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SPRINGING INTO ACTION The older generation will be featured this afternoon atSaint-Cloud in the G2 Prix Jean de Chaudenay - GrandPrix du Printemps. Hero of the G1 St Leger in 2000,

six-year-old Millenary (GB)(Rainbow Quest) faces a stifftask in defying a five-poundpenalty for his success in theG2 Princess of Wales’s S. atNewmarket last July. He wasa shade disappointing thereaf-ter, finishing four lengths backin third behind Yavana’s Pace(Ire) in the G1 Credit SuissePrivate Banking Pokal at Co-logne in August before finish-ing fifth behind Vinnie Roe(Ire) in the G1 Irish St Leger atThe Curragh Sept. 14. Hefilled the same spot behind

Black Sam Bellamy (Ire) in the G1 Gran Premio delJockey Club in Milan in October prior to his runner-upfinish, beaten 1½ lengths, to Warrsan (Ire) in the G2Jockey Club S. at Newmarket May 2. Martaline (GB)(Linamix {Fr}) beat Loxias (Fr) (Saumarez {GB}) by aneck, with Snow Cap (Fr) (Bering {GB}) back in fourth,in the G3 Prix d’Hedouville at Longchamp Apr. 17 andshould confirm that form with those rivals. ForeignAffairs (GB) (Hernando {Fr}) benefitted from the step upin trip to finish fourth behind Asian Heights (GB) in theG3 September S. at Kempton in September. He foundtwo miles beyond him when sixth in the G3 JockeyClub Cup at Newmarket in October, but drops back to amore suitable distance in this contest.

Wednesday, Saint-Cloud, France, post time: 3:30 p.m.PRIX JEAN DE CHAUDENAY - GRAND PRIX DUPRINTEMPS-G2, i95,000, 4yo/up, 1 1/2mTSC PP HORSE SIRE TRAINER WT1 5 Millenary (GB) Rainbow Quest J Dunlop 1282 3 Martaline (GB) Linamix (Fr) Fabre 1233 1 Sangreal (NZ) Celtic Swing (GB) Fabre 1234 2 Loxias (Fr) Saumarez (GB) Laffon-Parias 1235 6 Foreign Affairs (GB) Hernando (Fr) Prescott 1236 4 Snow Cap (Fr) Bering (GB) Smaga 123

Empire Maker & Ats Work Towards Belmont Kentucky Derby runner-up Empire Maker (Unbridled)worked six furlongs at Belmont Park yesterday in1:12.04, while Atswhatimtalknbout (A.P. Indy), a fast-closing fourth in the race, went the same distance atChurchill Tuesday in 1:16.20. The two colts will try toturn the tables on Derby and Preakness winner FunnyCide (Distorted Humor) in the June 7 GI Belmont S.

Duo Added to Guineas Desert Destiny (GB) (Desert Prince {Ire}) and IndianHaven (GB) (Indian Ridge {Ire}) were yesterday supple-mented to Saturday’s G1 Entenmann’s Irish 2000 Guin-eas at The Curragh. Connections of both colts paidi40,000 at yesterday’s stage as they seek to compen-sate unlucky runs in the first European Classics. Whilethe former met trouble in running when fifth in the G1Poule d’Essai des Poulains (French 2000 Guineas) atLongchamp May 11, Indian Haven was hampered whenonly 14th in the Newmarket Classic May 3. Rick Bow-man, assistant to Desert Destiny’s trainer David Loder,told PA Sport yesterday, “We are hoping for big things.He just got trapped on the inside [last time] and nevergot a clear run. We have got belief in the horse and wethink he’s in the right race and I’m sure he’ll run a bigrace.” Bookmakers Paddy Power make Catcher In TheRye (Ire) (Danehill) their 5-2 favourite, with G1 2000Guineas runner-up Zafeen (Fr) (Zafonic) quoted nextbest at 5-1.

Six Perfections Favored Six Perfections (Fr) (Celtic Swing {GB}) will face amaximum of 13 rivals in Sunday’s G1 Entenmann’sIrish 1000 Guineas. Cashmans yesterday introduced thePascal Bary-trained filly as the 4-7 favourite to make upfor her luckless runner-up placing in the Newmarketequivalent May 4. With the going currently soft, trackmanager Paul Hensey does not expect further rain tohave much effect. “I have to say, if you were lookingfor good, fast ground you won’t get it here, but itwon’t be a bog either,” he explained yesterday. “It’ll besomewhere in the middle hopefully.”

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1st Dam: Zarzamora (Brz) (G1SW-Brz),by Our Captain Willie

2nd Dam: Kifantasia (Brz), by Clouet (Brz)3rd Dam: Hepburn (Arg), by Hyphen (Arg)

O/B-Haras Bandeirantes; T-Amazilio Magalhães; J-A Mesquita. Lifetime Record: 8-5-0-0.2--Desejado (Brz), 130, h, 5, Fast Gold--Viva Gata (Brz), by Midnight Tiger. O-Stud Alvarenga; B-Haras Rosa do Sul.3--Gorylla (Brz), 130, h, 5, New Colony--Steffi (Arg), by Ahmad (Arg). O-Stud Colorado Dos Pampas; B-Haras Morro Vermelho.Margins: 3/4, 3/4.

Monday, Sao Paulo, BrazilGP PRESIDENTE DA REPUBLICA-G1, $20,150,Hipodromo Paulistano, 5-19, 3/up, 1600mT, 1:32.63(NSR), gd.1--#@s AUTORIDADE MAXIMA (BRZ), 132, c, 4, by Notation

1st Dam: Blue Savanah, by Sir Harry Lewis2nd Dam: Secret Favor, by Secreto3rd Dam: Irish Party, by Irish Lancer

O-Stud Sao Francisco da Serra; B-Haras Simpatia; T-J C Sampaio; J-A Goulart. Lifetime Record: 25-8-3-1.2--Super Atleta (Brz), 128, c, 3, Choctaw Ridge--Sassy Doll (Brz), by Giboulee. O-Haras Monte Athos; B-Haras San Francesco.3--Pronasteron (Brz), 128, c, 3, Choctaw Ridge--Helena de Monterey (Brz), by Clackson (Brz). O-Stud Farda Vencedora; B-Marcos e Mauro Simon.Margins: 4, 3.

Sunday, Sao Paulo, BrazilGP O.S.A.F-G1, $20,150, Hipodromo Paulistano, 5-18,3/up, f/m, 2000mT, 1:59.31, gd.1--sFILO (BRZ), 130, f, 4, by Blush Rambler

1st Dam: Noberan (Brz), by Last Light (Fr)2nd Dam: Doberan (Brz), by Locris (Fr)3rd Dam: Cancionera (Uru), by Choir Boy (GB)

O-Stud Alexander; B-Haras Sao Luiz; T-Nilson Lima; J-J Henrique. Lifetime Record: 20-5-2-1. *1/2 to Evander (Brz) (Clackson {Brz}), G1SP-Brz.2--Love In Brazil (Brz), 125, f, 3, Our Captain Willie-- Love In Paris (Brz), by Un Etandard (Fr). O-Stud Farda Vencedora; B-Marcos e Mauro Simon.3--Ossanha (Brz), 125, f, 3, Grimaldi (Brz)--Espetacular Brand, by Shahrastani. O-Merx & Norton Stable; B-Haras Pirassununga.Margins: 1 3/4, 2 1/4.

Sunday, Sao Paulo, BrazilGP A.B.C.P.C.C-G1, $20,1500, Hipodromo Paulistano,5-18, 3/up, 1000mT, :54.81(NSR), gd.1--@sHYRAT (BRZ), 132, h, 5, by Tsunami Slew

1st Dam: Pink Pajamas, by The Minstrel2nd Dam: Banning, by Crafty Admiral3rd Dam Efficient, by *Princequillo

O-Arnaldo Vacite; B-Haras Sao Pedro do Alto; T-Roberto Morgado Jr; J-R L Santos. Lifetime Record: 26-8-3-1. *1/2 to Lady Punk (Brz) (Punk {Arg}), SP-Brz.2--From Tokyo (Brz), 123, f, 3, Music Prospector-- Zanbarian (Brz), by Purple Mountain. O-Haras Mabruk; B-Haras Rosa do Sul.3--Super Desejada (Brz), 123, f, 3, Mensajeiro Alado (Brz)--Miss Malta, by Wild Again. O-Stud Alvarenga; B-Haras Santa Ana do Rio Grande.Margins: NO, SHD.

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THAT 25-YEAR GAP You don’t need me to tell you we saw two out-standing performances over the weekend: first HawkWing went some way to redeeming his reputation ina hot renewal of the G1 Lockinge, then Funny Cideenhanced his reputation with an equally impressive 93/4-length score in the Preakness, leading manyobservers to declare that this one really has got achance to be the first Triple Crown winner sinceAffirmed. For followers of patterns, it would be aninteresting irony: there were 25 years between Cita-tion’s Triple Crown sweep in 1948 and Secretariat’sin 1973. Now there have been exactly 25 years sinceAffirmed in 1978. Funny Cide, of course, has much better claims thannumbers theory: he ran a Beyer 114 in the Preakness,and if he runs the same race in the Belmont, probablyonly Empire Maker has a chance to stop him. Yes, theBelmont is 12 furlongs, not 9 1/2; big difference. ButFunny Cide has three big things going for him. First, heis a rapidly improving three-year-old, peaking at exactlythe right time. Sometimes those horses just forget toquit. Second, he has the right style to see out theBelmont distance. Like the Kentucky Derby, theBelmont does not play to come-from-the-clouds closerslike we might think. Third, his fellow three-year-olds arenot an especially strong bunch. I know, I know, thatsounds like the knockers looking for something toknock, but it’s true. Empire Maker proved himself aclass horse with his wins in the Florida Derby and theWood (over Funny Cide), but otherwise this crop lookslike it has quite a few nice horses with few stars. Mindyou, Funny Cide doesn’t know any of this, just like hedoesn’t know that Distorted Humor was a sprinter andhis damsire Slewacide stood in Oklahoma.

The Young Guns: European Version... I’ve spent much of the spring tracking the sec-ond-crop North American sires (first foals 2000). Thelast time we looked at the cumulative earnings figures,we could say that at least eight of these young sireswere looking quite good. That’s still the case, butFunny Cide’s Preakness win pretty much means hissire, Distorted Humor, has gone beyond recall as thisgroup’s leader. It’s great news for WinStar Farm, whichstands him, and it’s pretty safe to say his 2004 studfee will reflect these successes. That’s two Grade Iwinners, including (so far) a dual Classic winner, in hisfirst crop, after all. Partially because the European season gets underway later, we haven’t caught up yet with the situationwith the younger European sires, so today we’re pub-lishing the top 15 European second-crop sires andfirst-crop sires as well, because there has been someaction on that front. Last week we discovered how few sons of Danehillwith runners there actually are at stud in Europe justyet. Danehill Dancer, whose first crop of four-year-oldsincludes Lockinge second Where or When, has risenfrom being a cheap sprint sire to one of the leaders ofhis sire group (European third-crop sires), with a studfee now of i30,000. Similarly Danetime, who nevereven won a stakes race--he was third in the G1 JulyCup as a three-year-old and third in the G1 HaydockPark Sprint Cup as a four-year-old--is also advancingDanehill’s claims as a sire of sires. With 28 winnersthus far and progeny earnings over £577,000, he stillleads the triple Group 1-winning miler Desert Prince (24winners, over £515,000) among European second-cropsires. It seems just a matter of time before DesertPrince takes over. He has seven stakes horses, after all,whereas Danetime has just three, but, for the moment,Danetime still holds the lead. Compton Place (22 win-ners, over £496,000) is still less than £20,000 behindDesert Prince in third.

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LEADING SECOND CROP SIRES IN EUROPE IN 2003(In Order of Lifetim e Earnings)

Rnk Sire Rnrs Wnrs Wins Total £ SW SP 1 DANETIME 67 28 53 577,894 2 1 2 DESERT PRINCE 70 24 36 515,226 3 4 3 COMPTON PLACE 56 22 45 496,578 1 1 4 AIR EXPRESS 14 12 27 412,280 2 0 5 AVERTI 27 15 30 363,432 2 4 6 *GROOM DANCER 73 24 38 349,257 2 0 7 TITUS LIVIUS 64 28 45 347,835 0 1 8 DESERT STORY 50 19 29 340,539 0 2 9 STARBOROUGH 46 14 26 303,051 1 2 10 MEDAALY 73 18 28 293,958 0 0 11 PEINTRE CELEBRE 44 13 17 288,598 2 1 12 VICTORY NOTE 81 25 36 268,586 1 0 13 BAHHARE 59 14 19 223,083 0 1 14 SHANTOU 38 14 18 168,133 0 1 15 KING OF KINGS 37 11 14 162,492 1 1

* First British crop in 1999. Includes European earnings of American stallions. Includes American earnings of European stallionsStatistics by Hyperion Promotions Ltd. Results received to May 18th

(Bill Oppenheim cont. from p. 3)

But the two most remarkable stories among thisgroup may well be the sires occupying the fourth andfifth slots at the moment. Air Express, by Topsider'sson Salse, progressed from winning the Italian andGerman 2000 Guineas (both Group 2 races) to an upsetwin in the G1 Queen Elizabeth II S. at Ascot late in histhree-year-old year. Averti, a son of Warning, was ahard-knocking sprinter who raced into his eight-year-oldyear. He never won a stakes until he was six, thoughhe placed in seven others, including a second in the1997 G1 Prix de l'Abbaye at age seven. These two hadpretty small crops. Whereas Danetime, Desert Prince,and Compton Place have had 67, 70, and 56 runners,respectively, Air Express has had only 14 runners, andAverti 27. Air Express has 12 winners from those 14runners, including Airwave, who beat Russian Rhythmin last year's Cheveley Park and is a leading candidatefor sprint honors this year. Averti has 15 winners,including six stakes horses, second only to DesertPrince’s seven among this sire group so far.

Euro First-Crop Sires... As it's not even the end of May yet, it's of coursevery early days to be making any pronouncementsabout who is and who isn't, among first-crop sires. Butthere have been a few developments, possibly signifi-cant, thus far. Daggers Drawn won the G2 Richmondand G2 Champagne at two, but didn’t win again--justlike his sire Diesis and grandsire Sharpen Up. His year-lings last year looked the part and sold accordingly.When these figures were compiled Monday, he had fivewinners of seven races already, then had his sixthwinner Monday night. Intikhab, a son of Red Ransom,was only out of the first two on his final career start,his only run at five. He looked a real class horse whendestroying his field in the G2 Queen Anne S. at RoyalAscot as a four-year-old, and he has come out firing,with four winners already, and another win since Mon-day. So Daggers Drawn and Intikhab are the early lead-ers. Off to the quickest start in France is Verglas, win-ner of the G3 Coventry--always a good race--at RoyalAscot as a two-year-old, and second in the 1997 G1Irish 2000 Guineas. cont. p. 5

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LEADING FIRST CROP SIRES IN EUROPE(In Order of Total European Earnings)

Rnk Sire (YOB) Grandsire Rnrs Wnrs Wins Total£ SW SP 1 DAGGERS DRAWN (1995) Diesis 13 5 7 42,072 0 0 2 INTIKHAB (1994) Red Ransom 7 4 5 39,587 0 0 3 VERGLAS (1994) Highest Honor 5 3 4 37,014 0 0 4 DR FONG (1995) Kris S 10 2 2 27,995 0 0 5 STRAVINSKY (1996) Nureyev 9 2 2 27,698 0 0 6 CAPE CROSS (1994) Green Desert 10 4 4 25,107 0 0 7 FASLIYEV (1997) Nureyev 16 2 2 24,877 0 0 8 ORPEN (1996) Lure 13 3 3 24,715 0 0 9 *SOVIET STAR (1984) Nureyev 4 1 2 20,171 0 0 10 *IMPERIAL BALLET (1989) Sadler's Wells 14 2 2 18,108 0 0 11 SHINKO FOREST (1993) Green Desert 8 1 1 14,334 0 0 12 MARATHON (1994) Diesis 5 1 1 13,961 0 0 13 GOLD AWAY (1995) Goldneyev 6 2 2 13,648 0 0 14 DANZERO (1991) Danehill 6 2 2 10,601 0 0 15 REGAL ARCHIVE (1993) Fairy King 6 1 2 9,008 0 0

Includes stallions with first Northern Hemisphere crop. *Stallions with first Irish crop Statistics by Hyperion Promotions Ltd. Results received to May 18th

But Verglas had a largely fruitless campaign in Amer-ica later at three and four. The same could be said of DrFong, winner of the 1998 G1 St. James’s Palace S. atRoyal Ascot. He made seven starts in America at threeand four, and didn’t win, though he did run second intwo Grade IIs, the Oak Tree Derby and the Strub. Stravinsky, champion sprinter of 1999 when, as athree-year-old, he won two Group 1 sprints, the JulyCup and Nunthorpe, stands in Kentucky, but does havetwo winners thus far in Europe and is looking prettypromising from early returns. Cape Cross won the G1Lockinge at four and the G2 Queen Anne at five; he hasfour winners thus far. Fasliyev was unbeaten in fivestarts at two, including three group race wins at sixfurlongs: the G3 Coventry at Royal Ascot, then the G1Phoenix S. in Ireland and G1 Prix Morny in France.Orpen, a half brother to Peace Rules’s sire Jules byLure, won the G1 Prix Morny the previous year and wasthird in the Irish 2000 Guineas at three. There’s a lot ofracecourse form among this group, so it will be interest-ing to follow their progress as the stakes races getunderway.

BETRAYER (ARG), 15, Fain (Arg)--Fastness (Arg)(Faridoon)Foal born Mar. 27, a filly by Lemon Drop Kid.Will be bred back to Touch Gold.Owned by Bernardo Alvarez-Calderon & Stonerside.Boarded at Walmac International, Ky.Accomplishments: Dam of Babae (Chi) (Barkerville),MGSW-US & Chi, G1SP-Chi, $710,151-US.

CONNECTING LINK, 18, Linkage--Bev Bev (NijinskyII)Foal born Mar. 27, a filly by Rahy.Will be bred back to Mr. Greeley.Owned by F.J.F.M. LLC.Boarded at Taylor Made Farm, Ky.Accomplishments: Dam of Link River (Gone West),GISW, $273,202.

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Friday, Pimlico Race CourseBLACK-EYED SUSAN S.-GII, $200,000, PIM, 5-16,3yo, f, 1 1/8m, 1:52 1/5, sy.1--ROAR EMOTION, 122, f, 3, by Roar

1st Dam: Emotional Outburst, by Capote2nd Dam: Joy to Raise, by Raise a Man3rd Dam: Joy to Tell, by Tell

($30,000 wlng '00 KEENOV; $37,000 2yo 2002 OBSAPR). O-Joseph Allen; B-Brenda Jones (KY); T-Carlos F Martin; J-J R Velazquez; $120,000. Life- time Record: 5-3-2-0, $298,260.Click for the free brisnet.com catalogue-style pedigree. In winning the Preakness S., Funny Cide not onlycompleted a sweep of the first two jewels of the TripleCrown for himself, but also a GII Black-Eyed Susan/GIPreakness S. double for sons of Forty Niner. A cham-pion two-year-old who also won the GI Travers S. andwas beaten only inches in the Kentucky Derby, FortyNiner was a very consistent stakes sire (he now has 44stakes winners from 516 starters), but was exported toJapan due to a shortage of scorers at the very highestlevel. He was more or less anointed as the next sire ofsires in 1998, when End Sweep took the championfreshman sire title while setting a new world record fortwo-year-old winners in a single season, and other sonsTactical Advantage, Twining and Marked Tree all siredstakes winners. Two years later another son, GoldFever, looked set for stardom after getting the out-standing filly Gold Mover in his first crop. Oddlyenough, through a variety of circumstances, this “firstwave” of Forty Niners didn't end up having anythinglike the impact that might have been anticipated. EndSweep, who events revealed to have been potentially avery good sire, was exported to Japan and died lastyear, while 2002 also saw the premature demise ofTactical Advantage. Twining followed End Sweep toJapan, but following some good efforts from cropssired prior to his export, he was repatriated for the2002 season. He now stands at Vinery Kentucky andhas sired 19 stakes winners from his first five crops,including graded-stakes winners Two Item Limit, TopHit, Connected and Dawn of the Condor. Gold Fevernever really capitalized on his bright start and was sentto New York, having sired just three stakes winnersfrom his first three crops.

Since then, however, there has been something of aForty Niner revival, with some of the best runners com-ing from unexpected sources. Apart from the siresmentioned above, at least another 17 Forty Niner sonshave sired stakes winners. This very varied collection isheaded by Distorted Humor, whose first crop includesnot only Funny Cide, but also the Grade I-winning fillyAwesome Humor; the recently deceased Jules, whoseson Peace Rules finished third to Funny Cide in theKentucky Derby; Chilean-based Rich Man's Gold,whose son Lido Palace was a Chilean Triple Crownwinner and won back-to-back renewals of the GI Wood-ward S. when brought to the U.S; Luhuk, who startedvery well in Argentina, where his first crop included theextremely rapid Avanzado, a multiple graded stakeswinner in North America who is now in Kentucky; andthe Florida pair of Cyberspace--sire of this year's multi-ple graded-stakes winning filly Cyber Secret in his firstcrop--and West Acre, an unraced horse whose secondcrop has supplied Florida filly star Ivanavinalot. Roar, the sire of this weekend's Black Eyed Susanheroine Roar Emotion, was one of Forty Niner's betterperformed and better bred sons. Winner of a maidenrace at Saratoga at two and the GIII Swale S. and GIIJim Beam S. at three, Roar owns an extremely impres-sive pedigree. He is a half brother to the GI Futurity S.winner Eastern Echo (sire of this year's GISW BuddyGil), and to graded-stakes winners Blare of Trumpets(Fit to Fight) and Yell (A.P. Indy). Roar's dam, theMGSW Northern Dancer mare Wild Applause, is a sisterto the MGISW Hero's Honor and half sister to severalother good stakes winners, headed by Kentucky Derbyvictor Sea Hero. Incidentally, since Roar is by a son ofMr. Prospector out of a sister to Hero's Honor, he isbred on somewhat similar lines to hot young secondseason sire Elusive Quality, who is by a son of Mr.Prospector out of a Hero's Honor mare. Roar and the previously mentioned Gold Fever retiredto Lane's End Farm for the same breeding season(1997) and like Gold Fever, Roar has also moved on tonew pastures, in his case, the Rancho San Miguel inCalifornia. In his first two Lane's End crops, Roar siredtwo stakes winners. The MSW filly Madame Roar wasin the first, and SW & MGSP distaffer Roaring Blazewas in the second. The third crop, in addition to RoarEmotion, also includes the MSW colt Coach Jimi Lee.Cont. p. 7

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Roar has also been shuttling to Argentina for theSouthern Hemisphere breeding season, and like severalother sons of Forty Niner, has done well with his SouthAmerican runners. He has been represented by at leasteight stakes winners, five of them graded, in Argentina,and currently sits second to Southern Halo on the Ar-gentine sire list. Roar Emotion is from a family which has improvedrapidly in the last two years. She is the fourth foal andfirst winner for her dam, the Capote mare EmotionalOutburst. A daughter of the SP mare Joy to Raise (byRaise a Man), Emotional Outburst is a 3/4-sister to thevery talented Mayakovsky, who is by Capote's sonMatty G out of Joy to Raise. On his two-year-old debut,Mayakovsky broke the Saratoga track record for 5 1/2furlongs when scoring from subsequent GI Breeders'Cup Sprint runner-up Thunderello. A good second tothe more experienced Came Home in the GI Hopeful S.on his next outing, Mayakovsky was sidelined by aninjury for the rest of the two-year-old season. He re-turned at three to take one of the fastest renewals ofthe GIII Gotham S., but again his season was derailedby problems in training. It was recently announced thatMayakovsky, who added a turf allowance win to hisrecord this year, would retire to stand the 2004 breed-ing season at Mill Creek Farm in Stillwater, New York. Prior to the appearance of Mayakovsky and RoarEmotion, the only black-type victory for a horse in thefirst three dams of this pedigree was that earned byRoar Emotion's third dam Joy to Tell, who captured theAtokad Futurity. The fourth dam Flower Bonnet wasstakes-placed and is ancestress of numerous (mostlyminor) stakes winners, although one of her granddaugh-ters, Diorissimo, was a G1SW in South Africa and alsoproduced Scented Royal, a champion two-year-old fillyin that country. Flower Bonnet's third dam Nectarine isa stakes-winning sister to the multiple champion sireBull Lea, who was the sire of such champions as Cita-tion, Coaltown, Armed, Twilight Tear, Bewitch, TwoLea and Real Delight.

We mentioned that both Funny Cide and Roar Emo-tion are by sons of Forty Niner, but the similaritiesbetween their pedigrees doesn't end there: both sires--Distorted Humor and Roar--are products of a FortyNiner/Northern Dancer cross, and both dams are bysons of Seattle Slew. What is rather interesting is thatwhile Mr. Prospector/Seattle Slew in general has been avery successful cross, it had not been working at allwell via Forty Niner. In fact, prior to Funny Cide andRoar Emotion, the cross had produced only two unre-stricted stakes winners, neither of them graded. Withthis in mind, we would be tempted to say that themodifying effect of Northern Dancer in the broodmaresire line of Distorted Humor and Roar has been impor-tant. With the specific case of Roar Emotion, we canalso note that Roar’s fourth dam Searching is a memberof the La Troienne family, and is a 3/4-sister to thesiblings Busher and Striking, who both appear in the dam of Seattle Slew.

SCOOP, 5, Gone West--Til Forbid (Temperence Hill)Foal born Mar. 27, a filly by Forest Wildcat.Will be bred back to Tiznow.Owned by James Tafel.Boarded at Mill Ridge, Ky.Accomplishments: GSW of $337,170.

TURKAPPEAL, 10, Turkoman--Chief Appeal (Valid Ap-peal)Foal born Mar. 27, a filly by Dixie Union.Will be bred back to Cherokee Run.Owned by Farfellow Farms.Boarded at Taylor Made Farm, Ky.Accomplishments: MSW & MGSP, $280,388.

MOONDUST MINK, 19, Great Above--Luna Moon (CoolMoon)Foal born Mar. 28, a colt by Formal Gold.Will be bred back to Bahri.Owned by John & Kim Glenney.Boarded at Gardens Glen Farm.Accomplishments: Dam of Crystal’s Double (CrystalRun), SW, $104,032; Kim Loves Bucky (Green Dancer),GSW, $309,759.

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CUMULATIVE 2003 2002 No. Offered 452 381 No. Sold 322 282 RNAs 130 99 % RNA (% change) 29% (+12%) 26% Gross $9,805,300 $9,312,600 Average (% change) $30,451 (-8%) $33,023 Median (% change) $22,000 (-2%) $22,500

SMOKE GLACKEN COLT TOPS FASIG FINALEA bay colt by Smoke Glacken out of the Al Nasr (Fr)mare Baydon Belle realized top price of $320,000 atTuesday’s second and final session of Fasig-Tipton’sMidlantic Two-Year-Olds in Training Sale, held inTimonium, Maryland. Consigned by agent Niall Brennan,the New York-bred colt, who recorded the fastestthree-furlong work of :33.1 at the May 18 undertackpreview, was purchased by Klaravich Stables.

TOP SIX AT FASIG-TIPTONHip# Sex Sire Dam Price402 colt Smoke Glacken Baydon Belle $320,000

Consigned by Niall Brennan Stables, Agent IIPurchased by Klaravich Stables

577 filly Smoke Glacken Halomatic $155,000($55,000 yrl ‘02 KEESEP)

Consigned by Kirkwood Stables, agentPurchased by Brian Morgan, agent

297 filly Pioneering Timeleighness $150,000($50,000 yrl ‘02 FTNAUG; $38,000 yrl ‘02 FTKOCT)

Consigned by M & H Training and Sales, agentPurchased by Hal Earnhardt

359 colt Allen’s Prospect Aileen’s Countess $110,000($45,000 yrl ‘02 FTMSEP)

Consigned by Robert N. Scanlon, agentPurchased by Win & Place Stable

389 filly Unbridled’s Song Ascloseasitgets $110,000($65,000 yrl ‘02 OBSAUG)

Consigned by Nick de Meric, agentPurchased by Steve Klesaris, agent

439 colt Lil’s Lad Casual Aside $110,000($70,000 yrl ‘02 KEESEP)

Consigned by Rich Meadow ThoroughbredsPurchased by Jerry D. Cambell

Tagg to Judge Yearling Show: Barclay Tagg, trainer of Kentucky Derby andPreakness winner Funny Cide, will judge the Maryland-bred Yearling Show. The 69th annual event will be heldon June 29 at the Maryland State Fairgrounds. Pastjudges include John Ward, Jr., Bobby Frankel and NickZito. Alumni from the show, which offers more than$40,000 in premiums and awards, include recentPreakness starters Cherokee’s Boy and New York Hero.

Yesterday’s Results:8th-DEL, $40,000, Alw, NW2X, 3yo/up, f/m, 1m, 1:39 1/5, ft.HENNIE'S SONG (f, 3, Unbridled's Song--Zama Hummer{GSW, $214,355}, by Knights Choice) defeatedGulfstream maidens by 5 1/4 lengths Apr. 4 beforerunning off by 5 1/2 lengths in a six-furlong Delawareallowance event Apr. 28. Sent off the 8-5 choice forher route debut, the $57,000 KEESEP yearling tookcommand early and led through a half-mile in :47.88.Headed briefly by Bijou Belle (Cryptoclearance) after athree quarters in 1:12.85, the bay regained control afurlong out and eased clear to score by 3 1/2 lengthsover her game foe. Lifetime Record: 3-3-0-0, $61,800. O-Philip & Marcia Cohen & Steve B Klesaris. B-T K Roe(KY). T-Steve Klesaris.

6th-PHA, $19,000, Msw, 3yo, 1 1/16m, 1:46 4/5, ft.RARIFIED (c, 3, Deputy Minister--Top Rung {MGSW &MGISP, $594,369}, by Seattle Slew), a half brother toConsistency (Unbridled), GSP, $109,020, disappointedby double-digit lengths in two New York starts late lastyear, but began to turn things around with an honestfourth-place effort in the slop at Philly Park May 6 fortrainer Al Goldberg. The $400,000 KEESEP yearling, offas a bit of an outsider at 6-1 odds for trainer PaulConrad, was content to relax off the pace before acommanding wide move rounding the turn propelledhim to a seven-length success. Lifetime Record:4-1-0-0, $12,540. O-Jayeff B Stables. B-Glen Hill Farm (FL). T-P Conrad.

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SESSION TOTALS 2003 2002 No. Offered 224 179 No. Sold 162 142 RNAs 62 37 % RNA (% change) 28% (+33%) 21% Gross $4,900,100 $4,861,500 Average (% change) $30,248 (-12%) $34,236 Median (% change) $21,500 (-14%) $25,000

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Churchill Breezes: GI Carter H. winner Congaree (Arazi) worked a bulletfive furlongs at Churchill Downs yesterday in :59.40.The five-year-old Bob Baffert trainee is expected tostart next in the May 26 GI Metropolitan H. at BelmontPark. Also working a bullet at Churchill yesterday, G1Dubai Duty Free winner Ipi Tombe (Zim) (Manshood)breezed five furlongs in 1:01.80 over the Matt WinnTurf Course. Lone Star Sky (Conquistador Cielo), 15thin the Kentucky Derby, went a half-mile yesterday in:49.40.

Yesterday’s Results:1st-PRM, $21,000, Msw, 2yo, 4 1/2f, :53 3/5, ft.YIMMY (c, 2, Good and Tough--Space Flower, by Re-launch), a half to Space Warning (Caveat), SW,$105,945, was a well-beaten seventh in his debut atLone Star Apr. 12. Sent off as a 7-2 chance to reverseform here, the chestnut was allowed to set a tepid firstquarter of :23 2/5, then romped clear by 6 1/4 lengthsonce into the stretch. Yimmy, a $5,200 FTKOCT year-ling, represents the second winner for his freshman sire(by Carson City). Lifetime Record: 2-1-0-0, $12,600. O-Wilson Brown & Darwin Olson. B-Charles G Middle-ton III (KY). T-Wilson L Brown.

IN BRITAIN:+Anglo Saxon, c, 3, Seeking the Gold. See “Britain”

First-crop progeny to watch: Wednesday, May 21

Sire (Sire’s Sire), Farm, 1999 Fee, #2yos/Winners/SW

Race #-track, race type, distance, runner, odds (if available)

EVENT OF THE YEAR (Seattle Slew), Golden Eagle, $10K, 72/0/05-BM, Msw, 4 1/2f, +Star Treatment, 12-1GUARANI (Storm Bird), Blue Sky, $3K, 11/0/05-BM, Msw, 4 1/2f, Guarani's Daughter, 20-1LUCAYAN PRINCE (Fast Play), Old English, $4K, 19/0/05-BM, Msw, 4 1/2f, +Lucayan Rodeo, 8-1

First-time starters/stakes runners: Wednesday, May 21

Sire (Sire’s Sire), Farm, 1998 Fee, #foals of racing age/Winners/SWRace #-track, race type, distance, runner, odds (if available)

AWAD (Caveat), Northview, $4K, 79/6/05-PIM, Msw, 1 1/8mT, +Disearnment, 10-1GENTLEMEN (ARG) (Robin des Bois), Walmac, $30K, 126/13/15-BM, Msw, 4 1/2f, +Gentleman's Girl, $40K BAR MAR 2yo, 12-1

Wednesday, Goodwood, post time: 2:40 p.m.CAFFREYS LUPE S.-Listed, £35,000, 3yo, f, 9f 192ydsTSC PP HORSE SIRE TRAINER1 4 Hearts 'N Minds (GB) Mark of Esteem (Ire) Cyzer2 7 Londonnetdotcom (Ire) Night Shift Channon3 1 Mezzo Soprano Darshaan (GB) bin Suroor4 2 Midsummer (GB) Kingmambo Cecil5 8 Oblige (GB) Robellino A Balding6 5 Ocean Silk Dynaformer Gosden7 3 Richemaur (Ire) Alhaarth (Ire) Tompkins8 6 Royal Bathwick (Ire) King's Theatre (Ire) MillmanAll carry 120 pounds. Godolphin failed to land a blow in either Guineas, butLateen Sails (GB) provided hope at York last week thattheir representatives’ efforts at Newmarket were toobad to be true. That seems to be the case with MezzoSoprano, who was 14th in the G1 1000 Guineas May4. She had looked better than that bare form whenbeating Gonfilia (Ger) by three lengths in the UAE 1000Guineas at Nad Al Sheba on dirt Mar. 13. Henry Cecilprovided the only Lupe winner to subsequently win theG1 Epsom Oaks with Love Divine (GB) in 2000. Thisyear he saddles Midsummer, who finished 1 1/4 lengthsrunner-up to Santa Sophia (Ire) in the Listed LingfieldOaks Trial May 10.

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Yesterday’s Results:LETHEBY & CHRISTOPHER PREDOMINATE S.-Listed,£50,000, Goodwood, 5-20, 3yo, c/g, 1 3/8mT,2:25.61, gd.1--#HIGH ACCOLADE (GB), 120, c, 3, by Mark of Esteem (Ire)

1st Dam: Generous Lady (GB) (SP-Ire), by Generous (Ire)2nd Dam: Northern Blossom, by *Snow Knight3rd Dam: Victorian Heiress, by Northern Dancer

(60,000gns yrl ‘01 TATOCT). O-Lady Tennant; B-Deerfield Farm; T-Marcus Tregoning; J-Martin Dwyer; £29,000. Lifetime Record: 6-2-0-2, £50,453.2--Unigold, 120, c, 3, Silver Deputy--Desert Queen, by Wavering Monarch. £11,000.3--Westmoreland Road, 120, c, 3, Diesis (GB)--Tia Gigi, by Assert (Ire). £5,500.Margins: 1HF, 1HF, 3. Odds: 8-1, 10-1, 1-1.Also ran: Piano Star (GB), Inch Again (GB), Hilbre Island(GB), Excelsius (Ire). High Accolade provided an upset under an opportu-nistic ride from Martin Dwyer to further his claims for asupplementary to the G1 Epsom Derby June 7. Held upin rear throughout the early stages, he was deliveredlast of all in the straight as his rivals duelled for the leadbefore the final quarter. Westmoreland Road got thebetter of that battle, but it was High Accolade whoswooped to grab the lead with 1½ furlongs remainingbefore asserting for a convincing score. Having begunhis career with Richard Hannon, High Accolade waseighth in the G3 Solario S. at Sandown in August onhis only previous try at stakes level. He produced animpressive rattle from off the pace in a conditions racefor his new trainer at Bath May 6 and replicated thateffort in this stronger company with equal aplomb. “Idon’t think we’ve got to the bottom of him yet,” Dwyercommented. “He got there soon enough and idled infront, but he travels well and has a real good turn offoot. He’s such a character--at home he’s so lazy andidle and doesn’t like being crowded.”

Goodwood, 3.15, Hcp, £70,000, 3yo, 1 1/8mT,1:56.32, gd.CHINKARA (GB) (g, 3, Desert Prince {Ire}--You MakeMe Real, by Give Me Strength), successful in a Kemp-ton handicap May 5, was sent off at odds of 10-1 tofollow up in this valuable event. Held up by FrankieDettori in mid-division throughout the early stages, hequickened through the gaps to hit the front with 200yards remaining before beating Anani (Miswaki) by 3/4of a length. A half to Camargo (Ire) (Brief Truce), GSW-Ire & MSP-US, $149,728, he will now be aimed at theprestigious Britannia H. at Royal Ascot June 19. Lifetime Record: 10-3-0-1, £52,952.O-Susan Roy; B-P Onslow; T-Brian Meehan.

Goodwood, 2.40, Hcp, £16,400, 4yo/up, 1mT,1:39.18, gd.MORAHIB (GB) (h, 5, Nashwan--Irish Valley, by IrishRiver {Fr}), who spends most of his time leading Nayefand company at home, was sent off at odds of 8-1.Always in the front rank with Namroud (Irish River{Fr}), he got on top of that rival with a quarter-mileremaining before asserting to win by 3/4 of a length.The Shadwell homebred is a half to Green Pola (NijinskyII), GSW-Fr; and Alhaarth (Ire) (Unfuwain), Hwt. 2yoColt-Eng, Hwt. Older Horse-Ire at 7-9.5f, G1SW-GB,GSW & G1SP-Ire, MGSW-Fr, $573,383. Lifetime Re-cord: 5-2-0-0, £15,628.O-Sheikh Hamdan bin Rashid al Maktoum; B-ShadwellEstate Company Limited; T-Marcus Tregoning.

Goodwood, 4.20, Cond, £16,140, 3yo/up, 6fT,1:12.24, gd.MITCHAM (IRE) (g, 7, Hamas {Ire}--Arab Scimetar{Ire}, by Sure Blade), winner of the 1999 G2 King’sStand S., had been out of the frame on all three startsthis year. After tracking the leader in second, he wentto the front at the halfway point. The 7-2 chance wasridden when pressed with 1½ furlongs remaining, butfound extra in the closing stages to safely account forBahamian Pirate (Housebuster) by 2½ lengths. LifetimeRecord: GSW-GB, 38-5-3-3, £142,435.O-Resplendent Racing Limited; B-Mrs W Hanson;T-Terry Mills.

Goodwood, 4.55, Mdn, £7,340, 2yo, 5fT, 1:00.78, gd.BINNION BAY (IRE) (c, 2, Fasliyev--Literary {GB}, byWoodman), badly hampered when third to Barbajuan(Ire) at Lingfield May 9 on his only other start, trackedthe clear leader in second and came under pressure athalfway. The 10-11 favourite closed on the leader atthe eighth-pole and led soon after, but needed strongdriving in the latter stages to repel the late bid of LoveTriangle (Ire) (Titus Livius {Fr}) by a half length. A15,000gns TATOCT yearling purchase, Binnion Bay isthe third winner for his freshman sire (by Nureyev).Lifetime Record: 2-1-0-1, £5,397.O-Jim Horgan; B-Fieldspring Ltd; T-Richard Hannon.

Beverley, 4.35, Mdn, £6,475, 3yo/up, 9f 207ydsT,2:10.17, gd.MOONSPRITE (GB) (f, 3, Seeking the Gold--Moonshell{Ire} {G1SW-GB, $274,662}, by Sadler’s Wells), a sonof Oaks heroine Moonshell, ran third to Midas Way (GB)at Newbury last October on the second of two juvenileoutings. A tracking fifth in the early stages, the 5-4favourite came under pressure at the quarter-milemarker, was driven to the front approaching the finalfurlong and was all out in the closing stages to hold thelate bid of Promising (Fr) (Ashkalani {Ire}) by a neck.Lifetime Record: 3-1-0-2, £5,008.O-Sheikh Maktoum bin Rashid al Maktoum; B-Gainsborough Stud Management Ltd; T-Ed Dunlop.

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Beverley, 2.55, Mdn, £6,440, 3yo, 7f 100ydsT,1:34.73, gd.+ANGLO SAXON (c, 3, Seeking the Gold--AnnaPalariva {Ire} {GSW-Fr}, by Caerleon) stalked the lead-ers in fourth before making forward progress. The 2-5favourite was pushed along at the quarter-mile marker,was ridden to the front just before the eighth pole andeased clear in the closing stages for a comfortableseven-length debut win from Weet A Mo (Ire) (SriPekan). Lifetime Record: 1-1-0-0, £4,186.O-Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid al Maktoum; B-DarleyStud Management LLC; T-David Loder.

HAWK SOARS IN THE RATINGS Hawk Wing (Woodman) was yesterday handed anofficial rating of 137 pounds by the British HorseracingBoard’s handicappers, making him the joint highest-rated horse since Dancing Brave in 1986. Rated onlyfour pounds behind that champion, the Aidan O’Brien-trained colt’s 11-length success in Saturday’s G1Juddmonte Lockinge S. at Newbury is also rated thebest mile performance since El Gran Senor took the1984 G1 2000 Guineas. Mile handicapper DominicGardiner-Hill explained to sportinglife.com yesterdaythat “mathematically, Hawk Wing’s run could be any-thing you want to make it if you look at the previousform of those in behind him.” Runner-up Where orWhen (Ire) (Danehill Dancer {Ire}) was judged to haverun to 119 pounds, which is four pounds below therating he achieved in the G1 Queen Elizabeth S. atAscot in September. “We obviously had reservations--such as the way the race was run with Hawk Winghaving it all his own way, the performances of those inbehind and the fact that it’s still very early in the sea-son,” he added.” Where or When was yesterday de-scribed by trainer Terry Mills as “brilliant” after Satur-day’s race and is set to re-oppose if Hawk Wing linesup in the G1 Queen Anne S. at Royal Ascot June 17.“We’re going for different tactics--we’re going to havea little bit of a street fight next time,” Mills said. “We’renot going to let Hawk Wing have everything his ownway.”

HUGHES IN GOODWOOD CONTROVERSY Jockey Richard Hughes has been ruled out of actionon the weekend of the G1 Prix du Jockey-Club (FrenchDerby) at Chantilly after picking up a five-day suspen-sion at Goodwood yesterday. Hughes, who is retainedby owner Khalid Abdullah, was judged by stewards notto have ridden the Roger Charlton-trained Summer Viewto obtain the best placing in a handicap at Sussex yes-terday. His ban runs from May 29 to June 2 inclusive,ruling him out of possible rides on Etoile Montante(Miswaki) in the G2 Prix de Sandringham and Illustrator(GB) (Sadler’s Wells) in the G1 Prix Jean Prat on theJockey-Club undercard June 1.

NAYEF HEADS CUP 24 Nayef (Gulch) heads a list of 24 remaining in the£300,000 G1 Vodafone Coronation Cup at Epsom June6 at yesterday’s forfeit stage. The Marcus Tregoning-trained five-year-old is set to make his 2003 Europeandebut in the 12-furlong contest, having finished third inthe G1 Dubai World Cup at Nad al Sheba last time Mar.29. Aidan O’Brien has left in Saturday’s G1 JuddmonteLockinge S. winner Hawk Wing (Woodman), althoughhe is bound for Royal Ascot, while Godolphin have ateam of five headed by Highest (Ire) (Selkirk), third inthe G2 Jockey Club S. at Newmarket last time May 2.He may re-oppose fellow entries Warrsan (Ire)(Caerleon) and Bandari (Ire) (Alhaarth {Ire}), first andfourth, respectively, in the Newmarket contest. Over-seas interest is represented by the Andreas Schutz-trained Next Desert (Ire) (Desert Style {Ire}) and PolishSummer (GB) (Polish Precedent), from the stable ofAndre Fabre, who has taken this contest five times.“The 2003 Vodafone Coronation Cup is all set to be agreat race,” commented Stephen Wallis, managingdirector at Epsom Downs racecourse.

IN JAPAN:De Angelis (Ire), c, 3, Danehill--Dapprima (Ger) (SW & GSP-Ger & Fr), by Shareef Dancer. Tokyo, 5-18, novice race, 7fT. Lifetime Record: 7-1-1-2, $94,138. O-Ichiro Inoue; B-Dr K. Schulte; T-Satoshi Oehara. *1/2 to Denaro (GB) (Dashing Blade {GB}), GSW-Ger. **FF870,000 yrl ‘01 DEAAUG.

STAKES RESULTS:KEN PEARSON MEMORIAL H., $50,000, STP, 5-19,3yo/up, f/m, 1m, 1:36, ft.1--SLY LADY, 119, f, 4, Pole Position--Sea My Time, by Bold Executive. O-Sly Stables; B-Verne Slywka (AB); T-Ron Grieves; J-R E Simard; $35,200. Lifetime Record: 8-6-0-1, $149,540.2--Full Scream Ahead, 119, m, 7, Katahaula County-- Honorary Award, by True Knight. ($8,000 2yo ‘98 BCRAPR). $8,000.3--A Ray of Magic, 116, m, 5, Xray--Above All, by Space Rider. $4,000.Margins: 10HF, 2HF, 1HF. Odds: 1.80, 1.80, 16.25.

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SUPERNATUREL H., $44,472, HST, 5-19, 3yo, f, 6 1/2f, 1:17 3/5, ft.1--DANCEWITHAVIXEN, 120, f, 3, Vying Victor--Hot Ginger (MSP), by Royal Chocolate. O-TNT Racing Stable; B-Cliff Baldwin (BC); T-Thomas Longstaff; J-F S Valdez; $26,683. Lifetime Record: 9-3-2-2, $107,373.2--Dee's Love, 117, f, 3, Feu D'Enfer--Love Matters, by Travelling Victor. $8,895.3--Searchin South, 117, f, 3, Vying Victor-- Gaelicsearch, by Search for Gold. ($17,833 yrl '01 BRCSEP). $4,892.Margins: 3HF, 4 1/4, 3 3/4. Odds: 1.60, 3.95, 4.70.

ALLOWANCE RESULTS:9th-WOX, $89,000, 5-19, 3yo/up, f/m, 1 1/16m, 1:45 1/5, ft.LADY VYE (f, 4, Vying Victor--Immediate Answer, byBeau Genius) Lifetime Record: SW, 16-4-5-3,$206,800. O/B-Mr & Mrs Nick & Pauline Felicella (BC).T-Eric Garcea.

6th-PRM, $29,048, 5-19, NW1X, (S), 3yo/up, f/m, 6f,1:13 4/5, ft.FOXY PRO (f, 4, Foxhound--Baba's Pro, by DistinctivePro) Lifetime Record: 13-2-2-3, $52,048. O/B-Clyde RWoods (IA). T-Joseph A Moss.

7th-CRC, $29,000, Opt. Clm. ($62,500-$57,500),NW4X, 3yo/up, 6 1/2f, 1:17 1/5, ft.JUGGERNAUT (c, 4, Is It True--Mito's Touch {SP,$179,917}, by Gentle King) Lifetime Record: MSW,14-5-3-2, $203,328. O-Siobhan P Ellison. B-Bill Killeen(KY). T-Larry Pilotti.

9th-FEX, $28,900, NW3L, 3yo/up, f/m, a1m70yd, 1:43 1/5, ft.OLYMPIC ADVICE (f, 3, Olympio--Fair Advice {MSP,$144,050}, by Cozzene) Lifetime Record: 9-3-2-1,$42,760. O-Pam Riley & Carl Norris. B-White CrossFarm (KY). T-Michaela Neubauer.

9th-MNR, $25,000, 5-19, NW2LX, 3yo/up, 5f, :58 4/5,ft.EYES OF THE CRITIC (c, 3, Formal Dinner--Pyrite Art,by Green Dancer) Lifetime Record: 11-2-0-2, $29,610.O-Pyrite Stables. B-D W Frazier (FL). T-Miguel AFeliciano.

7th-HST, $22,296, 5-19, Opt. Clm. ($35-32,000),NW1$X, 3yo/up, 6 1/2f, 1:17 2/5, ft.ORCHID'S SON (h, 5, Orchid's Devil--Serving It Right,by Pass the Glass) Lifetime Record: 7-3-0-1, $40,787.O-David Dahl & Pat Thorson. B-Wendell & PatriciaClifton (BC). T-David Dahl.

9th-PHA, $21,924, NW2X, 4yo/up, 1 1/16m, 1:44 1/5,ft.GOLDEN TICKET (h, 5, Deposit Ticket--Tide (MSW &MGSP, $234,459}, by Coastal) Lifetime Record: GISP,16-5-0-2, $156,620. O-Glen Holsinger. B-Foxfield (KY).T-Clifford Sise Jr. *$35,000 yrl '99 KEESEP; $105,0002yo 2000 OBSMAR.

8th-PHA, $20,000, NW1X, 4yo/up, f/m, 6 1/2f, 1:18 2/5, ft.BALANTRAE (m, 5, Fit To Fight--Maud Earl, by Drone)Lifetime Record: 23-5-2-2, $49,445. O-Derby BoysRacing Stable. B-Estate Of Walter M Jeffords Jr (KY).T-Chris Landicini Jr. *1/2 to Yellowroad (Badger Land),MSW-Stp, $162,950.

ADDITIONAL MAIDEN WINNERS:Golden Corsage, f, 3, Gold Alert--Slew's Corsage (MSW), by Secret Slew. FEX, 5-19, 6f, 1:11 3/5. B-John Franks (Fl). *$8,000 2yo ‘02 OBSAPR.Billy Idel, c, 3, Ide--Little Mo Gold, by Golden Act. PRM, 5-19, (S), 6f, 1:13 1/5. B-RPM Thoroughbred Farm (Ia). *1/2 to Elvis Rocks (Dignitas), MSP, $201,937.Teralote, c, 3, King of Kings (Ire)--Population (Ire), by General Assembly. MNR, 5-19, (C), 1m, 1:39 4/5. B-John T L Jones Jr & S A Pacelco (Ky). *$525,000 wlng '00 KEENOV; $4,200 HRA ‘03 KEEJAN. **1/2 to Saratoga Springs (El Gran Senor), G1SW-Eng, $422,886.Gypsy Dot, f, 3, Proud and True--Hot Enough, by Fire Dancer. CRC, 5-20, 1 1/16mT, 1:41 3/5. B-Nathan H & Barbara Kelly (Fl). *Won by 13 lengths.Amie de Naskra, f, 4, Carr de Naskra--Secret Amie (MSW), by Caro (Ire). MNR, 5-19, 1m, 1:40. B-Mereworth Farm (Ky).

CONDITIONS RESULTS:Rome, 3.00, Cond, i19,125, 2yo, 5fT, time: n/a, gd.GOLDEN PURPLE (IRE) (f, 2, Definite Article {GB}--Sorpresa {Ity}, by Miswaki) Lifetime Record: 4 starts, 2wins, 2 places, i22,355. O/B-Scuderia Golden HorseSRL; T-Marco & Giuliano Fratini.

Rome, 4.30, Cond, i11,475, 3yo/up, 1 3/8m (sand),time: n/a, stn.SFRENATA (IRE) (f, 4, Eagle Eyed--Scapestrata, byDistinctive Pro) Lifetime Record: 37 starts, 7 wins, 10places, i57,910. O-R Villa; B-Tondoro SRL; T-Marco &Giuliano Fratini.

ADDITIONAL MAIDEN WINNERS:Todlea (Ire), c, 3, Desert Prince (Ire)--Imelda, by Manila. Goodwood, Britain, 5-20, Mdn, 3yo, 1mT. B-Irish National Stud. *Ir£70,000 yrl ‘01 GOFORB.