No horse standing for $100,000 has a higheryearling sales average than leading sire

THEATRICAL

DANEHILL DOMINATES DAY TWO A half brother by Danehill to 1997 two-year-oldchampion Second Empire (Ire) (Fairy King) and Heming-way (Ire) (Spectrum {Ire}) was bought for Ir£2.1 millionto top yesterday’s second and final session of the GoffsOrby Sale in County Kildare, Ireland. The colt, con-signed for Kilcarn Stud, was bought by Demi O’Byrneafter a protracted duel with Shadwell Estates and TheThoroughbred Corporation and was the second highestprice ever paid for a yearling at Goffs since the 3.1million guineas paid for Authaal in 1984. He was asuperb looker and O’Byrne arrived late on the sceneafter Shadwell and the Thoroughbred Corporation bat-tled it out until they reached the Ir£2 million barrier. Butthe Coolmore advisor had the final say. “Second Empirewas a good horse,” O’Byrne commented. “The cham-pion two-year-old in 1997. This is his brother by thechampion stallion and he was the horse of the sale.”O’Byrne also bought the second highest lot of the day,a Ir£550,000 full brother to Rock of Gibralter (Ire), whotook the G1 Grand Criterium impressively on Sunday.Selling as lot 248, the bay son of Danehill--OffshoreBoom (Ire) was offered by Ashtown House Stud. PeterDoyle went to Ir£520,000 for yet another son ofDanehill. Lot 350 was offered from Abbeville andMeadow Court Studs and had plenty of admirers, butDoyle fended off all comers to secure the colt from thefamily of Evening Performance and Tirol. “I have boughthim for an overseas client who wishes to remain anony-mous. He is a very nice horse,” Doyle explained.Shadwell Estates signed the ticket for lot 305, a baycolt by Unfuwain who was purchased for Ir£65,000 asa foal last year by Clodagh McStay of Oaklawn Stud.However, on this occasion he went for £380,000. LukeLillingston of Kern Lillingston Bloodstock paidIr£450,000 for lot 384, a bay filly by Danehill out of ahalf sister to the dam of GISW Danish (Ire). “She hasbeen bought for a client of Henry Cecil’s and will gointo training with him,” Lillingston said. “She is a gor-geous filly and Danehill has worked well in the familythrough Danish and Hawkeye.” Orby Statistics, p2

GOFFS ORBY - WEDNESDAYTOP FIVE COLTS

Hip Sire Dam Price (Ir£)397 Danehill Welsh Love (Ire) 2,100,000

Consigned for Kilcarn StudPurchased by Demi O’Byrne

248 Danehill Offshore Boom (Ire) 550,000Consigned by Ashtown House Stud

Purchased by Demi O’Byrne350 Danehill Stylish (GB) 520,000

(Ir£125,000 wnlg ‘00 GOFNOV)Consigned by Abbeville & Meadow Court Studs

Purchased by Peter Doyle Bloodstock, agent446 Kingmambo Grapevine (Ire) 420,000

($700,000 yrl ‘01 KEEJUL)Consigned by Oak Lodge Stud

Purchased by McKeever-St. Lawrence305 Unfuwain Sabria 380,000

(65,000gns wnlg ‘00 TATDEC)Consigned by Oaklawn Stud

Purchased by Shadwell Estates Ltd.

TOP FIVE FILLIESHip Sire Dam Price (Ir£)384 Danehill Twine (GB) 450,000

Consigned by Barronstown StudPurchased by Kern Lillingston Bloodstock

404 Grand Lodge Zanella (Ire) 210,000(48,000gns wnlg ‘00 TATDEC)

Consigned by Yeomanstown StudPurchased by France Pur Sang

388 Mujadil Velvet Appeal (Ire) 200,000Consigned by Redpender Stud

Purchased by Mr & Mrs B Firestone279 Lear Fan Pump 180,000

Consigned by Airlie StudPurchased by Brian Grassick Bloodstock

367 Sadler’s Wells Temple (GB) 155,000Consigned by Glenvale Stud, agentPurchased by Blandford Bloodstock

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FIREBREAK TO BE SOLD AT TATTERSALLSFirebreak (GB) (Charnwood Forest {Ire}), winner ofthe G2 Dubai Duty Free Mill Reef S. at NewburySept. 21, is to be sold at the upcoming AutumnHorses in Training Sale at Tattersalls in Newmarket,scheduled for Oct. 29 to Nov. 2. Trained by Ian Bald-ing and owned by Kennet Valley Thoroughbreds I,Firebreak has won four of his six starts to date and isofficially the equal third-highest rated juvenile colt inBritain. He won his first two starts and was then aneck second to Landseer (GB) in the G3 Coventry S.at Royal Ascot June 19, finishing ahead of recent G1Grand Criterium winner Rock Of Gibraltar (Ire). Thebay was also successful in the G3 Prix de Cabourg atDeauville Aug. 4, and returned to the same track tofinish fourth to treble G1 winner Johannesburg in thePrix Morny Aug. 26. Commenting on the upcomingsale, Kennet Valley Thoroughbreds Chairman NickRobinson said, “Firebreak has been a little bit specialfrom the word go. He is undoubtedly the best horsethat Kennet Valley has ever owned, and obviously itis with some regret that we are offering him for sale,but those are the terms of the partnership agree-ment.” Firebreak is a half-brother to five other win-ners out of the stakes-placed mare Breakaway (GB)(Song {GB}). He was sold at last year's TattersallsOctober Yearling Sale by Scorrier House Stud andwas purchased for 27,000 guineas by bloodstockagent Charlie Gordon-Watson.

TATTERSALLS ONLINE The catalogue for the Tattersalls December Foal Saleis now available online at www.tattersalls.com. In the“Online Catalogues” section catalogues, for the AutumnHorses-in-Training and Autumn Yearling Sales as wellas for the October Yearling Sales which starts Oct. 16can also be found. Catalogues for the December Breed-ing Stock Sale will be online from Oct. 19, whilst theDecember Yearling Sale catalogue will be availableonline from Oct. 25.

PINT GIVEN

James Given, one of Britain's emerging trainers,will be chasing the Autumn Double when he saddles16-1 chance Hugs Dancer (Fr) (Cadeaux Genereux{GB}) in the 2 1/4-mile £120,000 Tote CesarewitchH. on Champions' Day at Newmarket Oct. 20.Should Hugs Dancer be successful, Given's 12 staffwill share the Tote's £10,000 stable staff bonus forany yard landing the double and will also celebratethe win with 1000 cans of beer courtesy of localbrewer Greene King. No trainer has pulled off theCambridgeshire--Cesarewitch H. double since SamDarling in 1925, but Given has a realistic chancefollowing I Cried For You (Ire)'s win in last weekend'sfirst leg. The third year trainer said, “The relentlessgallop of the Cesarewitch will suit him down to theground. He stayed and stayed over two and a halfmiles at Goodwood and the only doubt I would havewould be if it came up soft at Newmarket. He's amuch better horse on good ground. He worked wellyesterday and it would be lovely to pull of the doubleand it would be a great bonus for the staff to win.”

HUGHES TRANSFERRED

Khalid Abdullah's retained jockey Richard Hugheshas been transferred from Cambridge'sAddenbrooke's Hospital to Evelyn Hospital, also inthe university city, where he will remain for an un-specified period after fracturing his left tibia in anaccident at Newmarket last Saturday. It is believedthat his family felt the move would make the riderfeel more comfortable. Doctors are still waiting toapply a new caste to Hughes' leg, but cannot do sountil the swelling subsides.

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Thursday, October 11, 2001

ALJABRSTORM CAT S SIERRA MADRE,

by BAILLAMONT

Storm Cat’s ONLY Son to Win G1sat 2, 3 & 4

1st Foals arrive next yearShadwell Farm Lexington, Ky. (859) 224-4585

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EUROPEAN-BRED WINNERS:Fortune Glory (GB), g, 5, Royal Academy (USA)--Jungle Rose (Ire), by Shirley Heights (GB). Happy Valley, 10-10, King Kwong H., 1650mT. B-P D & Mrs Player. *8,000gns yrl ‘97 TATOCT. **Formerly Royal Charm (GB).High Sky (Ire), g, 6, Waajib (Ire)--Simple Annie (Ire), by Simply Great (Fr). Happy Valley, 10-10, Sing Woo H., 2200mT. B-Mrs Carole Douglas. *Formerly Hermitage Bay (Ire). **Ir64,000gns yrl ‘96 TATIRE.

ANOTHER INDEPENDENCE DAY? Cliveden Stud's Independence (GB) (Selkirk {USA})may yet race again this season with the eight-furlongG1 Hong Kong Mile at Sha Tin Dec. 16 a possible tar-get. The Ed Dunlop-trained homebred was gaining herfourth, and most important, win of the year when suc-cessful in last Saturday's G2 Sun Chariot S. atNewmarket. “There is no decision at this stage but isshe does run again it will be in the Hong Kong Invita-tional.” Cliveden Stud's Philip Freedman told RacingPost. He added, “There is no guarantee that she willrun, but she has come out Saturday’s race fine and theplan at this stage is very much towards training inEngland next year. The reason for the hesitancy inelecting the Sha Tin race is that nominations for theraces are not announced until November 9 and muchwill depend on numbers and actual participants in theraces. I imagine she will be kept ticking over until thenand if it looked like getting an invitation, we would takea view at that time.”

MURTAGH RETURNS

Johnny Murtagh, who escaped serious injury in anasty looking incident when unseated from TrueCrystal (Ire) (Sadler's Wells {USA}) at The Curraghlast Saturday, is to resume race riding at GowranPark's mixed card today. Murtagh, who required fourstitches in his right foot, missed out on riding sixth-place finisher Little Rock (GB) (Warning {GB}) inSunday's G1 Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe as a conse-quence of the injury. John Oxx's stable jockey satout the first three days of this week because of ariding ban but is raring to get back into the action. Hetold Racing Post, “My foot feels very good. It wasworse when it happened, it was very sore at thetime. I got four stitches and the stitches seem to beknitting very well. The doctor is happy with it, theswelling has gone down so I'll be back tomorrowwith three rides, two for John Oxx, and I ride ClareRose in the other (flat) race.”

EUROPEAN GROUP 1 RACES

10-14 Dewhurst Newmarket10-14 Dubai Champion Newmarket10-15 Foret Longchamp10-21 Racing Post Trophy Doncaster 10-22 Royal Oak Longchamp10-29 Grand Criterium de Saint-Cloud Saint-Cloud

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WRITERS UP

HOPE SPRINGS ETERNAL FOR THE SADLER’S WELLSBREED by Peter Falconer

It would be fair to say that relations between theAustralian Thoroughbred industry and the Sadler’sWells breed got off on the wrong foot. At the beginningof the nineties, when the Irish sire phenomenon wassetting the foundations of his remarkable stud career,Sheikh Maktoum al Maktoum put his highly performedstayer Braashee (Ire) into the care of the Hayes familyof Lindsay Park, South Australia, after having reapedconsiderable rewards from an exact same manoeuvreinvolving At Talaq (USA) a few years prior. Unfortu-nately for all concerned, Braashee’s one and only cam-paign Down Under proved to be an absolute debacleand was swiftly brought to an end. The high-class sonof Sadler’s Wells, with a Group 1 victory in theLongchamp Prix Royal Oak under his belt, performedmore like a third-rate handicapper--at best. Any aspira-tions held for the horse were sunk without a trace onthe back of two or three abysmal runs, while the per-formances also did very little for the growing reputationof his sire, at least in this unique part of the world. If anything, matters only deteriorated over the nextdecade. Firstly, the fledgling stud career of Scenic (Ire),the initial son of Sadler’s Wells to be made available tobroodmare owners in Australia, went downhill after arelatively bright start. A notable shuttle stallion at thebeginning of the period, Scenic was subsequently exiledby Irish breeders on the strength of his stud perfor-mance (or lack of it) in his homeland, and then subse-quently allowed to join the unfashionable stallion ranksof Western Australia when commercial breeders basedon the eastern seaboard also had their fill. When theexpensive European purchase Chief Contender (Ire), aG1 Prix du Cadran winner with very similar Europeanrace performance to his paternal half-brother Braashee,managed to beat just one rival home in three ingloriousoutings during the Sydney autumn carnival of 1998,the signs where not good for a bloodline which wastaking all before it on the lush, green, yielding race-tracks of Great Britain, Ireland and France. As luck would have it, it was also about this timethat five youngsters by Sadler’s Wells, specificallyconceived in Ireland to Southern Hemisphere time andsubsequently foaled and reared in Australia, could befound in full training in stables around the country. Putthrough the Gold Coast Magic Millions (one lot) andSydney Easter (four lots) yearling sales of 1997, thequintet was naturally afforded an enviable grounding totheir collective racing career, but to no avail. Only oneof the five, a filly by the name of Rose of Tralee,

showed any sort of return for her connections, theother four failing to record a single victory or evenmake a raceday appearance at all. In fairness, things have not all been bad concerningthe Sadler’s Wells breed Down Under, though the suc-cesses have been few and far between. The importedgallopers Runyon (Ire) and Darazari (Ire) each picked upa nice Group 1 event during brief racing campaigns andwere clearly very handy racehorses on their day, whileBarathea (Ire) did a much better job at stud than he isactually given credit for during his couple of years ofhemisphere hopping. In addition, Scenic has enjoyed amiraculous resurgence which, ironically, coincided withhis departure to Western Australia. So much so, in fact,that he was placed second on the Australian GeneralSires Listing for 2000/01, behind only Danehill (USA),and looks headed for another bumper season. In light of what has taken place over an extendedperiod, however, the next 12 months is ‘crunch time’for the Sadler’s Wells breed in these parts. With two-year-olds from the respective first crop of English 2000Guineas winners King of Kings (Ire) and Entrepreneur(GB) just about to set foot on the domestic racetracks,and three-year-olds by Arc de Triomphe winner Carne-gie (Ire) among the current Classic crop, the time hasarrived for one of the truly great Thoroughbred sires ofour lifetime to have Australian representation commen-surate with his standing on the world stage. Happily, the signs are extremely encouraging. TheEntrepreneurs sold particularly well at yearling salesearlier this year, and King of Kings’ first crop is reportedto be a cracking bunch of young horses. Not to beoutdone, Carnegie has a smart selection of earlyrunners--in particular, Sircarn Damon (NZ), Resound-ingly (Aus) and Amalfi (NZ)--with the necessary scopeto become quality middle-distance performers in an-other six months time. More relevantly, there was aperformance by a grandson of Sadler’s Wells at Flem-ington last weekend which has literally set the pulse ofthe domestic thoroughbred fraternity racing. WhenRoyal Code (Aus), a first-crop son of King’s Theatre(Ire), trounced a smart field of three-year-old males inwinning the Listed VRC Concept Sports S. (1420m),the colt produced a performance which many enthusi-asts domiciled in this neck of the woods would con-sider has been an age in coming. Thankfully, it would now appear as if the memory ofBraashee and his like will be erased sooner rather thanlater.

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

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

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I K E E N E L A N D I

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DIXIE DOT COM RETIRED Dixie Dot Com (DixieBrass--Sky Meadows, by Conquistador Cielo), injuredduring a fifth-place effort in Sunday’s GII GoodwoodBreeders’ Cup H. at Santa Anita, has been retired fromracing. The six-year-old had previously returned thricefrom fractures to his left front cannon bone and X-raystaken after the Goodwood revealed a fourth fracture.“We took precautionary X-rays and they showed thecannon bone starting to open up again,” said trainerBilly Morey Jr. “It’s a hairline fracture. It explains whyhe didn’t run his race. He’ll go to stud.” Reflecting onthe his relationship with the horse, Morey added, “Itwas a great ride. We had our disapointments, but justto be around a horse like him was a lot of fun. He wasa very courageous horse. Even right now, with thatcrack, he wouldn’t let you know he had it.” Dixie DotCom won the 1999 GII San Fernando Breeders’ Cup S.,the 2000 GII San Pasqual H. and both the GIII TexasMile and GIII Lone Star Park H. in 2001. He was secondbehind Skimming in this year’s GI Pacific Classic. Onthe board in 15 starts, Dixie Dot Com retires with eightwins in 23 starts and earnings of $1,332,775.

TACTICAL MOVE TOPS OBS MIXED SALE Tacti-cal Move (Tactical Advantage) brought a final bid of$63,000 to top Tuesday’s final consignor-preferredsession of the Ocala Breeders’ Sales Company’s FallMixed Sale in Ocala, Florida. The five-year-old mare, infoal to Commitisize, was consigned by WycombeHouse Stud, agent, and was purchased by DappleBloodstock, agent. The sale’s first open session con-cluded last night and the final session of the auctionbegins today at 10 a.m.

Yesterday’s Results:RAVEN RUN S., $109,900, KEE, 10-10, 3yo, f, 7f,1:23 1/5, ft.1--NASTY STORM, 123, f, 3, Gulch--A Stark Is Born, by Graustark. O-D Crum, D Elser, J Riccelli, R McDonald & D Stewart; B-Grousemont Farm (KY); T-Dallas Stewart; J-P Day; $68,138. Lifetime Record: GSW & MGISP, 14-5-3-2, $449,089.2--Hattiesburg, 123, f, 3, Mutakddim--Reason to Act, by Bold Reason. ($20,000 yrl '99 FTKJUL). O-Nelson Bunker Hunt. $21,980.3--Forest Secrets, 123, f, 3, Forest Wildcat--Garden Secrets, by Time for a Change. ($150,000 wlng '98 KEENOV; $425,000 yrl '99 FTSAUG). O-Debby M Oxley. $10,990.Margins: 1HF, 2 1/4, 5 1/4. Odds: 0.80, 7.80, 2.90. Nasty Storm won her 2001 debut at KeenelandApr. 18, but finished well behind Flute when 13th inthe Kentucky Oaks May 4. Appreciating the drop inclass, she narrowly took Churchill’s GIII Dogwood S.May 26. After a fruitless attempt over the turf in theGIII Regret S. June 16, the chestnut filly ran third inthe GI Test S. at Saratoga July 28 and most recentlyscored in the Weekend Delight S. at Turfway Sept.15. Backed down to 4-5 favoritism to make it twostraight, she kept close contact with the front after asolid :22 2/5 quarter, alternated for the lead withForest Secrets on the turn for home and held anoutright advantage late, but had to give a little extrato repel the late run of Hattiesburg. “She was muchthe best,” said winning jockey Pat Day. “WhenHattiesburg came up to us, I put her to the task andshe drew away.”

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Thursday, October 11, 2001

OBS FALL MIXED SALETUESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 2001

SESSION TOTALS 2001 2000 No. Sold 204 163 Gross $2,245,300 $3,431,900 Average $11,006 $21,055

CUMULATIVE 2001 (2 sessions) 2000 (3 sessions) No. Sold 408 460 Gross $4,493,100 $8,016,500 Average $11,013 $17,427 Median $7,000 $11,000

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Congratulations to the best customers in the worldon FOUR Grade I and Grade II wins last weekend!

JOHANNESBURG, winner of the October 4 $220,200 Middle Park S. (G1)Sold Keeneland November 1999 for $240,000

Consigned by Ashview Farm (Mr. & Mrs. Wayne G. Lyster III), Agent; Purchased by Chestnut Valley FarmSold Keeneland September 2000 for $200,000; Earnings now $546,986

Consigned by Michael C. Byrne, Agent; Purchased by Demi O’ByrneO-Michael B. Tabor & Susan Magnier; B-W.G. Lyster III & Jayeff B Stables (KY); T-Aidan O’Brien

SIPHONIC, winner of the October 6 $454,400 Lane’s End Breeders’ Futurity S. (GII)Sold Keeneland September 2000 for $210,000; Earnings now $309,928

O-Amerman Racing LLC, John Amerman; B-Hermitage Farm LLC & Walter Freeman (KY); T-David HofmansConsigned by Hermitage Farm LLC (Carl F. Pollard); Purchased by Amerman Racing

MYSTIC LADY, winner of the October 6 $250,000 Cotillion H. (GII)Sold Keeneland September 1999 for $100,000; Earnings now $790,090

O-Lewis Lee; B-Ashford Stud (KY); T-Mark HennigConsigned by Ashleigh Stud, Agent; Purchased by Lavin Bloodstock

ALBARAHIN, winner of the October 6 $75,600 Prix Dollar Fouquet’s Barriere (G2)Sold Keeneland November 1995 for $425,000; Earnings now $292,353

O-Sheikh Hamdan bin Rashid al Maktoum; B-Brereton C. Jones (KY); T-Marcus TregoningConsigned by Brereton C. Jones, Agent; Purchased by Shadwell Estate Co., Ltd.

Keeneland Report cont.

4th-KEE, $65,000, Alw, 3yo/up, f/m, 1 1/16m, 1:47,ft.1--MOMENTOUS, 118, f, 3, Summer Squall--Suivi (GSW & GISP, $244,750), by Diesis (GB). O-Gainsborough Farm; B-Geret Farm Corp (KY); T-Henry S Cochran. Lifetime Record: SP, 13-4-3-1, $152,663. *1/2 to Suffragette (Rahy), SW & GSP, $137,195.2--Dynameesch, 114, f, 4, Dynaformer--Meesch, by Alleged.3--Cheer for Slew, 119, f, 4, Slew City Slew--Cheery Tower, by Irish Tower.Margins: HF, 3/4, 4 3/4. Odds: 0.70, 12.30, 2.50. Momentous broke her maiden Apr. 11 at Aqueductand followed that with a sixth-place finish on the turfMay 3. After two Churchill wins on the main track, thebay ran eighth in Arlington’s Winning Colors S. July 21,but fared better in the Prairie Meadows Oaks Aug. 25to finish second. The well-supported favorite took thelead straight out of the gate and held the advantage allthe way to the wire.

7th-KEE, $64,000, Alw, 3yo/up, 6 1/2f, 1:16, ft.1--SLIDER, 117, c, 3, Prenup--Hunt's Corner, by Silver Ghost. O-Kuehne Family Racing, Steve Knight & Ernest W Kuehn; B-Dr Dan W White (KY); T-James R Garroutte. Lifetime Record: 15-5-5-1, $128,806.2--C. Mo, 114, c, 3, Marquetry--Magical Avie, by Lord Avie.3--Here Comes Rocket, 119, c, 4, Stuka--A Little Ambi- ence, by Proud Birdie.Margins: 6HF, 3HF, 5 3/4. Odds: 3.30, 1.60, 5.70. Slider, in the money in six of his last seven races,won by a neck at Churchill Downs June 22, but failedmiserably when eighth last time in his turf debut at EllisPark Aug. 15. Back on the dirt this time, the 3-1 thirdchoice broke in front, built a solid 4 1/2-length advan-tage after a half mile and drew off late under strongurging to score comfortably.

9th-KEE, $58,663, Alw, 3yo/up, 8.5fT, 1:42 2/5, fm.1--JUST LIKE JIMMY, 119, c, 4, The Name's Jimmy-- Just a Broad, by Broad Brush. O-Mount Joy Stables Inc; B-Mount Joy Stables (IL); T-Dallas Stewart. Lifetime Record: 19-4-6-1, $157,867.2--Conscience Clear, 119, c, 4, Relaunch--Gotta Wear Shades, by Kris S..3--Dominique's Cat, 119, c, 4, Storm Cat--Eliza, by Mt. Livermore.Margins: 3/4, NO, NK. Odds: 4.60, 5.70, 5.10.

2001 KEENELAND SALES DATESOctober Yearlings - Oct. 15-16November Breeding Stock - Nov. 4-18

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I E A S T I9th-KEE cont.

Though he hadn’t visited the winner’s circle in eightprevious starts this season, Just Like Jimmy had filledthe runner-up spot in each of his last two starts, includ-ing a one-length loss at Arlington on Labor Day. Inmidpack early, the Illinois-bred chestnut swept to thefront with a six-wide move and got up late to givetrainer Dallas Stewart the late double following stable-mate Nasty Storm’s win in the feature.

3rd-KEE, $56,000, Alw, 3/up, f/m, 1 1/16m, 1:48, ft.TEN FLAGS (f, 3, Seattle Slew--Nine Flags, by FortyNiner) broke her maiden at Belmont June 22 beforejumping up to Grade I company in the Coaching ClubAmerican Oaks, where she finished fourth. Last out thedark bay ran fifth Aug. 16 at Saratoga, but the crowdstill backed her down to 3-2 here. Close up early, shemoved up on the outside a furlong out and took overfrom Southern Lass (Southern Halo) late to win by 1 1/2 lengths. Lifetime Record: 5-2-0-0, $84,992. O-John C Oxley. B-Summer Wind Farm (KY). T-John TWard Jr.

6th-KEE, $56,000, Alw, 2yo, f, 1mT, 1:37, fm.KATHY K D (f, 2, Saint Ballado--Stella Cielo {SW}, byConquistador Cielo) was a well-beaten seventh in hercareer debut on the Saratoga lawn Aug. 15, but madeup for that loss with a rousing win Sept. 24 going amile at Kentucky Downs. The 9-2 third choice settled inmidpack early, angled out five wide to make her moveat the three-sixteenths pole and took over late to winby a length over fast-closing Hi Tech Honeycomb(Meadow Monster). Lifetime Record: 3-2-0-0, $51,772.O-Humphrey G Watts Jr. B-Runnymede Farm Inc &Catesby W Clay (KY). T-George R Arnold II.

2nd-KEE, $49,250, Msw , 2yo, f, 7f, 1:32, ft.VIVA (f, 2, Pulpit--Wild Applause {MGSW & GISP,$240,136, by Northern Dancer) was narrowly defeatedin her career bow Sept. 9 at Turfway, but the half toEastern Echo (Damascus), GISW; Blare Of Trumpets (FitTo Fight), GSW, $286,212; and Roar (Forty Niner),MGSW, $487,507, would not be denied this time. The6-5 favorite stalked the early pace while racing fivewide, caught the leader with a furlong left to run andheld off the late-running Twilight Ride (Dehere) by ahalf length. The dark bay is the fifth winner for herfreshman sire (by A.P. Indy). Lifetime Record: 2-1-1-0,$36,165. O-Adele Dilschneider, Claiborne Farm & Mrs A B Han-cock Jr. B-Claiborne Farm & Adele Dilschneider (KY).T-Frank L Brothers.

Classic Cat to Stoneriggs: Multiple graded stakes winner Classic Cat (MountainCat--Sahsie, by *Forli) will stand the 2002 breedingseason at Stoneriggs Farm in Morriston, Florida. Thesix-year-old stood his first season at Wycome HouseStud in Reddick, Florida. Classic Cat won the 1998 GIILexington and GII Ohio Derby and the 1999 GII SanBernardino H. He was third in the Preakness and secondin the GI Super Derby. Classic Cat will stand for$4,000, due when the foal stands and nurses.

Ritchey Sets Delaware Record: Tim Ritchey set the record for most wins by a trainerat a Delaware Park meet when he saddled his 76thwinner yesterday. The previous record was set by AllenIwinski last year. Ritchey, Delaware’s leading trainerin1996, 1994, 1993 and 1992, took over the recordwhen Prince of Valor won the day’s fourth race.

Yesterday’s Results:6th-DEL, $32,300, Alw, 2yo, f, 1m, 1:43, ft.RICH ASSERTION (f, 2, Rizzi--Asir, by Exclusive Native)battled to win her debut for a $35,000 tag over thissurface in August and followed that up with a fourth inPimlico’s Toddler S. Sept. 22. The 5-2 favorite againstthese allowance foes, she seized command soon afterthe start and rolled home a four-length winner.Lifetime Record: 3-2-0-0, $31,800. O/B-Mockingbird Farm Inc (FL). T-Mark Casse.

4th-PIM, $25,000, Msw, 2yo, f, 1 1/16m, 1:46 2/5, ft.TOTALY WILD (f, 2, Wild Again--Almost Shy, by Blush-ing John) ran a dismal seventh in her career debut atSaratoga Aug. 18, but was a much improved second ina six-furlong event at Pimlico Sept. 14. Attempting twoturns for the first time here, the 3-5 choice sprintedclear soon after the break and was never in any danger,cruising home by an eye-catching 11 3/4 lengths de-spite gearing down in the final sixteenth. Lifetime Re-cord: 3-1-1-0, $19,500. O/T-Anthony W Dutrow. B-M F & E A Seltzer & WAllen.

A + will denote winners who are first-time starters, an (S)will be used for state-bred races, a (C) will be used formaiden-claiming races and an (R) will be used for otherrestricted races. Purses for Canadian races are in Canadiandollars.

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Tuesday’s Late Results:8th-MED, $50,000, Opt. Clm. ($35,000), 3yo/up, f/m,5fT, :56 4/5, fm.1--CANTKEEPFROMSINGIN, 112, f, 3, You and I-- Cherie's Hope, by Flying Paster. O/B-Jayeff B Stables (FL); T-Alan E Goldberg. Lifetime Record: SP, 9-4-2-2, $130,506. *1/2 to Silver Wizard (Silver Hawk), GSW & GISP-US, MSW & MGSP-GB, $494,472; and Ammy Hils (Bounding Basque), GSW, $163,800.2--Sparkling Number, 117, f, 3, Polish Numbers--Sunny Sparkler, by Sunny Clime.3--Orage D'Hiver, 116, m, 7, Foreign Survivor--Rose D'Hiver, by Gallant Best.Margins: HF, 2HF, NK. Odds: 5.00, 1.40, 25.90. Cantkeepfromsingin, second in Delaware’s Everget S.while still a maiden last August, graduated in her soph-omore debut at Belmont May 11 and quickly added aMonmouth allowance tally before finishing a soundlybeaten fifth in an overnight handicap at Delaware June12. Following a two-month layoff, she strung togethera pair of thirds at Monmouth and most recently scoredby 4 1/2 lengths in a Delaware off-the-turf event Sept.26. Making her first start on the turf here, she raced instriking position and was momentarily blocked on theturn, but found a gap along the rail and just got up inthe final strides.

Yesterday’s Results:7th-APX, $28,000, Msw, 2yo, f, 1mT, 1:42 1/5, .+SAN DIEGO SUE (f, 2, Red Ransom--Lady Becker{SP}, by Nijinsky II) had a pedigree tailor made for thegrass and was sent off as the 4-1 second choice inthis contentious field. The bay filly lay a close fifthearly, improved her position to second after three-quarters and ran past the pacesetter, favored ShotGun Carolyn (River Special), to score by 1 1/4lengths. Lifetime Record: 1-1-0-0, $16,800. O/B-B Wayne Hughes (KY). T-Albert M Stall Jr.

North American Arc Handle Doubles: Total North American handle on this year’s Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe was $91,097--nearly twice last year’shandle of $46,397. The total bet on the six featuredraces from Longchamp on Sunday was $154,621.Arlington Park served as the hub for the North Ameri-can simulcast of the Arc.

Yesterday’s Results:7th-SAX, $47,656, Alw, Opt. Clm. ($80,000), 3yo/up, 6 1/2fT, 1:13 1/5, fm.1--ROYAL HIGHLANDER (IRE), 118, c, 4, Foxhound-- Sky Lover (Ire), by Ela-Mana-Mou (Ire). O-Team Valor, G Barber & Miller; B-Mrs Jacqueline Donnelly (IRE); T-Jenine Sahadi. Lifetime Record: 4-3-0-0, $58,953.2--Abidjar (Ger), 116, c, 3, Big Shuffle--Arbarine (Ger), by Aspros (Ger).3--Fierce Heart, 118, h, 5, Strike Gold--Atay, by Clever Trick.Margins: HD, HF, HF. Odds: 3.30, 10.20, 4.00. Royal Highlander showed no signs of rustiness as hereturned victoriously from a 10-month hiatus. A winnerof his lone juvenile start at Doncaster for trainer JohnHills, the bay colt was purchased by his current connec-tions following a fifth in a Listed event at Newmarket inApril 2000. He made his stateside bow at HollywoodDec. 23, rallying between rivals to win a 5 1/2-furlongturf sprint. The second choice in his comeback, heraced in midflight down the hill and crossed the maintrack a bit awkwardly, but leveled off nicely in thestretch and got by fellow European import Abidjar inthe final strides.

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7th-BMX, $31,936, Alw, Opt. Clm. ($40,000), 3yo, f,1mT, 1:36 4/5, fm.LINDSAY JEAN (f, 3, Saint Ballado--Colony Bay, byPleasant Colony) graduated from the maiden ranks witha win in a Del Mar sprint July 21, but finished sixth inan overnight handicap over the Bay Meadows mainSept. 14. Trying the turf for the first time, the 5-1 shotshowed good speed early, put a head in front after ahalf and pulled clear by 2 1/2 lengths. Her granddamOceana (Northern Dancer) is a full sister to championsNorthernette and Storm Bird. Lifetime Record: 9-2-3-1,$77,240.O-Mr & Mrs Jerome S Moss. B-Robert Lothenbach (FL).T-Art Sherman.

NTRA Outlines Budget: The National Thoroughbred Racing Association andBreeders’ Cup Limited outlined their combined $59.8million 2002 operating budget at the NTRA’s secondannual membership meeting in Lexington, Kentuckyyesterday. The preliminary budget calls for $58.3 mil-lion in operating expenses and a $1.5 million surplus.The new budget reflects additional membership reve-nues from racetracks and horsemen’s association thatare expected to rejoin the orgainization in the comingyear, as well as increased television and sponsorshiprevenue. The projected surplus will go towards a $2.5million “special stimulus package,” in which the NTRAwill substantially subsidize additional promotional daysat member racetracks and OTBs next year. “The eventsof September 11 and the downturn in the nation'seconomy will likely have a negative effect on consumerspending,” said NTRA Commissioner Tim Smith. “Rec-ognizing this, we're offering our members some addi-tional programs to get fans back to the races.” Thenew package will be in addition to quarterly MysteryMutuel Voucher promotions. “The promotions will begeared toward our 'light' or casual fans, who needadditional incentives to come out to the racetrack morethan once or twice a year,” said Keith Chamblin, NTRAsenior vice president-marketing and industry relations.“At the same time, they will be held on dates whenfans will be exposed to great horseracing from coast tocoast.”

ALLOWANCE RESULTS:9th-MED, $62,500, 10-9, (S), 3/up, f/m, 6f, 1:09 2/5, ft.NOW LISTEN SISTER (f, 4, Now Listen--Sister Rock, byTalc). Lifetime Record: 16-4-4-3, $146,530.O-Char-Mari Stable. B-Marianne & Charles Hesse (NJ).T-George F Gross.

4th-SAX, $45,000, Opt. Clm. ($40,000), 3yo/up, f/m,1mT, 1:34 1/5, fm.CONTINENTAL LU (f, 3, Flying Continental--ProperUpbringing, by Proper Reality) Lifetime Record: 9-2-3-0,$103,668. O-John H Deeter Trust. B-John H Deeter(CA). T-Summer Mayberry.

8th-MNR, $37,800, 10-9, 3yo/up, f/m, 6f, 1:09 3/5, ft.AMANDA RULES (f, 3, Mr. Greeley--Crafty Lady B., byCrafty Prospector) Lifetime Record: 9-5-0-0, $48,019.O-Helen T Andrews. B-Gallery Racing Stables (KY).T-Anne Mitchell.

7th-DEL, $32,600, 3yo/up, f/m, 6f, 1:12 2/5, ft.REVIVE (f, 3, Thunder Gulch--Cinnamon Splendor, byTrempolino) Lifetime Record: 20-2-4-3, $88,846.O-Walter Wienkowitz. B-John Izon (KY). T-Tim Ritchey.

8th-APX, $32,000, 3yo/up, 6f, 1:09 3/5, wf.GETYOURBRITCHESNGO (c, 3, Chicago--Wilma Patrica,by Explosive Bid) Lifetime Record: 9-5-1-0, $80,760.O/B-James & Sue Burns (TX). T-Sam B David Jr.

6th-APX, $30,000, 3yo/up, 1m, 1:37 4/5, wf.HIKE (c, 3, Devil's Bag--Maid for Walking (GB) {GSP-Eng}, by Prince Sabo) Lifetime Record: 9-2-0-3,$49,205. O-Al Moorhouse. B-Claiborne Farm (KY).T-James Gulick.

7th-PIM, $26,000, 3yo/up, f/m, 8.5fT, 1:44 4/5, fm.TAKE IT OFF (f, 4, Peteski--Beads, by Wild Again)Lifetime Record: 15-3-6-3, $85,260. O-Ship View Sta-bles. B-Milton P Higgins III & Dr & Mrs Thomas Bow-man (MD). T-Bruce C Jackson.

8th-PIM, $26,000, 3yo/up, 6f, 1:12, ft.MEADOW PLACE (c, 4, Meadowlake--D'Auria, by Cut-lass) Lifetime Record: 27-5-11-4, $87,945. O/T-HassanElamri. B-Jeanne H & Jerry M Cutrona Sr (KY).

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FRESHMAN FOCUS9th-MNR, $25,600, 10-9, 3yo/up, 6f, 1:11 1/5, ft.DANCIN FALCON (c, 3, Naevus--Falcon Jazz, by Impe-rial Falcon) Lifetime Record: SP, 18-4-3-1, $57,587.O-Ernie Wells. B-Simmons & Associates Inc. (TX).T-Doug Shanyfelt.

10th-PHA, $22,680, 3yo/up, f/m, 6f, 1:11 2/5, ft.RUN LIKE MARTHA (f, 4, Jolie's Halo--I'm No Pussycat,by Valdez) Lifetime Record: 8-3-1-1, $49,140.O/B-Arthur I Appleton (FL). T-Robert W Camac. *1/2 toSovereign Kitty (Sovereign Dancer), MGSW & MGISP,$458,704; and Fast Cat (Afleet), SP, $229,041.

MAIDEN WINNERS:Della's Hope, c, 2, Afternoon Deelites--Miss Spentyouth (MSW & MGSP, $200,646), by I'ma Hell Raiser. DEL, 10-10, (C), 1m, 1:42 3/5. B-Black Gold Stables Inc & Arthur W Hawk (Ky). *Won via DQ. **$40,000 wlng '99 KEENOV; $60,000 yrl '00 KEESEP.Callin Collect, c, 2, Caller I. D.--Chanteuse Meri, by Navajo. GLD, 10-10, (S), 5 1/2f, 1:09 4/5. B-Dennis & Pat Doran (Mi). *1/2 to Ms. Meri Frances (Quip), SW, $176,725; and Private Gump (Private Thoughts), SW, $126,221.Clever Blonde, f, 2, Clever Trick--Valid Krissy, by Kris S. MED, 10-9, (C), 5f, :58 2/5. B-Very Un Stable (NY). *$32,000 yrl '00 FTNAUG.Ziggy Rules, f, 2, Consigliere (GB)--Miss Regency, by Defense Verdict. MNR, 10-9, 5f, 1:00. B-Allaire Farms (Wa). *$3,200 yrl '00 WASDEC.Liberty Boy, c, 2, Keep Dreaming--Talked, by Slick. SUF, 10-10, 6f, 1:16. B-Henry Jellows (Fl).Viva, f, 2, Pulpit--Wild Applause (MGSW & GISP, $240,136), by Northern Dancer. KEE, 10-10, 7f, 1:32. B-Claiborne Farm & Adele Dilschneider (Ky). *Fifth winner for freshman sire (by A.P. Indy). **1/2 to Eastern Echo (Damascus), GISW; Blare of Trumpets (Fit To Fight), GSW, $286,212; Roar (Forty Niner), MGSW, $487,507.+San Diego Sue, f, 2, Red Ransom--Lady Becker (SP), by Nijinsky II. APX, 10-10, 1mT, 1:42 1/5. B-B Wayne Hughes (Ky).Soul of the Tiger, c, 2, Salt Lake--Sue's Temper (SW), by Temperence Hill. MED, 10-9, 1m, 1:36 3/5. B-Lochness & Fred Bower (Ky). *$35,000 wlng '99 KEENOV; $100,000 2yo 2001 OBSMAR.Queen At Heart, f, 2, Sefapiano--Queen of Seattle (MSW, $221,167), by Chicanery Slew. GLD, 10-10, 6f, 1:17 1/5. B-Farid & Joan Pat Sefa (Ky).+Sharpster, c, 2, Sharp Victor--Brattice Cloth (SP, $143,930), by L'Enjoleur. SAX, 10-10, (S), 1m, 1:38 2/5. B-Patricia Youngman (Ca). *1/2 to Nature (Valiant Nature), MSW & GSP, $273,541.Cigno d'Oro, f, 2, Tour d'Or--Signa, by Roman Reasoning. MED, 10-9, (S), 5.5f, 1:05 4/5. B-Gail W Shaw (NJ).

First-crop progeny to watch: Thursday, Oct . 11

Sire (Sire’s Sire), Farm, 1998 Fee, #2yos/Winners/SWRace #-track, race type, distance, runner, odds (if available)BOSTON HARBOR (Capote), Overbrook, $25K, 74/5/0 2-BEL, Alw, 1mT, Pitbull, $150K FTF FEB 2yo CAPTAIN BODGIT (Saint Ballado), Margaux, $10K, 71/5/0 3-KEE, Msw, 1 1/16m, Windward Passage, 15-1 COZY DRIVE (Cozzene), Cobble Creek, $1000, 19/0/0 1-CT, Msw, 4 1/2f, Cozy Spirit, 4-1 EDITOR'S NOTE (Forty Niner), Overbrook, $10K, 66/4/0 2-RP, Msw, 6f, Maya's Note, $24K OBS APR 2yo, 9-2 3-KEE, Msw, 1 1/16m, Notable Editor, $85K FTK JUL yrl, 6-1 7-HOO, Msw, 6f, Dollar a Minute, 7-2 EXPENSE ACCOUNT (Private Account), B-T, $1000, 70/23/2 8-KEE, Stk, 7f, Solingen, $15K TEX MAR 2yo, 12-1 LOUIS QUATORZE (Sovereign Dancer), Ashford, $20K, 130/7/1 4-BEL, Msw, 7f, +Canadian Peso, $400K FTS AUG yrl OUTFLANKER (Danzig), Cloverleaf, $3K, 34/9/0 8-PIM, Alw, 1 1/16m, Outstander, $100K FTF FEB 2yo, 8-5 PULPIT (A.P. Indy), Claiborne, $35K, 53/4/1 4-BEL, Msw, 7f, Father Steve, $900K KEE SEP yrl SANDPIT (BRZ) (Baynoun {IRE}), Vinery, $5K, 88/4/1 3-KEE, Msw, 1 1/16m, Pleasure Pit, $22K KEE SEP yrl, 15-1 VICTORY SPEECH (Deputy Minister), Ashford, $15K, 103/4/0 3-KEE, Msw, 1 1/16m, Inaugural Address, $100K OBS MAR 2yo, 6-1

Maiden Winners cont.Totaly Wild, f, 2, Wild Again--Almost Shy, by Blushing John. PIM, 10-10, 1 1/16m, 1:46 2/5. B-Marilyn F & Edward Seltzer & William Allen. *$90,000 wlng '99 KEENOV; $57,000 yrl '00 KEESEP.Sinceyouwentaway, f, 3, Dynaformer--Torch the Track (MSW & GSP), by Fluorescent Light. SAX, 10-10, (C), 6 1/2f, 1:19 2/5. B-Randolph & Bonnie Jean Rumble (Ky). *$21,000 yrl '99 FTKOCT.To Wit, c, 3, Holy Bull--Wicked Wit (MSW & GSP, $320,170), by Pirate's Bounty. PIM, 10-10, 6f, 1:12 3/5. B-Robert E Meyerhoff (Md).Sizzling, c, 3, Tabasco Cat--Secretaridge (SW, $120,234), by Secretariat. KEE, 10-10, (C), 7f, 1:25 1/5. B-Hill 'n Dale Farm (Ky). *$125,000 wlng '98 KEENOV; $150,000 yrl '99 FTSAUG. **1/2 to Chicago Six (Wild Again), GSW, $647,983.

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7 STAKES WINNERS + 5 STAKES-PLACEDto date in 2001, including Graded WinnersMEGANS BLUFF & TENNESSEE GIRL

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ASHFORD STUD FEES ANNOUNCED Ashford Studhas announced its stud fees for the 2002 breedingseason. Europe’s Iron Horse, Giant’s Causeway (StormCat--Mariah’s Storm, by Rahy), standing his first seasonin Kentucky after beginning his stud career in Irelandthis year, will stand for $135,000. While standing atCoolmore in 2001, Giant’s Causeway’s fee wasIr100,000gns ($121,389). Fusaichi Pegasus (Mr.Prospector--Angel Fever, by Danzig), winner of the2000 Kentucky Derby, had his stud fee cut from$150,000 to $135,000. “Owing to the current eco-nomic climate and the difficult year the industry hasendured, Ashford Stud has decided to reduce almost alltheir fees in an effort to offer breeders excellent value,”explained Ashford’s director of sales Aisling Cross.“However, we are very excited about the season aheadas this is undoubtedly our strongest-ever team.” Thun-der Gulch (Gulch--Line of Thunder, by Storm Bird), wholeads the 2001 sire earnings list, will stand for$80,000, up $5,000 from his fee from the end of2001. Stud fees for two new Ashford stallions, A PValentine (A.P. Indy--Twenty Eight Carats, by Alydar)and Black Minnaloushe (Storm Cat--Coral Dance {Fr},by Green Dancer), have not yet been announced.

Monday, Buenos Aires, ArgentinaGRAN PREMIO DE HONOR-G1, $26,099, 10-8, 4yo/up,2500m, 2:39.23, sy.1--sTUOZZO (ARG), 135, h, 5, by Sonus (Ire)

1st Dam: Riberina (Arg), by Ringaro2nd Dam: Native Beat, by Exclusive Native3rd Dam: Misty Bend, by Never Bend

O-Mariano A Stable; B-Haras La Gringa; T-R Pellegata; J-J Noriega; $19,190. Lifetime Record: 28-9-8-2. 2--New Real Deal, 126, m, 4, Roy--New Hall Road, by Dixieland Band. ($20,000 yrl ‘99 KEEJAN; $16,000 yrl ‘99 KEESEP). $3,838.3--Mr. Mat (Arg), 132, c, 4, Numerous--Mat Music (Arg), by Mat-Boy (Arg). $2,111Margins: 3, 3, 4. Odds: 2.25, 5.75, 3.45. As happens every time he is allowed to run alone onthe lead, Tuozzo left his rivals in the dust, bestingtough contenders like G1 Estrellas Classic winner Mr.Mat and the multiple Group 1-winning mare New RealDeal for his first Group 1 victory. A very versatile five-year-old who has won races from seven to 12 1/2furlongs, Touzzo was favoured as the lone speed in therace. Travelling easily through slow fractions, he hadenough left in the stretch to hold off New Real Deal bya comfortable margin.

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GOFFS ORBY STATISTICS

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 2001

SESSION TOTALS 2001 2000 No. Sold 188 176 Gross (Ir^) 16,127,000 16,372,000 Average (Ir^) 85,782 93,023 Median (Ir^) 47,000 58,000

CUMULATIVE TOTALS 2001 2000 No. Sold 372 351 Gross (Ir^) 31,003,500 34,383,000 Average (Ir^) 83,343 97,957

Ir^1=US$1.15649

ASHFORD STUD FEESSIRE 2002 FEE 2001 FEEA P Valentine TBA -------- Bianconi $7,500 $10,000Black Minnaloushe TBA -------- Fusaichi Pegasus $135,000 $150,000Giant’s Causeway $135,000 Ir100,000gnsHennessy $20,000 In JapanGrand Slam $25,000 $30,000High Yield $30,000 $35,000Honour and Glory $30,000 $30,000King of Kings $20,000 $25,000Louis Quatorze $10,000 $10,000Lure $10,000 $15,000Royal Academy $20,000 $25,000Southern Halo $15,000 $40,000Spinning World $25,000 $35,000Stravinsky $25,000 $35,000Tale of the Cat $25,000 $30,000Thunder Gulch $80,000 $25-75,000*Victory Speech $5,000 $7,500Woodman $40,000 $45,000*Fee rose throughout the year.

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