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>PHAROAH= OFFICIALLY HASKELL BOUND Triple Crown winner American Pharoah (Pioneerof theNile) will make his next start in Monmouth Park=s GI William Hill Haskell Invitational S. Aug. 2, ownerAhmed Zayat told ESPN.com Thursday.

"I've decided to do thelogical step and runAmerican Pharoah atMonmouth," Zayat said."I'm trying to create one ofthe best days racing hasever seen for its fans andone that will also fit theprestige that surroundsAmerican Pharoah. I want itto be a great day foreveryone that will celebrate

racing." Hall of Famer Bob Baffert, who boasts a record sevenHaskell wins, added, "We were all waiting to see howAmerican Pharoah worked and for me to give the OK. Iliked the way he's training, the way he worked andhow he came out of it very well. He looked a little lightafter the Belmont but he's gotten the weight back, sowith no hiccups between now and then, the Haskell isthe obvious spot for him." Monmouth Park officials are making the Haskell partof a three-day celebration to be called AThe PharoahPhan Phestival.@ Baffert will also be inducted intoMonmouth=s Hall of Fame during the weekend. "We are ecstatic to know American Pharoah will berunning in the Haskell," Monmouth president Bob Kulinasaid. "This will be the biggest day ever in the history ofracing in New Jersey. We've been racing for 70 yearsand this is the first time we will have a Triple Crownchampion here. I didn't think I would ever say this, butthis will be even bigger than 2007 when we hosted theBreeders' Cup." Zayat, a New Jersey resident, plans to reach out tofellow New Jerseyans Bruce Springsteen, Jon Bon Joviand Kobe Bryant in hopes that they will come and makeHaskell day an even more memorable experience. Many tracks have been trying to lure AmericanPharoah, including Saratoga which Zayat says is notout of the question. "The horse comes first and we intend to run him asmany times this year as he tells us he can," Zayat said."The hope is that he does in the Haskell what he lovesto do, and that is winning. We'll see how he comes outof it. We have not ruled out running at Saratoga [in theGI Travers S. Aug. 29]. It's something I'm happy andwilling to do, as does Bob. I don't want to commit andput too much pressure on Bob or the horse. We wantthe horse to tell us. But if he's ready, he'll go there.These are not easy decisions but I want to do right bythe horse and the fans."

MAIN SEQUENCE RETURNS IN U.N. Dual Eclipse winner Main Sequence (Aldebaran)makes his first start since returning from Dubai inSunday=s GI United Nations S. at Monmouth Park, aAWin and You=re In@ event for the GI Breeders= Cup Turf.The Flaxman Holdings homebred burst onto theAmerican turf scene with a scintillating victory in thisrace last year in his Stateside debut for trainer GrahamMotion, and followed that with three more Grade Iwins, including the Breeders= Cup Turf. Kicking off thisterm with a win in Gulfstream=s GII Mac Diarmida S.Feb. 21, the chestnut was seventh last time againstmuch tougher in the G1 Dubai Sheema Classic Mar. 28.The morning-line favorite will exit post six with regularrider Rajiv Maragh aboard. AHe is a very professionalhorse and is always straight forward,@ said Motion.AHe=s had no problems since coming back from Dubai.@The champion=s arch rival Twilight Eclipse (Purim),second in last year=s U.N., reopposes here for trainerTom Albertrani. Drawn on the rail with Paco Lopez inthe irons, the West Point Thoroughbreds runnercaptured Belmont=s GI Man o=War May 9 and wasseventh last time behind Slumber (GB) (Cacique {Ire}) inthe GI Knob Creek Manhattan S. June 6. Michael Dubb,Sheep Pond Partners and Bethlehem Stables=s Slumberwill break from post five for trainer Chad Brown withIrad Ortiz, Jr. at the controls. Full field p3

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Durban July Looks Wide

Open

A competitive field of 18 runners is set to take on anexacting 2200 meters of Greyville Racecourse in Saturday’sG1 Durban July. MG1SW Futura (SAf) (Dynasty {SAf}) isthe topweight in the field at 60kgs.

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StarLadies Racing’s Tonasah (Malibu Moon) was supposed to make her debut in theAstoria S. June 4, but was a late scratch after throwing her rider in the post parade andtaking a tour of the track. The Todd Pletcher trainee made amends today with animpressive wire-to-wire performance that earned her ‘TDN Rising Star’ status.

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Sunday, Monmouth Park, post time: 5:46 p.m. ETUNITED NATIONS S.-GI, $500,000, 3yo/up, 1 3/8mTPP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER WT1 Twilight Eclipse K Purim Lopez Albertrani 1232 Sycamore Lane K Artie Schiller Lezcano Mott 1183 Big Blue Kitten Kitten's Joy Bravo Brown 1184 Shining Copper Aragorn (Ire) A. Castellano Maker 1185 Slumber (GB) K Cacique (Ire) Ortiz Jr. Brown 1236 Main Sequence Aldebaran Maragh Motion 1237 Imagining Giant's Causeway Velazquez McGaughey 1208 Ashleyluvssugar Game Plan Stevens Eurton 1209 Divine Oath K Broken Vow Trujillo Pletcher 118

Friday, Monmouth Park, post time: 5:17 p.m. ETMOLLY PITCHER S.-GIII, $150,000, 3yo/up, f/m, 1 1/16mPP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER ML1 Stiffed Stephen Got Even Saez Mazza 4-12 Got Lucky A.P. Indy Lopez Pletcher 4-53 J's Two Step Halo Two Step Salsa Centeno Bennett 30-14 Lucky Liberty K Proud Citizen Garcia Synnefias 30-15 Mary n' Eileen Indy King Serpa McBurney 15-16 Oasis At Midnight K Midnight Lute Bocachica Orseno 9-27 Shayjolie Indian Charlie Bravo Contessa 7-2

Sunday, Woodbine, post time: 3:02 p.m. ETDANCE SMARTLY S.-GII, C$200,000, 3yo/up, f/m, 1 1/8mTPP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER WT1 Winning Rhythm Giant's Causeway Hernandz Attard 1162 Watsdachances (Ire) Diamond Green (Fr) Garcia Brown 1203 Copper Kitten Kitten's Joy Olguin Bell 1164 Solid Appeal K Successful Appeal Campbell Baker 1235 Industrial Policy Harlan's Holiday Husbands Casse 1166 Habibi (Nz) Ekraar Rocco Jr. Frostad 1167 Strut the Course Strut the Stage Contreras Minshall 1208 Sky Treasure K Sky Mesa Boulanger Casse 1229 Smartyfly Smart Strike Da Silva Pierce 11610 Llanarmon Sky Mesa Bridgmhn Attfield 118

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Sunday, Woodbine, post time: 4:53 p.m. ETHIGHLANDER S.-GII, C$200,000, 3yo/up, 6fTPPHORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER WT1 Go Blue Or Go Home K Bluegrass Cat Garcia Baker 1172 Mosler K War Front Bridgmohan Mott 1193 Something Extra K Indian Charlie Da Silva Cox 1234 Sharp Sensation K Sharp Humor Campbell Baker 1215 Reflector K Ready's Image Boulanger Matejka 1176 Shrinking Violet K Congaree Hernandez Ward 1237 Katie's Eyes K Leroidsanmx (Brz) Husbands Stidham 114

Sunday, Monmouth Park, post time: 5:12 p.m. ETSALVATOR MILE S.-GIII, $150,000, 3yo/up, 1mPP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER WT1 Fabulous Kid Congrats McCarthy Ice 1172 Pants On Fire Jump Start Lopez Breen 1193 Bradester K Lion Heart Lanerie Kenneally 1174 Just Call Kenny Jump Start Centeno McBurney 1175 Valid K Medaglia d'Oro Bocachica Vitali 1216 Red Vine Candy Ride (Arg) Bravo Clement 1177 Coup de Grace K Tapit Clark Jones 1178 Race Day K Tapit Velazquez Pletcher 1239 Don Dulce K Maria's Mon Ortiz Jr. Jacobson 11710 Decisive Moment With Distinction A. Castllno O'Connell 117

Sunday, Woodbine, post time: 4:18 p.m. ETSINGSPIEL S.-GIII, C$150,000, 3yo/up, 1 1/2mTPP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER WT1 Turkish Istan Wilson Attard 1222 Aldous Snow Theatrical (Ire) Da Silva Pierce 1223 Java's War War Pass Pizarro Attfield 1184 Dynamic Sky Sky Mesa Husbands Casse 1225 Johnny Bear English Channel Stein Brnjas 1186 Habibi (NZ) Ekraar Rocco Jr. Frostad 1227 Money Talker K Silent Name (Jpn) Campbell Attard 1188 Hyper Victory Gallop Garcia Brown 125

Sunday, Woodbine, post time: 5:38 p.m. ETQUEEN’S PLATE S., C$1,000,000, 3yo, 1 1/4m (AWT)PP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER WT1 Shaman Ghost Ghostzapper Hernandez Lynch 1262 Oakton Macho Uno Pizarro Casse 1263 Ault English Channel Moran Vella 1264 Academic Henny Hughes Stein Baker 1215 Billy’s Star Perfect Soul (Ire) Da Silva Attfield 1266 Sweet Grass Creek Wando Campbell Keogh 1267 Danish Dynaformer Dynaformer Husbands Attfield 1268 Conquest Boogaloo Scat Daddy Garcia Casse 1269 Breaking Lucky Lookin at Lucky McAleney Baker 12610 Easy Indygo Marchfield Wilson Gonzalez 12611 Portree Niggon Olguin Simon 12612 Milwaukee Mist Milwakuee Brew Boulanger Matejka 12613 Bear At Last Marchfield Walcott Baker 12614 Ami’s Flatter Flatter Contreras Carroll 126

NEW ERA DAWNS IN VIRGINIABy T.D. Thornton The horse racing landscape in Virginia shiftedsignificantly July 1 when new state racing statuteswent into effect to turn over simulcasting privileges andprofits from closed Colonial Downs, which has not helda Thoroughbred meet since 2013, to a newlyrecognized a non-profit alliance between the state=sThoroughbred, Standardbred and steeplechase racinginterests. But even though Wednesday marked the official dateof the changes in the state=s racing laws, the VirginiaHorsemen=s Benevolent and Protective Association(VHBPA) and the relatively new Virginia Equine Alliance(VEA) have been working for months on both short andlong-range plans to establish a self-sufficient series ofThoroughbred meets in the state that could be foldedinto a larger regional circuit. According to Frank Petramalo Jr., executive directorof the VHBPA, near-term goals over the next 90 daysinclude finding a suitable turf course to run a brief flatrace meet, opening the first of what could eventually be10 off-track-betting locations in existing sports barsaround the state, and the one-year shifting of Virginia=ssix state-bred stakes races and four signature gradedstakes races to Laurel Park in Maryland. Wednesday, the Virginia Racing Commission (VRC)granted of permission to move four graded stakes--theGII Virginia Derby, GII Virginia Gold Cup (for steeplechasers),the GIII Virginia Oaks and GIII Edward P. Evans AllAlong S.--out of state for one year. Cont. p5

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In a story the TDN reported in April, one bone ofcontention between Colonial and the VHBPA had beenColonial=s desire to run a single blockbuster stakesweekend in 2015 built around those graded races. TheVHBPA, at the time, strongly disagreed with that plan,claiming that budgeting so much money for gradedstakes (that would likely be won by non-Virginiahorsemen) was at odds with the VHBPA=s goal ofsupporting Abread-and-butter@ racing at the lower end ofthe purse structure. Petramalo said Thursday that the package of fourgraded stakes would likely have an aggregate purse of$900,000. Part of the VEA=s negotiations with theMaryland Jockey Club (MJC), which owns Laurel, is tohave the MJC split the cost. But that still means$450,000 would be leaving Virginia to potentiallybenefit outside horsemen. Both Petramalo, and Bernard Hettel, the executivesecretary of the VRC, said the outflow of purse moneywas preferable to losing the graded status of thoseraces and leaving Virginia without marquee events ifand when racing returns to the state in 2016. Hettel said the VRC backs this move. AThere is somedesire to maintain the grading,@ Hettel said. AThis wouldhave been the second consecutive year ofnon-performance, which would have been an absolutelosing of the grade." MJC vice president and general manager Sal Sinatraconfirmed funding for the graded stakes package wouldbe a 50/50 split, pending the approval of Marylandhorsemen. He said this is an expense the MJC is willingto pay for because it contributes to the MJC=s eventualgoal of having higher-class year-round racing in theregion. AThey=re still trying to preserve Virginia racing, so I tryto help them as best I can,@ Sinatra said. AThe way it=splanned right now, we first have to make some sort ofarrangement with Delaware, because they=re a biggerparty, if you will, to what could be a >DEL-MAR-VA=circuit. Virginia is going to be a smaller slice, but we=retrying to work all of us three together.@ Petramalo said Colonial Downs owns the trademarkto the name AVirginia Derby,@ so a rebranding would benecessary for the proposed $400,000 race, whichwould be rescheduled from its former July date toSeptember or October. ASo what we=ll likely do is rename those races with>Old Dominion,=@ Petramalo said. ASo it will be the >OldDominion Derby,= the >Old Dominion Turf Cup,= etcetera,presented by the Virginia Equine Alliance. Somethinglike that.@

The rules are not crystal clear on whether therenamed and relocated race would retain its grade.According to the Thoroughbred Owners and BreedersAssociation guidelines for the American Graded StakesCommittee, Aif a graded or eligible race is alteredmaterially in age, sex, eligibility, racetrack location, orpurse, or is substantially changed on the calendar (60or more days), this will prompt a review and may resultin a change in grade.@ AOur first priority is finding a site for some flatracing,@ said Petramalo. AWe=re close there. I would notbe surprised if in the next month or two we turned ourenergies to opening up the system of OTBs.@ The scouting for new race meet locations and thepreparation for eventually taking control of the state=sOTB network have been in the works ever since theVHBPA and Colonial failed to reach a lease agreementearlier this spring. And in 2014, six Virginia-bred stakesraces were run at Laurel, so that aspect of the plan isnot new. The VEA now has statutory authority to run racemeets and up to 10 OTBs in the state. Colonialpreviously had a simulcasting exclusivity, but the tracksurrendered its live racing license, then shuttered itsOTBs, last autumn. This prompted the passage of newlegislation to grant those rights to a non-profithorsemen=s entity, which the state now recognizes asthe VEA. Petramalo said based on a projected $50 to $70million simulcast handle in 2015, the VHBPA will addanother $2.5 to $3 million to its coffers this year,derived from a state-mandated 5% share of the handle.The VEA, he said, separately garners 4% of thesimulcast handle; this is money that formerly went toColonial for operating its OTB network. ARemember, while I don=t want to necessarily give outspecific numbers, we didn=t race in 2014,@ Petramalosaid. ASo sitting in our bank accounts is all of the pursemoney that we would have spent last year. We=re notin bad financial shape.@ AWe=re not looking to open up the same ones thatColonial had,@ Petramalo said. AWhat we=re looking at isa new business model. The old model was buildingstick-and-brick stand-alones. We think it=s moreeconomically feasible and profitable to set up an OTB inan existing sports bar, and then we wouldn=t have tostart from day one building a facility.@ For a new track he added, AOur goal is probably tocome up with something like Kentucky Downs, whereyou have all turf racing in a large, rolling course in thecountryside.@ Colonial, Petramalo said, is totally shut down rightnow and it won=t resurface as a possible location for arace meet.

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APPLEBY PLOTTING CHARMING RETURN G1 Middle Park S. winner Charming Thought (GB)(Oasis Dream {GB}) has been conspicuous by hisabsence this year, but his trainer Charlie Appleby issueda positive update on the 3-year-old colt=s condition on

Thursday. TheGodolphin runnersuffered a trainingsetback in thespring, but Applebyis already lining uppotential lateseason targets."Charming Thoughtis back canteringand the plan is toaim him at the G2 Park S. atDoncaster in

September,@ he revealed. AHe looks a totally differenthorse to look at compared to how he was in the spring.Hopefully it will be the springboard to an autumncampaign, where we will look forward to getting himready for Champions Day. This race should also tell usif we run him over six furlongs or step him up to a mileon Champions Day." Charming Thought hadsubsequent G1 Commonwealth Cup winner Muhaarar(GB) (Oasis Dream {GB}) back in third place whenwinning at Newmarket last October and that victoryalso capped a memorable month for his breeder CraigBennett, whose Merry Fox Stud had also bred andowned another Group 1 winner four weeks previouslyin the shape of Cursory Glance (Distorted Humor).

Saturday, Sandown, Britain, post time: 3:45 p.m.CORAL-ECLIPSE-G1, £450,000, 3yo/up, 10f 7yTSC PP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER1 4 Cougar Mountain (Ire) Fastnet Rock (Aus) Moore A O'Brien2 2 The Grey Gatsby (Ire) Mastercraftsman (Ire) Spencer K Ryan3 5 Tullius (Ire) Le Vie Dei Colori (GB) Murphy Balding4 3 Western Hymn (GB) High Chaparral (Ire) Doyle Gosden5 1 Golden Horn (GB) Cape Cross (Ire) Dettori GosdenAll carry 133 pounds bar Golden Horn, 122.

Friday, Hamburg, Germany, post time: 7:40 p.m.GROSSER PREIS VON LOTTO HAMBURG (HAMBURG TROPHY)-G3,€55,000, 3yo/up, 10fTSC PP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER WT1 4 Hurricane Red (Ire) Hurricane Run (Ire) Graberg Reuterskiold 1302 1 Wake Forest (Ger) Sir Percy (GB) Pedroza Wohler 1303 5 Giovanni Boldini War Front Wilson Andersen 1284 7 Kerosin (Ger) Tertullian Minarik Carvalho 1285 3 Nicolosio (Ire) Peintre Celebre Hellyn Hickst 1286 9 Szoff (Ger) Shirocco (Ger) Ferguson Kleinkorres 1287 2 Global Bang (Ger) Manduro (Ger) de Vries Hirschberger 1268 8 Oil of England (Ger) Lord of England (Ger) Porcu Glanz 1269 6 Longina (Ger) Monsun (Ger) Starke Schiergen 125

DURBAN JULY LOOKS WIDE OPEN The countdown has begun to South Africa's premierrace, the R3.5 million, G1 Vodacom Durban July.Saturday will see a full field 18 runners tackling theexacting 2200 meters of the Greyville Racecourse. TheDurban July is a conditions race with a set top weightof 60kgs and with a capped weight of 57kgs for

3-year-old old coltsand geldings and56kgs for theirfemale counterparts.Hence in recentyears the3-year-olds havedominated, winningfive of the last sixraces. This year'sfield includes three3-year-old colts andthree fillies, with

the Sean Tarry-trained Legal Eagle (SAf) (Greys Inn) theshort-priced favorite at 28-10. Legal Eagle won the G1 SA Derby over 2450m at Turffontein by acommanding three lengths and his jockey on that day,Anton Marcus, is back in the saddle. His trainer has anunassailable lead in the SA Trainers' Championship andhe has won the Durban July twice in the last threeyears. Legal Eagle is also extremely well in at theweights, carrying only 54kgs. The Durban July, however, is a race in whichfavorites seem to find more trouble than luck, with onlyfive favorites saluting the judge in the last twentyyears. Cont. p7

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Durban July Looks Wide Open cont. Tarry however has another 3-year-old ready to acceptthe crown should Legal Eagle fluff his lines. Stablecompanion French Navy (SAf) (Count Dubois {GB}) is adual G1 winner with victories in the G1 SA Classic andthe G1 Daily News 2000 behind his name. He has54.5kgs on his back and the services of his regular pilotRaymond Danielson. Of the fillies, Mike de Kock's Majmu (Aus) (Redoute'sChoice {Aus}) is the one they all have to beat. An easywinner of the Cape Fillies Guineas over 1600 meters,she produced another runaway victory against her ownsex in the G1 Empress Club Stakes. Stepping out inopen company for the first time in the G1 President'sChampions Challenge, however, she ran into theextremely talented Wylie Hall (Aus) (Redoute's Choice{Aus}), who beat her comfortably to the line. Majmuhas the services of De Kock's stable jockey AnthonyDelpech, but she meets the 5-year-old Wylie Hall againand it is unlikely that she can reverse the finishing orderin her favor. Last year's winner, Wylie Hall, who subsequently lostthe race in the boardroom, has to be one of thefavorites for this year's edition and his trackwork thisweek confirmed that he is in top condition. His trainerWeiho Marwing is out to exact revenge and he hasengaged the services of previous July winning jockey,Bernard Fayd'Herbe. With 58kgs, Wylie Hall will carryonly half a kilo more than in 2014 and at 5-1 in thebetting, he is very good value for money.

Lastly, one has to consider dual G1 Queen's Plateand G1 J & B Met winner Futura (SAf) (Dynasty {SAf}),partnered by Sean Cormack. With a merit rating of 120to Wylie Hall's 116, he is by far the superior horse onpaper. Yet races are not run on paper and Futura hasseveral obstacles to overcome. As the highest ratedhorse in the race he carries the top weight of 60kgsand he has recently changed stables. Is he good enoughto have his name added to the scroll of honor? We willknow come Saturday.

Saturday, Greyville, South Africa, post time: 10:20 a.m. ETDURBAN JULY-G1, R3,500,000 (US$286,503), 2yo/up, 2200mTSC PP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER WT1 6 Futura (SAf) Dynasty (SAf) Cormack Snaith 602 2 Wylie Hall (Aus) Redte’s Choice (Aus) Fayd Marwing 583 12 Ice Machine (SAf) Silvano (Ger) Dillon Laird 56.54 9 Hot Ticket (SAf) Silvano (Ger) Neisius K’meyer 565 1 Majmu (Aus) Redte’s Choice (Aus) Delpech De Kock 556 18 Gold Onyx (NZ) Black Minaloushe Behr Tarry 557 10 French Navy (SAf) Count Dubois (GB) Danielson Tarry 54.58 14 Halve The Deficit (Saf) Right Approach Strydom Tarry 54.59 19 Punta Arenas (SAf) Silvano (Ger) Sturgeon Elley 54.510 11 Legal Eagle (SAf) Greys Inn Marcus Tarry 5411 3 Tellina (SAf) Silvano (Ger) Geroudis Woodruf 5412 8 Helderberg Blue (Saf) Jet Master (SAf) Niekerk Bass 53.513 20 The Conglomerate (Aus)Lonhro (Aus) No rider Ramsden 5314 15 Deputy Jud (SAf) Judpot Orffer Azzie 5315 7 Power King (SAf) Silvano (Ger) Randolph K’meyer 5316 13 Dynastic Power (SAf) Dynasty (Saf) Cheyne Elley 5317 5 Pine Princess (SAf) Captain Al (SAf) Kennedy De Kock 52.518 16 Tamaanee (Aus) Teofilo (Ire) Khumalo Tarry 5219 17 Dynamic (SAf) Dynasty (SAf) reserve1 Snaith 5320 4 Mac De Lago (Aus) Encosta De Lago (Aus)reserve 2 Marwing 53

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MULTIPLE CHARGES IN COBALT CASE The cobalt doping controversy in Australia continuesto gather pace and it was announced on Thursday thatRacing NSW stewards have issued a total of 52charges against six individuals in relation to positivecobalt samples taken from Midsummer Sun (GB)(Monsun {Ger}) after his win in the Listed Gosford GoldCup in January. As the trainer of Midsummer Sun, SamKavanagh faces 24 of those charges along with theveterinarian at the center of the case Dr. Tom Brennan,who faces eleven charges. Dr. Brennan is alleged tohave connived or was a party to Kavanagh committingrule breaches and that his conduct or negligence alsocontributed to Kavanagh=s misdemeanors. Kavanaghalso faces charges in relation to race day injections anddrenches administered to Midsummer Sun and anumber of stable mates in the period betweenSeptember 2014 and January 2015. Other individualswho have been charged with various offencesconnected to the case include John Camilleri, MitchellButterfield, Michael O=Loughlin and Aaron Corby,practice manager of Flemington Equine Clinic. The trioof Sam Kavanagh, Dr. Brennan and Aaron Corby havebeen advised that the hearing of charges pertaining tothe cobalt finding has been set down for July 20 and21 at the Racing NSW head office in Sydney.

NEW CAREER FOR MIRACLES OF LIFE Group 1-winning mare Miracles Of Life (Aus) (Not ASingle Doubt {Aus}) has been retired by ownersStonestreet Thoroughbred Holdings to begin her careeras a broodmare. The dual Group 1 winner ended herracing career on a high having recently landed the G1

William Hill Classic atMorphettville in May for thePeter & Paul Snowden stable,a team she joined a yearpreviously following herA$900,000 sale at the MagicMillions Broodmare Sale.Commenting on her careerPaul Snowden said,"She madea lot of people happythroughout her racing career

and finished on an ideal note taking out the G1 [WilliamHill Classic] in Adelaide. There is no issue with her, it=sjust the owner=s decision and it=s a decision wesupport.@ Miracles Of Life retired with a record of 17starts for eight wins and four placings with career prizemoney of A$1,577,770.

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Please Note: the G2 Gran Premio Copa de Oro Breeders’Cup, postponed last Friday due to striking at Club HipicoSantiago in Chile, has been rescheduled for July 5. TheCopa de Oro is a Breeders’ Cup ‘Win and You’re In’qualifier for the GI Breeders’ Cup Dirt Mile.

Thursday=s Results:6th-BEL, $80,000, Alw (NW2$X)/Opt. Clm ($62,500),7-2, 3yo/up, 1 1/4mT, 2:03.66, fm.MESSI (GER) (g, 5, New Approach {Ire}--Messina{Ger}, by Dashing Blade {GB}), a winner of aHoppegarten handicap last June, was off the board inthree subsequent German appearances including aseventh at Hannover in a 1 1/16-mile handicap Sept. 21in his final start for Paul Martin Harley. The chestnut,newly gelded and in receipt of first-time Lasix for newtrainer Graham Motion, was off at 2-1, half hismorning-line quote. He stumbled soon after the break,but recovered to race last of the octet past thegrandstand before tugging his way up to sit sixththrough dawdling early fractions. Messi made asweeping bid turning for home after six furlongs in1:17.24 and seized the advantage with less than aquarter-mile remaining. Given a couple of taps in deepstretch, the 5-year-old dug down and outfinished GlobalStrike (Smart Strike) by 3/4 of a length. The winner is ahalf to McCartney (Ger) (In the Wings {GB}), GSW-Eng,SW-UAE, $187,541; Sales history: i80,000 RNA Ylg'11 BBAGS. Lifetime Record: 13-3-5-0, $102,099. Clickfor the Equibase.com chart or VIDEO, sponsored byFasig-Tipton. O-Gregor Baum; B-Gestut Brummerhof (Ger); T-H.Graham Motion.

3rd-BEL, $75,000, Msw, 7-2, 3yo/up, f/m, 1 1/16m,1:43.69, ft.DANETTE (f, 3, Curlin--Sugar Britches, by DixielandBand), third behind Angela Renee (Bernardini) in the GIChandelier S. in Arcadia last September, was a closefifth as a maiden in the GI Breeders= Cup JuvenileFillies. Fourth three back in the GII Fair Grounds Oaksgoing this distance Mar. 28, she was left with toomuch to do when reporting home fifth in a grassySanta Anita maiden Apr. 25, then was a bridesmaidwhen switched to the main track at that venue May 7.Off as the 6-5 favorite to finally break through here, thesophomore tracked the leading bunch in fourth one offthe rail through a half in :47.76, but was alreadyinching towards the vanguard after six panels in1:12.29. Danette took command in upper stretch andsuccessfully fended off a late bid from Regia Marina(Medaglia d=Oro) to win by 1 3/4 lengths at the wire.Regia Marina was seven lengths clear of the remainder.The winner=s dam is a half to GISW Saratoga Springs(El Gran Senor). Sales history: $45,000 Ylg '13KEESEP. Lifetime Record: GISP, 13-1-3-2, $206,096.Click for the Equibase.com chart or VIDEO, sponsoredby Fasig-Tipton.O-Don't Tell My Wife Stables; B-Aiexandra & PeterGross & Alfonso Mazzetti (KY); T-J. Keith Desormeaux.

4th-BEL, $75,000, Msw, 7-2, 2yo, f, 5f, :58.46, ft.+TONASAH, f, 2, Malibu Moon

1st Dam: Quanah County (MSP), by Valid Expectations2nd Dam: Platinum Pearl, by Plugged Nickel3rd Dam: Pink Platinum, by Quadrangle

A late scratch out of Belmont=s Astoria S. when shedelayed the start for several minutes after dumping pilotJavier Castellano in the post parade and taking alengthy spin around the Belmont oval June 4, Tonasahwas no secret at the windows when hammered into 4-5 favoritism for this official debut. The start wasslightly delayed with several rivals acting up in the gate,but the bay was wearing first-time blinkers and didn=tturn a hair prior to the gates being sprung. The$170,000 KEENOV weanling, who blossomed into a$250,000 KEESEP yearling, caught a flyer from thestalls and rolled through a quarter in :22.18 while twolengths clear of her rivals. Moving comfortably under amotionless Castellano through a half-mile in :45.59,Tonasah was seven lengths in front at the head of thestretch and ultimately won by 5 1/2 good-lookinglengths over 25-1 longshot Awesome Dame (Awesome

of Course),who made upsome lateground to takerunner-uphonors.FabulousDevotion(Tapit) ransixth. Thewinner is a halfto QuantumMiss (SmokeGlacken), GSW,$251,950; and

Kelwynne (Yes It=s True), SP, $154,014. The winner=sdam Quanah County, who was most recentlypurchased for $210,000 at the 2014 KeenelandNovember sale in foal to Malibu Moon, produced a coltby Tiznow in 2014 and a full-brother to Tonasah thisterm. Click for the Equibase.com chart,or the freeEquineline.com catalogue-style pedigree. Click for theVIDEO, sponsored by Fasig-Tipton.O-StarLadies Racing. B-Smart Angle LLP (PA). T-ToddA. Pletcher.

REGIONAL REPORT FRIDAY, JULY 3, 2015

Tonasah | NYRA/Coglianese

LANE’S END Sales Graduate

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New York Report cont.

PEB & Bill Heller to be Honored in Saratoga: Legendary equine cartoonist Peb and Eclipse winningturf writer and author Bill Heller will be honored at theEquine Advocates 14th Annual Awards Dinner andCharity Auction July 30 at Canfield Casino in SaratogaSprings, N.Y. APeb and Bill Heller are very deserving of theseawards,@ said legendary jockey Ron Turcotte, whoguided Secretariat to his 1973 Triple Crown victories.AEach has done exceptional work. Peb has drawn greatpictures of me and Secretariat many times. Bill Hellerwrote a book about me in 1992 [The Will to Win: RonTurcotte=s Ride to Glory] that I am very proud of. I amso happy for them and congratulate them both.@ Peb is being honored for his artistic talent andoriginality in documenting The Horse in Sport from ahumane and humorous perspective. Heller is receiving aspecial equine protection award for writing After theFinish Line--The Race to End Horse Slaughter inAmerica and for founding The Ferdinand Fee in NewYork, one of the earliest programs instituted to helpprotect racehorses.

Friday, Belmont Park, post time: 6:37 p.m. ETPERFECT STING S., $100,000, 3yo/up, f/m, 1mTPP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER ML1 Invading Humor Invasor (Arg) Maragh Levine 10-12 Daring Kathy Wildcat Heir Castellano Brown 3-13 Lucknow Medaglia d’Oro Lopez Albertrani 30-14 Photo Call (Ire) Galileo (Ire) Lezcano Motion 8-15 Patsy’s Holiday Harlan’s Holiday Saez Pletcher 8-16 Zindaya More Than Ready Franco Clement 5-17 Miss Frost Curlin Alvarado Albertrani 15-18 Marbre Rose (Ire) Smart Strike I Ortiz Jr Clement 7-29 Emotional Kitten Kitten’s Joy Rosario Ward 4-110 Pink Poppy Tiznow J Ortiz Motion 20-1TJCIS PPs

Friday, Finger Lakes, post time: 2:50 p.m. ETNEW YORK DERBY, $150,000, (S), 3yo, 1 1/16mPP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER ML1 Good Luck Gus Lookin At Lucky Silvera Rodriguez 3-12 Intelligence Shakespeare Lopez Ferraro 15-13 Breakin the Fever Roaring Fever Gomez Breed 8-14 Battle of Evermore Scat Daddy Rodriguez Brown 4-15 Ostrolenka Musket Man Velazquez Pletcher 5-26 Damage Control Hard Spun Arroyo Kimmel 5-17 Force Flatter Davila Casse 6-1TJCIS PPs

Wednesday=s Result7th-PID, $28,120, (S), Alw, 7-1, (NW1X), 3yo/up, f/m,1m 70y (AWT), 1:43.44, ft.VALUED STRIKE (f, 3, Smart Strike--Deputy Valuation,by Deputy Minister) closed belatedly when unveiledwithout Lasix against fellow PA-breds to be fourthsprinting at Penn National Mar. 28 and found thewinner=s circle extended to a mile and 70 yards in opencompany at Parx Apr. 21. Tabbed the 3-2 favorite inthis synthetic bow, the chestnut tucked in behind thedueling leaders two off the rail through splits of :24.31and :49.31. Winding up with a four-wide rally turningfor home, the Augustin Stable colorbearer ground tothe lead by midstretch and kept finding to denyShopper (Bernstein) by a length. The winner racedwithout Lasix. Lifetime Record: 3-2-0-0, $55,758. Clickfor the Equibase.com chart or VIDEO, sponsored byFasig-Tipton. O-Augustin Stable; B-George Strawbridge (PA); T-H.Graham Motion.

Pimlico Hosting Totally Thoroughbred Show: The Maryland Jockey Club=s Totally ThoroughbredHorse Show, to be held at Pimlico Race CourseSaturday, July 11, will have prize money totaling morethan $17,000 with the featured class of the day the$7,500 Hillwood Stable Jumper Speed S. Entries aredue Monday, July 6 if participants want to be includedin the official program. Pre-entries can be e-mailed untilnoon Friday, July 10 to all.tb.horseshow@gmail.com.Entries can also be made the day of show. Stabling isavailable at Pimlico from Friday at noon through Sundayat 9 a.m. for $30 per stall. The Totally ThoroughbredHorse Show will have numerous classes available forhorses who will show under their registered JockeyClub name. Vendor row will include jewelry, equestrianitems and information about Thoroughbredorganizations. T-shirts and caps will also be availablewith all proceeds going to the beneficiaries.Rafflepaloozza will offer tickets for $1 or six tickets for$5. Total prizes will be worth more than $2,000. Allproceeds will go to Mid-Atlantic Horse Rescue andFoxie G. Foundation.

TRACK OPENING

Ellis Park - Henderson, KY •Opens: Friday, July 3 •Closes: Monday, September 7 •Racing Days: Friday through Sunday •Post Time: 1:50 p.m. •Stakes Schedule: 4 stakes worth $250,000 •Highlights: $100,000 GIII Groupie Doll S. - Aug. 8

Website: ellispark.com

TRACK OPENING

Los Alamitos - Cypress, CA •Opens: Thursday, July 2 •Closes: Sunday, July 12 •Racing Days: Thursday through Sunday •Post Time: 2:00 p.m. •Stakes Schedule: 4 stakes worth $700,000 •Highlights: $350,000 GII Los Alamitos Derby - July 4 $200,000 GII Great Lady M. S. - July 11

Website: losalamitos.com/TB

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Churchill Charity Partners Receive Donations: Charity partners who worked with Churchill Downsduring this spring's GI Kentucky Derby and GI KentuckyOaks were presented with donation checks for theirDerby and Oaks week activities that totaled $222,705. Kentucky Oaks women's health partners Bright Pinkand Horses and Hope and two participants in the Derbyand Oaks Week "Taste of Derby" celebration--Louisvillefood bank Dare to Care and Sullivan University's Centerfor Hospitality Studies Culinary Arts Program--receivedtheir donation checks during ceremonies in the G.H.MUMM Winner's Circle during the June 27 "DownsAfter Dark" night racing program that concluded thetrack's 38-day spring meet. A donation of $117,705 was presented toChicago-based Bright Pink, which is now in its secondyear as the Kentucky Oaks' primary health care partner.A donation of $30,000 was presented to Horses andHope, the cancer outreach initiative in Kentucky's horseindustry launched by Kentucky First Lady Jane Beshear.The donation represents $1 from each on-track sale ofthe "Oaks Lily," the signature drink of the KentuckyOaks, and supports Horses and Hope's programs andoutreach at racetracks and farms in Kentucky's horseindustry. Two donations grew from the fifth annual "Taste ofDerby Presented by Stella Artois" celebration in theNorth Wing Lobby of Kentucky Fair and ExpositionCenter Thursday, April 30. "Taste of Derby" highlightsracing cuisine, celebrity and style and the eventattracted more than 1,500 patrons. Louisville-basedfood bank Dare to Care received a donation of $50,000as a partner charity in "Taste of Derby" since 2010.Also receiving a "Taste of Derby" donation was theSullivan University National Center for HospitalityStudies Culinary Arts Program, which was presented acheck for $25,000.

McNerney New Track Announcer at Ellis: Jockey agent Jimmy McNerney will take over as EllisPark=s track announcer at the start of the meet July 3.McNerney has been a jockey agent for 16 years andhas always admired race callers. AI was friends withLuke Kruytbosch and we would hang out,@ saidMcNerney. AI kind of always wanted to do it growingup and I thought it=d be fun,@ McNerney said. AJusthanging with him I met a few people and contacts.Actually the way I got into race calling was throughCliff Fraser at Hoosier Park in 2009. Steve Cross, thetrack announcer at Hoosier Park, called in and his carbroke down one day. I used to sit at the bar at Hoosierand do imitations of announcers and Cliff thought I hadbeen an announcer before. So they called me to fill inand I had never called a real race before. I=d never calledin to a tape recorder; I=d never done a county fair. I gotthrough it, but I was really nervous. I had been aroundthe track enough and listened to enough announcers. Iknew what to do, it was just doing it. I did okayenough that they asked me back and I ended up beingtheir back-up announcer. I began filling in for themwhenever they needed and also here at Indiana Grand,Beulah, and Turfway Park.@ McNerney has been callingQuarter Horse races at Fair Grounds full time for thepast two years, but this is his first full time job callingThoroughbreds.

Thursday=s Results:5th-AP, $27,024, Msw, 7-2, 3yo/up, f/m, 1mT,1:41.29, yl.+GIANT DEDUCTION (f, 3, Giant=s Causeway--TaxableDeduction {MSW}, by Prized), who breezed a sharpfour furlongs in :48 flat (4/41) over the Arlingtonsynthetic in preparation for this debut June 27, was abit hesitant to begin and soon settled near the rear ofthe field well off the rail as the dueling pacesetters seta modest tempo. The 2-1 shot made her bid three deeprounding the far turn and outfooted tenacious 3-2favorite Kissed by a Rose (Kitalpha) down the lane towin by 2 1/2 lengths. Prolific stakes producer TaxableDeduction foaled Kitten=s Joy colt Roar of the Lion in2013 and was bred to Fort Prado this year. GiantDeduction hails from the same family as MGISW Astra(Theatrical {Ire}). The winner is a half to Corrupt(Belong to Me), MSW & MGSP, $281,600; Free Fighter(Out of Place), MGSW, $628,191; Suntracer (Kitten=sJoy), GSW, $812,736; Leading Astray (Belong to Me),GSW, $287,982; and Afortable (Fort Prado), GSP,$123,236. Lifetime Record: 1-1-0-0, $18,384. Click forthe Equibase.com chart or VIDEO, sponsored by Fasig-Tipton.O/B-Team Block (IL); T-Chris M. Block.

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APPOINTMENTS Sarah Holmes: Sales Coordinator & Head of

Client Relations for Bluewater Sales • Holmes will join Bluewater

Sales immediately aftergraduation from the DarleyFlying Start program,beginning with the Fasig-Tipton July Yearling Sale.

• “I am thrilled Sarah has joinedthe Bluewater Family,” saidBluewater Sales owner MegLevy. “Sarah’s experience,business acumen, and energywill further enhance thepersonal Bluewater interactionwith both buyers and sellers.”

Sarah Holmes | Darley Flying Start

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Central Report cont.

4th-LAD, $23,000, (S), Msw, 7-2, 2yo, 4 1/2f, :54.20, ft.+HUNSA'S MAGIC (g, 2, Mauk Four--Hunsa, by Swain{Ire}), drawn widest of all in stall 10, perched well offthe fence in third down the backstretch in this firstracetrack appearance. The 7-1 chance motored intocontention leaving the far turn and was going best ofall late to score by 1 3/4 lengths over Berniestrike(Wilburn). Lifetime Record: 1-1-0-0, $13,800. Click forthe Equibase.com chart or VIDEO, sponsored by Fasig-Tipton.O-Wanda Srygley; B-R. & W. Srygley Partnership (LA);T-Ellen Williams.

6th-AP, $21,600, (S), Msw, 7-2, 2yo, 4 1/2f (AWT),:52.40, ft.+DELICATE LADY (f, 2, Thunder Gulch--Love and Lies,by Broken Vow), dismissed at 22-1 in this unveiling,raced in a tracking fourth through a quarter in :23.06.Unleashed by Emmanuel Esquivel shortly thereafter, thebay split horses at the top of the lane and quicklysprinted clear to put her stamp on proceeding by 6 1/2lengths. Jicote (Mast Track) took a tight race forsecond by a neck. Love and Lies produced a half-sisterto the winner, Hope N Wishes (Regal Ransom), in2014. Sales history: $18,000 RNA Ylg '14 KEESEP.Lifetime Record: 1-1-0-0, $12,960. Click for theEquibase.com chart or VIDEO, sponsored by Fasig-Tipton. O-William & Dianna Shaffer (IL); T-Carlos H. Silva.

Showvivor Contest Has Five Winners: Santa Anita=s popular online AShowvivor@ contestsponsored by DerbyWars.com, which is free of chargeand requires players to correctly tab one horse perracing day to be among the top three finishers in anygiven race, drew to a close this past Sunday, June 28,with a total of $10,000 in prize money beingdistributed to five different players. Top prize of$5,000, for the ALongest Show Streak,@ went to ScottGordon, of New York City, New York. A prize of$2,000 for ALongest Win Streak@ went to Glen Wiese,of St. Louis, Missouri. Three separate $1,000 prizeswent to Alan McDonald, of Oro Valley, Arizona, forAMost Total Wins.@ Brian Martin, of Sherwood Park,Alberta, Canada, took the AMost Total Places@ prize. And Ken Moon, from Fairfield, Connecticut, wasawarded for tabbing the AHighest Win Payout.@ AWewere again very pleased with the level and scope ofparticipation in this year=s Showvivor,@ said Santa AnitaDirector of New Media, Andrew Arthur. AWe had fansfrom all over North America involved on a daily basis,which helps to draw attention to our racing andeverything we=re doing here at Santa Anita. Congratulations to the winners and we look forward tokicking off our next Showvivor on opening day of ourAutumn Meet, Sept. 26.@

PDJF Day Across America to be Held Aug. 1: The second annual APDJF Day Across America,@ a dayof fund-raising and awareness building for thePermanently Disable Jockeys= Fund, will be heldSaturday, Aug. 1. Over 30 Thoroughbred and QuarterHorse tracks across the country will participate withspecial events, jockey autograph signings andpromotions. A special commemorative PDJF magazinewill be released on the same day and will be availablefor purchase at all participating tracks. All proceedsfrom the maagzine sales will go directly to the PDJF. ALast year jockeys across the country really embracedthe theme of >Taking the Reins= by participating in avariety of fan-friendly activities that promoted thePDJF=s mission,@ said Hall of Famer rider JohnVelazquez, chairman of the Jockey=s Guild and PDJFboard member. AWith even more tracks participatingthis year we expect the event to be a bigger success. Itis a day of celebration, but also is dedicated to raisingawareness in all areas of the racing industry of the needfor a permanent funding mechanism for PDJF.@

First-crop starters to watch: Friday, July 3Sire (Sire’s Sire), current farm, 2012 Fee, #foals of racing age/Winners/BlackTypeWnrs * Race #-track, race type, distance, runner, odds (if available)D' FUNNYBONE (D'wildcat), Rockridge Stud, $4K, 36/0/08-CBY, Msw, 5f, Hey Funny, $6K RNA MNS AUG yrl, 4-1GIANT OAK (Giant's Causeway), Millennium Farms, $8K, 40/0/02-TDN, Msw, 5f, Tune Up, 10-1MISREMEMBERED (Candy Ride {Arg}), Hill N Dale Farms, $8K, 36/2/05-AP, Msw, 5f, +La Candelita, $19K RNA OBS APR 2yo, 8-1SMOKIN GLOCK (El Prado {Ire}), 3/0/05-AP, Msw, 5f, +Prairie Chick, 6-1SOCIETY'S CHAIRMAN (Not Impossible {Ire}), Shannondoe Farm,$5K, 19/1/08-CBY, Msw, 5f, +Kenna Mae, $32K MNS AUG yrl, 8-1TRAPPE SHOT (Tapit), Claiborne Farm, $10K, 96/2/02-TDN, Msw, 5f, +Cass N Cam, $70K KEE SEP yrl, 9-2

First/second-crop starters to watch: Friday, July 3Sire (Sire’s Sire), current farm, 2011 Fee, #foals of racing age/Winners/BlackTypeWnrs * Race #-track, race type, distance, runner, odds (if available)LOOKIN AT LUCKY (Smart Strike), Ashford Stud, $15K, 176/46/56-FL, Stk, 1 1/16m, Good Luck Gus, $97K SAR AUG yrl, 3-1MUSKET MAN (Yonaguska), Elite Thoroughbreds, $3K, 38/12/16-FL, Stk, 1 1/16m, Ostrolenka, 5-2THORN SONG (Unbridled's Song), Harris Farms, $3K, 69/2/02-LRC, Msw, 5f, +Sharp Holiday, $24K BAR OCT yrl, 5-1

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B R E E D E R S’ E D I T I O NAMERICA

STAKES RESULTS:CHRIS LOSETH H., C$50,000, HST, 7-1, 3yo, 1 1/16m, 1:44.28, ft.1--BLUEGRASS ANGUS, 119, g, 3, Bluegrass Cat--Lady Dynasty (MSP, $140,418), by Richter Scale. ($5,000 Ylg '13 KEESEP). O-Copper Water Thoroughbred Company; B-Richard S. Kaster (KY); T-Craig MacPherson; J-Richard Harvey Hamel. C$27,500. Lifetime Record: 7-3-3-0, $76,644.2--Brother Duster, 110, g, 3, Mass Market--Excited Angel, by Regal Remark. (C$35,000 Ylg '13 BRCSEP). O-Ken Johnson; B-Red Rock Farm (BC); T-Taylor Anderson. C$10,000. 3--Merlot, 116, g, 3, Rosberg--Napa, by Feu d'Enfer. O/B-Swift Thoroughbreds, Inc (BC); T-Dino K. Condilenios. C$5,000. Margins: 3, 1HF, NK. Odds: 1.45, 63.70, 11.35.Also Ran: Sedin, Mighty Fraser, Catz On Fire, Forestry'sDevil, Prince Hotel, Legion of Boom, Smart Focus,Every Nites a Blur, Crius.

SUPERNATUREL H., C$50,000, HST, 7-1, 3yo, f, 1 1/16m, 1:44.98, ft.1--#MORNING COFFEE, 118, f, 3, Quiet American-- Missbelle O's Tale, by Tale of the Cat. ($47,000 Ylg '13 KEESEP; $190,000 2yo '14 OBSAPR). O-Michael Whieldon; B-Sierra Farm (KY); T-Rosann M. Anderson; J-Pedro V. Alvarado. C$27,500. Lifetime Record: 11-4-0-0, $115,241.2--Quatre Cat, 121, f, 3, Abraaj--Four Girls, by Foxhound. (C$7,500 Ylg '13 BRCSEP). O-Stuart & May Carmichael & David & Sylvea Gregory; B-Rob McDonald (BC); T-Sylvea Gregory. C$10,000. 3--Majestic Presence, 123, f, 3, Majestic Warrior-- Shining Victory, by Victory Gallop. ($100,000 Ylg '13 KEESEP). O-Mark DeDomenico LLC & North American Thoroughbred Horse Company, Inc; B-Judy B. Hicks (KY); T-Troy Taylor. C$5,000.

Margins: 2 3/4, 3 1/4, 1. Odds: 5.40, 3.65, 1.15.Also Ran: Storm Stalker, Ambleside Park, Susan's Day,Bullet, Bold N Lovely, Saffron. Scratched: Wild Rose ofTexas.

MONASHEE H., C$50,000, HST, 7-1, 3yo/up, f/m, 1 1/16m, 1:44.35, ft.1--ARABELLA'S MUSE, 119, f, 4, Finality--Excited Miss (MSW, $170,240), by Mass Market. O-Karen Nordahl & Bernard & Teresa Gallagher; B-L. S. & K. Nordahl (BC); T-Mike Anderson; J-Richard Harvey Hamel. C$29,500. Lifetime Record: 11-5-4-1, $188,669.2--Locket, 116, m, 5, Rosberg--La Belle Creole, by Ascot Knight. O/B-E. M. & M. A. Braithwaite & I. M. Gorasht (BC); T-Frank E. Barroby. C$10,000. 3--Touching Promise, 116, m, 5, Touch Gold--Promise One, by Old Trieste. O-Russell J. & Lois Bennett; B-R. J. Bennett (BC); T-Barbara Heads. C$5,000. Margins: 1, NK, 3 3/4. Odds: 0.65, 9.00, 2.50.Also Ran: Dear Lilly, Ole's Miss, Dance the Wind.Scratched: Hollywood Miss.

ALLOWANCE RESULTS:8th-BEL, $85,000, Opt. Clm ($80,000), 7-2, 3yo/up, 1 3/8mT, 2:14.93, fm.IRON POWER (g, 5, Mizzen Mast--Iron Goddess {SW,$133,425}, by More Than Ready) Lifetime Record:22-6-5-2, $363,506. O-Barry K. Schwartz; B-StonewallFarm (NY); T-Christophe Clement.

5th-BEL, $65,000, (S), (NW2$X)/Opt. Clm ($40,000),7-2, 3yo/up, 7fT, 1:20.93, fm.DOWSE'S BEACH (g, 4, Disco Rico--Mary Lou's Magic,by Concorde's Tune) Lifetime Record: 10-3-1-2,$172,900. O/B-Patricia A. Generazio (NY); T-ChristopheClement. *Full to At the Disco, MSW, $545,658.

8th-PID, $33,160, 7-2, (NW1X), 3yo/up, f/m, 5 1/2f (AWT), 1:04.18, ft.SILVER TRESOR (m, 8, Congressionalhonor--RackliffIsland, by Polish Numbers) Lifetime Record: 27-5-3-4,$110,190. O/B-Bill W. Benson (PA); T-Tim Burton.

5th-PEN, $32,656, (NW3X)/Opt. Clm ($32,000), 7-1,3yo/up, 6f, 1:09.71, ft.CLASSIC SALSA (c, 4, Two Step Salsa--Wildcat Affair,by Wildcat Heir) Lifetime Record: 18-8-2-2, $243,982.O/T-David Jacobson; B-McFarland Farm, Inc. (FL).

2nd-PID, $30,225, Opt. Clm ($62,500), 7-2, 3yo/up, 6 1/2f (AWT), 1:17.23, ft.BYE BYE BERNIE (g, 5, Bernstein--Eternal Grace {SP},by Gilded Time) Lifetime Record: SP, 22-4-4-4,$175,829. O-DARRS, Inc.; B-K & G Stables (KY);T-Brendan P. Walsh.

3rd-PID, $28,520, (S), 7-2, (NW1X), 3yo/up, 1m 70y(AWT), 1:43.22, ft.CAT HUMOR (g, 3, Distorted Humor--Dynamic Cat{SW, $134,490}, by Dynaformer) Lifetime Record:8-2-1-1, $48,945. O-Augustin Stable; B-GeorgeStrawbridge (PA); T-H. Graham Motion. *1/2 to CatPark (Tale of the Cat), GSP, $184,913; DynamicHoliday (Harlan=s Holiday), GSW, $267,126; AppealingHoliday (Successful Appeal), SW & MGSP, $266,453;and Cat Holiday (Harlan=s Holiday), SW, $144,139.

Tonasah (Malibu Moon) becomes the latest ‘TDN Rising Star’ at Belmont Park July 2.

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Breeders= Edition American cont.

3rd-MNR, $25,100, 7-1, 3yo/up, f/m, 1m (off turf),1:39.84, gd.CARNIVAL KID (m, 5, Broken Vow--Majority Whip{MSP, $230,418}, by Gulch) Lifetime Record:38-6-8-6, $189,275. O-Gene Burkholder; B-Daniel JBurke (KY); T-Kim A. Puhl. *$32,000 Ylg '11 KEESEP.**Won by 3 1/2 lengths.

4th-MNR, $25,100, 7-1, 3yo/up, 1m (off turf),1:39.21, gd.SOUTH TO THE SEA (g, 6, Johannesburg--Dance to theSea, by Gone West) Lifetime Record: 20-5-3-1,$102,029. O-Billy, Donna & Justin Hays; B-Sam-SonFarm (ON); T-Joe Woodard. *$17,000 HRA '14FTKHRA.

6th-LAD, $24,000, (S), (NW1X)/Opt. Clm ($12,500),7-2, 3yo/up, 7f, 1:23.45, ft.ITSY BITSY WALK (g, 5, In a Walk--Itsy Bitsy Ego, byHomebuilder) Lifetime Record: 36-10-4-7, $117,407.O-D & D Racing Stable; B-Gerald L. Averett (LA);T-Joseph M. Foster.

3rd-AP, $22,050, (S), 7-2, (NW1X), 3yo/up, 1m(AWT), 1:38.91, ft.LEWYS VAPORIZER (g, 3, Lewis Michael--WesternMindy, by Western Borders) Lifetime Record: 5-2-0-2,$47,610. O-V-Leaf Stables LLC & Richard Ravin;B-Jean White & Larry Rivelli (IL); T-Larry Rivelli.

3rd-LAD, $21,700, (NW2X)/Opt. Clm ($17,500), 7-2,3yo/up, f/m, 5fT, :58.09, gd.D'BOLDEST (m, 5, D'wildcat--Boldest of All {SW,$249,864}, by Bold Executive) Lifetime Record:16-5-4-0, $78,655. O-Antonia B. Noonan; B-SoundviewFarm (FL); T-Jose M. Camejo.

ADDITIONAL MAIDEN WINNERS:Aiming Straight, f, 2, Swiss Yodeler--Armed N Dangerous, by Slewdledo. LRC, 7-2, (S), 5f, :58.29. B-Revocable Trust of Dr. Mikel C. & Patricia O. Harrington (CA).Jai Alai, g, 3, Tiz Wonderful--Let Joy Reign, by Awesome Again. BEL, 7-2, (S), (C), 6f, 1:11.57. B-Spendthrift Farm LLC (NY). *$70,000 Ylg '13 SARAUG; $45,000 RNA 2yo '14 OBSOPN. **1/2 to Osi Posse (Osidy), SW, $167,092.

Pram, f, 4, Stroll--My Papoose (SW), by Northern Baby. PID, 7-2, (S), 1m (AWT), 1:40.15. B-Jonathan Sheppard & William L Pape (PA).

Thursday=s Results:2nd-NBY, ,7,500, Mdn, 7-2, 2yo, f, 6f 8yT, 1:12.52, g/f.LA RIOJA (GB) (f, 2, Hellvelyn {GB}--Talampaya, byElusive Quality), runner-up on debut over this trip atLingfield June 9, was sent off the 11-4 crowd=s choiceand stalked the early pace in second. Sent to the frontpassing halfway, the 27,000gns TATFOA weanling and50,000gns TAOCT yearling drew away to score by fivelengths from Greenfyre (Ire) (Kodiac {GB}). LifetimeRecord: 2-1-1-0, $8,907. Video, sponsored byFasig-Tipton.O-Qatar Racing Limited; B-Alvediston Stud (GB); T-H Candy.

3rd-NBY, ,8,000, Mdn, 7-2, 2yo, c/g, 6f 8yT, 1:13.93, g/f.WHITMAN (GB) (c, 2, Poet=s Voice {GB}--Sundrop{Jpn} {GSW & MG1SP-Eng, GSW-US, $503,404}, bySunday Silence), third on his racecourse bow over fivefurlongs at Brighton June 16, grabbed the early leadracing up the center. Veering to the stand=s side lateon, the 8-1 shot held on to score by a neck fromKitaaby (Ire) (Acclamation {GB}). Whitman becomes thefifth winner for his first-season sire (by Dubawi {Ire}).Lifetime Record: 2-1-0-1, $8,528. Video, sponsored byFasig-Tipton.O-Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed Al Maktoum;B-Darley (GB); T-Mark S. Johnston.

4th-HAY, ,7,000, Alw, 7-2, 2yo, 7fT, 1:31.32, g/s.GALILEO GOLD (GB) (c, 2, Paco Boy {Ire}--Galicuix{GB}, by Galileo {Ire}), a last-out winner going sixpanels at Salisbury June 9, soon raced in second here.Making smooth headway in the straight to challengepassing the quarter-mile marker, the 13-8 favorite wasridden to lead approaching the final eighth and pushedout late to score by 1 1/4 lengths from Hayadh (GB)(Oasis Dream {GB}). Sales history: 7,500gns RNA Wlg>13 TATFOA; i33,000 Yrl >14 TATSPT. LifetimeRecord: 3-2-1-0, $16,082. Video, sponsored by Fasig-Tipton.O-C J Murfitt; B-B O=Rourke (GB); T-Hugo Palmer.

2nd-HAY, ,5,000, Mdn, 7-2, 2yo, 6fT, 1:15.84, g/s.+EQLEEM (GB), (c, 2, Acclamation {GB}--Blessing{GB}, by Dubai Millennium {GB}) tracked the leader in ashare of second through halfway in this debut. Stokedup approaching the two pole, the well-backed 13-8 pickwas ridden along to take a slender advantage into thefinal eighth and kept on strongly under whiplesscoaxing in the closing stages to assert by 3/4 of alength from Phantom Flipper (GB) (Bahamian Bounty{GB}). AEqleem is pretty straightforward and everythinghe=s done at home he=s done well,@ commented winningtrainer Mark Johnston. AHe has heaps of scope andthere=s plenty of improvement in him.@ Sales history:75,000gns Wlg >13 TATFOA. Lifetime Record: 1-1-0-0,$5,051. Video, sponsored by Fasig-Tipton.O-Sheikh Hamdan bin Rashid Al Maktoum; B-LordshipStud (GB); T-M. Johnston.

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Friday, Sandown, post time: 2:50 p.m.RACING UK DAY PASS DRAGON S.-Listed, £26,000, 2yo, 5f 6yTSC PP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER

1 3 Barbarous Relic K Scat Daddy Buick Burke2 5 Halsall (GB) Kodiac (GB) Spencer O'Meara3 4 Riflescope (Ire) Raven's Pass Doyle Johnston4 1 Soapy Aitken (GB) Pastoral Pursuits (GB) Moore Cox5 6 Ejaazah (Ire) Acclamation (GB) Hanagan Hannon6 2 Promised Money (Ire) Dark Angel (Ire) Hughes LynamAll carry 128 pounds bar Ejaazah & Promised Money, 123.

Tattersalls= Acquires Brightwells: Tattersalls Ltd have taken over the bloodstockauctioneering business of Brightwells in the UK.Brightwells have been holding bloodstock auctions atAscot Racecourse since 1990 and at CheltenhamRacecourse since 2009. The company held a total of15 sales at the two venues for a combined sale ringturnover of just over ,14.5 million in 2014. TheCheltenham sales are focused on selling national hunthorses, mostly with racecourse or point-to-point form,while the Ascot sales include a flat breeze-up sale.Tattersalls does not host any national hunt sales in theUK and this acquisition will enable Britains largestbloodstock auction house to serve a wider range ofbreeders, racehorse owners and trainers, as well asadding two further auction sites to the Tattersallsheadquarters in Newmarket. Commenting on theacquisition, Tattersalls Chairman Edmond Mahony said,ATattersalls is delighted to have reached agreement withBrightwells, whose sales have been a great success inrecent years. We look forward to continuing to developthe sales and to widening the choice available to buyersand sellers in the UK National Hunt market. We are alsovery much looking forward to working with themanagement teams at both Cheltenham and AscotRacecourses.@

Thursdays Result:3rd-TIP, i13,500, Mdn, 7-2, 2yo, 7 1/2fT, 1:38.25,g/f.+GLAMOROUS APPROACH (IRE) (f, 2, New Approach{Ire}--Maria Lee {Ire}, by Rock of Gibraktar), sent off at5-1, was rousted along early to gain the lead againstthe fence. Seeing off allcomers in the straight, thehomebred battled to forge a half-length success fromthe closer Prove the Point (Ire) (Arakan). LifetimeRecord: 1-1-0-0, $10,297. Video, sponsored byFasig-Tipton.O-Mrs J. S. Bolger; B/T-Jim Bolger (Ire).

Thursday=s Results:3rd-DVL, i25,000, Mdn, 7-2, 2yo, c/g, 7fT, 1:27.55,gd.+POST VAR (FR) (c, 2, American Post {GB}--Life ofRisks {Fr}, by Take Risks {Fr}), a i15,000 AROCTyearling, raced in a midfield sixth along the fence afterthe initial strides of this unveiling. Shuffled back to10th on the home turn, the 314-10 outsider quickenedsmartly beyond rivals to lead approaching the finalfurlong and ran on well once headed in the closingstages to finish 1 1/2 lengths adrift of the subsequentlydisqualified Justwantacontact (Ire) (Rock of Gibraltar{Ire}). Craven=s Legend (Ire) (Invincible Spirit {Ire}), ai1.1-million half-brother to the 2013 G1 Irish Oaksvictress and G1 Prix de Diane runner-up Chicquita (Ire)(Montjeu {Ire}), raced in rear for much of the contestand made some late headway to finish sixth. LifetimeRecord: 1 start, 1 win, i12,500. Video, sponsored byFasig-Tipton.O-Mme Isabelle Corbani; B-Mme Isabelle Corbani &Jedburgh Stud (FR); T-Stephane Wattel.

2nd-DVL, i25,000, Mdn, 7-2, 2yo, f, 7fT, 1:29.02,gd.+GHERDAIYA (GB) (f, 2, Shamardal--First Fleet{SW-Fr}, by Woodman) was well away to stalk the leadin second from the outset of this first go. Nudged alongoff the home turn, the 4-5 chalk quickened to the forejust inside the eighth pole and extended her advantageunder mild coaxing in the closing stages to comfortablybest Nomadic (Fr) (Duke of Marmalade {Ire}) by twolengths. The winner, a i720,000 ARAUG yearling, is afull to French Navy (GB), MGSW-Eng & GSW-Fr,$479,385; and a half to Sea Lord (Ire) (Cape Cross{Ire}), GSW-Eng, $370,660. Lifetime Record: 1 start, 1 win, i12,500. Video, sponsored by Fasig-Tipton.O-Al Shaqab Racing; B-Eric Puerari, Oceanic BloodstockInc & Haras de Saint Pair (GB); T-Andre Fabre.

Joint Topper Destined for Down Under: Arqana=s two day Summer Sale drew to a close onThursday evening with a mixture of flat and nationalhunt buyers vying for the top lots on offer throughout

the day. National hunt buyersgenerally got the better of theirflat counterparts throughout thesession with the joint top lotsboth bought with futures indifferent codes. Lot 320 HighDynamite (Fr) (KentuckyDynamite) will be going to theSouthern Hemisphere, whenJohnny McKeever won the battleto secure the Group 3 placed 3-year-old colt for i380,000 onbehalf of Gai Waterhouse. Arqana Summer Sale cont. p8

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Arqana Summer Sale cont. The majority of the other high-profile lots weresnapped up by leading lights of the national hunt gamesuch as Willie Mullins and Paul Nicholls. As the saledrew to a close Eric Hoyeau, President of Arqana,commented, ATwo horses sell for i380,000, a recordprice at this sale. One of them will go jumping and theother is bound for Australia, which perfectly illustratesthe variety of clients interested in the right profiles.Overall, the horses who met the buyers= expectationssold for good prices, and the turnover in the horses intraining category was the third highest in the history ofthis sale.@

TOP LOTS AT ARQANAHip Name Price (€)320 High Dynamite (Fr) 380,000

(c, 3, Kentucky Dynamite--Highborne {Fr}, by Anabaa)Consigned by Antoine de Watrigant

Purchased by Johnny McKeever/Gai Waterhouse Racing318 Zubayr (Ire) 380,000

(c, 3, Authorized {Ire}--Zaziyra {Ire}, by Dalakhani {Ire})Consigned by Aga Khan Studs

Purchased by Tom Malone Bloodstock/Paul Nicholls315 Asangy (Ity) 225,000

(c, 3, Gentlewave {Ire}--Art Naif {Ire}, by Desert King {Ire})Consigned by Alessandro & Giuseppe Botti

Purchased by Toby Jones301 Townshend 170,000

(c, 4, Lord Of England {Ger}--Trikolore {Ger}, by Konigsstuhl {Ger})Consigned by Joel BoisnardPurchased by Harold Kirk

275 Burgas (Fr) 140,000(g, 4, Protekor {Ger}--Tyrolienne Bleue {Fr}, by Sunshack {GB})

Consigned by Philippe PeltierPurchased by Harold Kirk

336 Red Hammer (GB) 105,000(c, 4, Falco--Voie De Printemps {Fr}, by Della Francesca)

Consigned by The Channel ConsignmentPurchased by Highflyer Bloodstock

New Owners for Press Statement: A new partnership of Vinery Stud and the ChinaHorse Club have come together to purchase asignificant interest in the unbeaten Group 1 winning 2-year-old Press Statement (Aus) (Hinchinbrook {Aus}).The Chris Waller-trained juvenile is three-for-three thisyear, most recently in the prestigious G1 JJ Atkins S.

at Doomben. As a half-brother to the Group1-winning Pressday (Aus)(Domesday {Aus}) out ofKaptive Empress (Aus)(Kaptive Edition), PressStatement has alreadylaid the foundations for afuture stallion career,something MichaelWallace, representative of

China Horse Club, is also excited about. "We are very excited to secure a horse of PressStatement=s quality in partnership with such asuccessful organization as Vinery and the colt=s currentowners," said Wallace. AThis Group 1-winning colt givesour China Horse Club members a great opportunity,both on the track and eventually at stud. Colts of thisquality are highly sought after by our members, theyare an essential part of the bloodstock portfolio we arestriving to develop.@ This was echoed by Vinery Stud=s Peter Orton, APressStatement is undefeated as a 2-year-old, winning allthree of his starts including a Group 1; a great start forany young colt. It is however, the potentialimprovement that we can see in this colt that is mostexciting.@

Wednesday=s Results:SPARKING LADY CUP-Listed, -42,500,000, Kawasaki,Japan, 7-1, 3yo/up, f, 1600m, 1:40.80, hy. 1--TROIS BONHEUR (Jpn), 123, m, 5, Bago (Fr) 1st Dam: Chunyi (Jpn), by Sunday Silence 2nd Dam: From Beyond (GB), by Kris (GB) 3rd Dam: Magic of Life, by Seattle Slew O-Koji Murano; B-Shadai Farm; T-Yoshihiro Hatakeyama; J-Keita Tosaki; -25,000,000. Lifetime Record: 21-7-5-0. 2--Sound Gaga, 123, m, 6, Roman Ruler--Whistle Call, by Phone Trick. O-Yuichi Masuda; B-Peggy S. & Norman Dellheim & The Roman Ruler Syndicate; -8,750,000. 3--Sambista (Jpn), 128, m, 6, Suzuka Mambo (Jpn)-- White Carnival (Jpn), by Misil. O-Hidaka Breedes Union; B-Grand Farm; -5,000,000 Margins: 1 HF, 3, 2 HF; Odds: 4.00, 4.10, 0.40.

Press Statement | Vinery StudARQANA SUMMER SALE

CUMULATIVE 2015 2014 $ Catalogued 404 442 $ No. Offered 332 358 $ No. Sold 211 280 $ RNAs 121 78 $ % RNAs 36% 21% $ High Price i380,000 i190,000 $ Gross i5,470,000 i6,917,500 $ Average (% change) i25,917 (+5%) i24,705 $ Median (% change) i12,500 (+4%) i12,000

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B R E E D E R S’ E D I T I O NEUROPE

2.20 Deauville, Cond, €34,000, 2yo, 6fTCAMP COURAGE (War Front) bids to build on an impressive debutsuccess at Lyon-Parilly last month for Joseph Allen and Jean-ClaudeRouget who combined with his smart 3-year-old half-brother and TDNRising Star Romeo Lima (Medaglia d’Oro). Out of a half to the DubaiWorld Cup hero African Story (GB) (Pivotal {GB}), the bay encounters aNiarchos product in Bolting (War Front), a Jonathan Pease-trainedgrandson of the G1SW highweight Denebola (Storm Cat) who made awinning debut over 5 1/2 furlongs at Chantilly last month.

CONDITIONS RESULTS:1st-DVL, i34,000, 7-2, 3yo, 15fT, 3:18.09, gd.SLATINA (IRE) (f, 3, Mastercraftsman {Ire}--Saudade{Ger}, by Linamix {Fr}) Lifetime Record: 6 starts, 4 wins, 1 place, i44,700. O/B-Haras de la Perelle (Ire); T-Stephane Wattel. *1/2 to Eye in the Sky (Ire) (Sinndar {Ire}), Ch. 2yo Colt-Sca, Ch. 3yo Colt-Sca, SW-Ger & Nor, SP-Swe, $331,719.

7th-FAH, i15,000, 7-1, 3yo, 10fT, 2:10.21, g/f.CRADLE MOUNTAIN (IRE) (c, 3, Mastercraftsman {Ire}--Sea Picture {Ire}, by Royal Academy) Lifetime Record: 10-2-4-0, $36,908. O-Mrs A. M. O=Brien; B-Whisperview Trading Ltd (IRE); T-A. P. O=Brien. *1/2to Ruscello (Ire) (Cape Cross {Ire}), GSW-Aus, $224,028.

ADDITIONAL MAIDEN WINNERS:Greyscape (Ire), g, 2, Dark Angel (Ire)--Sugar Blossom (Ire), by Marju (Ire). BLL, 7-2, 5fT, 1:00.00. B-Grange Con Holdings Ltd (Ire). *i35,000 RNA Ylg >14 GOFORB.A Momentofmadness (GB), c, 2, Elnadim--Royal Blush (GB), by Royal Applause (GB). LIN, 7-2, 6f 1y (AWT), 1:12.57. B-D R Tucker (GB). *,72,000 Ylg >14 DNPRM.+Kuramathi (GB), c, 2, Paco Boy (Ire)--Style Award (GB), by Acclamation (GB). TIP, 7-2, 5fT, 1:00.45. B-Mrs J. Turner & Mrs J. Kochman (GB). *3,500gns Wlg >13 TATFOA; ,14,000 RNA Ylg >14 DNSIL.+Tony Curtis (GB), c, 2, Rock of Gibraltar (Ire)-- Strawberry Lolly (GB), by Lomitas (GB). EPS, 7-2, 7fT, 1:23.99. B-Newsells Park Stud (GB). *16,000gns Wlg >13 TATFOA; 48,000gns Ylg >14 TAOCT.Alandia (Ire), f, 3, Adlerflug (Ger)--Alanda (Ger), by Lando (Ger). HMB, 7-1, 11fT, 2:23.72. B-Gestut Hof Ittlingen (IRE). *1/2 to Altano (Ger) (Galileo {Ire}), 2x Hwt. Older Horse-Ger at 14f+, G1SW-Fr, MGSW-Ger, GSW-Ity & GSP-Eng, $600,920.Stubbins (GB), f, 3, Rip Van Winkle (Ire)--Skimmia (GB), by Mark of Esteem (Ire). EPS, 7-2, 12f 10yT, 2:37.45. B-The Pocock Family (GB). *140,000gns Wlg >12 TATFOA. **1/2 to Julie=s Love (GB) (Ad Valorem), MSW & MGSP-US, GSP-Ger, $432,869.Rose of Glory (Fr), f, 3, Whipper--Rock Harmonie (Fr) (GSP-Fr), by Rock of Gibraltar (Ire). DVL. 7-2, 7 1/2fT, 1:34.68. B-Mme Micheline Leurson (Fr). *i35,000 Yrl >13 AROCT.

EMERALD GAL, 9, Gilded Time--Wancha Back, by EndSweepFoal born Apr. 21, a filly by Sidney=s Candy.Will be bred back to Street Sense.Owned and boarded at Mauk One Farm.Accomplishments: Dam of Sarah Sis (Sharp Humor),MGSW, $379,400.

MOTOKIKS, 20, Storm Cat--Matoki, by Hail to ReasonFoal born May 9, a filly by Candy Ride (Arg).Will be bred back to Medaglia d=Oro.Owned by Elevage I LLC.Boarded at Hill >N= Dale Farm.Accomplishments: Dam of Keertana (Johar), MGSW &MGISP, $1,031,938; Snow Top Mountain (Najran),MGSW & GISP, $525,303; and Diversy Harbor (Curlin),GSW & GISP, $377,690.

TRAVELATOR, 15, A.P. Jet--Rajadiddle, by Raja=sRevengeFoal born May 10, a colt by Paddy O=Prado.Will be bred back to Mark Valeski.Owned by Woodford Thoroughbreds.Boarded at Woodford Thoroughbreds Kentucky.Accomplishments: MSW & MGSP, $647,672.

SILVERBULLETDAY, 19, Silver Deputy--Rokeby Rose,by Tom RolfeFoal born May 13, a colt by Midnight Lute.Owned by Michael E Pegram.Boarded at Hill >N= Dale Farm.Accomplishments: Ch. 2yo Filly, Ch. 3yo Filly, MGISW,$3,093,207.

THEN SHE LAUGHS, 14, Distorted Humor--Danes withQuack, by Sovereign DancerFoal born May 31, a colt by Kitten=s Joy.Mare will be rested.Owned and bred by Edition Farm.Accomplishments: SW & GSP, $151,200. Dam ofHysterical Cat (Bluegrass Cat), SP, $169,599; Zow(Bluegrass Cat), SW.

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