THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, 2011 For information about TDN, call 732-747-8060. IT’S A BOY! OR A GIRL! Click here to submit your Foaling News for Stakes Winning and/or Stakes Producing Mares for publication in the TDN. Sarah K. Andrew photo ZENYATTA HONORED WITH FIRST-EVER SECRETARIAT VOX POPULI AWARD Penny Chenery, owner of superhorse Secretariat, yesterday announced that 2010 Horse of the Year Zenyatta (Street Cry {Ire}) has been named the first- ever recipient of the Secretariat Vox Populi Award. According to a press re- lease, the annual award will Arecognize a horse whose popularity and racing excellence best resounded with the American public and gained recognition for the sport during the past year.@ Chenery will pres- ent owners Jerry and Ann Moss with a custom- made trophy during a ceremony at Santa Anita Feb. 5. AHorse racing already has established avenues to award outstanding accomplishments, and we certainly should honor superior performance,@ Chenery said in a state- ment. ABut achievement can be measured in many ways, and fans occasionally feel a disconnect when the horses who most impacted the public are not recog- nized through the traditional equine awards. The indus- try is long overdue in annually acknowledging the star horse who brings the most excitement and attention to the sport. It is my hope that the Secretariat Vox Populi Award will achieve that purpose.@ Chenery herself selected Zenyatta as the inaugural Secretariat Vox Populi Award win- ner, but will put together a com- mittee of racing personalities and industry represen- tatives, as well as utilizing a national on-line vote, to choose future winners. AI think racing fans will be just as excited about this award as I am, and we welcome everyone to come and share in the presentation festivities on Feb. 5,@ Chenery added. AThe award is sure to be an honor that reflects the heart and soul of this sport and will help build upon the devotion the public has for a horse they love.@ SOVEREIGN AWARD FINALISTS ANNOUNCED The Jockey Club of Canada revealed the finalists for the 36th Annual Sovereign Awards Ceremony, which will take place Apr. 1 at Woodbine. Live Thoroughbred racing begins in Canada Apr. 2 Vot- ing for the finalists began Jan. 1 in an effort to allow for statistics for the entire year to be considered. Biofuel (Stormin Fever), a co-cham- pion in Canada during her juvenile campaign in 2009, is back among the finalists for sophomore fillies, and is considered a leading candi- date for Horse of the Year. The final- ists for three-year-old male are Big Red Mike (Tenpins) and Hotep (A.P. Indy), the one-two finishers in the Queen=s Plate; and GIII Canadian Derby winner No Hesitation (Siberian Summer). Tickets for the event are C$175 and must be reserved in advance by contacting the Jockey Club of Canada at 416.675.7756 or via e- mail on [email protected]. Finalists, p2-3 Sarah K Andrew photo Penny Chenery with Zenyatta’s connections at Hollywood Park Benoit photo Biofuel Michael Burns photo
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THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, 2011For information about TDN, call 732-747-8060.
IT’S A BOY! OR A GIRL!
Click here to submit your Foaling Newsfor Stakes Winning and/or Stakes Producing
Mares for publication in the TDN.Sarah K. Andrew photo
ZENYATTA HONORED WITH FIRST-EVERSECRETARIAT VOX POPULI AWARD Penny Chenery, owner of superhorse Secretariat,yesterday announced that 2010 Horse of the YearZenyatta (Street Cry {Ire}) has been named the first-ever recipient of the Secretariat Vox Populi Award.
According to a press re-lease, the annual awardwill Arecognize a horsewhose popularity andracing excellence bestresounded with theAmerican public andgained recognition for thesport during the pastyear.@ Chenery will pres-ent owners Jerry and AnnMoss with a custom-
made trophy during a ceremony at Santa Anita Feb. 5.AHorse racing already has established avenues to awardoutstanding accomplishments, and we certainly shouldhonor superior performance,@ Chenery said in a state-ment. ABut achievement can be measured in manyways, and fans occasionally feel a disconnect when thehorses who most impacted the public are not recog-nized through the traditional equine awards. The indus-try is long overdue in annually acknowledging the starhorse who brings the most excitement and attention tothe sport. It is my hope that the Secretariat Vox PopuliAward will achieve that purpose.@ Chenery herselfselected Zenyatta as the inaugural Secretariat Vox
Populi Award win-ner, but will puttogether a com-mittee of racingpersonalities andindustry represen-tatives, as well asutilizing a nationalon-line vote, tochoose futurewinners. AI thinkracing fans will bejust as excitedabout this awardas I am, and wewelcome everyone
to come and share in the presentation festivities onFeb. 5,@ Chenery added. AThe award is sure to be anhonor that reflects the heart and soul of this sport andwill help build upon the devotion the public has for ahorse they love.@
SOVEREIGN AWARD FINALISTS ANNOUNCED The Jockey Club of Canada revealed the finalists forthe 36th Annual Sovereign Awards Ceremony, whichwill take place Apr. 1 at Woodbine. Live Thoroughbredracing begins in Canada Apr. 2 Vot-ing for the finalists began Jan. 1 inan effort to allow for statistics forthe entire year to be considered.Biofuel (Stormin Fever), a co-cham-pion in Canada during her juvenilecampaign in 2009, is back amongthe finalists for sophomore fillies,and is considered a leading candi-date for Horse of the Year. The final-ists for three-year-old male are BigRed Mike (Tenpins) and Hotep (A.P.Indy), the one-two finishers in theQueen=s Plate; and GIII Canadian Derby winner NoHesitation (Siberian Summer). Tickets for the event areC$175 and must be reserved in advance by contactingthe Jockey Club of Canada at 416.675.7756 or via e-mail on [email protected]. Finalists, p2-3
Sarah K Andrew photo
Penny Chenery with Zenyatta’s connections atHollywood Park
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2010 SOVEREIGN AWARD FINALISTS Category Finalists 2-Year-Old Filly Delightful Mary (Limehouse) Roxy Gap (Indian Charlie) Wyomia (Vindication) 2-Year-Old Male Blue Laser (Bluegrass Cat) Madman Diaries (Bring the Heat) Rockin Heat (Rock Hard Ten) 3-Year-Old Filly Biofuel (Stormin Fever) Free Fee Lady (Victory Gallop) Roan Inish (Elusive Quality) 3-Year-Old Male Big Red Mike (Tenpins) Hotep (A.P. Indy) No Hesitation (Siberian Summer) Older Female Hooh Why (Cloud Hopping) Impossible Time (Not Impossible {Ire}) Simply Splendid (Maria’s Mon) Older Male Sand Cove (Bold Executive Southdale (Street Cry {Ire}) Stunning Stag (Running Stag) Turf Female Mekong Melody (Ire) (Cape Cross {Ire}) Miss Keller (Ire) (Montjeu {Ire}) Perfect Shirl (Perfect Soul {Ire}) Turf Male Grand Adventure (Grand Slam) Rahy's Attorney (Crown Attorney) Windward Islands (Cozzen) Female Sprinter Hooh Why (Cloud Hopping) Indian Apple Is (Indian Charlie) Sugar Again (Syncline) Male Sprinter Essence Hit Man (Speightstown) Hollywood Hit (Cactus Ridge) Smokey Fire (Smoke Glacken) Broodmare Destroy (Housebuster) Enchanted Spell (Devil’s Bag) Eye of the Sphynx (Smart Strike)
2010 SOVEREIGN AWARD FINALISTS Breeder Adena Springs Eugene Melnyk Sam-Son Farm Owner Bear Stables Ltd Melnyk Racing Stables Inc Sam-Son Farms Trainer Roger Attfield Reade Baker Mark Casse Apprentice Jockey Brian Cheyne Omar Moreno Ryan Pacheco Jockey Eurico Rosa Da Silva Patrick Husbands Chantal Sutherland
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SIDNEY’S CANDY BACK IN TRAINING Grade I winner Sidney=s Candy (Candy Ride {Arg}),scratched on the eve of the GII San Fernando S. lastweekend, is back on track after undergoing a nuclearscan Monday, according to Daily Racing Form. Theexamination showed no injury to his right hind foot.AThe good news is that he=s okay,@ trainer John Sadlertold DRF. AHe went back to the track [Wednesday].@Winner of the GI Santa Anita Derby last April, thechestnut captured Del Mar=s GII La Jolla H. in his turfdebut this summer, when he established a new courserecord of 1:39.52 for 8 1/2 furlongs. The Craighomebred most recently captured the off-the-turf GIII Sir Beaufort S. by 7 1/4 lengths on Santa Anita=sopening day, and will now point for the GI Frank E.Kilroe Mile on the Arcadia sod Mar. 5. AI like the tim-ing,@ Sadler added. AI want to save him for the big raceslater this year.@
Brethren Bound for Tampa... WinStar=s unbeaten Brethren (Distorted Humor), thehalf-brother to GI Kentucky Derby hero Super Saver(Maria=s Mon), could make his stakes bow in the GIIISam F. Davis S. at Tampa Bay Feb. 12, according toDaily Racing Form. AHis first start will most likely comein the Sam Davis at Tampa,@ trainer Todd Pletcher toldDRF. AWe=re looking for some graded earnings, havehad luck there in the past, and I like the one-mile andsixteenth distance--it=s just more attractive than bring-ing him back at a mile and an eighth.@ Brethren closedout 2010 with an allowance score under the TwinSpires Nov. 27, and Pletcher did compare the sopho-more to his elder brother. AObviously the pedigree isthere and he has the affinity for Churchill Downs--wesaw that in his allowance win there,@ Pletcher added.AWe=re very high on him.@
2010 SOVEREIGN MEDIA AWARD FINALISTS
Newspaper Story Perry Lefko: Memories of the King of Claiming, Down The Stretch Newspaper, Dec. 17, 2010 Jennifer Morrison: Da Silva will have crowd on his side at Prince of Wales, Toronto Star, July 23, 2010 Beverley Smith: Silky Smooth, Not Without the Colour Man, The Globe and Mail, Aug. 17, 2010
Feature Story Perry Lefko: Horse Hugs Down The Stretch Newspaper, Dec. 17, 2010 Keith McCalmont, Julia Brino: I'm coming back to ride Down The Stretch Newspaper, Jan. 2010 Jennifer Morrison: Mission Accomplished The Blood Horse, Jan. 6, 2010
Photograph Terence Dulay, Hang on Big Red Mike Canadian Thoroughbred, August/September 2010 Tod Marks, Miss Keller and her Bunny Canadian Thoroughbred, December 2010 Cindy Pierson Dulay, Catching Seeking the Title Canadian Thoroughbred, August/September 2010
Film/Video/Broadcast CBC Television Network Sports, 2010 Queen's Plate CBC Sports, July 4, 2010 ESPN Inc., 2010 Breeders' Cup Challenge Series ESPN2, October 16, 2010 Horse Racing Alberta and Whiteiron Productions, 81st Anniversary of the Canadian Derby TSN, Aug. 21, 2010
OBS - UPCOMING SALES DATES
ADENA SPRINGS SALE OF 2-YEAR-OLDS IN TRAININGMar. 14, 2011
Under Tack: Mar. 13SELECTED SALE OF TWO-YEAR-OLDS IN TRAINING
Mar. 15-16, 2011Under Tack: Mar. 10-11
SPRING SALE OF TWO-YEAR-OLDS IN TRAININGApr. 18-21, 2011
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CAPE VERDI S.-G2, $200,000, 4yo/up, 1600mT
PP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER 1 River Jetez (SAf) Jet Master (SAf) Soumillon de Kock 2 Aspectoflove (Ire) Danetime (Ire) Dettori bin Suroor 3 Anam Chara (Ire) Soviet Star O’Donoghue Oliver 4 Kinky Afro (Ire) Modigliani Fallon O’Moore 5 Forest Crown (GB) Royal Applause (GB) Crowley Beckett 6 Ayun Tara (Fr) Martaline (GB) Benoist Nakkachdji 7 Summer Games (GB) Storming Home (GB) T O’Shea Bouresly 8 Emper Holly (Arg) Emperor Jones Cosgrave bin Shafya 9 Deem (Ire) Dalakhani (Ire) Peslier Barton10 Thai Haku (Ire) Oasis Dream (GB) Lemaire Delzangles11 My Sweet Baby Minardi W Smith NassAll carry 126 pounds.
Deem, winner of the 2009 installment of this racewhen it was last conducted at Nad Al Sheba, recordeda victory over the local strip in the G3 Balanchine S. atMeydan in 2010. AShe is in good form and seems tothrive in Dubai,@ said French jockey Olivier Peslier, whowill ride the six-year-old Jerry Barton trainee. AWe haveto be hopeful of a good run, and hopefully, there will bea decent pace in the race to utilise her stamina.@Runner-up behind Deem in the aforementionedBalanchine was Godolphin's Aspectoflove, who wasalso runner-up in last year=s Cape Verdi. Aspectoflove, adual listed winner in England last fall, will try her luckagain over her home base. AShe ran well in both herMeydan races last year and we are very happy withher,@ said trainer Saeed bin Suroor. AShe is better racingprominently, and we expect her to go close."
Saturday, Santa Anita Park, post time: 6:36 p.m. EDTPALOS VERDES S.-GII, $150,000, 4yo/up, 6f PP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER WT
1 Smiling Tiger K Hold That Tiger R Baze Bonde 123 2 Euroears Langfuhr Smith Baffert 118 3 Ventana Toccet Bejarano Baffert 120
4 Captain CherokeeK Sir Cherokee Talamo Asmussen 118 5 Gato Go Win City Place Valenzuela Troeger 118
6 Hunch K Lion Heart Rosario Sadler 118 7 Don Tito Trippi Nakatani Sadler 118
FIFTH THIRD BANK FILES SUIT AGAINSTGULF COAST FARMS According to published re-ports, Fifth Third Bank has filed suit against Gulf CoastFarms, alleging that Gulf Coast defaulted on loanstotalling more than $15 million in 2009 and 2010. Thepapers were filed in Fayette Circuit Court in LexingtonJan. 5. Fifth Third is petitioning to have Keeneland turnover Gulf Coast=s net profits from the dispersal of stockat the November Sale to the court. Richard Getty, theattorney for Gulf Coast, told Daily Racing Form that acountersuit would be filed, and that Fifth Third Bank didnot hold the primary lien on all of the horses sold atKeeneland November. ACeltic Bank has the first, prior,and superior lien [on six of the mares sold], but, despiteFifth Third acknowledging Celtic Bank has a first lien,they=ve continued to try and hold up dispersal to CelticBank, which would substantially pay off Gulf Coast=sloan to that entity, insisting that funds be paid tothem,@ Getty told DRF. AI assume there is going to besignificant dispute over the priorities involving a numberof the horses that Fifth Third claiming the proceeds of,including a number of horses that were owned by les-sees.@ He added, AI assume all these issues are going tobe resolved by the court as expeditiously as possible.@
Yesterday=s Results:7th-GPX, $38,500, Msw, (S), 3yo, f, 5 1/2f, 1:05, gd.+GLOOMY I'M KNOT (f, 3, D=wildcat--Gloomy Knot, byOnce Wild) was a well-backed 3-1 in her career opener.A tad slow to hit her best stride, she was hustledthrough the pack to get her head in front after an open-ing quarter in :22.06. The bay was between horses asshe cut out a half in :45.25, opened up a little daylightwhen they hit the stretch and was all out late to scoreby a neck over Heir to Dare (Wildcat Heir). Sales his-tory: $17,000 RNA wlng '08 OBSOCT; $14,000 yrl '09OBSAUG; $130,000 2yo >10 OBSFEB;. Lifetime Record:1-1-0-0, $23,100. Click for the brisnet.com chart orVideo, sponsored by Taylor Made. O-Smart Choice Stable. B-Cashel Stud Inc (FL).T-George Weaver.
Yesterday=s Results:6th-TAM, $21,200, Alw, NW1X, 4yo/up, 1 1/16m (offturf), 1:47 1/5, ft.PRESUMPTIVE (c, 4, Lido Palace {Chi}--Supposedly{SW, $150,120}, by Polish Numbers) fought his wayout of traffic to take his Jan. 1 debut on the turf atTampa by a neck, but was a 10-1 outsider in his bid togo two-for-two in this off-the-grass affair. Positionedjust off the lead in the early going, he launched hisattack on the far turn. The Florida-bred drove to thefront at midstretch and edged clear late to hit the wire1 1/2 lengths to the good of favored Fresh Ice (Dili-gence). Lifetime Record: 2-2-0-0, $23,920. Click forthe brisnet.com chart. O-Lambholm Stable. B/T-Roy S Lerman (FL).
MARE IN FOAL TO CONGRATS TOPS OBS WED Trisha (Forest Camp), in foal to last year=s leadingfreshman sire Congrats (A.P. Indy), brought a bid of$47,000 from Michael Sucher to top Wednesday=ssecond and final session of the Ocala Breeders= SalesCompany=s January Mixed Sale. Consigned by Summer-field, the unraced four-year-old (hip 299) is a daughterof SW Trisha Runs (Sharkey). The highest-priced shortyearling Wednesday was hip 230, a son of MGSWMaster Command (A.P. Indy) who sold to BlackwoodStable for $28,000. The baycolt, a son of SW Quelle Sur-prise (Slew Gin Fizz), was con-signed by Bridlewood Farm. Fol-lowing the trend of Tuesday=sconsignor preferred session, fig-ures were up at this year=s opensession, with 191 head grossing$916,600 and averaging$4,799. Twelve months ago,194 horses sold for a total of$727,300 and an average priceof $3,749. Complete results areavailable on www.obssales.com.The next auction on the OBS calendar is the MarchSelected Sale of Two-Year-Olds in Training, which willbe held Mar. 15-16.
NORTH AMERICA
EAST
Master Command, sire ofWednesday’s top yearling
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OBS JANUARY MIXED SALEWEDNESDAY, JAN. 19, 2011
SESSION TOTALS 2011 2010
Catalogued 332 329 No. Offered 284 287 No. Sold 194 194 RNAs 90 93 % RNA 31.7% 32.4% High Price $47,000 $57,000 Gross $916,600 $727,300 Average (% change) $4,799 (+28%) $3,749 Median (% change) $3,000 (+50%) $2,000
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The Jockey Club to Continue Checkoff Program: (Edited press release) The Jockey Club has renewedthe retirement checkoff program that enables ownersand breeders to support Thoroughbred aftercare pro-grams at the time they register their foals in 2011, andwill once again donate $100,000 to each of the pro-gram=s two beneficiaries. The Jockey Club donationsand the checkoff proceeds benefit the retirement, re-training and adoption efforts of Thoroughbred Charitiesof America (TCA) and the Thoroughbred RetirementFoundation (TRF). The retirement checkoff program isadministered by The Jockey Club. Thoroughbred breed-ers have the option of selecting one of four graduatedamounts ($25, $50, $75 or $100), to be designated forthese Thoroughbred aftercare programs, or they can fillin the amount of their choice on the Application for FoalRegistration form.
Jockey Club Round Table To Be Held Aug. 14: The 59th annual Round Table Conference on MattersPertaining to Racing has been scheduled for Sunday,Aug. 14, 2011. The event will be held at the GideonPutnam Resort in Saratoga Springs, and The JockeyClub will offer a live video stream of the presentations.
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4:23p 8th-GP, $57K, Alw/Opt Clm, 4yo/up, 1mT HRTV REB (Stormy Atlantic) makes his first appearance since
August of 2009. The five-year-old capped a three-race winningstreak with a head decision in the GII American Derby thatJuly, but disappeared after finishing eighth as a 7-2 shot in theGI Secretariat S. He worked a bullet five-eighths in 1:00 2/5 onthe Palm Meadows turf Jan. 14. brisnet.com PPs
TODAY’S INSIGHTS
7th-GP (Msw) Gloomy I=m Knot (D=wildcat) hangs on to take her career opener.
MSW at 2; Champion 2YO in NY
A LeadingFirst-Crop Sire in 2010
# 1 by Number ofWinners with 25
# 2 by Number ofStakes Horses with 10
# 2 by Number ofStakes Winners with 3
2011 Fee: $7,500 LFSNwww.winstarfarm.com
BLACK-TYPE STAKES CLOSINGSTODAY, THURSDAY, JANUARY 20:
01-30 $250,000 Santa Monica-I, SA, 4yo/up,
f/m, 7f (375)
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Yesterday=s Results:Lingfield, 13.55, Mdn, ,2,800, 3yo/up, f/m, 1m (AWT),1:38.89, stn.+DORCAS LANE (GB) (f, 3, Norse Dancer {Ire}--Waqood, by Riverman) recovered from a tardy start torace in a handy third along the rail. Coming under pres-sure at the halfway marker, the 50-1 outsider kept onresolutely under continued urging to score by fourlengths from Lady Rosamunde (GB) (Maria=s Mon).Video, courtesy attheraces.com. Lifetime Record: 1-1-0-0, ,1,911.O-Richard Keeley; B-Elms Stud Co Ltd; T-L Wadham.
Lingfield, 12.50, Mdn, ,2,250, 3yo, 7f (AWT),1:26.58, stn.MATERIALISM (GB) (c, 3, Librettist--Crinolette {Ire}, bySadler=s Wells), a debut third at Wolverhampton lasttime Sept. 24, raced in a prominent second initially, butwas shuffled back to third before halfway. Rousted intoaction on the home turn, the 9-4 second choice chal-lenged in early stretch and was driven out in the latterstages to deny Ana Emarati (Forestry) by a length.Video, courtesy attheraces.com. Lifetime Record: 2-1-0-1, ,2,017.O-Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed Al Maktoum; B-Darley; T-Mark Johnston.
Wednesday CancellationPARX RACING
(after 3rd race)
OPEN HOUSE WHERE: Northview Stallion Station, Chesapeake City, MD WHEN: Sunday, Jan. 30, 12 noon-3 p.m. NEW STALLIONS: Bullsbay (Tiznow),
Street Magician (Street Cry {Ire}) For more info: www.northviewstallions.com RSVP required. Lunch and refreshments will be served
Yesterday=s Result:Cagnes-sur-Mer, 15.10, Mdn, i20,000, unraced 3yo,1m (AWT), 1:38.79, stn.+WHIPSAW CITY (FR) (f, 3, Elusive City--Aliyeska{Ire}, by Fasliyev), a i150,000 ARQAUG yearling, tookcontrol of a sizeable field after the initial strides of thisopening show. Stoked up passing the two pole, the 16-1 chance was pushed out in the closing stages to com-fortably best Louvakhova (Maria=s Mon) by 1 1/2lengths. Lifetime Record: 1 start, 1 win, i10,000.O-Martin Schwartz; B-Pierre Talvard, Adrian von Gunten& Antoine Gilibert; T-Jean-Claude Rouget.
Navan and Gowran Rescheduled Horse Racing Ireland has rescheduled a pair of Janu-ary meetings. Following the cancellation of GowranPark, Horse Racing Ireland transferred the card to Satur-day Jan. 22. First post will be 1:05 p.m. Declarationsfor the meeting must be made by Jan. 21 at 10 a.m.Due to that schedule change, the Navan meeting--origi-nally set for Jan. 22--will be transferred to Tuesday,Jan. 25. Original entries stand and declarations to runfor this meeting close by 10 a.m. Monday, Jan. 24,with first post scheduled for 12:55 p.m.
MM GOLD COAST YEARLING CONCLUDES Thesixth day of the Magic Millions Gold Coast Yearling Saleconcluded Wednesday with a colt by Lyndhurst Studbased stallion Sequalo (Aus) heading the final session.A member of the D. S. Smith consignment, the baywas secured by Magic Millions, acting as agent for aQueensland based client, for A$45,000. The first off-spring out of Excellent Ann (Aus) (Touch of Vanity{Aus}), the Nov. 12 foal was one of six yearlings to sellfor $30,000 or more Wednesday. AToday rounded out asuccessful six-session sale,@ said Magic Millions Manag-ing Director Stephen Silk. AThe bargain hunters wereout in force and there was great value on offer. Obvi-ously, the highlight of the auction was the sale of theRedoute=s Choice (Aus)--Sunday Joy (Aus) colt to topMelbourne trainer Peter Moody for A$1.5 million lastweek.@ The next sale in the Magic Millions lineup will befor the Perth Sale Feb. 9 to 13th. For complete resultsof the Gold Coast, visit www.magicmillions.com.au.
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B R E E D E R S’ E D I T I O NAMERICA
B R E E D E R S’ E D I T I O NEUROPE
Thursday, Meydan, U.A.E., post time: 7:50 p.m.UAE 2000 GUINEAS TRIAL, $50,000, 3yo, 1400mPP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER 1 Abstrato (Brz) Major Storm K Shea de Kock 2 Energia Colonial (Brz) Giant Gentleman Reis Martins 3 Zanzamar (SAf) Fort Wood Hills de Kock 4 Bridgefield K Speightstown Barzalona Zarooni 5 Grand Duchy (GB) Medicean (GB) W Smith Al Muhairi 6 Introvert (Ire) Iffraaj (GB) Moore Al Zarooni 7 Janood (Ire) Medicean (GB) Dettori bin Suroor 8 Krypton Factor (GB) Kyllachy (GB) Fallon Nass 9 Lord of the Stars K Speightstown O’Shea Simcock10 Sheer Courage (Ire) Invincible Spirit (Ire) Bentley H Brown11 Signs in the Sand (GB) Cape Cross (Ire) Durcan bin Suroor12 Sonoran Sands (Ire) Footstepsinthesand (GB) Turner J Moore13 Splash Point K Street Cry (Ire) Ajtebi Al Zarooni14 Arctic Rose (Ire) Antonius Pius Yavuz BoureslyReserves15 Mutual Force K Arch n/a Al Raihe16 Freehand Kingmambo n/a Al Muhairi17 Air of Grace (Ire) Dalakhani (Ire) n/a MohammedAll carry 120lbs, except Abstrato & Energia Colonial, 130lbs and ArcticRose, 115lbs.
ALLOWANCE RESULTS:8th-GPX, $40,500, NW1X, 4yo/up, 1 1/4m (off turf),2:04 2/5, gd.HARRODS CREEK (c, 4, Langfuhr--Float and Sting, byTwo Punch) Lifetime Record: SP, 12-2-2-1, $88,966.O/B-Dr J David Richardson & Dr Hiram C Polk (KY).T-William I Mott.
5th-PEN, $32,000, 1-18, NW1X, 4yo/up, 6f, 1:11, ft.BEYOND PARALLEL (c, 4, Montbrook--Velvet Choaker,by On to Glory) Lifetime Record: 16-4-2-4, $104,482.O-The Posse. B-Ocala Stud, J Michael O'Farrell Jr &Edward Wiest, DVM (FL). T-Bruce N Levine. *$50,0002yo >09 OBSMAR. **Full to Royal Lad, MSW & GSP,$377,624.