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DEAUVILLE ENDS ON A HIGH Arqana=s Breeding Stock section of the DecemberSale concluded with record returns yesterday after alargely jumps-orientated third session. As on the twoprevious days, the average represented a major jump

from 12 months ago, with thefigure of i15,726 up by 77 per-cent. In total, the gross ofi17,706,000 exceeded lastyear=s amount by over i10 mil-lion, while the average ofi35,988 was an increase of 92percent on the 2005 equivalent.Arqana President Eric Hoyeaureflected on a memorable auc-tion. AWe are more than satisfied

with the results and delighted that the vendors whosupported the Deauville market were so handsomelyrewarded,@ he commented. AWe will do our best toimprove further still the quality of mares, fillies andfoals on offer in December.@ Sorelia (Fr) (Sillery), a halfsister to champion chaser Mid Dancer (Fr), attractedyesterday=s top price of i100,000. The mare, in foal toTurgeon, was consigned by Haras de Grandcamp andsold to Irish owner and breeder Olive O=Driscoll. Yester-day=s top-priced foal was lot 517, a colt by Ballingary(Ire) from a top jumping family. Also consigned byHaras de Grandcamp, the foal was purchased fori90,000 by Herve Barjot on behalf of Pegasus Farms.Chief among the flat purchases was Haras de laCauviniere=s hip 573, the filly Pasta Brown (Fr) (CapeCross {Ire}), who is out of a half to the top-class Mas-ter David. Marc-Antoine Bergracht=s MAB Agency paidi50,000 for the four-year-old, who is also from thefamily of Bint Pasha and Nayef. Of the flat foals, hip453 attracted the keenest attention and it wasMcKeever St Lawrence who secured the son of ElusiveCity for i35,000. From the family of the dual group-winning sprinter Eastern Purple (Ire), he was consignedby Haras de Coulonces. Today sees the one-day Year-lings and Horses in Training Sale beginning at 11 a.m.Full results, catalogue and updates can be viewed atwww.deauville-sales.com. Stats box, p2

BAYAKOA H.-GII, $150,000, HOL, 12-3, 3yo/up, f/m,1 1/16m, 1:41 4/5, ft.1--FOXYSOX (GB), 118, f, 3, by Foxhound

1st Dam: Triple Tricks (Ire), by Royal Academy2nd Dam: Tricky Note (GB), by Song (GB)3rd Dam: Trickster (GB), by Major Portion (GB)

(40,000gns 2yo 2005 TATHIT; 13,000gns yrl '04 TATOCT). O-Warren B Williamson; B-B J and Mrs Crangle (GB); T-Carla Gaines; J-Victor Espinoza; $90,000. Lifetime Record: GISP, 14-5-2-2, $448,151.Click for the brisnet.com chart or the free brisnet.comcatalogue-style pedigree. Video, sponsored by TaylorMade.

It was in 1982, at the Academy Awards ceremony inLos Angeles, that the English-born Colin Welland bran-dished his Oscar for his Chariots of Fire screenplay andshouted, AThe British are coming!@ Unfortunately for the British movie industry,Welland=s forecast has proved none too accurate. But Iam pretty sure that the British will soon be flocking toHollywood--the racecourse, not the movie-makingcentre--now that the California tracks are converting tosynthetic surfaces. And the British will be accompaniedby plenty of other European turf horses, judging by acouple of races on Hollywood Park=s new CushionTrack. Dec. 1 saw the ex-French filly Phantom Rose makeher main-track debut in an allowance on the CushionTrack and she handled the new surface extremely well,winning with all the authority she had displayed whenshe easily won a Listed race on a softish turf track atMaisons-Laffitte in May. Andrew Caulfield cont. p2

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Two days later, the Bayakoa H. was contested overthe same course and distance. This Grade II contestattracted a dozen fillies, with the eight American-breddefenders being opposed by one British-bred challenger,one Irish-bred and two Chilean-breds. Although theAmerican team included the first two choices in thebetting, they were out-pointed by the foreign-breds,with the British-bred Foxysox just getting the better ofthe Irish-bred Round Heels, with the Chilean importsbeing next across the line. Interestingly, Phantom Rose is a daughter of the greatDanzig, whereas Foxysox is by Danzig=s son Foxhound,and these two fillies lend support to the theory that theDanzig male line is heading for a resurgence in America,as more and more tracks are changed to synthetic.Castleton Lyons has imported Danzig=s proven sonAnabaa, while Coolmore has switched Danzig=s royallybred son Mull of Kintyre to Ashford, where he will joinMonashee Mountain, another Danzig horse who startedhis career in Ireland. Adena Springs is also gearing upfor the switch away from traditional dirt, with a teamwhich includes Danehill=s Derby-winning son NorthLight.

Foxysox arrived in the U.S. having failed to win infive starts in Britain. However, she had more than re-couped her purchase price of13,000gns when third of 30 in avery valuable sales race atNewmarket, and it took40,000gns to buy her atTattersalls= Horses in TrainingSale. She has proved an excel-lent buy, as she has now wonfive of her nine starts and it wasby only a head that she wasbeaten by Arravale in the GI DelMar Oaks. Foxysox=s sire Foxhound is a true globe-trotter. In-deed, I made the following comment about him back in2001: AThere is no denying the potential of Foxhound, anextremely well-bred stallion son of Danzig, but thequestion exists as to whether he has been in any oneplace long enough to build up a sound future. His his-tory so far is that he spent his first season in 1996 inIreland, at a fee of IR4,000gns, before being transferredto Kentucky, where he initially stood for as little as$4,000 at Hill =n= Dale Farms. Then Foxhound=s Irishcrop reached the track in 1999, with several of themdoing so well that Foxhound was whisked back acrossthe Atlantic to stand at Castle Hyde Stud in 2000. Hisconnections then faced the task of maintaining interestand support in a stallion whose stock is racing mainly atminor tracks in the States and it was decided to leaseFoxhound to stand the 2002 season in England.@ Foxhound has also stood in Chile and has spent sev-eral Southern-Hemisphere seasons in Australia, whichappears to have become his permanent home since2004. Andrew Caulfield cont. p3

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DEAUVILLE DECEMBER MIXED SALE

MONDAY, DEC. 4, 2006SESSION TOTALS 2006 2005 No. Offered 180 67 No. Sold 137 42 RNA 43 25 % RNA 23.9% 37.3% Gross €2,154,500 €375,500 Average (% change) €15,726 (+76.8%) €8,940 Median (% change) €9,000 (+71.4%) €5,250

CUMULATIVE 2006 2005 No. Offered 597 506 No. Sold 492 375 RNA 105 131 % RNA 17.6% 25.9% Gross €17,706,000 €7,042,500 Average (% change) €35,988 (+91.6%) €18,780 Median (% change) €17,000 (+70%) €10,000

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New Year. New Dreams.

(800) 456-3412www.keeneland.com

Plan now to attend the January 8 - 15 Horses of All Ages Sale.

Sessions begin daily at 10:00 a.m.

The complete dispersal of F. Eugene Dixon, Jr., Claiborne Farm and Charlton, Agents.

Foxhound

DanzigNorthern Dancer

Nearctic Natalma

Pas de Nom Admiral’s Voyage

*Petitioner

Lassie Dear Buckpasser

Tom Fool Busanda

Gay Missile Sir Gaylord Missy Baba

Triple Tricks(Ire)

8-0-2-2, $5,055 9Fls, 1GSW

Royal AcademyNijinsky II

Northern Dancer

Flaming Page

Crimson Saint Crimson Satan

Bolero Rose

Tricky Note (GB) SW-Eng & GSP-Ire, 10-3-1-1, $25,149

7Fls, 4Wnrs

Song (GB) Sing Sing (GB)

Intent (GB) Trickster (GB) 10Fls, 3SW

Major Portion (GB)

Lady Jester (GB)

FOXYSOX (GB), f, 2003

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Foxhound generally covered very ordinary mares inhis first season in Ireland, but still managed to sire thegroup winners Mount Abu (G1 Prix de la Foret) and KierPark and the Listed winners Scarteen Fox and PeruvianChief. His best representative in the USA beforeFoxysox=s arrival was probably the Grade II-placed USS Tinosa. I fear that Foxhound=s many changes of location haveultimately counted against him, but he had every rightto be a successful stallion, as his first three dams arethose celebrated mares Lassie Dear, Gay Missile andMissy Baba. You=ll hardly need me to recount all of this femaleline=s magic moments. Suffice it to say that MissyBaba=s six stakes winners included champion sire RajaBaba; that Gay Missile produced four stakes winnersheaded by the top-class Gay Mecene; and that LassieDear also produced four stakes winners, includingWeekend Surprise, the phenomenal producer who wasvoted 1992=s Broodmare of the Year. Weekend Sur-prise=s three eldest sons have all sired winners in theultra-competitive action of Breeders= Cup day, with A.P.Indy being responsible for Tempera, Honor Grades forAdoration and Summer Squall for Storm Song. Week-end Surprise=s half-brother Deerhound also got into theact by siring Countess Diana, winner of the JuvenileFillies in 1997.

Deerhound and Foxhound are brothers and they arealso closely related to Honor Grades, another son ofDanzig. Incidentally, Missy Baba=s grandson GayMecene ranks as the broodmare sire of Anabaa, one ofDanzig=s champion sprinting sons, and of Anabaa=shighly talented three-parts brother Key of Luck. Agrandson of Danzig, Key of Luck sired the Derby winnerAlamshar. Although Foxysox was an inexpensive yearling, shecomes from a sprinting family which has producedsome very fast horses, including Fayruz, Jester, Avertiand Reesh. Her broodmare sire Royal Academy wasalso an excellent sprinter, but he stretched his staminato a mile when he scored on Breeders= Cup day. Theunder-valued Royal Academy is developing into a suc-cessful dam sire, this year=s top European juvenile fillyFinsceal Beo being another notable winner out of one ofhis daughters.

SHARP HUMOR TO STAND FOR $12,500 Grade IIwinner Sharp Humor (Distorted Humor--Bellona, by

Hansel), who was retired lastweek to WinStar Farm in Ver-sailles, Kentucky, will stand hisfirst season at stud for a fee of$12,500, live foal. A winner ofthree stakes, including the GIISwale S. earlier this year, thethree-year-old Sharp Humor wasalso second to eventual Ken-tucky Derby hero Barbaro in the

GI Florida Derby. He joins his sire at WinStar as part ofa WinStar/Taylor Made Stallion Venture.

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CHEROKEE RUN $40,000 STANDS AND NURSESCall Charlie Boden or Kate McMahon (859) 255 8537www.darleyamerica.com Darley

Son of a Run.The high-cruising speed and the alluring looks: it’s theCherokee Run in them.Cherokee Run has four stallionsons in central Kentucky –Yonaguska, During, Sir Cherokeeand our own magnificent Kafwain.They were each conceived for just$7,500, and all four out-ran their pedigrees. The foals fromCherokee Run’s first $40,000 season race in 2007. Should theyout-run their pedigrees, they’ll bevery good indeed.

TUESDAY,DECEMBER 5, 2006

STAKES CLOSINGSTOMORROW, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6:12-18 $150,000 Dahlia H.-II, Hol, 3yo/up, f/m,

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RTIP SYMPOSIUM ON RACING

Tuesday, Dec. 5 - 8:30 a.m.-10 a.m. - A New Perspective: How

Casino Operators Would Run Racing

Moderator/Speaker: Mark Midland, Vice President of

Racing Operations, Harrah's Louisiana Downs

10:15 a.m.-11:30 a.m. - How to Grow in a

Developed Market or How to Steal the Other

Guy’s Customer Moderator/Speaker: Will

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10:15 a.m.-11:45 a.m. - Wagering Integrity,

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Director, Program Coordination & National

Standards, Canadian Pari-Mutuel Agency.

10:15 a.m.-11:45 a.m. - Racing Secretaries

Workshop Facilitator: Sal Sinatra, Director of

Racing, Philadelphia Park

10:15 a.m.-11:45 a.m. - Breeders Associations

Meeting/Workshop Facilitator: Cricket Goodall,

Executive Director, Maryland Horse Breeders

Association

2-3 p.m. - Equine Career Counseling

Moderator/Speaker: Diana Pikulski, Executive

Director, Thoroughbred Retirement Foundation

2-3:30 p.m. - Internet Gambling-New Realities?

Moderator/Speaker: Jay Hickey, President, American

Horse Council

3:45 p.m.-4:45 p.m. - Changing the Menu

Moderator: Stephen J. Szapor, C.O.O., The

Innovation Group of Companies

3:45 p.m.-5 p.m. - Conditions & Conditioners

Moderator: Randy Moss, ABC/ESPN Racing Analyst

and Host of “Wire to Wire.”

5-5:30 p.m. - Racing Industry Updates/Initiatives

SYMPOSIUM ON RACING GETS UNDERWAYThe seminars for the Race Track Industry Program=s

33rd Symposium start today at theWestin La Paloma in Tucson, Arizona.The four-day symposium includespanels on wagering security, internetgambling, safetly issues in racing,medication, race horse adoption and

regulatory reform. The Turf Publicists of America MarkKaufman Workshop, set for Wednesday, will focus onACommunicating the story of the equine injury.@ Morethan 1,000 members of the Thoroughbred, harness andgreyhound racing and racino industries from around theworld are expected to attend this year=s conference. Formore information, go to www.ua-rtip.org.

TWO SHARE TOP BILLING AT FASIG FINALE Apair of weanlings each brought $95,000 to share tophonors at yesterday=s second and final session of Fasig-Tipton=s Midlantic December Mixed sale at the MarylandState Fairgrounds in Timonium, Maryland. First throughthe ring was hip 355, a chestnut colt from the first cropof Grade I winner Tapit. Produced by Femma=s Crown(Chief=s Crown), a daughter of graded winner Femma,the colt was consigned by Litz Bloodstock Services,agent, and was knocked down to Wolf Bloodstock. Hip355 is a registered Pennsylvania-bred. Next up was hip440. A Maryland-bred colt by Two Punch out of stakes-winner Promiseville (Alwasmi), hip 440 was bought byJosham Farms Ltd, agent. The co-topper, who is a 3/4sibling to Canadian champion Small Promises (CarsonCity), hailed from the draft of Charlton (Mr. & Mrs. RickAbbott), agent for Mantua Farm. For full results, visitwww.fasigtipton.com.

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HORSEMEN SUE NYRA According to publishedreports, New York horsemen have sued the New YorkRacing Association for its handling of between $15million and $20 million in funds that they claim shouldhave been directed to purses. The horsemen allege thatNYRA underestimated future handle when calculatingthe amount to distribute to the purse cushion, then didnot make up the difference between the estimate andwhat was actually wagered, instead using the funds foroperating costs. The suit was filed Thursday, Nov. 30in U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Manhattan, and will be anaddendum on NYRA=s bankruptcy case. A hearing hasnot yet been scheduled.

REGULATION OF STEROIDS TO BE RECOM-MENDED By Tom LaMarra and Deirdre B. Biles, cour-tesy of www.bloodhorse.com.

Members of the Racing Medication and Testing Con-sortium are expected to recommend regulation of ana-bolic steroids in racehorses, but the timetable for theregulations remains up in the air. RMTC officials earlierin the year said they hoped to have a policy by the endof this year. There has been some division over theissue, in part because Federal Drug Administra-tion-sanctioned anabolic steroids are widely used inracehorses and are listed as Class 4 therapeutic drugs.There is some support in the industry to have anabolicsteroids reclassified to a Class 3 substance under Asso-ciation of Racing Commissioners International guide-lines, but it remains to be seen if that recommendationwill be issued and regulators will embrace it. The use ofsteroids in racehorses is regulated in other countries."The RMTC is going to recommend that anabolic ste-roids be regulated in racing," Dr. Rick Arthur, equinemedical director for the California Horse Racing Board,said Dec. 2 during the "Purchase Exam at Public Auc-tion Forum" at the American Association of EquinePractitioners convention in San Antonio, Texas.

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MONDAY, DEC. 4, 2006

Session Totals 2006 2005No. Offered 244 247No. Sold 167 174RNAs 77 73% RNAs 31.6% 29.6%Gross $1,560,700 $1,738,500Average $9,346 (-6.5%) $9,991Median $3,000 (-25%) $4,000

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BELMONTBishop Court Hill (Holy Bull), 4f (tr.), :48.10, 2/34

HOLLYWOODIndian Flare (Cherokee Run), 4f, :48.20, 11/42 E Z Warrior (Exploit), 5f, :58.20, 3/50 Latent Heat (Maria=s Mon), 5f, 1:00.80, 20/50 Spellbinder (Tale of the Cat), 5f, 1:01.80, 34/50

ReRun to Auction Off Another Group of AMoneighs@: ReRun Inc., the nonprofit Thoroughbred adoptiongroup, announced yesterday that it has placed 30AMoneigh paintings@ by racehorses in its annual holiday

auction on eBay. The auctionwill run between Dec. 3-10. Thepaintings are made by famousracehorses using their muzzles,lips, whiskers and tails, and in-clude a hoof print, a lock ofmane and a brass name plate.This year=s equine artists includeCigar, Da Hoss, Funny Cide,Holy Bull, John Henry (signed byChris McCarron), Lava Man,

Quiet American, Rockport Harbor, Songandaprayer andWild Again, as well as several other racehorses. AThisauction gives racing fans an opportunity to find aMoneigh from a favorite racehorse as a holiday gift andsupport ReRun=s adoption program at the same time,@said ReRun=s Executive Director Barbara Luna. AWe aretrying to accommodate more ex-racehorses in need ofplacement and this auction provides funds for us tohelp them find good homes.@ To view the paintings,visit http://art.search.ebay.com/moneigh.

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Cumulative Totals 2006 2005No. Offered 509 550No. Sold 338 375RNAs 171 175% RNAs 33.6% 31.8%Gross $2,678,300 $3,497,900Average $7,924 (-15%) $9,328Median $3,200 (-15.8%) $3,800

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IN JAPAN:+Danon Muro, c, 2, Gone West--Final Destination (NZ) (GSW-US & MG1SW-NZ, $138,120-US), by O=Reilly (NZ). Nakayama, 12-2, Maiden Race, 6f. Lifetime Record: 1-1-0-0, $60,870. O-Danox Inc.; B-Fontainebleau Farm Inc.; T-Yukihiro Kato. *Rallied from last to first to secure a 3/4-length triumph.Complesso, c, 3, Golden Missile--Knight Prospector (GSW, $236,825), by Native Prospector. Chukyo, 12-3, Kutsukake Tokubetsu, 8.5f. Lifetime Record: 6-2-2-0, $200,609. O-Takeshi Fujita; B-Pegasus Bloodstock USA, Inc.; T-Yasutoshi Ikee. *1/2 to Estreno (Holy Bull), SP-Jpn. **Stalked the pace, took charge turning for home and held on late to win by a neck.Fusaichi Giga Dia, c, 3, Storm Cat--Bless, by Mr. Prospector. Nakayama, 12-2, Plate Race, 9f. Lifetime Record: 8-3-1-1, $275,217. O-Fusao Sekiguchi; B-ClassicStar; T-Hideyuki Mori. *Full to Brave Tin Soldier, SW-Ire. **$3,400,000 yrl >04 KEESEP. ***Set the pace, was headed in the stretch but fought back to earn a 1 1/2-length tally. Winning jockey Christophe Lemaire commented, AHe was shying a bit turning for home, but never gave up. He warmed up well and had lots of energy. He is difficult sometimes, but should improve mentally.@Eishin Dover, c, 4, Victory Gallop--Eishin Georgia, by Kris S. Hanshin, 12-2, Golden Whip Trophy, 8fT. Lifetime Record: SP-Jpn, 14-5-4-1, $934,957. O-Toyomitsu Hirai; B-Columbiana Farm; T-Saburo Yuasa. *Stalked the leaders from fourth, took over at midstretch and gamely held on late to win by a neck.Lee Sam Weapon, h, 5, Crafty Prospector--Flyfisher, by Riverman. Hanshin, 12-2, Plate Race, 6f. Lifetime Record: 22-5-3-1, $678,435. O-Osamu Hirata; B-Dunchurch Lodge Stud; T-Yoshiyasu Tajima. *$60,000 wnlg >01 KEENOV; $140,000 2yo >03 BESMAR. **Returning from a 10-month layoff, closed powerfully down the stretch and drove to a one-length victory.

JAPANESE WINNERS BY AMERICAN SIRES:+Fusaichi Leon (Jpn), c, 2, Gone West--Seattle Sunset, by Belong to Me. Hanshin, 12-2, Maiden Race, 6f. Lifetime Record: 1-1-0-0, $60,870. O-Fusao Sekiguchi; B-Northern Farm; T-Kenji Yamauchi. *Won by 2 1/2 lengths.Suzuka Causeway (Jpn), c, 2, Giant=s Causeway-- French Riviera (GSW, $121,000), by French Deputy. Hanshin, 12-2, Novice Race, 8fT. Lifetime Record: 2-1-0-1, $59,130. O-Keiji Nagai; B-Grand Farm; T-Mitsuru Hashida.

IN FRANCE:Derison, g, 4, Miesque=s Son--Devolli (GB), by Saumarez (GB). Lyon-Parilly, 12-4, Cond, 3yo/up, 5fT. B-Brookdale Thoroughbreds Inc. *1/2 to Dorlean (Irish River {Fr}), SP-Fr, $124,085.Baccino, g, 8, Twining--Bering Down, by Bering (GB). Lyon-Parilly, 12-4, Hcp, 3yo/up, 1 3/8mT. B-Matt Duffy. *$42,000 wnlg '98 KEENOV; $37,000 yrl '99 KEESEP. **1/2 to Yolo Lady (Eastern Echo), SW & MGISP-US, $349,240.

Tuesday, Saint-Cloud, post time: 2:55 p.m.PRIX PETITE ETOILE-Listed, i50,000, 3yo, f, 1 5/16mTSC PP HORSE SIRE TRAINER1 3 Beiramar (Ire) Monsun (Ger) Hickst2 1 Sureyya (Ger) Monsun (Ger) Lellouche3 9 Fringe (GB) In The Wings (GB) J Chapple-Hyam4 4 Tech Engine (Ger) Enrique (GB) Schiergen5 12 Negra Del Oro (Ger) Danehill Dancer (Ire) Delzangles6 6 Under The Rainbow (GB) Fantastic Light P Chapple-Hyam7 10 Maisha (Ger) Platini (Ger) Smaga8 8 Quezon Sun (Ger) Monsun (Ger) Wattel9 5 Pearl Sky (Fr) Kahyasi (Ire) de Nicolay10 7 Tequila Brown (Fr) Kendor (Fr) Delzangles11 12 Ballymore Lady War Chant Rod Collet12 13 Ragazza Mio (Ire) Generous (Ire) Clement13 11 Partly Sunny (GB) Alhaarth (Ire) PeaseAll carry 123 pounds.

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C R E S T W O O D F A R M • ( 8 5 9 ) 2 5 2 - 3 7 7 0 • w w w .c r e s t w o o d f a r m .c o m • $2,500 Live Foal

Spectacular Saturday for First Crop Two-Year-Olds!JAY’S PRINCESS

Went wire-to-wire 6f in 1:10 to win a Mdn Sp Wt at HawthorneSaturday by 3 1/2 lengths in her first career start!

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TAINTED MONEYRomped by EIGHT lengths in a Turfway allowance

Saturday, blazing 5 1/2f in 1:04, only 2/5 off the track record!Click here for the chart

SYNCLINEStakes-Winning DANZIG half-brother to Champion SELKIRK

H B R I T A I N H B R E E D E R S’ E D I T I O NAMERICA

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PAYSON PARKGo Between (Point Given), 3f, :39.00, 2/3 Relaxed Gesture (Ire) (Indian Ridge {Ire}), 4f, :51.00, 7/14

PALM MEADOWSHigh Finance (Talk Is Money), 4f, :49.00, 3/15 J'ray (Distant View), 4f, :47.80, 2/16 Lewis Michael (Rahy), 4f, :49.40, 12/16

Yesterday=s Result:Lingfield, 1.40, Mdn, ,4,000, 2yo, f, 1m (AWT),1:40.46, stn.+LES FAZZANI (IRE) (f, 2, Intikhab--Massada {GB}{SP-Ger, $110,643}, by Most Welcome {GB}), ai20,000 GOFNOV foal and 55,000gns TATOCT year-ling, raced sixth after the opening exchanges of thisfirst go. Making continued headway into third at thetop of the straight, the 6-1 chance pounced for the leadwith 100 yards remaining and comfortably assertedfrom there to best Miss Saafend Pizza (Ire) (Danetime{Ire}) by 1 1/2 lengths. The winner is a half sister toMiss Lips (Ger) (Big Shuffle, SW & GSP-Ger). LifetimeRecord: 1-1-0-0, ,2,591.O-Mike & Denise Dawes; B-Joachim Erhardt & JohannaSchonwalder; T-Mark Wallace.

RED CLUBS OUT OF SPRINT Multiple group winnerRed Clubs (Ire) (Red Ransom) has been withdrawn fromthe Dec. 10 G1 Cathay Pacific Hong Kong Sprint andwill be replaced by local hopeful Absolute Champion(Aus) (Marauding {NZ}). Connections were not happywith how Red Clubs travelled from Britian to Sha Tin,prompting his withdrawl. Absolute Champion set atrack record while winning the G3-HK HSBC PremierBowl in October.

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A # will distinguish first-time stakes-winners, a @ willindicate first-time graded stakes-winners, a s willdenote a first-time Grade/Group 1 winner, and a + willindicate first-time starters.

ALLOWANCE RESULTS:9th-PHA, $21,000, NW1X, 3yo/up, f/m, 1m, 1:41 1/5,ft.STYLISH YANKEE (f, 3, Yankee Victor--Affair At Dawn,by Black Tie Affair {Ire}) Lifetime Record: SP, 12-2-3-2,$77,392. O/T-Raphael B Kissoon. B-Schelford Farm(KY). *$15,000 2yo 2005 FTMMAY.

ADDITIONAL MAIDEN WINNERS:Velocity Light, c, 2, Colony Light--Thunder Bunny, by Allen's Prospect. CRC, 12-4, 1 1/16mT, 1:41 4/5. B-J D Farms (FL). *$7,500 2yo 2006 OBSAPR.Voorhee's Ballad, c, 2, Mecke--Sweet Ballad, by Saint Ballado. CRC, 12-4, (C), 7f, 1:25 4/5. B-Lewis Family Stables Partnership Ltd. (FL). Storm Master, g, 3, Thunder Gulch--Conquistress, by Conquistador Cielo. MNR, 12-3, 1m70y, 1:49 2/5. B-ClassicStar (KY). *$180,000 yrl '04 KEESEP; $90,000 2yo 2005 KEEAPR. **Full to Invisible Ink, MGISP, $465,088.Story's Image, f, 4, Pistols and Roses--Mississitty, by Texas City. MNR, 12-3, 1m, 1:44 3/5. B-Keri Basham (KY).

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CONDITIONS RESULT:ITALY, Livorno, 4.45, 12-4, i10,800, 2yo, 7 1/2fT,time: n/a, sf.MELY (GER) (f, 2, Tertullian--Mandera {Ger}, bySurumu {Ger}) Lifetime Record: 7 starts, 4 wins, 0 places, i16,575. O-G P Skok; B-Dr Christoph Berglar;T-Joze Skok. *i3,000 yrl '05 BBAOCT

ADDITIONAL MAIDEN WINNER:Charlotte Grey (GB), f, 2, Wizard King (GB)--Great Intent (GB), by Aragon (GB). Wolverhampton, Britain, 12-4, Mdn, 2yo, 5f 216y AWT. B-Finbar Kent. *3,000gns yrl '05 DONOCT SO. HEMISPHERE WINNERS BY EUROPEAN SIRES:Crystal Prince (Aus), g, 5, Shinko Forest (Ire)--Crystal Prince (NZ), by Palace Music. Eagle Farm (Brisbane), 12-2, Hcp, 3yo/up, c/g, 6 1/2fT. B-Glenlogan Park Pty Ltd.Three Chimneys (NZ), g, 6, Generous (Ire)--Star On Ice (NZ), by Half Iced. Wanganui (New Zealand), 12-2, Wanganui Cup-Listed, 3yo/up, 10fT, B-M J & Mrs A Hall.Minoa (NZ), g, 6, Pentire (GB)--Perspicacious (NZ), by Sound Reason. Eagle Farm (Brisbane), 12-2, Hcp, 3yo/up, 11f 30ydsT. B-Judge Clapham.Playwin (Aus), m, 6, Runyon (Ire)--Lady Qahira (Aus), by El Qahira (NZ). Moonee Valley (Melbourne), 12-2, Hcp, 4yo/up, f/m, 1mT. B-R & Mrs M Murdoch.Celtic Rise (Aus), m, 7, Celtic Swing (GB)--Born to Thrill (Aus), by Twig Moss (Fr). Sandown (Melbourne), 11-29, Hcp, 3yo/up, f/m, 1 5/16mT. B-Laurel Oak Born to Thrill Syndicate.

THIS WEEK IN HISTORY...December 8, 1989...Power to Geaux paid a record$2,922 for a $2 wager made at Aksarben on the simulcastof the 11th race from the Fair Grounds. The previousrecord for a payoff on a $2 bet was set June 17, 1912when Wishing Ring paid $1,885.50.

December 8, 1983...The longest shot in the field, 42-1Fortunate Prospect, took the seventh running of theMorven Stakes at The Meadowlands.

December 10, 1977...In his second year of riding, SteveCauthen became the first jockey to win $6 million in asingle season when he rode the three-year-old filly LittleHappiness to victory in the sixth race at Aqueduct.

December 11, 1983...John Henry became the first race-horse to surpass $4 million in career earnings when hewon the Hollywood Turf Cup.

December 12, 1942...1941 Triple Crown winnerWhirlaway wins the first Louisiana H. His appearance atFair Grounds was part of a war relief effort developed bythe newly formed Thoroughbred Racing Associations.

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