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EVENTFUL TRIP TO KY FOR UNCLE MO Champion Uncle Mo (Indian Charlie) arrived safely at

Churchill Downs at noonMonday, but not withoutincident. The Tex Suttonplane that was carryingUncle Mo, as well as R Heat Lightning (Trippi),likely favorite for the May6 GI Kentucky Oaks, wasdiverted to Dulles Airportin Washington D.C. aftera warning light flashed onshortly after take-off fromNew York. The problemproved minor, and the

flight was back on its way, landing in Louisville twohours late. ARepresentatives from Tex Sutton had calledand said there was a slighthiccup--something mechanicalor some sort of a warninglight,@ Michael McCarthy, as-sistant to trainer ToddPletcher, said. AThe horses arehere, everybody=s beddeddown and everybody=s fine.We=ll take it with a grain ofsalt.@ The Pletcher trainees arescheduled to gallop at Chur-chill this morning. Also ship-ping into Churchill Mondaywas Mucho Macho Man (Ma-cho Uno), who vanned northfrom Gulfstream Park. He ar-rived at about 2:30 in themorning. AHe=s doing super,@trainer Kathy Ritvo said. AHe=s very consistent. He givesit his all every day. He has a great attitude--just greatenergy.@

DUBAI PRINCE TO MISS THE CLASSICS Godolphin=s early Classic pretensions have been dealta major blow with the news that the unbeaten DubaiPrince (Ire) (Shamardal) is injured. Having been pointedat next Saturday=s G1 2000 Guineas, the formerDermot Weld-trained G3 Killavullan S. winner has suf-fered a hairline fracture of his right ilial wing in trainingand faces weeks on the shelf. AIt is a big shame, as hehad been shaping up nicely this spring,@ Racing Man-ager Simon Crisford commented. AHe will now need afew weeks off, but he should be fine for later in theseason.@

PRIMAL FORCE DIES Primal Force (Blushing Groom {Fr}--Prime Prospect,by Mr. Prospector), the 2000 Broodmare of the Year,died Sunday at Adena Springs in Paris, Kentucky, dueto complications while foaling. She was 24. Her foal, afull-sister to champion Macho Uno (Holy Bull), wassaved. Bred and raced byMrs. Bert Firestone, PrimalForce had four wins and twothirds from her eight careerstarts. Frank Stronach pur-chased the bay for $95,000as a broodmare prospect atKEEJAN 1992. One of justthree mares to boast multipleBreeders= Cup champions, sheproduced Awesome Again(Deputy Minister), winner of the GI Breeders= Cup Clas-sic, GI Whitney H., GII Stephen Foster H., GII SaratogaBC H., GII Jim Dandy S., GIII Hawthorne Gold Cup andthe Queen=s Plate, and earner of $4,374,590; and Ma-cho Uno, who captured the GI Breeders= Cup Juvenile,GI Grey BC S., GII Massachusetts H. and GIII Pennsyl-vania Derby and bankrolled $1,851,803. Both stallionsstand at Adena in Kentucky. APrimal Force was thefoundation mare for Adena Springs,@ Stronach said.AShe was part of our family and is responsible for muchof the success we have had as breeders. She will begreatly missed by all of us.@

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TripleThreats

Astrology Headed to Jerome... Stonestreet Stables and George Bolton=s Astrology(A.P. Indy), runner-up in the Mar. 27 GIII Sunland ParkDerby, will now be pointed for the GII Jerome S. atAqueduct Apr. 23. AWe think the Jerome is a nice spotfor him coming off the Sunland Derby, a race in whichhe ran hard,@ trainer Steve Asmussen said in a pressrelease, adding, AWe feel that running him in the [May 7GI] Kentucky Derby off one prep race is too much toask of him at this point.@ On the board in all six careerstarts, Astrology captured the GIII Iroquois S. at Chur-chill last October, and ended the season with a secondin the GII Kentucky Jockey Club S. the followingmonth. The Sunland Derby was his sophomore bow.

TOYOTA BLUE GRASS S.-GI, $750,000, KEE, 4-16,3yo, 1 1/8m (AWT), 1:50 4/5, ft.1--#@BRILLIANT SPEED, 123, c, 3, by Dynaformer

1st Dam: Speed Succeeds, by Gone West2nd Dam: Daijin, by Deputy Minister3rd Dam: Passing Mood, by Buckpasser

O-Live Oak Plantation; B-Live Oak Stud (FL); T-Thomas Albertrani; J-Joel Rosario; $450,000. Lifetime Record: 8-2-2-2, $515,750. Werk Nick Rat- ing: B. Click for the eNicks report & 5-cross pedigree.

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Barbaro=s majestic victory in the Kentucky Derby stillburns brightly in the memory nearly five years on. Itwas inevitable, then, that many of the breeders usingDynaformer the following year would try to replicateBarbaro=s excellence by sending him more mares fromthe Mr. Prospector line--especially since Barbaro was farfrom an isolated example. In addition to siring Barbaro from a Carson City mare,Dynaformer had also shown considerable potential withdaughters of Seeking the Gold, Kingmambo and of Mr.Prospector himself. From only four runners out ofSeeking the Gold mares, Dynaformer has beenrepresented by the Grade I winner Riskaverse; his firstfoal out of a Kingmambo mare was Ocean Silk, thehighest-rated English-trained 3-year-old staying filly of2003; and his eight runners out of Mr. Prospectormares were headed by the Grade I winner Film Maker. The intervening years have seen the merits of theDynaformer/Mr. Prospector cross further advertised bythe Grade I winners Gozzip Girl and Wiener Walzer(both out of Kingmambo mares), the Grade II winnerMasseuse (Mr. Prospector) and the Grade III winnersVacation (Seeking The Gold), Haka (Mr. Prospector) andBearpath (Unbridled=s Song).

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

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Dynaformer

RobertoHail to Reason

Turn-ToNothirdchance

BramaleaNashua Rarelea

Andover WayHis Majesty

*RibotFlower Bowl

On the TrailOlympia

Golden Trail

Speed Succeeds Unraced

4Fls, 1GISW

Gone WestMr. Prospector

Raise a NativeGold Digger

SecrettameSecretariatTamerett

Daijin MSW

8Fls, 1Ch, 1GSW 1SW

Deputy MinisterVice RegentMint Copy

Passing Mood 9Fls,1Ch,2GSW,3SW

BuckpasserCool Mood

BRILLIANT SPEED, c, 2008

Pedigree Insights cont.

When I wrote about Gozzip Girl and Wiener Walzer inJuly 2009, I commented that we could expectDynaformer to come up with an avalanche of goodwinners from granddaughters of Mr. Prospector overthe next few years. This none-too-difficult prophecy is already coming tofruition thanks to Dynaformer=s 70-strong 2008 crop,which includes 19 youngsters out of granddaughters ofMr. Prospector.

Godolphin=s filly White Moonstone became the crop=sfirst Group 1 winner when she retained her unbeatenrecord in the Fillies= Mile last September. She is one ofDynaformer=s first 28 foals out of Seeking the Goldmares--a collection which has so far produced threegraded winners, one stakes winner and fourgraded-placed performers. Now the last-ditch victory by Brilliant Speed in theBlue Grass S. has raised the possibility that Dynaformerhas another viable Kentucky Derby contender, followingBlumin Affair, third to Go For Gin in 1994, Perfect Drift,who chased home War Emblem and Proud Citizen in2002, and Barbaro in 2006. Brilliant Speed is the first good winner to emergefrom Dynaformer=s first 14 foals out of Gone Westmares, four of them 3-year-olds of 2011. However,Derby success would be nothing new for Gone West inthe role of broodmare sire, as one of his daughtersproduced Motivator, winner of the 2005 Epsom Derby.Awesome Feather, last year=s champion juvenile filly, isanother out of a Gone West mare. Gone West never managed to sire a Kentucky Derbywinner, with Proud Citizen representing his best effortwhen second in 2002, but he did sire a Belmont S.winner in Commendable, and his son Elusive Qualitymade an indelible mark on the Triple Crown withSmarty Jones.

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Pedigree Insights cont.

There is also a link to a winner of a Triple Crownevent in Brilliant Speed=s female line, as his seconddam, the good Canadian filly Daijin, is a sister to TouchGold, hero of the 1997 Belmont S. Daijin is also ahalf-sister to the Canadian Triple Crown winner WithApproval, who later ran second in the Arlington Millionand Breeders= Cup Turf, so there is no shortage ofstamina in this family. Brilliant Speed=s third dam Passing Mood was aleading Canadian 2-year-old. However, her pedigreewas more that of a top performer at around a mile anda quarter, as she was by Buckpasser and her first twodams were by Northern Dancer and Mahmoud. TheNorthern Dancer mare was Cool Mood, a winner of theCanadian Oaks, and the Mahmoud mare was HappyMood, winner of the Acorn S., so this is a family ofconsistent quality. Other Grade I winners descendingfrom Happy Mood include Discreet Cat, DiscreetlyMine, Pretty Discreet, Buryyourbelief (Kentucky Oaks),Healthy Addiction and Haynesfield. Daijin has also contributed to the family fortunes byproducing the accomplished Canadian filliesHandpainted and Serenading to A.P. Indy. She alsoscored a hit in the sales ring when her Gone West fillySpeed Succeeds sold for $1,450,000 to Live OakPlantation at Keeneland=s 2002 September Sale. Onlythree fillies sold for more at that year=s Americanyearling sales. Unfortunately, Speed Succeeds never managed torace, but she has made amends by producing BrilliantSpeed as her third foal, her fourth being a 2-year-oldcolt by Indian Charlie. As Brilliant Speed started at 19-1 in the Blue Grass,having won only one of his seven previous races, itisn=t easy to assess his prospects in the KentuckyDerby. The picture is also clouded by the fact that hewas soundly beaten each time he tackled a dirt track.Remember, though, that those two dirt starts came onhis first two starts last summer, one of them over fivefurlongs. He was slowly away on his debut, andshowed distinct signs of inexperience when rank on hissecond appearance. His all-weather debut in the BlueGrass was preceded by five starts on turf, a surfacethat also featured in Barbaro=s route to ChurchillDowns. It=s in his favour that he will be suited by the step upto a mile and a quarter and his pedigree suggests thathe deserves a chance to shine back on the main track,as it combines two forces--Hail to Reason and Mr.Prospector--which have regularly made their presencefelt on Derby Day.

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Trailer Fire Kills Six Horses Jerry Bossert and Joe Kemp, NY Daily News

BHA Weighs Up Next Move After Inquiry into AllegedRace Fixing Greg Wood, Guardian

Legislators Seek to Keep OTB Sites Under CountyControl Aaron Curtis, The Palladium Times

--Amy BondonEstrorace LLC God bless you. That was beautifully spot on anddreadfully spot on, both, I am sad to say. (A ManagedResponse, TDN Op/Ed, 4/18/11.) You so exactly captured the really agonizing thing forthose of us who know these animals, certainly myself, Iam afraid, better than I know humans...that look; damnthat look and how can this be violated, the trust thislook portrays? One way is to never see these sales first hand, tostay away from anything where you have to look tooclose at the "by-products" of our sport. It's not hard todo and mostly, but for the media or someone inside likeyou making us look, we can avoid hard thoughts onthis. I have always taken the utmost care to be responsiblefor all the animals in my program, but there's no tellingwhat happens to them when I am no longer in controlof their destiny. Almost certainly, as I have been doingthis thing for now 34 years, animals from my breeding,racing, sales or clients have, unbeknownst to any ofus...ended up ending this way. I bought a yearling for a man who cares absolutelyalways for his horses first. This was his first ventureinto sole proprietorship and this wonderful geldingended up winning a stakes in his third start at three.That was years ago and he was eventually taken fromhis trainer through the claim box. Always watchingafter him and his well-being, through several years ofchanging hands and earning a decent living for hisconnections, this gentleman had this gelding'strainer/owner contacted and told them absolutely ifever they were finished with him to call him and hewould buy/take, whatever it would require, this horseand ensure him a permanent home.

Outside of this kind of valorous and responsiblebehavior, I don't know the answer. There are flat outtoo many horses and they have no residual value. Drivearound in Ocala if you want your heart broken by theempty farms, overgrown and endlessly, seeminglyhopelessly listed for sale, one after the other. Listen tothe stories of people with no money and unable to payrent, unable to feed themselves, and we have seen this,still trying so hard to feed the animals they cannot evenentertain breeding or breaking or even registering now.It's terrible, it's pervasive and I don't know that there isa remedy, but rescue...

res"cue/'res-kyoo/Noun: An act of saving or being saved from danger ordistress.Verb: Save (someone) from a dangerous or distressingsituation

Abraham Lincoln pleaded for us to "appeal to thebetter angels of our nature" and God bless those of youwho do just that, the folks at your office that gottogether and saved that mare, the man who found hisformer horse and ensured it would always have ahome. God help so many who would like to do likewise,whose hearts are twisting in them for reading of thesesad ends, or who have horses themselves and they arein agony for what to do with them. Cont. p6

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Op/Ed Feedback cont.

These are exacting, perilous times in the world, in oursport, all over. That dear trusting mare may havebelonged to some poor disenfranchised member of thisindustry, someone who could have used Aan act ofsaving or being saved from danger or distress"..butnone came. My heart breaks for the horses, Sue, but for thepeople more so. May we all appeal to the better angelsof our nature with respect to this dire reality of somany people languishing in hopelessness and lack of alivelihood now in horse racing and breeding. May wesupport the organizations that reach out to them andthank God we have so many that do. It's a question with no good answer, it's a problemthat won=t go away, it's a reality we have to face. Lifeis tough if this is your lot, dreadfully tough, for thehorses and the people. May we do the best we canwhen we have been blessed ourselves, with some extraover the immense cost of being in this business andtrying to feed ourselves and keep a shelter over ourheads. May the "better angels of our nature" prevail.

FOLLOW-UP: I had three calls at the TDN office yesterday fromvery generous Kentucky farms offering to take ourmare. Marilyn Randal at Fallbrook Farms will welcomeher to her Versailles nursery next month, when she hascompleted her quarantine period, and she will live outher life there with Fallbrook=s other retirees. Weappreciate her generosity more than she=ll ever know,as well as that of the others who offered, MargauxFarm=s Steve Johnson, and Valkyre Stud=s CatherineParke. Fasig-Tipton, which has proven itself committedto the cause through its longstanding support to Blue-Horse Charities, offered to be a part of the proposedsummit. BSue Finley

Inquiries to Kyle Wilsonkyle@threechimneys.com

HATS OFF FOR JAPAN’S HORSESWinchester Farm is collectingracing logo caps to help thehorses in Japan affected by thetsunami. To learn more aboutthe program, click here:www.winchesterfarm.com/news/, email office@winchesterfarm.com,or call (859) 226-0788.

Caps should be sent to Winchester Farm, 4468 Mt. Horeb Pike, Lexington, KY 40511.

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WAR FRONT FILLY TOPS OBS APRIL EARLYRETURNS Few sires have been as hot as War Front(Danzig) at the juvenile sales this year, and the loneprospect by Claiborne=s up-and-comer at the openingsession of the OBS Spring Two-Year-Olds in TrainingSale Monday kept the ball rolling for the second-cropstallion. Hip 261, a filly by War Front out of SW TappinFor Gold (Pleasant Tap), was purchased by Buzz Chace,agent for Jayeff B Stable, for $275,000. Consigningduties were handled by Alexandra de Meric andBrandon Rice, who had acquired the filly under thebanner New Mission Bloodstock for $80,000 atKeeneland September. She was the fifth-highest WarFront yearling to sell last season. At that point, WarFront could boast a single black-type winner, the grassyGIII With Anticipation S. hero Soldat, but in the nextfew months, he=d add five more, including J “TDNRising Star” J The Factor, home first in the GII SanVicente and GII Rebel S. War Front=s daughter SummerSoiree, meanwhile, became his third graded winner inthe GIII Bourbonette Oaks, and Soldat establishedhimself as a legitimate GI Kentucky Derby hopeful witha victory in the GII Fountain of Youth S. War Front=s success has led to something of a run onhis 2-year-olds this year. Bloodstock agent Steve Youngwent to $375,000 for a colt out of True Gritz (Yes It=sTrue), then came back at Keeneland April to buy a half-brother to Laragh (Tapit) for $475,000. At the sameKeeneland April Sale, Stonestreet Stables purchased acolt out of La Prada for $485,000--the second-highestprice at the auction. Hip 261 rode this momentum intoOBS April, then separated herself from the pack with asharp :10 1/5 breeze going an eighth Apr. 12. Shebecomes the second straight big seller at the OBSSpring sale for de Meric and Rice. A year ago, thecouple sold Humble and Hungry (Limehouse--Cukee, byLangfuhr), a $7,000 FTKOCT yearling buy, to Bob Feld,agent for Sagamore Farm, for $200,000. The colt wasa grassy maiden winner at Belmont last fall and wasbeaten just 3 1/2 lengths when unplaced in the GII Breeders= Cup Juvenile Turf in November.

‘Descent’ Bro Brings $150,000... A day after Turbulent Descent (Congrats) stretchedclear to an easy win in the GII Beaumont S. atKeeneland, a year-younger half-brother to the MGISWwent under the hammer at OBS April. By the red-hotexpatriated sire Trippi, the colt sold to Hidden Brook for$150,000. Selling from the draft of breeder Ocala Studas hip 59, the colt was produced by the 10-year-oldRoger's Sue (Forestry), an unraced half-sister to MGSPBonay (Wild Again) whose second dam is the MGISWmillionairess Gorgeous (Slew o'Gold). Ocala Stud sentout hip 59 to a quarter-mile breeze in :21 1/5: at thefirst breeze show Apr. 12.

AHe is a nice colt,@ said Hidden Brook=s Dan Hall,bidding for an unnamed client. AWeliked the way he breezed, and helooked the part at the end of theshank, too. And obviously thepedigree=s there. Trippi=s having agreat year. We were happy to gethim.@ Trippi is the sire of five 2011black-type winners, including notone but three E. Paul RobshamStable homebreds. They include theoutstanding R Heat Lightning,runner-up to Awesome Feather(Awesome of Course) in the GI Breeders= Cup Juvenile Fillies lastfall and a dominating winner of theGII Davona Dale S. and GII Gulfstream Park Oaks in her lasttwo. She=s currently one of thefavorites for the GI Kentucky Oaksat Churchill May 6. TheTrippi/Robsham train also includesthe sophomore colt Travelin Man,hero of the GII Swale S. at Gulfstream Apr. 3, and R Holiday Mood, another 3-year-old filly who won theOut Rules S. at Aqueduct Mar. 13.

OBSAPR cont. p2

NORTH AMERICA

Turbulent Descent inSunday’s GII Beaumont

Keeneland/Coady photos

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OBSAPR cont.

Soldat Team Lands Two… Two years ago, bloodstock agent Steve Shahinianand owner Harvey Clarke came up with GII Fountain ofYouth S. winner Soldat (War Front) after combing thebackstretch at Keeneland September, and yesterday,the pair were busy at OBS. They came away with twohorses, led by hip 92, a New York-bred filly by Hookand Ladder--Savasana (Scatmandu) from CiaranDunne=s Wavertree Stables consignment who went for$120,000. A granddaughter of Grade II winnerBodacious Tatas (Distinctive Pro), the filly was putthrough the ring at last year=s OBS August Sale, butRNA=d for $9,500. Shahinian and Clarke were also onthe docket for hip 48, a filly from the first crop of HighCotton (Dixie Union), at $90,000. Out of the stakes-placed Revealing Blush (Diplomatic Jet), the filly wasconsigned by Hendry Training Stables LLC, agent.

Woods Remains Hot at OBS... Juvenile pinhooker Eddie Woods has been on a tearthis year, selling four horses for $300,000 or more atFasig-Tipton Florida, a trio for over $300,000 at OBSMarch, and the sales-topping $625,000 Pomeroy--Leah=s Angel colt at Barretts March. At last week=sKeeneland April Sale, he added two more horses thatsold north of $300,000, putting the total at no fewerthan 10 in 2011 to reach or eclipse that figure. While Woods didn=t reach those heights yesterday atOBS April, he did come away with a home run, sellinghip 102, a filly by Kafwain--Seattle Splash (ChiefSeattle) for $200,000. Woods purchased the Kafwainfilly for $31,000 as an OBSAUG yearling. Grace Stables LLC signed the winning slip. GraceStables is the nom de course of Barbara Banke, thewife of Stonestreet Stable=s Jess Jackson. Theytypically race and buy colts under the bannerStonestreet, and fillies through Grace Stables. Woods also sold hip 197, a filly by first-crop sireSunriver (Saint Ballado) out of Starinthemeadow(Meadowlake), for $175,000. Quarter Pole Enterprisesacquired the filly for $40,000 at OBS August.

COMPLETE RESULTS FROM OBSAPR DAY 1 WILL BE INWEDNESDAY =S TDN

NATIONAL HBPA OPPOSED TO RCI FIVE-YEARPLAN AS CURRENTLY PROPOSED The NationalHBPA Board of Directors issued a press releaseMonday, stating their unanimous opposition to the planproposed by the Association of Racing CommissionersInternational that all medication in racing be phased outin the next five years. In the release, the National HBPAstated, AAs the national representative of the largestnumber of horsemen who would be directly impactedby what the RCI proposes, the National HBPA takesissue with RCI=s strategy of pushing a proposal withsuch far-reaching implications without initiallyconferring with any of the major representativehorsemen=s groups, including the National HBPA. TheNational HBPA agrees that, within the five-year goalestablished by the RCI, a national plan that addressesthe concerns it has raised could be attainable. However,the vagueness of the RCI=s proposal and its pre-determined outcome are cause for great concern.@ Toaddress the issue, the National HBPA has announcedthat its annual Summer Convention, to be held July 21-24 in Seattle, will focus entirely on the RCIproposal. Speaker forums will be assembled with thegoal of answering questions including what theconsequences of the RCI plan might be; whatalternative therapies would be available to treat horsesthat bleed if the use of Furosemide is banned; howtrainers in other countries handle the problem; what theeconomic impact on racing might be; and what factorsmight make U.S. horses more susceptible to bleeding.AThe National HBPA is dedicated to gathering divergentand reasonable viewpoints on this issue, and willcontinue to rely upon the reasoned, professional andscientific approach to the medication policy thatstatistics show serves our industry well,@ the statementsaid. The complete National HBPA response is availableat http://nationalhbpa.blogspot.com/.

Purses Hiked for Hollywood Meet: (Edited press release) The spring/summer meet atHollywood Park, which begins with an eight-raceprogram Thursday, will see an increase in overnightpurses from the 2010 season. Overnight purses for the54-day meet will be range from $290,000-$300,000per day, a boost of between 16-20% over last year,according to Martin Panza, Hollywood Park=s racingsecretary and vice president of racing. AThe increases inpurses for claiming horses can help keep an owner inbusiness,== said Panza. ASomeone can claim a horse for,say $12,500, win a race and be out on the claim. Thiscould lead to an increase in horse inventory andstimulate more business.==

CALIFORNIA

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q THAT’S A WRAP qSANTA ANITA - Arcadia, CAClosed: Sunday, Apr. 17*Daily Avg. On-Track Attendance: unchanged*Daily Avg. On-Track Handle: -3%*Daily Avg. Total Handle: -9%Leading Owner: La Canada Stable (16 wins)Leading Trainer: Bob Baffert (44 wins)Leading Jockey: Joel Rosario (89 wins)*Santa Anita did not release detailed handle andattendance figures.Website: www.santaanita.com

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First/Second-crop starters to watch: Tuesday, Apr. 19Sire (Sire’s Sire), current farm, 2007 Fee, #foals of racing age/Winners/BlackTypeWnrs * Race #-track, race type, distance, runner, odds (if available)

STAR DABBLER (Saint Ballado), Richland Hills Inc, $8K, 68/5/09-PRX, Stk, 6f, Aba Dabbler, 8-1UNBRIDLED ENERGY (Unbridled's Song), Crestwood Farm, $10K, 129/19/07-SUN, Stk, 6f, It's My Party, $90K F '10 KEE NOV, 8-57-SUN, Stk, 6f, Wholelottaenergy, $14K KEE SEP yrl, 9-2WITH DISTINCTION (Storm Cat), Hartley, 221/32/17-SUN, Stk, 6f, Trustee Tom, $32K OBS APR 2yo, 7-2

IN JAPAN:Augurio, c, 3, Belong to Me--Visionist, by Bertrando. Kokura, 4-16, Novice Race, 8.5f. Lifetime Record: 7-1-0-1, $93,960. O-Koji Maeda; B-Joseph A Duffel; T-Kazuya Nakatake. *$20,000 yrl >09 FTKOCT; $60,000 2yo >10 BESMAY.Shigeru Kaicho, c, 3, Benchmark--Eleanor Rose (SW, $178,849), by In Excess (Ire). Kokura, 4-17, Novice Race, 5f. Lifetime Record: 11-1-3-0, $156,627. O-Shigeru Morinaka; B-Dr John Piconi; T-Akio Tsurudome. *$37,000 yrl >09 BESOCT; $65,000 2yo >10 BESMAR.Tatsu Perceive, c, 4, Yes It=s True--Ibuki Perceive (Jpn) (SW-Jpn, $1,306,358), by Caerleon. Kokura, 4-16, Plate Race, 8.5f. Lifetime Record: 10-2-4-2, $296,988. O-Shosaku Suzuki; B-Hokuyou Farm; T-Ippo Sameshima. *$55,000 wnlg >07 KEENOV.

IN FRANCE:Amelia=s Field, f, 3, Anabaa. See ABreeders= Edition Europe.@Slow Pace, g, 3, Distorted Humor. See AFrance.@

Yesterday=s Results:PRIX DE SURESNES-Listed, i55,000, Maisons-Laffitte,4-18, 3yo, c/g, 1 1/8mT, 1:56.80, gd.1--#SLOW PACE, 128, g, 3, by Distorted Humor

1st Dam: Slow Down (SW-US, $120,139),by Seattle Slew

2nd Dam: Corrazona, by El Gran Senor3rd Dam: Heartbreak, by Stage Door Johnny

O/B-Wertheimer & Frere; T-Freddy Head; J-Olivier Peslier; i27,500. Lifetime Record: 2 starts, 2 wins, i39,500.2--War Pact, 128, g, 3, War Front--Tempo West, by Rahy. O/B-Joseph Allen; T-Jean-Claude Rouget; i11,000.3--Cool Dude (Fr), 128, c, 3, Lemon Drop Kid--Toupie (GB), by Intikhab. (i185,000 yrl >09 ARQAUG). O-Marquise de Moratalla; B-SCEA La Poterie; T-Criquette Head-Maarek; i8,250.Margins: 1HF, HF, 1HF. Odds: 4.60, 1.20, 6.90.Also Ran: War Is War (Ire), Veter (Fr), Eighty Eight Red(GB). Slow Pace was successful in a Mar. 22 Fontainebleaunewcomers= event in his only prior go and duly steppedup to the plate to register black-type success at thefirst attempt here. Settled in third after an alert break,he was scrubbed along passing the two pole and ran onstrongly, despite taking a false step approaching thefinal eighth, to comfortably land the spoils. AHe wonwell again, but as he is a gelding, we=re in no rush todecide what we will do with him,@ said trainer FreddyHead. AIt looks like the only suitable race he could gofor next is the [July 2 G3] Prix Daphnis [at Longchamp],but that is in July, so we have plenty of time.@

Maisons-Laffitte, 13.15, Mdn, i24,000, 3yo, f, 1mT,1:43.90, gd.SARJA (FR) (f, 3, Zamindar--Sarlisa {Fr}, by RainbowQuest), a debut third at Deauville last time Mar. 4,found cover behind the front rank for most of thisreturn. Angled outside for her bid passing the quarter-mile marker, the 1-2 chalk ran on strongly under urgingto best Sunayana (Ire) (Shamardal) by 3/4 of a lengthnearing the line. Pavie (Lomitas {GB}), a half-sister toProudinsky (Ger) (Silvano {Ger}), raced one spot behindthe eventual winner for the majority of the contest, butwas unable to quicken in the latter stages and finishedseventh. Lifetime Record: 2 starts, 1 win, 1 place,i15,600.O-H H The Aga Khan; B-H H The Aga Khan=s Studs SC;T-Jean-Claude Rouget.

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1.15 Longchamp, Cond, €34,000, 3yo, c/g, 1 1/4mTBUBBLE CHIC (FR) (Chichicastenango {Fr}) is back in action for the firsttime since finishing runner-up to Recital (Fr) (Montjeu {Ire}) in the G1 Criterium de Saint-Cloud in November. Francesco Tabone andGiuseppe Botti’s proven performer has to give eight pounds to theunexposed Andre Fabre-trained Fort Belvedere (GB) (King’s Best). SheikhMohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum’s homebred colt whose dam is agroup-winning half to the 1994 G1 Coronation S. winner Kissing Cousin (Ire)(Danehill) and who was runner-up to Mr Chance (Fr) (Dalakhani {Ire}) ondebut over course and distance at the start of the month.

2.50 Longchamp, Cond, 34,000, 3yo, f, 1 1/4mTMARGRAVINE (King’s Best) is another interesting member of AndreFabre’s brigade following her debut success at Saint-Cloud in October.Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum’s close relative of Godolphin’stop performer Alexandros (GB) (Kingmambo) encounters Jean-ClaudeRouget trainee Galaxie Sud (El Prado {Ire}), Nelson Radwan’s daughter ofthe 2006 G1 Prix Saint-Alary heroine Germance (Silver Hawk), who openedher account at Deauville last month.

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DUNLOP REFLECTS ON VOODOO PRINCE RUN Trainer Ed Dunlop yesterday provided an update onLord Derby=s Voodoo Prince (GB) (Kingmambo), the firstprogeny of Ouija Board (GB) (Cape Cross {Ire}) whodebuted at Newbury on Saturday. Despite only finishingsixth behind Dubawi Sound (GB) (Dubawi {Ire}) in themile maiden on the card (video), Dunlop expectsimprovement from the Derby entry. AVoodoo Princeblew for 30 minutes afterwards and will come on a lotfor that,@ he said. AHe is a big, gross horse who wasdesperate for a run and it was good to get the ballrolling. He will have learned plenty and the race willhave done him good mentally as well as physically, sonow we can build from here.@

Yesterday=s Results:Windsor, 17.20, Mdn, ,3,500, 2yo, f, 5f 10ydsT,1:01.66, gd/fm.+BEST TERMS (GB) (f, 2, Exceed and Excel {Aus}--Sharp Terms {GB}, by Kris {GB}), who RNA=d at10,000gns as a TATOCT yearling, was alwaysprominent. Switched to hit the front before the eighthpole, the 7-4 favorite was headed by Heyward Girl (Ire)(Bertolini) soon after, but fought back to best that rivalby a half length. Best Terms is a half-sister toSunsemperchi (GB) (Montjeu {Ire}, GSP-Ity). Video,courtesy attheraces.com. Lifetime Record: 1-1-0-0,,2,388.O-R Barnett; B-W and R Barnett Ltd; T-Richard Hannon.

Windsor, 19.20, Mdn, ,3,500, 3yo, 10f 7ydsT,2:07.47, gd/fm.PURIFICATION (IRE) (c, 3, Hurricane Run {Ire}--Ceanothus {Ire}, by Bluebird), second in a mile Haydockmaiden when last seen in September, soon led and wasshaken up two furlongs from home. Ridden clear in thefinal eighth, the 180,000gns TATOCT yearling scoredby three lengths from Communicator (GB) (Motivator{GB}) as the 7-4 crowd=s choice. The winner is a half toPollenator (Ire) (Motivator {GB}, GSW-Eng). Video,courtesy attheraces.com. Lifetime Record: 3-1-1-0,,3,352.O-Martin Hughes and Michael Kerr-Dineen; B-TullamaineCastle Stud; T-John Gosden.

Sunday=s Result:Hoppegarten, 14.50, Mdn, i5,100, 3yo, 1 1/8mT,1:54.90, gd.+WALDPARK (GER) (c, 3, Dubawi {Ire}--Wurftaube{Ger} {Hwt. 3yo-Ger at 14+f, Hwt. Older Mare-Ger at11-14f, MGSW & G1SP-Ger, $355,270}, byAcatenango {Ger}) went straight to the lead and wastravelling much the best at the top of the lane. Pushedclear, the 11-8 pick crossed the line with seven lengthsto spare over African Desert (Ger) (Desert Prince {Ire}).The winner is a half-brother to Waldmark (Ger) (Mark ofEsteem {Ire}, GSP-Eng); Waldvogel (Ire) (PolishPrecedent, SW & MGSP-Ger); and Waldjagd (GB)(Observatory, GSP-Ger). Lifetime Record: 1 start, 1 win,i3,000.O/B-Gestut Ravensberg; T-Andreas Wohler.

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MAGIC MILLIONS QTIS YEARLINGSMonday, April 18, 2011

CUMULATIVE 2011 2010 Catalogued 545 462 No. Offered 489 420 No. Sold 347 346 RNAs 142 74 % RNA 29% 18% Highest Price A$120,000 A$140,000 Gross A$6,692,500 A$7,669,500 Average (% change) A$19,287 (-13%) A$22,166

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INGLIS AUTUMN YEARLING SALECONCLUDES The Inglis Melbourne Autumn Yearlingsale concluded its two-day run yesterday with figuresdown slightly from last year=s strong results. During the

Session I portion of theauction, 247 yearlings sold forA$2,843,250(US$2,989,273). The averageof A$11,511 was down 5.9%from a year ago, while themedian fell 16.7% toA$7,500. Session II saw 80head gross A$488,750. Theaverage increased 47.1% toA$6,109, while the median

rose 20% to A$3,000. AThe sale made a 23% gain inaverage last year and to all but hold those figures is avery pleasing result for all concerned,@ said InglisDirector Peter Heagney. AThe final clearance rate fromthe two days will be comfortably beyond the 80%mark, so all in all, it=s been a solid sale again this year.@Yesterday=s highest price was the A$60,000(US$63,029) paid for a son of Falvelon (Aus) (lot 268)out of Caterina (Aus) (Danehill). From the consignmentof Supreme Thoroughbreds, the yearling is from thefamily of G1 Blue Diamond winner Wager (Aus) andwas purchased by Australian Thoroughbreds.

FALVELON COLT TOPS MM QTIS FINALE A coltby Falvelon (Aus) topped yesterday=s second and finalday of the Magic Millions QTIS 600 Yearling Sale with afinal bid of A$110,000 (US$115,588) from Queenslandtrainer Pat Duff. Lot 518, consigned by Raheen Stud, isout of Untold (Aus) (Balmerniro {Aus}) and is a half-brother to stakes winner Secrets Untold (Aus) (Sequalo{Aus}). AThis is a standout colt, a typical Raheen Stud-type horse--tough, strong and sound,@ Duff said. AWebelieve he will train on and improve.@ During two daysof selling, 347 yearlings grossed A$6,692,500. Theaverage was A$19,287, down 13% from the 2010figure of A$22,166. The clearance rate was 71%. AIt=sbeen a remarkably good result considering the naturaldisasters that have impacted the Queensland economyand in particular the confidence of the racing industry,@commented Magic Millions acting managing directorDavid Chester. AIn spite of this, over 110 yearlings weresold to Queensland country buyers, proving the valueof the QTIS 600 scheme.@

ALLOWANCE RESULTS:8th-WRD, $23,750, NW2L, (S), 3yo/up, f/m, 6f, 1:11 4/5, ft.DILLY WHOPPER (f, 3, It'sallinthechase--Eternal Dawn,by Defrere) Lifetime Record: 11-2-3-0, $49,749.O/B/T-Wilson Brown (OK).

ADDITIONAL MAIDEN WINNERS:Point Judith, f, 3, Black Mambo--Fair Winds Lass, by Honor Grades. PRX, 4-18, (C), 7f, 1:24 3/5. B-Robert C Roffey Jr (FL). +Rapid Warrior, g, 4, Waki Warrior--Groovy Gal, by Groovy. IND, 4-18, (S), 5 1/2f, 1:06 2/5. B-STC Racing (IN). American Breeders= Edition cont. p6

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Monday, April 18, 2011SESSION I 2011 2010 Catalogued 344 378 No. Offered 304 319 No. Sold 247 257 RNAs 57 62 % RNA 19% 19% High Price A$80,000 A$65,000 Gross A$2,843,250 A$3,142,600 Average (% change) A$11,511 (-5.9%) A$12,228 Median (% change) A$7,500 (-16.7%) A$9,000

SESSION II 2011 2010 Catalogued 125 127 No. Offered 101 90 No. Sold 80 72 RNAs 21 18 % RNA 21% 20% High Price A$52,500 A$20,000 Gross A$488,750 A$298,950 Average (% change) A$6,109 (+47.1%) A$4,152 Median (% change) A$3,000 (+20%) A$2,500

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IN JAPAN:A Shin Burlington, c, 3, Awesome Again--Vermont Girl, by Mi Cielo. Kokura, 4-16, Novice Race, 8.5f. Lifetime Record: 3-1-0-0, $72,048. O-Eishindo Inc; B-Mishima Bokujo; T-Hidemasa Nakao.Affiliate, h, 5, Gone West--Sky Alliance, by Sky Classic. Kokura, 4-17, Plate Race, 5f. Lifetime Record: 16-3-1-0, $339,036. O-Yoichi Aoyama; B-Oiwake Farm; T-Hirofumi Toda.

CONDITIONS RESULTS:FRANCE, Maisons-Laffitte, 16.25, 4-18, i29,000, 3yo,6fT, 1:11.80, gd.SABRATAH (GB) (f, 3, Oasis Dream {GB}--Marika {GB}{SW-Eng}, by Marju {Ire}) Lifetime Record: 5 starts, 3 wins, 2 places, i38,550. O-Guy Heald; B-ShutfordStud; T-Henri-Alex Pantall. *85,000gns wnlg >08TATDEC.

ITALY, Rome, 14.30, 4-17, i22,500, 3yo, f, 1 5/16mT, 2:14.30, gd/sf.GIU LA TESTA (IRE) (f, 3, Muhtathir {GB}--Deraasaat{GB}, by Nashwan) Lifetime Record: 17-4-1-4,i47,515. O-Razza della Sila SRL; B-Shadwell EstateCompany Limited; T-Giorgi Attilio. *i4,500 yrl >09TATFLT.

ITALY, Rome, 15.00, 4-17, i18,000, 3yo, f, 7 1/2fT,1:35.40, gd/sf.OEUVRE D=ART (IRE) (f, 3, Marju {Ire}--Midefix {Ity}{SW & GSP-Ity}, by Night Shift) Lifetime Record: MSP-Ity, 9-2-1-4, i38,692. O-Allevamento la Nuova SbarraSRL; B-Finanza Locale Consulting SRL; T-GrizzettiGaloppo SRL Grizzetti-Mombelli. *i14,000 yrl >09ITYSEP.

ITALY, Rome, 15.35, 4-17, i18,000, 3yo, 6fT,1:09.70, gd/sf.SPIRIT QUARTZ (IRE) (c, 3, Invincible Spirit {Ire}--Crystal Gaze {Ire}, by Rainbow Quest) Lifetime Record:4-3-0-0, i18,275. O/T-Devis Grilli; B-Ballygallon StudLtd. *105,000gns 2yo >10 TATAPR; ,5,500 HIT >10DONNOV.

ITALY, Milan, 14.45, 4-17, i18,000, 4yo/up, f/m, 1 1/8mT, 1:54.80, gd.CRONSA (GER) (f, 4, Martino Alonso {Ire}--Croa {Ire}{SP-Ity, $132,877}, by Alzao) Lifetime Record: MGSP-Ity, 14-3-2-3, i113,135. O-Scuderia SIBA di AziendaAgricola Antezzate SRL; B-Azienda Agricola AntezzateSRL; T-Stefano Botti.

FRANCE, Lyon-Parilly, 14.25, 4-17, i16,000, 3yo,1mT, 1:41.56, gd.POLARENA (FR) (f, 3, Policy Maker {Ire}--Arena {Fr},by Marchand de Sable) Lifetime Record: 8 starts, 2 wins, 6 places, i34,660. O/T-Xavier Betron; B-JArnaud.

FRANCE, Dax, 17.00, 4-17, i15,000, 3yo, 1 7/16mT,2:23.70, sf.CAPE POINT (FR) (c, 3, Anabaa Blue {GB}--Galgarina{Fr}, by Double Bed {Fr}) Lifetime Record: 10 starts, 2 wins, 6 places, i23,500. O-Eduardo Fierro; B-EARLElevage de la Source; T-R Martin Sanchez. *i14,000yrl >09 ARQOCT.

ADDITIONAL MAIDEN WINNERS:Van Go Go (GB), f, 2, Dutch Art (GB)--Baldovina (GB), by Tale of the Cat. Redcar, Britain, 4-18, Mdn, 2yo, 5fT. B-A Black. *,1,400 RNA yrl >10 ASCNOV.Amelia=s Field, f, 3, Anabaa--Bunny Hop (Fr), by Machiavellian. Maisons-Laffitte, France, 4-18, Mdn, 3yo, f, 1mT. B-Mme Cyril Morange. *i10,000 RNA yrl >09 ARQAUG.+Ville Blue (Fr), f, 3, Anabaa Blue (GB)--Steel Ville (Fr), by Shining Steel (GB). Durtal, France, 4-17, Mdn, 3yo, f, 1 3/8mT. B-S Boucheron.Salto Nel Buio (Ire), c, 3, Barathea (Ire)--Brief Lullaby (Ire), by Brief Truce. Milan, Italy, 4-17, Mdn, 3yo, 1mT. B-L Mulryan & M Fahy. *20,000gns yrl >09 TATOCT.Bermix (Fr), c, 3, Bering (GB)--Church Mixa (Fr), by Linamix (Fr). Durtal, France, 4-17, Mdn, 3yo, c/g, 1 3/8mT. B-EARL Haras de la Gisloterie. *i38,000 yrl >09 ARQOCT.

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Astrology (A.P. Indy), 4f, :50.40, 27/48General Quarters (Sky Mesa), 4f, :49.80, 21/48Maclean’s Music (Distorted Humor), 5f, 1:00.80, 2/26 Maybesomaybenot (Sunday Break {Jpn}), 5f, :59.20, 1/11

COLTS NECKSafety Check (Empire Maker), 4f, :49.20, 4/8Straight Story (Giant’s Causeway), 5f, 1:01.40, 1/12

HOLLYWOOD PARKAnthony’s Cross (Indian Charlie), 3f, :36.80, 8/17Liberian Freighter (Bertrando), 6f, 1:14.60, 2/6

KEENELANDGreat Mills (War Front), 4f, :50.20, 19/21

SANTA ANITAAvid (More Than Ready), 3f, :37.00, 5/7Smash (Smart Strike), 6f, 1:10.80, 1/10

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+Pin Bouchin (Fr), c, 3, Chichicastenango (Fr)--Las Casas (Fr), by Noblequest (Fr). Royan-la-Palmyre, France, 4-17, Mdn, 3yo, 1 7/16mT. B-L de Romanet. *i20,000 yrl >09 ARQOCT.Nuri (Ger), f, 3, Doyen (Ire)--Nordwahl (Ger), by Waajib (Ire). Nort-sur-Erdre, France, 4-17, Mdn, 3yo, 1 9/16mT. B-Alex Pereira. *i28,000 RNA yrl >09 BBASEP.Clara Zetkin (GB), f, 3, Elusive City--Pantita (GB), by Polish Precedent. Redcar, Britain, 4-18, Mdn, 3yo, 7fT. B-Howard Barton Stud. *,9,000 yrl >09 DONSEP.My Step (Ger), f, 3, Footstepsinthesand (GB)-- Mamourina (Ire), by Barathea (Ire). Krefeld, Germany, 4-17, Mdn, 3yo, f, 7fT. B-Gestut Paschberg.Calon Segur (Fr), c, 3, Indian Rocket (GB)--Matakana (Fr), by Green Tune. Dax, France, 4-17, Cond, 3yo, 6fT. B-J D Salvert.Toss the Dice (Ire), c, 3, Medicean (GB)--Seltitude (Ire) (GSW-Fr), by Fairy King. Maisons-Laffitte, France, 4-18, Mdn, 3yo, c/g, 1mT. B-NP Bloodstock Ltd.Impostor (Ger), c, 3, Motivator (GB)--Indian Jewel (Ger), by Local Suitor. Krefeld, Germany, 4-17, Mdn, 3yo, 10f 55ydsT. B-Gestut Schlenderhan. *1/2 to Irulan (Ire) (Monsun {Ger}), SW-Ger, $132,746; Indigo Girl (Ger) (Sternkoenig {Ire}), G1SP-Ger; Iolith (Ger) (Monsun {Ger}), GSP-Ger; Indian Breeze (Ger) (Monsun {Ger}), SW-Ger.Frazao (Fr), g, 3, Muhtathir (GB)--Friday=s (Spa), by Sharp N=Early (Ire). Dax, France, 4-17, Mdn, 3yo, 7fT. B-Zafonic SL.+Poliloup (Fr), c, 3, Poliglote (GB)--Loup the Loup (Fr), by Loup Solitaire. Nort-sur-Erdre, France, 4-17, Mdn, 3yo, 2mT. B-Mrs I Corbani and SARL Jedburgh Stud. *i10,000 yrl >09 ARQOCT.Foreign Hill (Ger), c, 3, Royal Dragon--Foreign Affair (Ger), by Goofalik. Hoppegarten, Germany, 4-17, Cond, 3yo, 1 1/4mT. B-Peter Gollmann. *1/2 to Foreign Music (Fr) (Tiger Hill {Ire}), GSP-Ger & MSP-Ity.Moonbreaker (GB), f, 3, Shirocco (Ger)--Sonda (Ire) (GSW-Ity, $111,926), by Dolphin Street (Fr). Milan, Italy, 4-17, Mdn, 3yo, 6fT. B-Deni SRL.Tandu (Fr), f, 3, Tobougg (Ire)--Lady of Gdansk (Ire), by Danehill Dancer (Ire). Strasbourg, France, 4-17, Mdn, 3yo, 11f 165ydsT. B-Headquarters Stud UK. *i1,500 yrl >09 ARQYLG.

VERY VEGAS, 10, Storm Boot--Purely Excessive, by InExcess (Ire)Foal born Feb. 12, a colt by Street Cry (Ire).Will be bred back to Tapit.Owned by Mercedes Stables, LLC.Boarded at Elm Tree Farm, LLC.Accomplishments: MSW of $229,984.

RESPLENDENCY, 10, Tale of the Cat--Doppio Espresso,by Java GoldFoal born Mar. 3, a filly by Smart Strike.Will be bred back to Elusive Quality.Owned by The Robert & Beverly Lewis Trust.Boarded at Taylor Made.Accomplishments: MSW & GISP, $170,617.

MADISON=S QUEST, 18, Deputy Minister--SingularBequest, by SingularFoal born Mar. 3, a filly by Silver Train.Will be bred back to Roman Ruler.Owned by Brandywine Farm and New Dawn Stable.Boarded at Brandywine Farm.Accomplishments: Dam of Request for Parole (Judge TC), GISW, $1,372,224.

SECRET HEART (SAF), 12, Fort Wood--Secret Pact(SAf), by Bush Telegraph (SAf)Foal born Mar. 3, a filly by Kitten=s Joy.Will be bred back to More Than Ready.Owned by Team Valor International.Boarded at Denali Stud.Accomplishments: SW & MG1SP-SAf. Dam of Pluck(More Than Ready), MGSW, $243,176.

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