the Thorough-bred to the Standardbred racing surface, a receivingbarn and a partial winterization of a portion of thegrandstand. The commission also floated the idea ofexpanding the network of off-track betting facilities inthe state, even as it suggested selling the WoodbridgeOTB. The Meadowlands would be converted into anOTB exclusively, one which the Hanson Commissionfeels could be the most profitable in North America.Officials at the New Jersey Thoroughbred Horsemen=sAssociation are said to be in the process of schedulinga meeting of its board to discuss recent developments.For the complete Hanson Commission report, click here.

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Yesterday=s Results:7th-PHA, $45,600, Msw, 2yo, f, 1m70y, 1:45 2/5, wf.DARING REALITY (f, 2, Include--Miz Emmalou {MSP,$153,817}, by Well Decorated) showed promise in herfirst two chances sprinting over this course, including arunner-up effort most recently Oct. 29. Sent off as the5-2 favorite here, the bay forced the early issue throughfractions of :24.99 and :50.31, and hit the gas in thestretch to score by 4 1/4 lengths. Mackerel Snapper(Lemon Drop Kid) and Christmas Cove (More ThanReady) dead heated for second. Sales history: $25,0002yo >10 OBSAPR. Lifetime Record: 3-1-1-0, $41,400.Click for the brisnet.com chart or Video, sponsored byTaylor Made.O-David & Margaret Wimer. B-Eico Stable (KY).T-Cathal A Lynch.

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First-crop starters to watch: Wednesday, November 17Sire (Sire’s Sire), current farm, 2007 Fee, #foals of racing age/Winners/BlackTypeWnrs * Race #-track, race type, distance, runner, odds (if available)

GREELEY'S GALAXY (Mr. Greeley), Sugar Maple Farm, $8K, 42/3/03-AQU, Stk, 6f, Verbosity, $28K SAR AUG yrl, 5-2LEADING THE PARADE (A.P. Indy), Lambholm South, $4K, 23/1/07-AQU, Msw, 1m, Rocky World, $9K NEW OCT wnl, 15-1SUAVE (A.P. Indy), Darby Dan Farm, $18K, 86/12/17-RP, Aoc, 1mT, Shoefly Shoefly, $7K KEE SEP yrl, 30-1UNCLE CAMIE (Abaginone), Dutchess Views Farm, 9/1/03-AQU, Stk, 6f, Uncle Smokey, 30-1

First/Second-crop starters to watch: Wednesday, Nov. 17Sire (Sire’s Sire), current farm, 2006 Fee, #foals of racing age/Winners/BlackTypeWnrs * Race #-track, race type, distance, runner, odds (if available)

AFLEET ALEX (Northern Afleet), Gainesway, $40K, 232/71/118-AQU, Stk, 1m, Miss Valentine, 5-1EUROSILVER (Unbridled's Song), Dromoland Farm, $13K, 246/69/15-WO, Stk, 7f, Euro Platinum, $21K CAN SEP yrl, 20-1MIDAS EYES (Touch Gold), Empire Stud, $10K, 73/13/08-AQU, Stk, 1m, Readygetsgold, $3K EAS DEC wnl, 20-1POLLARD'S VISION (Carson City), Wintergreen Stallion Station, $10K,165/52/75-DED, Msw, 1m, +Livi's Vision, LOU OCT yrl, 15-1

A # will distinguish first-time stakes-winners, a @ willindicate first-time graded stakes-winners, a s willdenote a first-time Grade/Group 1 winner, a + will first-time starters, an (S) will be used for state-bred races, a(C) will be used for maiden-claiming races and an (R)will be used for other restricted races. Purses for Cana-dian races are in Canadian dollars.

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GRAND COUTURIER TO HARAS DE LA CROIX SONNET Multiple Grade I winner Grand Couturier (GB) (GrandLodge--Lady Elgar {Ire}, by Sadler=s Wells) will enterstud in 2011 at Haras de la Croix Sonnet nearDeauville, France, according to Racing Post. The seven-year-old will stand for i2,500. Purchased privately byMarc Keller as a three-year-old after a promising start inFrance for trainer Jean-Claude Rouget, the bay blos-somed in the U.S. with conditioner Robert Ribaudo. Hecaptured the GI Sword Dancer Invitational at Saratogain 2007 and 2008, and also won the GI Joe Hirsch TurfClassic at Belmont. Grand Couturier earned $1,449,886while compiling a career record of 28-8-1-6.

Yesterday's Result:Southwell, 13.20, Mdn, ,4,000, 2yo, 1m (AWT),1:42.43, stn.+IBN BAJJAH (FR) (c, 2, King=s Best--Grecian Slipper{GB}, by Sadler's Wells) was rousted from the gate tostalk the leaders racing wide in fifth. Coming underpressure to close rounding the home turn, the 13-8 chalk came under further urging to challengepassing the two pole and was urged clear in the closingstages to score by six lengths from Frosty Friday (GB)(Storming Home {GB}). He is a half-brother to MagnaGraecia (Ire) (Warning {GB}), GSW-Fr; Graikos (GB)(Rainbow Quest), GSW-Fr; and Parthenon (GB) (DubaiDestination), SW-GB. The Godolphin homebred is out ofa half-sister to leading sire Street Cry (Ire) (Machiavel-lian), as well as the dam of Shamardal (Giant=s Cause-way). Video, courtesy attheraces.com. Lifetime Record:1-1-0-0, ,2,590.O-Godolphin; B-Darley; T-Saeed bin Suroor.

• ON THE WORKTAB •PALM MEADOWS

CUSTOM FOR CARLOS (More Than Ready), 3f, :37.85, 3/3FINANCIAL EMPIRE (Empire Maker), 4f, :47.40, 1/5

CHURCHILL DOWNSASTROLOGY (A.P. Indy), 5f, 1:01.40, 8/29BROCK (Distorted Humor), 5f, 1:02.60, 14/29HAILEY D’ORO (Medaglia d’Oro), 5f, 1:01.20, 6/29JUSTIN PHILLIP (First Samurai), 5f, 1:00.40, 2/29LUNA VEGA (Malibu Moon), 5f, 1:03.40, 23/29MAJOR GAIN (More Than Ready), 5f, 1:00.20, 1/29VEGAS TRIP (Aldebaran), 5f, 1:02.40, 13/29

CHURCHILL DOWNS (Trackside)FURTHEST LAND (Smart Strike), 5f, 1:01, 2/7WILLIAM’S KITTEN (Kitten’s Joy), 5f, 1:00.60, 1/7

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ALLOWANCE RESULTS:8th-PHA, $64,600, Opt. Clm. ($40,000), NW3X,3yo/up, f/m, 6 1/2f, 1:16 2/5, wf.JEMILYN (m, 5, Good and Tough--Twenty Four Carat,by Gold Spring {Arg}) Lifetime Record: MSW, 14-6-5-1,$390,408. O-William J Hartwell. B-Frances Hartwell(PA). T-Ramon Preciado.

8th-ZIA, $31,275, NW2X, (S), 3yo/up, f/m, 1m, 1:39 2/5, ft.TERAS BABY (f, 3, To Teras--Bully Baby, by Holy Bull)Lifetime Record: 13-3-2-3, $72,213. O-J Kirk Robinson& Henry Dominguez. B-Stan Fulton (NM). T-HenryDominguez.

7th-ZIA, $30,275, 11-15, NW1X, (S), 3yo/up, f/m, 5 1/2f, 1:05 2/5, ft.SOUR GIRL (f, 3, Tailfromthecrypt--Excessive Reign{SP}, by In Excessive Bull) Lifetime Record: 5-2-0-1,$31,508. O-Teresa K Marr. B-James D Masek (NM).T-Donald B Briggs.

7th-ZIA, $30,200, NW1X, (S), 2yo, 1m, 1:40, ft.JANNAS PRIDE (g, 2, Desert God--Janna, by Candi'sGold) Lifetime Record: 4-2-0-1, $37,650. O-Charles WHunter & Dale Taylor. B-Charles Hunter (NM). T-ToddW Fincher.

8th-MNR, $20,200, 11-15, NW2L, 3yo/up, f/m, 5 1/2f,1:06 4/5, gd.SLEEK RUNNER (f, 3, Cherokee Run--Sleek 'N' Slew{Aus}, by Seattle Slew) Lifetime Record: 12-2-2-3,$60,482. O-Jack L Boggs. B-Wall Street Thoroughbreds& Darley Stud Management (KY). T-Jeffrey ARadosevich. *$14,000 wlng '07 KEENOV; $30,000 yrl'08 FTMOCT; $28,000 2yo >09 FTMMAY.

CONDITIONS RESULTS:FRANCE, Angers, 13.05, i50,000, 3yo, 1 13/16mT,3:17.20, hy.KARATOYA (IRE) (c, 3, Tiger Hill {Ire}--Wajd {MGSW &G1SP-Fr, G1SP-GB & Ger, $226,348}, by NorthernDancer) Lifetime Record: 9 starts, 2 wins, 2 places,i39,100. O-Charley Rossi, Mme Dominique Lellouche& Elie Lellouche; B-Darley; T-Elie Lellouche. *i20,000HIT >10 ARQJUL. **1/2 to Wall Street (Mr. Prospector),GSW-GB; Nedawi (GB) (Rainbow Quest), G1SW-GB &SP-UAE, $579,889-GB; and Wajina (GB) (RainbowQuest), MGSP-Fr.

FRANCE, Angers, 12.30, i33,000, 2yo, 1 1/4mT,2:12.99, hy.JILOKA AVENUE (FR) (f, 2, Daltabad {Ire}--Glinka desAigles {Fr}, by Diamond Prospect) Lifetime Record: 5 starts, 3 wins, 1 place, i36,300. O-Mme MoniqueChaze; B-J P Chaze & L Orillard; T-Henri-Alex Pantall.

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AMEN HALLELUJAH (Montbrook), 3f, :36.66, 2/2ARSON SQUAD (Brahms), 4f, :48.05, 1/5I WANT REVENGE (Stephen Got Even), 3f, :36.25, 1/2

BELMONT PARKSTORMY’S MAJESTY (Stormy Atlantic), 4f (tr), :49.65, 10/26TO HONOR AND SERVE (Bernardini), 3f (tr), :37.06, 3/8

HOLLYWOOD PARKFLUKE (BRZ) (Wild Event), 6f, 1:13.60, 2/8ZARDANA (BRZ) (Crimson Tide {Ire}), 5f, 1:01.20, 13/38

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