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TIZ CHROME, DOMONATION POSSIBLE FORSOUTHWEST Following the cancellation of last Satur-day=s GII Robert B. Lewis S. at Santa Anita, connec-

tions of Tiz Chrome(Tiznow) andDomonation (Maria=sMon) are now consider-ing a tilt at the GIII Southwest S. atOaklawn Park Feb. 15,Daily Racing Form re-ports. Even though theLewis has been resched-uled for Saturday,

trainer Bob Baffert may now send Tiz Chrome, the easywinner of the non-black-type Stuka S. Dec. 19, to theSouthwest instead of J “TDN Rising Star” J andJan. 16 GIII San Rafael S. victor Conveyance (IndianCharlie). According to DRF, Baffert will make a finaldecision before a flight leaves from California to Arkan-sas Wednesday. Domonation=s trainer John Sadler plansto keep Dave in Dixie (Dixie Union) in the Lewis.Domonation was second in the Stuka and third in theSan Rafael in his last two starts, while Dave in Dixiewas last seen finishing sixth in the GI Norfolk S. inOctober. AIt=s never optimal,@ Sadler told DRF. ATheywere ready to go Saturday. You want to go whenyou=ve trained and [are] ready to run.@

Levine Feeling Blessed Following ‘Saint’s Breeze... Buddy=s Saint (Saint Liam), dominant winner of theGII Nashua S. and GII Remsen S. at Aqueduct in thefall, remains on track to make his sophomore debut in

the GII Fasig-Tipton Fountain ofYouth after earning a bullet forhis six-furlong 1:12.68 breeze atGulfstream Sunday. AHe workedreally well, better than ever be-fore,@ trainer Bruce Levine toldDaily Racing Form. AThe horse infront of him kept his attention,and Jose said he was well withinhimself the whole time [and] thathe was afraid to let him run be-

cause he had a lot of horse there.@ The conditioner toldthe trade daily the Kingfield Stables representative willbreeze one final time either Saturday or Sunday in thelead up to the Fountain of Youth.

Pletcher Plots Paths... Todd Pletcher has selected the GII Risen Star S. atthe Fair Grounds Feb. 20 as the next start for Discreetly

Mine (Mineshaft), while SuperSaver (Maria=s Mon) is nowunder consideration for Aque-duct=s GIII Gotham S. Mar. 6.Discreetly Mine, a half-brotherto GISW Discreet Cat (For-estry), was runner-up inBelmont=s GII Futurity S. and GI Champagne S. as a juvenile,and was a troubled fourth as

the favorite n the Spectacular Bid S. at Gulfstream Jan.9 in his lone start at three. AThe way he=s been finishinghis works and galloping out afterwards is giving memore confidence he=ll stay two turns,@ Pletcher toldDRF. Super Saver was freshened after rolling to victoryin Churchill Downs= GII Kentucky Jockey Club S. inNovember, and has posted three workouts since lateJanuary. Rule (Roman Ruler) and Eskendereya (Giant=sCauseway) remain on target for the Feb. 13 GIII Sam F.Davis S. and Feb. 20 GII Fasig-Tipton Fountain of YouthS., respectively.

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ZARKAVA FOALS DALAKHANI FILLY European Horse of the Year Zarkava (Ire) (Zamindar--Zarkasha {Ire}, by Kahyasi {Ire}) gave birth to her first

foal last Saturdaynight at her owner=sAga Khan Studs inKilcullen, Co. Kildare.AShe is a lovely indi-vidual that is correct,strong and full ofquality,@ said the AgaKhan Stud=s Irishmanager PatDownes, who wit-nessed the foaling.

AIt was a straight forward foaling and Zarkava hasproved herself to be a good mother. The Dalakhani fillyis a good size for a first foal.@ The winner of the 2008G1 Prix de l=Arc de Triomphe is expected to be coveredby 2009 European Horse of the Year Sea the Stars (Ire)(Cape Cross {Ire}) this season.

MEDIA NOX (GB), 17, Lycius--Sky Love, by Nijinsky IIFoal born Feb. 4, a filly by First Defence. Owned by/boarded at Juddmonte Farms, KY.Accomplishments: GSW-US & Fr, $184,279. Dam ofBurning Sun (Danzig), GSW-Fr, SW-GB & GSP-US,$248,339; Nebraska Tornado (Storm Cat), MG1SW-Fr& G1SP-GB, $654,995; and Mirabilis (Lear Fan), GSW-US, SW & G1SP-Fr, $275,643.

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Sunday, Santa AnitaSAN ANTONIO H.-GII, $150,000, SAX, 2-7, 4yo/up, 1 1/8m (AWT), 1:49, ft.RICHARD'S KID, 120, h, 5, by Lemon Drop Kid

1st Dam: Tough Broad (MSW & GSP,$395,132), by Broad Brush

2nd Dam: Richard's Choice, by Private Account3rd Dam: Twenty Six Girl, by Blade

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One of the most difficult scenarios for breeders toassess is when a famous racehorse makes a less-than-sensational start to his stallion career, causing hisfee to plummet. The current economic climate has onlyaccentuated this situation and American breeders thisyear have the opportunity to pay $30,000 for 2004Horse of the Year Ghostzapper, instead of his original$200,000; $20,000 for 2003 Horse of the YearMineshaft, instead of his opening price of $100,000;$15,000 for Kentucky Derby winner Fusaichi Pegasus,who in the past has commanded 10 times that amount;or $10,000 for 2004=s champion three-year-old coltSmarty Jones, who spent his first four years at$100,000. Other spectacular reductions are available for somestallions who originally worked their way up the rank-ings, such as $17,500 for Forestry, whose fee was ashigh as $125,000 as recently as 2007, and $50,000for Awesome Again, whose 2008 fee was $150,000. Breeders who couldn=t previously afford these higherfees now have access to some one-time superstars, butis it wise to support such horses? And is it fair to ex-pect the stallion to maintain his level of performance, oreven better it, after his fee has fallen substantially? Normally a stallion=s fee dictates the quality of themares he attracts, unless he is lucky enough to enjoythe loyal support of a major-league owner or syndicate.So, if the quality of his mares falls in tandem with hisfee, can he realistically be expected to thrive? The answer, I believe, is that some of them representa worthwhile gamble. For a start, the level of fee canchange the type of mare sent to a stallion. We have allwitnessed young stallions which make eye-catchingstarts with hard-knocking mares whose virtues includedspeed and toughness. After the stallion=s bright startsets his fee soaring, he then tends to receive a moreclassic-type of mare, with more stamina in her back-ground. Unfortunately, this switch in emphasis doesn=talways play to the stallion=s strengths and consequentlyhis results do not improve in proportion to the rise in hisfee. cont. p4

PEDIGREE INSIGHTS B Y A N D R E W C A U L F I E L D

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Position AvailableWoodford County horse farm and sales agency is looking for a full-time horse sales

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Lemon Drop Kid

KingmamboMr. Prospector

Raise a Native Gold Digger

MiesqueNureyev

Pasadoble

Charming LassieSeattle Slew

Bold Reasoning My Charmer

Lassie DearBuckpasserGay Missile

Tough Broad MSW & GSP

5Fls, 4W, 1GSW

Broad BrushAck Ack

Battle JoinedFast Turned

Hay PatcherHoist the Flag Turn to Talent

Richard’s Choice 5Fls, 1SW

Private Account Damascus

Numbered Account

Twenty Six Girl 9Fls, 1SW

Blade Vegas Vixen

Richard=s Kid

Of course the reverse may occasionally also be true.A stallion who is perceived to be failing may actuallybenefit from the change in the type of mare sent tohim. He might prove better suited by tough, talentedmares with unexceptional pedigrees than byblue-blooded mares of unproven soundness. Also, thereis much more evidence available to breeders using astallion several years into his career as to what does ordoes not suit him. One stallion who successfully halted a decline in hiscareer is Lemon Drop Kid, the 2000 champion older male. Little more than three years ago, after Citronnade hadwon the GII San Gorgonio H., I commented in thiscolumn that: AThe bare facts are that, after starting out at$100,000, his [Lemon Drop Kid=s] fee has gone intofreefall, quickly dropping to $75,000 and $50,000before sinking to $20,000. This fall--combined with asimilar slump in his number of mares (from 120 in 2003to 58 in 2006)--would appear to tell the whole story.But does it? AThe fact that his AEI of 1.63 falls well short of hismares= Comparable Index confirms that Lemon Drop Kidwasn=t worthy of the sort of fee he started out at. Butthe record of this extremely well-bred son ofKingmambo is by no means all doom and gloom. Indeedhe could represent an attractive option at $20,000.@

Plenty of breeders apparently agreed with me, as theLane=s End stallion went on to cover 150 mares at hislowest fee in 2007, for a live-foal crop of 117 in 2008.There is good reason for thinking that this crop willbenefit both Lemon Drop Kid and the breeders whogave him the benefit of the doubt--it achieved an aver-age of over $72,000 at the yearling sales, with a topprice of $450,000, which is pretty good going in to-day=s climate. There is also encouragement to be foundin his previous crop, sired at only $30,000. Lemon DropKid attracted fewer than 60 mares in 2006, giving hima three-year-old crop numbering only 39 named foals.Of the 15 which raced at two, seven became winners,three became stakes winners and as many as five wonor placed in stakes. Lemon Drop Kid=s ever-improving record has ensuredthat his fee has bounced back from the depths of2007. He covered 155 mares at $35,000 in 2008 and127 at $50,000 last year. His connections have wiselydropped him back to $35,000 this year, when he isagain sure to be popular, thanks to his achievement ofsiring 11 percent stakes winners. I should also point outthat his AEI now stands at more than 2.00 and is nowmuch closer to his Comparable Index.

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Pedigree Insights cont.

As Bill Oppenheim highlighted in his recent columnson the latest APEX figures, Lemon Drop Kid ranksamong the most successful stallions of recent years,brushing shoulders with the likes of Galileo, SmartStrike, Unbridled=s Song, Giant=s Causeway and OasisDream as one of the elite Group 1 stallions with an ARunner Index of 2.50+ and an ABC Runners Index of2.00+. Incidentally, Awesome Again--another of thestallions I mentioned earlier--is another member of thiselite group. Lemon Drop Kid did extremely well to become aGrade I winner at two, despite his May 26 birthday,and he continued to progress throughout his secondand third seasons. It is therefore hardly surprising thatsome of his progeny also shine as mature performers.Citronnade was four when she gained all five of hergraded successes; Santa Teresita became a Grade Iwinner at five; and Richard=s Kid, winner of the GII SanAntonio H. two days ago, is another slow-burner. TheDubai World Cup contender didn=t gain his first gradedsuccess until his 19th start, when he took the PacificClassic last fall. Richard=s Kid has every right to be tough and durable,as Lemon Drop Kid started 24 times and thefive-year-old=s dam, the turf performer Tough Broad,fully lived up to her name, making 49 starts in fiveyears on the track. Tough Broad=s demanding career hasn=t hindered herbroodmare career, as she has become only the thirddaughter of Broad Brush to produce a Grade I winner,following the dams of Dreaming of Anna and Hot ChaCha. It is worth noting that Lemon Drop Kid has aperfect record with his eight foals out of Broad Brushmares, with two stakes winners among them, and healso two stakes winners from six foals out of mares byPrivate Account, sire of Richard=s Kid=s second dam.

I think it=s about time racing took advantage of theoverhead camera=s placed in mini-blimps or other tech-nology available to provide for better camera angles for resolving inquiries. Unfortunately for the connec-tions of Take the Points (crossed the wire in first, butwas DQ=d to fifth in Saturday=s GI Gulfstream Park TurfH.), a better view of what happened was not available.This is not the place to debate the merits of the deci-sion handed down by Gulfstream Park=s stewards, thepoint is to add this technology so Grade 1 races and$5,000 claimers alike can have the benefit of racesunder review to be decided with the best availableinformation available.

Many major racing events shown on television in thepast several seasons have employed this technologywith great success. Calvin Borel=s rail skimming rides on Street Sense and Mine That Bird were accentuatedby NBC=s use of an overhead camera. Every time I seethe use of the overhead camera, I cannot help but think it would be much more helpful than pan shots andhead-on shots which clearly do not tell the whole story. Getting cameras in place to provide for overhead shotsseems like a no-brainer to me!

Vincent P. D=AngeloTracy, California

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MT. LIVERMORE MARE TOPS F-T WINTERLavender Sky, a six-year-old daughter of Mt. Livermore,realized the top price of $340,000 at Fasig-Tipton=sWinter Mixed Sale in Lexington Monday. A member ofthe Three Chimneys Sales consignment, hip 149 waspurchased by Dr. William Lockridge, signing the ticketon behalf of an undisclosed foreign client. Out ofMunnaya (Nijinsky II), the chestnut finished runner-up inthe GII San Gorgonio H. and third in the GII Santa AnaH. The half-sister to stakes winner and group placedMystic Melody (Seattle Slew) also finished third in theGII Dahlia H. Campaigned by Tom Lenner, Howard Litt,Margie Strauss, Arnold Zetcher and Alex Solis II, themare is a granddaughter of GSW Hiaam (Alydar--Kamar,by Key to the Mint), who is a half-sister to MGISWGorgeous (Slew o= Gold), GI Kentucky Oaks heroineSeaside Attraction (Seattle Slew) and Canadian cham-pion Key to the Moon (Wajima). Despite getting the top prize of the day, Dr. Lockridgefailed to land the second-highest priced mare of theafternoon, hip 136. Consigned by Summerfield (Francisand Barbara Vanlangendonck), Julia Tuttle (Giant=sCauseway) was secured by Cherokee Equine=s TomRyan, who signed the ticket for the five-year-old. Act-ing on behalf of the Australian-based Bowden GlobalEquine, Ryan paid $235,000 to halter the daughter ofCandy Cane (Arg), a full-sister to Argentine championmiler and leading sire Candy Ride (Arg) (Ride the Rails). Late in the session, seven-year-old Bear=s Kid (LemonDrop Kid), secured a $260,000 final bid from the NovelGroup. Consigned by Glenmalure Farm LLC (Peter &Gina Kirwan), the son of GI Gazelle H. winner Tap toMusic (Pleasant Tap) is a winner of three starts, includ-ing the 2005 GII Summer S. From the extended familyof Northern Afleet and graded stakes winner Stellarette,the bay sold as a stallion prospect. Also drawing six figures yesterday was hip 94,Rgirldoesn=tbluff (Pine Bluff--Chasing Wind, by Mining).Louise and Kiki Courtelis= Town and Country Farmspurchased the seven-year-old for $215,000 from theHunter Valley Farm consignment. Trained by Kirk Ziadieand for a short time by Wesley Ward, Rgirldoesn=tbluffwas a four-time stakes winner and was runner-up toSugar Swirl (Awesome Again) in a sloppy renewal ofthe GIII First Lady H. in 2008. She was retired at theend of the 2008 season with a record of 25-7-7-2 andearnings of $241,270. For complete results visitwww.fasig-tipton.com.

Fasig-Tipton Winter Mixed Sale cont. p2

TOP THREE BROODMARES - MONDAYHip Name Covering Stallion Price ($)149 Lavender Sky Broodmare Prospect 340,000

(6, Mt. Livermore--Munnaya, by Nijinsky II)Consigned by Three Chimneys Sales, AgentPurchased by William W. Lockridge, Agent

136 Julia Tuttle Racing/b’mare prospect 235,000(5, Giant=s Causeway--Candy Cane {Arg}, by Ride the Rails)

Consigned by Summerfield (Francis & BarbaraVanlangendonck), Agent

Purchased by Bowden Global Equine094 Rgirldoesn’tbluff Medaglia d=Oro 215,000

(7, Pine Bluff--Chasing Wind, by Mining)Consigned by Hunter Valley Farm, Agent

Purchased by Town & Country Farms

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SESSION TOTALS: 2010 2009 Catalogued 337 306 No. Offered 270 244 No. Sold 192 206 RNAs 78 38 % RNAs 28.9% 15,5% High Price $325,000 $130,000 Gross $3,052,600 $2,392,900 Average $15,899 (+36.9%) $11,616 Median $5,000 (NC) $5,000

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RINGSIDE...with Lucas Marquardt

THIS ‘SKY’ IS NOT THE LIMIT Yesterday=s topper, the $340,000 Lavender Sky (Mt. Livermore), in a way represented the meeting oftwo promising young operations in Thoroughbred Rac-ing. Selling the six-year-old was a group that includedAlex Solis II, the son of jockey Alex Solis who, despitebeing in his mid-twenties, has been involved in thepurchase of horses of the ilk of Grade I winner Daytona(Ire) (Indian Ridge {Ire}), as well as multiple gradedwinners The Pamplemousse (Kawfain) and Valbenny(Ire) (Val Royal {Fr}). And the other operation, the buyer? Well, we can=tsay, really. Not because we are secretive sort and reluc-tant to part with the information, but because blood-stock agent Dr. Bill Lockridge, who signed the ticket forLavender Sky, said his client would rather remain anon-ymous at present. However, according to Lockridge,the gentleman for whom he is buying is looking to builda powerhouse, international breed-to-race operation. Asked if it fair to characterize his client as new to thebusiness, Lockridge, who helped establish Ashford Studin the 1970s before the operation was sold toCoolmore, added, ANot exactly; he=s been on thefringes. But now, he=s ready to go full blast, and hewants to be a major force internationally. He=s a first-glass guy, and very, very astute businessman. AI would say that we=d like to purchase between 40and 60 mares,@ added Lockridge. AI think he=ll race; Idon=t think he=s interested in being a commercialbreeder. Most of his mares will stay in the NorthernHemisphere.@ Lockridge and his client have found themselves a bitbehind the eight ball, at least in terms of acquiringmares for the upcoming breeding season. The pair did-n=t join forces until just before the Keeneland Januarysale, leaving Lockridge a vastly diminished pool ofmares to choose from. Lockridge, however, remainedselective, and went after just one mare at January, theeventual sale-topper Miss Isella (Silver Charm), whowas knocked down to Frank Stronach for $1.085 mil-lion. AShe went way beyond what my evaluation of herwas; I=m not sure where I quit, but it was substantiallyless that a million,@ said Lockridge. Lockridge was stymied yet again early yesterday. Roughly 20 minutes before Lavender Sky entered thering, Lockridge struck out on Julia Tuttle (Giant=sCauseway) and was the underbidder on that $235,000broodmare prospect, but the stars aligned for the saletopper.

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AWell, I liked her race record,@ Lockridge said of Lav-ender Sky. APlus she=s from the family of Kamar, who=sone of the great blue-hen mares in the Thoroughbredworld. Her dam was by Nijinsky II, and even though shewasn=t a stellar racehorse, it=s still Nijinsky. She couldrun and ran with good company and beat some goodhorses, so it was a combination of all of the above. Shewas a good individual--a little small--but very correct.She=s the kind of mares you raise runners out of. AI=d hope to pay less for her, but what I explained tothe buyer, the top end of the horses bring as muchtoday as they did three years ago,@ said Lockridge. AIfhe continues to buy at this level, I can virtually guaran-tee him success at the racetrack. I=d gone to my limitand maybe a little beyond, but she was a standout inthe sale, and that=s the level at which we want to buy.We want mares of that quality.@ Lockridge said that he would be busy over the nextweeks and months trying to add broodmares into thefold, though he admits that will be a tough propositionthis far into the season. AI=d like to get as many as 20 mares [this spring],which is a tall order, as a lot of these mare are alreadycommitted, and a lot of the quality mares are now invery strong hands and are hard to find and buy. But I=llbe looking on a daily basis for additional mares. I likeyoung mares, having their first or second foals, and theyhave to have run and been from a blue-hen family.@

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Looking toward a possible mate for Lavender Sky,Lockridge pointed to Taxonomist (Seeking the Gold), atwo-year-old half-brother to the mare, as a possibledeciding factor. AIt is my understanding that they think very highly ofthe Seeking the Gold, so it was suggested that we goto a Mr. Prospector-line horse,@ Lockridge explained.AOne of the things that jumps out to me as a result ofwhat I have seen Quality Road do--he=s been my favor-ite male race horse over the past two years--is thatElusive Quality [the sire of last weekend=s GI Donn H.winner] would be a good choice. But there are a lot ofoptions with this mare. Kamar has crossed well with anumber of male lines, and it=s just a matter of sittingdown and selecting a horse who=s a proven stallion thatI think is properly priced. In this market, and thinkyou=re so much better served with a mare like this to goto a proven stallion.@ Lockridge said he wasn=t sure where the mare wouldbe boarded. Now, back to Solis and his partners. Four years andone month ago, at the 2006 Keeneland January Sale,Three Chimneys Farm purchased Lavender Sky for$130,000 on behalf of Solis, Tom Lenner, Howard Litt,Margie Strauss, and Arnold Zetcher. Litt=s son Jason,who works in the bloodstock services department atThree Chimneys, helped find the filly.

Solis explained, AI run a lot of syndicates--ThePamplemousse and Daytona (Ire) and horses like that--and I got a phone call from Jason, who=s my partner inKentucky. He said, >I=ve got a filly I think you=ll like.= SoI raised some money out here and we wound up buyingher.@ It wound up being an astute purchase, as LavenderSky placed in a trio of Grade II events and banked

nearly $200,000 before top-ping yesterday=s event. De-spite the solid race record,Solis said we probably didn=tsee the mare=s best effort. AIf she was lacking onething, it was the killer in-stinct,@ Solid explained. AShewas right there in a lot ofthose races and ran a five onThe Sheets, but we had to

drop her into a >non-winners of one= to get her to winher second race. But she had all the ability in the world,though mentally, she didn=t always want to do it. Physi-cally, she=s a beautiful filly. She=s not the biggest thingin the world, but a lot of those good grass fillies aren=tthat big, so that didn=t worry us too much. She=s reallywell-balanced and is beautiful and is real kind to bearound.@ cont. p4

Howard and Jason Litt

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H C E N T R A L H

Ringside cont.

That clashes with the personality of Lavender Sky=shalf-sister Dreamalong (Rahy), reports Solis. In whatturned out to be another savvy purchase, the samegroup that owned Lavender Sky came back to the wellfor Dreamalong, who is two years her junior. Theypurchased her for $130,000 as a Keeneland Septemberyearling in 2007, at which point Lavender Sky hadbroken her maiden and raced well in allowance com-pany after returning from injury. ALavender Sky had broken her maiden really impres-sively [in November of her two-year-old year], but thenhad to have a chip removed from an ankle,@ Solis ex-plained of how the story went down. AShe came backat Del Mar as a three-year-old and was really comingaround, and she finished a good second in an allowancerace there. The [September] sale was three weeks later,and there was a stakes race around that time that wedecided to pass on, because we didn=t want to addblack-type to the page. We knew this filly was goingthrough the sale. So we played it a little differently, andeverything worked out.@ Dreamalong hasn=t yet added her own black-type tothe page, but Solis thinks it=s probably a matter of time. AShe finished fifth, beaten only 1 13/4 lengths, in theGI Del Mar Oaks last summer, and recently was fourth,beaten a length, in a stakes at Hollywood in December,@he said. AShe=s going to run next week in the GII BuenaVista H. at Santa Anita. She=s a very talented filly andwill be a nice stakes horse for sure.@ As for the diverging temperaments, Solis added,ADreamalong is a pretty evil horse to be around; she=lltry to come through the webbing to get you.@ Looking back to Lavender Sale=s purchase, Solis re-lates a bit of breaking-and-training trivia. ALavender Sky was an unbroken two-year-old at theJanuary Sale when we got her,@ Solis said. AWe senther to Florida to be broken, and she was actually bro-ken with Zenyatta. Her and Zenyatta were both atPlumely Farms with Jeanne Mayberry. She called me upand said, >Your filly can really run, but I=ve got onethat=s a little better.=@

FIVE YEARS PRISON FOR TANAKA Former Thor-oughbred racehorse owner Gary Tanaka was sentencedyesterday in a New York City court to five years inprison for securities fraud, according to published re-ports. Sentenced along with former business partnerAlberto Vilar, Tanaka was arrested in 2005 for allegedlystealing money invested with Amerindo InvestmentAdvisors. Both men were convicted in November,2008.

Yesterday=s Results:8th-FGX, $44,500, Alw, Opt. Clm. ($62,500), NW3X,4yo/up, f/m, a1 1/16mT, 1:47 4/5, gd.DANCIN PERFECT (f, 4, Pleasantly Perfect--Dancewiththebride {MSW, $274,261}, by Belong toMe), despite being bothered at the start, set glacialfractions and turned back her rivals to score in a FairGrounds allowance Nov. 13. Bumped up in class for thePago Hop S. over this course Dec. 5, she closedstrongly only to have her rally fall short by a head. Shenever fired when fifth in the Furl Sail H. in the Big EasyJan. 2, but was able to get back on track here. Off asthe 5-2 favorite, the bay raced behind cover in thirdthrough splits :50.51 and 1:16.25. She and Elison(Elusive Quality) kicked clear of their rivals in tandeminside the furlong marker, with Dancin Perfect diggingin to defeat that rival by a nose. Sales history: $17,000RNA yrl >07 KEESEP; $20,000 2yo >08 TEXMAR. Clickfor the brisnet.com chart or Video, sponsored by TaylorMade. Lifetime Record: 13-4-3-1, $124,910. O-Good Tyme Racing LLC & Richard Ringo. B-Mr & MrsR David Randal (KY). T-Mike Burgess.

BROTHER DEREKBenchmark - Miss Soft Sell

GI Winner at 2 • GI Winner at 3$1.6 Million in Earnings

“Brother Derek was everything you dream about in a horse.The way he looked, the way he moved, he just radiated withclass. With certain horses, you can just tell, they have an airabout them. We’ve trained some very good horses, andBrother Derek, well, he just toyed with the others.”

— John Brocklebank, Brother Derek’s Yearling Purchaser & 2YO Consignor.

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H A M E R I C A N - B R E D W I N N E R S HCentral report cont.

6th-FGX, $43,000, Alw, Opt. Clm. ($40,000), NW2X,4yo/up, f/m, a5 1/2fT, 1:05 3/5, gd.KNOCKOUT BERTIE (f, 4, Distorted Humor--Red HotBertie, by Tabasco Cat), an allowance winner at Chur-chill June 28, was third in the Femme Fatale S. at PennNational July 31 in her black-type debut. TryingPolytrack in a Sept. 18 allowance at Arlington, shefaded after setting the pace to check in fourth. Thehomebred was given a 5-1 chance here in her first starton turf. Away quickly, she pressed the pace whileracing three wide around the turn, responded to urgingwith three-sixteenths left and tagged pacesetterSakakawea (Rossini) in the final strides to get up by anose. Click for the brisnet.com chart or Video, spon-sored by Taylor Made. Lifetime Record: SP, 7-3-1-1,$102,025. O-Richard, Bertram & Elaine Klein. B-Bertram W Klein(KY). T-Steve Margolis.

IN JAPAN:A Shin Lead O, f, 4, Orientate--Eishin Linden, by Alydeed. Kyoto, 2-7, Plate Race, 6f. Lifetime Record: 12-2-1-2, $224,444. O-Hirotsugu Hirai; B-Winchester Farm; T-Ken Kozaki. *1/2 to A Shin B L (Sakura Bakushin O {Jpn}), SP-Jpn, $618,248.Uncle Lee Sam, h, 9, Exploit--Two Punch Lil (MSW, $184,129), by Two Punch. Kyoto, 2-6, Subaru S., 7f. Lifetime Record: 31-7-2-3, $1,391,778. O-Yuno Inc; B-Dr Charles S Giles; T-Yoshiyasu Tajima. *1/2 to Yuwa Hurricane (Mt. Livermore), SP-Jpn, $437,764. **$195,000 yrl >02 KEESEP; $700,000 2yo >03 BESMAR.

IN UAE:Bab Al Bahrain, h, 6, Kingmambo--Honfleur (Ire) (SW-Fr), by Sadler=s Wells. Abu Dhabi, 2-7, Cond, 1200mT, 1:13.59. Lifetime Record: 3-1-1-0. O-Bouresly Racing Syndicate; B-ClassicStar; T-Rashed Bouresly. *3/4 to Creekview (Gone West), GSP-Ire. **$145,000 RNA yrl >05 KEESEP; 2,200gns HRA >07 DONDEC.

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H E U R O P E A N - B R E D W I N N E R S H

KANDAHAR RUN TO AMMERLAND Kandahar Run(GB) (Rock of Gibraltar {Ire}--Kenmist {GB}, by Kenmare{Fr}) has been retired to his owner=s Gestut Ammerlandfor the 2010 season. Successful in the listedNewmarket S. in 2008, the Britton House Stud-bredthree-parts brother to the 2004 G1 Prix du Moulinheroine Grey Lilas (Ire) (Danehill) failed to return to thetrack after his fifth in the G1 Prix Jean Prat at Chantillytwo years ago. On the board in five of seven starts, thefive-year-old won three times. No fee has been an-nounced.

IN AUSTRALIA:Hawk Island (Ire), g, 5, Hawk Wing--Crimphill (Ire) (SW-Ire, $102,117), by Sadler=s Wells. Rosehill (Sydney), 2-6, Hcp, 4yo/up, 1 1/4mT. B-Bernard Cooke. *80,000gns wnlg >05 TATDEC; 75,000gns yrl >06 TATOCT; 9,000gns HRA >08 TATHIT.

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RIGHT APPROACH COLT TOPS CAPE SUMMERSALE A colt by 2004 G1 Dubai Duty Free winner RightApproach (GB) (Machiavellian) topped the BloodstockSA Cape Summer Yearling Sale held Sunday at San-dringham Farm near Stellenbosch in South Africa.Lot 91, consigned by Daytona Stud, is out of HockeyCorner (SAf) (Sportsworld), a half-sister to the dam of2008 G1 Dubai Duty Free winner Jay Peg (SAf) (Cam-den Park). The yearling was purchased for R700,000($90,376) by Rainbow Beach Trading. Of the 254 year-lings catalogued for Sunday=s auction, 27 were with-drawn and 60 were reported not sold. The 167 lotssold grossed R11,867,000 for an average of R71,060--down 9.4 percent from the 2009 average of R78,399.During last year=s sale, 153 yearlings sold for an aggre-gate of R11,995,000.

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FESTIVAL BRINGS KARAKA SALES WEEK TOCLOSE The New Zealand Bloodstock=s 84th NationalYearling Sales concluded Monday at Karaka with the

final session of the two-day Fes-tival sale. Lot 1397, a colt byElusive City out of Wishing Belle(NZ) (Sir Tristram {Ire}) set anew sales record, selling forNZ$110,000 ($75,128). Theyearling was consigned byHaunui Farm and was purchasedby New Zealand Bloodstock asagent for Cambridge clients. Heis from the family of group win-ners Delightful Belle (NZ), Belledu Jour (NZ) and Perfectly Ready

(NZ). During the two-day Festival Sale, 328 yearlingssold for NZ$4,915,600. The average, NZ$14,987, rose25 percent from the 2009 figure of NZ$11,997, whilethe median remained constant at NZ$10,000. Theclearance rate was 71 percent.

AUSTRALIAN GROUP WINNER BY EUROPEAN SIRE:Growl (NZ), g, 7, Montjeu (Ire)--The Lions Roar (NZ) (Hwt. Older Mare-NZ at 10 1/4f+, G1SW-NZ), by Western Symphony. Hobart (Tasmania), 2-8, Hobart Cup-G3, 3yo/up, 1 3/8mT, A$220,000 to winner. B-Windsor Park Stud Ltd; T-David Hayes. *1/2 to Leeu (NZ) (Volksraad {GB}), MSW & GSP-NZ. **GSW & G1SP-Aus.

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CUMULATIVE: 2010 2009 Catalogued 520 526 Offered 462 463 No. Sold 328 375 RNA 134 88 %RNA 29% 19% Gross (NZ$) 4,915,600 4,498,700 Average (NZ$) 14,987 (+25%) 11,997 Median (NZ$) 10,000 (n/c) 10,000

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TDN Euro is:England: Sean Cronin (CAFE Racing)

Tom Frary (CAFE Racing)France: Claude BeniadaGermany: Christa RiebelIreland: Dave KeenaItaly: Giorgio Barsotti

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B R E E D E R S’ E D I T I O NAMERICA

H W I N N E R S B Y U. S. S I R E S H

ALLOWANCE RESULTS:9th-PHA, $42,300, NW1X, 3yo, f, 6f, 1:12 2/5, ft.SEASIDE FORTUNE (f, 3, Forest Danger--Option Contract, by Forty Niner) Lifetime Record: 6-2-1-1,$52,170. O-Silver Trail Stables LLC. B-Michael Rainier(KY). T-Eberd Estrada. *1/2 to Shake The Dice (Bound-ary), SW, $523,851.

ADDITIONAL MAIDEN WINNERS:Lost Fortune, c, 3, Lost Soldier--Snars Good Fortune (SP, $120,500), by Snar. PHA, 2-8, (S), 5 1/2f, 1:07. B-Wendy Mutnick (PA). Medaglia Strikes, c, 3, Medaglia d=Oro--Strikes No Spares (SW & GSP, $121,129), by Smart Strike. FGX, 2-8, (C), a1mT, 1:42 4/5. B-Northwest Farms LLC (KY). *$40,000 yrl >08 KEESEP.

IN JAPAN:+Meteorologist (Jpn), c, 3, Golden Missile--Bayou Storm, by Storm Cat. Kyoto, 2-6, Maiden Race, 9f. Lifetime Record: 1-1-0-0, $77,778. O-Makoto Kaneko Holdings; B-Hidaka Taiyo Farm; T-Yasutoshi Ikee.

IN AUSTRALASIA:Hearstareforlove (Aus), f, 2, Hussonet--Happy Heart (Fr), by Exit to Nowhere. Doomben (Brisbane), 2-6, Hcp, 2yo, 6fT. B-Emily Krstina (Aust) Pty Ltd.Butt I=m Ready (Aus), g, 2, More Than Ready--Pretty Buttons (Aus), by Danehill. Rosehill (Sydney), 2-6, Hcp, 2yo, 5 1/2fT. B-G Harvey.San Leon (Aus), g, 3, Elusive Quality--Miaow (Aus), by Storm Cat. Eagle Farm (Brisbane), 2-3, Mdn, 3yo/up, 7 1/2fT. B-Darley Australia Pty Ltd Kelvinside.Well Satisfied (Aus), c, 3, Elusive Quality--Suite (Aus), by Stravinsky. Eagle Farm (Brisbane), 2-3, Mdn, 3yo/up, c/g, 5fT. B-J B Cummings, M Alexeff, P Beswick, T Kostos, L Rose & L Smith.Recoup de Fortune (Aus), g, 4, Fusaichi Pegasus--Volte (Aus), by Marauding (NZ). Canterbury (Sydney), 2-3, Hcp, 3yo/up, 6fT. B-Reavill Farm Thoroughbreds Pty Ltd.

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B R E E D E R S’ E D I T I O NEUROPE

Winners by U.S. Sires:In Australasia cont.

Smuggler=s Inn (Aus), g, 4, Giant=s Causeway--Bona Omina (Aus), by Raami (GB). Eagle Farm (Brisbane), 2-3, Hcp, 3yo/up, 11f 35ydsT. B-Armidale Stud & Dr G M McLeod.Wiggles (NZ), f, 4, Van Nistelrooy--Eliza (NZ), by Deputy Governor. Riccarton (Christchurch), 2-3, Mdn, 3yo/up, 4 1/2fT. B-Ngaire & W G Fraser.Nadege (NZ), m, 5, Giant=s Causeway--Champagne (NZ), by Zabeel (NZ). Tauherenikau (New Zealand), 2-7, Wairarapa Thoroughbred Breeders S.-Listed, 4yo/up, f/m, 1mT, NZ$28,125 to winner. B-R A Emery.Estancia Rios (Aus), m, 5, Hussonet--Eleanor=s Pride (Fr), by Barathea (Ire). Rosehill (Sydney), 2-6, Hcp, 4yo/up, f/m, 7fT. B-Gainsborough Stud Australia Pty Ltd & Arrowfield Group Pty Ltd.Miss Maren (NZ), m, 5, Stravinsky--Deebee Lady (NZ), by Brilliant Invader (Aus). Caulfield (Melbourne), 2-6, Hcp, 4yo/up, 7fT. B-D A & N H Bell.Vantastic (NZ), m, 5, Van Nistelrooy--Macanudo (NZ), by Kingdom Bay (NZ). Te Rapa (New Zealand), 2-6, Hcp, 4yo/up, 7fT. B-Whakanui Stud Ltd.Honour Happy List (Aus), m, 7, Honour and Glory--Hate to Lose (Aus), by Best Western (Aus). Doomben (Brisbane), 2-6, Hcp, 4yo/up, 10f 45ydsT. B-G Harvey.

IN ARGENTINA:Gameiro (Arg), c, 2, Grand Slam--Garza Bruja (Arg), by Senor Pete. Palermo, 2-7, Mdn, 1000m, :56.36. Lifetime Record: 2-1-0-0. B-Haras Torre Herberos.Storm Rotter (Arg), c, 3, Bernstein--Rosh Hashanna (Arg), by Bold Forli. Palermo, 2-7, Mdn, 1000m, :56.79. Lifetime Record: 4-1-0-1. B-Haras La Biznaga.Brisa Sur (Arg), f, 4, Honour and Glory--South Wind (Arg), by Speakerphone. Palermo, 2-7, Mdn, 1200m, 1:10.74. Lifetime Record: 4-1-1-2. B-Haras de La Pomme.

CONDITIONS RESULTS:ITALY, Rome, 15.20, 2-7, i13,500, 3yo, 1m (AWT),1:38.10, stn.MARBLACK (GB) (f, 3, Martino Alonso {Ire}--BlackGonal {Ire}, by Octagonal {NZ}) Lifetime Record: 3-2-0-0, i14,875. O/B-Scuderia SIBA di AziendaAgricola Antezzate Srl; T-Armando Renzoni.

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H W I N N E R S B Y E U R O S I R E S H

ITALY, Rome, 17.05, 2-7, i13,500, 4yo/up, 7f (AWT),1:24.30, stn.ETERNITY BOY (IRE) (h, 6, Monashee Mountain--MindyGirl {Ire}, by Last Tycoon {Ire}) Lifetime Record: 25-6-6-1, i75,429. O-Enrico Tuoni; B-Eugenia FarmSrl; T-Giovanni Colella. *i44,000 yrl >05 SGASEP.

ITALY, Pisa, 14.05, 2-7, i12,600, 3yo, 6fT, 1:14.04, sf.MAREMIT (ITY) (c, 3, Martino Alonso {Ire}--Show Time{Ity}, by Pivotal {GB}) Lifetime Record: 6-2-0-2,i18,428. O/B-Scuderia SIBA di Azienda AgricolaAntezzate Srl; T-Stefano Botti.

ITALY, Pisa, 15.10, 2-7, i11,700, 4yo/up, 1 3/8mT,2:27.80, sf.FENOMEN (GB) (c, 4, Pivotal {GB}--Sispre {Fr}, byMaster Willie {GB}) Lifetime Record: 4-2-1-0, i11,356.O-Scuderia Rencati Srl; B-Azienda Agricola Francesca;T-Stefano Botti. *1/2 to Fisich (GB) (Halling), GSW &G1SP-Ity, $521,954; Fa A Mezz (GB) (Halling), MSP-Ity,$295,915; Furmigadelagiusta (GB) (Galileo {Ire}), SW-Eng, $127,834.

ADDITIONAL MAIDEN WINNERS:Chipina (Fr), f, 3, Priolo--Akar Baby (GB), by Akarad (Fr). Toulouse, France, 2-8, Cond, 3yo, f, 1 1/4mT. B-Mme S Ringler & R Frieh.

Issacar (Ire), c, 3, Traditionally--Indolente (Ire), by Diesis (GB). Toulouse, France, 2-8, Cond, 3yo, c/g, 1 1/4mT. B-Glending Bloodstock. *i4,500 RNA wnlg >07 GOFNOV; i4,000 yrl >08 TATIRE.Melnitz (Ire), c, 3, Verglas (Ire)--Brigher (Ire), by Priolo. Hyeres, France, 2-7, Mdn, 3yo, 1850mT. B-Ecurie Skymarc Farm. *i10,000 wnlg >07 GOFNOV; i8,000 yrl >08 GOFSPT; i28,000 2yo >09 ARQAPR.Peace Corps (GB), g, 4, Medicean (GB)--Tromond (GB) (SP-Eng), by Lomond. Wolverhampton, Britain, 2-8, Mdn, 4yo/up, 12f 50yds (AWT). B-Cheveley Park Stud Ltd. *25,000gns RNA HIT >09 TATJUL. **1/2 to Nowhere to Exit (GB) (Exit to Nowhere), GSW & G1SP-Fr, $236,324; 3/4 to Cesare (GB) (Machiavellian), MSW & G1SP-Eng, $653,292.Irish Beauty (Ire), f, 4, Verglas (Ire)--Irish Flower (Ire) (SP-Fr), by Zieten. Hyeres, France, 2-7, Mdn, 4yo, 1850mT. B-A Schnieder. *i28,000 RNA wnlg >06 GOFNOV.

IN AUSTRALASIA:Cape Treasure (Aus), f, 3, Cape Cross (Ire)--Moments I Treasure, by Mt. Livermore. Avondale (New Zealand), 2-5, Mdn, 3yo/up, 6fT. B-Darley Australia Pty Ltd Kelvinside.

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Winners by European Sires cont.

Riomoral (NZ), g, 3, Captain Rio (GB)--Immoral (NZ), by Last Tycoon (Ire). Te Rapa (New Zealand), 2-6, Mdn, 3yo, 6fT. B-Forhomes Investments Ltd.Amazing Spy (NZ), g, 3, Danroad (Aus)--Quasi Stellar (Aus), by Catrail. Avondale (New Zealand), 2-5, Hcp, 3yo/up, 1mT. B-Highview Stud Ltd.Rock Face (Aus), c, 3, Encosta de Lago (Aus)--Freckled Face (Aus), by Polish Patriot. Sandown (Melbourne), 2-3, Hcp, 3yo, 5fT. B-Dr D J O=Brien.Diamondsahoy (Aus), g, 3, Exceed and Excel (Aus)-- Ruffles (Aus), by Zeditave (Aus). Randwick (Sydney), 2-5, Mdn, 3yo, 5fT. B-Toorak Park Stud Pty Ltd.Loistaa (Aus), f, 3, Exceed and Excel (Aus)--Our Sousy, by Silver Hawk. Avondale (New Zealand), 2-5, Mdn, 3yo, 6fT. B-Darley Australia Pty Ltd Kelvinside.Double Whisky (NZ), g, 3, Golan (Ire)--Double Owe (NZ), by Oregon. Randwick (Sydney), 2-5, Hcp, 3yo, 7f 165ydsT. B-B S P Marra.Champagne Ransom (Aus), g, 3, Red Ransom--Ishinca, by Mt. Livermore. Wingatui (New Zealand), 2-6, Dunedin Guineas-Listed, 3yo, 7fT, NZ$28,125 to winner. B-Darley Australia Pty Ltd Kelvinside.Captain Sonador (Aus), c, 3, Shamardal--Pushing Daisies (Aus), by Kenny=s Best Pal (Aus). Doomben (Brisbane), 2-6, Hcp, 3yo, 5f 120ydsT. B-Mill Park.No Evidence Needed (Aus), f, 3, Shamardal--Generosa (NZ), by Generous (Ire). Caulfield (Melbourne), 2-6, Hcp, 3yo, f, 6fT. B-Mr J B Cummings, Mr B Halcombe, Mr T Kostos, Mr M Alexeeff, Mr L Smith & Dato Tan Chin Nam.Sargent (NZ), g, 3, Viking Ruler (Aus)--Stirling Rose (NZ), by One Pound Sterling (GB). Avondale (New Zealand), 2-5, Mdn, 3yo/up, 1mT. B-Miss E C Pollard.Sacred Choice (Aus), f, 4, Choisir (Aus)--Sacred Habit (NZ), by Sir Tristram (Ire). Rosehill (Sydney), 2-6, Hcp, 4yo/up, 6 1/2fT. B-Mr K G Williams & Mr K R Biggins.Eight Under (Aus), g, 4, Encosta de Lago (Aus)--Ateates (Aus), by Zeditave (Aus). Randwick (Sydney), 2-5, Mdn, 4yo/up, 6 1/2fT. B-Alma Vale Bloodstock Pty Ltd.Amaryllis (NZ), f, 4, Red Ransom--Lafleur (NZ), by Zabeel (NZ). Avondale (New Zealand), 2-5, Hcp, 4yo/up, 6fT. B-P J & P M Vela Ltd.Mighty Ruler (NZ), g, 4, Viking Ruler (Aus)--Gold Stairway (Aus), by Marscay (Aus). Avondale (New Zealand), 2-5, Mdn, 3yo/up, 1mT. B-Sir Patrick & Lady Hogan.Tagus (Aus), g, 5, Encosta de Lago (Aus)--Lady Capel (Aus), by Last Tycoon (Ire). Rosehill (Sydney), 2-6, Hcp, 4yo/up, 1 1/8mT. B-Mr G Harvey.Monashee Dancer (Aus), g, 5, Monashee Mountain-- Tres Rapide (NZ), by Paris House (GB). Doomben (Brisbane), 2-6, Hcp, 4yo/up, 5f 10ydsT. B-Mr L Chan.Montahlia (NZ), m, 6, Montjeu (Ire)--Zatsalady (NZ), by Zabeel (NZ). Moonee Valley (Melbourne), 2-5, Hcp, 4yo/up, 1 7/8mT. B-Monovale Holdings Ltd.

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BELMONT Rule by Night (Malibu Moon), 5f, 1:02.66, 7/15 Sky Haven (Sky Mesa), 5f, 1:02.22, 6/15 The Roundhouse (Fusaichi Pegasus), 4f, :50.30, 26/41

FAIR GROUNDS Dubious Miss (E Dubai), 5f, 1:01.00, 4/74 El Brujo (Candy Ride {Arg}), 4f, :51.00, 56/102 Friesan Fire (A.P. Indy), 5f, 1:01.40, 7/74 Giant Oak (Giant’s Causeway), 6f, 1:15.00, 2/4 Hot Dixie Chick (Dixie Union), 5f, 1:04.80, 64/74 Silverfoot (With Approval), 6f, •1:14.20, 1/4 Tizaqueena (Tiznow), 4f, :49.80, 23/102

GULFSTREAM Call Shot (Tale of the Cat), 4f, :52.80, 16/17 Hatfield (Proud Citizen), 5f, 1:01.40, 5/12

HOLLYWOOD PARK Crisp (El Corredor), 5f, 1:00.80, 5/45 Fluke (Brz) (Wild Event), 5f, 1:01.60, 16/45 Life Is Sweet (Storm Cat), 5f, 1:01.60, 16/45 Make Music for Me (Bernstein), 6f, 1:14.80, 13/23 Sidney’s Candy (Candy Ride {Arg}), 6f, •1:12.20, 1/23 Zardana (Brz) (Crimson Tide {Ire}), 5f, 1:03.80, 41/45

PALM MEADOWS Bribon (Fr) (Mark of Esteem {Ire}), 7fT, 1:29.00, 1/1 Checklist (Gone West), 4f, :51.90, 21/25 Fenway Faithful (Grand Slam), 3f, :36.60, 3/10 Ibboyee (Medallist), 5f, •1:01.50, 1/8 Negligee (Northern Afleet), 5f, 1:02.00, 4/8 Taqarub (Aldebaran), 5fT, 1:03.90, 12/12 Worstcasescenario (Forbidden Apple), 4f, :48.20, 7/31

PAYSON PARK Gone Astray (Dixie Union), 4f, :51.00, 13/25 Muskha (Empire Maker), 4f, :49.60, 7/25 Sal the Barber (Alphabet Soup), 3f, :39.00, 10/12 Winchester (Theatrical {Ire}), 5f, 1:04.60, 11/13

SANTA ANITA American Lion (Tiznow), 5f, 1:00.40, 16/98 Battle of Hastings (GB) (Royal Applause {GB}), 5f, 1:01.00, 34/98 Bulldogger (Dixie Union), 4f, :46.80, 3/88 Caracortado (Cat Dreams), 5f, 1:00.60, 23/98 Concord Point (Tapit), 4f, :47.60, 12/88 Connemara (Giant’s Causeway), 5f, 1:01.80, 63/98 Domonation (Maria’s Mon), 6f, 1:13.80, 17/44 Evening Jewel (Northern Afleet), 4f, :48.20, 23/88 Macias (Purge), 6f, 1:13.00, 7/44 Misremembered (Candy Ride {Arg}), 5f, :59.60, 3/98 Nextdoorneighbor (Lido Palace {Chi}), 5f, 1:00.40, 16/98 Pink Blossom (Proud Citizen), 3f, :34.80, 4/32 Smart Bid (Smart Strike), 5f, 1:00.20, 10/98 Tiz Chrome (Tiznow), 5f, :59.60, 3/98 Witty (Distorted Humor), 7f, 1:26.60, 1/3 You Lift Me Up (Lord Carson), 5f, 1:01.80, 63/98