MONDAY, OCTOBER 11, 2021

Letruska | Coady Photography

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A 'TRU' CHAMPION:LETRUSKA DOES ITAGAIN IN SPINSTER

Popular star distaffer Letruska (Super Saver) took another step

toward a potential Horse of the Year trophy Sunday at

Keeneland, rolling to her fourth Grade I victory and sixth graded

stakes win overall on the year as a heavy favorite in the GI

Juddmonte Spinster S.

A dual Group 1 winner in Mexico for Fausto Gutierrez in 2019,

Letruska stamped herself as a horse to watch with an impressive

wire-to-wire score in last summer's GIII Shuvee S. at Saratoga

and, after disappointing when finishing a well-beaten fourth in

Belmont's GII Beldame S., added open-lengths graded stakes

tallies in the GIII Rampart S. and GIII Houston Ladies Classic S.

over the winter. A narrow second in the GII Azeri S. at Oaklawn,

the 5-year-old sent a seismic shock through the racing world

when improbably re-rallying to stun dual champion Monomoy

Girl (Tapizar) in the GI Apple Blossom H. Apr. 17 in Hot Springs.

She then added a 2 3/4-length conquest of the GI Ogden Phipps

S. and came back three weeks later for a 5 3/4-length romp in

the GII Fleur de Lis S. before fighting off a host of challengers to

annex the GI Personal Ensign S. last out Aug. 28 at Saratoga.

Away with all the money on to keep it rolling in this first career

start at Keeneland, the bay broke as cleanly as Gutierrez could

have asked for and established command in the first handful of

strides under regular rider Irad Ortiz, Jr. Cont. p3

>SPECIAL FILLY= SWISS SKYDIVER WILL BE

MISSED AT MCPEEK BARNby Katie Petrunyak

In just a few weeks, champion Swiss Skydiver (Daredevil--Expo

Gold, by Johannesburg) will sell at the Fasig-Tipton >Night of the

Stars= Sale. On an evening heralded for its abundant

opportunity, her trip through the ring will be marked with

anticipation for what is to come as she begins her broodmare

career. But until then, there=s just a bit of melancholy for her

fans in looking back on her remarkable racing career.

What was it, exactly, that made Swiss Skydiver so

unforgettable?

It could have been her extraordinary toughness and durability.

The filly=s Eclipse-earning sophomore season was unlike any

other as she competed in 10 stakes races at nine different

racetracks, crossing the wire first in half those starts. Cont. p5

Monday, October 11, 2021

TIZ THE BOMB TAKES BOURBON 8Despite breaking through the gate before the race, Tiz theBomb (Hit It a Bomb) captures the GII Castle & Key Bourbon S.

ROYAL FLAG FLIES HIGH IN BELDAME 10W.S. Farish's ascending homebred Royal Flag (Candy Ride {Arg})runs away to a dominant win in the GII Beldame S. at Belmont.

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Trainer Jeff Runco (holding platter) and jockey Arnaldo Bocachica enjoyed an incredible

West Virginia Breeders' Classic night Saturday at Charles Town. They teamed up for

seven stakes wins, including with the now eight-for-eight Muad'dib (Fiber Sonde) in the

$300,000 feature. Bocachica won one more for good measure, falling one win short of

sweeping the card. | Coady Photo

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All eyes on Letruska | Coady Photography

Letruska Wins Again in Spinster cont. from p1

Shaking loose from her nearest pursuers with ears pricked

heading into the clubhouse turn, Letruska clicked off moderate

fractions of :24 flat and :47.89 while moving easily in the clear.

Crystal Ball (Malibu Moon) tried her best to take a run at the

chalk as three-quarters went up in 1:12.52, but was always

under more pressure than Letruska and dropped away by the

top of the lane. Distant second choice Dunbar Road (Quality

Road) began to make up marginal ground passing the eighth

pole, but was never a realistic threat, and Letruska bounded

past the wire a victress for the 17th time in her remarkable 22-

race career.

AThis is a horse to change the life of any person,@ said

Gutierrez. AShe=s a superstar and she proves [it] every second,

every race. She shows her game, her ability at Churchill, at

Oaklawn, at Saratoga. She=s a racehorse.@

AShe=s doing so good right now,@ added Ortiz. AI think she has

great condition, a good trainer. She=s doing unbelievable right

now. She was just moving smooth out there. She didn=t go that

fast today but she did it easy, relaxed, and whenever I asked her

she was there for me.@

Pedigree Notes:

One of 32 stakes winners, 16 graded stakes winners and seven

Grade I winners for 2010 GI Kentucky Derby hero Super Saver,

Letruska is the third black-type performer and second black-type

winner from seven foals to race out of GSP Magic Appeal, a half-

sister to GISW and sire J P's Gusto (Successful Appeal) and the

dam of dual Canadian champion Miss Mischief (Into Mischief).

Second dam Call Her Magic (Caller I. D.) was an eight-time

winner in 14 career starts and ran a 107 Beyer when airing in a

turf sprint stake by 6 3/4 lengths at Delaware in 2000.

Cont. p4

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She is also a half-sister to the dam of 2008 GI Kentucky Oaks

winner Proud Spell (Proud Citizen). Magic Appeal, a $100,000

Keeneland November pickup by Letruska's owner/breeder with

Letruska in utero in 2015, has an unraced 2-year-old Hard Spun

colt named Ocotzingo, a yearling colt by Arrogate and a

weanling filly by Malibu Moon. She was bred to Curlin this

spring.

Sunday, Keeneland

JUDDMONTE SPINSTER S.-GI, $500,000, Keeneland, 10-10,

3yo/up, f/m, 1 1/8m, 1:49.01, ft.

1--LETRUSKA, 124, m, 5, by Super Saver

1st Dam: Magic Appeal (GSP), by Successful Appeal

2nd Dam: Call Her Magic, by Caller I. D.

3rd Dam: Malibu Magic, by Encino

O/B-St. George Stables, LLC (KY); T-Fausto Gutierrez; J-Irad

Ortiz, Jr. $300,000. Lifetime Record: Ch. 3yo Filly-Mex,

22-17-1-1, $2,236,459. *1/2 to Trigger Warning (Candy Ride

(ARG)), MSW & GISP, $555,378. Werk Nick Rating: A.

Click for the eNicks report & 5-cross pedigree.

2--Dunbar Road, 124, m, 5, by Quality Road

1st Dam: Gift List, by Bernardini

2nd Dam: Private Gift, by Unbridled

3rd Dam: Private Status, by Alydar

($350,000 Ylg '17 KEESEP). O-Peter M. Brant; B-Jeffery J.

Drown (KY); T-Chad C. Brown. $100,000.

Cont. p5

LETRUSKAWIN AND YOU’RE IN ™

connection earnings include:

$ Automatic berth into #BC21 Distaff $ $60,000 in free pre-entry & entry fees $ Travel awards for horses stabled outside of

California, $10,000 for North America and$40,000 for international runners

+$10,000 nominator award to St. GeorgeStable LLC

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3--Bonny South, 124, f, 4, by Munnings

1st Dam: Touch the Star, by Tapit

2nd Dam: Willstar, by Nureyev

3rd Dam: Nijinsky Star, by Nijinsky II

O/B-Juddmonte Farms Inc (KY); T-Brad H. Cox. $50,000.

Margins: 1 3/4, 2 1/4, 2HF. Odds: 0.40, 4.60, 6.10.

Also Ran: Crystal Ball, Envoutante, Town Avenger. Scratched:

High Regard. Click for the Equibase.com chart, the TJCIS.com

PPs or the free Equineline.com catalogue-style pedigree.

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Swiss Skydiver Will Be Missed by McPeek cont. from p1

During a year of the unprecedented in 2020, it became

altogether familiar to find Swiss Skydiver in the entries nearly

every month.

Or maybe it was the grit and bravery she displayed so

magnificently in her historic GI Preakness. S., refusing to let

Authentic inch past her white shadow roll. Every racing fan

remembers exactly where they were watching as she battled to

become the sixth filly in history to win the Preakness S.

Even still, it could have been her intelligent personality, which

Kenny McPeek shared with her many admirers through social

media as they journeyed to racetracks across the county.

Perhaps the fierce chestnut=s uniqueness shines through in all

of those elements, each one an important element in the story

of Swiss Skydiver.

A member of the first crop of Daredevil, Hip 2997 was a

half-sister to two winners and the granddaughter of GSP Clouds

of Gold (Strike the Gold), but it wasn=t her pedigree that caught

the eye of Kenny McPeek.

AShe was a big, beautiful filly with a great walk to her and a

great energy,@ the agent said, recalling even the barn at which

he first laid eyes on her.

McPeek purchased the Select Sales-consigned yearling for

$35,000 for longtime client Peter Callahan. Swiss Skydiver made

her debut the following November at Churchill Downs, breaking

her maiden there by five and a half lengths.

There was much more to come as the calendar turned to 2020.

Cont. p6

Keeneland November Breeding Stock Sale

HIP 28 SPECIAL HONOR,

in foal to Into Mischief Half-sister to Durham Cup S. (G3) winner Special Forces

HIP 31 COLLECTED – STREET MATE (F)

Weanling half-sister to Thoroughbred Club of America (G2) winner Bell’s the One

HIP 84

CHARGE IT PLEASE, in foal to Frosted

Half-sister to Vosburgh S. (G2) winner Following Sea

HIP 200 HOROLOGIST

Second in the Beldame S. (G2) at Belmont

HIP 235 CANDY RIDE (ARG) – RUNNING WILD (C)

Weanling half-brother to Stolen Base, second in the Castle & Key Bourbon S. (G2)

HIP 890 HARBINGEROFTHINGS,

in foal to VekomaDam of Tell Your Daddy, second in the

Keeneland Turf Mile (G1)

HIP 1145 BAZINGA BABY,

in foal to InstagrandDam of Estilo Talentoso, third in the Thoroughbred Club of America (G2)

HIP 1565A P LUCKY,

in foal to Practical JokeHalf-sister to Beldame S. (G2) placed Horologist

HIP 1801 AUDIBLE – NAGAMBIE (F)

Weanling half-sister to Darley Alcibiades (G1) winner Juju’s Map

HIP 2677 RUNNING WILD,

in foal to Honor A. P. Dam of Stolen Base, second in the

Castle & Key Bourbon S. (G2)

V I E W C A T A L O G

NovemberBEGINS WED. NOV. 10

RECENT GRADED STAKES UPDATES TO THE CATALOG

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Click here for our visit with Swiss Skydiver, Kenny McPeek

and Sonny at Magdalena Farm | Katie Petrunyak

Swiss Skydiver becomes one for the record books

in the 2020 GI Preakness S. | Horsephotos

AHer 3-year-old season was magical,@ McPeek said. @For

everybody who was dealing with the pandemic, we knew that

there were a lot of people that couldn=t go to the races and we

were traveling with Swiss Skydiver. We went from state to state

and it seemed like everywhere we went was a new adventure.@

Swiss Skydiver collected three consecutive graded stakes

victories before making her first start against the boys in the GII

Blue Grass S., running a more-than-acceptable second to Art

Collector (Bernardini). After earning her first Grade I in the

Alabama S. and then taking second in the GI Kentucky Oaks,

Kenny McPeek had skeptics reeling when she was entered in yet

another contest, this one against her toughest competition still,

in the Preakness.

AI never second-guessed running her against the boys at all,@

McPeek said when asked of his decision to enter the filly in her

ninth start of the year. AHer speed figures looked like she fit

against just about anybody.@

Off at 11-1, Swiss Skydiver refused to yield against eventual

Horse of the Year Authentic and crossed the wire in front by a

neck to win the second-fastest Preakness in history and give her

trainer his first Preakness victory.

AI think I had maybe 700 text messages on my phone,@ McPeek

said with a laugh. @Look, when you win everybody texts you and

when you lose, nobody does. But you know, she made it all

happen. Without her, none of it happens.@

McPeek added that he was thrilled to share the experience

with longtime client Peter Callahan.

APeter is one of the most special people I=ve ever worked for,@

he said. AHe really understands the game. His persistence with

me is really the reason why we=re here. He has let me buy some

slow horses too and I couldn=t be happier for a guy like him to

have her.@

While the stars all aligned for Swiss Skydiver during her Eclipse

Award-winning 3-year-old campaign, she came back at four to

win the GI Beholder Mile S. in March but then several

unfortunate circumstances got in the way of the original plan for

her 2021 campaign. However, McPeek said he will not let those

disruptions get in the way of him celebrating the champion=s

many accomplishments.

Cont. p7

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Swiss Skydiver sells as Hip 246 at the Fasig-Tipton November Sale

Sarah Andrew

AWe would have liked to have had a better 4-year-old year, but

you couldn=t have had a better 3-year-old year, maybe in the

history of 3-year-old fillies,@ he said. AShe=s just a tough filly. She

loves her food and you don=t get many like that. With colts

maybe you do; fillies are a little

more sensitive, but she is as

sturdy as I=ve ever seen and may

ever will see.@

Swiss Skydiver will enter the

ring at Fasig-Tipton as a six-time

grade stakes-winning champion

with earnings of over $2.2

million.

AWe=re thrilled to have a filly of

the quality of Swiss Skydiver

entered in the sale,@

Fasig-Tipton=s Boyd Browning

said. AShe truly is the complete

packageBunbelievable race

record, demonstrated brilliance

on a number of occasions, but

also demonstrated the durability and consistency that truly

defines a great filly.@

Browning added that he believes Swiss Skydiver offers all the

qualities the buyers as Fasig-Tipton will be seeking.

ABreeders today are desiring durability, consistency and

toughness,@ he said. AShe=s a throwback. She trained hard, she

ran hard, she answered every bell. She was an exceptional

racehorse and had that grit and

determination that I think she is

likely to pass on to her offspring

as well.@

For McPeek, watching Swiss

Skydiver as she embarks on her

broodmare career reminds him

of another one of his talented

trainees from years ago.

ATake Charge Lady [Dehere]

had that kind of talent and ended

up being Broodmare of the Year,@

he said. AI would wager that Swiss

Skydiver will be every bit as good

of a broodmare as she was a

racehorse because she=s

extremely intelligent and she=s

just a kind soul to be around. On the physical [aspect], she=s just

so big and strong. She=s a filly that would be ideal in that you

could breed her to a list of stallions.@ Cont. p8

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For Browning, much of Swiss Skydiver=s potential for success as

a broodmare is found by looking back on the accomplishments

of the only other two Preakness-winning fillies from the last 100

years.

AWe all remember Rachel Alexandra--one of the all-time greats

of our industry,@ he said. AShe produced a Grade I winner in a

very limited number of foals and also produced a stallion who is

having success at the racetrack right now too. The other filly to

win the Preakness in the last 100 years is Nellie Morse and she

produced a champion in her own right and has become a very

influential broodmare.@

Swiss Skydiver will sell as Hip 246 with the Runnymede Farm

consignment on Nov. 9 at the Fasig-Tipton November Sale, but

for now McPeek is enjoying his final days with his history-making

filly as she begins the transition period at Magdelena Farm--the

location where she was once saddled for the very first time.

AWe=ve really been blessed to be around a horse like her,@ he

said. AThey=re few and far between and you really have to

appreciate them when they come into your life. I think we did

take advantage of all that and spent time with her. I got a

chance to bond with her really well. It=s going to be tough,

because we love being around her. She=s a really special filly.@

Sunday, Keeneland

CASTLE & KEY BOURBON S.-GII, $200,000, Keeneland, 10-10,

2yo, 1 1/16mT, 1:43.69, gd.

1--TIZ THE BOMB, 120, c, 2, by Hit It a Bomb

1st Dam: Tiz the Key, by Tiznow

2nd Dam: Cabbage Key, by A.P. Indy

3rd Dam: Mayville's Magic, by Gone West

1ST GRADED STAKES WIN. ($330,000 Ylg '20 FTKSEL).

O-Phoenix Thoroughbred, LTD; B-Spendthrift Farm, LLC (KY);

T-Kenneth G. McPeek; J-Brian Joseph Hernandez, Jr.

$120,000. Lifetime Record: 4-3-0-0, $447,841. Werk Nick

Rating: A++. Click for the eNicks report & 5-cross pedigree.

2--Stolen Base, 118, c, 2, Bodemeister--Running Wild, by

Indian Charlie. ($45,000 2yo '21 OBSAPR). O-Three

Diamonds Farm & Deuce Greathouse; B-Peter E. Blum

Thoroughbreds, LLC (KY); T-Michael J. Maker. $40,000.

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Tiz the Bomb | Coady

3--Credibility, 118, c, 2, Nyquist--Class Edge, by Indygo Shiner.

($32,000 Ylg '20 KEESEP; $15,000 2yo '21 OBSAPR). O-Harry

T. Rosenblum; B-DJ Stable, LLC (KY); T-Mark E. Casse.

$20,000.

Margins: 3/4, HF, 3/4. Odds: 2.90, 7.90, 45.00.

Also Ran: Red Danger, Dowagiac Chief, Rocket One, Play Action

Pass, Lucky Boss, On Thin Ice, Brit's Wit, Martini'nmoonshine,

Heaven Street, Fast N Steady, Waita Minute Hayes. Scratched:

Red Run, Vivar.

Click for the Equibase.com chart, the TJCIS.com PPs, or the free

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TVG.

Tiz the Bomb broke through the gate before the start and had

to overcome a wide post, but those obstacles proved no matter

as the improving colt picked up his second straight stakes win in

Sunday's GII Castle & Key Bourbon S. at Keeneland, punching his

ticket for the GI Breeders' Cup Juvenile Turf.

Easily the most expensive progeny of his sire to sell in 2020

when hammering for $330,000 at the Fasig-Tipton Selected

Yearling Sale, the bay only beat one horse home debuting over

five furlongs on the Churchill dirt May 14, but improved

drastically stretching out to a mile in an Ellis off-the-turfer July 2,

cruising to a 14 1/4-length graduation. Stepping up in his first

start on turf and initial try against winners to annex the

Kentucky Downs Juvenile Mile S. Sept. 6, Tiz the Bomb was

made a fractional favorite in this full 14-horse field despite

breaking through his stall and running off for about a furlong

before being corralled and reloaded.

Finding a good spot racing in the clear in fourth behind

fractions of :22.94 and :47.54, he got shuffled back a bit midway

around the far turn and appeared to be spinning his wheels in

sixth as the field straightened for home. Starting to find his best

stride passing the three-sixteenths marker, Tiz the Bomb drew

alongside a trio of battling leaders a furlong out, forged to the

front soon after and inched clear to prevail. Stolen Base rallied

late to get into second.

AIt=s not a good omen, typically, and yeah, it makes a trainer

nervous when it happens, but [jockey] Brian [Hernandez] did a

great job wrangling him up and keeping him under control,@

winning trainer Ken McPeek said of Tiz a Bomb breaking through

the gate. AIt=s worse if he comes off or something like that. This

horse has got a lot of talent and we=re fortunate to have a guy

like Brian who handles things on the oval. He does a great job.@

AWe were ready, we were set up, and as the last horse was

walking in, I turned his head to set him to where we could leave

the gate in good order,@ related Hernandez. AHe got a little

anxious and just charged forward one step and the gate popped

open. Most of the time when that happens, horses have a hard

time recovering from it, but when we finally reloaded and he

left the gate in good order the second time, we were able to get

around the first turn in good order. I was really confident in him,

and he took care of it from there.@

The win capped a big weekend at Keeneland for McPeek,

whose Rattle N Roll (Connect) ran away to an impressive success

in Saturday's GI Claiborne Breeders' Futurity. McPeek, however,

said that Rattle N Roll may pass on the Breeders' Cup while

indicating that Tiz the Bomb will be on a plane to Del Mar.

AI think for this horse definitely the Breeders= Cup Juvenile

[Turf] is ideal,@ he commented. AEverything happens for a

reason. You could have made the case that Tiz the Bomb could

have run yesterday for sure, and Rattle N Roll--of course, they=re

apples and oranges. It=s a high-level problem we=ve got right

now. We=re just going to enjoy this, relish the moment and

make those decisions as we get closer.@

Cont. p10

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Pedigree Notes:

One of seven stakes winners for Spendthrift Farm's Hit It a

Bomb, Tiz the Bomb becomes his fifth graded stakes winner with

the victory. He's the second foal to race out of his dam, who was

fourth at 22-1 in the 2014 GI American Oaks. A $330,000

Keeneland September buy by Spendthrift, she has a yearling

Free Drop Billy filly and foaled a colt by Mor Spirit this season

before being bred to Gormley.

Sunday, Belmont Park

BELDAME S.-GII, $250,000, Belmont, 10-10, 3yo/up, f/m,

1 1/8m, 1:50.02, gd.

1--ROYAL FLAG, 123, m, 5, by Candy Ride (Arg)

1st Dam: Sea Gull, by Mineshaft

2nd Dam: Exclusive Bird, by Storm Bird

3rd Dam: Exclusive Moment, by Exclusive Native

O/B-W. S. Farish (KY); T-Chad C. Brown; J-Joel Rosario.

$137,500. Lifetime Record: GISP, 12-6-3-3, $573,020. *Full to

Eagle, GSW & GISP, $754,186; 1/2 to Catalina Cruiser (Union

Rags), MGSW, $711,100. Werk Nick Rating: A+++ *Triple

Plus*. Click for the eNicks report & 5-cross pedigree.

2--Horologist, 123, m, 5, Gemologist--Cinderella Time, by

Stephen Got Even. O-There's A Chance Stable, Medallion

Racing, Abbondanza Racing, LLC, Parkland Thoroughbreds,

Paradise Farms Corp. & David Staudacher; B-Holly Crest Farm

(NJ); T-William I. Mott. $50,000.

TIZ THE BOMBWIN AND YOU’RE IN ™

connection earnings include:

$ Automatic berth into #BC21 Juvenile Turf $ $30,000 in free pre-entry & entry fees $ Travel awards for horses stabled outside of

California, $10,000 for North America and$40,000 for international runners

+$10,000 nominator award to Spendthrift Farm LLC

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Royal Flag | Joe Labozzetta

3--Miss Marissa, 123, f, 4, He's Had Enough--Ardara, by Arch.

($11,000 Ylg '18 OBSOCT). O-Cammarota Racing LLC;

B-Woodford Thoroughbreds, LLC (KY); T-James T. Ryerson.

$30,000.

Margins: 4 1/4, HF, 2 1/4. Odds: 0.70, 2.70, 17.60.

Also Ran: Gold Spirit (Chi), Zaajel, Thankful, Spice Is Nice.

Scratched: So Darn Hot. Click for the Equibase.com chart, the

TJCIS.com PPs or the free Equineline.com catalogue-style

pedigree. VIDEO, sponsored by TVG.

W.S. Farish's ascending homebred Royal Flag rallied to a

convincing win in Sunday's GII Beldame S. at Belmont, her third

graded stakes conquest in her last five starts.

Graduating second out by eight lengths in the Aqueduct mud

in December of 2019, the chestnut repeated by nine lengths in a

Gulfstream allowance/optional claimer and made it three

straight with a score in a similar spot last May at Churchill.

Disappointing somewhat with a distant third in the GIII Molly

Pitcher S., she was a close runner-up in the GIII Shuvee S. and

Lady's Secret S. before breaking through with her first black-type

success in the GIII Turnback the Alarm H. at the Big A. Second by

a head in the GIII Baird Doubledogdare S. making her 5-year-old

debut Apr. 16 at Keeneland, she flew late to capture the Shuvee

July 25 at Saratoga before running a narrow third in the GI

Personal Ensign S. there Aug. 28.

Pounded down to odds-on here, Royal Flag settled in fifth as

second choice and 2020 Beldame heroine Horologist dictated

terms through comfortable splits of :23.97 and :48.54. Creeping

closer while tipping into the clear as three-quarters went up in

1:13.03, she drifted to the center of the track as heads pointed

for home, swept past Horologist just inside the eighth pole and

drew clear under hand urging for a much-the-best triumph.

Horologist dug in to hold off pace rival Miss Marissa for second.

AShe broke really well. We were up a little bit in the race

today,@ said winning rider Joel Rosario. ASometimes, when

there's no speed, she can be up a little bit. It looked like she was

very comfortable, and we were just waiting for the time to come

out and let her do her thing. I wanted to be out [wide]. When

she passes horses she can hang a little bit. I feel like if I get her

away from them, she's more focused at that point. So, I stayed

out there. If she has another horse there [beside her], she'll just

stay there.@

AThis year she=s obviously taken a big step forward,@ added

Dan Stupp, assistant to winning trainer Chad Brown. AShe=s

trained better than ever and she=s been to all of our divisions.

Everyone has done a great job of developing her. She=s in peak

form and Rosario gets along quite well with her. I=m sure the

Farishes are thrilled with her progress as well and the black type

that Chad has been able to develop into her. We=ll see what=s

next for her. Off that race, I=m sure Chad and Mr. Farish will

consider the Breeders= Cup [Distaff]. We=ll get her back and see

how she comes out of it, and they=ll come up with a plan.@

Pedigree Notes:

One of 100 stakes winners and 50 graded stakes winners for

Lane's End 22-year-old star Candy Ride, Royal Flag is the third

black-type winner out of her dam, following full-brother Eagle

and half-brother Catalina Cruiser, who entered stud at Lane's

End last year. Sea Gull, a $270,000 purchase by Farish at Fasig-

Tipton Saratoga in 2007, has an unraced juvenile full-sister to

the winner named Song of the Sea and produced a colt by

Quality Road this term before being bred to Into Mischief.

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Sunday, Belmont Park

FUTURITY S.-GIII, $150,000, Belmont, 10-10, 2yo, 6fT, 1:08.36,

fm.

1--SLIPSTREAM, 120, c, 2, by More Than Ready

1st Dam: Cake Baby (SP), by Stormy Atlantic

2nd Dam: Dharma Girl, by French Deputy

3rd Dam: Cashelmara, by Key to the Mint

1ST BLACK-TYPE WIN, 1ST GRADED STAKES WIN. ($170,000

Ylg '20 KEESEP). O-Jump Sucker Stable; B-Burleson Farm &

McKenzie Bloodstock (KY); T-Christophe Clement; J-Joel

Rosario. $82,500. Lifetime Record: 4-2-0-1, $147,600.

Werk Nick Rating: A.

Click for the eNicks report & 5-cross pedigree.

2--Run Curtis Run, 122, c, 2, Summer Front--My Magic Moment,

by Forest Wildcat. ($45,000 Ylg '20 EASOCT). O-Michael Dubb

& Michael J. Caruso; B-Larry Goichman (NY); T-Michael J.

Maker. $30,000.

3--Biz Biz Buzz, 120, c, 2, Fed Biz--Our Candy Striper, by Candy

Ride (Arg). O-Live Oak Plantation; B-Live Oak Stud (FL);

T-Michael J. Trombetta. $18,000.

Margins: 1, HF, 3/4. Odds: 2.30, 20.50, 10.50.

Also Ran: Midnight Worker, Poppy Flower, Chi Town Lady,

Kavod, Ready to March. Click for the Equibase.com chart, the

TJCIS.com PPs or the free Equineline.com catalogue-style

pedigree. VIDEO, sponsored by TVG.

Jump Sucker Stable's Slipstream backed up a sharp maiden

victory earlier in the meet with a score in the GIII Futurity S.

Sunday at Belmont, a Win and You're In qualifier for the GII

Breeders' Cup Juvenile Turf Sprint.

Debuting locally over six furlongs on grass, the $170,000

Keeneland September purchase ran an even fifth after hitting

the gate at the start, then faced more early trouble in a Saratoga

off-the-turfer July 30 before finishing a distant third. Cruising to

a 5 1/4-length graduation going seven panels here Sept. 18, the

dark bay was made the second choice here and was checked

several times in the opening furlong to be relegated to last

behind a :22.39 quarter. Advancing while saving ground on the

turn, he awaited room in early stretch, squeezed through at the

rail at the furlong grounds, tipped into the two path soon after

and overhauled pace-dueling longshot Run Curtis Run in deep

stretch to prevail. Even-money favorite Chi Town Lady

(Verrazano) was a no-factor sixth.

Cont. p13

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Slipstream | Janet Garaguso

AI=m very happy,@ said winning trainer Christophe Clement. AHe

belongs to Jump Sucker--a partnership that belongs to [NYRA

board member] Stephen Duncker and three of his friends. I

haven=t had a really good horse for them since Governor Malibu

a few years ago. I thought he would be a bit closer to the pace,

but I train and let Joel [Rosario] ride. He rides better than I do

and I train better than he does. He said he got really slammed

coming out the gate. Otherwise, I thought he was cruising and

going well. I love the way he finished. He was very impressive

when he broke his maiden here last time.@

Clement also said that his preference is to run in the one-mile

GI Breeders' Cup Juvenile Turf despite now having a fees-paid

berth to the Juvenile Turf Sprint.

AIf it=s up to me, yes. We have to see how he comes out of it

and be sure the owners are on board and that everything goes

well. I=d like to go [Juvenile Turf Sprint] with Derrynane, who

won [the Woodbine Cares] at Woodbine last month. I still don=t

know if they=ll invite her or not. I prefer six [furlongs] going into

a race that=s a mile at Del Mar on firm than a mile and a

sixteenth and drop back to a mile. I always like when you go to

California, the idea of pushing that sprinter speed going six or

seven furlongs to a mile.@

Pedigree Notes:

With the victory, Slipstream becomes the 211th stakes winner

and 96th graded stakes winner for WinStar's 24-year-old

stalwart More Than Ready. He is the second foal to race out of

his stakes-placed dam, following Too Sexy (Quality Road), who

scored in an allowance/optional claimer with a career-high 89

Beyer at Belmont Sept. 25. His second dam was an Illinois-bred

stakes winner. Cake Baby, a $110,000 Keeneland November

pickup by McKenzie Bloodstock in 2016, produced a colt by

Catalina Cruiser this term before being bred to Game Winner.

Sunday, Belmont Park

KNICKERBOCKER S.-GIII, $150,000, Belmont, 10-10, 3yo/up,

1 1/8mT, 1:46.66, fm.

1--SACRED LIFE (FR), 121, r, 6, by Siyouni (Fr)

1st Dam: Knyazhna (Ire), by Montjeu (Ire)

2nd Dam: Katyusha, by Kingmambo

3rd Dam: Crystal Crossing (Ire), by Royal Academy

(i50,000 Ylg '16 ARAUG). O-Michael Dubb, Madaket Stables

LLC, Wonder Stables & Michael J. Caruso; B-Mr. Viktor

Timoshenko & Mr. Andriy Milovanov (FR); T-Chad C. Brown;

J-Jose L. Ortiz. $82,500. Lifetime Record: GSW-Fr, GISP-US,

21-7-7-1, $616,768. Werk Nick Rating: A+.

Click for the eNicks report & 5-cross pedigree.

2--Field Pass, 126, c, 4, Lemon Drop Kid--Only Me, by Runaway

Groom. ($37,000 Ylg '18 EASOCT). O-Three Diamonds Farm;

B-Mark Brown Grier (MD); T-Michael J. Maker. $30,000.

3--Temple, 121, g, 5, Temple City--Desant, by Quiet American.

($19,000 RNA Wlg '16 KEENOV; $75,000 Ylg '17 FTKTUR;

$75,000 RNA 2yo '18 OBSAPR). O-Flying P Stable; B-Mark

Toothaker & Dan White (KY); T-Thomas Morley. $18,000.

Margins: HD, 1 3/4, HF. Odds: 5.40, 7.20, 16.30.

Also Ran: Corelli, No Word, Breaking the Rules, L'Imperator (Fr),

En Wye Cee, Epic Bromance. Click for the Equibase.com chart,

the TJCIS.com PPs or the free Equineline.com catalogue-style

pedigree. VIDEO, sponsored by TVG.

Sacred Life rallied from near the back of the pack to just tag

pacesetting Field Pass and pick up his first North American

graded stakes win in Sunday's GIII Knickerbocker S. at Belmont.

Cont. p14

SLIPSTREAMWIN AND YOU’RE IN ™

connection earnings include: $ Automatic berth into #BC21 Juvenile Turf

Sprint $ $30,000 in free pre-entry & entry fees $ Travel awards for horses stabled outside of

California, $10,000 for North America and$40,000 for international runners

+$10,000 nominator award to BurlesonFarms LLC, McKenzie Bloodstock

Click HERE for the full 2021#WINANDYOUREIN rules and race schedule.

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Sacred Life just overtakes Field Pass | Chelsea Durand

A Group 3 winner in his native France, the bay had just one

stakes win to his name since coming across the pond, in last

summer's Oceanport S. at Monmouth, but had been knocking on

the door of graded stakes glory, never finishing worse than

fourth in 11 U.S. starts., a stretch that included a third-place run

in the GI Maker's Mark Mile S. this April. Last seen finishing

second in a high-class allowance/optional claimer Aug. 29 at

Saratoga, he was made the fourth choice in an evenly-matched

field here and settled last but one in the field of nine as Field

Pass went clear through a :23.83 quarter and inched further

away past a :48.32 half. Stuck in a bit of traffic while given his

cue approaching the lane, the ridgling appeared to have too

much to do as late as the sixteenth pole, but flew home in the

final 50 yards to get up in the shadow of the wire.

AHe has no speed early on and I had to ride him,@ said winning

rider Jose Ortiz. AAt the six furlongs, I started pushing on him

and he was coming little by little. I knew sooner or later he

would pick it up and he picked up nicely around the half-mile

and then I just wanted for Rosario [Joel, aboard Breaking the

Rules] to go and I followed him. I had a lot of room to work with

[moving inside of Manny Franco aboard L=Imperator in the

stretch run] so I decided to do it. He was flying late. I just had to

keep him straight.@

Pedigree Notes:

One of 55 stakes winners and 27 group/graded stakes winners

for star sire Siyouni, Sacred Life is the first foal out of his dam,

who subsequently produced dual French GSP Khagan (Ire) (Le

Havre {Ire}) and sold for i700,000 to Ecurie des Monceaux at

the 2018 Arqana Deauville December Sale. She is responsible for

an unraced 3-year-old Sea The Stars (Ire) filly, a juvenile full-

sister to the winner named Savoureuse (GB) and a yearling

Kingman (GB) colt named Feed The Flame (GB), who hammered

for i270,000 earlier this year at the Arqana August Sale. Second

dam Katyusha is a half-sister to G1SW Rule of Law (Kingmambo).

Sunday, Woodbine

ONTARIO MATRON S.-GIII, C$150,300, Woodbine, 10-10,

3yo/up, f/m, 1 1/16m (AWT), 1:43.99, ft.

1--ART OF ALMOST, 122, m, 5, by Dansili (GB)

1st Dam: Reimpose, by First Defence

2nd Dam: Rougeur, by Blushing Groom (Fr)

3rd Dam: Media Luna (GB), by Star Appeal

1ST BLACK TYPE WIN, 1ST GRADED STAKES WIN.

(i150,000 RNA Wlg '16 ARQDEC; $145,000 RNA 2yo '18

FTFMAR; $600,000 RNA 3yo '19 FTKNOV; $290,000 5yo '21

KEEJAN). O-D. J. Stable LLC; B-Fred Seitz, Dr. Ted Folkerth,

J.R. Ward Stables & Jon Kelly (KY); T-Mark E. Casse;

J-Emma-Jayne Wilson. C$90,000. Lifetime Record: 25-5-5-6,

$357,434. Werk Nick Rating: F. Click for the eNicks report

& 5-cross pedigree.

2--Skygaze, 123, f, 4, American Pharoah--Skyscape, by

Marquetry. ($300,000 Ylg '18 KEESEP). O-Tracy Farmer;

B-Normandy Farm LLC (KY); T-Mark E. Casse. C$30,000.

3--Juxtapose, 122, f, 4, Verrazano--Aldara, by Street Cry (Ire).

($5,000 Ylg '18 KEESEP; $15,000 2yo '19 OBSOPN).

O-James Redekop & Stefan Ferrario; B-Alvin D. Haynes

Estate (KY); T-Steven Owens. C$16,500.

Margins: 1 1/4, HF, NK. Odds: 8.90, 0.60, 13.20.

Also Ran: Crystal Glacier, Saratoga Vision, Afleet Katherine.

Click for the Equibase.com chart, the TJCIS.com PPs, or the free

Equineline.com catalogue-style pedigree. VIDEO, sponsored by

TVG.

Art of Almost closed from off the pace to upset Sunday's

GIII Ontario Matron S. at Woodbine. Eagerly away from post 1,

the dark bay was eased back to last--only about three lengths

from the front--through a pedestrian opening quarter in :25.25.

Still at the back following a half in :49.90, the D.J. Stable runner

was given her cue by Emma-Jayne Wilson approaching the

quarter pole and swung out several paths wide for the stretch

drive. Only about a length off the pace, the 8-1 chance ground

her way to the front midstretch and ran off to win by a 1 1/4

lengths over stablemate and 3-5 choice Skygaze (American

Pharoah) was runner up, while Juxtapose (Verrazano) stayed on

for third. Cont. p15

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Art of Almost collects her first stakes winMichael Burns

AI wanted to get an outside run,@ explained Wilson. AShe can

be a little quirky out of the one-hole and I was looking to

position myself where I was in range, but could also work my

way to the outside, so that I could just get her going around the

turn.@

She added, AAs we straightened away, you can see I moved up

to them at the top of the stretch and she wasn't even quite

ready in full flight yet. So, I was pretty confident when we

measured up to Patrick [Husbands, Skygaze] and, when I really

reached for it and asked her, she gave me every she had.@

Conditioned by Canadian Hall of Fame trainer Roger Attfield

earlier in her career, Art of Almost was secured by her current

connections at Keeneland in January and marked her debut for

Mark Casse with a fifth in Gulfstream's GIII Honey Fox S. in

February. Seventh in the Sand Springs S. at the Hallandale oval in

March, she was given some time off before resurfacing with a

close-up third in an optional claimer at Woodbine July 3.

Switched to the main for her next start, she got up for the

narrow score over Afleet Katherine (Afleet Alex) July 24 before

finishing fourth behind winner Skygaze in the Sept. 12 Bel

Mahone S.

Pedigree Notes:

With her Ontario Matron win Sunday, Art of Almost becomes

the 151 black-type winner and 89th graded/group scorer for her

prolific sire Dansili. The first foal out of Reimpose, Art of Almost

RNA'd at Arqana as a weanling in 2016 before going unsold at

Fasig-Tipton's Florida sale in 2018 and again as a horse of racing

age the following November. Offered this past January at

Keeneland, she realized $290,000 from D.J. Stable. The winner's

dam, Reimpose, is also responsible for an unraced 3-year-old

filly by American Pharoah and a juvenile filly by Classic Empire.

She was bred to Justify this season. The 10-year-old mare is a

daughter of European highweight older route mare Rougeur

(Blushing Groom {Fr}), also responsible for dual Grade I-winning

Flute (Seattle Slew), herself the dam of GSW and GISP Filimbi

(Mizzen Mast). This represents the extended family of European

highweight route horse Brian Boru (GB) (Sadler's Wells).

Sunday, Woodine

DURHAM CUP S.-GIII, C$155,100, Woodbine, 10-10, 3yo/up,

1 1/16m (AWT), 1:42.36, ft.

1--SPECIAL FORCES, 121, g, 6, by Candy Ride (Arg)

1st Dam: Special Me, by Unbridled's Song

2nd Dam: Delta Danielle, by Lord Avie

3rd Dam: Domasco Danielle, by Same Direction

($220,000 Ylg '16 KEESEP). O-Kevin Attard & Soli Mehta;

B-Machmer Hall, Carrie & Craig Brogden (KY); T-Kevin Attard;

J-Justin Stein. C$90,000. Lifetime Record: 20-6-6-2, $393,498.

*1/2 to Gift Box (Twirling Candy), GISW, $1,127,060; 1/2 to

Stonetastic (Mizzen Mast), MGSW & GISP, $856,062.

Werk Nick Rating: A+++ *Triple Plus*.

Click for the eNicks report & 5-cross pedigree.

2--Sir Winston, 122, h, 5, Awesome Again--La Gran Bailadora, by

Afleet Alex. ($50,000 RNA Ylg '17 KEESEP). O/B-Tracy Farmer

(KY); T-Mark E. Casse. C$30,000.

3--Halo Again, 121, c, 4, Speightstown--Halo's Verse, by

Unbridled's Song. ($600,000 Ylg '18 KEESEP). O-Winchell

Thoroughbreds LLC & Willis Horton Racing LLC; B-Anderson

Farms Ont. Inc. (ON); T-Steven M. Asmussen. C$19,800.

Margins: HF, 2, HF. Odds: 6.80, 1.50, 12.85.

Also Ran: Mighty Heart, Tap It to Win. Click for the

Equibase.com chart, the TJCIS.com PPs or the free

Equineline.com catalogue-style pedigree. VIDEO, sponsored by

TVG.

Heading into Sunday's GIII Durham Cup at Woodbine, it

appeared to many to be a match up between Classic winners:

2020 Queen's Plate S. hero Mighty Heart (Dramedy) and 2019

GI Belmont S. victor Sir Winston, trained by Mark Casse. The Hall

of Famer was also represented by another legitimate contender,

Tap It to Win (Tapit), who bested Josie Carroll's reigning Horse

of the Year in his latest start. On race day, the money duly

poured in on the top three, however, Special Forces apparently

hadn't read the headlines. Cont. p16

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Special Forces | Michael Burns

Coming into Sunday's race, the gelding hadn't visited the

winner's circle since winning the GII Autumn S. in the fall of

2019, in large part a result of having spent the entire 2020

season on the sidelines. In two starts this year, he hit the board

both times despite finishing behind all three of his main Durham

Cup rivals on those prior occasions. Marking his return from his

1 1/2-year hiatus Aug. 19, the 6-year-old finished runner-up to

Sir Winston in a $62,500 optional claimer at the Etobicoke oval

before rounding out the trifecta behind Tap It to Win and

Mighty Heart in the GIII Seagram Cup S. Sept. 11.

Sent off at 6-1 this time, Special Forces, with Justin Stein in the

irons for the first time, was taken back to last of five as Tap It to

Win led through an opening quarter in :24.17 as Halo Again, also

returning after more than a year away from the races, was a

close second. Meanwhile, Mighty Heart and Sir Winston sat third

and fourth, respectively. Tap It to Win continued to set the pace

through a half in :47.96 as the field began to constrict

approaching the quarter pole. The widest of all turning for

home, Special Forces loomed as Halo Again led narrowly while

Tap It to Win began to weaken and Sir Winston took his shot in

between rivals. Carrying the most momentum late, Special

Forces forged clear to score by a half-length over Sir Winston,

who held Halo Again safe in third. Mighty Heart was fourth and

Tap It to Win rounded out the field. Despite a few anxious

moments stemming from a stewards= inquiry involving the top

three finishers, the order of finish was allowed to stand

unchanged.

AI worked him a couple times and he=s a lot of horse,@ said

Stein. AI was just the lucky jock to get on him. [Trainer] Kevin

[Attard] and his team have done an amazing job with him. He

crushed today. He=s a champ.@

Attard added, AWe had to be very patient with him. Obviously,

the COVID season kind of hampered his chances of getting back

last year, but we elected to kind of back off and give him the

rest of the year off. He was disrespected today, but this horse

was probably one of the better older horses on the grounds

here in 2019 and kind of got disrespected todayYbut showed his

true colors.@

Pedigree Notes:

Having already established herself in the breeding shed,

Special Me is responsible for the talented dual graded stakes

winning and Grade I placed Stonetastic (Mizzen Mast), an earner

of over $850,000 through her four-season racing career. It

wasn't long before the daughter of Unbridled's Song came up

with another ace in millionaire Gift Box (Twirling Candy), who

registered his biggest career win in the GI Santa Anita H. More

recently, she produced a filly by Medaglia d'Oro in 2018 and a

filly by Into Mischief the following season. She was bred back to

the Spendthrift stallion this term.

Letruska (Super Saver) wins her fifth straight at Keeneland(click to watch)

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Riders congregate in the Pimlico winner=s circle after Canter for the

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PIMLICO HOSTS CANTER FOR A CAUSE Over 260 riders and their mounts from throughout the Mid-

Atlantic region and farther afield cantered, walked and trotted

across Pimlico Race Course Sunday, to raise awareness and

money for the Thoroughbred Aftercare Alliance (TAA) as part of

Canter for a Cause. The event, sponsored by the Maryland

Jockey Club, saw registered riders go out in one of four groups

between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. to take their horse around Pimlico,

as well as walk through the starting gate and get their picture

taken in the winner=s circle.

AThe Thoroughbred Aftercare Alliance is honored to be the

charity of choice for Canter for a Cause once again,@ said Stacie

Clark Rogers, operations consultant for TAA. AIt=s always so great

to see so many people eager to support accredited

Thoroughbred aftercare and have some fun while doing it.

Thank you to 1/ST for hosting the Thoroughbred Aftercare

Alliance and for all that they do for our horses.@

GALILEAN TO STAND AT HIDDEN LAKE FARM Multiple stakes winner Galilean (Uncle Mo--Fresia, by El Prado

{Ire}), who hails from the female family of the influential Smart

Strike, has been retired from racing and will take up his new

career as a stallion at Hidden Lake Farm in New York, where he

will stand the 2022 breeding season for a stud fee of $7,000

S&N.

AWe are proud of what Galilean accomplished on the

racetrack,@ said West Point Thoroughbreds= Terry Finley, Aand

we=re excited for him to write his next chapter as a stallion. He

was precocious, fast, and he proved his class repeatedly in top

company. We believe he has the looks, the pedigree, and the

type of dangerous miler speed to make his mark as a stallion.

We are committed to supporting Galilean with some of our top

mares, and we=re excited to offer him to New York breeders.@

Campaigned by West Point Thoroughbreds, Denise Barker, and

William Sandbrook, Galilean was bought by West Point

Thoroughbreds for $600,000 out of Eddie Woods= consignment

at the 2018 Barretts 2-Year-Olds in Training Sale. He picked up

victories in the Barretts Juvenile S. and King Glorious S. as a

juvenile and added a score in the California Cup Derby as well as

a third in the GII Rebel S. at three in 2019. He also captured the

Soi Phet S., California Dreamin S. and California Flag H. last year.

The bay, who was trained by Jerry Hollendorfer, retires with a

record of 16-6-1-3 and earnings of $592,522.

For more information on Galilean or to schedule a viewing,

contact Chris Bernhard at (914) 850-9769 or by email at

cjbern@hotmail.com.

Wednesday, Keeneland #8, post time: 4:44 p.m. EDT

JPMORGAN CHASE JESSAMINE S.-GII, $200,000, 2yo, f,

1 1/16mT

PP HORSE SIRE OWNER TRAINER JOCKEY WT

1 Kneesnhips K Connect Joel Politi Amoss Graham 118

2 California Angel K California Chrome Chris Walsh Leonard, III Bejarano 118

3 Turnerloose K Nyquist Thrash, Ike and Dawn Cox Geroux 120

4 Ontheonesandtwos K Jimmy Creed Deuce Greathouse, Cindy M. Hutson, Madaket Stables Casse Talamo 118

& Thomas J. Romano

5 Roughly a Diamond K First Samurai Circle 8 Nihei Saez 118

6 Bhoma K Bernardini Susan Moulton McPeek Hernandez, Jr. 118

7 Rigby Brethren Arindel Maker Santana, Jr. 118

8 Queen Judith Empire Maker D. J. Stable LLC Casse Leparoux 118

9 Decree of Love Declaration of War Three Diamonds Farm Maker Ortiz, Jr. 118

10 Misthaven (Ire) K Candy Ride (Arg) SF Racing LLC Sharp Gaffalione 118

11 Opalina Optimizer Teneri Farm & J Stables LLC Rodriguez Zayas 118

12 Dressed K More Than Ready Eclipse Thoroughbred Partners Catalano Prat 118

13 Boxing Day Street Boss Godolphin, LLC Walsh Beschizza 118

14 Diamond Wow Lookin At Lucky Diamond 100 Racing Club, LLC, Amy E. Dunne & Biancone Smith 118

Patrick L. Biancone LLC

Also Eligible:

15 Blissful Empire Maker Belladonna Rcng, Manganaro B'stock & E. J. Hudson, Jr. DeVaux Saez 118

16 Haughty K Empire Maker Bradley Thoroughbreds, Belmar Racing & Breeding, LLC, Brown Rosario 118

Tim & Anna Cambron & Team Hanley

Breeders: 1-Lantern Hill Farm LLC, 2-Irish National Stud, 3-William Humphries & Altair Farms LLC, 4-Spendthrift Farm, LLC, 5-A. John Price, 6-Courtney

Meagher & Godolphin, 7-Arindel, 8-Gainesway Thoroughbreds LTD., 9-Asiel Stable, LLC, 10-SF Bloodstock, 11-Teneri Farms Inc. & Bernardo Alvarez

Calderon, 12-Brushy Hill, LLC, 13-Godolphin, 14-Patrick Biacone Diamond 100 Racing C, 15-Thoreau, LLC & Empire Maker Syndicate, 16-Gainesway

Thoroughbreds LTD

Friday, Keeneland #9, post time: 5:16 p.m. EDT

BUFFALO TRACE FRANKLIN COUNTY S.-GIII, $150,000, 3yo/up, f/m, 5 1/2fT

PP HORSE SIRE OWNER TRAINER JOCKEY WT

1 She's So Special K Hard Spun Eclipse Thoroughbred Partners Catalano Prat 120

2 Ambassador Luna Brethren Voodoomon Racing Colebrook Graham 120

3 Lagertha (Chi) Scat Daddy Matriarca Sanchez Berrios 120

4 Campanelle (Ire) Kodiac (GB) Stonestreet Stables LLC Ward Rosario 122

5 In Good Spirits Ghostzapper Bal Mar Equine, LLC Stall, Jr. Velazquez 122

6 Catch a Bid K Real Solution Highlander Training Center Sharp Gaffalione 120

7 Lead Guitar Maclean's Music Hill, Jim and Susan Weaver Santana, Jr. 120

8 Violenza Violence Bloch, Randall L., Six Column Stables, LLC, Wilkes Landeros 120

Seiler, John, Hall, David and Kirk, David

9 Elle Z K City Zip M Bar O LLC Hartman Murrill 120

10 Yes It's Ginger K Yes It's True Brilliant Racing, LLC and Tagg Team Racing Foley Pedroza 120

11 Signify K Speightstown WinStar Stablemates Racing LLC Brisset Geroux 120

12 Change of Control K Fed Biz Perry Harrison Lovell Hernandez 122

Breeders: 1-Gary & Mary West Stables Inc., 2-Voodoomon Racing, 3-Haras Matriarca, 4-Tally-Ho Stud, 5-Stonestreet Thoroughbred Holdings LLC,

6-Kenneth L. Ramsey & Sarah K. Ramsey, 7-Windylea Farm, LLC, 8-Randy Bloch, et al, 9-W. S. Farish & Lazy F Ranch, 10-Angel Lopez, Penny Lopez &

Kathie Maybee, 11-WinStar Farm, LLC, 12-Mr. John O' Meara

Averly Jane | Coady Photo

IN ORDER OF PURSE:

Sunday, Keeneland

INDIAN SUMMER S. PRESENTED BY KEENELAND SELECT,

$200,000, Keeneland, 10-10, 2yo, 5 1/2fT, 1:02.65, gd.

1--AVERLY JANE, 117, f, 2, by Midshipman

1st Dam: Sh Sh Shakin', by Richter Scale

2nd Dam: Capote's Gift, by Capote

3rd Dam: Bubbles Darlene, by Fappiano

($35,000 Ylg '20 FTKOCT). O-Hat Creek Racing; B-University

of Kentucky (KY); T-Wesley A. Ward; J-Tyler Gaffalione.

$120,000. Lifetime Record: 4-4-0-0, $313,140. *1/2 to

Chattel (Giant Oak), SW, $111,540.

2--Kaufymaker, 116, f, 2, Jimmy Creed--Heaven's Touch, by

Montbrook. O/B-Gregory Kaufman (KY); T-Wesley A. Ward.

$40,000.

3--Circle Back Jack, 118, g, 2, Tonalist--Sucat, by Medaglia

d'Oro. O-Susan Evans & Cathy Sweezey; B-Susan Evans &

Mary Catherine Sweezey (KY); T-Sarah Hamilton. $20,000.

Margins: 3, NK, NK. Odds: 0.90, 3.20, 47.50.

Also Ran: Detroit City, Pure Panic, Roman Poet, Big Boss Ben,

Bonus Appreciation, Diamond City. Scratched:

Sonnyisnotsofunny.

Hat Creek Racing's Averly Jane powered home a

much-the-best winner in Keeneland's Indian Summer S., a 'Win

and You're In' race for the GII Breeders' Cup Juvenile Turf Sprint

at Del Mar Nov. 5. Undefeated in three prior starts for trainer

Wesley Ward, including a commanding score in Saratoga's

Skidmore S. Aug. 20, she was installed the 4-5 choice while

facing the boys and getting blinkers off here. To the front like a

shot, she rolled through opening splits of :21.64 and :44.50.

Turning on all boosters late, Averly Jane crossed the wire a

commanding four-length winner over stablemate Kaufymaker.

With the win, Averly Jane set a new stakes record of 1:02.65 for

5 1/2 furlongs. Cont. p2

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God of Love | Michael Burns

Indian Summer cont.

AIt doesn=t really matter [what surface she runs on]. She=s justa quality filly,@ said rider Tyler Gaffalione of the winner. AShe=sgot a tremendous amount of speed, and she just keeps going.She=s one of the fastest [out of the gate] I=ve ever been on. Shealmost throws you in the back seat. She=s a lot of fun.@ The Indian Summer marked Averly Jane's third score over coltsas she'd also faced and beaten them in both the Skidmore and inChurchill's Apr. 28 Kentucky Juvenile S. The bay filly has facedher own gender just once when debuting with an 8 3/4-lengthvictory Apr. 15 at Keeneland. The Indian Summer was her firststart on the lawn. Trainer Ward also won the Indian Summer in 2019 withanother filly in Kimari (Munnings), whose further exploitsincluded victory in Keeneland's GI Madison S. this past April. Sh Sh Shakin' has also produced 2018 Skidmore winnerChattel, whose injuries sustained when clipping heels and fallingin the stretch at Kentucky Downs later that year caused hisdeath. The mare also has a yearling colt by Brody's Cause, whosold for $45,000 to Emerald Farm as a Fasig-Tipton shortyearling, and was bred to World of Trouble for next term. Clickfor the Equibase.com chart or VIDEO, sponsored by TVG.

CUP AND SAUCER S., C$251,200, Woodbine, 10-10, (C), 2yo, 1 1/16mT, 1:47.86, yl.1--GOD OF LOVE, 122, c, 2, by Cupid

1st Dam: No Wonder, by Three Wonders2nd Dam: Starinthemeadow, by Meadowlake3rd Dam: Lite a Star, by Our Michael

($77,000 Wlg '19 KEENOV; $9,000 Ylg '20 KEESEP; $100,000 2yo '21 OBSMAR). 1ST BLACK-TYPE WIN. O-Eclipse Thoroughbred Partners & Gary Barber; B-William D. Graham (ON); T-Mark E. Casse; J-Rafael Manuel Hernandez. C$150,000. Lifetime Record: 2-1-0-0, $120,586. *1/2 to Muskoka Wonder (Into Mischief), SW, $111,436. **Second stakes winner, ninth overall winner for first-crop sire (by Tapit).

2--Fast Feet, 122, g, 2, Tourist--Conquest Fleetfeet, by Afleet

Alex. O/B-Gary Barber (ON); T-Mark E. Casse. C$50,000.

3--Stronger Together, 122, c, 2, Liam's Map--Silky Girl, by Scat

Daddy. ($65,000 RNA Ylg '20 FTKSEL). O-Spruce Park Stable;

B-Jim Dandy Stable (ON); T-Sid C. Attard. C$25,000.

Margins: 1 3/4, 1, 3. Odds: 7.55, 3.60, 6.40.

Also Ran: Dancin in Da'nile, Shamateur, Spring Mountain,

Brutality, Hidden Honor, Mentoring, Chairman Bob, Where's

Neal.

One day after his freshman sire Cupid (Tapit) was represented

by his first stakes winner, God of Love became number two, and

winner number nine overall, as he broke his maiden in the

lucrative Cup and Saucer S. at Woodbine. Trainer Mark Casse

and co-owner Gary Barber made up the exacta for good

measure.

Faring no better than seventh as the 2-1 chalk in his main-track

sprint unveiling Sept. 12, the chestnut broke last before settling

in towards the back of the pack as favored stablemate Fast Feet

showed the way. God of Love still had lots of work to do after six

furlongs in 1:15.44, but forced his way out at the top of the lane

and leveled off in midstretch to kick on to the wire.

AI tried to get closer, because I know the turf is soft and we

didn't want to be stuck behind too many horses, but he refused

to go early,@ said winning rider Rafael Hernandez of his trip. AHe

said, >Nah.= He was staying back, so I said we will try to make it in

one run. I put him in gear, and he gave one run, and he came

flying down the lane.@

The winner, who breezed in :10 flat at OBS March, has a foal

half-sister by Where's the Ring. His dam, who is a half to MGISW

juvenile Weemissfrankie (Sunriver), was bred to Ami's Holiday

for 2022. Click for the Equibase.com chart or VIDEO, sponsored

by TVG.

AVERLY JANEWIN AND YOU’RE IN ™

connection earnings include: $ Automatic berth into #BC21 Juvenile Turf

Sprint $ $30,000 in free pre-entry & entry fees $ Travel awards for horses stabled outside of

California, $10,000 for North America and$40,000 for international runners

+$10K nominator award to Hat Creek Rcng

Click HERE for the full 2021#WINANDYOUREIN rules and race schedule.

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FIRST STAKES WINNER FOR FRESHMAN SIRE

The Sky Is Falling | Coady Photo

All Luck | Coady Photo

WEST VIRGINIA TRIPLE CROWN NUTRITION BREEDERS' CLASSIC

S., $67,500, Charles Town, 10-9, (S), 2yo, f, 6 1/2f, 1:22.22, ft.

1--THE SKY IS FALLING, 118, f, 2, Cupid--Miss Henny Penny (SP),

by Half Ours. ($40,000 Ylg '20 KEEJAN). 1ST BLACK-TYPE WIN.

O-David M. Raim; B-Catherine K Jennings & Scott Mallory

(WV); T-Jeff C. Runco; J-Arnaldo Bocachica. $33,750. Lifetime

Record: 3-2-0-0, $53,767. *1/2 to Door Buster (Speightster),

SW, $158,125.

2--O K Smarty Pants, 119, f, 2, Smarty Jones--Over You, by

Overanalyze. O/B/T-Michael Eugene Sterling (WV). $14,850.

3--Fancy Her Up, 118, f, 2, Juba--Fancy Up, by Smoke Glacken.

O/B/T-John A. Casey (WV). $7,425.

Margins: 1HF, 4, 1HF. Odds: 9.30, 6.00, 0.20.

Also Ran: Aim's Jubilee, Cousin Winnie, Ghostly Squall, Bonnie

Bluetooth, Windsor's Play, Hessica, Castle Lights.

The Sky Is Falling turned the table on a number of these foes

to become the first black-type winner for her freshman sire (by

Tapit). A debut winner at 2-5 odds going 4 1/2 panels here

Sept. 3, the dark bay wheeled back in 15 days to be fifth behind

Fancy Her Up, O K Smarty Pants and two other re-opposing foes

in the Rachel's Turn S. Let go at longshot odds while stretching

out to two turns, The Sky Is Falling settled in midpack while

saving ground into the first bend. She was scrubbed on between

rivals to take closer order leaving the backside, ranged up three

deep into the stretch and leveled off best to out-finish O K

Smarty Pants. The winner's owner David Raim bought her

yearling half-brother by Tapwrit for $82,000 at the Fasig-Tipton

Midlantic Fall Yearlings sale earlier in the week. Miss Henny

Penny has a filly foal by Maximus Mischief and was bred back to

Complexity. Click for the Equibase.com chart or VIDEO,

sponsored by TVG.

IN ORDER OF PURSE:

7th-Keeneland, $86,000, Alw (NW2L)/Opt. Clm ($80,000),

10-10, 2yo, f, 1m, 1:38.13, ft, 2 1/4 lengths.

ALL LUCK (f, 2, Quality Road--My Lady Luck, by Hard Spun), the

Aother@ Brad Cox runner signed on here, made the early lead

and kept finding late defeat winners Sunday. Tenth in her turf

unveiling at Ellis Aug. 14, the dark bay looked like a different

horse with Lasix added as she pressed and prevailed by 2 3/4

lengths in a rained-off two-turn test at Indiana Grand Sept. 15.

Flattered when the runner-up from that race came back to air

by five lengths, she was let go at 7-1 while her stablemate and

P.G. Johnson S. runner-up Let's Be Clear (Munnings) vied for

favoritism with GIII Pocahontas S. fourth Code for Success

(Honor Code). All Luck was hustled away from the gate by

Florent Geroux to seize the early advantage with Manasota

Sunset (Outwork) prompting. She posted splits of :23.80 and

:48.20, but was hard ridden heading for home as Manasota

Sunset ranged up on even terms and put a half-length in front.

It turned out All Luck was only playing possum, however, as she

re-broke at the top of the lane and pulled away late to post the

2 1/4-length decision. Code for Success rallied for fourth from

far back, while Let's Be Clear never factored in sixth. The winner

is half to Lucky Curlin (Curlin), MGSP, $188,362; a yearling colt

by Into Mischief who brought $100,000 at KEESEP; and a foal

colt by Flameaway. My Lady Luck was bred to Constitution for

2022. Sales history: $220,000 Ylg '20 KEESEP. Lifetime Record:

3-2-0-0, $72,189. Click for the Equibase.com chart or VIDEO,

sponsored by TVG.

O-Klein Racing; B-John C. Oxley (KY); T-Brad H. Cox.

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Daisy Bee | Coady Photo

Full Focus | Coady Photo

9th-Remington, $34,000, Alw, 10-9, (NW1X), 3yo/up, f/m, 5fT,

:57.57, fm, 2 1/4 lengths.

STACI'S RED DRESS (f, 3, Maclean's Music--Red Sprite, by

Thunder Gulch) scored first out in front-running style in a

rained-off heat Sept. 30, and wheeled back on short rest to

overcome a wide draw and duel her way to a 2 1/4-length

victory. Don't Float the Ice (Can the Man) was second. Sales

history: $15,000 Ylg '19 KEESEP. Lifetime Record: 2-2-0-0,

$39,792. Click for the Equibase.com chart or VIDEO, sponsored

by TVG.

O-Greg & Darwin Green, R. Dwain Yarbar & M.C.M Stables, LLC;

B-Nicholas M. Lotz (KY); T-Greg Green.

IN ORDER OF PURSE:

1st-Belmont, $90,000, Msw, 10-10, 2yo, 1mT, 1:35.45, fm, 4

lengths.

VERBAL (c, 2, Flintshire {GB}--Endless Chat, by Bernardini),

given a 4-1 chance off an unassuming worktab for his high

profile connections, dropped back to second last early. He began

to inch closer after a :47.57 half, split foes to get out into the

clear in upper stretch and kicked on nicely from there en route

to a promising four-length score. Longshot fellow firster

Parquetry (Temple City) got his nose down for second. The

winner is half to Toledo (Into Mischief), GSP, $109,563, a

yearling colt by Arrogate and a foal colt by Into Mischief. His

dam was bred to Kantharos for 2022. Lifetime Record: 1-1-0-0,

$49,500. Click for the Equibase.com chart or VIDEO, sponsored

by TVG.

O/B-Juddmonte Farms Inc (KY); T-Chad C. Brown.

2nd-Keeneland, $84,000, Msw, 10-10, 2yo, f, 1mT, 1:37.37, gd,

1 1/2 lengths.

DAISY BEE (f, 2, English Channel--For the Memories, by A.P.

Indy) was a distant third in a rained-off and sloppy Saratoga

sprint July 29, and improved significantly on speed figures filling

the same slot when stretched out on the grass at Kentucky

Downs Sept. 12. Let go at 10-1 here, the homebred doled out

splits of :23.58, :48.17 and 1:13.10 before fending off foes from

both sides in the lane to prevail by 1 1/2 lengths. Trobairitz

(Summer Front), who also exited a race at Kentucky Downs and

couldn't quite punch through a tight opening inside of the

winner, completed the exacta. The winner is a granddaughter of

GISW Friendly Michelle (Artax). She has a yearling half-brother

by Keen Ice and a foal half-brother by Street Boss. Lifetime

Record: 3-1-0-2, $75,900. Click for the Equibase.com chart or

VIDEO, sponsored by TVG.

O/B-Calumet Farm (KY); T-George R. Arnold, II.

4th-Keeneland, $84,000, Msw, 10-10, 2yo, f, 1 1/16m, 1:47.06,

ft, 1 1/4 lengths.

FULL FOCUS (f, 2, Medaglia d'Oro--Divided Attention {SW &

GSP, $255,900}, by A.P. Indy) checked in seventh as the 6-5

favorite after slight trouble going seven panels over a wet/fast

track at Churchill Sept. 19. Bettors kept the faith Sunday to back

her down to 7-10, and they were rewarded. Off awkwardly from

the fence, the Godolphin homebred recovered to stalk from the

pocket. She was switched out for clear sailing heading for home,

vied for command while three deep after six panels in an easy

1:15.13, and out-finished pesky foe Coco Puff (Texas Red) to don

cap and gown by 1 1/4 lengths. Cont. p5

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4th-KEE cont.

Produced by a half-sister to champion juvenile Folklore

(Tiznow) and to the dam of superstar Essential Quality (Tapit),

Full Focus has a yearling half-sister by Uncle Mo and a foal half-

brother by Candy Ride (Arg). Her dam was bred back to Uncle

Mo this past season. Lifetime Record: 2-1-0-0, $51,544. Click for

the Equibase.com chart or VIDEO, sponsored by TVG.

O/B-Godolphin (KY); T-Brad H. Cox.

1st-Woodbine, C$79,000, Msw, 10-10, 2yo, 1 1/16m (AWT),

1:44.60, ft, 1 3/4 lengths.

GRAFTON STREET (c, 2, War Front--Lahinch Classics {Ire}

{GSP-Ire, SP-Eng}, by Galileo {Ire}) kicked off his career in the

Belmont slop with a third as the 9-5 favorite in an off-turf test at

five furlongs May 29 before improving a position while

stretching to a mile over the Woodbine lawn for the Sept. 19 GI

Summer S. Slightly awkwardly off the blocks this time, the 2-5

choice headed Hagemeister Street (Nyquist), who got first jump

but was soon caught by the favorite as they cut out an opening

quarter mile in :23.71. Moving easily through a half in :47.83,

the handsome bay was still in front as stablemate Luckman

(Empire Maker) assumed second. Set down to the task in the

stretch, Grafton Street continued to march on and had enough

left in the tank to score by 1 3/4 lengths. Next on the colt's

dance card is the GI Breeders' Cup Juvenile Turf at Del Mar Nov.

5. Group 1 placed in Ireland, Lahinch Classics is a half-sister to

GSW The Bogberry (Hawk Wing) and GSW Liscanna (Ire)

(Sadler's Wells), the dam of English highweight 2-year-old filly

Brave Anna (War Front) and Hit It A Bomb (War Front), who

recorded his biggest career win in the GI Breeders' Cup Juvenile

Turf. The 10-year-old mare dropped a Justify colt earlier this

season. Lifetime Record: GISP, 3-1-1-1, $108,073. Click for the

Equibase.com chart or VIDEO, sponsored by TVG.

O-Mrs. John Magnier; B-Mrs E.M. Stockwell (KY); T-Mark E.

Casse.

5th-Santa Anita, $63,500, (S), Msw, 10-10, 2yo, f, 5fT, :57.15,

fm, 3 1/4 lengths.

GRITTY GIRL (f, 2, Street Boss--Intoitagain, by Into Mischief)

had the misfortune to debut Aug. 28 in the 'TDN Rising Star'-

worthy performance of Electric Ride (Daredevil)--who would go

on to finish second in the GII Chandelier S. Oct. 1--but it was her

turn to shine Sunday. Breaking on top, she welcomed two others

to join her at the head of the class through a :21.87 first quarter,

then had already pulled clear by the :45.47 half. Gritty Girl drew

away with ease as the 8-5 favorite, winning by 3 1/4 lengths

over Warren's Queen Bee (Clubhouse Ride). The winner is the

first foal out of her dam, who also has a yearling colt by Smiling

Tiger and a 2021 full-sister to Gritty Girl.

Lifetime Record: 2-1-0-0, $37,100. Click for the Equibase.com

chart or VIDEO, sponsored by TVG.

O/B-Red Baron's Barn LLC & Rancho Temescal LLC (CA); T-Jeff

Mullins.

1st-Santa Anita, $62,000, Msw, 10-10, 2yo, f, 5fT, :56.37, fm,

3/4 length.

BABY STEPS (f, 2, Jimmy Creed--Competitivebalance, by Into

Mischief) made third time the charm, breaking her maiden

while first time on the lawn. Last seen fourth on the main at Del

Mar Aug 14, the public let her go at 8-1. She went straight to the

front, dueled with Comedic (Practical Joke) to her inside through

fractions of :22.06 and :44.66, and edged clear late to win by

three-quarters of a length. The winner's dam, a $200,000 Fasig-

Tipton March 2-year-old, has a 2021 filly by Khozan. Sales

History: $70,000 2yo '21 OBSMAR. Lifetime Record: 3-1-0-0,

$41,000. Click for the Equibase.com chart or VIDEO, sponsored

by TVG.

O-California Racing Partners, Ciaglia Racing LLC & Richard C.

Pearson; B-Summer Mayberry & Rick Rudman (FL); T-Ryan

Hanson.

1st-Laurel, $51,060, Msw, 10-10, 3, 4,/5yo, f/m, 1 1/16mT,

1:42.81, fm, 3 3/4 lengths.

BIPARTISANSHIP (GB) (f, 3, Bated Breath {GB}--Dream Wild

{GB}, by Oasis Dream {GB}), third in July's G3 Brownstown S. at

Fairyhouse for Willie McCreery and Roderick Wachman,

resurfaced to finish third for these connections at Belmont Sept.

18. Pounded down to 2-5 facing somewhat softer competition

here, the chestnut circled the field in last-to-first fashion to win

by a dominant 3 3/4 lengths. The winner is a granddaughter of

1999 G1 English 1000 Guineas winner Wince (GB) (Selkirk),

making her dam a half to G1 Yorkshire Oaks heroine Quiff (GB)

(Sadler's Wells). Dream Wild has a 2-year-old colt and foal filly

by Postponed (Ire). Sales history: 40,000gns Ylg '19 TADEYG.

Lifetime Record: GSP-Ire, 6-1-0-3, $47,563. Click for the

Equibase.com chart or VIDEO, sponsored by TVG.

O-Fortune Racing LLC; B-Ebonos Limited (GB); T-H. Graham

Motion.

7th-Gulfstream, $45,000, Msw, 10-10, 3yo/up, f/m, 1 1/16m

(AWT), 1:49.21, ft, nose.

ENDLESS FRONT (f, 3, War Front--Yahilwa {GSW & MGISP,

$583,495}, by Medaglia d'Oro) got no closer than second in four

turf tries, including last out Sept. 4 at Monmouth, but nailed a

hard-fought win when switched to the new all-weather surface

at Gulfstream. She settled midpack and in the clear as early

quarters clicked by in :25.35 and :51.41. Cont. p6

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7th-GP cont.

Endless Front collared leader Viva La Red (Texas Red) on the

turn and the two dueled all the way to the wire. In spite of

staying on her wrong lead, Endless Front won by a nose as the 4-

5 choice. The 2015 GIII Sixty Sails winner, Yahilwa was also

placed in that year's GI Clement L. Hirsch and GI Spinster.

Yahilwa has a yearling colt by Quality Road who brought

$325,000 from Brothers Two Stables at the recent Keeneland

September sale. She also has an April filly by Speightstown and

was bred back to Improbable. Sales History: $250,000 Ylg '19

KEESEP. Lifetime Record: 5-1-1-0, $42,150. Click for the

Equibase.com chart or VIDEO, sponsored by TVG.

O-Waterford Stable & John Gardiner; B-Breeze Easy, LLC (KY);

T-Todd A. Pletcher.

FIRST-CROP STARTERS TO WATCH: MONDAY, OCTOBER 11

2021 Stud Fees Listed

American Freedom (Pulpit), Airdrie Stud, $6,000

125 foals of racing age/10 winners/0 black-type winners

1-Indiana Grand, 2:25 p.m. EDT, Alw 6f, Ingersoll, 8-5

Gormley (Malibu Moon), Spendthrift Farm, $5,000

119 foals of racing age/11 winners/1 black-type winner

8-Delaware, 4:45 p.m. EDT, Msw 6f, Sapio Social, 12-1

$13,000 EAS MAY 2yo

Greenpointcrusader (Bernardini), Ocala Stud, $3,500

38 foals of racing age/3 winners/0 black-type winners

8-Delaware, 4:45 p.m. EDT, Msw 6f, Tripulante, 8-1

$5,000 OBS OCT yrl; $25,000 OBS OPN 2yo

Holy Boss (Street Boss), Anchor & Hope Farm, $1,000

47 foals of racing age/3 winners/0 black-type winners

8-Delaware, 4:45 p.m. EDT, Msw 6f, Invective, 4-1

Kiss the Ghost (Ghostzapper), Poplar Creek Horse Center,

$1,500

3 foals of racing age/1 winner/0 black-type winners

2-Thistledown, 1:20 p.m. EDT, Msw 5 1/2f, Cadillac Ride, 6-1

$1,000 OTB OMX yrl

Saburo (Medaglia d'Oro), Tommy Town Thoroughbreds

8 foals of racing age/0 winners/0 black-type winners

3-Fresno, 5:49 p.m. EDT, Msw 6f, Country Dude, 9-5

Stanford (Malibu Moon), Tommy Town Thoroughbreds, $5,000

69 foals of racing age/12 winners/0 black-type winners

1-Santa Anita, 4:00 p.m. EDT, Msw 5fT, Outta Hand, 8-1

SECOND-CROP STARTERS TO WATCH: MONDAY, OCTOBER 11

2021 Stud Fees Listed

Optimizer (English Channel), Calumet Farm, $2,500

45 foals of racing age/10 winners/0 black-type winners

5-Presque Isle Downs, 6:25 p.m. EDT, $75K Fitz Dixon, Jr.

Memorial Juvenile S., 6 1/2f, Optigogo, 5-1

RNA KEE NOV wnl; $4,700 RNA OBS WIN wnl; $12,000 OBS OCT

yrl

Speightster (Speightstown), WinStar Farm, $10,000

228 foals of racing age/72 winners/3 black-type winners

5-Finger Lakes, 3:06 p.m. EDT, Msw 5 1/2f, Persistent Danger,

8-1

4-Finger Lakes, 2:37 p.m. EDT, Msw 5 1/2f, Torren's Tale, 10-1

$100,000 FTK NOV wnl; $155,000 SAR AUG yrl; $110,000 OBS

APR 2yo

Uncle Lino (Uncle Mo), Northview Stallion Station, $4,000

135 foals of racing age/29 winners/0 black-type winners

5-Presque Isle Downs, 6:25 p.m. EDT, $75K Fitz Dixon, Jr.

Memorial Juvenile S., 6 1/2f, Center Mid Maddie, 10-1

Vancouver (Aus) (Medaglia d'Oro), Coolmore Australia

146 foals of racing age/43 winners/2 black-type winners

4-Finger Lakes, 2:37 p.m. EDT, Msw 5 1/2f, Guy's Love, 10-1

$30,000 RNA SAR AUG yrl

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IN HONG KONG:

Chancheng Prince, g, 4, Carpe Diem--Bliss, by Flashy Bull. Sha

Tin, 10-10, Hcp. (C3) ($202k), 1650m (AWT), 1:39.17. B-Mystic

Bloodstock (KY). *Making his first start on the dirt, overcame a

three-wide trip to score by 2 3/4 lengths at odds of 52-1.

**$150,000 2yo '19 OBSAPR. VIDEO

IN HONG KONG:

The Mint (Aus), g, 5, The Factor. See 'TDNAusNZ Insert'

Silver Fig (Aus), g, 7, Hard Spun. See 'TDNAuzNZ Insert'

STAKES RESULTS:

WEST VIRGINIA BREEDERS' CLASSIC S., $270,000, Charles Town,

10-9, (S), 3yo/up, 1 1/8m, 1:55.16, ft.

1--MUAD'DIB, 122, g, 4, Fiber Sonde--Holy Pow Wow, by Indian

Charlie. O-David M. Raim; B-John McKee (WV); T-Jeff C.

Runco; J-Arnaldo Bocachica. $135,000. Lifetime Record:

8-8-0-0, $287,411. *Full to Late Night Pow Wow, MGSW &

GISP, $700,400.

2--Hero's Man, 122, g, 5, Charitable Man--Hero's Siren, by Sea

Hero. O/B-Taylor Mountain Farm (WV); T-James W. Casey.

$59,400.

3--North Atlantic, 122, g, 8, Ghostzapper--Capricha, by Pleasant

Colony. O/B-Coleswood Farm, Inc. (WV); T-Jeff C. Runco.

$29,700.

Margins: 2 1/4, 3/4, 4. Odds: 0.80, 1.80, 5.10.

WEST VIRGINIA CAVADA BREEDERS' CLASSIC S., $157,500,

Charles Town, 10-9, (S), 3yo/up, f/m, 7f, 1:26.53, ft.

1--STAR OF NIGHT, 122, f, 4, Creative Cause--Splendiferous

Moon, by Malibu Moon. O-Huntertown Farm LLC; B-Heinz J.

Steinmann (WV); T-Jeff C. Runco; J-Arnaldo Bocachica.

$78,750. Lifetime Record: 12-10-2-0, $319,781.

2--Privately, 122, m, 5, Master Rick--Saint Lara, by Concerto.

O/B/T-Javier Contreras (WV). $34,650.

3--Bridging the Gap, 122, m, 5, Fiber Sonde--Seetsang, by

Fusaichi Pegasus. O/T-John D. McKee; B-Don E. Cain (KY).

$17,325.

Margins: 3/4, 6, NK. Odds: 0.10, 22.60, 5.20.

HARRIS FARMS S., $73,500, Fresno, 10-9, (S), 3yo/up, 6f,

1:09.90, ft.

1--FASHIONABLY FAST, 125, g, 6, Lucky Pulpit--Fall Fashion (SW

& GSP, $106,995), by Forestry. O-Harris Farms, Inc., Per

Antonsen & John A. Nicoletti; B-Harris Farms (CA); T-Dean

Pederson; J-Tiago Josue Pereira. $42,750. Lifetime Record:

26-9-6-6, $683,891.

2--Top Harbor, 119, c, 3, Harbor the Gold--Reba Is Tops, by He's

Tops. O/B-Eric Schweiger, Gordy Jarnig & Kenny Marshall (CA);

T-Tim McCanna. $14,250.

3--Jamming Eddy, 122, g, 5, Square Eddie--Walkingonadream,

by Tapit. ($15,000 2yo '18 OBSMAR). O-Boardshorts Stables,

LLC & Payton W. Boersma; B-Reddam Racing, LLC (CA);

T-Quinn Howey. $9,000.

Margins: 1 1/4, HF, 4 3/4. Odds: 0.40, 2.40, 12.80.

WEST VIRGINIA TOURISM OFFICE BREEDERS' CLASSIC S.,

$67,500, Charles Town, 10-9, (S), 3yo, f, 7f, 1:28.45, ft.

1--DOOR BUSTER, 120, f, 3, Speightster--Miss Henny Penny

(SP), by Half Ours. ($25,000 Ylg '19 EASOCT). O-Jay A. Reese;

B-Catherine K Jennings & Scott Mallory (WV); T-Ollie L. Figgins,

III; J-Arnaldo Bocachica. $34,425. Lifetime Record: 11-5-2-2,

$192,550.

2--Moonlit Shadow, 120, f, 3, Fiber Sonde--Malibu Kitten, by

Parker's Storm Cat. O-Grams Racing Stable LLC; B-Timothy C &

Judith A Grams (WV); T-Timothy C. Grams. $14,850.

3--Mady Rose, 120, f, 3, Golden Years--Runaway Brae, by

Yarrow Brae. O-O'Sullivan Farms LLC & Dunloe Ventures LLC;

B-O'Sullivan Farms (WV); T-Javier Contreras. $7,425.

Margins: 1, 2 1/4, 1. Odds: 0.60, 9.60, 4.20.

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WEST VIRGINIA LOTTERY BREEDERS' CLASSIC S., $67,500,

Charles Town, 10-9, (S), 3yo, 7f, 1:27.06, ft.

1--SOCIAL CHIC, 120, g, 3, Upstart--Tres Chic, by Harlan's

Holiday. ($47,000 RNA Wlg '18 EASDEC). 1ST BLACK-TYPE

WIN. O-Smart Angle LLP; B-James Franklin Miller (WV); T-Jeff

C. Runco; J-Arnaldo Bocachica. $35,100. Lifetime Record:

11-6-3-0, $178,297.

2--No Change, 120, g, 3, Fiber Sonde--Looks Like Trouble, by

Indian Charlie. O/B/T-John McKee (WV). $14,850.

3--Youthinkthatsfunny, 120, g, 3, Fiber Sonde--Humored, by

Distorted Humor. O/B/T-John McKee (WV). $7,425.

Margins: NK, 3, 1. Odds: 0.80, 4.40, 1.90.

WEST VIRGINIA THOROUGHBRED BREEDERS ASSOCIATION

ONION JUICE BREEDERS' CLASSIC S., $67,500, Charles Town,

10-9, (S), 3yo/up, 7f, 1:26.80, ft.

1--PENGUIN POWER, 122, g, 6, Fiber Sonde--Aye Robbin (MSP),

by Robb. O-David M. Raim; B-John D. McKee (WV); T-Jeff C.

Runco; J-Arnaldo Bocachica. $33,750. Lifetime Record:

22-14-2-3, $351,147. *Full to Aye a Song, MSW, $172,605.

2--Fancy Concho, 122, g, 4, Fiber Sonde--Shes Pretty Fancy, by

My Boy Adam. O-Grams Racing Stable LLC; B-Tim & Judith

Grams (WV); T-Timothy C. Grams. $14,850.

3--Boaster, 122, h, 5, Creative Cause--Kvell, by More Than

Ready. O-Huntertown Farm LLC; B-Heinz Joseph Steinmann

(WV); T-Jeff C. Runco. $7,425.

Margins: 3 1/4, NK, NK. Odds: 0.30, 5.10, 4.80.

ALLOWANCE RESULTS:

4th-Woodbine, C$94,638, 10-10, (NW1$X), 3yo/up, f/m, 7f

(AWT), 1:22.86, ft, 1 1/4 lengths.

HELLO FRIENDS (m, 5, Court Vision--Feet On Fire, by

Mutakddim) Lifetime Record: 16-4-3-3, $183,739. O/B-Maggie

LeBlanc (ON); T-John P. LeBlanc, Jr.

7th-Woodbine, C$92,435, (C)/Opt. Clm ($48,108-$50,113),

10-10, 3yo/up, 5fT, :57.70, gd, 2 lengths.

WEDGEWOOD (g, 6, Langfuhr--Half Sister {SP, $203,729}, by

More Than Ready) Lifetime Record: 25-4-4-0, $200,717. O-The

Estate of Gustav Schickedanz; B-Gustav Schickedanz (ON);

T-Michael Keogh.

4th-Belmont, $92,000, 10-10, (NW1$X), 3yo/up, 1 1/2mT,

2:30.52, fm, 1/2 length.

COLD HARD CASH (g, 4, Maclean's Music--Perfect Legacy, by

Perfect Soul {Ire}) Lifetime Record: 18-5-6-3, $327,230. O-Barry

K. Schwartz; B-Stonewall Farm (NY); T-Linda Rice.

6th-Keeneland, $85,943, 10-10, (NW1X), 3yo/up, f/m, 1 1/8mT,

1:49.56, gd, 1/2 length.

I HEAR YOU (f, 4, Street Sense--Overheard {GSW-Can,

GSW-USA, $548,656}, by Macho Uno) Lifetime Record:

11-2-2-0, $138,232. O-Bradley Thoroughbreds, Tim Cambron,

Anna Cambron, Brady Carruth, & Zane Carruth; B-Pin Oak Stud,

LLC (KY); T-Brendan P. Walsh. *$75,000 Ylg '18 KEESEP;

$250,000 2yo '19 OBSAPR.

9th-Santa Anita, $66,500, (S), (NW1$X)/Opt. Clm ($20,000),

10-9, 3yo/up, 6 1/2fT, 1:15.10, fm, 1/2 length.

I'LL STAND TALLER (c, 3, Square Eddie--Electric Daze, by Gilded

Time) Lifetime Record: 9-3-1-1, $157,680. O/B-Reddam Racing,

LLC (CA); T-Doug F. O'Neill. *Full to Rinse and Repeat, MSP,

$269,852.

2nd-Woodbine, C$54,460, Ocl (C)/Opt. Clm ($32,072), 10-10,

3yo/up, 6f (AWT) (off turf), 1:09.62, ft, head.

MASON'S GAMBLE (c, 3, Gamble's Exchange--Dynaco, by

Dynaformer) Lifetime Record: SP, 5-3-1-0, $96,326. O-ATA

Stables, Inc.; B-Ivan Dalos (ON); T-Josie Carroll.

4th-Laurel, $53,280, 10-10, (NW1X), 3yo/up, 1 1/8m, 1:51.93,

ft, neck.

PLAMEN (g, 3, Curlin--Senada {SW & MGSP, $215,021}, by

Pulpit) Lifetime Record: 11-5-2-1, $126,970. O-Kirwan Equine

Group, Inc. & Jagger, Inc.; B-Mr. & Mrs. M. Roy Jackson (KY);

T-Jamie Ness. *1/2 to Layla Noor (Midnight Lute), GSP,

$190,575.

8th-Gulfstream, $46,000, (S), (NW1X)/Opt. Clm ($12,500),

10-10, 3yo/up, 1m, 1:37.22, ft, 1/2 length.

SOSOSUBTLE (g, 3, Speightster--Subtle Livie, by Mr. Livingston)

Lifetime Record: 8-2-1-1, $71,700. O/B-David & Teresa Palmer

(FL); T-Armando De La Cerda.

6th-Meadowlands, $44,550, 10-9, (NW1X), 3yo/up, 5fT, :56.45,

fm, 4 1/2 lengths.

HIGH LIMIT ROOM (g, 3, Kantharos--Marie Antoinette, by

Stormy Atlantic) Lifetime Record: 6-3-1-1, $126,600. O-Chris S.

Aulds, Tyron Benoit, Maggie Camejo & Jose M. Camejo.;

B-Woodville Breeding (NY); T-Jose M. Camejo. *$25,000 Ylg '19

KEEJAN; $62,000 Ylg '19 SARAUG; $90,000 2yo '20 OBSMAR.

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8th-Zia, $35,000, 10-10, (NW3L), 3yo/up, f/m, 6 1/2f, 1:16.08,

ft, 2 1/4 lengths.

GEMSTONE GAL (f, 3, Gemologist--Miss Star Maker, by

Pioneerof the Nile) Lifetime Record: 11-3-2-0, $67,379. O-Roy

Manfredi & Dick Cappellucci; B-Larry Jett (KY); T-Dick

Cappellucci.

8th-Remington, $34,001, 10-9, (NW1X), 3yo/up, 5 1/2f, 1:03.91,

ft, 1 length.

BOBBY DON (g, 4, Graydar--Pink Diamond {SP, $131,160}, by

Mineshaft) Lifetime Record: 4-2-1-1, $31,487. O-Ben R. Marek,

III; B-Woods Edge Farm, LLC (KY); T-Danny Pish. *$57,000 Ylg '18

KEESEP; $260,000 2yo '19 OBSOPN.

6th-Hawthorne, $30,360, (NW1$X)/Opt. Clm ($20,000), 10-10,

3yo/up, 1 1/16m (off turf), 1:46.01, ft, 1 3/4 lengths.

JEFF THE LION (g, 6, American Lion--Dutchie {SW, $190,875}, by

Halo's Image) Lifetime Record: 24-5-3-5, $113,894.

O-Cherrywood Racing Stables, II, Biondo, Terry and Donohoe,

Laura; B-Barr Three LLC (IL); T-Michele Boyce.

8th-Hawthorne, $29,760, (NW2$X)/Opt. Clm ($32,500), 10-9,

3yo/up, 6f, 1:10.28, ft, 2 1/2 lengths.

W W HOTSHOT (g, 3, Ghaaleb--Triplehott, by City Zip) Lifetime

Record: 8-5-1-2, $74,368. O-Charles W. Ritter; B-William P.

Stiritz (IL); T-Scott Becker.

ADDITIONAL MAIDEN WINNERS:

Bustin Pietre, g, 2, Bustin Stones--Amulay, by It's No Joke.

Belmont, 10-10, (S), (C), 6f, 1:12.00. Lifetime Record: 1-1-0-0,

$27,500. B-R. J. Valente (NY). *1ST-TIME STARTER.

Hunt Master, g, 2, Hunters Bay--Lady Marchfield, by

Marchfield. Woodbine, 10-10, (C), 6 1/2f (AWT), 1:17.62.

Lifetime Record: 2-1-1-0, $41,200. B-Lanny McDonald, Linda

Barron & Susan Rasmussen (ON).

Lucky Shot, c, 2, Trappe Shot--Glamour Manor, by

Unbridled's Song. Hawthorne, 10-10, 6f, 1:12.51. Lifetime

Record: 2-1-0-0, $13,200. B-Calumet Farm (KY). *$30,000

2yo '21 OBSOPN.

Hoboken Jack, c, 2, Union Jackson--Hoboken Honey, by

Rockport Harbor. Belmont, 10-10, (S), (C), 6f, 1:13.10.

Lifetime Record: 2-1-0-0, $29,875. B-Mr. Amore Stables, LLC

(NY). *2nd winner for freshman sire (by Curlin).

Deferred Taxes, c, 3, Flintshire (GB)--Bustle, by More Than

Ready. Belmont, 10-10, (C), 1mT, 1:34.85. Lifetime Record:

5-1-2-0, $52,100. B-Des Ryan (KY). *$160,000 Ylg '19 KEESEP.

Button Boy, g, 3, Flintshire (GB)--Gone Overboard, by Gone

West. Keeneland, 10-10, (C), 7f, 1:23.56. Lifetime Record:

5-1-0-1, $47,340. B-John A. Chandler (KY).

Mattea, f, 3, Foreign Policy--Groovin Allie, by Alamocitos.

Remington, 10-9, (S), 1m 70y, 1:47.92. Lifetime Record:

5-1-1-0, $27,372. B-Bob & Paulette Pogue (OK). *Full to Ribbon

of Darkness, MSP, $405,929.

Tragically Quewick, g, 3, Souper Speedy--Saint Judy, by

Mineshaft. Woodbine, 10-10, 5f (AWT) (off turf), :57.81.

Lifetime Record: 6-1-1-1, $107,088. B-Northern Dawn

Stables Inc (ON). *C$27,000 Ylg '19 CANSEP. **1/2 to

Rockcrest (Old Forester), SW, $175,192.

Aligato, g, 4, Kitten's Joy--Pretty Hard, by Rock Hard Ten.

Santa Anita, 10-10, (S), 6 1/2fT, 1:15.21. Lifetime Record:

2-1-0-1, $45,000. B-Bob Liewald & Joe Mishak (CA).

*$190,000 RNA Ylg '18 KEESEP.

Smiling Tony, g, 4, Smiling Tiger--My Gal Fatale, by Bertrando.

Fresno, 10-9, 6f, 1:11.46. Lifetime Record: 1-1-0-0, $20,280.

B-Daniel L. Harralson (CA). *1ST-TIME STARTER.

American Lion, Jeff the Lion, g, 6, o/o Dutchie, by Halo's Image.AOC, 10-10, HawthorneBated Breath (GB), Bipartisanship (GB), f, 3, o/o Dream Wild(GB), by Oasis Dream (GB). MSW, 10-10, LaurelBustin Stones, Bustin Pietre, g, 2, o/o Amulay, by It's No Joke.MCL, 10-10, BelmontCandy Ride (Arg), Royal Flag, m, 5, o/o Sea Gull, by Mineshaft.GII Beldame S., 10-10, BelmontCandy Ride (Arg), Special Forces, g, 6, o/o Special Me, byUnbridled's Song. GIII Durham Cup S., 10-10, WoodbineCourt Vision, Hello Friends, m, 5, o/o Feet On Fire, byMutakddim. ALW, 10-10, WoodbineCreative Cause, Star of Night, f, 4, o/o Splendiferous Moon, byMalibu Moon. West Virginia Cavada Breeders' Classic S., 10-9,Charles TownCupid, God of Love, c, 2, o/o No Wonder, by Three Wonders.Cup and Saucer S., 10-10, WoodbineCupid, The Sky Is Falling, f, 2, o/o Miss Henny Penny, by HalfOurs. West Virginia Triple Crown Nutrition Breeders' Classic S.,10-9, Charles Town

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Verbal kicked off a three-win day for Flintshire (GB) in theBelmont opener Sunday | Coglianese Photo

Curlin, Plamen, g, 3, o/o Senada, by Pulpit. ALW, 10-10, Laurel

Dansili (GB), Art of Almost, m, 5, o/o Reimpose, by First

Defence. GIII Ontario Matron S., 10-10, Woodbine

English Channel, Daisy Bee, f, 2, o/o For the Memories, by A.P.

Indy. MSW, 10-10, Keeneland

Fiber Sonde, Muad'dib, g, 4, o/o Holy Pow Wow, by Indian

Charlie. West Virginia Breeders' Classic S., 10-9, Charles Town

Fiber Sonde, Penguin Power, g, 6, o/o Aye Robbin, by Robb.

West Virginia Thoroughbred Breeders Association Onion Juice

Breeders' Classic S., 10-9, Charles Town

Flintshire (GB), Button Boy, g, 3, o/o Gone Overboard, by Gone

West. MCL, 10-10, Keeneland

Flintshire (GB), Deferred Taxes, c, 3, o/o Bustle, by More Than

Ready. MCL, 10-10, Belmont

Flintshire (GB), Verbal, c, 2, o/o Endless Chat, by Bernardini.

MSW, 10-10, Belmont

Foreign Policy, Mattea, f, 3, o/o Groovin Allie, by Alamocitos.

MSW, 10-9, Remington

Gamble's Exchange, Mason's Gamble, c, 3, o/o Dynaco, by

Dynaformer. OCL, 10-10, Woodbine

Gemologist, Gemstone Gal, f, 3, o/o Miss Star Maker, by

Pioneerof the Nile. ALW, 10-10, Zia

Ghaaleb, W W Hotshot, g, 3, o/o Triplehott, by City Zip. AOC,

10-9, Hawthorne

Graydar, Bobby Don, g, 4, o/o Pink Diamond, by Mineshaft.

ALW, 10-9, Remington

Hit It a Bomb, Tiz the Bomb, c, 2, o/o Tiz the Key, by Tiznow. GII

Castle & Key Bourbon S., 10-10, Keeneland

Hunters Bay, Hunt Master, g, 2, o/o Lady Marchfield, by

Marchfield. MOC, 10-10, Woodbine

Jimmy Creed, Baby Steps, f, 2, o/o Competitivebalance, by Into

Mischief. MSW, 10-10, Santa Anita

Kantharos, High Limit Room, g, 3, o/o Marie Antoinette, by

Stormy Atlantic. ALW, 10-9, Meadowlands

Kitten's Joy, Aligato, g, 4, o/o Pretty Hard, by Rock Hard Ten.

MSW, 10-10, Santa Anita

Langfuhr, Wedgewood, g, 6, o/o Half Sister, by More Than

Ready. AOC, 10-10, Woodbine

Lucky Pulpit, Fashionably Fast, g, 6, o/o Fall Fashion, by Forestry.

Harris Farms S., 10-9, Fresno

Maclean's Music, Cold Hard Cash, g, 4, o/o Perfect Legacy, by

Perfect Soul (Ire). ALW, 10-10, Belmont

Maclean's Music, Staci's Red Dress, f, 3, o/o Red Sprite, by

Thunder Gulch. ALW, 10-9, Remington

Medaglia d'Oro, Full Focus, f, 2, o/o Divided Attention, by A.P.

Indy. MSW, 10-10, Keeneland

Midshipman, Averly Jane, f, 2, o/o Sh Sh Shakin', by Richter

Scale. Indian Summer S. Presented by Keeneland Select, 10-10,

Keeneland

More Than Ready, Slipstream, c, 2, o/o Cake Baby, by Stormy

Atlantic. GIII Futurity S., 10-10, Belmont

Quality Road, All Luck, f, 2, o/o My Lady Luck, by Hard Spun.

AOC, 10-10, Keeneland

Siyouni (Fr), Sacred Life (Fr), r, 6, o/o Knyazhna (Ire), by Montjeu

(Ire). GIII Knickerbocker S., 10-10, Belmont

Smiling Tiger, Smiling Tony, g, 4, o/o My Gal Fatale, by

Bertrando. MSW, 10-9, Fresno

Souper Speedy, Tragically Quewick, g, 3, o/o Saint Judy, by

Mineshaft. MSW, 10-10, Woodbine

Speightster, Door Buster, f, 3, o/o Miss Henny Penny, by Half

Ours. West Virginia Tourism Office Breeders' Classic S., 10-9,

Charles Town

Speightster, Sososubtle, g, 3, o/o Subtle Livie, by Mr. Livingston.

AOC, 10-10, Gulfstream

Square Eddie, I'll Stand Taller, c, 3, o/o Electric Daze, by Gilded

Time. AOC, 10-9, Santa Anita

Street Boss, Gritty Girl, f, 2, o/o Intoitagain, by Into Mischief.

MSW, 10-10, Santa Anita

Street Sense, I Hear You, f, 4, o/o Overheard, by Macho Uno.

ALW, 10-10, Keeneland

Super Saver, Letruska, m, 5, o/o Magic Appeal, by Successful

Appeal. GI Juddmonte Spinster S., 10-10, Keeneland

Trappe Shot, Lucky Shot, c, 2, o/o Glamour Manor, by

Unbridled's Song. MSW, 10-10, Hawthorne

Union Jackson, Hoboken Jack, c, 2, o/o Hoboken Honey, by

Rockport Harbor. MCL, 10-10, Belmont

Upstart, Social Chic, g, 3, o/o Tres Chic, by Harlan's Holiday.

West Virginia Lottery Breeders' Classic S., 10-9, Charles Town

War Front, Endless Front, f, 3, o/o Yahilwa, by Medaglia d'Oro.

MSW, 10-10, Gulfstream

War Front, Grafton Street, c, 2, o/o Lahinch Classics (Ire), by

Galileo (Ire). MSW, 10-10, Woodbine

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America.

Leading American trainer Chad Brown on the hunt for his next turf

start at Tattersalls | Laura Green

THE WEEKLY WRAP: IN THEEYE OF THE SALES STORM

By Emma Berry

The lungs have been filled and we go again. Book 2 of the

Tattersalls October Yearling Sale kicks off on Monday, launching

another six days of activity at Park Paddocks. If that action is

anywhere near as frenetic as it was during Book 1, then there

will be plenty of happy breeders and vendors in Newmarket this

week.

In a fashion particularly seen at elite sales, Book 1 was perhaps

a little slowly into stride last Tuesday, as buyers and consignors

alike tried to get a handle on the market. But the trade

strengthened day by day, and if there weren't quite as many of

the type of lots which bring the ring to an awed hush as the

price climbs ever skyward, the most encouraging aspect of the

three sessions was a high median throughout, indicating strong

demand in the >middle' market. Of course the middle market

varies sale by sale, and it becomes increasingly important as this

week goes on as we try to ascertain the level of demand across

the range of yearling sectors. Signs have been largely

encouraging since the yearling sales got underway in August,

however, and there's no reason to expect that to change this

week, certainly not for Book 2 anyway.

ADAYAR POSSIBLE FOR QIPCO CHAMPION S. Godolphin=s G1 Cazoo Derby and G1 King George VI and

Queen Elizabeth S. winner Adayar (Ire) (Frankel {GB}) might be

seen once more this season in the G1 QIPCO Champion S. at

Ascot on Oct. 16. Fourth in the G1 Qatar Prix de l=Arc de

Triomphe after leading into the home straight, the bay has been

pleasing trainer Charlie Appleby since his run in Paris.

AHe will be left in the Champion S. tomorrow, for the simple

reason at the moment he has come out of the Arc well,@

Appleby told Racing TV=s Luck On Sunday. AShould connections

ask me next week how the horse is, and I say >jumping around=

and they say >where can we go?=, I=d look a bit daft saying I=d

taken him out of the Champion S. on the Monday.

AHe will stay in tomorrow. We=ve an open book and should

connections want to run him again and I can=t at that time give a

negative for not to run him, then the Champion S. will be looked

at.@ Cont. p16

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Chad Brown and Peter Brant teamed up with Blowout (GB) (Dansili

{GB}) to win the GI First Lady S. at Keeneland on Saturday. A i450,000

Goffs November Foal purchase in 2016, the bay was bought by Brant=s

White Birch Farm. She is one of several top-class horses sourced by

Brant from European bloodstock sales. | Coady Photography

In The Eye Of The Sales Storm Cont. from p1

Last week the demand from American buyers was stronger

than ever, which has been a growing trend in Book 1. Notably,

the Sea The Stars (Ire) colt bought by Bill Farish's Woodford

Racing from Watership Down Stud for 1.2 million gns will remain

in the UK at least for the early part of his racing career, while

Craig Bernick of Florida's Glen Hill Farm, who has a number of

horses in training in Europe, indicated that he is likely to start his

Kingman filly, purchased for 650,000gns, in Europe, too. The

daughter of Ring The Bell (Ire) (Galileo {Ire}) typified the hugely

international aspect of the modern-day bloodstock industry:

bred by Australian John Camilleri at Hazelwood Bloodstock just

outside Newmarket, she is now owned by an American and is

likely to go into training in Ireland or France.

Along with around 50 yearlings purchased last week to go to

America, at least another eight will be heading to Australia. The

international demand for European bloodlines is a double-edged

sword, however. On the one hand, it pays a great compliment to

breeders, particularly in Britain and Ireland, who have

developed such renowned families which can produce runners

to be competitive in the world's best turf races.

But we must beware of a potential equine talent drain, which

is now significant when taking into account the

horses-in-training market, both public and private sales, for

runners with decent form. British owners will find it especially

hard to turn down lucrative offers when prize-money levels

remain so low, and despite the warning bell having been

sounding for years now, those in charge of British racing

continue to turn a deaf ear. There's only so much that can be

blamed on Covid, and this dire situation predated the pandemic.

Checks and Balances With Shadwell having announced an impending serious

reduction of stock some weeks in advance of the October Sale, it

was clear that the name that has become a bedrock of the

buyers' sheets at Tattersalls over many years would not feature

in 2021. Prior to Sheikh Hamdan's death in March, his Shadwell

Estates had been a significant investor at the Orby Sale and at

Book 1, but it is perhaps Book 2 at which the absence will be

most keenly felt, as Shadwell has been increasingly prominent

among the leading buyers in the part of the sale over the last

decade with some 47 million gns spent on 347 Book 2 yearlings

during that time. Cont. p3

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The Tattersalls October Book 1 sale-topper, a filly by Sea The Stars

Tattersalls

The Weekly Wrap Cont.

Juddmonte and Cheveley Park Stud have both lost key figures

this year with the deaths of Prince Khalid Abdullah and David

Thompson, but both operations clearly still have an eye on

long-term planning and made

select purchases of Book 1 fillies

to introduce some new bloodlines

to their broodmare bands

eventually.

There are clearly gaps to fill but

Sheikha Fatima Bint Hazza Bin

Zayed Al Nayhan's Al Shira'aa

Farms has been a welcome

addition to the list of buyers at

Goffs and Tattersalls, with some

blue-blooded fillies having been

recruited as foundation mares for

her operation at Meadow Court

Stud in Ireland. As a statement of

intent, signing up half-sisters to

Waldgeist (GB), Poetic Flare (Ire)

and Mother Earth (Ire) is a pretty strong one.

Another reason to be cheerful, for now at least, can be

gleaned from the fact that we are in a golden era for stallions in

this part of the world. Yes, the sun has now set on the

remarkable Galileo (Ire), but his own son is rising so fast that it is

hard to see Frankel (GB) not becoming champion sire for the

first time this year. Galileo's half-brother Sea The Stars (Ire) was

a little unfortunate that Frankel

came along so soon after his own

magnificent racing season of 2009

because he truly would have been

a standout racehorse in any other

era. He too remains a force to be

reckoned with as a stallion and it

was rather pleasing to see two of

his yearlings within the top three

slots, including the sale-topping

filly out of Best Terms (GB)

(Exceed And Excel {Aus}).

Her appearance in the ring on

Thursday also brought with it a

rare sales visit by Robert Barnett,

whose family has maintained a

stalwart presence among the

British owner/breeder ranks throughout the last century which

has hinged largely on the equine family from which this filly

emanates. Cont. p4

AUSTRALIA BROOME 1st Grand Prix de Saint-Cloud-Gr.1 MARE AUSTRALIS 1st Prix Ganay-Gr.1

CAMELOT SANTA BARBARA 1st Belmont Oaks Inv. Stakes-Gr.1 1st Beverly D Stakes-Gr.1

CARAVAGGIO TENEBRISM 1st Cheveley Park Stakes-Gr.1

FOOTSTEPSINTHESAND MARIANAFOOT 1st Prix Maurice de Gheest-Gr.1

GALILEO BOLSHOI BALLET 1st Belmont Derby Inv. Stakes-Gr.1 EMPRESS JOSEPHINE 1st Irish 1000 Guineas-Gr.1 JOAN OF ARC 1st Prix de Diane-Gr.1 LOVE 1st Prince of Wales’s Stakes-Gr.1

GLENEAGLES LOVING DREAM 1st Prix de Royallieu-Gr.1

HOLY ROMAN EMPEROR ROCKEMPEROR 1st Joe Hirsch Turf Classic Stakes-Gr.1

MASTERCRAFTSMAN DISCOVERIES 1st Moyglare Stud Stakes-Gr.1

NO NAY NEVER ALCOHOL FREE 1st Coronation Stakes-Gr.1 1st Sussex Stakes-Gr.1

STARSPANGLEDBANNER STATE OF REST 1st Saratoga Derby Inv. Stakes-Gr.1

WOOTTON BASSETT INCARVILLE 1st Prix Saint-Alary-Gr.1 ZELLIE 1st Prix Marcel Boussac-Gr.1

ZOFFANY MOTHER EARTH 1st 1000 Guineas-Gr.1 1st Prix Rothschild-Gr.1

Loving Dream

Zellie

All with yearlings selling at Tattersalls Book 2

All Group 1 sires in 2021

Contact: Coolmore Stud Tel: +353-52-6131298. Castlehyde Stud Tel: +353-25-31966. E-mail: sales@coolmore.ie Website: www.coolmore.com

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The Weekly Wrap Cont.

"We've been in this racket a long time," said Barnett with a

smile after his filly sold to Sheikh MohammedBBwho was

present at Tattersalls throughout Book 1BBfor 1.5 million gns.

Since the sale of Fair Winter Farm in 2017, the Barnett mares

have resided at Newsells Park Stud, which was the leading

consignor at Book 1 with some excellent results both from their

own stock and that of their clients and partners, including

Gestut Ammerland and Andrew Stone of St Albans Bloodstock.

It's nothing new for Newsells Park to top Book 1BBJulian Dollar

and his team have pulled this off for the last four years running

and six times in totalBBbut this year was perhaps extra sweet as

it is the first with new stud owner Graham Smith-Bernal at the

helm.

A brief chat with Andrew Stone, breeder of the Group 1

winners God Given (GB) and Postponed (Ire), served as a good

reminder of the level of investment, both financial and

emotional, required in producing these horses. After selling a

Frankel (GB) half-brother to Mrs Sippy for 925,000gns to

Coolmore, Stone appeared close to tears and admitted that he

felt quite emotional watching the horse go through the ring.

Breeders of all sizes need to sell some stock to keep the wheels

turning, but even when great financial reward is involved, only

the hardest of hearts will find it easy to part with animals whose

very existence has, in many cases, been carefully planned for

generations. It is clearly bittersweet to see them go, even when

the price is right.

What Next? Sometimes updates go your way, and sometimes they don't. In

the case of the Saxon Warrior (Jpn) filly out of Archangel Gabriel

(Arch) sold last week by Stauffenberg Bloodstock, there was a

bit of both. Her half-sister Ville De Grace (GB) (Le Havre {Ire})

won a listed race for owner/breeders Hunscote Stud and Chris

Humber on Sept. 21, but the day after the yearling sold for

325,000gns, her 3-year-old sister stepped up again to land the

G3 Pride S. at Newmarket.

Ahead of the start of Book 2, perfect timing was kept by

Malavath (Ire) (Mehmas {Ire}). At the time of the catalogues

being printed, the ,120,000 Arqana Breeze-up graduate was still

unraced but she's been a busy girl in the interim and has now

won two of her four starts, including Saturday's G2 Criterium de

Maisons-Laffitte. It will come as no surprise that the filly was

bred by Tally-Ho Stud, who can't stop producing winners this

season. Malavath's full-brother can be found in box 633 in the

Right Yard, and will sell on Monday as lot 552.

Cont. p5

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Malavath (centre) | Scoop Dyga

The Weekly Wrap Cont.

Bred by Jim Bolger, the colt's dam Fidaaha (Ire) (New

Approach {Ire}) was bought by Tally-Ho from the Shadwell draft

at the Goffs November Sale four years ago for just i15,000. A

four-race maiden herself, Fidahaa is a sister to two Group/Grade

3 winners and from the family of Shergar (GB).

This year is the only one in which yearlings by the late Roaring

Lion will be available and a half-brother by him to one of this

season's leading juvenile fillies, Sandrine (GB), by another son of

Kitten's Joy in Bobby's Kitten, is one of four yearlings from

Kirsten Rausing's Staffordstown draft (lot 952). Like Tally-Ho

Stud, Rausing's Lanwades Stud has been represented by winners

left, right and centre this season, with Sandrine making a

significant contribution by winning the G3 Albany S. at Royal

Ascot, followed by the G2 Duchess of Cambridge S.

Ebro River (Ire) (Galileo Gold {GB}) and Bayside Boy (Ire) (New

Bay {GB}) are two group-winning colts to have graduated from

last year's sale at 75,000gns and 200,000gns apiece. Sadly, both

their yearling half-siblings have been withdrawn from the

October Sale, but there are bound to be plenty of gems to be

found throughout the week at Park Paddocks as Europe's largest

yearling sale continues. Starting from 10 a.m. each day, around

800 yearlings are set to sell in Book 2 over the next three days,

and it's fair to expect some pretty brisk trade.

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RACING=S SUSTAINABILITY, TV COVERAGE

AMONG TOPICS OF IFHA CONFERENCEBy Kelsey Riley

The International Conference of Horseracing Authorities was

held virtually in 2021 for the second consecutive year owing to

challenges presented by the global pandemic, and speakers

during the 55th edition of the conferenceBorganized by the

International Federation of Horseracing Authorities--examined

racing=s global evolution and future challenges. The conference

in its entirety can be accessed via the video link above or as a

podcast.

Allen Hershkowitz, environmental science advisor to the New

York Yankees and founding director and chairman of Sports and

Sustainability International, spoke about the threats presented

by climate change and how racing can put sustainability into

practice.

AWe are in an urgent situation,@ Hershkowitz stressed. ASome

scientists have begun referring to the circumstances that we=re

in as a human extinction event. As temperatures go up, right

now there is 100% likelihood that we will go from a 1.1 degree

celsius temperature increase to a 1.5 degree celsius

temperature increase by 2040. There is a more than 50% chance

that will go to three or four degrees celsius by 2080.

AIt=s impossible to imagine the catastrophes that will result

from that level of temperature increase. None of this is good for

horse racing or horse farms in general. We already know that

many races have been cancelled because of heat, many tracks

have been damaged because of floods. Many races and tracks

are suffering from drought, and of course many races and tracks

are affected by fires.@

While climate change is certainly a hot topic, Hershkowitz was

quick to stress that sustainability is about far more. Cont. p7

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IFHA Conference Cont.

AWhen we speak about sustainability, it=s important to

remember it isn=t just about climate action,@ he said. AIn 2015,

the United Nations brought together 198 countries to agree on a

set of Sustainable Development Goals. There are 17 of them,

and they include poverty alleviation, eliminating hunger, good

health; when we talk about sustainability, it=s not just about

climate.@

Hershkowitz provided examples that some major league sports

teams and venues are taking to address sustainability, and the

positive impact it can have on their bottom line. The Orlando

Magic Basketball team cut its energy use by 25% for $750,000 in

savings annually. The Seattle Mariners cut natural gas use by

66% and electricity use by 30%, resulting in $500,000 in savings

annually. The Staples Center, home to professional basketball

and hockey teams in Los Angeles, saved $28,000 annually and

cut out the use of seven million gallons of water by installing 178

waterless urinals.

And it isn=t just American sports that are making strides.

ARight now, every professional sports league in the United

States and in Europe has a sustainability programme,@

Hershkowitz said. AThe International Olympic Committee has

produced a spectacular environmental sustainability strategy

that goes to 2030 and beyond. It obligates venues that want to

bid on the Olympics to implement environmentally intelligent

practices.@

Hershkowitz laid out some of the ways in which racing can

work on its sustainability.

AOne of the most important things I think a sports organization

can do at the moment is to make sure your employees at your

venues are safe,@ he said. AWe=re still struggling with a global

pandemic. Sustainable development goal number three is good

health. Economic health is dependant on human health, and

human health is dependant on planetary health. But planetary

health is also dependant on economic health. If we can=t make

investments into new technologies we=re not going to work our

way through the various ecological crises we face.

AHorse racing is fundamentally connected to the agriculture

sector, and the agriculture sector is really getting stressed

through climate impacts. There is no one thing that any racing

organization can do that=s going to get us out of this situation,

unfortunately, but every little thing matters. What we need to

do is have the courage to do small things.@

Those small things could include the installation of electric

vehicle chargers at racecourses, using catering services that

utilize sustainability menus and support local food producers,

and digitalizing media guides or racecards. Cont. p8

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Track maintenance at King Abdulaziz Racetrack in Saudi Arabia

Jockey Club of Saudi Arabia

IFHA Conference Cont.

Hershkowitz stressed the importance of establishing a baseline

so that an organization knows what its current impacts are and

what it is working towards. He said two terms that all sports

organizations should become

familiar with are

Adematerialization@ and

Adecarbonization.@

ADecarbonization is about how

can we reduce our emissions of

carbon through energy and

procurement, like how we

supply food,@ he explained.

ADematerialization is about how

can we reduce the need to buy

physical products that can be

supplied digitally.@

AThe single most important

thing we can do to promote

sustainability is to change

cultural attitudes and

expectations about how to

relate to the planet,@ Hershkowitz added. AHow should we relate

to the ecosystems that give us water to drink? That give us air to

breathe? We=re treating the atmosphere like a sewer. This is

why your organization having a conversation about this issue is

so important.

ARegulators are increasingly looking at how organizations are

managing their energy and their

climate. Investors don=t want to

be associated with organizations

that aren=t being sustainability

smart. For future legitimacy, the

social license to operate, taking

responsibility for your

sustainability impacts is

fundamental.@

Racing=s Television Future Michael Mulvihill, executive

vice president, head of strategy

and analytics at American

television network FOX Sports,

spoke about how FOX has

partnered with the New York

Racing Association to grow FOX=s

coverage of racing from about 80 hours a year to 800 hours in a

space of five years. Cont. p9

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Horses round the clubhouse turn at Saratoga | Sarah Andrew

IFHA Conference Cont.

A large leap was made during the early months of the

pandemic last year, when American racing continued while most

sports worldwide came to a standstill.

ABecause there was such an

absence of live sports, we were

able to elevate our content from

Belmont and Saratoga from a

network called FOX Sports 2,

which is in about 50 million

homes, to FOX Sports 1, which at

that time was in closer to 80

million homes,@ Mulvihill said.

AOur viewership went up by over

100%; wagering was way up

during the pandemic. It=s delicate

to talk about taking advantage of

that situation because it=s

obviously a worldwide challenge,

but I think the reality is that as a

business, horse racing in the U.S. was able to take advantage of

the circumstances and enjoy some growth. And we=ve been able

to continue that into 2021 as the pandemic has abated a bit.@

FOX earlier this year exercised an option it held to become a

25% equity partner in NYRA=s advanced deposit wagering

platform NYRA Bets, and Mulvihill said he thinks there is a direct

correlation between that partnership and the exponential

growth in wagering at Saratoga this summerBall sources handle

on New York=s premiere meeting

was $815-million, which cleared

the previous record by about

$100-million.

AI think it=s that equity piece

specifically that makes our

relationship unique,@ he said.

ATraditionally, the relationship

between media and horse racing

is a very traditional content and

advertising relationship. You pay a

rights fee for the content, you

produce it as well as you can, you

sell advertising against the

viewership of that content, and

that=s as far as it goes. Now that

we have the stake we have in NYRA Bets, it really incentivises us

to promote the wagering, assist in the mainstreaming of

wagering in the U.S. and to try to grow the asset value of NYRA

Bets in the U.S.@ Cont. p10

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I really think that the way we produce

our shows is something of a blueprint for

the future of sports television in the U.S.

I’d like to believe we’re setting a pretty

good example of incorporating wagering,

recognizing that wagering is an

important part of the event, but also still

primarily covering it as a sports event

first.”--Michael Mulvihill, FOX Sports

IFHA Conference Cont.

FOX has the option to acquire another 24.9% of NYRA Bets,

something Mulvihill said he believes will be exercised Ain the

relatively near future.@

FOX=s coverage is renowned

for striking a balance between

sophisticated handicapping

angles and traditional sports

programming, and Mulvihill said

that was the goal of the network

even before the deal was done

to buy into NYRA Bets.

AFrom the time we initiated

this content five years ago, our

intent was to do a daily

production that was really

specifically targeted at day in,

day out horseplayers and people

who put a significant amount of

money through the windows and

are the lifeblood of this

business,@ he said. AIf you look at

horse racing on American TV, there is the Triple Crown and the

Breeders= Cup that are held by NBC and they do a beautiful job

producing those events for a general sports viewership. There is

TVG, which is produced for a day in, day out horse playing

audience, but they=re producing a lot of tracks so they don=t get

to spend a lot of time on one

track in particular.

AWhat we wanted to do was

carve out an in between path

where we could focus on just

one track, one circuit, and really

devote the time and attention

we felt the NYRA tracks

deserved, and also elevate the

production value a bit. We very

much wanted to be open in

encouraging people to play the

game, open a NYRA Bets account

and engage in handicapping.@

In 2018, the U.S. Supreme

Court ruled that individual states

could legalize sports betting, and

a number have already done so.

Cont. p11

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IFHA Conference Cont.

Mulvihill said that FOX=s horse racing coverage could serve as

an example for other sports and programmes of how to weave

wagering angles into their coverage.

AI really think that the way we produce our shows is something

of a blueprint for the future of sports television in the U.S.,@ he

said. AI=d like to believe we=re setting a pretty good example of

incorporating wagering, recognizing that wagering is an

important part of the event, but also still primarily covering it as

a sports event first. I think 10 years from now, that=s how all

sports will be presented on American TV.@

Until recently, horse racing has held a monopoly as the only

American sporting event that accepted betting. While the

legalization of sports wagering can easily be viewed as a threat

to racing, Mulvihill said he sees it as an opportunity to promote

racing to a new audience.

AI think that=s already happening,@ he said. AI think it=s reflected

in those Saratoga figures we talked about earlier. I think that

indicates that there is a rediscovery of horse racing happening in

the U.S. I think the fact that we=ve had two Triple Crown winners

in the last decade helps. I think the opportunity that racing was

able to take advantage of during the peak of the pandemic

helps, and I think racing in some ways has been repositioned as

a great social activity and a great day out.@

AIt=s a pivotal moment for racing, and I think the industry in the

U.S. has capitalized on it,@ Mulvihill added. AI think the next step

in that transformation is going to be the introduction of HISA

[the Horse Racing Safety and Integrity Act, the legislation that

will regulate American racing on a national level] and letting the

public know that there are credible and meaningful safeguards

around safety and integrity so that when they do come to the

track to enjoy that day out, they know the horses and riders are

being well-cared for and that their wagering is being conducted

on an event that is held at the highest possible level of integrity.

AIf you combine all those thingsBthe safety and integrity, the

emphasis on racing as a fun social activity, the recent Triple

Crown winners and the momentum we have coming out of the

pandemic--it really is a once-in-a-generation opportunity for

horse racing.@

Mulvihill said he hopes FOX=s racing coverage expands beyond

the shores of the U.S. to encompass some of the sports greatest

events globally.

AWe would love to further the presence that we have in

international racing,@ he said. AI really want FOX Sports and our

networks to be the American home for the great events in

racing around the world. We=ve had great experiences with the

Dubai World Cup and the Saudi Cup, and we want to find ways

to bring more of that content to our networks.@ Cont. p12

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Equine Welfare The advancement of equine welfare and aftercare of the

Thoroughbred racehorse is an area in which the industry has

made huge strides globally in recent years, and in which there

will always be work to do and room for improvement. Jamie

Stier, chair of the IFHA Horse Welfare Committee and Racing

Victoria=s executive general manager, integrity services, and Di

Arbuthnot, chief executive for Retraining of Racehorses and

chair of the International Forum for the Aftercare of Racehorses,

joined the conference to share updates on equine welfare and

aftercare.

Stier spoke on the importance and wide implications of

traceability of the Thoroughbred from birth through the

lifecycle.

ATraceability is a really interesting and hot topic at the

moment,@ he said. AIt has two components to it: there is the

welfare component, but there=s also the biosecurity component.

In a lot of countries biosecurity relates to prevention of disease

and being able to trace horses if there is an outbreak of disease,

which is in their best health interests, and of course welfare.

ABut if you look across the lifecycle of a horse, traceability is so

important because we need to know where our horses are. We

need to get a proper picture of where our horses are ending up.

It helps us identify gaps and all sorts of lifetime experiences of

the horse and how we can structure our programmes to support

horses. Traceability is imperative if we=re going to provide

proper care to our horses. Equally if we have good traceability

data, it enables us as a sport to be able speak positively,

comfortably and very assertively about our sport, what we are

doing and the provisions we=re providing our horses.@

Stier noted that Racing Victoria is allocating significant

resources to aftercare and welfare incentives, like providing

trainers access to sophisticated diagnostic tools to identify

potential injuries earlier; launching a platform for the

registration of ex-racehorses and providing grants to

programmes that can place off-track Thoroughbreds with less

post-racing athletic potential.

AWe=ve introduced programmes here in Victoria geared

towards assisting and incentivizing trainers to use the best

diagnostic tools available to them to ensure their horse receives

the best treatment during its racing career,@ Stier explained.

AWe=re also investing a lot in research that will help us to earlier

recognize the potential onset of lameness and cause of

lameness. All that is geared toward providing a second career

for the horse post-racing.@

AWe=ve launched an off the track platform where people are

now registering their horses,@ he added.

Cont. p13

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A retired racehorse takes a jump during the showjumping portion of

the Retired Racehorse Project Thoroughbred Makover in 2017

Jen Roytz

IFHA Conference Cont.

AWe=re incentivizing people not just at the first transfer after

racingBthat=s covered by the rules of racing here, people must

notify us where the horse goes for its first transferBbut what

we=ve found through the incentives we=re offering through the

off the track community is that when horses are in their teens,

we=re still getting people identifying with us where their horses

are,@ he continued. ASo we=re getting that picture well beyond

the first transfer out of racing.@

Racing Victoria=s programme

also covers horses with limited

athletic potential after their

racing careers, with grants

offered for equine therapy

programmes that use ex-

racehorses.

Arbuthnot noted there has

been a steep increase in the

numbers of ex-racehorses

competing in disciplines like

dressage in Britain, and that

there has been a concerted effort

to showcase the athletic abilities

of ex-racehorses and to create a

demand for them in the sport

horse community.

AIt=s about contacts within the

industry and within the equestrian world to try and build this

programme and to make the Thoroughbred fashionable,@ she

explained. AWhen RoR started, racehorses might have been

taken on by professionals and got to a high level, but they

weren=t popular with the equestrian world. Having seen one of

the very good trainers at Blenheim last week, he said RoR had

changed the programme in the equestrian world; it was

revolutionary. And I think that=s because the professionals

helped us in those early days to make them popular, so now we

have a market.@

Arbuthnot reiterated how IFAR is working to advance aftercare

globally, which is especially important in light of recent damning

reports in the media in both Australia and Ireland about ex-

racehorses winding up in abattoirs.

AIFAR is a forum for discussion, for improving best practice and

getting out to all the racing jurisdictions around the world and

trying to encourage them to have some sort of aftercare

programme in place,@ she said. AThe group has put together an

aftercare toolkit, which is about lifetime management,

transitioning strategies, safety

nets, equine therapy and

community engagement,

Thoroughbred advocacy and

networking. We went to Japan in

those earlier days and they have

a wonderful programme in place

now. We=ve been engaged with

South Korea, and recently

Malaysia and we=re working with

the European racing jurisdictions

as well. France has come on

hugely in the last few years. We

are all working together to help

each other.@

Arbuthnot reiterated that Awe

are all associated@ with some of

the troubling reporting that has

surfaced in mainstream media, and that it is up to everyone in

racing to make aftercare a priority.

AWhatever happens anywhere around the world reflects on us

all, and that=s what we have to be aware of,@ she said. AWe must

all do more to help and work together to show racing cares. It=s

non-negotiable.

AThe average person watching racing is saying, >what happens

when they finish racing?= So we have to get that message out,

otherwise we won=t have a product. We won=t have racing in

years to come.@ Cont. p14

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Winfried Engelbrecht-Bresges | IFHA

IFHA Conference Cont.

Winfried Engelbrecht-Bresges succeeds Louis Romanet as

chairman of the IFHA following Romanet=s 27-year term, and he

likewise addressed the importance of looking to racing=s future

in his keynote address.

AThe 55th International Conference of the IFHA comes at a

most significant time for our sport and the world,@ said

Engelbrecht-Bresges. AWe face major macro challenges arising

from the pandemic and climate change. More than ever, we

must work together and harness the wealth of talent and

expertise within our membership to not only face these

challenges, but ensure that our sport thrives in the short,

medium, and long term.

AThis conference gives us the opportunity to look forward at

some key parts of the IFHA=s strategy for the future. We are

fortunate to have world-class speakers sharing their insights

regarding digitalisation and media, equine welfare, climate

change and sustainability.@

NEW BAY=S SEA BAY IMPRESSES IN

COLOGNE by Sean Cronin

Gestut Winterhauch=s 2-year-old colt Sea Bay (Ger) (New Bay

{GB}) graduated with a one-length win in his Aug. 22 debut over

seven furlongs at Hannover, but slipped to fourth when upped

to one mile for Dusseldorf=s Sept. 12 Listed Junioren Preis in his

only other start. He had finished behind the reopposing Ariolo

(Ger) (Reliable Man {GB}) and Millionaire (Ger) (Adlerflug {Ger})

on stakes bow last time, but overturned that form and found

plenty more besides to make Sunday=s G3 Preis des

Winterfavoriten all his own as he took the one-mile Cologne

feature in supremely impressive style.

Sea Bay charted a wide course underneath the trees, in the

wake of stablemate Millionaire, along the backstraight and

made the cut across to join the main body of the field in second

approaching the home turn. Looming large on the bridle as the

69-10 chance=s rivals became increasingly flustered in the

straight, he was given a shake of the reins by Adrie de Vries just

inside the quarter-mile marker and unleashed immediate

acceleration, powering clear as the remainder appeared trapped

in slow motion to stop the clock in splendid isolation. Sea Bay

finished nine lengths ahead of Schwarzer Peter (Ger) (Neatico

{Ger}), sealing a first edition of Germany=s most prestigious

juvenile contest for trainer Henk Grewe, with Schwarzer Peter=s

Markus Klug-trained stablemates See Hector (Ger)

(Counterattack {Aus}) and Ariolo passing the post a head and

3/4-of-a-length further back in third and fourth. The nine-length

winning margin was the largest since Globus (Ger) Areion {Ger})

romped home by 10 lengths in 2008.

AThere was plenty of debate in the stable beforehand and his

work on Monday was so good that we went into the race with a

lot of confidence,@ Grewe told GaloppOnline. AIt was always the

plan to go to the outside, the tactics worked to perfection and

he won very impressively at the finish. He thoroughly deserved

it and is now entitled to have a winter break.@

Cont. p15

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Sea Bay=s trainer Henk Grewe | Marc Ruhl

G3 Preis des Winterfavoriten Cont.

Winning rider Adrie de Vries, after notching his this third win

in the race, added, AThe trainer made a good decision to apply

for the outer box. Good horses put you on the right track and,

when I came into the straight with my hands full, I only had to

press the button and he was gone.@

Pedigree Notes Sea Bay is the third of four foals and second black-type scorer

produced by a winning full-sister to stakes-winning G2 Oleander-

Rennen placegetter San Salvador (Ger) (Lord of England {Ger})

and G3 Deutsches St Leger runner-up Saratino (Ger) (Lord of

England {Ger}). He becomes the fourth pattern-race winner for

his second-crop sire and is a half-brother to last week=s Listed

Silbernes Band der Ruhr victrix Samoa (Ger) (Jukebox Jury {Ire})

and a yearling colt by Amaron (GB). The March-foaled chestnut=s

dam Strawberry (Ger) (Lord of England {Ger}) is also kin to G1

Grosser Preis von Berlin hero Sirius (Ger) (Dashing Blade {GB}).

Descendants of his stakes-winning fourth dam Shona (Ger)

(Windwurf {Ger}) include MGSW sire Sommerabend (GB)

(Shamardal), G3 Preis der Winterkonigin winner Sorrent (Ger)

(Monsun {Ger}), G3 Hamburger Stutenmeile scorer Cherry

Danon (Ire) (Rock of Gibraltar {Ire}) and last month=s Listed

Baden-Baden Cup victrix and G3 Preis der Deutschen Einheit

placegetter Chilly Filly (Ger) (Makfi {GB}).

Sunday, Cologne, Germany

PREIS DES WINTERFAVORITEN-G3, i155,000, Cologne, 10-10,

2yo, 8fT, 1:39.27, g/s.

1--SEA BAY (GER), 128, c, 2, by New Bay (GB)

1st Dam: Strawberry (Ger), by Lord of England (Ger)

2nd Dam: Saratina (Ire), by Monsun (Ger)

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Adayar & Charlie Appleby | Hoycubed Photography

3rd Dam: Sevgi (Ger), by Waky Nao (GB)

1ST BLACK-TYPE WIN; 1ST GROUP WIN. (i155,000 Ylg >20

BBAGS). O-Gestut Winterhauch; B-Gestut Etzean (GER);

T-Henk Grewe; J-Adrie de Vries. i85,000. Lifetime Record:

3-2-0-0, i89,500. *1/2 to Samoa (Ger) (Jukebox Jury {Ire}),

SW-Ger. Werk Nick Rating: B. Click for the

eNicks report & 5-cross pedigree.

2--Schwarzer Peter (Ger), 128, c, 2, Neatico (Ger)--Sovalla (GB),

by Pomellato (Ger). (i10,000 Ylg >20 BBAGS). O-Uwe Aisch;

B-Gestut Hof Ittlingen (GER); T-Markus Klug. i31,000.

3--See Hector (Ger), 128, c, 2, Counterattack (Aus)--Scouting

(Ire), by New Approach (Ire). (i44,500 Ylg >20 BBAGS).

O-Cometica AG; B-Gestut Karlshof (GER); T-Markus Klug.

i20,500.

Margins: 9, HD, 3/4. Odds: 6.90, 13.80, 6.90.

Also Ran: Ariolo (Ger), Millionaire (Ger), Calif (Ger), Antero (Ire).

Scratched: Lou Man (Fr), The Iconist (Ger). Click for the Racing

Post result or the free Equineline.com catalogue-style

pedigree.

Adayar Cont. from p1

Appleby also provided an update on G1 QIPCO 2000 Guineas

runner-up Master Of The Seas (Ire) (Dubawi {Ire}), who will run

in the G1 Queen Elizabeth II S. The G3 Craven S. hero was last

seen running third in the G2 Joel S. at Newmarket on Sept. 24.

Godolphin stablemate and Group 3 winner Creative Force (Ire)

(Dubawi {Ire}) will also be in action on QIPCO Champions Day,

but in the G1 Champions Sprint.

AThe way the weather forecast is potentially looking, Master

Of The Seas will run in the QEII and Creative Force will head to

the Champions Sprint. Two handy horses,@ he said. ACreative

Force is learning how to sprint now. We=ve seen what he can do

over seven. He=s been competitive at six and he=s still learning.

As we all know, dropping back into sprinting divisions at that

level it takes a bit of getting the hang of, but he=s getting there

and he=ll go into the weekend a big player.

AMaster Of The Seas has definitely come on for that run in the

Joel and we=re looking forward to him.@

PEARLS GALORE CONFIRMED FOR BC MILE Dual Group 1 runner-up Pearls Galore (Fr) (Invincible Spirit

{Ire}) has been confirmed for the upcoming GI Breeders= Cup

Mile at Del Mar in November. A winner of the G3 Brownstown S.

on July 11 and G3 Fairy Bridge S. on Aug. 26, the Haras de Saint-

Pair homebred was second in both the G1 Matron S. at

Leopardstown on Sept. 11 and the Oct. 3 G1 Prix de la Foret.

Trainer Paddy Twomey said, AShe came out of the race last

weekend fantastic and she=s in good form. She=s going to the

Breeders= Cup Mile. She wouldn=t have liked the ground last

week, she wants fast ground.@ Cont. p17

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Ubettabelieveit at the Breeders= Cup | Racingfotos.com

Pearls Galore Cont.

He added, AIf she gets a low draw in Del Mar I=d be very

hopeful of her running a good race. I spent a summer out in Del

Mar when I was a kid and I=d love to have a winner there.@

The Breeders= Cup is also the target for Oct. 8 G3 Cornwallis S.

victor Twilight Jet (Ire) (Twilight Son {GB}). Owned and trained

by Michael O=Callaghan, the colt will run in the GII Breeders= Cup

Juvenile Turf Sprint.

AHopefully he=s going to the Breeders Cup now,@ said

O=Callaghan. AIt=ll be his 11th start of the year. After he won the

other day I was saying >I=ll give this lad a break=--but he arrived

home the next morning and he told me different.

AHe absolutely loves racing, he has a great constitution. He=s

just a bit of an animal, he loves his job and he=s a dream to train.

He=s won the Cornwallis now and he=s danced every dance this

year so whatever he does at the Breeders= Cup will be a bonus.@

He added, AIf he goes there in good fettle he=ll run a big race.

He runs in the Breeders= Cup Juvenile Turf Sprint and we=re

looking forward to it.@

UBETTABELIEVEIT TO MICKLEY STUD Richard Kent's Mickley Stud will welcome the G2 Flying

Childers S. winner Ubettabelieveit (Ire) (Kodiac {GB}--

Ladylishandra {Ire}, by Mujadil) to its stallion ranks for the 2022

season.

Trained by Nigel Tinkler for owner Martin Webb,

Ubettabelieveit won on his second start at two and followed

that up with victory in the Listed National S. at Sandown.

Dropping back to five furlongs after failing to see out the six in

the G2 Gimcrack S., he then won the Flying Childers in a tight

finish with subsequent Group 2 winner Sacred (Blame).

He rounded off his productive juvenile campaign by finishing

third in the GII Breeders' Cup Juvenile Turf over 5 1/2 furlongs at

Keeneland.

"I'm delighted that Mickley Stud is to stand Ubettabelieveit as

he's a really good-looking individual and son of the highly

successful sire Kodiac, whose sons are proving to be sire sons as

well," said Richard Kent. "Kodi Bear (Ire), Adaay (Ire), Prince of

Lir (Ire) and Coulsty (Ire) have all sired Group-winning

2-year-olds, and Ardad (Ire), who also won the Flying Childers S.,

has sired the Middle Park and Prix Morny winner Perfect Power

(Ire) from his first crop of impressive 2-year-old winners this

season."

He continued, "I'm grateful to Martin Webb and Nigel Tinkler

for giving me the opportunity to acquire Ubettabelieveit and am

also grateful that they are retaining shares in him and will be

supporting him. We will be making shares available to breeders

and will be announcing further details regarding his nomination

fee after the conclusion of the October Yearling Sales."

Trainer Nigel Tinkler added, "Ubettabelieveit is one of the

fastest horses that I have trained and completely sound in every

way. His attitude was completely professional and all he wanted

to do was please you." Cont. p18

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Ubettabelieveit Cont.

Bred at Ringfort Stud by Derek and Gay Veitch, Ubettabelieveit

is out of the juvenile winner Ladylishandra (Ire), herself a

daughter of Flying Childers S. winner Mujadil and now the dam

of four black-type winners. These include the dual Group 3

winner Tropical Paradise (Ire) (Verglas {Ire}) and Listed Rothesay

S. winner Shenanigans (Ire) (Arcano {Ire}). Ubettabelieveit

shares his fourth dam Dinner Partner (Tom Fool) with Noverre

(Rahy), and she also features as the grandam of July Cup winner

Ajdal (Northern Dancer).

Sold for 50,000gns at Book 1 of the Tattersalls October

Yearling Sale to Roger Marley and John Cullinan of Church Farm

and Horse Park Stud, Ubettabelieveit was originally catalogued

for the Goffs UK Breeze-up Sale but was sold privately to Tinkler

when the 2020 breeze-up season was delayed by the

Covid-enforced lockdown.

Monday, Oct. 11, 2021:

UNITED KINGDOM

Aclaim (Ire) (Acclamation {GB}), The National Stud

115 foals of racing age/16 winners/0 black-type winners

16:00-WOLVERHAMPTON, 6f, Resilience (GB)

Caravaggio (Scat Daddy), Coolmore Ashford

155 foals of racing age/20 winners/4 black-type winners

13:00-YARMOUTH, 7f, Francesi (Ire)

i240,000 Goffs November Foals Sale 2019; i197,200 RNA

Arqana Deauville 2yo Breeze Up 2021

17:30-KEMPTON PARK, 8f, Franklin Saint (Ire)

i62,000 Goffs November Foals Sale 2019; ,12,000 Goffs UK

2yo Breeze Up Sale 2021

Churchill (Ire) (Galileo {Ire}), Coolmore Stud

146 foals of racing age/20 winners/3 black-type winners

13:00-YARMOUTH, 7f, Grand Libya (GB)

105,000gns Tattersalls October Yearling Sale (Book 2) 2020

15:50-YARMOUTH, 7f, Lawful Command (GB)

50,000gns Tattersalls October Yearling Sale (Book 2) 2020

Cotai Glory (GB) (Exceed And Excel {Aus}), Tally-Ho Stud

126 foals of racing age/31 winners/1 black-type winner

14:50-WOLVERHAMPTON, 6f, Costa Adeje (Ire)

i19,000 Goffs November Foals Sale 2019; ,30,000 Goffs UK

Premier Yearling Sale 2020

18:00-KEMPTON PARK, 8f, Dungar Glory (Ire)

9,000gns RNA Tattersalls Guineas Breeze-Up & HIT Sale 2021

14:50-WOLVERHAMPTON, 6f, Kingboard Star (Ire)

19,000gns Tattersalls Ascot Yearling Sale, Newmarket;

130,000gns Tattersalls Craven Breeze-Up Sale 2021

Galileo Gold (GB) (Paco Boy {Ire}), Tally-Ho Stud

109 foals of racing age/17 winners/3 black-type winners

17:30-KEMPTON PARK, 8f, My Ambition (Ire)

,35,000 Goffs UK 2yo Breeze Up Sale 2021

National Defense (GB) (Invincible Spirit {Ire}), Irish National Stud

29 foals of racing age/3 winners/1 black-type winner

17:30-KEMPTON PARK, 8f, Penelopeblueyes (Ire)

37,000gns Tattersalls December Foal Sale 2019; ,5,000 Goffs UK

Premier Yearling Sale 2020

Postponed (Ire) (Dubawi {Ire}), Dalham Hall Stud

78 foals of racing age/2 winners/0 black-type winners

13:00-YARMOUTH, 7f, August Place (GB)

40,000gns RNA Tattersalls October Yearling Sale (Book 2) 2020

13:00-YARMOUTH, 7f, Storm Asset (GB)

,27,000 RNA Goffs UK Premier Yearling Sale 2020

Profitable (Ire) (Invincible Spirit {Ire}), Kildangan Stud

130 foals of racing age/24 winners/2 black-type winners

16:00-WOLVERHAMPTON, 6f, Liv Lucky (Ire)

i24,000 Goffs November Foals Sale 2019; ,30,000 RNA Goffs

UK Premier Yearling Sale 2020

16:00-WOLVERHAMPTON, 6f, Share The Profits (Ire)

Recorder (GB) (Galileo {Ire}), Haras de Montfort & Preaux

110 foals of racing age/7 winners/0 black-type winners

17:30-KEMPTON PARK, 8f, Fast Forward (Fr)

i12,000 Arqana Deauville October Yearlings 2020; 30,000gns

Tattersalls Guineas Breeze-Up & HIT Sale 2021

Ribchester (Ire) (Iffraaj {GB}), Kildangan Stud

118 foals of racing age/13 winners/0 black-type winners

13:00-YARMOUTH, 7f, Brilliant Blue (Ire)

i65,000 Goffs November Foals Sale 2019; 60,000gns RNA

Tattersalls October Yearling Sale (Book 2) 2020; ,85,000 Goffs

UK 2yo Breeze Up Sale 2021

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Zarak has runners at Amiens on Monday | The Aga Khan Studs

16:00-WOLVERHAMPTON, 6f, Janaat (Ire)

i45,000 Goffs November Foals Sale 2019; ,55,000 Goffs UK

Premier Yearling Sale 2020; 15,000gns Tattersalls August

Horses-in-Training Sale 2021

17:30-KEMPTON PARK, 8f, Melos (Ire)

i150,000 Goffs November Foals Sale 2019; 40,000gns RNA

Tattersalls October Yearling Sale (Book 1) 2020; 38,000gns

Tattersalls Craven Breeze-Up Sale 2021

Spill The Beans (Aus) (Snitzel {Aus}), National Stud

16 foals of racing age/2 winners/0 black-type winners

15:50-YARMOUTH, 7f, Full of Beans (GB)

9,500gns RNA Tattersalls December Foal Sale 2019; 8,000gns

Tattersalls Ascot Yearling Sale, Newmarket

Time Test (GB) (Dubawi {Ire}), The National Stud

74 foals of racing age/9 winners/4 black-type winners

18:00-KEMPTON PARK, 8f, Ladypacksapunch (GB)

4,500gns Tattersalls February Sale 2020; 14,000gns Tattersalls

October Yearling Sale (Book 3) 2020

18:00-KEMPTON PARK, 8f, Turn Back Time (GB)

14,000gns RNA Tattersalls December Yearling Sale 2020

FRANCE

Al Wukair (Ire) (Dream Ahead), Haras de Bouquetot

74 foals of racing age/9 winners/0 black-type winners

2-MAR.BORELY, 1800m, Wukolina (Fr)

i25,000 Arqana Deauville October Yearlings 2020; i13,000

Arquana Deauville February Mixed Sale 2021

Johnny Barnes (Ire) (Acclamation {GB}), Haras des Granges

45 foals of racing age/2 winners/0 black-type winners

1-AMIENS, 1650m, Tennessee John (Fr)

i12,000 Arqana Deauville October Yearlings 2020

Ribchester (Ire) (Iffraaj {GB}), Kildangan Stud

118 foals of racing age/13 winners/0 black-type winners

1-AMIENS, 1650m, Dobra (Ire)

i32,000 Goffs February Mixed Sale 2020; 20,000gns Tattersalls

December Yearling Sale 2020

Wings of Eagles (Fr) (Pour Moi {Ire}), The Beeches Stud

37 foals of racing age/2 winners/0 black-type winners

1-AMIENS, 1650m, Pink Valentine (Fr)

i14,000 Arqana Deauville October Yearlings 2020

Zarak (Fr) (Dubawi {Ire}), Haras de Bonneval

84 foals of racing age/7 winners/0 black-type winners

1-AMIENS, 1650m, Zagrey (Fr)

i32,000 RNA Arqana Deauville September Yearling Sale 2020

1-AMIENS, 1650m, Zanotchka (Fr)

Zelzal (Fr) (Sea The Stars {Ire}), Haras de Bouquetot

57 foals of racing age/6 winners/1 black-type winner

2-MAR.BORELY, 1800m, Perle Rouge (Fr)

i6,500 Arqana Deauville October Yearlings 2020

CONDITIONS RESULT:

2nd-Goodwood, ,11,100, 10-10, 2yo, 6fT, 1:15.83, sf.

LIL GUFF (GB) (f, 2, Twilight Son {GB}--Lady McGuffy {Ire}, by

Holy Roman Emperor {Ire}) Lifetime Record: 8-2-3-1, $23,252.

O-Mr W Clifford; B-Mrs S Clifford (GB); T-Daniel & Claire Kubler.

ADDITIONAL MAIDEN WINNER:

Secret Image (Ire), g, 2, Dark Angel (Ire)--Pimpernel (Ire) (SW &

GSP-Eng, SP-UAE, $146,809), by Invincible Spirit (Ire).

Goodwood, 10-10, 9f 11yT, 2:03.39. Lifetime Record: 2-1-0-1,

$9,389. B-Godolphin (IRE). *1/2 to Island of Life (Dubawi {Ire}),

GSP-Eng, $126,537; & to Gold Town (GB) (Street Cry {Ire}),

GSW-UAE, $358,471.

Sunday=s Results:

STAFFORDSTOWN STUD S.-Listed, i37,500, Curragh, 10-10,

2yo, f, 8fT, 1:44.72, yl.

1--LIMITI DI GRECCIO (IRE), 128, f, 2, by Elzaam (Aus)

1st Dam: Grotta Del Fauno (Ire), by Galileo (Ire)

2nd Dam: Conca Peligna (GB), by Persian Bold (Ire)

3rd Dam: When Lit (Ire), by Northfields

1ST BLACK-TYPE WIN. O-Martin Schwartz; B-Leaf Stud (IRE);

T-Paddy Twomey; J-Billy Lee. i22,500. Lifetime Record:

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Limiti Di Greccio | Racingfotos.com

5-2-2-0, $65,711.

2--Tranquil Lady (Ire), 128, f, 2, Australia (GB)--Repose, by Quiet

American. (i30,000 RNA Wlg >19 GOFNOV; ,160,000 Ylg >20

GOFOR). O-Teme Valley; B-Tinnakill Bloodstock Ltd (IRE);

T-Joseph O=Brien. i7,500.

3--Sunset Shiraz (Ire), 128, f, 2, Time Test (GB)--Sunny Again

(GB), by Shirocco (Ger). (,100,000 Ylg >20 GOFOR). O-Lindsay

Laroche; B-Mount Coote Estates (IRE); T-Gavin Cromwell.

i3,750.

Margins: 1 1/4, NO, 5HF. Odds: 1.88, 5.00, 3.00.

Also Ran: Alizarine (GB), Viareggio (Ire), Willesee (GB), Angels

Wrath (Ire), Lullaby (Ire), Past Time (GB), Cyclamen (Ire), She=s

Trouble (Ire).

This looked a listed race in name only and it duly produced a

winner who could be destined for the top in Limiti Di Greccio.

Successful in a seven-furlong Leopardstown maiden Aug. 12 and

runner-up in the Sept. 11 Listed Ingabelle S. back over that

course and distance since joining Paddy Twomey from Andrew

Kinsella, the bay raced towards the rear of mid-division early

against the rail under Billy Lee. Running into a pocket two out

and again at the furlong pole, the cause appeared lost as

Tranquil Lady and Sunset Shiraz forged on ahead but once

angled off the fence produced a rare surge to overhaul that duo

with 50 yards remaining. At the line, there was a dominant

margin to Tranquil Lady, who held on for the silver medal by a

short head from Sunset Shiraz who brought leading formlines

into the contest having placed in the G1 Moyglare Stud S., G2

Debutante S. and G3 Weld Park S.

AI was concerned turning into the straight and she seemed to

meet every bit of trouble she could, but she has a turn of foot,@

Twomey said. AShe=s a filly who does what she has to do and it=s

great that she won the way she did. She=s a smart filly and

displayed that to everybody today--we are lucky to have her.

Marty had intimated that he=d like to go to France for the Group

1 and Del Mar with her, but I managed to talk him out of it. I

bypassed the Weld Park, as I didn=t want her to have a penalty

when she tackles a Guineas trial next year. We won this last year

and I wanted to come here as I think it=s a perfect stepping

stone for the Guineas.@

AI thought the extra furlong would suit her today and the

slower ground didn=t seem to inconvenience her,@ Twomey

added. AThe owner would very much like to go for the Breeders=

Cup, but the trainer is trying to put the brakes on. She is a big

filly who is progressive and we=ve purposely picked her spots

with next year in mind. She=ll have an entry in both the Guineas

here and at Newmarket.@

Limiti di Greccio further advertises the prowess of her

Ballyhane Stud-based sire, becoming his sixth black-type winner.

Her dam is the unraced Grotta Del Fauno (Ire) (Galileo {Ire})

whose immediate family features the Italian listed-placed

Abruzzo Nel Cuore (Ire) (La Vie dei Colori {GB}). The family

includes the G2 Premio Ribot winner Duca D=Atri (Ire) (Dr

Devious {Ire}) and the dual G3 Gran Premio Citta di Napoli

winner Guado D=Annibale (Glint of Gold {GB}). Grotta Del

Fauno=s yearling filly is by Camacho (GB), while she also has a

colt foal by Profitable (Ire). Click for the Racing Post result.

HATSTONE SOLICITORS WATERFORD TESTIMONIAL S.-Listed,

i37,500, Curragh, 10-10, 3yo/up, 6fT, 1:14.51, yl.

1--POWER UNDER ME (IRE), 133, g, 3, Mehmas (Ire)--Oonagh

(Ire), by Arakan. 1ST BLACK-TYPE WIN. (i28,000 Wlg >18

GOFNOV). O-Vincent Gaul; B-Barbel Reiss (IRE); T-Ger Lyons;

J-Colin Keane. i22,500. Lifetime Record: MGSP-Ire, 7-2-2-1,

$65,344.

2--Teresa Mendoza (Ire), 128, f, 3, Territories (Ire)--Ceoldrama,

by Mr. Greeley. O-Ecurie Ama.Zing Team; B-Ennistown Stud

(IRE); T-Ken Condon. i7,500.

3--Star In the Making (GB), 129, f, 4, Muhaarar (GB)--Lonely

Ahead, by Rahy. (78,000gns Ylg >18 TATOCT; 22,000gns HRA

>20 TATMA). O-Madeline Burns; B-Rabbah Bloodstock Limited

(GB); T-Willie McCreery. i3,750.

Margins: 2 3/4, 2HF, 1. Odds: 1.88, 2.75, 66.00.

Also Ran: White Lavender (Ire), Dilawara (Fr), More Beautiful,

Sendmylovetoyou (Ire), Gyldan (Ire), Friendly (Ire), Strong

Johnson (Ire), Thank You Next (Ire), Independent Missy (Ire), A

Ma Chere (Ire), Let=s (Ire). Scratched: Riot (Ire).

Irish racing=s new jockey sensation Colin Keane bypassed

Joseph O=Brien=s Irish Flat Championship record of 126 winners

in a season when steering Power Under Me to an initial black-

type success. Cont. p21

TDN EUROPE • PAGE 21 OF 25 • THETDN.COM MONDAY • 11 OCTOBER 2021

Power Under Me and Colin Keane | Racingfotos.com

Listed Waterford Testimonial S. Cont.

Third before being promoted to second behind A Case of You

(Ire) (Hot Streak {Ire}) in the G3 Lacken S. over this trip at Naas

May 16, the bay was third tackling an extra furlong in the G2

Minstrel S. here July 18 and runner-up in the G3 Phoenix Sprint

S. over this course and distance Aug. 8. Dropping his level when

sixth in the Sept. 25 G3 Renaissance S. again over this track and

trip when last seen, he proved a relatively straightforward

conveyance for Keane=s historic 127th by racing near the pace

and taking control before two out.

AWe've been getting close to it slowly but surely, I=ve had

plenty of seconds in the last two weeks,@ the rider said. AIt was

great to level it for the boss and then to go and beat it for the

boss is even better. It hasn=t sunk in and probably won=t until we

start on zero next year and we=re looking back on it. We try to

beat every year=s tally, we mightn=t have a year like this again

for a while so we=ll appreciate it while it=s here.@

Ger Lyons commented, AColin is a credit to himself, his family

and the whole racing industry. He=s a fine example of what a

champion jockey should be. He keeps himself to himself and lets

his riding do the talking. You see Billy Lee going over to shake his

hand after the race and that tells you all you need to know

about the huge respect he has in the weighing room. He=s just a

genuinely good guy. The industry is full of people trying to make

heroes out of x, y and z but Colin has done it his way, the

old-fashioned way, his riding doing all the talking. Every winner

he rides from now until the end of the season is going to be a

record and, you know what, next season he will want to better

whatever total he finishes with this season so he is going to keep

us on our toes!@

Power Under Me=s dam, whose yearling colt by Belardo (Ire)

sells at the upcoming Goffs Autumn Yearling Sale, is kin to the

dual listed winner and G3 John O=Gaunt S. runner-up Majestic

Myles (Ire) (Majestic Missile {Ire}) and the G2 Coventry S.

runner-up Parbold (Ire) (Dandy Man {Ire}). The fourth dam is the

GI Matron S. and GI Spinaway S.-winning champion Talking

Picture (Speak John), whose six stakes winners are headed by

the G1 Irish 1000 Guineas heroine Trusted Partner (Affirmed), in

turn the dam of the GI Matriarch S. heroine Dress To Thrill (Ire)

(Danehill). Click for the Racing Post result.

1st-Curragh, i25,000, Mdn, 10-10, 2yo, 6fT, 1:17.32, y/s.

TARTAN SKIRT (IRE) (f, 2, Mehmas {Ire}--Scottish Exile {Ire}, by

Ashkalani {Ire}), fourth on debut over seven furlongs at

Punchestown Sept. 14, travelled easily tracking the early leader.

In front before the two-furlong pole, the 8-13 favourite was not

asked a serious question en route to a two-length success from

Secret Magician (Ire) (Magician {Ire}). AShe=s a lovely filly, she

ran a lovely race first time out in Punchestown and has

improved plenty since then,@ Michael O=Callaghan commented.

AShe=s a filly that has done a good bit of growing and maturing in

the last six weeks and I=d say she=ll even be better next spring.

We might put her away now. She has plenty of pace, but I can

see her maybe getting seven for a Guineas trial next spring. She

obviously handled that ground today, but she would like nicer

ground. She has a bit of class, she=s by a good stallion and I think

she=ll keep on improving.@ The winner is the last known foal out

of the dam, whose first was the G3 Molecomb S. runner-up

Bonnie Charlie (GB) (Intikhab) who also placed on three other

occasions at that level, MGSP-Eng, GSP-Fr, $255,726. The dam is

a full-sister to the Listed Ripon Champion Two-Year-Old Trophy

runner-up Million Percent (GB) from the family of the G3 King

George S. winner and G1 Prix de l=Abbaye de Longchamp

runner-up Averti (Ire) (Warning {GB}) and the G3 John of Gaunt

S. scorer Pastoral Player (GB) (Pastoral Pursuits {GB}). Sales

history: ,14,000 Ylg >20 GOFOR; i98,600 2yo >21 ARQDEA.

Lifetime Record: 2-1-0-0, $18,023.

O/T-Michael O=Callaghan; B-Tally Ho Stud (IRE).

HANDICAP RESULT:

5th-Curragh, i80,000, 10-10, 3yo/up, 16fT, 3:38.30, yl.

LINE OUT (IRE) (g, 9, Shantou--Bluebell Line {Ire}, by

Charnwood Forest {Ire}) Lifetime Record: 32-7-5-5, $160,500.

O-Lillingston Family; B-A Lillingston (IRE); T-John Kiely. *Full to

Toe The Line (IRE), Hwt. Older Mare at 7-Ire- at 14 f. & up, MSW

& GSP-Ire, $342,514.

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Sunday=s Results:

1st-Lyon-Parilly, i27,000, Cond, 10-10, 2yo, 8fT, 1:45.28, vsf.

SIRANA (FR) (f, 2, Siyouni {Fr}--Sirrin {Ire} {MSW-Fr}, by Sea the

Stars {Ire}), who graduated over this trip in a Sept. 16 Mont-de-

Marsan maiden last time, was reined back to track the leaders in

third until turning for home. Cruising forward in the straight, the

2-5 lock hit the front on the bridle with 300 metres remaining

and coasted to the line in hand with an untroubled 2 1/2-length

advantage from Menilles (Fr) (Recorder {GB}). Sirana is the lone

foal out of Listed Prix Joubert and Listed Derby du Languedoc

victrix Sirrin (Ire) (Sea the Stars {Ire}), herself a daughter of

Listed Lingfield Oaks Trial winner Sindirana (Ire) (Kalanisi {Ire}).

Black-type descendants of Sindirana also include GSW G1 Flying

Five S. third Sonaiyla (Ire) (Dark Angel {Ire}) and G3 Queen

Mother Memorial Cup third Sinkal (Smart Strike). Lifetime

Record: 3-2-1-0, i26,100. Video, sponsored by TVG.

O-H H The Aga Khan; B-H H The Aga Khan=s Studs SC (FR);

T-Jean-Claude Rouget.

5th-Lyon-Parilly, i18,000, Mdn, 10-10, 2yo, f, 8fT, 1:44.81, vsf.

KNOW THYSELF (IRE) (f, 2, Galileo {Ire}--Fix {NZ} {MGSW &

MG1SP-NZ, $373,168}, by Iffraaj {GB}) encountered subsequent

Listed Criterium de Lyon winner Mangoustine (Fr) (Dark Angel

{Ire}) when fourth in her Aug. 22 unveiling over this distance at

Deauville last time. Reined back to race behind the leaders in

fourth after an alert break, the 6-4 chalk made headway under

pressure in the straight to go second approaching the furlong

marker and was driven out to deny Lady Pink (Fr) (Al Wukair

{Ire}) by a neck in the dying strides. Full to a yearling colt, Know

Thyself is the third of four foals--all by Galileo (Ire)--and second

scorer for MGSW G1 New Zealand Derby and G1 New Zealand

1000 Guineas placegetter Fix (NZ) (Iffraaj {GB}), herself kin to G1

South African Derby runner-up Galileo=s Destiny (NZ) (Galileo

{Ire}). Her G1 Cheveley Park S.-winning third dam Prophecy (Ire)

(Warning {GB}) has three stakes winners to her credit including

three-time Group 1 winner Foreteller (GB) (Dansili {GB}) and

Listed Flying Fillies= S. victrix Arabesque (GB) (Zafonic), herself

the dam of GSW sire Showcasing (GB) (Oasis Dream {GB}) and

GSP sire Camacho (GB) (Danehill). Lifetime Record: 2-1-0-0,

i11,700. Video, sponsored by TVG.

O-Craig Bernick; B-Coolmore Stud (IRE); T-Francis-Henri

Graffard.

3rd-Tarbes, i18,000, Mdn, 10-10, unraced 2yo, f, 7 1/2fT,

1:30.60, sf.

ZARAFA (FR) (f, 2, Zarak {Fr}--Amour A Papa {Fr} {G1SP-Fr,

$404,148}, by Montmartre {Fr}) was swiftly into stride and

occupied a forward role in third from the outset of this debut.

Shaken up to close off the home turn, the crowd=s 7-5 choice

quickened smartly to gain control approaching the final furlong

and kept on well in the latter stages to easily hold the late bid of

Winema (Fr) (Le Havre {Ire}) by a geared-down 1 1/4 lengths,

becoming the seventh winner for her freshman sire (by Dubawi

{Ire}). Zarafa is the second of two foals and first scorer produced

by G1 Prix de Diane second Amour A Papa (Fr) (Montmartre

{Fr}), herself a full-sister to MGSP dual stakes victrix Bebe

d=Amour (Fr) out of stakes-winning G3 Prix des Reservoirs

runner-up Prudence Royale (Fr) (Loup Solitaire). Sales history:

i75,000 Ylg >20 ARQSEP. Lifetime Record: 1-1-0-0, i9,000.

1ST-TIME STARTER. O-Denford Stud; B-Jean-Yves Artu, Damien

Artu & Mlle Marie Artu (FR); T-Jean-Claude Rouget.

2nd-Tarbes, i18,000, Mdn, 10-10, unraced 2yo, c/g, 7 1/2fT,

1:30.20, sf.

CORCOVADO (FR) (c, 2, Kheleyf--Hermilia {GB}, by Hernando

{Fr}) was the sharpest of seven into stride and gained immediate

control of this debut. Comfortable on a clear lead for the most

part, the 53-10 chance came under pressure when threatened

with 350 metres remaining and was ridden out inside the final

furlong to hold the late thrust of Blue Falcon (Fr) (Galiway {GB})

by 3/4-of-a-length. Corcovado is the latest of seven foals and

third scorer out of a half-sister to MGSP Listed Fairway S. victor

Unnefer (Fr) (Danehill Dancer {Ire}) and the dual stakes scorer

Mount Popa (Ire) (Maxios {GB}). The February-foaled chestnut=s

second dam Mimalia (Silver Hawk), herself a daughter of MGISP

G3 Prix de Psyche winner Angel In My Heart (Fr) (Rainbow

Quest), is a half-sister to G1 Epsom Derby-winning sire Kris Kin

(Kris S.) and G2 Prix Greffulhe second Bravodino (Dynaformer).

Lifetime Record: 1-1-0-0, i9,000.

1ST-TIME STARTER. O-Mlle Sandra de Montzey; B-Qatar

National Stud (FR); T-Bruno de Montzey.

CONDITIONS RESULTS:

3rd-Lyon-Parilly, i24,000, Cond, 10-10, 3yo, 11fT, 2:22.34, vsf.

MUTABAHI (FR) (c, 3, French Fifteen {Fr}--Marina Piccola {Ire}

{SW-Fr}, by Halling) Lifetime Record: 8-3-1-1, i33,750.

O-Sheikh Abdullah bin Khalifa Al Thani; B-SCEA du Haras de

Victot (FR); T-Henri-Alex Pantall. *Full to French King (GB),

G1SW-Ger, MSW-Qat & GSP-Fr, $1,503,901.

6th-Lyon-Parilly, i24,000, Cond, 10-10, 3yo, 8fT, 1:47.20, vsf.

LIBERTINE (IRE) (f, 3, Dark Angel {Ire}--Miss Mariduff, by

Hussonet) Lifetime Record: SP-Fr, 15-3-0-1, i70,160. O-Jan

Romel & Fabrice Vermeulen; B-Azienda Agricola Gennaro

Stimola (IRE); T-Fabrice Vermeulen. *i35,000 Ylg >19 SGASEP;

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i400,000 RNA HRA >20 ARQARC; i200,000 RNA HRA >20

ARQDE. **1/2 to Porsenna (Ire) (Dylan Thomas {Ire}), GSW-Ity,

$493,499; Basileus (Ire) (Dream Ahead), MSW & MGSP-Ity,

$184,977; Candidate (Ire) (Camelot {GB}), GSP-Aus, $145,800;

and Astrelle (Ire) (Makfi {GB}), GSP-Eng.

6th-Tarbes, i24,000, Cond, 10-10, 3yo, 10 1/2fT, 2:12.80, sf.

NINTH TITAN (IRE) (c, 3, Wootton Bassett {GB}--Yoga {Ire}, by

Monsun {Ger}) Lifetime Record: 6-3-1-0, i41,650. O/B-Niarchos

Family (IRE); T-Philippe Sogorb.

1st-Landivisau, i9,500, Cond, 10-10, 3yo, 10 3/4fT, time: n/a,

g/s.

ZIMANIYA (FR) (f, 3, Iffraaj {GB}--Zaridiya {Ire} {SP-Fr}, by Duke

of Marmalade {Ire}) Lifetime Record: 5-2-0-1, i15,185. O-H H

The Aga Khan; B-H H The Aga Khan=s Studs SC (FR); T-Jean-

Claude Rouget.

ADDITIONAL MAIDEN WINNERS:

Kelaa (Fr), f, 2, American Devil (Fr)--Tejahaa (Fr), by Haafhd

(GB). Limoges, 10-10, 7fT, 1:20.90. B-Henri-Alex Pantall &

Mme Yvette Pantall (FR).

Sitello (Ire), c, 2, Intello (Ger)--Sisila (Ire), by Dansili (GB).

Lyon-Parilly, 10-10, 8fT, 1:44.55. B-Wertheimer & Frere (IRE).

Marjaan (Fr), c, 3, Charm Spirit (Ire)--Zakiyyah (Fr), by Monsun

(Ger). Tarbes, 10-10, 10 1/2fT, 2:11.50. B-SCEA du Haras de

Victot (FR).

Sariyana (Fr), f, 3, Dubawi (Ire)--Sayana (Fr) (SW & GSP-Fr,

GSP-Eng, $102,876), by Galileo (Ire). Limoges, 10-10, 12fT,

2:26.70. B-H H The Aga Khan=s Studs SC (FR).

Zarkan (Fr), c, 3, Harzand (Ire)--Zarkasha (Ire), by Kahyasi (Ire).

Le Pin Au Haras, 10-10, 11fT, time: n/a. B-H H The Aga Khan=s

Studs SC (FR). *1/2 to Zarkava (Ire) (Zamindar), Horse of the

Year-Eur, Ch. 3yo Filly-Eur, Hwt. 2yo Filly-Fr, Hwt. 3yo-Fr at

9.5-11f, Hwt. 3yo-Fr at 11-14f & MG1SW-Fr, $4,793,989; and

Zarshana (Ire) (Sea the Stars {Ire}), GSW-Fr, $160,546.

Rivaport (Fr), f, 3, Le Havre (Ire)--Rivabella (Fr) (SW-Ity,

$180,932), by Iron Mask. Tarbes, 10-10, 7 1/2fT, 1:29.20.

B-Nadim Nasrallah (FR). *i33,000 RNA Ylg >19 OSASEP;

i45,000 Ylg >19 ARQNOV.

Sunday=s Results:

GROSSER PREIS DER PRIVATBANK ODDO BHF-Listed, i22,500,

Hanover, 10-10, 3yo/up, f/m, 8f 165yT, 1:49.29, g/s.

1--NASH NASHA (GB), 122, f, 3, Dubawi (Ire)--Just the Judge

(Ire) (GISW-Can, G1SW-Ire, GSW & MG1SP-Eng, MGISP-US,

$1,213,611), by Lawman (Fr). 1ST BLACK-TYPE WIN.

(i1,000,000 Wlg >18 ARQDE). O-Godolphin SNC; B-Qatar

Bloodstock Ltd & China Horse Club (GB); T-Henri-Alex Pantall;

J-Julien Guillochon. i12,000. Lifetime Record: 8-3-0-2,

i33,232.

2--Daring Light (Ger), 129, f, 4, Jukebox Jury (Ire)--Daring Art

(Ger), by Areion (Ger). O/B-Gestut Auenquelle (GER); T-R

Dzubasz. i5,000.

3--Pathetique (Ger), 122, f, 3, Soldier Hollow (GB)--Peri (Ger), by

Lord of England (Ger). O-Stall Carpe Diem; B-Frau Brigitta &

Bernhard Matusche (GER); T-Waldemar Hickst. i3,000.

Margins: 3/4, 7, NK. Odds: 2.00, 16.30, 26.00.

Also Ran: Stella (Ger), Libre (Ire), Sharoka (Ire), Flamingo Girl

(Ger), Rock My Life (Ger), Mrs Applebee (Ger). Click for the

Racing Post result.

1st-Cologne, i5,100, Mdn, 10-10, 2yo, 9 1/4fT, 1:57.83, g/s.

TUNNES (GER) (c, 2, Guiliani {Ire}--Tijuana {Ger}, by Toylsome

{GB}), who ran second going one mile in his Sept. 26 debut at

this venue last time, was swiftly into stride and led from flagfall.

Untroubled on the front end for the most part, the 4-5 favourite

kicked clear in early straight and ran on strongly under whipless

coaxing inside the final quarter mile to easily defeat Antinanco

(Ire) (Champs Elysees {GB}) by three lengths. Tunnes, the fourth

of five foals, becomes the second scorer produced by a half-

sister to three stakes performers headed by the G2 Diana-Trial

victrix Tusked Wings (Ire) (Adlerflug {Ger}). The April-foaled

chestnut is a half-brother to MG1SW G1 Prix de l=Arc de

Triomphe hero and G1 Deutsches Derby runner-up Torquator

Tasso (Ger) (Adlerflug {Ger}), who also shed maiden status at

this venue, and a yearling filly by Adlerflug (Ger). His third dam,

Listed Prix Occitanie runner-up Turbaine (Trempolino), is also

the dam of Guiliani=s sire Tertullian (Miswaki) which gives

Tunnes a 3x3 inbreeding to Turbaine. Turbaine is a half-sister to

G1 Prix de l=Arc de Triomphe-winning blue hen Urban Sea

(Miswaki). Sales history: i38,000 Ylg >20 BBAGS. Lifetime

Record: 2-1-1-0, i3,570.

O-Holger Renz; B-Paul H Vandeberg (GER); T-Peter Schiergen.

1st-Hannover, i6,000, Mdn, 10-10, 2yo, 7fT, 1:29.54, g/s.

EVANGELISTA (IRE) (f, 2, Kodiac {GB}--Elmaliya {Ire}, by Sepoy

{Aus}), a Sept. 19 debut second going 6 1/2 furlongs here last

time, navigated her way to a rail slot in third after an alert exit

from the outside stall. Niggled along in early straight, the 11-10

pick came under increased pressure with 300 metres remaining

and was pushed out to assert by an ultimately snug neck from

the Brummerhof-owned Promised (Ire) (Lope de Vega {Ire}).

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1st-Hannover Cont.

Evangelista is the first of three foals produced by a half-sister

to G3 Give Thanks S. victrix Edelmira (Ire) (Peintre Celebre) and

Listed Derby du Languedoc third Elishpour (Ire) (Oasis Dream

{GB}). The February-foaled bay is full to a yearling filly and a

weanling filly. Her second dam Elbasana (Ire) (Indian Ridge {Ire})

is kin to G1 Irish Oaks heroine Ebadiyla (Ire) (Sadler=s Wells), G1

Moyglare Stud S. victrix Edabiya (Ire) (Rainbow Quest) and the

G1 Gold Cup-winning pair Estimate (Ire) (Monsun {Ger}) and

Enzeli (Ire) (Kahyasi {Ire}). Sales history: 35,000gns Ylg >20

TAOCT. Lifetime Record: 2-1-1-0, i4,700.

O-Gestut Brummerhof; B-Tally-Ho Stud (IRE); T-Dominik Moser.

CONDITIONS RESULT:

2nd-Hanover, i6,000, 10-10, 3yo, f, 10fT, time: n/a, g/s.

AMAZING GRACE (GER) (f, 3, Protectionist {Ger}--Amabelle

{Ger} {SW-Ger}, by Danehill Dancer {Ire}) Lifetime Record:

GSW-Ger, 8-2-3-1, i67,325. O/B-Dr Christoph Berglar (GER);

T-Waldemar Hickst.

Sunday=s Results:

BAKER TILLY SKANSKA FALTRITTKLUBBENS

JUBILEUMSLOPNING-Listed, Skr330,000, Jagersro, 10-10,

3yo/up, 8f, 2:30.40, fs.

1--SUSPICIOUS MIND (DEN), 132, g, 8, Appel Au Maitre (Fr)--

Fleur En Fleur (Fr), by Hernando (Fr). O-360 North Horse

Racing AB; B-Stutteri Hjortebo (DEN); T-Nina Lindberg;

J-Per-Anders Graberg. SKr165,000. Lifetime Record: Ch. 2-y-o

colt-Scan, MGSW-Den, 41-20-7-3, SKr5,316,338. *1/2 to Call of

Duty (Den) (Academy Award {Ire}), MSP-Den, $156,797; & to

Wishformore (Den) (Center Divider), GSW-Nor, $141,062.

2--Gold Tyranny (Den), 132, g, 7, Zoffany (Ire)--Thara, by

Hennessy. O-Dr Omar Zawawi; B-Stald Jupiter (DEN); T-Lennart

Reuterskiold Jr. SKr82,500.

3--Espen Hill (Swe), 132, g, 5, Helsinki--Explosive Hill (Swe), by

Inchrory (GB). O-BeWe Horseshoes AB; B-Jacobson Katarina

(SWE); T-Madeleine Smith. SKr39,600.

Margins: HD, 1 1/4, 9. Odds: 0.42, 4.60, 8.15.

Also Ran: Orb Craft (Ire), Harry (Swe), Crystal Keys (Swe).

BAKER TILLY PEAS AND CARROTS MILE-Listed, SKr300,000,

Jagersro, 10-10, 3yo/up, 8f, 1:37.90, gd.

1--PLANTSTEPSDREAM (SWE), 130, g, 5, Planteur (Ire)--Marie

Chez Elle (Ire), by Footstepsinthesand (GB). 1ST BLACK-TYPE

WIN. O-Stall Deauville KB; B-Berit Alfredsson (SWE); T-Lennart

Reuterskiold Jr; J-Jacob Johansen. SKr150,000. Lifetime

Record: 25-8-5-4, SKr1,199,768.

2--Duca di Como (Ire), 130, g, 6, Clodovil (Ire)--Quality Love, by

Elusive Quality. (i25,000 Ylg >16 GOFSPT; i42,000 2yo >17

GBMBR). O-Stall Como; B-Crone Stud Farms Ltd (IRE);

T-Cathrine Erichsen. SKr75,000.

3--Sea Lieutenant (Ire), 130, g, 6, Mastercraftsman (Ire)--

Moment Juste (GB), by Pivotal (GB). (i35,000 Ylg >16 GOFOR).

O-Stald Seasidel B-Camas Park, Lynch Bages & Summerhill

(IRE); T-Francisco Castro. SKr36,000.

Margins: HF, 7, 5. Odds: 4.74, 0.18, 9.52.

Also Ran: Beach Road One (Ire).

IN HONG KONG:

Sparkling Knight (GB), g, 5, Holy Roman Emperor (Ire)--Connote

(GB), by Oasis Dream (GB). Sha Tin, 10-10, Hcp. (C4)

(,98k/i115k), 1000mT, :56.10. B-Brook Stud Bloodstock Ltd.

VIDEO

Sunday, Tokyo, Japan

MAINICHI OKAN-G2, -129,000,000, Tokyo, 10-10, 3yo/up,

1800mT, 1:44.80, fm.

1--SCHNELL MEISTER (GER), 123, c, 3, Kingman (GB)

1st Dam: Serienholde (Ger) (G1SW-Ger, $379,079),

by Soldier Hollow (GB)

2nd Dam: Saldenehre (Ger), by Highest Honor (Fr)

3rd Dam: Salde (Ger), by Alkalde (Ger)

O-Sunday Racing; B-Northern Farm (Ger); T-Takahisa Tezuka;

J-Christophe Lemaire. -67,910,000. Lifetime Record: G1SW-

Jpn, 6-4-1-1. Werk Nick Rating: A+. Click for the

eNicks report & 5-cross pedigree.

2--Danon Kingly (Jpn), 128, h, 5, Deep Impact (Jpn)--My

Goodness, by Storm Cat. O-Danox Inc.; B-Mishima Bokujo

(Jpn); -27,260,000.

3--Potager (Jpn), 123, c, 4, Deep Impact (Jpn)--Ginger Punch, by

Awesome Again. (-190,000,000 Ylg =18 JRHAJUL). O-Makoto

Kaneko Holdings; B-Northern Farm (Jpn); -17,130,000.

Margins: HD, 1HF, HF. Odds: 1.60, 1.70, 7.70.

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Also Ran: Daiwa Cagney (Jpn), Kaiser Minoru (Jpn), Sanrei Pocket

(Jpn), Velox (Jpn), Vin de Garde (Jpn), Cadence Call (Jpn),

Cadenas (Jpn), Taurus Gemini (Jpn), Meiner Fanrong (Jpn), Last

Draft (Jpn).

Click for the JRA chart & video or the free Equineline.com

catalogue-style pedigree.

Sunday, Hanshin, Japan

KYOTO DAISHOTEN-G2, -129,100,000, Hanshin, 10-10, 3yo/up,

2400mT, 2:24.50, fm.

1--MAKAHIKI (JPN), 126, h, 8, Deep Impact (Jpn)

1st Dam: Wikiwiki (Jpn), by French Deputy

2nd Dam: Real Number (Arg), by Rainbow Corner (GB)

3rd Dam: Numeraria (Arg), by Southern Halo

O-Makoto Kaneko Holdings; B-Northern Farm (Jpn); T-Yasuo

Tomomichi; J-Kota Fujioka. -67,980,000. Lifetime Record:

G1SW-Jpn, 24-6-2-2. *Full to Uliuli (Jpn) (Deep Impact {Jpn}),

MGSW-Jpn, $2,227,158; and to Ulili (Jpn) (Deep Impact {Jpn}),

SW & GSP-Jpn, $619,633. Werk Nick Rating: A+++. *Triple

Plus*. Click for the eNicks report & 5-cross pedigree.

2--Aristoteles (Jpn), 126, c, 4, Epiphaneia (Jpn)--Blue Diamond

(Jpn), by Deep Impact (Jpn). O-Hideko Kondo; B-Northern Farm

(Jpn); -27,280,000.

3--Kiseki (Jpn), 126, h, 7, Rulership (Jpn)--Blitz Finale (Jpn), by

Deep Impact (Jpn). O-Tatsue Ishikawa; B-Shimokobe Farm

(Jpn); -17,140,000.

Margins: NO, HF, 1 1/4. Odds: 31.10, 2.60, 6.40.

Also Ran: Diamant Minoru (Jpn), Lord My Way (Jpn), Ocea Great

(Jpn), Stay Foolish (Jpn), Heat on Beat (Jpn), Danburite (Jpn),

Humidor (Jpn), Muito Obrigado (Jpn), Iron Barows (Jpn), Mozu

Bello (Jpn), Belenus (Jpn).

Click for the JRA chart & video or the free Equineline.com

catalogue-style pedigree.

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TATTERSALLS OCTOBER YEARLING SALE PINHOOKING TABLE MONDAY • 11 OCTOBER 2021

Tattersalls October Yearling Sale

Book 2, Day 1

Lot Sex Pedigree Price Prev Sale Buyer/Agent

505 c Churchill x Ebb 60,000 TATDEC Tally-Ho Stud

506 f Zoffany x Ebbesbourne 70,000 TATDEC Vendor

507 f Mastercraftsman x Eccellente Idea 45,000 GOFNOV Ballyphilip Stud

508 c Sioux Nation x Edessa 50,000 TATDEC Castlehyde Stud

511 f Caravaggio x El Cuerpo E L'Alma 35,000 TATDEC Richard Knight BS Agent

528 f Shalaa x Ever After 17,000 TATDEC Peter & Ross Doyle BS

541 c Dandy Man x Fancy Feathers 75,000 GOFNOV Yeomanstown Stud

546 c Havana Grey x Fashion Trade 24,000 TATDEC GHS BS

547 f Fastnet Rock x Fashionable 100,000 GOFNOV Diomed BS

549 c Exceed And Excel x Fasnela 25,000 TATDEC Shanaville Stables

550 c Acclamation x Fast Lily 90,000 TATDEC Blandford BS

556 c Kodiac x Fixed Gaze 60,000 TATDEC Hillwood BS

567 c Sea The Moon x Force One 95,000 TATDEC Good Will BS

573 c U S Navy Flag x Fresh Strike 45,000 TATDEC Make A Stand

574 c Invincible Spirit x Fresh Terms 72,000 TATDEC Ballyhimkin Stud

576 c Siyouni x Fusion 92,000 TATDEC Liam Norris

582 f Night of Thunder x Gadwa 72,000 TATDEC Elton Lodge Stud

584 f Sea The Moon x Garabelle 60,000 TATDEC Horse Park Stud

597 c Tasleet x Gone Sailing 58,000 TATDEC Margaret O'Toole

598 c Tasleet x Great Hope 60,000 TATDEC Chris Armstrong

602 c Showcasing x Hamsat Elqamar 62,000 TATDEC JC BS

607 f Make Believe x Hatsepsut Queen 42,000 ARQDEC Avenue BS

608 c Farhh x Hayba 27,000 GOFNOV GHS BS

615 c Showcasing x Horse Sense 88,000 GOFNOV JC BS

623 f New Bay x Ile Flottante 20,000 TATDEC Magnolia BS

632 c Sea The Stars x Instance 110,000 TATDEC Charles Fox

638 f Camelot x Island Remede 50,000 GOFNOV Blandford BS

644 c Golden Horn x Itiqad 26,000 TATDEC Houghton BS

647 c Havana Gold x Jalela 30,000 TATDEC T Hillman

650 f Kodiac x Jawlaat 45,000 TATDEC Yeomanstown Stud

653 c Acclamation x Jolie Chanson 57,000 TATDEC Tally-Ho Stud

655 c Footstepsinthesand x Just Darcy 34,000 GOFNOV Peter & Ross Doyle BS

663 c Showcasing x Killermont Street 100,000 TATDEC Camas Park Stud

TATTERSALLS OCTOBER YEARLING SALE PINHOOKING TABLE MONDAY • 11 OCTOBER 2021

Last year's Book 2 top lot was Lot 945, a colt by Lope de Vega who was consigned by Newsells Park Stud | Tattersalls

Lot Sex Pedigree Price Prev Sale Buyer/Agent

665 c Zoffany x Kissepal 42,000 TATDEC Ballyphilip Stud

668 c Cotai Glory x Kodafine 22,000 GOFNOV Tally Ho

670 f Mastercraftsman x Kylia 38,000 TATDEC Peter & Ross Doyle BS

672 c Dandy Man x La Chita Bonita 16,000 TATDEC Four Amigos

674 c Night of Thunder x Labise 95,000 TATDEC Peter & Ross Doyle BS

676 c Le Havre x Lady Francesca 58,000 TATDEC Cill Dara BS

688 f Starspangledbanner x Lavish 40,000 TATDEC Baroda Stud

689 c Zoffany x Law of The Range 35,000 GOFNOV OMR Bloodsrock

703 c Almanzor x Loredana 40,000 GOFNOV JC BS

721 f Starspangledbanner x Majenta 60,000 TATDEC Liam Norris

722 c Showcasing x Majestic Song 31,000 TATDEC Cooneen Stud

734 f Mehmas x Mayorstone 58,000 TATDEC Ebor BS

740 c Kodiac x Milana 30,000 GOFNOV Paula Flannery

761 f Zoustar x Moons of Jupiter 80,000 TATDEC Jamie Railton Sales Agency

763 c Showcasing x More Respect 50,000 GOFNOV Plumtree BS

773 c Harry Angel x Music And Dance 55,000 TATDEC Ballyhimkin Stud

*Information sourced from Weatherbys. **Price is in currency of sale sold at.

MONDAY, 11 OCTOBER 2021

Anamoe & Damien Oliver | Bronwen Healy

Street Boss | Darley Stallions

ANAMOE'S DESTINYFULFILLED

by Bren O'Brien

Anamoe's second Group 1 success in Saturday's Caulfield

Guineas provided a huge boost across the entire

Darley/Godolphin operation, which has invested significant time

and effort in building the international breeding careers of both

his sire Street Boss (USA) and his dam Anamato (Redoute's

Choice).

By Street Boss (USA), a multiple Group 1-winning shuttle son

of Darley's own hugely influential stallion Street Cry (Ire), and

out a Group 1-winning Redoute's Choice mare, it would be easy

to categorise Anamoe's ascent to status of dual Group 1 winner

and Australia's leading 3-year-old as pre-destined.

But while the Godolphin and Darley success story may be built

on elite international pedigrees, it is the work of everybody from

stallion handlers to head trainer James Cummings which realises

the potential of the athlete.

Reflecting on Anamoe's latest win, John Sunderland, stud

manager at Godolphin's Woodlands Stud, where Anamoe was

foaled on Nov. 16, 2018, said there are so many people involved

in the latest Group 1 success.

"It=s exciting for the whole team, he's a horse that touches

everybody right through from breeding all the way through to

racing. The whole team has been involved with this horse," he

said.

"Anamoe was conceived at Northwood Park in Victoria and he

came to us here (at Woodlands) to be foaled and raised. He was

then part of the racing system, so he went to Kelvinside. He's

then spelled back at Northwood Park and spent time at all our

racing stables. It=s truly a team effort and everyone can take a

lot of pride in that."

Anamato a Global Story It's a similar story, albeit on a global level, for his globetrotting

dam Anamato. Impeccably bred from the tremendously

successful broodmare Voltage (Whiskey Road {USA}), she was

raced by her breeders Royce and Julie Ritchie with trainer David

Hayes.

A winner of the G1 Schweppes Oaks, she was also placed in a

trio of other elite races, including a G1 American Oaks at

Hollywood Park, a performance which gave her already

impressive pedigree page an international flavour.

For a Darley operation which had recently put down a massive

marker of its Australian ambitions with the purchase of

Woodlands Stud in 2008, she represented an ideal acquisition.

Henry Plumptre, Darley's Australian general manager at the

time, described her as having considerable 'international

currency'.

Darley already owned her half-sister Eldarin (Marauding {NZ})

and added Anamato to its broodmare band via a substantial

private deal, sending her to Kentucky to be mated with rising

star stallion Street Cry.

That mating was not successful and she was then sent to

Europe to be mated to another rising Darley star in Dubawi (Ire),

twice, producing two unraced fillies, before heading to

Shamardal (USA), with whom she would produce the stakes

winner Anamba (GB).

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She would have one more Northern Hemisphere foal, the

winning New Approach (Ire) filly Amuletum (GB), before arriving

back in Australia in August 2014.

A trio of matings with Champion stallion Lonhro followed, with

the second producing her first Australian winner, Amitto, before

she was sent to Northwood Park to visit Street Boss in 2017.

A Decisive Moment It was that mating which proved decisive not only for Anamato

as a broodmare but also arguably Street Boss as a stallion, as the

resultant colt is now destined to carry on his legacy on the

Darley roster for years to come.

"It=s been a fantastic journey, and it=s been a while in the

making. She (Anamato) was born here, raced here and overseas

and then after coming back, was then retired as a broodmare in

Europe," Sunderland said.

"She was able to make a mark over there, having a stakes

winner by Shamardal and she has now come back and produced

Anamoe.

"She's also got some exciting ones to come. She's got a lovely

Shooting To Win 2-year-old (Dartboard) that has gone into work

and she is now in foal to Blue Point, who is a son of Shamardal,

which is a three-quarter relation to the very good mare,

Anamba, up in Europe."

Anamato is in the foaling paddock at Woodlands and is set to

foal any time in the next two weeks, and will then head to Street

Boss, who has relocated to Darley Kelvinside this year.

Meanwhile, Anamoe's two half-sisters by Lonhro, Amitto and

Outline, were both retired off the track earlier this year and

have also visited Street Boss.

"It's obviously a cross that works well and continues to look

better every time Anamoe goes to the racetrack. They are both

nice Lonhro fillies and we look forward to that next generation

coming through in the next few years," Sunderland said.

Powerful Voltage Anamoe is the sixth Group 1 winner descended from

Newhaven Park-bred blue hen Voltage. She not only produced

Anamato, but also G1 Oakleigh Plate winner Drum (Marauding

{NZ}) and listed winner Port Watch (Star Watch).

As well as Anamoe, Voltage's daughters have produced Group

1 winners Grand Armee (Hennessy {USA}) and Dealer Principal

(Flying Spur), while Yourdeel (NZ) (Dundeel {NZ}) provided a

third generation of Group 1 winners in that family. Across those

three generations, there are an incredible 14 stakes winners

from 120 runners.

While it took a bit of patience for those powerful genetics to

come to the fore with the Australian-bred progeny of Anamato,

Sunderland always had faith that she would produce a very good

one.

"She's a very good-looking mare herself and most of her

progeny are as well. Anamoe was always a standout. I know it

sounds easy to say now, but as a physical, he always stood out.

It's not surprising when you consider how good-looking a mare

she is," he said.

Sunderland believes that physically Anamoe owes equal parts

to both his sire and dam and that could be another asset when it

comes his time in the breeding barn.

"His mum is quite a dark brown and Street Boss is a chestnut.

Anamoe is a bay and you=d say he is the combination of both

parents. There's some good looks there from both sides of the

family," he said.

"It=s very exciting when your whole business is developing

these very successful colts to go on and be stallions. If they are

good-looking it adds to it."

Beyond His Years As a Nov. 16 foal, there would have been those who doubted

Anamoe could come out and do what he did at two. He debuted

12 months ago to the day, in the Listed Debutant S. where he

finished fifth before improving to win the Listed Merson Cooper

S. two days before he would turn two.

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His busy autumn campaign saw him win or place in all five

autumn starts, winning the G1 Inglis Sires' and the G2 Todman S.

and running second in the G1 Golden Slipper S. and third in the

G1 Blue Diamond S.

His three runs to date in his 3-year-old campaign have seen

him win the G2 Run To The Rose, run second in the G1 Golden

Rose, and now win the G1 Caulfield Guineas, all well before he

officially turns three.

In fact, in winning on Saturday he became the youngest

Caulfield Guineas in 20 years, since Lonhro, who was foaled on

Dec. 10, stormed to victory.

Anamoe joins the likes of recent Godolphin Group 1 winners

Bivouac and Colette (Hallowed Crown) as successful November

foals.

"There is a lot of pressure to get these early foals and I

understand the commercial reasons for that but here we have a

colt that was foaled on Nov. 16, he raced in the Slipper and he

was up and running early and has come on through and been

one of the top horses in his crop," Sunderland said.

"So often it doesn't matter when they are born, as they will

mature quick enough to do it if they are ready."

Anamoe's next step could be the G1 Cox Plate, where he is

again looking to create history. No 3-year-old born later in the

season has won the Moonee Valley feature since 1980, when

foaling dates were recorded by Studbook.

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