THURSDAY, JULY 12, 2018

Justify | Sarah K. Andrew

IN TDN EUROPE TODAYDUBAWI FILLY LEADS WAY AT TATTERSALLS Award Winning (Ire) (Dubawi {Ire}) topped the first session of

the Tattersalls July Sale on Wednesday, selling for 350,000gns.

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DEL MAR-BOUND JUSTIFYTO BE REASSESSED IN

2-3 WEEKS

China Horse Club, Head of Plains Partners, Starlight Racing and

WinStar Farm=s Triple Crown winner Justify (Scat Daddy), who

was found to have filling in his left front ankle, will travel to

trainer Bob Baffert=s summer base at Del Mar as his connections

continue to monitor the condition, Baffert confirmed to the TDN

Wednesday. As first reported by the Daily Racing Form, the

setback will cause him to miss a potential start in the GI Haskell

Invitational at Monmouth Park July 29.

ATwo to three weeks,@ Baffert told the TDN when asked how

much time the star colt would be given until the next evaluation.

With Justify limited to walking the shedrow as the Baffert crew

takes a cautious approach with the undefeated >TDN Rising

Star,= future racing plans remain up in the air. Baffert said the

filling appeared last week, subsided soon after, but reemerged

in recent days, prompting the decision to back off on his

training.

Justify=s rapid rise to the top of the game began with a maiden

victory at Santa Anita Feb. 18 and saw him add four consecutive

Grade I victories, culminating with a sweep of the Triple Crown

in the GI Belmont S. June 9.

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TDN Q & A: PAT CUMMINGSby Bill Finley

What is The Thoroughbred Idea Foundation (TIF)? According to

the press release announcing its formation, it has been

established to create an active forum for the exchange and

curation of ideas which will improve the overall prospects for

the Thoroughbred industry, its stakeholders, and fundamentally,

the horse. Those are huge goals and the person running the ship

will be Patrick Cummings, formerly the executive manager of

public affairs for the Hong Kong Jockey Club. He will be the

executive director of TIF and starts his new job Aug. 1.

Cummings was a recent guest on the Thoroughbred Daily

News podcast, brought to you by Taylor Made. Excerpts from

that podcast appear below.

Cont. p3

Thursday, July 12, 2018

STRONACH PENS A LETTER TO CONGRESS 7Belinda Stronach, the president and chairman of The Stronach Group, wrote a letter to congress in support of H.R. 2651, the Horseracing Integrity Act of 2017. "Our sport will benefit greatly from a level playing field, uniformity and federal oversight," Belinda Stronach wrote.

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Belmont Park’s paddock in 2018, right. The iconic tree is estimated to be over 200

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Pat Cummings

ATo go from a maiden winner in February to an undefeated

Triple Crown winner in June has been an incredible ride,@

WinStar Farm President/CEO and Racing Manager Elliott Walden

said Tuesday. AHe is too special to the owners, our team, and all

the fans he has around the world to not be 100% healthy.@

TDN: Many people don't know what the Thoroughbred Idea

Foundation is, how it will work or what its goals are. Can you

please explain?

PC: There is a reason for that, because we are truly just getting

started. This is the brainchild of Craig Bernick, who wanted to

start something that is

completely different. He

has sat on many of the

boards of the industry

organizations that are

out there, he's been in

the meetings and was of

the opinion that the

complex ideas--and even

the simple ones--aren't

getting completed. The

sport is not improving as

it should be. It should be

growing and it should be more innovative. It got to the point

where Craig said the heck with it, I'm going to start something

on my own. He assembled a tremendous board of nine people

coming from all areas of the industry. Too often, like-minded

people in racing go to their like-minded corner and talk about

like-minded topics and reiterate those same talking points. We

have people coming from many different areas. For example, we

have Paul Matties, who is a significant bettor. The extreme

opposite is Gary Stevens. It's a very diverse board and the goal is

to bring together active people who want to change the sport

for the better. What we won't be doing is talking about the pie

in the sky or these lofty issues that are seemingly impossible to

fix. The goal for us is to take issues that can be tackled and work

within racing's existing infrastructure. For us, the state of North

American Thoroughbred racing can be summed up in three main

statistics over the last decade or so: handle is down roughly

20%; foal crops are down almost 40%; the number of races

being run is down about 25%.

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If you take those three big factors and say what has happened,

you have to ask yourself what are we doing to stop this? We're

starting from scratch. We want to take this venture from

nothing to try to inspire the industry and advocate for change.

I'm very excited to be coming home to do it.

TDN: It sounds like this will be a horse racing think tank. You

want good ideas that will help the industry. Where will they

come from? How will they be formed?

PC: You hit the nail on the head. Our new website will be

racingthinktank.com. The ideas are not just coming from the

board or from me. We are going to solicit input from anyone,

industry stakeholders, fans, gamblers. A good idea can come

from anywhere in this sport, just like a good horse can come

from anywhere. But it's about time that we started to curate

those ideas and work together. A lot of people criticize what

goes on in the social media landscape, but there are a lot of

good ideas out there that get tossed about. It's just that very

little gets done. What we're hoping to do is take some of these

ideas, curate those ideas, have people submit ideas through

racingthinktank.com and go from there. One of the heartening

things about this is that once it was announced that I was

coming back from Hong Kong to lead the organization, I had four

different racing executives--and two from particularly big tracks

--reach out and say how can we work with you? I think the

industry is ready for this. A lot of people are exhausted and

there is a lot of industrial malaise when it comes to talking about

these very large issues, like Lasix, medication rules and state

regulations. Those are not the types of things we are interested

in tackling. We are looking for some simple solutions, for some

broken windows and certainly some bigger fixes. The thing is,

they're out there.

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TDN: Perhaps coming up with good ideas isn't even the hard

part. If you come up with something innovative and positive,

will people in a sport that is notorious for not changing listen

to you? Does that worry you?

PC: Yes. Horse racing is full of losers. By that I mean, there are

far more losers in horse racing than in any other sport. It's

significantly different than any team sports that are out there. In

the team sports, one team loses, one team wins. Half of the

people, half of the fans, half of the sides are gratified; the other

half are not. On any race day, the majority of people walk away

as losers. You have to deal with a lot of losing in horse racing. So

when topics arise where there is no easy way to win, people just

fight. People fight tooth and nail to come up with any victory

that they can--even when it's obvious that changing something

is vital. I keep going back to the numbers. Handle down, foal

crops down, total races run down. Can we afford to keep doing

the same thing and not try something different? We're going to

approach this positively and very inclusively and see if changes

can't be derived. Frankly, we just have to try. We know most

people want to reject change in racing, but we just can't afford

to anymore.

TDN: If I wanted to bet on tonight's Yankees/Orioles game,

there is a wealth of information available to me about the

teams, the pitchers, how they match up, who can and cannot

hit left-handed pitching, on-base percentages, etc.. And it's all

free. Not only does racing not have nearly as much data

available, but whatever data is available is not free. In fact, it=s

quite expensive. How can racing compete with other forms of

gambling that give data away when we charge an arm and a

leg for ours?

PC: This is an important point and something we want to tackle.

We want to work with Equibase to come to a resolution and

advocate for players as a whole. Of course, Equibase is partially

owned by the racetracks and you would think the racetracks

would want their customers to have as much information as

possible. But it seems they more want the money that comes

from the data more than they want people to have free access

to it. Free access to the information could potentially yield

greater play. You have to try some things first to see if that

would work. I agree wholeheartedly that other sports are doing

a far better job than what we are doing in America from a racing

perspective. There are so many statistical programs and

analytics experts out there. I would have to think a lot of people

would like to get their hands on racing data, but they don't have

the opportunity to do so in an easily accessible format. There's

so much more that racing could have.

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I understand that there are limits and there are expenses

associated with acquiring that data. Call me crazy, but I could go

to a racetrack and I could sit there in the stands and chart the

races myself. The fact that any particular horse ran first, second

or third doesn't seem to me to be proprietary information that

someone should pay for. It almost seems like it's a public event

that has taken place. I could chart the races myself, but Equibase

does it for us. But the basic results should be widely available

and they aren't. That's very frustrating to the modern player

who is looking for as much information as possible. I'd like to

posit maybe the opposite. What would happen if we unshackled

the data and invited teams from universities to come in and

have at it? Let people run wild with it and see what they can

come up with on their own and then see what the impact on

handle would be. Try to invite people to come in. The

opportunity would be fantastic to take this age of analytics and

apply it to racing. Let's take the shackles off.

BREEDERS= CUP BOARD OF DIRECTORS

ELECTION RESULTS ANNOUNCED The Breeders= Cup has announced the election results for its

Board of Directors by the 44 Breeders= Cup Members.

Elliott Walden, WinStar Farm; Gavin Murphy, SF Bloodstock;

Barbara Banke, Stonestreet Stables and Walker Hancock,

Claiborne Farm were each elected to serve a four-year term.

Banke and Walden were re-elected as Directors. William S.

Farish, Jr., Lane=s End Farm and Alex Solis II, Solis/Litt Bloodstock

were each elected to serve a three-year term. Farish was

re-elected as a Director. Dan Pride, Godolphin, was re-elected

and will fill a one-year term.

The terms were filled in descending order based upon the

number of votes cast for each candidate.

Following the election, the Board of 14 Directors is as follows:

Barbara Banke, Stonestreet Stables; Antony Beck, Gainesway

Farm; William S. Farish, Jr., Lane=s End Farm; Craig Fravel,

President & CEO of the Breeders= Cup; Walker Hancock,

Claiborne Farm; Fred Hertrich (Chairman), Watercress Farm;

Bret Jones, Airdrie Stud; Anthony Manganaro, Siena Farm; Clem

Murphy, Coolmore Stud; Gavin Murphy, SF Bloodstock; Dan

Pride, Godolphin; Mike Rogers, The Stronach Group; Alex Solis II,

Solis/Litt Bloodstock and Elliott Walden, WinStar Farm.

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Belinda Stronach | Horsephotos

AWe welcome new Directors Walker Hancock, Gavin Murphy

and Alex Solis II to the Breeders= Cup Board and congratulate

Barbara Banke, Bill Farish, Dan Pride and Elliott Walden on their

re-election,@ said Fred Hertrich III, Breeders= Cup Chairman. AOn

behalf of all of us, we also extend our great thanks and

appreciation to Craig Bernick, Bobby Flay and Roy Jackson for

their commitment to the Breeders= Cup during their time as

Directors.@

BELINDA STRONACH WRITES CONGRESS IN

SUPPORT OF THE HORSERACING INTEGRITY

ACT Belinda Stronach, the president and chairman of The Stronach

Group, wrote a letter to congress in support of H.R. 2651, the

Horseracing Integrity Act of 2017. Frank Stronach, founder and

honorary chairman of The Stronach Group, previously expressed

his support for the legislation in April 2017.

H.R. 2651 would require that a uniform anti-doping and

medication control program be developed and enforced by a

private, non-profit, self-regulatory organization known as the

Horseracing Anti-Doping and Medication Control Authority.

On June 22, the subcommittee on Digital Commerce and

Consumer Protection, part of the House Committee on Energy

and Commerce, conducted a hearing on the bill. The bill

currently has 126 cosponsors in the House of Representatives.

With the addition of The Stronach Group=s support of H.R.

2651, track associations and organizations that support the bill

now represent 59% of all pari-mutuel handle generated and

63% of all graded races run for Thoroughbreds in North America

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Roman Rosso | Karol Loureiro

in 2017. This group includes Breeders= Cup Ltd., Indiana Grand,

Keeneland Association, and the New York Racing Association.

AOur sport will benefit greatly from a level playing field,

uniformity and federal oversight,@ Belinda Stronach wrote.

APresently, there are 38 racing jurisdictions with different rules,

regulations and penalties. These inefficiencies are both

ineffective and costly and compromise the integrity of our

sport.@

Click here to read the letter in its entirety.

THE RACE THAT BELONGS TO SOUTH

AMERICA by Annise Montplaisir

Sport unites nations. People of all cultures and backgrounds

converge on the World Cup every four years. Despite their

different allegiances, they meld together, roaring and

applauding as one enormous audience at the matches,

immortalizing the winners who rise to the top of their game. The

chronicle of the event will be retold again and again in different

languages, remaining the same regardless of the tongue uttering

the details.

Horses unite people as well, and there is another sporting

event that draws together multifarious nations. Not as well

known as the World Cup, nor as abundantly attended as the

prestigious Royal Ascot, but equally valued by the people who

witness it--the G1 Longines Gran Premio Latinoamericano.

On the evening of March 11, Roman Rosso (Roman Ruler)

jogged in front of the cheering crowd at Hip\dromo Nacional de

MaroZas, led by a palafrenero (outrider) after winning the 2018

Latinoamericano for Argentina. Jockey Wilson Moreyra held his

helmet in the air, waving it up and down.

As they trotted back to the winner's circle, Moreyra grasped at

the blanket of red and white flowers draped over Roman

Rosso's neck, pulling out handfuls upon handfuls. Instead of

tossing them into the air for the cameras to capture flower

petals raining down over his head, he chucked them over the

rail into the crowd. Few actually made it, with most lacking the

distance to clear the path used to walk horses to and from the

paddock. But he continued throwing them--not an act for the

cameras, but for the people.

Because the Latinoamericano is a race for the people. For the

Argentinians, Brazilians, Chileans, Peruvians and Uruguayans. It

represents the pure emotion and pride generated from the love

of your country and passion for the sport.

The idea for the Latinoamericano was formed in 1980, when

members of the Asociacion Latinoamericana de Jockey Clubes e

Hipodromos convened in Buenos Aires to discuss the creation of

an international pattern race that would rotate between South

American countries. The inaugural Gran Premio

Latinoamericano took place in 1981 at MaroZas, located in

Montevideo, Uruguay.

The 2018 edition of the "Latino," as it is called, was run at

MaroZas for the third time in the race's history. Conducted over

a distance of 1 1/4 miles, entrants competed for a purse of

$500,000 U.S.

Each country is allotted a particular number of competitors,

with representative horses nominated through designated

racing jurisdictions in Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Uruguay and Peru.

Oscar Bertoletti, CEO of OSAF (South American Organization

for the Promotion of the Thoroughbred), which puts on the

Latinoamericano each year--explained that while the

connections of the horses running in the Latino want to win the

greatest races in each of their respective countries, such as the

G1 Pellegrini in Argentina or the G1 JosJ Pedro RamRrez in

Uruguay, the pride of winning the Latino extends beyond just

winning a race.

Cont. p9

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"The Latino is a Group 1 race with national identity," Bertoletti

said. "This is like the national soccer team, they think, 'I am

representing my country.'"

Back at the track, Roman Rosso's groom ran into the winner's

circle and slammed into the hard embrace of a hug from an

overjoyed ownership connection. The liver chestnut colt was led

in to join the celebration, human bodies surrounding him on

either side--a mosh pit of credentialed media, photographers

wearing orange pinnies, ownership connections and a

1,000-something-pound horse.

One reporter held a cell phone up to Moreyra's mouth to

record his initial reaction. The owner's daughter kissed Roman

Rosso's nose. The groom of each horse had been given a small

flag of the country they represented. At one point, the

Argentine flag grasped by Roman Rosso's groom brushed up

against the colt's nose, waving slightly from the force of his

breath.

Finally, Roman Rosso was led out of the winner's circle wearing

the white Longines blanket of the Gran Premio Latinoamericano

winner. The mosh pit thinned, moving to the awards

presentation on a stage adjacent to the winner's circle.

Remnants of the shredded blanket of flowers were left behind in

the form of red rose petals strewn across the ground.

After the race, winning trainer Jorge Mayansky used one word

to describe Roman Rosso: "Ideal. Una sola palabra: ideal.

Literalmente ideal."

After the awards presentation for the Latino dispersed,

Bertoletti spoke about the importance of the race within the

South American continental community.

"It's the biggest race, because if you see the rating of the

horses, the better horses for each country come here,"

Bertoletti said. "And the other particularity is that the race is the

only black-type Group 1 that moves from country to country

each year."

The 2019 and 2020 editions of the Latino will take place at

Club HRpico in Chile and San Isidro in Argentina. Bertoletti

foresees even more improvement in the years to come, partially

fueled by the sponsorship of Longines.

"The first [sponsorship] agreement with Longines was in 2014,

and we try to improve year by year," he said. "[This year] we

signed a new agreement for another five years with Longines,

and we hope we can make the next stake the biggest stake."

Bertoletti said they would like to see the event continue to

grow with additional races of varying conditions--almost

emulating the model of the Breeders' Cup--but the enormous

cost barriers and difficulty of transporting horses across country

borders will make it a challenge to achieve. The OSAF could also

one day even the ratios of horses from each country who travel

to compete, making the races even more international.

With the Maronas grandstand filled with a crowd comparable

to a stakes day at Keeneland or Saratoga, an Argentine

colleague said it best as we watched the day of the Latino

unfold: from touring the saddling area to watching the jockeys

mount for the Latino and seeing the victorious connections

smile and wave for photographers. He explained the pure

passion that drives the horses' connections, noting that even if

the purse was taken away, people would still want to run their

horses--for the two grandest prizes in the Premio

Latinoamericano are pride and glory.

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NEW YORK HORSEMEN AND JOCKEYS= GUILD

REACH AGREEMENT ON MOUNT FEE SCHEDULE The Jockeys= Guild and the New York Thoroughbred

Horsemen=s Association have reached an agreement to increase

the losing mount fees for jockeys at the NYRA tracks, it was

announced Wednesday. It is the first change in the losing mount

fee schedule for NYRA=s riders since 2008.

The new fee schedule, which lines up with the new NYRA

purse distribution, will be launched for the Saratoga meet that

opens July 20. NYRA purses are divided as follows: 55% for first,

20% for second, 12% for third, 6% for fourth, 4% for fifth and 3%

divided from sixth through last.

AThrough what were highly constructive negotiations with the

Guild, we were able to reach what we believe is an equitable

arrangement for the NYRA riders,@ NYTHA President Joe

Appelbaum said. AWe all know the risks that the riders face on a

daily basis, and we are fortunate to have such an elite jockey

colony in New York.

AWe are also pleased to announce that, as part of the deal,

NYTHA will underscore our commitment to the Permanently

Disabled Jockeys Fund,@ Appelbaum continued. ASince 2014, we

have contributed $1 per mount, which has totaled around

$17,000 a year. Going forward, we will guarantee a $20,000

annual donation to the PDJF.@

New York=s horsemen also donate $5 per start to the

Thoroughbred Aftercare Alliance, and NYTHA contributes

$300,000 a year to the TAKE2 and TAKE THE LEAD

Thoroughbred retirement programs. Starting with the 2018

Saratoga Meet, NYRA=s riders will donate $1 per mount to the

PDJF, and $1 per mount to TAKE THE LEAD.

DELAWARE TO HONOR NATIONAL MUSEUM OF

RACING & HALL OF FAME WITH OVERNIGHT RACE Delaware Park will honor the rich history of the National

Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame by naming an overnight

race in the Museum's honor as part of its live racing card on

Wednesday, July 18. Along with the race, Delaware Park will be

promoting the Museum throughout the day with videos as part

of its on-track and simulcast programs, as well as featuring the

Museum in its print program.

"Delaware Park has such a great history in the sport and we're

thrilled they are helping bring awareness to the National

Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame through their audience,"

said Cathy Marino, the Museum director. "We are making it a

priority to work with all the tracks throughout the country to

promote our shared histories. We're excited to work with

Delaware Park and help promote their great track here at the

Museum through our social media channels."

AMTOTE ANNOUNCES FULL-SERVICE U.S. SPORTS

BETTING PLATFORM An agreement has been reached between AmTote

International, Inc. and Sportradar that enables the former to

provide comprehensive sports betting services, including trading

and risk management, across the U.S. marketplace. AmTote,

which is wholly owned by The Stronach Group, is the North

American racing industry=s wagering technology and services

leader. Sportradar is the worldwide leader in B2B Managed

Trading Services (MTS) and sports data delivery solutions.

AWe have long looked forward to the day that we could fully

leverage our Spectrum wagering platform for our traditional

customer market in the U.S., combining its extensive fixed-odds

sports betting capabilities with our pari-mutuel products,@ said

AmTote=s president, Keith Johnson. AThe addition of Sportradar

to our solution provides a truly best-in-class turnkey product

that will allow AmTote=s U.S. customers to implement sports

betting in a manner that integrates seamlessly into their existing

infrastructure and operations.@

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Leading 2018 Sires of Yearlingsby cumulative average price for stallions standing in North America

Rank Name FYr Loc 2016 Fee Ring Sold Avg Median

1 American Pharoah F17 KY $200,000 2 2 $914,500 $914,500

2 Violence F15 KY $15,000 3 1 $370,000 $370,000

3 Flatter F05 KY $30,000 4 2 $355,000 $355,000

4 Speightstown F06 KY $100,000 2 1 $260,000 $260,000

5 Will Take Charge F16 KY $30,000 4 4 $232,500 $240,000

6 Street Sense F09 KY $45,000 2 2 $225,000 $225,000

7 Into Mischief F10 KY $45,000 5 5 $222,000 $220,000

8 Strong Mandate F16 KY $10,000 5 3 $220,666 $190,000

9 Morning Line F15 KY $10,000 2 1 $205,000 $205,000

10 Shackleford F14 KY $20,000 2 1 $200,000 $200,000

11 Palace Malice F17 KY $20,000 5 4 $187,500 $187,500

12 Kantharos F12 FL $5,000 2 1 $185,000 $185,000

13 Mr Speaker F17 KY $10,000 3 1 $180,000 $180,000

14 Distorted Humor F00 KY $100,000 2 2 $180,000 $180,000

15 Street Boss F10 KY $12,500 2 2 $170,000 $170,000

Leading 2018 Freshmen Sires of Yearlingsby cumulative average price for stallions standing in North America

Rank Name Sire's Sire Loc 2016 Fee Ring Sold Avg Median

1 American Pharoah Pioneerof the Nile KY $200,000 2 2 $914,500 $914,500

2 Palace Malice Curlin KY $20,000 5 4 $187,500 $187,500

3 Mr Speaker Pulpit KY $10,000 3 1 $180,000 $180,000

4 Liam's Map Unbridled's Song KY $25,000 2 2 $122,400 $122,400

5 Bayern Offlee Wild KY $15,000 3 3 $115,000 $85,000

6 Honor Code A.P. Indy KY $40,000 1 1 $100,000 $100,000

7 Carpe Diem Giant's Causeway KY $25,000 3 2 $100,000 $100,000

8 Constitution Tapit KY $25,000 7 5 $100,000 $100,000

9 Palace City Zip KY $6,000 8 5 $86,100 $105,000

10 Competitive Edge Super Saver KY $12,500 9 8 $68,750 $70,000

11 Lea First Samurai KY $12,500 2 2 $67,500 $67,500

12 Race Day Tapit KY $7,000 5 4 $63,750 $65,000

13 Daredevil More Than Ready KY $12,500 6 3 $63,000 $67,000

14 Commissioner A.P. Indy KY $7,500 10 7 $60,714 $45,000

15 Wicked Strong Hard Spun KY $10,000 5 3 $57,666 $45,000

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Leading Active Sires by Cumulative Earningsfor stallions standing in North America through Tuesday, July 10

Earnings represent worldwide figures, stud fees listed are 2018 fees.

Rank Stallion BTW BTH GSW GSH G1SW G1SH Starters Wnrs Highest Earner Earnings

1 Tapit 106 213 66 125 24 46 948 713 $4,791,677 $128,521,425

(2001) by Pulpit Crops: 11 Stands: Gainesway Farm KY Fee: $300,000 Testa Matta

2 Distorted Humor 141 249 58 112 15 33 1163 894 $3,728,170 $124,840,113

(1993) by Forty Niner Crops: 17 Stands: WinStar Farm KY Fee: $50,000 Drosselmeyer

3 Tale of the Cat 79 176 29 65 7 21 1441 1072 $6,169,800 $111,900,471

(1994) by Storm Cat Crops: 17 Stands: Ashford Stud KY Fee: $25,000 Gio Ponti

4 Malibu Moon 108 200 46 94 15 34 1300 963 $2,612,516 $108,055,259

(1997) by A.P. Indy Crops: 16 Stands: Spendthrift Farm KY Fee: $75,000 Orb

5 Langfuhr 66 140 20 44 7 12 1196 926 $2,797,406 $102,227,369

(1992) by Danzig Crops: 18 Stands: Lane's End Farm KY Fee: $5,000 Apollo Kentucky

6 More Than Ready 111 205 44 86 9 26 1280 928 $1,878,013 $99,283,883

(1997) by Southern Halo Crops: 15 Stands: WinStar Farm KY Fee: $60,000 Verrazano

7 Medaglia d'Oro 98 159 48 89 19 39 888 572 $4,692,000 $96,786,962

(1999) by El Prado (Ire) Crops: 11 Stands: Jonabell Farm KY Fee: $250,000 Songbird

8 Empire Maker 58 98 31 57 11 23 1010 668 $4,811,126 $93,141,996

(2000) by Unbridled Crops: 12 Stands: Gainesway Farm KY Fee: $85,000 Royal Delta

9 Candy Ride (Arg) 75 125 33 65 12 26 851 617 $15,988,500 $90,526,311

(1999) by Ride the Rails Crops: 11 Stands: Lane's End Farm KY Fee: $80,000 Gun Runner

10 Speightstown 91 147 41 77 13 26 776 600 $2,210,790 $88,867,069

(1998) by Gone West Crops: 11 Stands: WinStar Farm KY Fee: $100,000 Reynaldothewizard

11 Awesome Again 64 111 36 60 13 20 865 604 $6,498,893 $88,856,698

(1994) by Deputy Minister Crops: 17 Stands: Adena Springs KY Fee: Private Game On Dude

12 Stormy Atlantic 99 168 39 65 6 18 1226 877 $1,870,376 $88,401,922

(1994) by Storm Cat Crops: 17 Stands: Hill 'N' Dale Farms KY Fee: $15,000 Up With the Birds

13 Kitten's Joy 84 147 39 82 12 29 902 641 $4,775,180 $87,568,204

(2001) by El Prado (Ire) Crops: 10 Stands: Hill 'n' Dale Farm KY Fee: $60,000 Hawkbill

14 Fusaichi Pegasus 46 113 12 48 4 11 1073 746 $2,739,801 $85,841,381

(1997) by Mr. Prospector Crops: 15 Stands: Ashford Stud KY Fee: $7,500 Floral Pegasus (AUS)

15 Lemon Drop Kid 88 167 44 92 9 25 1047 740 $2,532,945 $83,023,759

(1996) by Kingmambo Crops: 15 Stands: Lane's End Farm KY Fee: $25,000 Beach Patrol

Saturday, Delaware, post time: 5:15 p.m. EDT

DELAWARE H.-GII, $750,000, 3yo/up, f/m, 1 1/4m

PP HORSE SIRE OWNER TRAINER JOCKEY WT

1 Teresa Z K Smart Strike St. Elias Stable Margotta, Jr. Centeno 116

2 Sneaky Betty K Mineshaft Super C Racing Inc. Gonzalez Pimentel 112

3 Mopotism K Uncle Mo Reddam Racing LLC O'Neill Gutierrez 117

4 Proper Discretion Discreetly Mine Loooch Racing Stables, Inc. Quartarolo Bracho 113

5 Unbridled Mo Uncle Mo Red Oak Stable Pletcher Velazquez 120

6 Elate Medaglia d'Oro Claiborne Farm & Adele B. Dilschneider Mott Ortiz 117

7 Farrell Malibu Moon Coffeepot Stables Catalano Hill 118

8 Nikki My Darling K Creative Cause Loooch Racing Stables, Inc. & Imaginary Stables Quartarolo Spieth 113

9 Fuhriously Kissed Langfuhr Loooch Racing Stables, Inc. Quartarolo Bracho 113

Breeders: 1-Besilu Stables, LLC, 2-Fred W. Hertrich III & John D. Fielding, 3-Frank T Batten, 4-Bruce Tallisman, 5-Red Oak Stable, 6-Claiborne Farm &

Adele B. Dilschneider, 7-Coffee Pot Stable, 8-Sheltowee Farm & James E. Evans, 9-Anita Cauley

Saturday, Indiana Grand, post time: 9:48 p.m. EDT

INDIANA DERBY-GIII, $500,000, 3yo, 1 1/16m

PP HORSE SIRE OWNER TRAINER JOCKEY WT

1 Trigger Warning K Candy Ride (Arg) Brinley Enterprises LLC Rone Rosendo 124

2 Blame the Rider K Jimmy Creed Reddam Racing LLC O'Neill Leparoux 124

3 Givemeaminit Star Guitar Valene Farms LLC Stewart Pedroza 117

4 Dark Vader Tale of Ekati Alesia, Sharon, Burns, Mike, Ciaglia Racing LLC &

Christensen, Robin Eurton Nakatani 121

5 The Money Dance K Jimmy Creed Johnson, Mike & Lauer, Penny S. Lauer Castanon 124

6 Axelrod Warrior's Reward Slam Dunk Racing McCarthy Geroux 117

7 Title Ready More Than Ready Charles E. Fipke Asmussen Santana, Jr. 121

8 King Zachary K Curlin Thomas F. Conway Romans Albarado 124

9 Funny Duck K Distorted Humor Calumet Farm Arnold, II Hernandez, Jr. 124

Breeders: 1-WinStar Farm, LLC, 2-Sarah A. Wells, 3-Clear Creek Stud LLC, 4-Schleprock Racing LLC, 5-Michael E. Lauer & Penny S. Lauer, 6-Hidden

Point Farm Inc., 7-Charles Fipke, 8-Waymore LLC, 9-SF Bloodstock

Saturday, Indiana Grand, post time: 9:01 p.m. EDT

INDIANA OAKS-GIII, $200,000, 3yo, f, 1 1/16m

PP HORSE SIRE OWNER TRAINER JOCKEY WT

1 Molecules K Einstein (Brz) Morgan Thilo Mullins Bermudez 115

2 Haynesfest Haynesfield Lonely Boys LLC Amoss Canchari 115

3 Harbor Lights K Shackleford Lauffer, Michael & Gregory McDonald Asmussen Santana, Jr. 119

4 Diamondcoat K Gemologist Cash, Lynn & Cash, Lola Gorder De La Cruz 115

5 Talk Veuve to Me K Violence Team Valor Int’l, Brisset, Rodolphe & McKay, Stephen Brisset Leparoux 115

6 Kelly's Humor Midnight Lute Thrash, Ike & Dawn Cox Geroux 115

7 Skeptic K Tiznow Humphrey, Jr., G. Watts & Ashbrook Farm Arnold, II Hernandez, Jr. 119

8 Figarella's Queen K Medaglia d'Oro Qatar Racing, Hunter Valley Farm & Detampel Cox Albarado 121

Indiana Oaks cont.

Breeders: 1-Mr. & Mrs. Theodore Kuster, 2-Blirchton Breeding LLC, Thomas Coleman &Doheny Racing Stable, 3-Mike Lauffer &Black Diamond

Management LLC, 4-Briland Farm, Robert Mitchell & StacyMitchell, 5-JSM Equine, LLC., 6-Chappell Alpine Farm, 7-G. Watts Humphrey Jr. & St.

GeorgeFarm, LLC, 8-Baumann Stables, Edward Bradley & Dr.Aaron Sones

Saturday, Delaware, post time: 4:45 p.m. EDT

KENT S.-GIII, $200,000, 3yo, 1 1/8mT

PP HORSE SIRE OWNER TRAINER JOCKEY WT

1 Carrick K Giant's Causeway Donegal Racing Morley Velazquez 116

2 Hot Springs K Uncle Mo Woodford Racing, LLC Asmussen Lynch 116

3 Duc de Calas (Fr) Dunkerque (Fr) Jump Sucker Stable Clement McCarthy 116

4 Gunnison K Bernardini Gunpowder Farms LLC & Hinkle Farms Rubley Toledo 116

5 Untamed Domain K Animal Kingdom West Point Thoroughbreds Motion Ortiz 116

6 Golden Brown Offlee Wild ABL Stable, D. Bossone, P. Donnelly & J. Schnoor, Jr. McBurney Rendon 116

7 Archaggelos K Temple City Monticule LLC Dickinson Pino 116

8 Blame the Rider K Jimmy Creed Reddam Racing LLC O'Neill Gutierrez 120

9 Way Early Tizway Jim & Susan Hill Weaver Carmouche 116

Breeders: 1-Patricia Pavlish, 2-Bo Hirsch LLC, 3-Ecurie du Sud, Michel Nikitas & RaymondFrauciel, 4-Hinkle Farms & Darley, 5-Clearsky Farms, 6-Esther

de Jong, 7-Monticule, 8-Sarah A. Wells, 9-Mares Rule III

Saturday, Los Alamitos, post time: 7:28 p.m. EDT

LOS ALAMITOS DERBY-GIII, $150,000, 3yo, 1 1/8m

PP HORSE SIRE OWNER TRAINER JOCKEY WT

1 Draft Pick K Candy Ride (Arg) C R K Stable LLC Eurton Talamo 122

2 Blended Citizen K Proud Citizen Hall, Greg and SAYJAY Racing, LLC O'Neill Frey 122

3 Ax Man Misremembered Earnhardt III, Patti and Hal J. Baffert Van Dyke 122

4 Once On Whiskey K Bodemeister Watson, Karl, Pegram, Michael E. & Weitman, Paul Baffert Prat 122

5 King Cause K Creative Cause Kramer Racing, Nice Guys Stables & Keh, Steven O'Neill Roman 122

Breeders: 1-Hinkle Farms, 2-Ray Hanson, 3-Hal J. Earnhardt, 4-Gabriel Duignan & Crosshaven Bloodstock, 5-Bret Jones

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White Flag | Adam Coglianese photo

IN ORDER OF PURSE:

3rd-Belmont, $85,000, Alw (C), Opt. Clm ($80,000), 7-11,

3yo/up, 7fT, 1:20.59, fm.

WHITE FLAG (c, 4, War Front--Shared Hope, by Gone West),

winner of last year=s age-restricted Allied Forces S. and third as

the favorite in the GII Nearctic S., was shelved off a seventh as

the chalk in the Turf Sprint Championship last November. The

prohibitive choice here off a comebacking second over six grassy

panels June 17, the homebred was a bit slow into stride, but it

didn=t cost him at all, as he settled back in about fourth position

behind a soft tempo. Always galloping well within himself, he

pushed away from the inside and into about the three path with

cover off the home corner, shifted out further still for clear

sailing and was ridden out mostly hands and heels from there to

score by an exceptionally easy 2 1/4 lengths at 2-5.

Bought back on a bid of $725,000 as a weanling at FTKNOV in

2014, White Flag is out of an unraced daughter of the

owner/breeder=s GISW Shared Interest (Pleasant Colony), the

dam of GI Breeders= Cup Juvenile Fillies upsetter Cash Run

(Seeking the Gold) and her year-younger Grade I-winning half-

brother Forestry (Storm Cat). Third dam Surgery (Dr. Fager) was

responsible for Evans=s Sewickley (Star de Naskra), who

defeated Housebuster, among others, in the 1990 GI Vosburgh

S.

Shared Hope is also the dam of the unraced 3-year-old filly

White Lake (Mizzen Mast), juvenile colt Noble Hope (Noble

Mission {GB}) and a yearling full-sister to White Flag. Lifetime

Record: SW & GSP, 10-4-1-3, $256,553. Click for the

Equibase.com chart or VIDEO, sponsored by Fasig-Tipton.

O/B-Robert S Evans (KY); T-Christophe Clement.

8th-Belmont, $77,000, Alw, 7-11, (NW1$X), 3yo/up, 1 1/16mT,

1:38.87, fm.

GUCCI FACTOR (g, 5, Gio Ponti--Shoo In, by Dynaformer),

runner-up to >TDN Rising Star= and GISW Diversify (Bellamy

Road) in a main-track maiden two summers back, had won his

last two tries on the grass, a state-bred first-level allowance at

the Big A last December and a latest success over this course

and distance June 27. Settled in mid-division here as two rivals

sped off in a race of their own up front, the 12-5 chalk advanced

with the rest of the peloton nearing the stretch and needed

most of the final eighth of a mile to reel in pace-pressing Dr.

Edgar (Lookin at Lucky) for a neck victory. Sales history:

$150,000 Ylg '14 SARAUG. Lifetime Record: 10-4-1-1, $182,520.

Click for the Equibase.com chart or VIDEO, sponsored by Fasig-

Tipton.

O-Castleton Lyons; B-Highclere (NY); T-Christophe Clement.

6th-Belmont, $65,000, (S), Alw, 7-11, (NW1$X), 3yo/up, f/m,

1m, 1:36.49, ft.

RACHEL'S BLUE MOON (f, 3, Bodemeister--Beautiful But Blue

{MSW & GISP, $395,450}, by El Corredor) belied debut odds of

14-1 to take a late-season turf maiden at Aqueduct last

December, but hadn=t hit the board since, including a sixth with

blinkers added in a first-level main-track allowance June 13. The

69-10 fifth choice in a field of eight, the homebred won the

break and set strong fractions as Puffery (Flatter) gave chase.

Narrowly in front turning for home, the bay swatted away that

challenge and kept on gamely for a 2 1/4-length success.

Favored Pink Twist (Malibu Moon) was along late for second. A

maternal grandson of MSW Beautiful America (Dixie Brass),

Rachel=s Blue Moon is kin to the juvenile filly Beautiful Illusion

(Ghostzapper), a yearling Hard Spun filly and a foal of 2018 by

Medaglia d=Oro, sire of the Bromans= GI Breeders= Cup Filly &

Mare Sprint upsetter Bar of Gold. Lifetime Record: 5-2-0-0,

$75,842. Click for the Equibase.com chart or VIDEO, sponsored

by Fasig-Tipton.

O/B-Chester & Mary R Broman (NY); T-James A Jerkens.

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Majestic Won | Adam Coglianese photo

IN ORDER OF PURSE:

4th-Belmont, $75,000, Msw, 7-11, 3yo/up, f/m, 6fT, 1:07.37,

fm.

MAJESTIC WON (f, 3, Majestic Warrior--Miss Holiday Inn, by

Tactical Cat), beaten four lengths into third as the 6-5 favorite in

a 5 1/2-furlong maiden over the Gulfstream main track last

Christmas Eve, was switching to the grass for this sophomore

debut. Show good early speed, the blaze-faced chestnut stalked

a fast pace from second, responded when called upon by Jose

Ortiz at the top of the lane and held off a mild late challenge

from 7-5 chalk Wise Strike (Smart Strike) to score by 2 1/2

lengths as the 17-5 third choice. Majestic Won=s 2-year-old half-

sister No Vacancy (Quality Road) breezed five furlongs over the

Woodbine turf in 1:00.40 July 8, while her now-yearling half-

brother by Liam=s Map was the second-dearest of 16 of the

sire=s foals to sell in 2017 at $250,000. Miss Holiday Inn

produced a colt by Will Take Charge after selling with that foal in

utero for $42,000 at KEENOV last fall. Sales history: $47,000 Ylg

'16 KEESEP; $150,000 RNA 2yo '17 EASMAY. Lifetime Record:

2-1-0-1, $49,200. Click for the Equibase.com chart or VIDEO,

sponsored by Fasig-Tipton.

O-August Dawn Farm; B-Clarkland Farm (KY); T-Jeremiah C

Englehart.

8th-BEL, $90K, Alw, 3/up, f/m, 1 1/4mT, post time: 5:18 p.m ET

George Strawbridge homebred SMART TOGETHER (Smart

Strike) is repatriated to continue her career after breaking her

maiden at second asking while under the care of John Gosden at

Haydock Park last May (video) before earning black-type when

third in a listed event going this trip at Newbury the following

month. The filly=s dam, Forever Together (Belong to Me), needs

no introduction, as she tallied four Grade I events, including the

2008 GI Breeders= Cup Filly & Mare Turf which secured her the

Eclipse Award as this country=s top turf distaffer. Michael Matz

also conditions Smart Together=s full-sister Truly Together, third

in this year=s GIII Lambholm South Endeavour S. at Tampa.

TJCIS PPs

FIRST-CROP STARTERS TO WATCH: THURSDAY, JULY 12

Mr. Besilu (A.P. Indy), Eureka Thoroughbred Farm, $2,000

8 foals of racing age/0 winners/0 black-type winners

7-Canterbury, Msw 5 1/2f, SHE B GLAMOROUS, 8-1

Mucho Macho Man (Macho Uno), Adena Springs, $15,000

69 foals of racing age/1 winner/0 black-type winners

8-Canterbury, Msw 4 1/2f, MUCHO SUPER GIRL, 6-1

$5,500 MNS AUG yrl

My Italian Ex (Bernardini)

2 foals of racing age/0 winners/0 black-type winners

4-Prairie Meadows, Msw 5f, DEEDEES SWEETDREAM, 15-1

Bred, Raised & Sold by Clarkland Farm

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Rookies cont.

Strong Mandate (Tiznow), Three Chimneys Farm, $10,000

82 foals of racing age/1 winner/0 black-type winners

7-Canterbury, Msw 5 1/2f, DIGGER HEELS IN, 7-2

SECOND-CROP STARTERS TO WATCH: WEDNESDAY, JULY 4

Awesome Patriot (Awesome Again), Mapleton Thoroughbred

Farm, $3,500

103 foals of racing age/13 winners/0 black-type winners

8-Canterbury, Msw 4 1/2f, GREATEST GAL, 5-2

$8,500 MNS AUG yrl

Done Talking (Broken Vow), Elloree Training Center, $1,500

13 foals of racing age/3 winners/0 black-type winners

3-Charles Town, Msw 4 1/2f, CAROLINA'S TREAT, 10-1

Heavy Breathing (Giant's Causeway), Irish Hill & Dutchess Views

Stallions, $2,500

33 foals of racing age/2 winners/0 black-type winners

4-Belmont, Msw 5 1/2f, CENTER CITY, 20-1

Liaison (Indian Charlie), Spendthrift Farm, $10,000

166 foals of racing age/33 winners/2 black-type winners

8-Canterbury, Msw 4 1/2f, MILITARY LIAISON, 6-1

$5,500 MNS AUG yrl

Our Entourage (Street Cry {Ire}), O'Sullivan Farms LLC, $1,250

21 foals of racing age/2 winners/0 black-type winners

5-Charles Town, Msw 4 1/2f, OUR BAD GIRL, 5-1

$1,500 EAS OCT yrl

ALLOWANCE RESULTS:

7th-Belmont, $65,000, (S), 7-11, (NW1$X), 3yo/up, 1 1/16mT,

1:40.42, fm.

HONOR UP (c, 3, To Honor and Serve--Unobstructed View

{GSP}, by Yes It's True) Lifetime Record: 9-2-2-1, $114,900.

O-Saratoga Seven Racing Partners LLC; B-Gainesway

Thoroughbreds Ltd (NY); T-Leana Willaford. $65,000 Ylg '16

SARAUG. **Full to Blueridge Traveler, SW & GSP, $319,000.

Cont. p4

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Additional Racing--Allowance Results cont.

8th-Delaware, $40,250, Opt. Clm ($65,000), 7-11, 3yo/up, f/m,

1m 70yT, 1:39.98, fm.

BOMBSHELL (m, 5, Bellamy Road--Asbeautifulasyou {Ire}, by

A.P. Indy) Lifetime Record: SP, 15-4-3-3, $175,132. O-Team

Valor International; B-WinStar Farm LLC (KY); T-Arnaud

Delacour. *$8,000 2yo '15 KEENOV. **1/2 to Little Distorted

(Distorted Humor), SP, $164,565.

7th-Indiana Grand, $36,500, (S), 7-11, (NW3L), 3yo/up, f/m, 1m,

1:38.93, ft.

CHEVY TO THE LEVY (f, 4, Maclean=s Music--Secret Scheme {SW

& GISP, $153,550}, by Precocity) Lifetime Record: 16-3-1-1,

$83,253. O-Ten Strike Racing; B-Hill 'n' Dale Equine Holdings Inc

(IN); T-Randy Matthews. *$102,000 Ylg '15 KEESEP; $240,000

2yo '16 OBSMAR. **1/2 to Whiskey Tree (Misremembered), SP,

$180,791.

9th-Delaware, $36,250, Opt. Clm ($16,000), 7-11, 3yo/up, f/m,

6f, 1:11.77, ft.

SHE'S ACHANCE TOO (f, 4, Redeemed--She's Achance, by

American Chance) Lifetime Record: SP, 13-3-3-3, $134,368.

O-Joan P Everett; B-Joan & W Dale Everett (MD); T-Jason Egan.

1st-Penn National, $31,976, 7-11, (NW1X), 3yo/up, f/m, 5fT,

:57.17, fm.

TARAFIRMA (f, 4, Any Given Saturday--Merry's Pegasus, by

Fusaichi Pegasus) Lifetime Record: 10-3-0-2, $64,686.

O/B-Pewter Stable (PA); T-Kathleen A. Demasi.

5th-Thistledown, $31,800, (S), 7-11, (NW2L), 3yo/up, 6f,

1:12.80, ft.

CONNORRSKIE (g, 4, The Cliff's Edge--P R Star {MSP, $214,616},

by Lac Ouimet) Lifetime Record: 9-2-0-0, $40,845. O/B-John F

Graver (OH); T-Valerie K Shanyfelt.

4th-Thistledown, $31,000, 7-11, (C), 3yo/up, 6f, 1:11.00, ft.

LIME AND TEQUILA (g, 7, Limehouse--Rokeby Lynn, by Silver

Deputy) Lifetime Record: SP, 30-10-8-4, $261,870. O-Michael J

Friedman & Premier Stables Unlimited; B-Daniel J Yates (OH);

T-Nabu Morales.

Broken and Trained by Randy Bradshaw

Hill ‘n’ Dale Bred, Raised and Sold

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Additional Racing--Allowance Results cont.

7th-Presque Isle Downs, $27,920, 7-10, (NW1X), 3yo/up, 6 1/2f

(AWT), 1:17.86, ft.

SPEARHEAD (g, 7, Speightstown--Incredulous {Fr}, by Indian

Ridge {Ire}) Lifetime Record: 26-4-8-3, $135,552. O/T-Jeffrey S

Englehart; B-Catherine Wills (KY). *1/2 to Sir Gery (Carson City),

GSW & G1SP-Eng, GSP-UAE & Fr, $498,293.

2nd-Thistledown, $24,000, 7-11, (NW2L), 3yo/up, f/m, 5 1/2f,

1:05.84, ft.

SEE THE WORLD (f, 3, Gio Ponti--Never Ever, by In Excess {Ire})

Lifetime Record: 8-2-2-0, $39,150. O-Loooch Racing Stables Inc;

B-Venneri Racing & Postum Racing (KY); T-Jeffrey A Radosevich.

ADDITIONAL MAIDEN WINNERS:

Candy Lane, f, 2, Twirling Candy--Tangueray Miss (SP), by

Cowboy Cal. Thistledown, 7-11, (S), 5 1/2f, 1:07.04. B-R

Gorham & Mast Thoroughbreds LLC (OH).

Ruh Roh Raggy, g, 3, Elite Squadron--Taylor's Queen (MSW,

$181,656), by Crowning Decision. Indiana Grand, 7-11, (S), 6f,

1:11.72. B-Tianna Richardville & John Loy (IN).

Rigadoon, f, 3, Freud--Virginia Reel, by Gone West. Finger Lakes,

7-11, (S), 5 1/2f, 1:08.95. B-Patricia L Moseley (NY).

Gawkier, g, 3, Irish Road--Really a Fibber (SW), by For Really.

Indiana Grand, 7-11, (S), 6f, 1:10.65. B-Richard & Connie

Snyder (IN). *$3,500 Ylg '16 KEEJAN. **1ST-TIME STARTER.

Leap to Glory, g, 3, Outflanker--Leaping Lady, by Mass Media.

Belmont, 7-11, (S), (C), 6f, 1:10.71. B-GeeZee Stable LLC (NY).

*$17,000 RNA Ylg '16 EASOCT.

Dwizard, c, 4, Macho Uno--Seeking the Silver, by Grindstone.

Belmont, 7-11, (S), 6 1/2f, 1:16.18. B-Vince Scuderi (NY).

*1/2 to Dads Caps (Discreet Cat), MGISW, $1,110,467; and

Paulassilverlining (Ghostzapper), MGISW, $1,516,230.

ANY GIVEN SATURDAY, Tarafirma, f, 4, o/o Merry's Pegasus, by

Fusaichi Pegasus. ALW, 7-11, Penn National

BELLAMY ROAD, Bombshell, m, 5, o/o Asbeautifulasyou (Ire), by

A.P. Indy. AOC, 7-11, Delaware

BODEMEISTER, Rachel's Blue Moon, f, 3, o/o Beautiful But Blue, by

El Corredor. ALW, 7-11, Belmont

ELITE SQUADRON, Ruh Roh Raggy, g, 3, o/o Taylor's Queen, by

Crowning Decision. MSW, 7-11, Indiana Grand

FREUD, Rigadoon, f, 3, o/o Virginia Reel, by Gone West. MSW, 7-11,

Finger Lakes

GIO PONTI, Gucci Factor, g, 5, o/o Shoo In, by Dynaformer. ALW,

7-11, Belmont

GIO PONTI, See the World, f, 3, o/o Never Ever, by In Excess (Ire).

ALW, 7-11, Thistledown

IRISH ROAD, Gawkier, g, 3, o/o Really a Fibber, by For Really. MSW,

7-11, Indiana Grand

LIMEHOUSE, Lime and Tequila, g, 7, o/o Rokeby Lynn, by Silver

Deputy. ALW, 7-11, Thistledown

MACHO UNO, Dwizard, c, 4, o/o Seeking the Silver, by Grindstone.

MSW, 7-11, Belmont

MACLEAN'S MUSIC, Chevy to the Levy, f, 4, o/o Secret Scheme, by

Precocity. ALW, 7-11, Indiana Grand

MAJESTIC WARRIOR, Majestic Won, f, 3, o/o Miss Holiday Inn, by

Tactical Cat. MSW, 7-11, Belmont

OUTFLANKER, Leap to Glory, g, 3, o/o Leaping Lady, by Mass Media.

MCL, 7-11, Belmont

REDEEMED, She's Achance Too, f, 4, o/o She's Achance, by

American Chance. AOC, 7-11, Delaware

SPEIGHTSTOWN, Spearhead, g, 7, o/o Incredulous (Fr), by Indian

Ridge (Ire). ALW, 7-10, Presque Isle Downs

THE CLIFF'S EDGE, Connorrskie, g, 4, o/o P R Star, by Lac Ouimet.

ALW, 7-11, Thistledown

TO HONOR AND SERVE, Honor Up, c, 3, o/o Unobstructed View, by

Yes It's True. ALW, 7-11, Belmont

TWIRLING CANDY, Candy Lane, f, 2, o/o Tangueray Miss, by Cowboy

Cal. MSW, 7-11, Thistledown

WAR FRONT, White Flag, c, 4, o/o Shared Hope, by Gone West.

AOC, 7-11, Belmont

Hidden Brook Raised

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DUBAWI FILLY LEADS WAY AT TATTERSALLS

by Emma Berry

NEWMARKET, UKCHorses of varying ages with a connection to

the beleaguered South African businessman Markus Jooste

dominated the first day of the Tattersalls July Sale, at which the

thrice-raced, regally-bred Award Winning (Ire) (Dubawi {Ire})

set the pace when sold for 350,000gns.

The 3-year-old half-sister to group winners Royal Bench (Ire)

(Whipper), Mayhem (Ire) (Whipper) and Memphis Tennessee

(Ire) (Hurricane Run {Ire}), offered as lot 221, was signed for by

Blandford Bloodstock=s Tom Goff, who saw off underbidder

Bertrand Le Metayer with his final offer on behalf of an Irish

client who wished to remain anonymous.

AShe=s for a client who has been talking about buying a Dubawi

mare for a long time,@ Goff said. AIt's a wonderful outcross

pedigree and considering what she made as a yearling we=re

very pleased to get her. She=s a filly we=ve been watching for a

while.@

The last time Award Winning had been seen in the same ring

was three years ago at the December Foal Sale when she was

sold by co-breeder Knocktoran Stud for 720,000gns to the

Mayfair Speculators. In her three starts, which included victory

in a Wetherby novice stakes in April, she raced for the

partnership of Sue Magnier, Derrick Smith, Michael Tabor and

Markus Jooste.

Just two lots earlier (219), Goff had picked up another well-

bred filly from the Castlebridge Consignment for a different but

also unnamed client, this one based in America. C=est Ca (Ire),

the daughter of Galileo (Ire) and GI Frizette S. winner A Z

Warrior (Bernardini) who raced once in France for the Mayfair

Speculators and Michael Tabor, will now cross the Atlantic after

being bought for 320,000gns. Her Book 1 yearling price was

750,000gns.

AShe has a lovely page and if you think how strong the

December Sale is here then this is a great opportunity to buy

fillies like this at this time of year,@ Goff added.

Earlier in the day the agent had also signed for lot 142, Baby

Pink (Ire) (Invincible Spirit {Ire}) at 160,000gns and she too will

be heading towards the United States.

The 3-year-old is out of the Group 3 winner Dress Rehearsal

(Ire) (Galileo {Ire}) and from the family of treble Group 2-

winning sprinter Muthmir (Ire) (Invincible Spirit {Ire}). Cont. p2

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Tom Goff | Tattersalls

Ronald Rauscher | Tattersalls

Tattersalls July Sale Cont.

AShe=s a lovely broodmare prospect and has been bought for a

US-based breeder,@ Goff said. AWe know the family wellCI

bought her half-brother Christophermarlowe (Ire) for $200,000

at Saratoga and he is all Galileo, just like her.@

Last year=s record-breaking trade will be hard to emulate as

the sale continues through the next two days. During the sale=s

opener, there were 19 fewer lots offered than in the

corresponding session last year and the aggregate dipped

significantly, by 23%, to 5,407,000gns. The average of 25,995gns

was down by 17% and the median of 9,000gns dropped by 10%.

A clearance rate of 77% was attained for 208 horses sold from

the 270 put through the ring on Wednesday.

Early Yearling Stars... While domestic fans waited for a good result for England in the

World Cup, it was Italy and then Germany who scored first in the

sales ring as the July Sale=s curioCthree yearling fillies by

champion sire Galileo (Ire)Csold to Federico Barberini and

Ronald Rauscher.

The German agent waited until the last of the trio was in the

ring and went to 300,000gns in pursuit of lot 191, the late May

foal out of Milanova (Ire) ((Danehill), a Group 3-winning half-

sister to Holy Roman Emperor (Ire).

Rauscher could not name his client but said, AWe haven=t quite

decided where she will go into training eventually but there=s

plenty of time to think about that. I thought she was lovely for

her birth date, she handled herself well and vetted well. She=s

very typical of the family and there=s plenty that=s not even on

the page, such as Night Shift and Encosta De Lago (Aus).@

The filly is a great granddaughter of Jean-Louis LJvesque=s

champion racemare and producer Fanfreluche (Northern

Dancer), whose offspring include the Canadian champions

Medaille d=Or, L=Enjoleur and La Voyageuse.

Rauscher added, AI have to admit I=m a bit biased towards the

pedigree because it=s an old Jean-Louis LJvesque family and I

worked at Windfields, but she has plenty of future paddock

value.@

Barberini, acting on behalf of Paul Dunkley=s Apple Tree Stud

and standing in the gangway with Robert Thornton, struck first

to buy lot 189, the filly from Meon Valley Stud=s great

foundation family of Reprocolor (GB), for 220,000gns.

Cont. p3

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Federico Barberini | Tattersalls

Tattersalls July Sale Cont.

Having secured the good-moving daughter of Timbuktu (Ire)

(Fastnet Rock {Aus}) for under their budget, the duo acted

quickly to ensure that the following lot (190) will also eventually

make her home in the paddocks of the Gloucestershire-based

Apple Tree Stud. The daughter of GI Garden City Breeders= Cup

S. winner Luas Line (Ire) (Danehill) brought the hammer down at

150,000gns.

AIt=s all about our broodmare band and we=re building it up

slowly,@ said Thornton, a former leading jump jockey who now

manages Apple Tree Stud for Dunkley. AWe=re taking our time

doing things and these fillies will be raced and then come back

to the farm for life. We had intended only to buy one but we=d

had them all vetted and we decided you don=t get that many

chances to buy fillies like this.@

He added, AWe have seven broodmares at the farm at present

and some fillies in training, and we have another two yearlings

to go into training with these two.@ Cont. p4

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TATTERSALLS JULY SALE: DAY 1

SESSION TOTALS 2018 2017 $ Catalogued 353 356 $ Number Offered 270 289 $ Number Sold 208 225 $ Not Sold 62 64 $ Clearance Rate 77% 80% $ High Price 350,000gns 300,000gns $ Gross 5,407,000gns 7,029,500gns $ Average (% change) 25,995gns (-17%) 31,242gns $ Median (% change) 9,000gns (-10%) 10,000gns

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His first runners conceived afterwards arehis amazing three-year-old crop: Masar, ofcourse, plus French G1 milers Hey Gamanand Cascadian, wide-margin G2 winnerWaldlied – and more G1 horses than anyother stallion bar his own sire Galileo.

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MGSW Arod | Tattersalls

Tattersalls July Sale Cont.

Teofilo Chips In... When Galileo wasn=t

dominating the day=s more

expensive purchases, his son

Teofilo (Ire) was also playing a

leading role and featured as the

sire of Crystal Diamond (GB) (lot

163), the 7-year-old French

listed winner who was offered in

foal to Pivotal (GB) from the

Godolphin draft.

Matt Houldsworth placed the

final bid of 150,000gns on behalf

of Coolmore Australia=s Michael

Kirwan and said, AShe is in-foal

to Pivotal, who is a great stallion.

She is a stakes winner and I

thought she was a stand-out today.@

Teofilo=s well-travelled son Arod (Ire) (lot 245) brought a bid of

145,000gns from Richard Brown of Blandford Bloodstock who

confirmed that the 7-year-old will continue to be trained by

David Simcock for a new syndicate.

Raced initially by Qatar Bloodstock, Arod won the G3 Diomed

S. and G2 Summer Mile at four for Peter Chapple-Hyam and

later joined Simcock after a stint

in Australia with Chris Waller.

His most recent success came in

the Listed Foundation S. at

Windsor on May 14.

AThis was almost a no-brainer,@

said Brown. AWe know him well,

he retains his form, he can run in

a lot of valuable races, he can

travel and he is entered on

Saturday in the G2 Summer Mile

at Ascot, a race he has won

before. If he goes home from

the sales here and is healthy and

David is happy with him, we will

run."

Lot 220, the G3 Lodge Park S

winner Czabo (GB) (Sixties Icon {GB}), was a 340,000gns vendor

buy-back in December and this time around the 5-year-old

mare, offered in foal to Lope De Vega (Ire), was knocked down

to Ross Doyle for 220,000gns.

Cont. p5

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Matt Houldsworth | Tattersalls

SESSION TOPPERSTATTERSALLS JULY SALE

Tattersalls July Sale Cont.

Trade continues at 9:30 a.m. today, with a post-racing session

resuming at 5:30 p.m.

WEDNESDAY’S TOP SIX LOTS

LOT NAME STATUS PRICE (gns)

221 Award Winning (Ire) Horse in Training 350,000

(f, 3, Dubawi {Ire}BHit The Sky {Ire}, by Cozzene)

(720,000gns Wlg >15 TATNOV)

Breeder: Knocktoran Stud & Hit The Sky Partnership (Ire)

Consignor: The Castlebridge Consignment

Purchaser: Blandford Bloodstock

219 C=Est Ca (Ire) Horse in Training 320,000

(f, 3, Galileo {Ire}BA Z Warrior, by Bernardini)

(750,000gns Ylg >16 TATOCT)

Breeder: Triermore Stud (Ire)

Consignor: The Castlebridge Consignment

Purchaser: Blandford Bloodstock

191 Unnamed Yearling 300,000

(f, Galileo {Ire}BMilanova {Aus}, by Danehill)

Breeder: Coolmore (Ire)

Consignor: The Castlebridge Consignment

Purchaser: Ronald Rauscher

189 Unnamed Yearling 220,000

(f, Galileo {Ire}BTimbuktu {Ire}, by Fastnet Rock {Aus})

Breeder: Coolmore (Ire)

Consignor: The Castlebridge Consignment

Purchaser: Apple Tree Stud/Barberini Bloodstock

220 Czabo (GB) i/f to Lope de Vega (Ire) 220,000

(m, 5, Sixties Icon {GB}BFlumicino {GB}, by Danehill Dancer {Ire})

Breeder: Norman Court Stud (GB)

Consignor: The Castlebridge Consignment

Purchaser: Peter & Ross Doyle Bloodstock

142 Baby Pink (Ire) Horse in Training 160,000

(f, 3, Invincible Spirit {Ire}BDress Rehearsal {Ire}, by Galileo {Ire})

(450,000gns Ylg >16 TATOCT)

Breeder: Mr Ben Sangster (Ire)

Consignor: The Castlebridge Consignment

Purchaser: Blandford Bloodstock

WAR COMES TO THE JULY COURSE Denied the chance to join his high-class stablemate Calyx (GB)

(Kingman {GB}) at Royal Ascot due to a minor setback, >TDN

Rising Star= Legends of War (Scat Daddy) is primed and ready for

his first major test in Thursday=s G2 Arqana July S. at

Newmarket. Qatar Racing=s four-length Yarmouth debut winner

is up against proven pattern-race performers here, but John

Gosden believes he is made of the right material to figure. AHe

got a temperature and a cough, and his blood was wrong which

meant he missed the Coventry, so thank goodness we didn=t run

him,@ Gosden revealed. AHe comes here fresh and is in good

form. We=ll be looking to run a nice race and he=s got a good

turn of foot so we=ll be looking to put it to best use.@ Cont. p6

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Legends Of War breezing before topping

the Tattersalls Craven Sale at 900,000gns | Tattersalls FIRST-SEASON SIRESWITH RUNNERS

War Comes to the July Course Cont.

Second to Calyx in the G2 Coventry S. at the Royal meeting on

June 19, Phoenix Thoroughbred Limited=s Advertise (GB)

(Showcasing {GB}) sets the standard on that form and trainer

Martyn Meade is happy with his demeanour since that occasion.

AHe beat everything on his side in the Coventry, he just didn=t

know anything about the horse on the other side,@ Meade said.

AHaving said that, you can=t take anything away from Calyx, he

looks very good. Nevertheless, it was a very good run from our

horse and, thankfully, we=re not bumping into him this time.

He=s got a favourite=s chance and the ground should be fine for

him, not dissimilar to Ascot. I toyed with the idea of running him

in the Superlative [S. over seven furlongs] on Saturday as he

took a bit of time to get going in both his races, but we decided

to stick to six [furlongs] for now.@

Aidan O=Brien has opted to saddle the G2 Railway S. winner

Van Beethoven (Scat Daddy) under a three-pound penalty for

his success in that June 30 six-furlong contest, which came just a

week after his fourth in Royal Ascot=s Listed Windsor Castle S.

His backing-up of his juveniles at this time of year is unusual, but

this is a colt that seems to be taking a busy schedule in his stride.

Ascot Also-Rans Return... Elsewhere on the card, the G2 Princess of Wales=s Arqana

Racing Club S. features Mirage Dancer (GB) (Frankel {GB}) who

showed last time that he needs this mile-and-a-half trip when

fifth in Royal Ascot=s Listed Wolferton S. over 10 furlongs on

June 19, but the otherwise progressive Juddmonte homebred

has to give 12 pounds to China Horse Club International=s

3-year-old Raa Atoll (GB) (Sea the Stars {Ire}), who was fourth

last time in the G2 King Edward VII S. at this distance at Royal

Ascot on June 22.

In the G3 Bahrain Trophy, another of Khalid Abdullah=s

bluebloods First Eleven (GB) (Frankel {GB}) comes out of

handicap company for the first time and the half-brother to

Kingman (GB) looked ready for this level when an unlucky third

in Royal Ascot=s King George V H. on June 21.

This is traditionally the meeting where the Classic juveniles

start to appear and interestingly, in the 2-year-old fillies= maiden

Frankie Dettori dons the old maroon-and-white silks he

dominated in during the 90s, with Sheikha Al Jalila Racing=s

Handmaiden (GB) (Invincible Spirit {Ire}) one of the main

contenders.

Thursday, July 12:

FRANCE

Anodin (Ire) (Anabaa), Haras du Quesnay

100 foals of racing age/4 winners/0 black-type winners

2-MAR.BORELY, 1600m, AVOJEUX (FR)

i1,500 RNA Arqana Deauville Autumn Mixed Sale 2017

5-MAR.BORELY, 1600m, BOCCIATORE (FR)

i5,000 Arqana Deauville October Yearlings 2017

Gale Force Ten (GB) (Oasis Dream {GB}), Irish National Stud

98 foals of racing age/1 winner/0 black-type winners

4-PARISLONGCHAMP, 1400m, AMBER WARNING (IRE)

Garswood (GB) (Dutch Art {GB}), Cheveley Park Stud

74 foals of racing age/4 winners/1 black-type winner

5-MAR.BORELY, 1600m, CALA TARIDA (GB)

Rosendhal (Ire) (Indian Ridge {Ire}),

4 foals of racing age/0 winners/0 black-type winners

4-PARISLONGCHAMP, 1400m, RONAZZA ONE (FR)

Waldpark (Ger) (Dubawi {Ire}), Haras du Thenney

22 foals of racing age/0 winners/0 black-type winners

2-MAR.BORELY, 1600m, LADY ARKADINA (FR)

i36,000 Arqana Deauville October Yearlings 2017

UNITED KINGDOM

Alhebayeb (Ire) (Dark Angel {Ire}), Tara Stud

128 foals of racing age/2 winners/0 black-type winners

18:25-NEWBURY, 6f, CHAMPION BROGIE (IRE)

i17,000 Goffs November Foals Sale 2016; 18,000gns Tattersalls

October Yearling Sale 2017 - Book 2; 10,000gns RNA Tattersalls

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Charm Spirit has a busy Thursday

with three runners | The Aga Khan Studs

First-Season Sires With Runners Cont.

Guineas Breeze-Up & HIT Sale 2018

16:10-NEWMARKET, 6f, NOSTROVIA (IRE)

i16,000 Goffs November Foals Sale 2016; ,30,000 Goffs UK

Premier Yearling Sale 2017

Australia (GB) (Galileo {Ire}), Coolmore Stud

125 foals of racing age/3 winners/0 black-type winners

15:15-CARLISLE, 7f, AUSSIE VIEW (IRE)

i40,000 Goffs Orby Yearling Sale 2017

Charm Spirit (IRE) (Invincible Spirit {Ire}), Haras de Bonneval

105 foals of racing age/9 winners/0 black-type winners

14:25-NEWMARKET, 80K GII THE ARQANA JULY STAKES (CLASS

1) (Group 2)6f, CHARMING KID (GB)

75,000gns Tattersalls December Foal Sale 2016; i45,000 RNA

Goffs Orby Yearling Sale 2017; ,105,000 Goffs UK Doncaster 2yo

Breeze-Up Sale 2018

18:00-EPSOM DOWNS, 6f, NAPANOOK (GB)

25,000gns RNA Tattersalls December Foal Sale 2016; 42,000gns

Tattersalls October Yearling Sale 2017 - Book 2

16:10-NEWMARKET, 6f, YOURTIMEISNOW (GB)

120,000gns Tattersalls October Yearling Sale 2017 - Book 1

Gale Force Ten (GB) (Oasis Dream {GB}), Irish National Stud

98 foals of racing age/1 winner/0 black-type winners

18:00-EPSOM DOWNS, 6f, TWILIGHT IN PARIS (IRE)

i12,500 Goffs November Foals Sale 2016; 4,000gns RNA

Tattersalls Guineas Breeze-Up & HIT Sale 2018

Gregorian (IRE) (Clodovil {Ire}), National Stud

85 foals of racing age/4 winners/0 black-type winners

18:55-NEWBURY, 6f, STARCHANT (GB)

1,500gns RNA Tattersalls October Yearling Sale 2017 - Book 4

Heeraat (IRE) (Dark Angel {Ire}), Mickley Stud

72 foals of racing age/2 winners/0 black-type winners

18:25-NEWBURY, 6f, MERAKI (GB)

i6,500 Goffs November Foals Sale 2016; i24,000 Tattersalls

Ireland September Yearlings 2017

Kingman (GB) (Invincible Spirit {Ire}), Banstead Manor Stud

116 foals of racing age/3 winners/1 black-type winner

16:10-NEWMARKET, 6f, POETRY (GB)

Kuroshio (AUS) (Exceed And Excel {Aus}), Darley Northwood

Park

22 foals of racing age/5 winners/0 black-type winners

14:25-NEWMARKET, 80K GII THE ARQANA JULY STAKES (CLASS

1) (Group 2)6f, DUNKERRON (GB)

Noble Mission (GB) (Galileo {Ire}), Lane's End Farm

111 foals of racing age/2 winners/0 black-type winners

18:25-NEWBURY, 6f, HACKLE SETTER

i30,000 Goffs Orby Yearling Sale 2017

No Nay Never (Scat Daddy), Coolmore Stud

89 foals of racing age/11 winners/2 black-type winners

14:25-NEWMARKET, 80K GII THE ARQANA JULY STAKES (CLASS

1) (Group 2)6f, NORTH WIND (IRE)

16:10-NEWMARKET, 6f, NO WAY JOSE (IRE)

i30,000 RNA Goffs Orby Yearling Sale 2017; 50,000gns

Tattersalls December Yearlings Sale 2017

Sea The Moon (GER) (Sea The Stars {Ire}), Lanwades Stud

115 foals of racing age/3 winners/0 black-type winners

15:15-CARLISLE, 7f, ALBANITA (GB)

Slade Power (IRE) (Dutch Art {GB}), Kildangan Stud

99 foals of racing age/4 winners/0 black-type winners

18:55-NEWBURY, 6f, COMEONFEELTHEFORCE (IRE)

i10,000 Tattersalls Ireland September Yearlings 2017;

14,286gns Tattersalls Ireland Ascot 2yo Breeze Up Sale 2018

14:50-DONCASTER, 6f, LOUIS TREIZE (IRE)

,120,000 Goffs UK Premier Yearling Sale 2017

Toronado (IRE) (High Chaparral {Ire}), Haras de Bouquetot

121 foals of racing age/2 winners/0 black-type winners

18:55-NEWBURY, 6f, ANONYMOUS BLONDE (GB)

10,000gns Tattersalls December Foal Sale 2016; ,20,000 Goffs

UK Premier Yearling Sale 2017

IRELAND

Australia (GB) (Galileo {Ire}), Coolmore Stud

125 foals of racing age/3 winners/0 black-type winners

1-LEOPARDSTOWN, 7f, MUNEES GEMINI (IRE)

i62,000 Goffs Sportsman's Yearling Sale 2017

Kingman (GB) (Invincible Spirit {Ire}), Banstead Manor Stud

116 foals of racing age/3 winners/1 black-type winner

1-LEOPARDSTOWN, 7f, PURSUIT OF MAGIC (IRE)

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The popular Roy Rocket pictured with Victoria Smith aboard. The

Brighton specialist is trained by TDN correspondent John Berry and is

the subject of an At The Races video feature. | Racing Post

Thursday, Newmarket, post time: 4.45 p.m.

EDMONDSON HALL SOLICITORS SIR HENRY CECIL S.-Listed,

,50,000, 3yo, 8fT

SC PP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER1 1 Purser Mizzen Mast Dettori Gosden2 12 Zaman (GB) Dutch Art (GB) Doyle Appleby3 2 Emaraaty (GB) Dubawi (Ire) O'Neill Gosden4 6 Gabr (GB) Intello (Ger) Crowley Stoute5 3 Glendevon Scat Daddy Moore Hughes6 9 Lethal Steps (GB) Lethal Force (Ire) Probert Balding7 11 Masaarr Distorted Humor Atzeni Varian8 10 Naval Intelligence War Front Egan J Chapple-Hyam9 8 Symbolization (Ire) Cape Cross (Ire) Buick Appleby10 4 Tangled (Ire) Society Rock (Ire) Marquand Hannon11 7 Walk in the Sun Street Sense Murphy Meade12 5 White Mocha Lope de Vega (Ire) Kirby PalmerAll carry 129 pounds bar Purser & Zaman, 132.

CONDITIONS RESULTS:

6th-Lingfield, ,5,800, Cond, 7-11, 2yo, 6fT, 1:12.04, g/f.

QUIET WATERS (IRE) (f, 2, Society Rock {Ire}--Smart Bounty

{GB}, by Bahamian Bounty {GB}) Lifetime Record: 2-2-0-0,

$10,135. O-Ontoawinner, J Pak, Trojan Horse & Partner;

B-Tally-Ho Stud (IRE); T-Archie Watson. *,24,000 2yo >18

GOFBRE.

ADDITIONAL MAIDEN WINNERS:

North Korea (Ire), f, 2, Bungle Inthejungle (GB)--Betty Fontaine

(Ire), by Mujadil. Lingfield, 7-11, 4f 217yT, :58.34. B-Rathasker

Stud (IRE). *14th winner for freshman sire (by Exceed and

Excel {Aus}). **i5,500 Ylg >17 GOFORB.

Pink Iceburg (Ire), f, 2, Kodiac (GB)--Twinkling Ice, by Elusive

Quality. Great Yarmouth, 7-11, 5f 42yT, 1:00.37. B-Rockfield

Farm (IRE). *i30,000 Ylg >17 GOFOR; ,20,000 2yo >18

GOFBRE.

Rhigolter Rose (Ire), f, 3, Leroidesanimaux (Brz)--Landela (GB),

by Alhaarth (Ire). Great Yarmouth, 7-11, 8f 3yT, 1:35.97.

B-Eimear Mulhern & Abbeville Stud (IRE). *i25,000 Ylg >16

GOFSPT.

Blizzard (GB), f, 3, Medicean (GB)--Moretta Blanche (GB), by

Dansili (GB). Lingfield, 7-11, 7fT, 1:22.43. B-Springcombe Park

Stud (GB).

Artarmon (Ire), g, 3, So You Think (NZ)--Aljumar (Ire), by Marju

(Ire). Catterick Bridge, 7-11, 12f 13yT, 2:34.77. B-Glenvale Stud

& Edgeridge Ltd (IRE). *50,000gns Ylg >16 TAOCT.

Wednesday=s Results:

1st-Chanteaubriant, i24,000, Cond, 7-11, 2yo, 5 1/2fT, 1:05.74, sf.

VANILLA GOLD (IRE) (f, 2, No Nay Never--Miss Childrey {Ire}

{SW & GSP-Ire}, by Dr Fong), a June 16 debut third tackling this

trip at Maisons-Laffitte in her only prior start, raced in a handy

fourth for the most part here. Making ominous headway on the

home turn to go second at the top of the straight, the 13-10

favourite challenged approaching the final furlong and was

ridden out to score by two lengths from Where Is Charlie (Fr)

(Myboycharlie {Ire}), becoming the 12th winner for her

freshman sire (by Scat Daddy). She becomes the fifth scorer for

GSP Listed Naas Sprint S. victress Miss Childery (Ire) (Dr Fong)

and is a half-sister to G2 Norfolk S. hero Waterloo Bridge (Ire)

(Zoffany {Ire}), G3 Prix Minerve winner and G1 Prix Saint-Alary

third Force of Darkness (Ire) (Lawman {Fr}) and a yearling filly by

Zoffany (Ire). Sales history: i120,000 Ylg >17 ARAUG. Lifetime

Record: 2-1-0-1, i16,050. Video, sponsored by Fasig-Tipton.

O-Gerhard Heinrich; B-Lynch-Bages Ltd (IRE); T-Nicolas Clement.

CONDITIONS RESULTS:

3rd-Chanteaubriant, i22,000, Cond, 7-11, 3yo, 9f 165yT, 2:00.91, sf.

FOUQUEVILLE (FR) (f, 3, Le Havre {Ire}--Langrune {Ire} {SP-Fr},

by Fasliyev) Lifetime Record: 3-2-0-0, i19,660. O-Gerard

Augustin-Normand & Antonio Caro; B-Franklin Finance SA (FR);

T-Jean-Claude Rouget. *Full to Orbec (Fr), SW-Fr & GSP-Aus,

$184,519.

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EUROPEAN-BRED WINNERS

Tabcorp Executive General Manager Wagering Andy Wright & Inglis

Managing Director Mark Webster | Inglis

AUSTRALIAN-BRED WINNERS

IN HONG KONG:

Buoyant Boy (GB), g, 4, Zoffany--Close to the Edge (Ire), by

Iffraaj (GB). Happy Valley, 7-11, Hcp. (,126k/i142k), 1200mT,

1:09.83. B-Miss E Foley & Mr C Wentworth. *240,000gns Ylg

>15 TATOCT; HK$2,700,000 HRA >17 HKIS. VIDEO

Super Turbo (Ire), h, 5, Royal Applause (GB)--Bright Snow, by

Gulch. Happy Valley, 7-11, Hcp. (,179k/i202k), 1200mT, 1:09.

B-Tullamaine Castle Stud & Partners. *Formerly Snowy Scene

(Ire). **17,000gns Ylg >14 TATOCT. VIDEO

IN AUSTRALIA:

Sikandarabad (Ire), g, 5, Dr Fong--Sindiyma (Ire), by Kalanisi

(Ire). Sandown (Lakeside), 7-11, Hcp. (,22k/i25k), 1600mT,

1:40.59. B-His Highness The Aga Khan=s Studs SC. *1/2 to

Marie=s Diamond (Ire) (Footstepsinthesand {GB}), GSP-Ire.

**i50,000 HRA >16 GOFCHA.

TABCORP EXTENDS INGLIS PARTNERSHIP

Tabcorp and Inglis have extended their partnership until 2020,

the wagering company and sales company announced on

Wednesday. It has been 11 years since the partnership began.

ATabcorp is the biggest supporter of Thoroughbred racing in

Australia,@ said Tabcorp Managing Director Wagering and

Media, Adam Rytenskild. AOur businesses return A$1 billion to

the racing industry each year and our partnership with Inglis is

yet another demonstration of our commitment to Australian

racing.@

Inglis= Managing Director Mark Webster described the deal as

exciting and reassuring and said, AWe are the market leader in

our field and have been for a long time. And TAB is market

leader in its field and has been for a long time. We have had a

fantastic relationship with the TAB team for more than a decade

and I=m thrilled we have been able to come to terms to extend

that again.@

Wednesday=s Results:

JAPAN DIRT DERBY-Listed, -76,500,000 (,518,014/i585,178/

$685,819), Oi, 7-11, 3yo, 2000m, 2:05.8, hy.

1--LE VENT SE LEVE (JPN), 123, c, 3, Symboli Kris S--Maestrale

(Jpn), by Neo Universe (Jpn). O-G1 Racing Co Ltd; B-Shadai

Corporation Inc; T-Kiyoshi Hagiwara; J-Mirco Demuro;

-45,000,000. Lifetime Record: GSW-Jpn, 6-5-1-0,

-140,084,000.

2--Omega Perfume (Jpn), 123, c, 3, Swept Overboard--Omega

Fragrance (Jpn), by Gold Allure (Jpn). (-16,200,000 2yo >17

CHI2YO). O-Reiko Hara.

3--Great Time (Jpn), 123, c, 3, King Kamehameha (Jpn)--Miracle

Legend (Jpn), by Fuji Kiseki (Jpn). (-151,200,000 Ylg >16

JRHAJUL). O-Kaneko Makoto Holdings Co Ltd.

Margins: 1HF, NK, NK. Odds: 1.20, 5.60, 4.90. VIDEO

IN HONG KONG:

Saul=s Special (Aus), g, 4, Charge Forward (Aus)--Cortina Gal

(Aus), by Flying Spur (Aus). Happy Valley, 7-11, Hcp. (A$226k),

1000mT, :57.09. B-Oakland Park Stud (WA). *SW & MGSP-Aus.

**A$160,000 Ylg >15 MMPER. VIDEO

IN SOUTH AFRICA:

Who Says (Aus), g, 3, Big Brown--They Say, by Thirty Six Red.

Scottsville, 7-11, Maiden Plate, 1600mT, 1:36.98. O-D D

MacLean; B-Strawberry Hull Stud (NSW); T-Duncan Howells.

*1/2 to Hasna (Aus) (Snippets {Aus}), Ch. 2yo Filly & MG1SP-

Aus, A$1,297,595; amd Cross of Gold (Aus) (Redoute=s Choice

{Aus}), GSP-Aus, A$228,250. **A$46,000 Wlg >15 MMNWNL;

R300,000 Ylg >16 CAPJAN; R800,000 2yo >16 CAPRTR.

GROUP ENTRIES

Thursday, Newmarket, Britain, post time: 3.35 p.m.

PRINCESS OF WALES’S ARQANA RACING CLUB S.-G2, £100,000, 3yo/up, 12fT

SC PP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER WT

1 2 Algometer (GB) Archipenko Doyle Simcock 132

2 1 Barsanti (Ire) Champs Elysees (GB) Atzeni Varian 132

3 8 Best Solution (Ire) Kodiac (GB) Cosgrave bin Suroor 132

4 6 Duretto (GB) Manduro (Ger) G Lee Balding 132

5 7 Laraaib (Ire) Pivotal (GB) Crowley Burrows 132

6 3 Mirage Dancer (GB) Frankel (GB) Moore Stoute 132

7 4 Muntahaa (Ire) Dansili (GB) O'Neill Gosden 132

8 5 Raa Atoll (GB) Sea the Stars (Ire) Dettori Gosden 120

Thursday, Newmarket, Britain, post time: 2.25 p.m.

ARQANA JULY S.-G2, £80,000, 2yo, c/g, 6fT

SC PP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER WT

1 8 Van Beethoven Scat Daddy Moore A O'Brien 129

2 6 Advertise (GB) Showcasing (GB) Dettori Meade 126

3 3 Charming Kid (GB) Charm Spirit (Ire) Hanagan Fahey 126

4 5 Dunkerron (GB) Kuroshio (Aus) Harley King 126

5 1 Konchek (GB) Lethal Force (Ire) Kirby Cox 126

6 7 Legends of War Scat Daddy Murphy Gosden 126

7 2 North Wind (Ire) No Nay Never Beggy A O'Brien 126

8 4 Sporting Chance (GB) Kodiac (GB) Doyle Crisford 126

Thursday, Newmarket, Britain, post time: 1.50 p.m.

BAHRAIN TROPHY S.-G3, £100,000, 3yo, 13fT

SC PP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER WT

1 2 Berkshire Blue (Ire) Champs Elysees (GB) Murphy Balding 127

2 6 Caliburn (Ire) Camelot (GB) Doyle Palmer 127

3 1 First Eleven (GB) Frankel (GB) Dettori Gosden 127

4 3 Giuseppe Garibaldi (Ire) Galileo (Ire) Moore A O'Brien 127

5 5 Global Giant (GB) Shamardal Mosse E Dunlop 127

6 8 Loxley (Ire) New Approach (Ire) Buick Appleby 127

7 7 Victory Salute (Ire) Galileo (Ire) Beggy A O'Brien 127

8 4 Wells Farhh Go (Ire) Farhh (GB) Allan T Easterby 127

Thursday, Leopardstown, Ireland, post time: 7.50 p.m.

IRISH STALLION FARMS EBF STANERRA S.-G3, €75,000, 3yo/up, f/m, 14fT

SC PP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER WT

1 2 Detailed (Ire) Motivator (GB) D O'Brien J O'Brien 135

2 1 Naughty Or Nice (Ire) Fastnet Rock (Aus) O'Donoghue Oxx 135

3 5 Remarkable Lady (Ire) Zoffany (Ire) Foley Rogers 135

4 6 Cimeara (Ire) Vocalised Manning Bolger 121

5 3 Sizzling (Ire) Galileo (Ire) Heffernan A O'Brien 121

6 4 Tooreen Katie (Ire) Intello (Ger) Hayes Stack 121

Thursday, Ovrevoll, Norway, post time: 8.45 p.m.

OSLO CUP-G3, NKr600,000, 3yo/up, 12fT

SC HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER WT

1 Jubilance (Ire) Oratorio (Ire) Chaves Olsen 130

2 Pas de Secrets (Ire) High Chaparral (Ire) J E Neuroth W Neuroth 130

3 High as a Kite (Fr) Manduro (Ger) Alonso Bjordal 127

4 Hurricane Red (Ire) Hurricane Run (Ire) Johansen L Reuterskiold Jr 132

5 Fearless Hunter (Ger) Alhaarth (Ire) Wilson Durant 130

6 Our Last Summer (Ire) Zamindar Schistl Petersen 130

7 Eye in the Sky (Ire) Sinndar (Ire) Lopez Petersen 130

8 Lord Divine K Divine Park Karlsson Erichsen 130

9 Suspicious Mind (Den) Appel Au Maitre (Fr) Graberg Kidney 130

Friday, Newmarket, Britain, post time: 3.35 p.m.

TATTERSALLS FALMOUTH S.-G1, £200,000, 3yo/up, f/m, 8fT

SC PP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER WT

1 3 Arabian Hope K Distorted Humor Crowley bin Suroor 133

2 6 Opal Tiara (Ire) Thousand Words (GB) Bishop Channon 133

3 1 Alpha Centauri (Ire) Mastercraftsman (Ire) O'Donoghue Harrington 124

4 2 Altyn Orda (Ire) Kyllachy (GB) Dettori Varian 124

5 4 Clemmie (Ire) Galileo (Ire) Moore A O'Brien 124

6 7 Nyaleti (Ire) Arch Fanning Johnston 124

7 5 Threading (Ire) Exceed and Excel (Aus) Buick Johnston 124

*All post times are local time.