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MUKHADRAM TO SHADWELL IN 2015 Sheikh Hamdan=s G1 Coral-Eclipse winnerMukhadram (GB) (Shamardal--Magic Tree {UAE}, byTimber Country) will be retired from racing at the end

of the season and will standat Shadwell Stud in Englandin 2015. Purchased as a foalby Shadwell for 190,000gnsat Tattersalls December,Mukhadram was unraced as a 2-year-old and won twice infive starts at three. Heopened his 4-year-oldcampaign last year with avictory in the G3 BrigadierGerard S. prior to finishingsecond to Al Kazeem (GB)(Dubawi {Ire}) in the G1 Prince of Wales=s S. atRoyal Ascot. He was thirdbehind that rival in the Coral-Eclipse and won the G2 York S. three weeks later.

Mukhadram returned to be second in this year=s G1 Dubai World Cup, and was fourth in the Prince ofWales=s before notching a much-deserved Group 1victory in the Coral-Eclipse. He was third behind fellowSheikh Hamdan colorbearer Taghrooda (GB) (Sea theStars {Ire}) in the G1 King George VI and QueenElizabeth S. July 26, and has most recently finishedfourth in the G1 Juddmonte International and G1 IrishChampion S. AMukhadram was a hugely talented andcourageous colt, a top class racehorse, blessed with awonderful temperament,@ said trainer William Haggas.AHe has the most gorgeous physique--a perfectspecimen with a great outlook and natural, effortlessstride." Cont. p3

ESTIMATE DQ’D FROM GOLD CUP SECOND The Queen=s Estimate (Ire) (Monsun {Ger}) has beendisqualified from her second-place finish in this year=sG1 Gold Cup as a result of a morphine and oripavinepositive related to contaminated feed. Estimate wasone of eight horses caught up in Britain=s morphinesaga over the summer, with the other six involved inyesterday=s hearing also disqualified. One more case--that of trainer Eve Houghton-Johnson--is still to beheard. Because of the nature of the source of themorphine, Estimate=s trainer, Sir Michael Stoute, wasnot penalized, nor were any of the other trainers--Barryand Charlie Hills, Gay Kelleway and Tony Carroll--withhorses affected. John Warren, racing manager to TheQueen, described the British Horseracing Authority=sinvestigation as Athorough and fair.@ Cont. p3

LOOK TO LUCIDA One of Jim Bolger=s leading juveniles of 2014,Godolpin=s Lucida (Ire) (Shamardal) bids to build on herlatest second in the G1 Moyglare Stud S. in today=s G2 Shadwell Rockfel S. atNewmarket. Just a neck behindCursory Glance (DistortedHumor) in The Curragh=s featureSept. 14, the bay had earlierfilled the same spot when ahalf-length behind Raydara (Ire)(Rock of Gibraltar {Ire}) in theG2 Debutante S. over the samecourse and distance Aug. 24.ALucida is very well and we areexpecting her to performaccordingly,@ her trainer said.Chris Humber=s New Providence(GB) (Bahamian Bounty {GB}) may be best of the home-trained contingent after her defeat of the impressivesubsequent winner Marsh Hawk (GB) (Invincible Spirit{Ire}) in Salisbury=s G3 Dick Poole Fillies= S. over sixfurlongs last time Sept. 4, and trainer Hugo Palmer ishopeful she can make her mark. AYou never want to befrightened of one horse and we=re not, you=ve got themall to beat of course,@ he explained. AI think my filly willstay seven furlongs, she=s out of a Giant=s Causewaymare which would suggest she=ll stay and she=s sotough and game and tries so hard, which is another toolin her armory. She worked on Saturday morning and Iwas absolutely delighted with her and hence wesupplemented her.@ Cont. p4

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TDN APBs..Where are they now?

TDN’s Steve Sherack and Christie DeBernardis track down top horses on thesidelines, including GSW Danza (Street Boss)--last seen rallying smartly in deepstretch for third in the GI Kentucky Derby--and ready to return to the barn oftrainer Todd Pletcher.

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TDN’s Kelsey Riley, Emma Berry and Michele MacDonald offer an advance lookat the upcoming Tattersalls October Sale, set to take place Oct. 7-9.

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Shadwell=s Stud Director Richard Lancaster added,"Mukhadram is a Group 1 winner in the UK and hasdefeated a total of 49 stakes winners to date including24 individual Group 1 winners. He will also be the firstson of Shamardal to stand in the UK, and with his sireexperiencing a real purple patch with 20 stakes winnersin 2014 alone, Sheikh Hamdan felt now was the righttime to retire him to stud. A fee has not yet been setfor him, but our intention is to pitch him very fairly toattract the maximum number of mares and give him thebest possible start to his stallion career."

Cont. from p1 AFollowing today's meeting of the disciplinary panelof the British Horseracing Authority, we totally acceptin full the panel's findings,@ Warren said. "We aregrateful to the BHA for its thorough and fairinvestigation, which concluded that the positive

samples from sevenhorses, includingEstimate, were theresult of acontaminated batchof feed from anindependent supplier.We also welcomethe BHA'srecognition that thefive respectivetrainers, who includeSir Michael Stoute,took all reasonable

precautions to avoid breaching the Rules of Racing, andthat the accidental administration of a prohibitedsubstance was in no way the fault of those connectedto the horses.@ The morphine and oripavine positives are expected tohave stemmed from poppy seeds that contaminated afeed product produced by feed company Dodson &Horrell. Barry Hills suggested he could take legal actionagainst the feed suppliers. "I haven't spoken to anyone else, but that wouldseem to be the sensible thing to do,@ he said. "Ownersneed compensation for things like transport, and otherbits and pieces." Jamie Stier, the BHA=s director of raceday operationsand regulation, said, "It was BHA's position in thehearing that the source of the positive samples formorphine and oripavine was a contaminated batch offeed and that in the circumstances the trainers took allreasonable precautions to avoid breaching the Rules ofRacing. As such BHA submitted that no penalty shouldbe imposed on the trainers; however, in accordancewith the Rules of Racing, the horses involved should bedisqualified from the relevant races. The disciplinarypanel today agreed this position.@

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Thursday, Newmarket, BritainSOMERVILLE TATTERSALL S.-G3, ,50,000, NKT,9-25, 2yo, c/g, 7fT, 1:23.34, gd.1--#@MAFTOOL, 126, c, 2, by Hard Spun

1st Dam: With Intention, by Mr. Greeley2nd Dam: Kris=s Intention, by Kris S.3rd Dam: Peaceful Intention, by Hold Your Peace

($260,000 wlng >12 KEENOV). O-Godolphin; B-C Kidder, J K & Linda Griggs (KY); T-Saeed bin Suroor; J-Richard Hughes. ,28,355. Lifetime Record: 4-2-2-0, ,45,009. Werk Nick Rating: A+. Click for the eNicks report & 5-cross pedigree.

2--Markaz (Ire), 126, c, 2, Dark Angel (Ire)--Folga (GB), by Atraf (GB). (,200,000 yrl >13 DONAUG). O-Sheikh Hamdan bin Rashid Al Maktoum; B-Yeomanstown Stud & Doc Bloodstock (Ire); T-Barry Hills. ,10,750.3--Mubtaghaa (Ire), 126, c, 2, Acclamation (GB)-- Mabalane (Ire), by Danehill. (38,000gns RNA wlng >12 TATDEC; ,80,000 yrl >13 DONAUG). O-Sheikh Hamdan bin Rashid Al Maktoum; B-Minch & Fullbury Bloodstock (Ire); T-William Haggas. ,5,380.Margins: 2HF, 2HF, 4HF. Odds: 3.50, 16.00, 3.00.Also Ran: Azraff (Ire), Dancetrack, Natural Order, MakeIt Up (GB), Valley of Fire (GB). Click for the Racing Post resultor the brisnet.com PPs. VIDEO, courtesy Racing UK. Campaigned at six furlongs prior to this test, Maftoolwas a promising second after a tardy start on debut atEpsom July 10, before going one better at PontefractAug. 6 and finishing second in the G3 Sirenia S. onKempton=s Polytrack Sept. 6.

Slowly away again here under Richard Hughes, thebay moved smoothly from the rear to tackle thelong-time leader Markaz approaching the final furlongand, after quickly subduing that rival, drew away up therising ground for a convincing score. AMaftool is a nicehorse and has come on from his last race,@ Saeed binSuroor commented. AWe will keep the options open, buthe could go for a Group 1 next time--maybe the DubaiDewhurst S. [at Newmarket Oct. 17] or the Racing PostTrophy [at Doncaster Oct. 25]. He will handle anyground and surface. Seven furlongs or a mile will be noproblem and he is one of our best 2-year-olds in thestable. We might take him back to Dubai, as hispedigree suggests he could act on dirt as well.@ JockeyRichard Hughes added, AI was intending to be up withthe pace, but he missed the kick slightly--they wentquick and I was two lengths behind straight away. Hestays well and won nicely.@

G2 Rockfel S. Cont. from p1

One of the unexposed types is Hubert JohnStrecker=s What Say You (Ire) (Galileo {Ire}) and shewas impressive when winning over this trip on the July Course here Aug. 22. Trainer Karl Burke said,AWe=ve always thought a lot of her and she hasn=t let usdown yet. She=s obviously got to step up again on whatshe showed in her maiden at Newmarket, but webelieve she will. She=s an uncomplicated filly and shestays well. We certainly hope she=ll progress anddevelop into a Classic filly. I think she will put up a boldshow and what finishes in front of her will have to bevery useful.@

Friday, Newmarket, Britain, post time: 2:40 p.m.SHADWELL ROCKFEL S.-G2, £109,000, 2yo, f, 7fTSC PP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER1 8 Calypso Beat Speightstown Moore K Ryan2 9 East Coast Lady (Ire) Kodiac (GB) Harley R Eddery3 2 Fadhayyil (Ire) Tamayuz (GB) Hanagan B Hills4 7 Home Cummins (Ire) Rip Van Winkle (Ire) Hamilton Fahey5 5 Lucida (Ire) Shamardal Manning Bolger6 6 New Providence (GB) Bahamian Bounty (GB) Crowley Palmer7 1 Stroll Patrol (GB) Mount Nelson (GB) Murphy McBride8 4 Tigrilla (Ire) Clodovil (Ire) Atzeni Varian9 3 What Say You (Ire) Galileo (Ire) Buick BurkeAll carry 126 pounds.

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Saturday, Newmarket, Britain, post time: 2:35 p.m.JUDDMONTE ROYAL LODGE S.-G2, £118,900, 2yo, c/g, 8fTSC PP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER1 4 Elm Park (GB) Phoenix Reach (Ire) Atzeni Balding2 5 Lord Ben Stack (Ire) Dylan Thomas (Ire) Crowley Burke3 2 Medrano (GB) Archipenko Moore Brown4 6 Misterioso (Ire) Iffraaj (GB) Hughes Hannon5 3 Nafaqa (Ire) Sir Percy (GB) Hanagan B Hills6 1 Salateen (GB) Dutch Art (GB) Spencer K RyanAll carry 126 pounds.

STRIP DOWN Having been tested in the top league, Godolpin=sOutstrip (GB) (Exceed and Excel {Aus}) enjoys a slightclass drop today as he tackles the G2 Shadwell Joel S.at Newmarket. Just under three-lengths fourth toKingman (GB) (Invincible Spirit {Ire}) in the G1 SussexS. at Glorious Goodwood when last seen July 30, lastyear=s GI Breeders= Cup Juvenile Turf and G2 Champagne S. winner had also been third behindJuddmonte=s star miler in the June 17 G1 St James=sPalace S. at Royal Ascot.

AOutstrip is in great nick. We purposely gave him abreak after the Sussex S. and felt that this would be anice race for him,@ conditioner Charlie Applebycommented. AHe has underperformed on his twoprevious starts on the Rowley Mile, but the ground wastoo soft [when third] in the Dewhurst S. and he scopedbadly after [finishing last in] the 2000 Guineas. I amhopeful of a decent performance, providing the groundis good, and it looks like the right starting point for himgoing into the latter part of the season.@ Arguably themost intriguing contender is Normandie Stud Ltd=srapidly progressing Wannabe Yours (Ire) (Dubawi {Ire}),who was impressive when taking Goodwood=s G3 Thoroughbred S. over this trip at the start ofAugust. The Classic generation is also represented bythe June 7 G1 Epsom Derby fourth Arod (Ire) (Teofilo{Ire}). Surprisingly, Peter Chapple-Hyam has decided torevert to a mile with Qatar Racing=s bay, who was alatest fifth in the G1 Juddmonte Interna-tional at YorkAug. 20. Jockey Jamie Spencer told PA Sport, AHe=skind of on the comeback trail. The pace was verystop-start in the Juddmonte. He=s a good horse, but hejust needs to get it right. He shows a lot of ability athome and, hopefully, we=ll see it.@ Of the older brigade,the G3 Sovereign S. and G3 Superior Mile winnerCaptain Cat (Ire) (Dylan Thomas {Ire}) and the G3 Desmond S. and G3 Strensall S. scorer Custom Cut(Ire) (Notnowcato {GB}) will prove tough nuts to crack.

Friday, Newmarket, Britain, post time: 3:15 p.m.SHADWELL JOEL S.-G2, £109,000, 3yo/up, 8fTSC PP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER WT1 5 Captain Cat (Ire) Dylan Thomas (Ire) Doyle Charlton 1302 11 Custom Cut (Ire) Notnowcato (GB) Tudhope O'Meara 1303 8 Ocean Tempest (GB) Act One (GB) Kirby J Ryan 1304 7 Penitent (GB) Kyllachy (GB) de Sousa O'Meara 1305 9 Producer (GB) Dutch Art (GB) Hughes Hannon 1306 14 Professor (GB) Byron (GB) Fallon Hannon 1307 10 Tullius (Ire) Le Vie Dei Colori (GB) Fortune Balding 1308 4 Anjaal (GB) Bahamian Bnty (GB) Hanagan Hannon 1269 6 Arod (Ire) Teofilo (Ire) Spencer PCh-Hyam12610 12 Cable Bay (Ire) Invincible Spirit (Ire) Dettori C Hills 12611 3 Hors de Combat (GB) Mount Nelson (GB) Moore Fanshawe 12612 13 Master Carpenter (Ire) Mastercrftsman (Ire) Atzeni Millman 12613 2 Outstrip (GB) Excd and Excl (Aus) Kirby Appleby 12614 1 Wannabe Yours (Ire) Dubawi (Ire) Buick Gosden 126

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Friday, Santa Anita Park, post time: 8:00 p.m. EDTEDDIE D S.-GIII, $100,000, 3yo/up, 6.5fTPP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER WT1 Eddie's First Square Eddie Gutierrez O'Neill 1152 Pure Tactics Pure Prize Bejarano O'Neill 1183 Lil Bit O'Fun K Langfuhr Gryder D'Amato 1184 Mr. Sexy Unbridled's Song Trujillo Papprdrmou 1185 Gallant Son K Malabar Gold Baze Lucarelli 1186 Unbridled's Note K Unbridled's Song Nakatani Asmussen 1207 Artest Hard Spun Maldonado Mulhall 1188 Ambitious Brew Tizbud Smith Jones 1189 Global Power K Pulpit Dsrmeaux Hess Jr. 11810 Home Run Kitten Kitten's Joy Talamo Hofmans 11511 Snowday (Fr) Falco Solis Mandella 11812 No Silent Silent Name (Jpn) Espinoza Mandella 118

Saturday, Newmarket, Britain, post time: 3:10 p.m.CONNOLLY’S RED MILLS CHEVELEY PARK S.-G1, £207,500, 2yo, f, 6fTSC PP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER1 10 Amaze Me (GB) Aqlaam (GB) Mitchell Littmoden2 1 Anthem Alexander (Ire) Starspngldbanner (Aus) Smullen Lynam3 9 Arabian Queen (Ire) Dubawi (Ire) de Sousa Elsworth4 6 Explosive Lady (Ire) Alfred Nobel (Ire) Hanagan Burke5 5 High Celebrity (Fr) Invincible Spirit (Ire) Guyon Fabre6 7 Tendu (GB) Oasis Dream (GB) Doyle Gosden7 4 Terror (Ire) Kodiac (GB) Atzeni Simcock8 3 Tiggy Wiggy (Ire) Kodiac (GB) Hughes Hannon9 2 Tongue Twista (GB) Stimulation (Ire) Crowley Littmoden10 8 Zuhoor Baynoona (Ire) Elnadim Moore FaheyAll carry 126 pounds.

Sunday, Belmont Park, post time: 3:56 p.m. EDTMISS GRILLO S.-GIII, $200,000, 2yo, f, 1 1/16mTPP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER WT1A Tammy the Torpedo K More Than Ready Rosario Brown 1172 Ancient Goddess (Fr) Iffraaj (GB) Maragh Terranova II 1173A Greywalls K City Zip Velazquez Terranova II 1154 Skinner Box Freud Ortiz Violette Jr. 1175 Lady Bling Pioneerof the Nile Lezcano Donk 1176 Titanium Jo K Bernstein Bravo DiMauro 1177 Nicky's Brown Miss K Big Brown Torres Capilupi 1218 Margaret Reay Pioneerof the Nile Saez Wilson 1159 Amazing Anne Freud Franco Morley 11710 Lady Eli K Divine Park Ortiz Jr. Brown 11711 Partisan Politics K More Than Ready Castellano Brown 12112 My Cara Mia Colonel John Velasquez Friedman 117

Sunday, Belmont Park, post time: 4:58 p.m. EDTPILGRIM S.-GIII, $200,000, 2yo, 1 1/16mTPP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER WT1 Vision Perfect Pollard's Vision Franco Donk 1182 Startup Nation Temple City Rosario Brown 1223 Face the Music Stormy Atlantic Velazquez McGaughey III 1184 Imperia Medaglia d'Oro Maragh McLaughlin 1165 Offering Plan Spring At Last Lezcano Brown 1186 All I Karabout Bernstein Santiago Correas IV 1187 Nutty Futty Johar Valdivia Jr. Van Culin 1188 Strong Coffee K Warrior's Reward Ortiz Jr. Motion 1189 Artie's Flight K Artie Schiller Toledo Gorham 118

Sunday, Remington Park, post time: 5:46 p.m. EDTOKLAHOMA DERBY-GIII, $400,000, 3yo, 1 1/8mPP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER WT1 Away Game K Lemon Drop Kid Luzzi Violette Jr. 1242 Rebranded K Tiznow Gonzalez Evans 1243 Street Prancer K Street Sense Napravnik Asmussen 1244 Edison Bernardini Walcott Diodoro 1245 Wildcat Red D'wildcat Zayas Garoffalo 1246 Bay of Biscay K Giant's Causeway Carreno Diodoro 1247 Tonito M. K Rock Hard Ten Bejarano Hollendorfer 1248 Even Echo Street Hero Laviolette Van Berg 1249 Charge Now Tiznow Alvarado Mott 12410 Ibaka Uncle Abbie Wade Calhoun 12411 Declan's Fast Cat K Bluegrass Cat Melancon Flint 12412 Louies Flower Flower Alley Quinonez Calhoun 12413 Tulum (Mex) Famous Again Berry Craddock 12414 For Goodness Sake K Big Brown Hernandez Jr. Tomlinson 124

Sunday, Santa Anita Park, post time: 7:00 p.m. EDTJOHN HENRY TURF CHAMPIONSHIP S.-GII, $200,000, 3yo/up, 1 1/4mTPP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER WT1 Big John B Hard Spun Smith D'Amato 1242 Bench Light Benchmark Desormeaux Morrow 1193 Si Sage (Fr) Sageburg (Ire) Blanc Vienna 1194 Poshsky Vronsky Maldonado Miller 1195 Unbridled Command Master Command Pereira Miller 1196 Starspangled Heat Unusual Heat Nakatani Abrams 1197 Big Kick K Tiznow Espinoza Machowsky 1248 Bright Thought Hat Trick (Jpn) Baze D'Amato 1199 Irish Surf Giant's Causeway Trujillo Hendricks 11910 Finnegans Wake Powerscourt (GB) Talamo Miller 119

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RUPEE LOOKS TO REGAIN WINNING WAYS Australia=s sprinting sensation and the world=s currenthighest-rated horse in that category, Lankan Rupee(Aus) (Redoute=s Choice {Aus}), had a six-race win

streak snapped whensecond, beaten a shorthead by Angelic Light(Aus) (Holy RomanEmperor {Ire}), in theG2 McEwen S. here onseasonal debut Sept. 6,but that surpriseturnover has apparentlydone little to dim thetriple Group 1 winner=sreputation, with justfour showing up tooppose him in today=s G1 Moir S. under thelights at Moonee Valley.While short on quantity,the quartet assembled

to oppose Lankan Rupee is of the highest quality, andthey will certainly ensure the 5-year-old gelding doesnot have an easy time of things. Angelic Light, secondin last year=s G1 Robert Sangster Classic, proved thatshe is only getting better with her McEwen score, andenjoys a five-pound weight break here. The veteran 7-year-old Buffering (Aus) (Mossman {Aus}) steppedout of the shadow of Black Caviar (Aus) to record threestraight Group 1 victories last spring, and while hefailed to find the winner=s circle last season, he checkedin third in three straight Group 1s and should never bediscounted.

Friday, Moonee Valley, Australia, post time: 6:15 a.m. EDTMOIR S.-G1, A$450,000 (US$396,315), 3yo/up, 1200mTSC PP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER1 3 Buffering (Aus) Mossman (Aus) Browne Heathcote2 2 Lankan Rupee (Aus) Redoute’s Choice (Aus) Newitt Price3 4 Rebel Dane (Aus) California Dane (Aus) Williams Portelli4 1 Unpretentious (Aus) Stratum (Aus) Oliver Burke5 5 Angelic Light (Aus) Holy Roman Emperor (Ire) Maloney GriffithsAll carry 129 pounds bar Angelic Light, 124.

PHIPPS TO GIVE ICHA KEYNOTE SPEECHEdited Press Release The Jockey Club Chairman Ogden Mills (Dinny)Phipps will deliver the keynote address at theInternational Conference of Horseracing AuthoritiesOct. 6 in Paris, France. The ICHA will be chaired byLouis Romanet, chairman of the International Federationof Horseracing Authorities, and will focus on two mainareas: racing surfaces and safety and building asuccessful social media strategy. The first topic willfeature presentations from trainer Graham Motion andDr. Mick Peterson, executive director of the RacingSurfaces Testing Laboratory. The second topic willfeature presentations from David Sternberg, the head ofmedia for Manchester United, and Wolfgang Breyer,head of international advertising, online communicationand entertainment marketing for BMW Group. Theconference will also feature a report from Dr. YvesBonnaire on behalf of the IFHA Advisory Council onEquine Prohibited Substances detailing global labcertification and other matters forthcoming from theInternational Conference of Racing Analysts andVeterinarians. The Hong Kong Jockey Club=s AndrewHarding will give an update on issues related to theinternational movement of horses. Jockey Clubpresident and chief operating officer Jim Gagliano willgive an update on the upcoming 2015 Pan AmericanConference, and racing in Scandinavia and Korea willalso be profiled. The full agenda of the conference canbe found at www.ifhaonline.org, and a live videostream of the open forum will be available online. In addition the IFHA has unveiled its 2013 AnnualReport. To access the report, visit the IFHA=s website.

DE SOUSA TO MISS CHAMPIONS DAY Jockey Silvestre De Sousa will be forced to sit on thesidelines for QIPCO British Champions Day Oct. 18after receiving a 21-day whip ban. De Sousa wasreferred to the British Horseracing Authority followinghis winning ride on Toocoolforschool (Ire) (Showcasing{GB}) in the Sept. 20 G2 Mill Reef S. at Newbury. It isDe Sousa=s fifth whip ban, warranting a suspension oftwo to six days, in the last six months. The suspensionwill run Oct. 3 to 19, and seven days have beendeferred. The ban is the second recent blow to DeSousa after he was faced with the possibility of beingfaced on the forfeit list in Dubai relating to costs ofabout ,20,000 for a two-day ban he picked up ridingthere, but the rider=s agent, Gareth Owen, revealedsome good news on that front. "He's not been put onthe forfeit list today and they have closed for the day,@Owen said. "I know there was some communication viae-mail between the two parties and I've spoken toSilvestre's wife today. We're hoping that we've gotsome more time and that it is in the process of beingsorted out."

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SUNTRACER POSSIBLE FOR CANADIAN INT’L Team Block=s Suntracer (Kitten=s Joy), a nose winnerin the GIII Kentucky Turf Cup S. at Kentucky DownsSept. 13, has exited the race well and may try Grade Icompany next time. AWe=ll nominate him to the GICanadian International [Oct. 19 at Woodbine] and takea look at it,@ said trainer Chris Block. AHe=s doing verywell. We=ll also consider the GIII Sycamore [S. Oct. 16at Keeneland].@ Also possible for the 12-furlong test areAmerican St. Leger winner The Pizza Man (EnglishChannel); multiple graded stakes winner Grandeur (Ire)(Verglas {Ire}), GI Northern Dancer S. scorerSheikhzayedroad (GB) (Dubawi {Ire}) and GroupI-winning French sophomore Gallante (Ire) (Galileo{Ire}). Also a member of the Block team, homebred I O Ireland (Giant=s Causeway), who was caught lateand had to settle for second in the second division ofthe Kentucky Downs Ladies Marathon last Wednesday,appears to have exited the race in fine form. The 4-year-old is a half-sister to multiple graded stakeswinner and American St. Leger runner-up Ioya Bigtime(Dynaformer). AGoing into the first turn she was layingbehind that longshot on the lead and she bumped her,so [jockey C. H. Marquez said >I got to get away fromthat filly= and put her on the lead,@ said Block of hispupil=s latest effort. AShe ran really well. We=ll look atthe [Listed] Dowager [S. Oct. 19].@

KEE CATALOGS 4,026 HORSES FOR NOV SALEEdited Press Release Keeneland has cataloged 4,026 horses for theupcoming November Breeding Stock Sale, to be heldNov. 4-14. Catalogs will be available electronically viaKeeneland=s website, www.Keeneland.com, beginningSept. 30. Print catalogs will be mailed the week of Oct. 13. The catalog includes 2,082 broodmares andbroodmare prospects, 1,589 weanlings, 350 horses ofracing age and five stallions. AThe November Sale is theworld=s most important sale of bloodstock,@ KeenelandVice President of Sales Walt Robertson said.AKeeneland=s recent September Yearling Sale once againproved that horsemen from around the globe shop atKeeneland, and those and other horsemen will returnfor this premier offering of breeding stock.@ On Nov. 5,the session will conclude with an exclusive draft ofmares bred to Dual-Hemisphere stallion Scat Daddy onSouthern Hemisphere time. Scat Daddy, the leading sirethis year in Chile, stands in Kentucky at Ashford Stud,which is consigning the mares. On Tuesday, Nov. 11,the session will include horses of racing age, includingthe annual consignment from WinStar Racing, agent.The sale=s first two sessions, which are included inBook 1, will begin at 11 a.m. The remaining sessionsstart at 10 a.m.

DANZA(c, 3, Street Boss--Champagne Royale,

by French Deputy)*$105,000 yrl ‘12 KEESEP.

O-Eclipse Thoroughbred Partners; B-Liberation Farm & Brandywine Farm (KY);

T-Todd Pletcher.Lifetime Record: 5-2-0-3, $866,428.

Last Start: 3rd GI Kentucky Derby May 3.

Danza (Street Boss)--last seen rallying smartly in deepstretch for third in the GI Kentucky Derby--was placedon the shelf after being deemed Anot 100%@ by trainerTodd Pletcher in a pre-GI Belmont S. breeze. The GI Arkansas Derby upsetter has continued to advance

in his training with JJ Pletcher at PaytonTraining Center inOcala, Florida, and isset to join ToddPletcher=s Palm BeachDowns string Oct. 1,per EclipseThoroughbredPartners PresidentAron Wellman. AThe colt hasthrived since we'vebegun to gear himback up in the past

six weeks or so and all reports are positive coming fromthe Pletcher camp,@ Wellman reported. A clocker at Belmont Park apparently got the wronglicense plate earlier this month when crediting Danzawith a four-furlong move in :49 2/5 Sept. 8. AI was flattered by how many texts and emails wereceived as a result of Danza being on the worktab, asit was nice to see all the love for the colt, but it wasn'thim!,@ Wellman revealed. AThat was another Pletcherhorse named Damsah (Mr. Greeley), who the officialclocker confused with Danza. Honest mistake.@ Wellman added that the half-brother to GI Gold Cupat Santa Anita S. winner Majestic Harbor (RockportHarbor) is targeting next year=s prestigious GI Donn H.at Gulfstream Park with hopes of getting the chestnutback in the entries by the beginning of the new year. -Steve Sherack

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MEAN SEASON(c, 4, Henny Hughes--Mean Imogene,

by Silver Deputy)*$72,000 yrl ‘11 KEESEP;

$150,000 HRA ‘13 KEENOV. O-Jake Ballis & Rashard Lewis;

B-Nursey Place, Manfuso & Grum(KY); T-Bill Mott.

Lifetime Record: 3-3-0-0, $104,400.Last Start: 1st OC at AQU Mar. 1.

J “TDN Rising Star” J Mean Season (HennyHughes)--vanned off with a stress fracture to his frontleft foreleg after running his record to a flawless three-for-three at AqueductMar. 1--is on the comebacktrail. AMean Season is at FairHill with Bruce Jacksonrehabbing,@ co-owner JakeBallis offered. AHe should beback around the first of theyear if all goes well.@ Arunaway debut winner forGinger Punch Racing andtrainer Jose Corrales going amile at Laurel lastSeptember, Ballis and hislongtime friend and NBApower forward RashardLewis acquired Mean Seasonfor $150,000 two monthslater from the Adena Springsdraft at the KeenelandNovember sale. Transferredto Hall of Fame trainer BillMott, the chestnut posted apair of jaw-dropping performances against optionalclaimers going six furlongs over the Big A inner thiswinter, winning by an effortless combined margin of 151/2 lengths. The 4-year-old earned a career-high BeyerSpeed Figure of 107 last time out. AI think he is one of the more talented sprinters in thecountry and it is unfortunate he had a setback,@ Ballisconcluded. AHe hasn't been tested and everything hehas done has been 100% on his own with no asking.There is no ceiling how good this horse can be once hegets back with Bill Mott.@ -Steve Sherack

TOP BILLING(c, 3, Curlin--Parade Queen,

by A. P. Indy)O/B-William S. Farish & E. J. Hudson Jr. (KY); T-Shug McGaughey.

Lifetime Record: 4-2-1-1, $96,835.Last Start: 3rd GII Fountain of Youth S.

Feb. 22.

J “TDN Rising Star” J Top Billing (Curlin) wasput back in training Sept. 1 after spending six monthsat WinStar Farm recovering from a cracked cannonbone in his right front leg. The injury was discoveredMar. 8 as he was walking back to barn following aroutine half-mile workout at Payson Park in preparationof the GI Florida Derby. He was operated on by Dr. Larry Bramlage just days later. AHe is at Fair Hill and is back in training,@ Hall of Fameconditioner Shug McGaughey said. AHe is jogging a mileand galloping a mile.@ McGaughey added, AIt will be a while before hebreezes. It will be at least another 60 days.@ Tabbed as aARising Star@ afteran impressive debutwin at Laurel Dec. 6, thechestnut justmissed to GI Belmont S.runner-upCommissioner (A.P. Indy) in a 1 1/8-mileGulfstream optional claimer Jan. 3. Returning to thewinner=s circle in impressive last-to-first fashion nextout there in a Jan. 25 optional claimer, Top Billing waslast seen coming from out of the clouds to be a lateclosing third over a very speed favoring surface in theGII Fountain of Youth S. Feb. 22. McGaughey hopes that the Hallandale oval will alsobe the site of the sophomore=s highly anticipated returnsometime next year. AThat would be a nice scenario, but we will just haveto wait and see,@ the conditioner concluded. -Christie DeBernardis

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HONOR CODE(r, 3, A.P. Indy--Serena’s Cat,

by Storm Cat)O-Lane’s End Racing & Dell Ridge Farm LLC;

B-Dell Ridge Farm LLC (KY); T-Shug McGaughey.

Lifetime Record: 4-2-2-0, $401,200.Last Start: 2nd Gulfstream allowance Mar. 12.

Just two weeks after Top Billing (Curlin) was takenoff the Triple Crown trail with a cracked cannon bone,Hall of Famer Shug McGaughey lost all chance ofcapturing consecutive renewals of the GI KentuckyDerby when Honor Code (A.P. Indy) was put on theshelf due to a slight tear in his right hind suspensory.The tear was diagnosed the morning after he breezed ahalf-mile at Gulfstream in :48.12 in advance of ascheduled start in the GI TwinSpires.com WoodMemorial S. at Aqueduct. The hulking dark bay was sent to join his sidelinedstablemate at WinStar Farm and returned to training atFair Hill in mid-July. AWe just gave him plenty of time,@ McGaugheycommented. AHe is back breezing now and will breezeagain [Friday]. Everything is going fine. In fact, he isahead of schedule.@ Honor Code breezed three furlongs at Fair Hill in:37.20 Sept. 19, which was the second fastest of 12works at the distance that day. AI was very happy with the work,@ McGaughey said.AHe will work an easy half-mile [Friday]. He willprobably breeze one more time after this and then comeback to [Belmont] around the first of October.@ Tabbed as a J “TDN Rising Star” J after a last-to-first romp through the mud in his Saratoga unveilingAug. 31, Honor Code made a similar attempt--whilerunning about eight wide--to just miss behind fellowARising Star@ Havana (Dunkirk) in the GI Champagne S.at Belmont Oct. 5. The sophomore gamely outnosedCairo Prince (Pioneerof the Nile) next out when keptcloser to the pace in Aqueduct=s GII Remsen S. Nov. 30.

With Honor Code=s sophomore debut delayed bybruised ankles, McGaughey considered bringing thecolt--who was training at Gulfstream--to Oaklawn tomake his seasonal bow in the GII Rebel S. Mar. 15. Hechanged his mind when Gulfstream racing secretaryP.J. Campo approached him and asked if he would bewilling to run the colt there if he filled a two-turnallowance race for 3-year-olds. The ridgling was runner-up to the streaking Social Inclusion (Pioneerof the Nile),who set a new track record in route to a 10-lengthvictory Mar. 12. McGaughey does not have a specific race in mind forHonor Code yet, but expects him to make his return tothe races in New York. AI would hope to race him in another month to sixweeks,@ he said. AIt depends on him. I will let him tellme. Hopefully he will make his first start before I go toFlorida.@ -Christie DeBernardis

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CLASSIC GEMS ON OFFER AT TATTSBy Kelsey Riley For almost as long as Tattersalls has been facilitatingsales of Thoroughbreds in the U.K., British racehorseowners have been in search of that rare specimen withjust the right dose of speed, stamina and courage toland the G1 2000 Guineas, G1 Epsom Derby and

G1 St Leger. Atotal of 15 haveachieved it, withNijinsky being themost recent in1970, and for thelast 44 yearsowners have beenon the hunt forthat once-in-a-lifetime horse toachieve the nearimpossible. While theBritish Triple

Crown has since fallen out of fashion--with Camelot(GB) (Galileo {Ire}) in 2012 being the only horse to evenattempt the feat since Nijinsky--the quest for this kindof greatness burns brighter than ever, and year-on-yearthe Tattersalls October Yearling Sale has proven aleading source of British Classic winners purchased atall levels of the market. Not only was Camelot--a525,000gns 2010 graduate who went on to win thefirst two jewels and finish second in the G1 St Legerafter adding the G1 Irish Derby--unearthed at TattersallsOctober Book 1, but this year the Newmarket auctionhouse achieved a rare feat when its 2012 graduatesNight of Thunder (Ire) (Dubawi {Ire}), Australia (GB)(Galileo {Ire}) and Kingston Hill (GB) (Mastercraftsman{Ire}) swept the three series races, giving Tattersalls aTriple Crown of its own. In addition, Tattersalls hassold six of the last 12 Epsom Derby winners; five of thelast 12 2000 Guineas winners and four of the last 13St Leger winners. Tattersalls= Classic tradition could beset to continue next year, with two 2013 Book 1graduates, Highland Reel (Ire) (Galileo {Ire}) andIvawood (Ire) (Zebedee {GB}) the early favorites fornext year=s Derby and 2000 Guineas, respectively. Given the success of the last three renewals of theTattersalls October Yearling Sale, such anaccomplishment should not come as a great surprise.The current wave began its rise in 2011, when theaggregate jumped 3.4 million guineas to51,634,000gns for 364 sold--85 fewer sold than theprevious year. Similarly, the 2011 average jumped 32%to 141,852gns, and the median was up 43% to100,000gns.

Those figures continued their steady upward march in2012. Each of the three Book 1 sessions that yearbroke the previous record for aggregate per session at aEuropean auction, resulting in a gross of 68,102,500,and a 15% increase in average to 162,925gns.Remarkably, theclimb continuedlast year. Despite79 fewer horsessold, last year=saggregate jumpedto 70,343,000 for339 sold, with anaverage of207,501gns and amedian of130,000gns. Lastyear=s openingsession saw theEuropean recordfor a yearling atauction smashed when a full-brother to G1 InvestecOaks runner-up Secret Gesture (GB) (Galileo {Ire})realized 3.6 million guineas from John Magnier. To theawe of the global bloodstock industry, that recordstood for just 24 hours. The following day, SheikhJoaan shelled out 5 million guineas for a full-sister to2012 Oaks winner Was (Ire) (Galileo {Ire}), which alsoset a world record for a yearling filly sold at auction. While it is these record-breaking prices that dominatethe headlines, it has been proven that Classic successcan be sourced from all levels of the market atTattersalls. While Australia was plucked out of the topend of the Book 1 market for 525,000gns by Coolmore,Night Of Thunder cost Rabbah Bloodstock just32,000gns at the same sale. Kingston Hill was a70,000gns purchase from Book 2 of the TattersallsOctober Yearling Sale. Four English or Irish Guineaswinners have been purchased from Book 1 since 2012,three of them for 50,000gns or less. AThe key to Book 1 is very evident just by looking atthe front and back covers of this year=s catalogue,@ saidTattersalls Marketing Director Jimmy George. AThe twohorses pictured exemplify what we feel Book 1 of theTattersalls October Yearling Sale is all about. There youhave Australia: a dual Derby winner, outstanding3-year-old colt of his generation and beautifully bred, bya Derby winner, out of an Oaks winner, who cost525,000 guineas at Europe's number one yearling sale.@

Dual Derby and Juddmonte Internationalwinner Australia, a Book 1 graduate

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TATTERSALLS OCTOBER YEARLING SALE BOOK 12009-2013 Stats (Prices in Guineas)

Year Cat. Off. Sold Aggregate Average Median2013 513 450 339 70,343,000 207,501 130,0002012 577 514 418 68,102,500 162,925 100,0002011 508 446 364 51,634,000 141,852 100,0002010 689 595 449 48,243,000 107,445 70,0002009 676 609 474 53,735,000 113,365 78,000

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AThat's what it's all about, but also sharing the backcover with him is Night of Thunder, who beat him inthe 2000 Guineas, and he was bought at Book 1 of theTattersalls October Yearling Sale for 32,000 guineas,@George added. AThat's why the buyers come to thissale. It's not all about Australia's making 500,000gns-plus, or the record breakers. These Classic winners canbe found at all levels of this sale, and they are yearafter year.@

Future Cover Stars... Book 1 of this year=s Tattersalls October YearlingSale, set for Oct. 7 to 9, numbers 472 lots, down from513 last year. Those include the siblings to 42 Classicor Group 1 winners and 232 stakes winners, as well as

the progeny of 26Group 1 or Classic-winning mares.Amongst thehighlights onpedigree are Lot 2, aFastnet Rock (Aus)three-quarter sisterto dual Oaks winnerand last year=s 4-million guineasTattersalls Decemberpurchase DancingRain (Ire) (DanehillDancer {Ire});lot 63, a Dalakhani(Ire) half-sister to G1 1000 Guineaswinner Speciosa (Ire)(Danehill Dancer{Ire}) and two otherstakes winners;

lot 75, a Street Cry (Ire) filly out of multiple groupwinner Strawberrydaiquiri (GB) (Dansili {GB}); lot 107, afull-sister to Group 1-winning 2-year-old and sireZoffany (Ire) (Dansili {GB}) and multiple group winnerand Group 1-placed Wilshire Boulevard (Ire) (HolyRoman Emperor {Ire}); lot 140, an Invincible Spirit (Ire)daughter of G1 Italian Oaks heroine Zanzibar (Ire) (Inthe Wings {GB}), already the dam of multiple gradedwinner and Grade I-placed Spice Route (GB) (King=sBest); lot 182, an Oasis Dream colt out of dual Guineaswinner and five-time Group 1 winner Attraction (GB)(Efisio {GB}) and a full-brother to Group 3 winnerFountain of Youth (Ire); lot 214, a Shamardal half-brother to Group 1 winner Halfway To Heaven (Ire)(Pivotal {GB})--herself a group producer--and two otherGroup 3 winners; lot 237, a Dubawi (Ire) half-brother toGrade/Group 1 winners Viva Pataca (GB) (Marju {Ire})and Laughing (Ire) (Dansili {GB}); lot 242, a FastnetRock (Aus) half to this year=s G1 Grand Prix de Pariswinner Gallante (Ire) (Montjeu {Ire}); and lot 272, aGiant=s Causeway daughter of dual Grade I winnerDynaforce (Dynaformer).

The sale also offers lot 331, the lone representativeof War Front in the catalogue, a filly out of GI PersonalEnsign S. winner Icon Project (Empire Maker); lot 403,an Invincible Spirit (Ire) half-sister to G1 Falmouth S.winner Nahoodh (Ire) (Clodovil {Ire}); lot 422, a HighChaparral (Ire) half-sister to dual Group 1-winningsprinter Kingsgate Native (Ire) (Mujadil) and lot 463, afull-sister to GI Gulfstream Park Breeders= Cup H.winner Prince Arch. AEvery year you go into the sales season hoping tobetter the previous years figures,@ George noted. ALastyear's Book 1 set the bar very, very high, but thisyear's Book 1 is very high quality. If ever a cataloguehad a chance to emulate last years, it's this one.@ ABook 1 of the October Yearling Sale is a cataloguethat always features that perfect combination ofoutstanding pedigree and physical,@ George added.AThere will be some very high quality individuals for allthe world's leading buyers.@

Urban Legend... For an indication of the elite level of quality on offerin Book 1, one need only take note of the two mostrepresented sires: Urban Sea=s sons Sea the Stars (Ire)and Galileo (Ire), with 35 and 29, respectively,catalogued. This select group includes the progeny ofor siblings to five Classic winners and 13 Group 1winners. While Galileo hasbecome a perennialworldwide leading sire, Sea the Stars is beginningto carve out a legacy in hisown right, with two first-crop Classic winners inTaghrooda (GB) and Seathe Moon (Ger) and G1 Prix Saint-Alary victressVazira (Fr) amongst his 11 stakes winners. AGalileo is the provenworld number one sire, andto have such a significantnumber of yearlings bysuch a preeminent stallionis a huge testament to thereputation of Book 1 of theOctober Yearling Sale asEurope's premier yearling sale,@ said George. AThis iswhere the best yearlings by the best stallions comeyear after year, and in Sea the Stars we have a youngstallion who is on the way to establishing himself as ahugely significant sire as well. The number of yearlingsin Book 1 by those two stallions, and all the other top10 British and Irish stallions, reflects the preeminenceof Book 1 of the October Yearling Sale and thereputation it has as the number one sale of its type inEurope.@Cont. p13

Lot 2 is a 3/4 sister to Dancing RainTattersalls

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Tatts cont. Some of the highlights amongst the Galileo and Seathe Stars progeny are lot 177, a Sea the Stars daughterof G1 Irish 1000 Guineas heroine Ardbrae Lady (GB)(Overbury {Ire}); lot 212, a Galileo colt out of a full-sister to Tapit; lot 261, the first foal out of DateWith Destiny (Ire), the lone foal by George Washington(Ire), a filly by Galileo; lot 297, a Galileo half-brother toAttraction; lot 318, a Galileo three-quarter to Derbywinner Pour Moi (Ire) (Montjeu {Ire}) and two otherstakes winners; lot 370, a Sea the Stars filly out of GI E.P. Taylor S. winner Lahaleeb (Ire) (Redback {GB});lot 375, a Sea the Stars half-brother to dual Group 1winner and sire Linngari (Ire) (Indian Ridge); lot 399, aGalileo half-sister to Classic winner and triple Group 1winner Blue Bunting (Dynaformer); lot 436, a Sea theStars half-sister to Derby winner Motivator (GB)(Montjeu {Ire}) and two other stakes winners and lot442, a Galileo half-brother to GI King George VI andQueen Elizabeth S. winner Harbinger (GB) (Dansili {GB}).

New Shooters and Old Favorites... First season sires are always prone to causing a stirat the sales, and this year=s group appears an especiallystrong one, with all nine sires represented by their firstprogeny being Classic or Group 1 winners. DreamAhead and Canford Cliffs (Ire) are represented by 10 and seven yearlings, respectively. Poet=s Voice (GB)and Pour Moi (Ire) have eight each, while the latter=sgroup looks particularly strong, including the siblings tothree Group 1 winners. AEvery year people are fascinated by the first crop

sires and verymuch drawn tothem, trying toidentify a futurestar sire,@ Georgesaid. AI think thisyear's crop are anexciting bunch,and they'veattracted somevery high-classmares as well.@ While thesenew shooters arebeginning to

make their presence felt, the yearling sales industry willalso bid farewell to two sires represented by their finalcrops: Monsun (Ger) and Montjeu (Ire). Monsun has justone catalogued, a colt out of a full-sister to Group 1winners Listen (Ire) and Sequoyah (Ire), and Montjeu isrepresented by six. AIt would be lovely to have a few more from the lastcrops of those two wonderful stallions, but sadly theywere few and far between in their limited last crops,@George said. AThey're both great losses to not only theEuropean breed, but the global breed and industry, andit's great to have representatives from their respectivefinal crops.@

The American-based sires represented are Arch, CapeBlanco (Ire), Elusive Quality, Eskendereya, ExchangeRate, Giant=s Causeway, Hat Trick (Jpn), Kitten=s Joy,Lemon Drop Kid, Speightstown, Stormy Atlantic, StreetCry (Ire) and War Front.

Worldwide Acclaim... Tattersalls has in recent years seen a wide spread ofbuyers from all corners of the globe, and everywhere inbetween, descend on Park Paddocks for the OctoberYearling Sale. In addition to the well-documented rise ofbuyers from the Middle East, those increasing theirspending power during Book1 include interests fromChina, Hong Kong, Japan,Australia, South Africa andthe U.S. George pointed to thestrength of the Europeanbloodstock industry as awhole as a reason for buyersto travel from afar to stocktheir stables. AThe great thing aboutEurope at the moment is thedepth to the quality of thestallions standing particularlyin Britain in Ireland,@ he noted.AThe top five stallions inBritain in Ireland stand tallamongst the global elite, andthat has been recognized by owners, trainers andbuyers from throughout the world. We expect to seebuyers from North America, Europe, the Gulf region,Japan, Hong Kong, Australasia--you name it, we willexpect to see buyers from all corners of the world. Ithink that reflects not only on the quality of Book 1, butalso the standing in which European racing andbreeding is held globally.@

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Pour Moi has the siblings to three Group 1winners catalogued

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TATTERSALLS MILLIONS 2015/16 SCHEDULE

Sept. 19, 2015£200,000 Tattersalls Millions Median Auction Trophy

Oct. 3, 2015£500,000 Tattersalls Millions 2YO Trophy£300,000 Tattersalls Millions 2YO Fillies’ Trophy

Newmarket Craven Meeting 2015:£200,000 Tattersalls Millions 3YO Trophy£100,000 Tattersalls Millions 3YO Sprint

*All races at Newmarket Racecourse

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Five in a Million... Prize money is arguably the greatest challenge facingthe British industry, and Tattersalls= answer to this issueis its Tattersalls Millions series, which allows graduatesof Book 1 of the October Yearling Sale to compete in aseries of races worth ,1.3 million at NewmarketRacecourse. The 2014-2015 series, which kicked offwith a pair of ,100,000 races for juveniles Sept. 20,continues Oct. 4 with the ,500,000 Tattersalls Millions 2YO Trophy--the country=s richest race for 2-year-oldsand open to colts, geldings and fillies--and the,300,000 2YO Fillies Trophy. The series for this cropculminates next year in the ,200,000 TattersallsMillions 3YO Trophy and the ,100,000 TattersallsMillions 3YO Sprint at Newmarket=s Craven meeting inApril. AThe Tattersalls Millions series is hugely popular,@George noted. AIt provides owners opportunities to runfor very significant prize money with horses that maynot often get that opportunity. The key issue year onyear facing British owners is the level of prize money, inparticular at the maiden level as compared with the restof the world. These races, for many years now, haveprovided owners with an opportunity to earn seriousprize money. The more prize money owners earn, themore they're inclined to stay in the game and reinvest,and that's what the Tattersalls Millions is all about.@ The 2015-2016 edition will be tweaked slightly withfive races instead of six--one fewer 2-year-old race--forthe same ,1.3 million pot. An overwhelming number of Tattersalls Millionswinners in recent years were purchased in the30,000gns to 100,000 range, and George noted thatthe race series adds a new dimension to that area ofthe market. AI think it's key to that sector of the market of Book 1,@ he said. ABuyers can come to Book 1 and buyClassic winners at that level, but even if they fail to hitthe bullseye and manage to find a nice individual who isjust below top class, they'll have the opportunity torace for very significant prize money. It's a major factorin stimulating that middle market, and something that isvery popular with owners.@

Book Two Goes to Three... Book 1 of the October Yearling Sale wraps up itsthree-day stand Oct. 9, and after a four-day hiatus thesale returns Oct. 13 to 15 with Book 2. This secondsegment of the October Yearling Sale has developed asolid reputation its own right for turning out high-classhorses for modest prices--Kingston Hill being a case inpoint--and last year recorded gains across all indicators.The aggregate was up more than 5 million guineas froma smaller catalogue, while the average increased 21%to 47,529gns, and the median was up 16% to 37,000.The buyback rate was down 16% to 13%. In a move to further increase the focus on quality,Book 2 will this year be staged over two days afterrunning four days since 2005. George noted that thepopularity of Book 2 is increasing as Book 1 growsmore and more competitive. AYear on year, people will start in Book 1, and just asone sees in similar formats elsewhere in the world,people will keep on going until they fulfill theirrequirements,@ he said. AI think the key to Book 2 thisyear is we've tightened up the numbers a bit. It's beena four-day sale the last eight years, and this year we=vemade a conscious effort to tighten it up to three days. Ithink that has had a beneficial effect on the catalogueand I think it will make the sale more workable for theowners, trainers and agents.@ The two-day Book 3 will follow on Oct. 16 and 17,with Book 4 wrapping up proceedings later in themonth on Oct. 30 and 31. In the meantime, buyers canlook forward to seeing likely future Classic and Group 1winners on parade at the Tattersalls October YearlingSale Book 1, and with such a proven track record at alllevels of the market at Park Paddocks, just who thatcould be will be anyone=s guess. AIt's what racing is all about,@ George said withenthusiasm. AYou can come to Book 1 with 30,000 or40,000 guineas year in and year out and get yourself aGroup 1 winner, whether it's a Classic winner or aGroup 1-winning 2-year-old. Equally, you can comethere with millions and expect to find the same. I thinkwhat makes it extra special is it's not just one year hereor there that produces these sorts of results. Book 1produces this level of achievement year in and year out,so the buyers are confident that when they come to thesale they will see the cream of the European crop, andthat will go on to be reflected on racecoursesthroughout the world at the very highest level.@

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Castlebridge Building On Success...By Michele MacDonald Often in business it takes decades, entire lifetimes oreven the span of generations to establish a brand thatis widely viewed as emblematic of success and quality. No such lengthy passage of time has been necessary

for the TheCastlebridgeConsignment, afull-service salesand bloodstockconsultancyoperated by fourpartners splitbetween bases inEngland andIreland. Growing rapidlyfrom its initial draft

of 10 mares to the 2002 Tattersalls December sale, thebusiness now is such an integral part of the upscaleEuropean auction scene that it is difficult to imagine aTattersalls sale without Castlebridge. "We have been fortunate to enjoy a fairly steadyprogression with the business," reflected partner anddirector Andrew Mead, who is based in Newmarketwith Castlebridge East, the operation's boarding andsale prep facility located adjacent to Cheveley Park Studand which houses about 30 boarders. "We had someold friends and clients who helped us in the early daysto whom we are very grateful, and that enabled us togather momentum. Basically, we were just lucky to bein the right place at the right time when we started." Fellow directors Bill and Tara Dwan oversee the largerCastlebridge Stud farm in County Meath, Ireland, whereabout 60 boarders typically are housed. MarionGoodbody, who long worked with Mead in their formerbloodstock agency, is the fourth partner as well as jointmaster of the Tipperary Foxhounds. Over the past several years, The CastlebridgeConsignment has racked up a number of stellarachievements that are the envy of consignorsworldwide, and the mammoth operation is poised foranother strong Tattersalls October yearling sale with 91horses catalogued over the course of the entire auction. Castlebridge, which annually consigns about 300horses fairly equally divided between yearlings, foalsand broodmares at sales in England, Ireland and France,reached the top of the business in only six years,leading all European consignors by turnover in 2008and again in 2009. The company has ranked amongstthe top six sellers during the Book 1 portion ofTattersalls' October sale in each of the past four years,leading all consignors in 2012 with 20 lots sold for6,077,000 guineas. The colt Hydrogen (GB) (Galileo{Ire}), the world's most expensive yearling of 2012,topped that sale when sold by Castlebridge for 2.5million guineas to David Redvers, bloodstock advisor toQatari Sheikh Fahad Al Thani.

The Castlebridge Consignment also led its peers intotal turnover for yearlings sold during other parts ofthe Tattersalls October sale in 2012, as well as leadingthat year's December foal and mare sales at England'sesteemed auction house. In 2013, Castlebridge lit upthe board at the Goffs November sale in Ireland, selling24 horses under the Paulyn Dispersal label for asale-topping total of i12,734,000, including theall-time Irish sale record of i6 million that G1 Irish Oakswinner Chicquita (Ire) (Montjeu {Ire}) drew from Peterand Ross Doyle on behalf of Coolmore. Castlebridgefollowed the Paulyn lots with another 15 horses soldunder its own banner at the same sale for an additionalgross of i2,020,200. There is no sign that this thunderous momentum willsoon be quelled. By sheer numbers alone, Castlebridgewill continue to be a major factor throughout theTattersalls October yearling sale, with 30 lotscatalogued in Book 1, 33 in Book 2 and 28 in Book 3. Seven offspring of Sea The Stars (Ire) form thebackbone of the Castlebridge group in Book 1, withthree by Galileo (Ire), a pair by Oasis Dream (GB) andothers by such sires as Street Cry (Ire), Shamardal,Montjeu (Ire) and Fastnet Rock (Aus) offering plenty ofsizzle. The Castlebridge Consignment also will have theunusual distinction of offering the first Turkish-bredyearling ever to step into the ring during a Book 1session of the Tattersalls October sale. Lot 110, a baycolt by Sea The Stars, is the first foal out of thestakes-placed Unity (Ire) (Sadler's Wells) and hails fromthe family of multiple Group 1 winner My Emma (GB)(Marju {Ire}) and European champion stayer ClassicCliche (Salse). "He is a nice Sea The Stars colt. We like him a lot,"Mead said, breaking his usual practice of notcommenting on individuals in the consignment onlybecause of the unique nature of the colt as aTurkish-bred. Rob Speers, bloodstock advisor to prominent Turkishowner and breeder Ibrahim Araci, acquired Unity in foalto Sea The Stars at the 2012 Tattersalls December salefor 525,000gns.

The Castlebridge ConsignmentCastlebridge

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Castlebridge cont. This colt provides a glimpse of not only the caliber ofindividual The Castlebridge Consignment has becomeknown for, but also of some of the intriguingconnections from a variety of nations that the partnershave assembled in building their business. Mead and hiscolleagues do not like to discuss their clients, eventhose who own the horses they will offer at sale, oreven describe the individual assets of those sale horses.They hold to an unwritten policy of "being very coy," inMead's words, to avoid causing offense or crossing aline of discretion that might impede their business.However, the diversity of clients and connections thatthe four partners developed with what the Castlebridgewebsite bills as their "over a century's experience andhands-on expertise in all sectors of the bloodstockindustry" is a primary reason for the creation of thecompany.

Based on the breeding records of the yearlings theyhave on offer at Tattersalls, their clients and industryconnections include the Tsui family, which campaignedSea The Stars, through their Sunderland Holdings; theRabbah Bloodstock associates of Sheikh Mohammed;the family of Irish trainer Dermot Weld; Kuwaitibusinessmen Saleh Al Homaizi and Imad Al Sagar;Spanish owner Chantal Regalado-Gonzalez; CraigBennett's Merry Fox Stud, owner and breeder of recentG1 Moyglare Stud S. winner Cursory Glance (DistortedHumor); Whisperview Trading Ltd., the firm operated bytrainer Aidan O'Brien and his wife, Anne-Marie;American fashion mogul Andrew Rosen; Russian ZalimBifov, who has raced horses at the Dubai World CupCarnival, and Lady Bamford. As Mead recalls, the Castlebridge partners first begandiscussing how they could multiply the strength of theirindividual clients after Bill Dwan took care of a yearlingfilly purchased by Mead and Goodbody at Goffs morethan a decade ago. Sitting around a table in the homeof Tara Dwan's father, Irish trainer MichaelCunningham, they decided "to form a consigningbusiness that would hopefully make best use of theirvarious abilities and industry contacts," he said.

"The name 'Castlebridge' was decided upon at thatvery meeting," Mead noted. The partners were inspired in the choice of the nameby Trim Castle, Ireland's largest Anglo-Norman fortresslocated near the Dwans' farm in County Meath and wellknown as a location forscenes in severalmovies, including MelGibson's epicBraveheart. In the early days ofthe business, the Dwanswere the high-profilefaces of Castlebridge atthe sales, while Meadand Goodbodycontinued to work asbloodstock agents. Butin more recent years, allthe partners can be found working the Castlebridge salebarns at the major European auctions. "Bill is still by far the most recognized face of thecompany, particularly in Ireland, but we all haveindividual clients to whom we give personal attention,"Mead said, adding that having both English-based andIrish-based principals is an advantage in developingbusiness. "There seems to be a nice balance of English andIrish philosophy within Castlebridge," Mead added,observing that he is "clearly at home in front of alaptop, chewing over the small print of sale companyconditions of sale or dealing with a pile of sale pedigreeproofs. "I have to confess I can be quite pedantic on detail,"he confided. Meanwhile, Bill Dwan spends much of histime on the road, visiting farms and inspecting yearlingsand other horses that will be part of their sales drafts. The Castlebridge partners' guiding philosophy is fairlysimple: provide quality service. "We don't look to undercut anyone on price to attractbusiness," Mead said. "We have always charged thesame basic commission rates since we started thecompany and we make a point of re-charging our saleexpenses to the client at cost without any add-ons. Wealways try to employ the best possible staff and tosimply provide good service, with the ultimate aim ofgetting the horse sold. He continued, AI think it's fair to say we don'tactively chase new customers or look to take clientsfrom our fellow consignors. We take the view thatthere is plenty of business out there to be sharedaround and are just pleased if anyone likes what we doand wants to use us to sell their horses.@ One of Castlebridge's major strengths--and a primefactor in retaining clients--is the partners' keen ability toassess market conditions and help owners in settingreserve prices. "We are pretty good in giving clients advice at thesales on what their horse is likely to make going intothe ring," Mead said. Cont. p17

Bill Dwan (left) and Paulyn’s Paul Makin at the Goffs dispersalRacing Post

The Castlebridge-sold Hydrogen wasthe world’s most expensive yearling

in 2012Racing Post

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"We get occasional requests from clients to givethem a sale price some weeks or even months ahead ofa sale. We generally decline to put our heads on thechopping block for that one. But I think after we'veshown a horse for 48 hours to all the prospectivebuyers, we can give good advice on how the horse hasbeen received, what his likely sale price will be andtherefore where the client should set the reserve. As aresult, we have a pretty reasonable clearance ratebased on the reserve price we give the client." Castlebridge will enter the Tattersalls October sale offthe high of selling the top-priced yearling at theTattersalls Ireland September sale, a colt by TwirlingCandy from the family of multiple Group 1 winnerBigstone (Ire) (Last Tycoon {Ire}). Ross Doyle signedthe i115,000 ticket on the Irish-bred colt, who justtwo months earlier had been bought by BlandfordBloodstock for $35,000 at the Fasig-Tipton Julyyearling sale in Lexington. In looking forward toTattersalls October, Mead said the Castlebridgepartners view the European market as "continuing to berobust and still containing a fair bit of genuine optimismfor the immediate future." Some of the intriguingCastlebridge entries in Book 1 of the Tattersalls Octoberyearling sale include lot 157, a colt by Sea The Starsout of Alizaya (Ire) (Highest Honor {Fr}), a half sister toG1 Irish St Leger and G1 Prix du Cadran winner Alandi(Ire) (Galileo). Bred by Sunderland Holdings, this colt'sblue-blooded Aga Khan Studs family also includesEnglish champion filly Aliysa (Ire) (Darshaan {GB}) andEuropean co-champion Alamshar (Ire) (Key of Luck); lot163, a colt by Danehill Dancer (Ire) out of Althea Rose(Ire) (Green Desert), a half-sister to champion, Classicwinner and sire Desert King (Ire) (Danehill); lot 178, acolt bred in Kentucky by Merry Fox Stud and sired byStreet Cry out of the Irish Group 3-placed mareArkadina (Ire) (Danehill), who is a half-sister to Irishchampion Again (Ire) (Danehill Dancer). This colt's thirddam produced Montjeu;lot 222, a filly from the smalllast crop sired of Montjeu and bred by the O'Briens'Whisperview Trading Ltd. out of Charroux (Ire)(Darshaan), the dam of multiple stakes winner PerfectTruth (Ire) (Galileo) and stakes-placed Beyond Brilliance(Ire) (Holy Roman Emperor {Ire}). This filly's seconddam is champion Durtal (Ire) (Lyphard), a half-sister toFrench Horse of the Year and G1 Prix de l'Arc deTriomphe winner Detroit (Fr) (Riverman) and granddamof G1 Irish 2000 Guineas winner Roderic O'Connor (Ire)(Galileo); lot 330, a bay colt by Galileo out of stakeswinner and G1 Irish Oaks runner-up Ice Queen (Ire)(Danehill Dancer) and from the family of champion andsire Last Tycoon (Ire) (Try My Best); lot 365, a colt byGalileo out of prolific producer Lady Icarus (GB)(Rainbow Quest), the dam of four stakes winnersincluding French Classic-placed colt Furner's Green (Ire)(Dylan Thomas {Ire}) and Irish Classic-placed filly LadyLupus (Ire) (High Chaparral {Ire}); lot 424, a colt byShamardal out of G1 Irish 1000 Guineas winnerNightime (Ire) (Galileo) and a half-brother tostakes-placed Sleeping Beauty (Ire) (Oasis Dream {GB}).

Newsells Has a Date With Destiny at Tatts...By Emma Berry For slightly less than 24 hours last October, NewsellsPark Stud held the record for the most expensiveyearling sold at public auction in Europe when itsGalileo (Ire) colt out of Shastye (Ire) (Danehill) sold for3.6 million guineas to MV Magnier. That record would be smashed the next eveningwhen Lodge Park Stud's Galileo filly, now named AlNaamah (Ire), sold for 5 million guineas, but NewsellsPark's general manger Julian Dollar reflected, "It was a

nice thing to achieve, evenif we only held the recordfor a split second." The sale of onehigh-priced yearling mayfleetingly grab theheadlines, but in thebloodstock industry, as inlife, reputations are earnedthrough consistency ofservice, and with draftsfrom Andreas Jacobs'Newsells Park Stud at anyof Europe's major yearlingsales, that consistency isin the quality of horse onoffer. The Royston-basedoperation led all consignors

during Book 1 last year, selling 16 yearlings for a totalof 7,215,000gns and average price of 450,938gns, andit will bring 19 to the market for this year's three-dayelite auction. Among those catalogued are a few rare jewels, andnone more so than the first foal of George Washington(Ire)=s only foal, Date With Destiny (Ire), who sells onthe second day of Book 1 as lot 261. "I try not to think of her as anything different, otherthan the fact that she's by Galileo, who is the beststallion out there," said Dollar. "Obviously there's beenplenty of interest because it's Date With Destiny butwe bought her because she's from a family which hasbeen really good to Newsells Park Stud." Date WithDestiny's half-sisterFlawly (GB) (Old Vic{GB}) is the dam ofthree Newsells ParkStud-bred stakeswinners--Best Name(GB) (King's Best),February Sun (GB)(Monsun {Ger}) andHeirloom (GB)(Dansili {GB})--allsix-figure yearlings before their successful antics on thetrack. Dollar added, "Flawly has been terrific for us andwe're lucky that Date With Destiny's yearling is a lovelyfilly--she's beautiful to look at and she has a good brainon her. She's pretty encouraging as a first foal."

Julian DollarEmma Berry

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Tattersalls October cont. While she would make a potentially first-ratefoundation mare for aspiring owner/breeders, twomembers of the draft who have obvious appeal asfuture stallion prospects are lots 101 and 326, sons,respectively, of two late and lamented stallions in

Monsun (Ger) andMontjeu (Ire), whosefinal crop of yearlingsare offered this year. "We're selling theMonsun colt for [sisterstud] Gestut Fahrhofand obviously we hopehe'll be popular in Book1--he's a lovely horsefrom a good family,"said Dollar of lot 101,the only Monsunyearling in thecatalogue and a son of

Tu Eres Mi Amore (Ire) (Sadler's Wells), a full-sister toSequoyah (Ire), whose young son Henrythenavigatorhas made a promising start at stud. On the final day of Book 1, the Montjeu colt out ofHonorlina (Fr) (Linamix {Fr}) will go under the hammerrepresenting a former Lagardere family that includesClassic hero Vahorimix (Fr), GI Bredeers' Cup Milewinner Val Royal (Fr) and G1 Irish St Leger winner andG1 Melbourne Cup entrant Voleuse De Coeurs (Ire). "He's out of a sister to a French Guineas winner andthere are only a few of these left," said Dollar. "There'sthe rarity value, of course, but he's also a properhorse." G1 Moyglare Stud S. winner Mail The Desert (Ire)(Desert Prince {Ire}) enjoyed a timely pedigree updatewhen her juvenile son Desert Force (GB), by NewsellsPark's freshman stallion Equiano (Fr), made all to win aNewbury maiden in impressive fashion last week, andher Pivotal colt is scheduled to sell as lot 385 on theThursday of Book 1. A full-brother to multiple winnersAl Muthanaa (GB) and Mail Princess (GB), he isdescribed by Dollar as "an unbelievable looking horse,big and imposing with an incredibly athletic walk".He is not the only yearling in the draft to boast a Group1-winning dam, as Newsells Park will also offer a coltby Cacique (GB) out of the G1 Prix de l'Opera winnerKinnaird (Ire) (Dr Devious {Ire}) (lot 354), as well as aGiant's Causeway filly out of the GI Beverly D. S. andGI Flower Bowl Invitational winner Dynaforce(Dynaformer) (lot 272). For the former, two extremelyexciting juveniles have added a sprinkling of extra spiceto the family over the last two seasons, with Kinnaird'sson Berkshire (GB) (Mount Nelson {GB}) having landedthe 2013 Chesham S. at Royal Ascot, while his winninghalf-sister Keenes Royal (GB) (Red Ransom) is the damof the unbeaten dual Group 2 winner and early 2000Guineas favorite Ivawood (Ire) (Zebedee {GB}). "Kinnaird was just starting off in 2006 when I joinedthe stud and she didn't seem to get any credit for herwin in the Prix de l'Opera," recalled Dollar.

AIt was the same for her offspring--we took KeenesRoyale to the sales and nobody liked her. But then[Kinnaird=s group-winning half-brother] Mickdaam camealong and was a decent horse and Berkshire wonbrilliantly at Royal Ascot. The pedigree has really comealive with Ivawood this year." Unusually, Newsells Park will also be offering anon-homebred yearling when it consigns lot 446, afull-sister to crack sprinter Deacon Blues (GB) (ComptonPlace {GB}) on behalf of breeders Ken and ElizabethGrundy and Peter and Jan Hopper. A 2-year-old Equiano half-brother to the pair, namedThe Tin Man (GB), is in training with Deacon Blues'handler James Fanshawe and holds an entry for theTattersalls Millions 2YO Trophy Oct. 4, while theyearling filly looks to be another potentially speedymember of the family with "strong hindquarters, a realsprinter type". Though Dollar is not holding his breath in anticipationof breaking more October Sale records this year, he andhis team go there full of confidence in a solid draft ofhorses. He said, "Looking at the results from KeenelandSeptember, the market remains strong and I expectTattersalls to be every bit as strong as it was last year,if not more so."

Plus 10 Offers Buyer Incentives... By Emma Berry Over the last few years, several 'self-help' incentiveschemes have been introduced at bloodstock sales inorder to stimulate demand for British and Irish yearlingsfollowing the slump intrade caused byrecession and overproduction. Opinionremains divided as tohow beneficial eachscheme has been, butone factor on whichmost people in theindustry agreed wasthe need for a singlescheme to replace theRacing Post Yearling Bonus Scheme and the BritishOwners and Breeders Incentive Scheme (BOBIS), whichhave been running in tandem for the last couple ofseasons. The former--which was open to any entrant ina yearling sale and required the vendor to make theinitial registration payment followed by another fromthe purchaser--rewarded the owner of the winner ofone of its maiden races across Europe with a single,10,000 (or equivalent) bonus. BOBIS was solely forthe offspring of British-based mares or stallions, andoffered bonuses of up to ,10,000 depending on theclass of the race, with the prize being split betweenowner (60%), breeder (30%) and jockey, trainer andstable staff (10%). Launched just prior to the start ofthe British yearling sales this August, the new ,5.5million Plus 10 Scheme builds on BOBIS with itsinclusion of the offspring of Irish-domiciled stallions andmares.

Lot 101, a Monsun coltEmma Berry

Inspections at TattersallsTattersalls

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Cont. Funding still comes largely from owners and breederswith additional financial backing provided by the BritishHorseracing Authority, Horserace Betting Levy Board,Horse Racing Ireland, Goffs, Tattersalls and DBS.Eligible horses will be able to compete for 460 bonusraces for 2-year-olds in Britain and Ireland in 2015, witha planned expansion to 550 races for 2- and 3-year-oldsin 2016 once the other two schemes have been fullywound up. In common with BOBIS, there's no limit onthe number of bonuses each horse can win and theprizes are paid out on a sliding scale between owner,breeder, trainer, jockey and stable staff. Despite widespread calls for a single scheme, it's fairto say that Plus 10 has not been met with universalapproval, and in particular a number of large Irishconsignors have not registered their horses in thisinaugural year. The three-tier registration process--atfoal, yearling and 2-year-old stage, allowing for the factthat a significant number of horses are pinhooked asfoals and with the aim of rewarding the owners ofwinning horses at various stages in their lives--hascaused some confusion, while the launch of thescheme so close to the DBS Premier Sales and SilverSales meant that the logos for eligible horses wereunable to be printed in the catalogues. At the recent two-day select section of theTattersalls Ireland September Yearling Sale, horseseligible for Plus 10 races accounted for i2,055,000 ofthe total aggregate of i7,427,000, but the take-upappears to be higher for the Tattersalls October Sale inNewmarket, with 336 of 472 lots in Book 1 alreadyregistered, as well as 531 of 828 Book 2 yearlings and329 of 590 in Book 3. Plus 10 was also given a significant boost at itslaunch when it was revealed that Darley had registeredmore than 300 foals for the scheme. SheikhMohammed's bloodstock advisor John Ferguson said atthe time, "We believe Plus 10 will positively impactbreeders large and small due to the incentive it offerspeople to invest in British and Irish bloodstock and byrewarding those who opt to race locally. As a mark ofour support, Darley has registered 332 foals into thebonus scheme, ensuring our clients have theopportunity to enhance their racing returns."Buyers of yearlings this year should be aware that aPlus 10-eligible horse may have only been signed up forthe initial foal stage. Different colored rump stickers atthe sales (blue for foal stage and yellow for foal andyearling stage) denote each horse's level of eligibility,and those yearlings currently only eligible to the firststage can be signed up as yearlings by the new ownerup to Dec. 15. For those horses whose breeders havealready paid ,150 or i187.50 for the initial (foal stage)registration, yearling registration costs ,200 or i250,with a final payment of ,350 or i437.50 required byMar. 31, 2015. Further details can be found atwww.plus10bonus.com.

3:25p 6th-BEL, Msw, $75k, 2yo, f, 7fTHR/TVG Given Thursday’s persistent rains which washed races onto

a sloppy main track, it’s a bit of a crapshoot as to whetherthis will remain on the grass, but Live Oak Plantation’sGIANT CRYSTAL (Giant’s Causeway) has the pedigree toexcel on either surface. The chestnut, a $450K KEENOVweanling purchase, is a half-sister to 2012 GI WoodMemorial S. hero Gemologist (Tiznow) as well as SW ClearDestiny (Deputy Minister). The other half of the Live Oakentry, Souper Social (Distorted Humor), will run only if therace comes off. The $575K KEESEP purchase, out of a full-sister to GI Kentucky Oaks winner Secret Status (A.P. Indy),failed to handle an off track on her Saratoga debut Aug. 22and will look to go better here. Brisnet.com PPs

3:56p 7th-BEL, Msw $75k, 3yo/up, 1mHR/TVG Stronach Stables’ RESURGENCE (Awesome Again) gets

his career off to a belated start this afternoon, but is certainlybred to be any kind. The bay is out of Legs Lawlor(Unbridled), a half-sister to Horse of the Year Favorite Trick(Phone Trick), and cost connections a cool $1.35 million atthe 2011 Keeneland September sale. John Shirreffs has thetraining duties for the colt, who breezed a half-mile in :48 1/5from the gate (3/38) over the training track Sept. 19. Liam’sMap (Unbridled’s Song), a son of GSW and 2007Breeders’ Cup Filly/Mare Sprint third Miss Macy Sue(Trippi), carried the lead into the final furlong of his Aug. 23bow at Saratoga before settling for a big-figure second. The$800K KEESEP buy finished well clear of Darley’s Lucid(Elusive Quality), with whom he squares off again here.Brisnet.com PPs

6:19p 8th-CDX, Msw, $37k, 2yo, 7fHRTV The Wayne Catalano barn has had a strong September

meeting at Churchill, with 25% winners and 75% top-threefinishes from its first 20 starters, and the stable isrepresented here by TOUGH CUSTOMER (Giant’sCauseway). The bay, a $550K KEESEP acquisition, is thefirst foal from the stakes-placed Acquileia (Arch), a half-sister to GISW Pomeroy (Boundary) and a full sister toGold Vault, the dam not only of GISW Contested(Ghostzapper), but also the $2.2-million co-topping son ofWar Front from this month’s Keeneland September Sale.Burden (Blame), a homebred for Claiborne Farm and AdeleDilschneider, has some pedigree of his own to offer. TheApril foal is a half-brother to 2012 GII Pocahontas S. victressSign (Pulpit) and a 3/4-brother to Vexed (Arch), last year’sGII Golden Rod S. winner. Brisnet.com PPs

TODAY’S INSIGHTSYesterday=s Results:8th-BEL, $62,000, Alw, NW1$X, (S), 3yo/up, 6f (offturf), 1:10 4/5, my.WAKE UP IN MALIBU (g, 3, Malibu Moon--Wake UpKiss {MSW, $238,997}, by Cure the Blues), a maidenwinner at second asking in conditions similar to theseMay 22, made his three most recent starts on thegrass, finishing runner-up going six furlongs here July12 and at a mile at Saratoga Aug. 9. He ballooned toeighth on two weeks= rest last time out, but wasnevertheless favored here at 8-5. Under a busy ridefrom John Velazquez from the opening bell, Wake Up inMalibu was inside early, but was able to shift out to thethree path on the turn. With clear sailing from there,the half-brother to A Shin Forward (Forest Wildcat),G1SW-Jpn, $3,113,772, poked his head in frontturning for home and prevailed by a half-length asOgermeister (Silver Train) gave game chase. Saleshistory: $100,000 yrl '12 KEESEP. Lifetime Record:7-2-2-1, $115,410. Click for the brisnet.com chart orVIDEO. O-Jim & Susan Hill. B-Edition Farm (NY). T-GeorgeWeaver.

4th-BEL, $60,000, Msw, (S), 2yo, f, 1m, 1:39, my.BUILDING PERMIT (f, 2, Bellamy Road--UnbridledBlessing, by Unbridled's Song) took plenty of actioninto 5-2 for her Aug. 6 debut sprinting six furlongs atSaratoga, but never really reached contention andfinished a distant fourth to the subsequent MSP Hard toStay Notgo (More Than Ready). Bettors were willing togive the chestnut the benefit of the doubt and madeher the 17-10 chalk to get it right while stretching outto the one-turn mile. Hard held and a bit keen beneathJavier Castellano through the opening furlongs, BuildingPermit settled more kindly on the turn. She ranged upthree wide to make a line of three at the five-sixteenths, took command for good once straightenedfor the drive and came home 6 1/2 lengths better thanIn Spite of Mama (Speightstown), a 3/4-sister in bloodto GI Jockey Club Gold Cup hero Haynesfield(Speighstown). Sales history: $80,000 yrl '13 FTNAUG.Lifetime Record: 2-1-0-0, $39,650. Click for thebrisnet.com chart or VIDEO. O-Klaravich Stables Inc & William H Lawrence.B-William L Jones, Frank Antonacci, Geoff Stein &David Reid et al (NY). T-Chad C Brown.

Durkin Autograph Session on Super Saturday: Recently retired racecaller Tom Durkin will be signingautographs at Belmont Sept. 27 starting at 1 p.m. forthe first 200 fans securing a free voucher, available atnoon in the grandstand=s main concourse. The first6,000 fans will receive a Tom Durkin bobble head freewith paid admission, while supplies last.

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Yesterday=s Results:FITZ DIXON, JR. MEMORIAL JUVENILE S., $100,200,PID, 9-25, 2yo, 6 1/2f (AWT), 1:16 1/5, ft.1--#LESS THAN PERFECT, 115, c, 2, by Pleasantly Perfect

1st Dam: Special Date, by Aragorn (Ire)2nd Dam: Deputy Maiden, by Deputy Minister3rd Dam: Meter Maid, by Geiger Counter

($22,000 yrl '13 OBSAUG). O-Clyde D Rice; B-Aureliano Noguez-Morales (FL); T-Kevin Rice; J-Willie Martinez. $60,000. Lifetime Record: 7-2-0-1, $107,655.

2--Bourbon Cowboy, 115, c, 2, Cowboy Cal--First Installment, by Broken Vow. ($45,000 yrl '13 OBSAUG; $50,000 2yo >14 OBSAPR). O-Holmark Stables IV LLC. $20,000.3--Draw Nigh, 118, c, 2, Elite Squadron--Gal from Dixie, by Dixieland Heat. O-Jim C Rankin. $10,000.Margins: 2 1/4, 4, 4 3/4. Odds: 9.00, 1.50, 71.30.Also Ran: Breakin the Fever, Machination, Duff, Cooper’s Crescent, Court’sRuling, Seraph. Scratched: Louisiana Brown, Twisted Ginger, Pom PomPistol, Adventurous Fox. Less Than Perfect got his career off on a high notewith a debut score over this track May 21, but had justa single top-three finish in five starts since. Locallybased, his three most recent appearances came up atWoodbine, where he was third to Conquest Tsunami(Stormy Atlantic) in a grassy allowance prep for the GII Summer S. Aug. 23 ahead of a fourth behindConquest Boogaloo (Scat Daddy) in the Sept. 7Swynford S. on the Polytrack. He was back in less thana week for the Summer S. and gave a decent accountof himself when splitting the field in fourth. Making hisfourth start in the span of 33 days here, Less ThanPerfect landed in a pace-pressing second outside ofBreakin the Fever (Roaring Fever) as favored BourbonCowboy sat the best trip from third. Less Than Perfectgrabbed the lead away from Breakin the Fever in upperstretch and Bourbon Cowboy had every chance, butcould not get to him and Less Than Perfect took itgoing away. Second choice Seraph (Kantharos) refusedat the break and walked off the track.Click for the brisnet.com chart or VIDEO.

H.B.P.A. S., $100,600, PID, 9-25, 3yo/up, f/m, 1m70y(AWT), 1:39 2/5, ft.1--MISS MISCHIEF, 115, f, 4, Into Mischief--Kid Majic (SP), by Lemon Drop Kid. ($85,000 wlng '10 FTKNOV; $125,000 yrl '11 FTKJUL). O-Dianne Manning; B-Allen Poindexter (KY); T-Dale Capuano; J-Antonio A Gallardo. $60,000. Lifetime Record: 13-6-0-0, $258,800.

2--Awesome Flower, 123, m, 5, Flower Alley-- Formalities Aside, by Awesome Again. ($45,000 yrl '10 FTMOCT). O-Kenneth L & Sarah K Ramsey. $20,000.

3--Star Pearl, 118, f, 4, Tapit--Lexi Star, by Crypto Star. ($150,000 yrl '11 KEESEP). O-Pearl Bloodstock Ltd. $10,000.

Margins: 1 3/4, 5HF, 2HF. Odds: 1.70, 2.00, 4.50. A two-time winner in four starts for Tony Dutrowearly in her career, Miss Mischief made a half-dozenappearances for the Steve Asmussen barn thereafter,winning the restricted Pearl City S. at Aqueduct lastNovember. Fourth to the talented Filimbi (Mizzen Mast)in a third-level Belmont allowance on the turf May 21,she was fifth in the Firecracker S. on the Mountaineerlawn July 2 before joining this barn. She has since beenre-invented. The bay torched allowance rivals by 5 1/2lengths going 8 1/2 panels over this track Aug. 5 andwas even more impressive in annexing a localallowance by 6 3/4 lengths. Sept. 4. Favored in thisfinal open black-type event of the season at PresqueIsle, Miss Mischief raced three back on the fence and inabout seventh position as a steady pace developed upfront. She commenced a middle move leaving the five-furlong pole and had worked her way up into fourthentering the final turn. She had the leaders in her sightsat the quarter pole, came out and around chief marketrival Awesome Flower inside the final eighth of a mileand worked home nicely to remain perfect in threesynthetic tries. The final time was just 0.51 seconds offthe track record.Click for the brisnet.com chart or VIDEO.

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East Report cont.2nd-LRL, $40,240, Msw, 2yo, f, 7f, 1:25 4/5, sy.LAKE SEBAGO (f, 2, Munnings--Aviva's Pride, byBorrego) was sent off the 1-2 chalk in a scratched-down field of four to become the seventh winner forher freshman sire (by Speightstown) and left little doubtas to who was best. A debut second to the well-meantFox Hill firster Ruby=s Escapade (Malibu Moon) in a six-furlong Delaware maiden Sept. 4, Lake Sebago wassnagged back to be a tracking third while in the clearinitially before being switched down onto the railentering the turn. Put to a Trevor McCarthy drivenearing the head of the stretch, the $22,000 KeenelandSeptember graduate breezed past front-running MyMagician (Street Magician), pulled well clear and had 11 3/4 lengths to spare at the wire while in hand thefinal 70 yards. Spotted Heart (Lion Hearted) wassecond best. Lifetime Record: 2-1-1-0, $30,300. Clickfor the brisnet.com chart or VIDEO. O-Tim E O'Donohue Racing Stables LLC. B-MachmerHall, Carrie & Craig Brogden (KY). T-John J Robb.

9th-LRL, $41,470, Msw, 2yo, f, 5 1/2f (off turf), 1:06 4/5, sy.+BULLET SISTER (f, 2, Zensational--Renfro Valley Star,by Dayjur), the 7-2 third choice for her off-turf debut inthe Thursday finale at Laurel Park, gave jockey TrevorMcCarthy his fourth winner on the program with acomfortable victory. Beaten for speed by 5-2 secondfavorite Bren=s Golden Girl (Wegelia), Bullet Sister, ahalf to these connections= Grade II-winning sprinter FastBullet (Speightstown), $330,334, chased from secondand was as many as five lengths behind as they racedon the turn. But as the pacesetter began to tireapproaching the final furlong, Bullet Sister was hittingher best stride, wrested command with about asixteenth of a mile to come and stayed on nicely tobests Sagamore Farm=s Ginger N Rye (More ThanReady) by 1 1/2 lengths. The winner is also kin to BlairsRoarin Star (Roar), GSP, $181,771. Sales history:$20,000 RNA wlng '12 KEENOV; $32,000 yrl '13KEESEP. Lifetime Record: 1-1-0-0, $22,800. Click forthe brisnet.com chart or VIDEO. O-Zayat Stables LLC. B-Roy Gottlieb, Denali Stud &Zayat Stables (KY). T-John P Terranova II.

2nd-PEN, $33,300, Msw, (S), 2yo, f, 5f, 1:00 3/5, gd.+BLISSFUL MISS (f, 2, Jump Start--Domestic Bliss, byDomestic Dispute) lit up the tote to the tune of $135and some change, but not without some help from thestewards, who took down the number of 9-1 firsterKazuri (First Defence). Blissful Miss drew the outside inthis field of nine, but was let go as easily the longestprice on the board for a barn that hadn=t won with atleast its last 42 debuters, according to DRF Formulator.Away in good order, but deep on the track to the turn,Blissful Miss was fanned about six wide into the lane.On the business end, favored Wake Up Mama (Hold MeBack) took command at the eighth pole and was soonjoined to her inside by Kazuri, who crossed into thepath of Party (Zensational), forcing David Cora tosnatch that one up sharply. Kazuri came home a clear-cut 1 1/4-length winner as Blissful Miss outfinishedWake Up Mama for the place, but stewards had nochoice but to take down Kazuri from the top spot.Lifetime Record: 1-1-0-0, $19,980. Click for thebrisnet.com chart or VIDEO. O/B-Charles McGill (PA). T-Flint W Stites.

4th-DEL, $29,100, Msw, 2yo, f, 5 1/2f, 1:06, sy.+DIVINE EXCITEMENT (f, 2, Divine Park--Ghazo, byGhazi) was one of four left in this sloppy event and wasthe recipient of fully two-thirds of the money bet intothe win pool. Off therefore at odds of 3-10, thehomebred jumped on terms and showed the bestspeed, but jockey Kerwin Clark kept checking the rear-view mirror before clearing two rivals to her inside andhugging the rail around the circle. Latest Thinking (Taleof the Cat) got under way nearing the stretch and triedto make a race of it, but Divine Excitement--green whileattempting to switch her leads a furlong from home--kicked away in the final 100 yards to score by fourlengths. Jane Says (Tale of Ekati) rallied underneathLatest Thinking to snatch second on the wire. Thewinner is a full-sister to Divine Beauty, who won hercareer debut at Churchill last September and won thenon-black-type Letellier Memorial S. in her subsequenttrip to the post. She was runner-up in this year=sSilverbulletday S. at the Fair Grounds and is unracedsince, though she worked a bullet five-eighths from thegate in 1:00 flat Wednesday at Delaware. Sales history:$70,000 RNA yrl '13 KEESEP. Lifetime Record:1-1-0-0, $18,000. Click for the brisnet.com chart orVIDEO. O/B-Brereton C Jones (KY). T-J Larry Jones.

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w TDN CRITERIA w The races covered in the TDN are as follows:

w Stakes: purses of $50,000/upw Allowance Races: purses of $20,000/upw Optional Claiming Races: purses of $20,000/upw Maiden Special Weight Races: purses of $18,000/upw Maiden Claiming Races: purses of $18,000/up &

a minimum claiming price of $40,000

OBS Fall Mixed Catalog Online:Edited Press Release The catalog for the Horses of Racing Age Section ofthe Ocala Breeders' Sales Company's 2014 Fall MixedSale is now available on the OBS website athttp://obssales.com. It is included in the searchable andsortable master index, which provides links to pastperformances, under tack videos, pedigree andconsignor information. The iPad version of the catalogis available via the equineline Sales Catalog App. TheApp allows users to download and view the catalog,record notes and also provides innovative search, sortand rating capability. For information and downloadsvisit: http://www.equineline.com/SalesCatalogApp/. A total of 468 horses are cataloged for the MixedSale, scheduled to begin Oct. 14 with hip numbers 1-238 selling in the Consignor Preferred session. Hipnumbers 239-470 in the Open Session will be offeredOct. 15, followed by the Horses of Racing Age section.The Racing Age section, which begins with Hip No.471 immediately following the Mixed portion of theOpen Sale, includes a number of horses with black-typecredentials. Hip 483, 3-year-old Surfing U S A (RomanRuler) was third in the GII Tampa Bay Derby last winter.The 4-year-old gelding Joe Tess (Macho Uno), offeredas Hip 503, was third in Laurel=s state-bred Punch LineS. Sept. 13. Both sessions begin at 10:30 a.m. Thesale and Under Tack Show--which takes place on anoptional basis Oct. 13 at 10:00 a.m., will be streamedlive via the OBS website.

New Wagering Record for Kentucky Downs: Kentucky Downs= 2014 racing meet set new recordsfor wagering handle and starters per race. A total of$15,880,755 was bet on Kentucky Downs races duringthe five-day meet, which was a 23.9% increase overlast year=s $12,814,967. There was also an average of10.2 starters per race. ASurpassing last year=s previous record handle byalmost 24% is an accomplishment the Kentucky Downsteam is very proud of,@ said Kentucky Downs PresidentCorey Johnsen. AOn track crowds were veryenthusiastic, showing a 15% increase in handle overlast year. We have a lot of momentum, and are lookingforward to what the future has to offer forThoroughbred racing at Kentucky Downs.@ Rosie Napravnik and Julien Leparoux tied for leadingjockey honors with seven wins each. ConditionerWesley Ward nabbed his third leading trainer title atKentucky Downs with seven winners, including two onclosing day. Both of those closing day wins were forKen and Sarah Ramsey, who collected their secondstraight leading owner title with four wins, threeseconds and earnings of $264,000.

AWe are extremely gratified with the success of thisyear=s live meet,@ said Johnsen. AWe had tremendoussupport from horsemen and racing fans, and are proudof the quality of live racing that we were able to offer.Many of the nations top trainers raced horses with usthis year, and our jockey colony was second to none.@

TRF Featured in Vancouver Film Festival: The Thoroughbred Retirement Foundation=s SecondChances program at the James River Work Center inVirginia is featured in a film called AThe Wound and theGift: The True Meaning of Animal Rescue.@ The filmpremieres Sept. 30 at the annual VancouverInternational Film Festival, with a second viewingscheduled for Oct. 2. Actress Vanessa Redgravenarrates the film which focuses on humans rescuinganimals bred for profit, abused or sold on the blackmarket. AI found out about TRF at James River throughthe TRF website,@ the film=s producer and director LindaHoaglund said. AWhen I wrote to Anne Tucker [ChapterPresident at James River], she responded immediatelyand when we spoke by phone, I could hear herprofound commitment to the retiring horses and to theJames River Farm program in her voice.@ Hoaglundadded, AShe supported my vision for the film andworked hard to support our film permit application withthe Virginia Department of Corrections. She alsorecommended that we film a recent James River WorkFarm graduate, now professionally grooming horses atRose Retreat. I think that scene really brings home thefilm=s message that as much as humans save animals,animals also save humans.@

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Daytona to Old Friends:Edited Press Release Old Friends Thoroughbred Retirement Center inGeorgetown, Kentucky, have added stakes winnerDaytona (Ire) (Indian Ridge {Ire}) to its list of residents. ADaytona is a wonderful addition to our farm," saidMichael Blowen, Old Friends president and founder."We're certain he'll be very popular with visitors. Wecan't thank the Morgans enough for entrusting theirhorse to us.@ Daytona, bred in Ireland by the Irish National Studand campaigned in the U.S. by conditioner DanHendricks, enjoyed his best seasons in 2007 and 2008when he won the GII Oak Tree Derby, GI HollywoodDerby and GII San Gabriel H. and the 2008 ShoemakerMile at Hollywood Park. In 2008, the chestnut geldingfinished 10th in the GI Breeders' Cup Mile at SantaAnita after tearing a tendon. He attempted to return tothe track in 2010, but could not recover his form andwas retired. In 18 starts, Daytona retired with eightwins and career earnings of $991,690. Now 10-years-old, Daytona has been donated to OldFriends by his current owners, Jocelynn Morgan andher husband, veterinary surgeon Dr. Joseph Morgan ofLexington. Jocelynn Morgan had retrained Daytona fora hunter-jumper career, but soundness issues havecontinued to hamper his progress. ADaytona is such a cool little horse-very bold and funto ride,@ said Jocelynn Morgan. AWe are saddened tosee him leave our farm, but happy that he will get toshow off his huge personality to his admirers at OldFriends. For more information about Daytona or Old Friendssee their website at www.oldfriendsequine.org or callthe farm at (502) 863-1775.

First-crop starters to watch: Friday, September 26Sire (Sire’s Sire), current farm, 2011 Fee, #foals of racing age/Winners/BlackTypeWnrs * Race #-track, race type, distance, runner, odds (if available)

AFLEET EXPRESS (Afleet Alex), Gainesway, $5K, 37/1/05-CT, Msw, 7f, Lake Ponchatrain, $1,000 KEE NOV wnl, 3-1BLAME (Arch), Claiborne, $30K, 76/2/09-CD, Aoc, 1m, Indict, $35K EAS MAY 2yo, 9-28-CD, Msw, 7f, +Burden, 8-11-SA, Msw, 1m, Don't Blame Me, $190K RNA BAR JUL 2yo, 7-2

CONCORD POINT (Tapit), Hill N Dale, $8K, 46/6/16-RP, Msw, 1m, Point At Z Baby, 6-1DISCREETLY MINE (Mineshaft), Lanes End, $10K, 97/6/05-CT, Msw, 7f, Clara Victoria, $16K RNA OBS OPN 2yo, 8-1GRASSHOPPER (Dixie Union), Lane's End Texas, $4K, 25/3/06-CD, Msw, 7f, Swingtime, 5-1JONESBORO (Sefapiano), Lake Hamilton Equine Associates, $500, 29/0/06-CD, Msw, 7f, Devalls Bluff Bill, 5-1LOOKIN AT LUCKY (Smart Strike), Ashford Stud, $15K, 100/15/21-SA, Msw, 1m, Lookin for Money, $90K BAR MAR 2yo, 8-1MAJESTICPERFECTION (Harlan's Holiday), Airdrie Stud, $10K, 79/10/06-CD, Msw, 7f, Perfectly, 15-1MIDSHIPMAN (Unbridled's Song), Darley, $8K, 67/9/19-CD, Aoc, 1m, Big Big Easy, $90K FTK JUL yrl, 6-1MUNNINGS (Speightstown), Ashford Stud, $10K, 104/6/06-BEL, Msw, 7fT, Classic Vision, 10-1OFFICER ROCKET (GB) (Officer), 5/0/03-CT, Msw, 6 1/2f, Colonial Rocket, 15-1QUALITY ROAD (Elusive Quality), Lane's End, $25K, 110/6/18-CD, Msw, 7f, Royal Mile, $100K OBS MAR 2yo, 8-11-SA, Msw, 1m, Pure, $130K KEE APR 2yo, 12-13-CT, Msw, 6 1/2f, Petite Qualities, 8-1STREET MAGICIAN (Street Cry {Ire}), Heritage Stallions, $3K, 38/1/06-LRL, Msw, 1 1/16m, Wolftrap, $7K EAS SEP yrl, 6-1SUPER SAVER (Maria's Mon), Winstar, $18K, 116/8/39-AP, Msw, 1mT, Value Voucher, $150K OBS MAR 2yo, 8-1TEMPLE CITY (Dynaformer), Spendthrift Farm, $5K, 88/4/28-CD, Msw, 7f, Obsidian Splendor, $33K OBS OPN 2yo, 7-26-CD, Msw, 7f, Henry Jones, 8-13-SA, Msw, 6 1/2f, Flat Footed Mama, 5-2

First/second-crop starters to watch: Friday, September 26Sire (Sire’s Sire), current farm, 2010 Fee, #foals of racing age/Winners/BlackTypeWnrs * Race #-track, race type, distance, runner, odds (if available)

MAIMONIDES (Vindication), WinStar, $3K, 61/9/19-GP, Msw, 5f, +Lakota Warrior, 5-1OLD FASHIONED (Unbridled's Song), Taylor Made, $8K, 158/43/43-SA, Msw, 6 1/2f, +Medicine Butte, 5-1PAPA CLEM (Smart Strike), Legacy Ranch, $7K, 124/24/23-SA, Msw, 6 1/2f, +Niassa, 8-1SQUARE EDDIE (Smart Strike), Vessels Stallion Farm, $, 62/19/19-SA, Stk, 6 1/2f, Eddie's First, 8-1

INDUSTRY INFO

All horses in the TDN are bred in North America, unless otherwise indicated

q TRACK OPENING qSanta Anita - Arcadia, CAOpens: Friday, September 26Closes: Sunday, November 2Racing Days: Thursday through SundayPost Time: 1:00 p.m.Stakes Schedule: 28 stakes worth $4.5 millionHighlights: $300,000 GI Frontrunner S.-Sept.27!$300,000 GI Awesome Again S.- Sept. 27!$300,000 GI Rodeo Drive S.-Sept. 27!$300,000GI Zenyatta S.-Sept. 27!$300,000 GI ChandelierS.-Sept. 27!$300,000 GI Santa Anita SprintChampionship -Oct. 4Website: santaanita.com

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IN BRITAIN:Mohatem, c, 2, Distorted Humor. See ABritain.@

IN FRANCE:Absalon, g, 3, Giant=s Causeway. See ABreeders= Edition Europe.@

Yesterday=s Results:JOCKEY CLUB ROSE BOWL (FENWOLF S.) -Listed,,40,000, NKT, 9-25, 3yo/up, 16fT, 3:26.27, gd.1--#PALLASATOR (GB), 129, g, 5, Motivator (GB)--Ela Athena (GB) (GSW & MG1SP-Eng, MGISP-US, G1SP-HK & Ity, $1,125,252), by Ezzoud (Ire). (32,000gns yrl >10 TATOCT). O-Qatar Racing Ltd; B-Newsells Park Stud (GB); T-Sir Mark Prescott; J-Andrea Atzeni. ,22,684. Lifetime Record: 11-5-1-1, ,96,624.2--Flying Officer, 132, g, 4, Dynaformer--Vignette, by Diesis (GB). O-George Strawbridge. ,8,600.3--Novirak (Ire), 129, g, 6, Noverre--Manchaca (Fr), by Highest Honor (Fr). (30,000gns yrl >09 TATOCT). O-Norman Brunskill. ,4,304.Margins: 1HF, 9, 11. Odds: 1.38, 1.63, 12.00.Click for the Racing Post result. VIDEO, courtesy Racing UK. Purchased by Qatar Racing after his comprehensivedefeat of some smart handicappers over 12 furlongs atAscot on his seasonal bow July 27, Pallasator pluggedon from a compromising early position to be fourth inYork=s Ebor H. over an extra quarter mile Aug. 23.Playing up on the way to the start for The Curragh=s G1Irish St Leger again over 14 furlongs 11 days ago, thebay was not disgraced when seventh in a strongrenewal of that feature dominated by Brown Panther(GB) (Shirocco {Ger}). Quickly sent to the front hereafter being ponied to the stalls, he was pressed byFlying Officer approaching the quarter pole and, despitebeing headed by that rival, gradually won the war ofattrition to register a first black-type success.

5th-PON, ,7,000, Mdn, 2yo, 8f 4yT, 1:45.91, gd/fm.DARRINGTON (GB) (c, 2, Archipenko--Rosablanca {Ire},by Sinndar {Ire}) hit the board behind the well-regardedLord Ben Stack (Ire) (Dylan Thomas {Ire}) andWednesday=s maiden winner Dissolution (GB) (NewApproach {Ire}) at Haydock last time Sept. 4, and brokewell to sit in a handy second here. Stoked up on thehome turn, the crowd=s 2-1 pick came under a driveapproaching the final furlong and was all out in theclosing stages to prevail by a half-length from Cymro(Ire) (Dark Angel {Ire}). Sales history: ,18,000 RNA yrl>13 DONHIT. Lifetime Record: 3-1-0-1, ,5,177. VIDEO,courtesy Racing UK.O-The G-Guck Group; B-Avenue Farm Stud (GB).T-Richard Fahey.

1st-NKT, ,7,000, Mdn, 2yo, c/g, 8fT, 1:38.44, gd.MOHATEM (c, 2, Distorted Humor--Soul Search{MGISP-US, $339,325}, by A. P. Indy), a $600,000KEESEP yearling, was an eyecatcher staying on fromrear to be fifth on debut over a mile at Doncaster Sept.

11 and broke better thistime to lead after the firstquarter mile. Tackled byGame Pie (Ire) (Tamayuz{GB}) traveling down intothe Adip@, the 11-8 favoritewas always doing enough tocontain that rival=s challengeand score by a length. AHewon=t run again this season,and I=d have thought he=dstart off over a mile and aquarter before going a mile

and a half,@ trainer Barry Hills told PA Sport. AHe hasplenty of size and scope about him.@ Lifetime Record:2-1-0-0, ,4,528. VIDEO, courtesy Racing UK.O-Sheikh Hamdan bin Rashid Al Maktoum. B-W S Farish& Kilroy Thoroughbred Partnership. T-Barry Hills.

TATTS IRELAND PART II DEEMED A SUCCESS Tattersalls Ireland this year re-introduced Part II--thethird day--of its September Yearling Sale for the firsttime since 2008, and although cumulative figuresdropped alongside prices yesterday, the company=sManaging Director Roger Casey deemed the session asuccess, pointing to the boost Part II provided Part I ofthe sale Tuesday and Wednesday--with the average and

median of that part ofthe sale up 27% and25%, respectively--andyesterday=s clearancerate of 79%. AWe reintroducedthe Part II sale on thestrength of increaseddemand from vendorsfor places in ourincreasingly successfulSeptember Sale, and

we would like to thank those vendors sincerely for theirsupport,@ Casey said. AThis support has enabled us toincrease the overall quality on offer over the first twodays in Part I and to also be in a position to host thestrong trade witnessed today. Part II has hadpurchasers from 14 countries, a top price of i56,000and a robust clearance rate of 79%, all of whichprovide a strong platform to develop the Part II Salefurther. We now look forward to working with ourvendors closely to enhance both September YearlingSale Part I and Part II in 2015.@ Cont. p7

MohatemRacing Post

LANE’S END Bred, Raised & Sold

Session-topping Frozen Power fillyTattersalls Ireland

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Tattersalls Ireland cont. Yesterday=s session saw 171 yearlings sold from 217offered for a total of i1,265,200, an average ofi7,399 and a median of i15,303. Top billing on theday went to lot 498, a daughter of first-season sireFrozen Power (Ire), who was hammered down toBallyhane Stud for i56,000. The daughter of SpringSurprise (GB) (Hector Protector) enjoyed a very timelyupdate Saturday when her three-quarter brotherToocoolforschool (Ire) (Showcasing {GB}) tookNewbury=s G2 Mill Reef S., and as such she proved asignificant pinhook for her vendors, Graigue Stud, whopurchased her for just i1,000 at last year=s GoffsNovember foal sale. AShe will come back to the farm and we will makeplans,@ said Ballyhane=s Joe Foley. "I am delighted thatthe vendors got a touch today. She is a three-quarterssister to Toocoolforschool, she is a lovely yearling andvery typical of those I have seen by the sire." British trainer Ann Duffield has been busy this week,buying seven lots during Part I of the sale, and sheadded lot 567, a filly by Majestic Missile, to hercollection yesterday for i45,000. Consigned byRossenarra Stud, the bay is out of Belle of the Blues(Ire) (Blues Traveller), who has produced seven winnersfrom seven foals. Phil Cunningham signed for thehighest-priced colt of the day when he went toi37,000 to secure lot 525, an April-foaled bay byCockney Rebel (Ire). The Castledillon Stud consignee isa half to multiple graded winner and Grade I-placed SlimShadey (GB) (Val Royal {Fr}) and his dam, Vino Vertias(Chief=s Crown), is a half-sister to Group 1 winnerBullish Luck (Royal Academy).

Friday, Saint-Cloud, post time: 3:20 p.m.PRIX CORONATION-Listed, €55,000, 3yo, f, 8fTSC PP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER1 9 Straight Thinking Mizzen Mast Guyon Fabre2 7 Ice Love (Fr) Three Valleys Marchelli Castanheira3 2 Zavallya (Fr) Elusive City Mosse Royer-Dupre4 1 Delhi (GB) High Chaparral (Ire) Lemaire Bary5 10 Galaxe (Fr) High Chaparral (Ire) Pasquier Rod Collet6 3 Divina Comedia (Fr) Ftstepsinthesand (GB) Thulliez Clement7 6 Violet Symphony (Fr) Invincible Spirit (Ire) Rispoli Delzangles8 4 Summer Moon (Fr) Elusive City Mendizabal Rouget9 5 Eyeful (GB) Muhtathir (GB) Prat Fabre10 8 Sosia (Ger) Shamardal Peslier Laffon-PariasAll carry 121 pounds bar Straight Thinking & Ice Love, 125.

Yesterday=s Results:CRITERIUM DE LYON-Listed, i55,000, LYP, 9-25, 2yo,8fT, 1:45.52, gd/sf.1--#GOMATI (GB), 126, c, 2, by Oasis Dream (GB)

1st Dam: Gracefully (Ire) (GSW-Eng), by Orpen2nd Dam: Lady Taufan (Ire), by Taufan3rd Dam: Guindilla (GB), by Artaius

(i72,000 yrl >13 ARQOCT; i140,000 2yo >14 ARQMAY). O-Mme Theresa Marnane & Haras de la Perelle; B-Haras de la Perelle (GB); T-Matthieu Palussiere; J-Antoine Hamelin. i27,500. Lifetime Record: 5 starts, 2 wins, 1 place, i40,900. *1/2 to Giofra (GB) (Dansili {GB}), Co-Hwt. Older Mare-Eng at 7-9.5f, G1SW-Eng, GSW & MG1SP-Fr, G1SP-HK & UAE, $1,625,896; and Gradara (GB) (Montjeu {Ire}), SW-Fr, $144,576.2--Ameenah (Fr), 122, f, 2, American Post (GB)-- Miximaa (Fr), by Anabaa. (i75,000 yrl >13 ARQOCT). O-Jean-Claude Seroul. i11,000.3--Mostaneer (Ire), 126, c, 2, Dutch Art (GB)--King=s Doll (Ire), by King=s Best. (i205,000 yrl >13 ARQAUG). O-Muteb bin Abdullah. i8,250.Margins: NK, NK, 1. Odds: 25.10, 2.50, 2.90.Also Ran: Cornwallville (Ire), Chanel Bere (Fr), Devil=sEye (Ire), Detmann (Fr), Kloud Gate (Fr), Insolite (Fr).Click for the Racing Post result. Equidia VIDEO. Four lengths to the good in a seven-furlongnewcomers= heat at La Teste de Buch July 8, Gomatiwas eighth of nine dropped to six panels in the ListedCriterium du Bequet back at the Bordeaux venue Aug.6. He fared worse when last of nine going one mile inthe Listed Criterium du Fonds Europeen de l=Elevage atDeauville next time Aug. 24, and went postward as anunconsidered outsider for this third try at stakes levelcoming off a seven-panel conditions second at Mont-de-Marsan Sept. 14. Sent forward after the initialexchanges, the bay was allowed a soft lead untilturning for home and withstood all challenges undercontinued urging in the straight to bravely hold on for acareer high.

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French Report cont.1st-MAI, i25,000, Mdn, 2yo, c/g, 8fT, 1:48.11, gd/sf.KARAKTAR (IRE) (c, 2, High Chaparral {Ire}--Karawana{Ire}, by King=s Best), who hit the board over this tripat Longchamp on debut Sept. 1, was well away to leadfrom the outset of this return. Nudged along whenthreatened in early stretch, the 3-5 chalk was coaxedclear inside the final quarter mile to easily best Tamait(Fr) (Elusive City) by 2 1/2 lengths. Lifetime Record: 2starts, 1 win, 1 place, i16,100. Click for EquidiaVIDEO.O-H H The Aga Khan. B-H H The Aga Khan=s Studs SC(IRE). T-Alain de Royer-Dupre.

4th-MAI, i25,000, Mdn, 2yo, f, 8fT, 1:47, gd/sf.BALTIC COMTESSE (FR) (f, 2, Lope de Vega {Ire}--BornWild {Ger}, by Sadler=s Wells), a debut sixth atDeauville Aug. 8, was upped a half panel here andraced towards the rear of a large field after breakingfrom the outside box. Angled into clear runway soonafter turning for home, the 33-10 favorite took closerorder approaching the final eighth and quickenedsmartly in the closing stages to prevail by a snug lengthfrom Strelkita (Fr) (Dr Fong) in the dying strides. Thewinner, a 16th for her freshman sire (by Shamardal), isa 3/4-sister to recent G1 Prix Vermeille victress BalticBaroness (Ger) (Shamardal), G1SW-Fr, $478,076.Lifetime Record: 2 starts, 1 win, 0 places, i12,500.Click for Equidia VIDEO.O/B-Gestut Ammerland (FR). T-Andre Fabre.

6th-LYP, i16,000, Mdn, 3yo, 8fT, 1:45.81, gd/sf.DISPEL (GB) (f, 3, Oasis Dream {GB}--In The Mist {GB},by Pivotal {GB}), who ran second to subsequent ListedNeue Bult Cup victress Sarinda (GB) (Dubawi {Ire}) atSaint-Malo last time May 13, was steadied just off thepace after an alert exit in this belated return. Nudgedcloser once into the straight, the 89-10 chance cameunder increased pressure to challenge entering the finaleighth and was pushed out late to assert by a neckfrom Tournament (GB) (Oasis Dream {GB}). Saleshistory: 130,000gns RNA wlng >11 TATDEC;90,000gns RNA yrl >12 TATOCT. Lifetime Record: 3starts, 1 win, 1 place, i11,000. Click for EquidiaVIDEO.O-George Strawbridge & James Wigan. B-GeorgeStrawbridge & London Thoroughbred Services (GB).T-Freddy Head.

1.50 Saint-Cloud, Debutantes, €25,000, 2yo, f, 8fTBELLE CAPRI (GB) (Bernardini) represents Godolphin and AndreFabre and is a daughter of the dual graded-stakes scorer and 2005 G1 Coronation S. and GI Queen Elizabeth II S. runner-up Karen’s Caper(War Chant). Meeting her is Anthony Smurfit’s Lindikhaya (Ire)(Zamindar), a Francois Doumen-trained half-sister to the dual Group 1winner Linngari (Ire) (Indian Ridge {Ire}).

2.00 Haydock, Mdn, £4,500, 2yo, f, 6fTLAP OF LUXURY (IRE) (Galileo {Ire}) starts out for the Michael Tabor-John Gosden connection and is a half-sister to the high-class sprinter-miler Dutch Art (GB) (Medicean {GB}). Now an established sire, the2006 G1 Prix Morny and G1 Middle Park S. winner and 2007 G1 2000Guineas third had another sibling by Galileo named Up (Ire) who stayed10 furlongs in Ireland.

2.50 Saint-Cloud, Debutantes, €25,000, 2yo, c/g, 8fTGREY LION (IRE) (Galileo {Ire}) is the latest progeny out of the 2004G1 Prix du Moulin heroine Grey Lilas (Ire) (Danehill) to represent hisowner-breeder Gestut Ammerland. Andre Fabre introduces the full-brother to Golden Lilac (Ire), winner of the 2011 G1 Poule d’Essai desPouliches and G1 Prix de Diane and the following year’s G1 Prixd’Ispahan and according to her trainer the best of her sex he has trainedin his long and distinguished career.

4.25 Newmarket, Mdn, £8,000, 2yo, c/g, 7fTHATHAL (Speightstown) steps out less than a week after beingscratched from his intended debut at Newbury due to the rain-softenedconditions prevalent at that Berkshire venue. Al Shaqab Racing’s320,000gns TATAPR son of the 1997 G1 1000 Guineas heroineSleepytime (Ire) (Royal Academy) represents the William Haggas stableand he meets several would-be stars including Sheikh Mohammed binKhalifa Al Maktoum’s Mubtaahij (Ire) (Dubawi {Ire}). Mike de Kockstarts the €450,000 ARQAUG half-brother to the 2010 G1 Prix del’Opera heroine Lily of the Valley (Fr) (Galileo {Ire}) against two otherfascinating newcomers in Sheikh Hamdan bin Rashid Al Maktoum’sMutamakkin (War Front) and Godolphin’s Yamllik (GB) (King’s Best).The former, who was a $875,000 KEESEP purchase, is out of a half tothe recent GI Diana S. winner Somali Lemonade (Lemon Drop Kid) andhails from Sir Michael Stoute’s barn, while Saeed bin Suroor has chargeof Yamllik who is a full-brother to the operation’s 2013 G1 Jebel Hattaand G1 Dubai Duty Free scorer Sajjhaa (GB).

Wednesday=s Result:3rd-SRO, i15,400, 3yo/up, f&m, 10fT, 2:06.10, gd.FINAL SCORE (IRE) (f, 3, Dylan Thomas {Ire}--HolyMoon {Ire} {SW-Ity, $146,541}, by Hernando {Fr}),was returning here from a 97-day layoff following herfifth place finish in the G2 Ribblesdale S. at Royal AscotJune 19. The G2 Italian Oaks winner had to work tomaintain her unbeaten record in Italy. Jockey FabioBranca pinched the 1-20 odds-on favorite a coupletimes inside the 400 meter pole, and the chestnut finalypicked up to score by 1 1/2 lengths over the veteranNayefday (GB) (Nayef). Final Score will head to the G1 Premio Lydia Tesio Oct. 26. Lifetime Record: GSW-Ity, 5-4-0-0 i185,835. VIDEO.O-Scuderia Effevi. B-Razza Del Velino. T-Stefano Botti.

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Yesterday=s Results:SKANSKA FALTRITTKLUBBENSJUBILEUMSLOPNING-Listed, SKr400,000, JAG, 9-25,3yo/up, 12f, 2:31.80, ft.1--HURRICANE RED (IRE), 132, c, 4, Hurricane Run (Ire)-- Bounce (Fr), by Trempolino. (i22,000 yrl >11 GOFSPT; i30,000 2yo >12 ARQMAY). O-Stall Zada; B-Grangemore Stud (IRE); T-Lennart Reuterskiold Jr; J-Jacob Johansen; SKr200,000. Lifetime Record: Ch. 3yo Colt-Sca, MGSP-Swe & GSP-Den, 18-10-3-2, SKr3,127,280.2--Funinthesand (Ire), 132, g, 5, Footstepsinthesand (GB)--Funny Legend (Nor), by Funambule. (i70,000 yrl >10 ARQAUG). O-Stall E & F; SKr100,000.3--Elyod (GB), 125, c, 3, Cape Cross (Ire)--Pinacotheque (Ire), by In the Wings (GB). (90,000gns yrl >12 TATOCT). O-Mr Ascot; SKr48,000.Margins: 4, 1HF, 1HF. Odds: 0.28, 9.50, 32.10.

ALLOWANCE RESULTS:7th-BEL, $77,000, NW1$X, 3yo/up, 6f (off turf),1:10 3/5, my.SANDY'Z SLEW (g, 4, Limehouse--Charleston Springs{SP}, by Capote) Lifetime Record: SP, 17-4-4-3,$256,498. O-Team Clear Stars Stable. B-Robert Hahn(NY). T-Richard E Schosberg. *$65,000 yrl '11FTNAUG; $70,000 2yo >12 FTMMAY. **1/2 to MarketConduct (Super Saver), SP.

3rd-BEL, $62,000, NW1$X, (S), 3yo/up, f/m, 1m, 1:37 2/5, my.JET MAJESTY (f, 3, Raffie's Majesty--Jet's Tradition{SP}, by A. P Jet) Lifetime Record: 5-2-1-1, $106,500.O-Norman Stables LLC. B-Cloyce Clark Jr (NY).T-Wesley A Ward. *$15,000 yrl '12 KEESEP; $75,0002yo >13 FTMMAY.

4th-WOX, $53,769, 9-24, Opt. Clm. ($40,000), C,3yo/up, 1 1/16m (AWT), 1:43 2/5, ft.NIIGON EXPRESS (c, 3, Niigon--Harlan Express, byHarlan's Holiday) Lifetime Record: 9-3-2-1, $145,524.O-Chiefswood Stable. B-Chiefswood Stables Limited(ON). T-Paul Attard.

8th-LRL, $44,100, Opt. Clm. ($25,000-$20,000),NW2X, 3yo/up, f/m, a1 1/16m, 1:46 1/5, sy.LOTSA NOODLES (m, 6, Mass Media--Lotsa Pasta, byBeau Genius) Lifetime Record: 29-7-3-4, $168,659.O/T-Rudy R Rodriguez. B-Clare Silva (FL). *$1,000 2yo>10 OBSAPR.

8th-APX, $42,300, NW1$X, 3yo/up, 1 1/16m (AWT),1:45 1/5, ft.LAHSHAD (g, 4, Nobiz Like Shobiz--Running Clear, byCryptoclearance) Lifetime Record: 22-4-5-0, $132,158.O-Law Dog Stables Inc. B-Elizabeth Valando, AlexanderJ Lee & Steven A Maril (IL). T-Robert E Dobbs Jr.

4th-GPX, $38,600, Opt. Clm. ($25,000), NW1X,3yo/up, f/m, 1m (off turf), 1:37 2/5, sy.ARISSA (f, 3, Majestic Warrior--Ahorita, by Woodman)Lifetime Record: 12-2-3-1, $69,061. O/B-WoodsfieldFarm (FL). T-Emanuel Tortora.

3rd-PID, $36,040, 3yo/up, 5 1/2f (AWT), 1:03 2/5, ft.JASIZZLE (g, 5, Jazil--Silky Bay, by Stravinsky) LifetimeRecord: GSP, 37-8-8-4, $315,464. O/T-Tommy RayMills. B-Tommy Ray & Lisa Dawn Mills (KY). *$29,000RNA yrl '10 FTKOCT.

7th-IND, $36,000, NW3L, (S), 3yo/up, 6f, 1:09 4/5, ft.COUNTRY MINISTER (g, 4, Evil Minister--Country Way,by Giant's Causeway) Lifetime Record: SP, 21-3-3-6,$135,510. O-Cindy Patrick. B-Swifty Farms Inc (IN).T-R Gary Patrick. *$10,000 yrl '11 INDOCT.

6th-PEN, $30,680, 9-24, NW1X, 3yo/up, f/m, 6f, 1:11 2/5, ft.WHITE PANTS NIGHT (f, 3, Speightstown--MoreD'amour {MSP, $211,256}, by Tour d'Or) LifetimeRecord: 13-2-1-1, $46,841. O-The Elkstone Group LLC.B-Padua Stables LLC (KY). T-Philip M Serpe. *3/4 toMaster of Disaster (Dance Master), MSW & GSP,$262,368; and A Day for Dancing (Dance Master), SW,$164,763.

7th-CTX, $26,300, 9-24, NW2L, (S), 3yo/up, f/m,6 1/2f, 1:20 2/5, ft.HATTIE B (f, 3, Flatter--Silent Butler, by Black Tie Affair{Ire}) Lifetime Record: 9-2-2-2, $50,766. O-LindaSours. B-Michael S Furr (WV). T-Sandra A Dono.

6th-CTX, $26,100, 9-24, NW2LX, 3yo/up, f/m, 4 1/2f,:52 3/5, ft.D D'S DESTINY (m, 5, Dehere--Golden Indeed, byAllen's Prospect) Lifetime Record: 17-4-3-3, $88,644.O-Fairview Farm (E H Walters). B-Francis W Daniel(WV). T-David Walters.

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7th-MNR, $25,600, 9-24, NW4L, 3yo/up, f/m, 5 1/2f,1:06 1/5, ft.DELIVER (f, 3, Article of Faith--B. 'n W. Delivery, by Dr.Caton) Lifetime Record: SP, 16-4-3-1, $121,322.O-Tommy C Short & William Simcoe. B-James R & AmyElliott (IN). T-Tommy C Short. *$1,600 yrl '12 INDOCT;$48,000 RNA HRA >13 FTKJU2.

8th-ALB, $21,300, 9-24, NW3L, 3yo/up, 7f, 1:22, ft.HARRIS (h, 5, A.P. Indy--Pool Land {GISW, $529,776},by Silver Deputy) Lifetime Record: 11-3-3-1, $90,813.O-SEJ Stables Inc. B-Eugene Melnyk (KY). T-Justin REvans. *$20,000 HRA >14 FTKJU2.

ADDITIONAL MAIDEN WINNERS:Buttercup Gold, f, 2, Activist--Gold Melody, by Golden Gear. LRL, 9-25, 1m (off turf), 1:40 1/5. B-Godstone Farm LP (PA).

Rock My Dreams, f, 2, Harlem Rocker--Out of My Dreams, by Two Punch. APX, 9-25, (C), 5f (AWT), :59 2/5. B-T/C Stable LLC (IL). *$40,000 yrl '13 KEESEP. **First winner for freshman sire (by Macho Uno).Here Comes Adri, f, 2, Kantharos--Sherates Inmybook, by Unbridled's Song. DEL, 9-25, (C), 5f (off turf), :59 4/5. B-John Patitucci (FL). *Sixth winner for freshman sire (by Lion Heart). **Won by six lengths.Weekend in Malibu, f, 2, Old Forester--Druidess, by Malibu Moon. WOX, 9-24, (S), 6f (AWT), 1:11. B-Bernard & Karen McCormack (ON). *C$30,000 yrl '13 ONTSEP. **Raced without Lasix.

+Oh Poggibonsi, g, 2, Tiz Wonderful--Miss Maggie (GSP, $107,410), by Afleet. BEL, 9-25, (C), 6f, 1:12. B-James M Herbener Jr & Matthew R Herbener (KY). *$45,000 yrl '13 KEESEP; $50,000 2yo >14 FTMMAY.Nominative, f, 3, Johar--Double Schott, by Demons Begone. IND, 9-25, 7 1/2fT, 1:33 1/5. B-Charles H Deters (KY).You Make Me Sing, f, 3, Unbridled=s Song--Our Dani, by Homebuilder. IND, 9-25, 7 1/2fT, 1:32 1/5. B-Eagle Holdings (KY). *$75,000 RNA yrl '12 KEESEP. **1/2 to You (You and I), MGISW, $2,101,353.

Super Nicky, g, 3, Utopia (Jpn)--Audrey's Secret, by Salt Lake. BEL, 9-25, (S), (C), 6f (off turf), 1:10 3/5. B-Hobby Horse Stables LLC (NY).

CONDITIONS RESULTS:6th-MAI, i28,000, 4yo/up, 8fT, 1:38.70, gd/sf.DASTARHON (IRE) (c, 4, Dansili {GB}--Top Toss {Ire}{MGSW-Fr, $233,527}, by Linamix {Fr}) LifetimeRecord: G1SP-Fr, 15 starts, 2 wins, 7 places,i181,832. O-Avaz Ismoilov. B-Ecurie Skymarc Farm(IRE). T-Pia Brandt. *i100,000 yrl >11 ARQAUG. **1/2to Lesstalk in Paris (Ire) (Cape Cross {Ire}), MGSW &G1SP-Fr, G1SP-Eng, $361,512.

2nd-LYP, i22,000, 3yo, 6f 165yT, 1:28.60, gd/sf.ABSALON (g, 3, Giant=s Causeway--Wakigoer, byMiswaki) Lifetime Record: 4 starts, 2 wins, 2 places,i30,850. O/B-Wertheimer & Frere (KY). T-Freddy Head.*1/2 to Quiet Royal (Royal Academy), GSW & G1SP-Fr,MSW & GISP-US, $435,812; Acago (Royal Academy),GSW-Fr & GSP-US, $165,747; and Sandwaki (DixielandBand), GSW-Fr, $131,291.

ADDITIONAL MAIDEN WINNERS:Captain Revelation (GB), c, 2, Captain Rio (GB)--Agony Aunt (GB), by Formidable. PON, 9-25, 6fT, 1:17. B-Downfield Cottage Stud (GB). *15,000gns wlng >12 TATDEC; ,25,000 yrl >13 DONAUG. **Full to Agony and Ecstasy (GB), SW-Eng & SP-Fr.+Mountain Rescue (Ire), g, 2, High Chaparral (Ire)-- Amber Queen (Ire), by Cadeaux Genereux (GB). KMP, 9-25, 6f (AWT), 1:14 1/5. B-Lady Richard Wellesley (IRE). *13,000gns yrl >13 TATOCT.More Than Magic (Ity), c, 2, Orpen--Makoto (GB), by Efisio (GB). SRO, 9-24, 7fT, 1:28.90, gd. B-Razza Del Velino (Ity).Seamour (Ire), g, 3, Azamour (Ire)--Chifney Rush (Ire), by Grand Lodge. KMP, 9-25, 12f (AWT), 2:35 1/5. B-Barbara Prendergast (IRE). *4,500gns RNA wnlg >11 TATDEC.

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