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GW BROTHER TOPS TATTS OPENER A Pivotal (GB) half-brother to Aidan O'Brien's G12000 Guineas and G1 St James's Palace S. winnerGeorge Washington (Ire) as well as Godolphin's multipleGroup 1 winner Grandera (Ire) provided the only seven-figure transaction on day one of Tattersalls' October

Yearling Sale in Newmarketwhen making 1.2-millionguineas. John Ferguson,standing with Sheikh Mo-hammed in the doorway,secured lot 17--bred byLael Stables and consignedfrom Round Hill Stud--afteroutbidding agent TonyNerses, who was accom-panied by trainer JeremyNoseda and owner SalehAl Homaizi. AHe's a horsewe've known for a long

time and probably seen five or six times this year," saidFerguson, who added his purchase was likely to racefor Godolphin. AThe good thing is that he has improvedeach time we've seen him, which is important with aMay foal. At the end of the day, she [Bordighera]'s avery good mare to have produced both George Wash-ington and Grandera. This was a very correct horse, buthe's a different type from George Washington, who is aflashier individual, while this colt is a real Pivotal withsize and scope. He is for Sheikh Mohammed and thelikelihood is that he will race for Godolphin. He probablywon't be early, but hopefully should be an excitingthree-year-old." Cont. p2

TATTERSALLS OCTOBER YEARLINGS PART ONE

TUESDAY - TOP 5 COLTS

Hip Sire Dam Price (Gns)017 Pivotal (GB) Bordighera 1,200,000

Consigned by Round Hill StudPurchased by John Ferguson Bloodstock

140 Oasis Dream (GB) First (GB) 440,000Consigned by Ashtown House Stud

Purchased by Charlie Gordon-Watson Bloodstock040 Galileo (Ire) Castara Beach (Ire) 260,000

Consigned by Hawthorn Villa StudPurchased by Mr A O Nerses

148 Danehill Dancer (Ire) For Evva Silca (GB) 250,000Consigned by Redpender StudPurchased by John Magnier

150 Hawk Wing Forest Call (GB) 250,000Consigned by Ashtown House Stud

Purchased by Nobutaka Tada

TUESDAYTOP 5 FILLIES

Hip Sire Dam Price (Gns)087 Dalakhani (Ire) Delilah (Ire) 600,000

Consigned by Glidawn StudPurchased by Charlie Gordon-Watson Bloodstock

074 Pivotal (GB) Dali=s Grey (GB) 450,000Consigned by Bugley Stud

Purchased by R O=Gorman Bloodstock Ltd126 Sadler=s Wells Ezilla (Ire) 380,000

Consigned by Ashtown House StudPurchased by BBA Ireland Ltd

012 Danehill Dancer (Ire) Bex 330,000Consigned by Camas Park StudPurchased by BBA Ireland Ltd

106 Pivotal (GB) Dusty Answer (GB) 250,000Consigned by Floors Stud

Purchased by John Ferguson Bloodstock

HEADLINENEWS

Lot 17 - Tatts topperPivotal--Bordighera colt

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TATTERSALLS OCTOBER PART 1TUESDAY, OCT. 3, 2006

SESSION TOTALS 2006 2005 No. Offered 142 147 No. Sold 107 118 RNAs 35 29 % RNA 24.6% 19.7% Gross 13,129,000gns 14,131,000gns Average (% change) 122,701gns (+2.5%) 119,754gns Median (% change) 80,000gns (+18.5%) 67,500gns

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2007 STUD FEES

Albert the GreatTBD

Dynaformer150,000

Medallist8,500

Point Given30,000

Rahy60,000

Sky Mesa30,000

Smarty Jones100,000

War Chant30,000

Yes It’s True35,000

H I P H A P P E N I N G S

Tattersalls October cont.

Dalakhani Damsel Tops Fillies... As at many sales this year, fillies with pedigrees werein demand. The day=s second-highest price was600,000 guineas for a first-crop Dalakhani (Ire) filly.Produced by G2 Park Hill S. heroine Delilah (Ire) (Blue-

bird), lot 87 jumped in pricefrom the 75,000gns she hadcost Glidawn Stud as a foal.Charlie Gordon-Watson, buy-ing for Saeed Suhail, outbidthe Aga Khan's French studmanager Georges Rimaudfor her. AI had a fair ideawho I'd be bidding against,and I took it as a nice com-pliment that they were inter-

ested,@ said Gordon-Watson. AShe was an exceptionalfilly and, although the owner doesn't really havebroodmares, he could have one now.@ A first-crop OasisDream (GB) colt out of First (GB) (Highest Honor {Fr})also showed a good pinhook profit. He cost135,000gns as a foal, but attained 440,000gns whenbought by Gordon-Watson for Suhail. Selling as lot140, the colt was consigned by Paul Shanahan'sAshtown House Stud. Localagent Richard O'Gorman outbidCheveley Park Stud's managingdirector Chris Richardson at450,000gns for lot 74, a Pivotal(GB) filly out of Dali's Grey (GB)(Linamix {Fr}). The filly was of-fered by Mary-Ann Penfold'sBugley Stud. AShe's for an exist-ing client, but I can't say anymore than that," O'Gorman commented. Although the122,701gns average rose by 2 percent and the medianof 80,000gns was up by 19 percent, the13,129,000gns turnover was down 7 percent and theclearance rate was 75.4 percent. Complete results areavailable at www.tattersalls.com. The sale continuestoday with a session starting at noon.

Hip 199, c, Royal Applause (GB)--Hotelgenie Dot Com

(GB), by Selkirk

Consigned by Catridge Farm Stud

Bred to be a top-class two-year-old, this colt is a half

to Simply Perfect (GB), who recently added the G1

Fillies= Mile to a resume that already included a success

in the G2 May Hill S. and placings in the G2 Queen

Mary S. and G3 Princess Margaret S. Her dam, who

was second in the 2000 G1 Moyglare Stud S., is a half

to Bianca Nera (GB), the winner of that race in 1996.

Hip 209, f, Sadler=s Wells--Infamy (Ire),

by Shirley Heights (GB)

Consigned by Oaks Farm Stables, agent

Bred on the same cross as this year=s sensation

Alexandrova (Ire), this full-sister to the 2001 G2 Prix de

Royallieu winner Moon Queen (Ire) and close relative of

the top-class Innuendo (Ire) hails from the excellent

family of In the Wings (GB), High-Rise (Ire) and Dubawi

(Ire).

Hip 223, f, Red Ransom--Kalinka (Ire), by Soviet Star

Consigned by Kirtlington Stud

Kalinka is the dam of the brilliant multiple Group 1

winner Soviet Song (Ire), and Red Ransom was respon-

sible for a seven-figure filly at Goffs last week. He has a

proven track record with his fillies, having produced the

2003 G1 Epsom Oaks winner Casual Look.

Tattersalls Hip Happenings - Day 2 cont. p3

Lot 140 Oasis Dream--First coltTattersalls photo

Lot 87 Dalakhani--DelilahTattersalls photo

All horses in the TDN are bred in North America, unless otherwise indicated

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Hip Happenings cont.

Hip 238, f, Cape Cross (Ire)--Lady Links (GB), by Bahamian Bounty (GB)

Consigned by Jamie Railton, agent By the sire of Ouija Board (GB), this February-foaleddaughter of a dual listed winner received a significantupdate on Saturday when her half-sister Selinka (GB)took the Listed Oh So Sharp S. at the local track. Thisis also the family of the top-class sprinter and sire BoldEdge (GB).

Hip 248, f, Cape Cross (Ire)--Lalindi (Ire), by Cadeaux Genereux (GB)

Consigned by New England Stud This filly is a half to the dual stakes scorer Arvada(GB), who realised $800,000 at the 2005 KeenelandNovember Sale, from the family of Summoner (GB) andCompton Admiral (GB). Her half-brother Adagio (GB)made a winning debut at Newmarket last month and isbeing talked about as a potential Classic contender for2007.

Hip 255, f, Invincible Spirit (Ire)--Lionne (GB), by Darshaan (GB)

Consigned by Hawthorn Villa Stud By the leading sire of two-year-olds in 2006, thisfilly=s dam is a half to this year=s G1 Epsom Derby heroSir Percy (GB). In addition to the Classic winner, shehas produced Jadalee (Ire), who is a listed winner andgroup placed this season.

Hip 265, f, Galileo (Ire)--Love Excelling (Fr), by Polish Precedent

Consigned by Jockey Hall Stud, agent This filly is out of a half-sister to the 2000 G1 EpsomOaks winner Love Divine (GB), making her a close rela-tive to this year=s G1 St Leger winner Sixties Icon (GB).The latter=s half-brother, by Red Ransom, is offered byLordship Stud as hip 264.

Hip 283, c, Danehill Dancer (Ire)--Mahrah, by Vaguely Noble (Ire)

Consigned by Barronstown Stud One of the sale=s highlights, this colt is a 3/4-brotherto the 2004 G1 Prix Jean-Luc Lagardere and 2005 G1Eclipse S. and G1 Irish Champion S. winner Oratorio(Ire). He is offered by David Nagle=s operation. Anotherof his siblings is the stakes winner Fahim (GB), whowas runner-up in the 1997 GI Sword Dancer InvitationalH. at Saratoga.

CORRECTION: Padua stallion Delaware Township wassired by Notebook. We regret the error.

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Tuesday, Hoppegarten, GemanyPREIS DER DEUTSCHEN EINHEIT-G3, i50,000,Hoppegarten, 10-3, 3yo/up, 1 1/4mT, 2:08.00, gd.1--KARAVEL (GER), 119, f, 3, by Monsun (Ger)

1st Dam: Kittiwake (GB) (SP-Eng), by Barathea (Ire)2nd Dam: Gull Nook (GB), by Mill Reef3rd Dam: Bempton (GB), by Blakeney (GB)

O/B-Gestut Schlenderhan; T-Peter Schiergen; J-Kieren Fallon; i32,000. Lifetime Record: 6 starts, 2 wins, 2 places, i102,550. *Full to Kitcat (Ger), MSW & GSP-Ger, GSP-Ity; Karavel (Ger), G1SP-Ger; 1/2 to Konigstiger (Ger) (Tiger Hill {Ire}), MGSW-Ger & G1SW-Ity;2--Saddex (GB), 123, c, 3, Sadler's Wells--Remote Romance, by Irish River (Fr). (i115,000 yrl '04 DEAOCT). O-Stall Avena; B-Niarchos Family; T-Peter Rau; i10,000.3--Waleria (Ger), 119, f, 3, Artan (Ire)--Wiolante (Ger), by Lagunas (GB). O/B-Dr Christiane Otto; T-Hans-Jurgen Groschel; i5,000.Margins: SHD, 1 3/4, NK. Odds: 4.20, 0.60, 2.60.Also Ran: White Lightning (Ger), Dwilano (Ger),Obrigado (Ger), Arpino (Ger), Mentik (Rus). Karavel, who was third in last year's G3 Preis derWinterkonigin at Baden-Baden, was the runner-up toAlmerita (Ger) in the G1 Preis der Diana (German Oaks)at Dusseldorf June 4 before finishing down the field inthe July 2 G3 Prix Chloe at Maisons-Laffitte on her lastouting. Settled in rear by Kieren Fallon throughout theearly stages, she delivered her challenge wide andresponded to strong driving to reel in Saddex in theshade of the post. Click for the Racing Post chart.

Friday, Keeneland Race CourseDARLEY ALCIBIADES S.-GII, $400,000, 2yo, f, 8.5fPP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY 1 X Star Pulpit Pino 2 Bel Air Beauty Smart Strike Jara 3 She's Included Include Solis 4 Pro Pink Touch Gold Martinez 5 Beautiful Venue Came Home Borel 6 Call the Kitty Langfuhr Mena 7 Boat's Ghost Silver Ghost Prado 8 Appealing Zophie Successful Appeal Bridgmohan 9 Get Ready Bertie More Than Ready Albarado10 Untouched Talent Storm Cat Valenzuela11 Cotton Blossom Broken Vow Guidry12 Her Majesty Giant=s Causeway Leparoux13 Lisa M Banker=s Gold Graham All carry 118 pounds.

Saturday, Belmont ParkJOCKEY CLUB GOLD CUP-GI, $750,000, 3yo/up, 10f Darley=s GI Travers S. hero Bernardini (A.P. Indy),looking for his sixth straight victory in Saturday=s GoldCup, tuned up with a five-furlong breeze in 1:03.33.AHe=s ready to go and has given us every indication thathe is ready as he was for the Travers,@ said trainer TomAlbertrani. The three-year-old was slated to take on topolder horse Invasor (Arg), but that runner will skip the10-furlong contest after spiking a fever late last week,forcing him to miss a breeze. ANaturally, by losing ahorse that I thought was the one to beat and a horse Ihad a lot of respect for in Invasor means one less toworry about,@ Albertrani added. AIf Bernardini were tobeat him--and I won=t say what the outcome wouldhave been--it would have boosted Bernardini=s status.@Albertrani warned that the colt will take some beating.AIf Bernardini just shows up with his game from the lastthree or four races, someone is going to have to be onhis A-game to beat him,@ the conditioner continued. AHeshowed in the Preakness that he doesn=t have to be onthe lead. He is very versatile.@

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UPCOMING EUROPEAN GROUP 1 RACES

Date Race TrackOct. 14 Champion S. Newmarket

Dewhurst S. NewmarketPremio Vittorio di Capua Milan

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FROM THE DESK OF...

Bill Oppenheim

REALITY BITES The North American yearling market is pretty straight-forward: Fasig-Tipton July ($35 million), Fasig@Saratoga ($42 million), Keeneland September ($399.8million)--total, about $477 million in the three bell-wether sales. It=s more complicated in Europe (I wastempted to say everything is more complicated in Eu-rope, but, after considering the fallout from the Ameri-can anti-Internet gambling bill, I=m reconsidering myposition on that): we=re now counting eight yearlingsales in five different countries--though, thankfully,there are only two different currencies (neither of themUSD, of course) in play. Going into yesterday=s opening session of Tattersalls=four-day October 1 yearling sale, six of the eight Euro-pean sales had taken place, and all six had seen rises ingross. The two new sales we=re counting, BBAG Baden-Baden and the Italian sale in Milan, were up just margin-ally, with grosses remaining in the i7-million range.Tattersalls Ireland=s Fairyhouse sale was up i2 millionto i10.7 million. The new French sales company=sdebut Deauville sale was up almost i7 million itself; theDoncaster St. Leger sale was up over 5-million guineas(i7.5-million); and, last week, Goffs Million and Sports-man=s sales (the first four days of the five days theysold) were up over i8 million. Since Goffs had been upi23 million the year before, having fallen to a relativelypaltry i31 million in 2004, it meant Goffs= 2006 grossactually more than doubled the corresponding fourdays= gross of just two years before. I think we can saythat the Return of the Sales Stakes and the domesticIrish property market account for that welcome resur-gence.

Bill Oppenheim may be contacted at bopp@erb.com.Please cc TDN management atsuefinley@thoroughbreddailynews.com.

Tattersalls had enjoyed a tremendous October sale in2005. In the first year of the wholly reconstituted Octo-ber 1 sale (four days, alphabetical for all four daysrather than grading each day), 499 yearlings (84 per-cent of the 592 offered) grossed 59,635,000gns, andaveraged 119,509gns. That=s well over $200,000 attoday=s rates. Followed by an equally buoyant October2 sale the following week (up over 50 percent in gross,almost 40 percent in average from 2004), the combinedTattersalls October 1 and 2 grossed over 76.6-milliongns and averaged 67,609gns in 2005. Business was distinctly patchy yesterday, as severalkey indicators showed. If you divide last year=s gross byfour, each day last year averaged 14.9-million guineas,whereas yesterday=s gross was 13,129,000gns--a 12-percent drop from last year=s >daily average gross.=There were 25-percent not-solds yesterday, comparedto 16 percent (for the whole sale) last year; that=s ahefty 9-percent increase. The good news on that frontis that The Judges report today=s horses are markedlybetter than yesterday=s, so we can expect today=s fig-ures to look better against last year=s daily averages of84-percent sold and 14.9-million gross than yesterday=sdid. Here is what is more worrying: the sire showdown.Seven colts bought yesterday by Demi O=Byrne, JohnMagnier, or Horse France sold for an average of187,143 gns; six of the seven were by Sadler=s Wells(2), Danehill Dancer (2), or High Chaparral (2). Theother was by Cheveley Park=s Kyllachy, son of Pivotal.Of the seven yearlings signed for yesterday by JohnFerguson or Dick O=Gorman, three were by CheveleyPark=s Pivotal and one was by Indian Ridge: the threeby Darley stallions, colts by Singspiel, Cape Cross, andDubai Destination, averaged 140,000gns. Consideringthe price of a good colt yesterday was plus-or-minus200,000gns, breeders could be forgiven for wonderingwhether they should be breeding to either camp=s stal-lions. If you had a nice colt by one of them, and thecamp bought the colt, there was a distinct shortage ofcompetition for it; for good colts by >neutral= stallions,everybody was in. It=s pretty wacky.

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UPCOMING MAJOR

NORTH AMERICAN STAKES

Date Race Track

Oct. 6 GII Darley Alcibiades Keeneland

GIII Sycamore BC S. Keeneland

GIII Pegasus S. Meadowlands

GIII Indiana BC Oaks Hoosier

Oct. 7 GI Jockey Club Gold Cup Belmont

GI Joe Hirsch Turf Classic Belmont

GI Beldame Belmont

GI Flower Bowl Inv. Belmont

GI Vosburgh Belmont

GI Shadwell Turf Mile Keeneland

GI Lane’s End Breeders’ Futurity Keeneland

GI Ancient Title BC S. Oak Tree

GII Goodwood BC H. Oak Tree

GII Oak Tree BC Mile Oak Tree

GII Indiana Derby Hoosier

GII Cotillion BC H. Philadelphia

GIII Phoenix BC S. Keeneland

Oppenheim cont.

THE POKER WARS Strictly from the point of view of the domestic U.S.horse racing industry, the NTRA=s Greg Avioli is ada-mant that the anti-internet gambling bill that passedCongress before adjournment last weekend is a goodthing for horse racing. In response to a question, heargues: ANTRA=s overriding concern is to protect ourindustry=s on-line account wagering under the InterstateHorseracing Act, because that is our fastest-growingsource of revenue, and in many ways the lifeblood ofour industry. The legislation not only allows us to con-tinue on-line account wagering, but also shuts off manyillegal competitors (e.g. Internet bookmakers) who webelieve are diverting revenue from the licensed andregulated domestic pari-mutuel industry.@ Emphasis onthat term >domestic,= I think: faced with the difficultiesposed by collecting tax and/or commissions frominternet betting, you can certainly see why the NTRAhas taken the view they have. Narrow the focus,achieve the achievable: that=s a whole lot better thanhaving simulcasting wiped out, too. On the other hand...what is this really about? Thislooks pretty wacky, too--to most Europeans, anyway. ARepublican Congress=s appeal to the anti-gamblingmoralists to try and help cling on to their slim majority?A recent estimate is that there are 30-million pokerplayers in the U.S., and 25 million play for money. I=mnot sure how many of them will be voting Republican.Nor will any investors in the on-line gambling compa-nies whose stock prices plunged 50 percent on theLondon Stock Exchange following Congressional pas-sage.

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WEEKEND PEDIGREEPERSPECTIVES

by Alan Porter

Saturday, Oak Tree at Santa AnitaOAK LEAF S.-GI, $247,000, OSA, 9-30, 2yo, f, 1 1/16m, 1:42 4/5, ft.1--@#sCASH INCLUDED, 122, f, 2, by Include

1st Dam: Henderson Band, by Chimes Band2nd Dam: Miss Henderson Co., by Silver Hawk3rd Dam: Like a Train, by Great Sun

($25,000 yrl '05 KEESEP; $70,000 2yo >06 BESMAR). O-J Paul Reddam; B-Brereton C Jones (KY); T-Craig Dollase; J-C S Nakatani; $150,000. Lifetime Record: 3-2-0-0, $184,980. *Second SW and first GISW for freshman sire (by Broad Brush).Click for brisnet.com chart or brisnet.com catalog-stylepedigree. Video, sponsored by Taylor Made.

The oldest native American sire line is that of Himyar,a foal of 1875 and a grandson of Eclipse who wasimported in 1859. This sire line has survived to thepresent day through two branches. One is that of Plau-dit, who is now represented by Holy Bull. The other isthat which comes down through the ABlack Whirlwind,@Domino. The Domino line has had a particularly tenuous existence over the last 100 years or so. Foaled in 1891,Domino was the fastest horse of his day. Unfortu-nately, he died after standing only two seasons at studand left only 19 named foals, seven of which werestakes winners. Domino=s most notable son, theonce-beaten Belmont S. victor Commando, was a greatsuccess at stud, but also died young, siring only four crops. Commando=s best son, the undefeated Colin,was very sub-fertile, getting only 83 foals (11 stakeswinners) in 23 crops. Despite this, it is through Colinthat the Domino line exists today. In the late 1930=sColin=s grandson, Good Goods, was standing at Aprivatetreaty,@ which to all intents and purposes meant free.Bred to Winds Chant, a mare acquired for $90, GoodGoods sired Alsab.

A champion at two, Alsab took the Preakness S. andtwice defeated the previous year=s Triple Crown winner,Whirlaway, at three. At this juncture, we have to note that consistentinbreeding plays a key part in the survival of the Dom-ino line from the time of Good Goods to the presentday. Alsab, the best horse to spring from Colin=s linesince his sire, had Colin and his 3/4-sister, Verdure(dam of Alsab=s broodmare sire, Wildair) 3x3. Alsab=sbest son, Armageddon, added to this formula, as histhird dam, Comixa, was also by Colin, giving the close relations Colin/Verdure 4x4x4. Winner of theChampagne S. at two and the Withers and Peter Pan S.at three, Armageddon=s resume boasted wins overchampions Tom Fool and One Count. Armageddon was not a stellar sire, but did extend theline through the Saratoga Special and Lawrence Realiza-tion winner, Battle Joined. That horse owned two ofour favorite patterns: both his sire, Armageddon, andhis broodmare sire, Revoked, were out of mares by SirGallahad III (giving inbreeding to the broodmare sire ofthe sire), and both were by Domino-line stallions out ofSir Gallahad III mares (a AParallel Pattern@). Incidentally,we can note that despite his tiny number of foals, bythis time--the early 1960=s--the influence of Domino hadso proliferated that Battle Joined had no less than ninecrosses of Domino. It was Battle Joined who sired the first truly out-standing horse from this branch of the male line inrecent years in the shape of Ack Ack. He was anotherhorse with an intense pedigree pattern, having threecrosses of the great mare, Plucky Liege (dam of SirGallahad III, the horse to whom Battle Joined was in-bred), and having the 3/4-relatives Pharos and Sickle5x5x5x4. Ack Ack won four stakes at three, includingthe Arlington Classic and Withers S. It was at the ageof five, however that the Charlie Whittingham-traineedemonstrated his true class and versatility. Quickenough to set a track record at 52 furlongs that year,Ack Ack also stretched out to capture the American H.at nine furlongs, and the Hollywood Gold Cup at 13miles.

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Include

Broad BrushAck Ack

Battle JoinedFast Turn

Hay PatcherHoist the FlagTurn to Talent

IlleriaStop the Music

Hail to ReasonBebopper

Baldski’s HolidayBaldski

Verset Holiday

Henderson Band Unraced

4Fls, 1G1SW

Chimes BandDixieland Band

Northern DancerMississippi Mud

ChimesMr. ProspectorBelle O’ Reason

Miss Henderson CoWnr

11Fls, 1GSW,1SW

Silver HawkRoberto

Gris VitesseLike a Train 10Fls, 2SW

Great SunBoone Tavern

CASH INCLUDED, f, 2004

Not surprisingly, his feats that year earned him titlesas champion sprinter and Horse of the Year. Subse-quently, Ack Ack turned out to be a more than usefulsire, getting 55 stakes winners from 580 foals, includ-ing Youth, champion three-year-old colt in France andchampion turf horse in the U.S.; and Broad Brush, whoproved one of the best three-year-olds and handicaphorses of his crop. He earned $2,656,793 with wins inthe GI Wood Memorial S., GI Suburban H., GI SantaAnita H. and GI Meadowlands Cup. Like the first foursires in his male line, Broad Brush also featured notableinbreeding and linebreeding, as he had Turn-to 3x3(including in the broodmare sire of the sire position),and the top-class sisters, Cherokee Rose and How 3x5.At stud, Broad Brush brought the Domino line its firstsires title for more than 65 years when heading the1994 table. Broad Brush=s first shot at extending theDomino line with a stallion son came in the shape of GIBreeder=s Cup Classic winner, Concern. Unfortunately,Concern failed to get a graded winner in his first eightcrops, and is now standing in Oklahoma at a fee of$2,500. Concern was an outcrossed horse, but Broad Brush=ssecond-leading earner, Include, followed in the foot-steps of the other extenders of the male line as he isinbred 4x4x4 to Turn-to. He has the Kentucky Oakswinner Hidden Talent (third dam of Broad Brush) 4x5. A later-developing horse, Include didn=t win in twostarts at three, but took four of five outings the follow-ing year, including the Vincent A. Moscarelli MemorialS. Include enjoyed his best season at four, capturingfive of nine starts, including the GII Massachusetts H.,GII New Orleans H. and GI Pimlico Special. Include was-n=t the same force at five, but he did take the JenningsH. for a second consecutive year, tallying by ninelengths. Retired to Airdrie Stud, Include is represented by hisfirst crop of two-year-olds in 2006. His record wouldnot have encouraged expectations of his runners beingparticularly early, but he=s actually already had 26 start-ers and 11 individual winners. His first stakes winnercame Aug. 20 when Sul Lago took the Northern LightsFuturity at Canderbury Park.

In keeping with the success of the inbreeding theme,

Sul Lago is out of a mare by American Standard, a

grandson of Hidden Talent, so he has Hidden Talent

5x6x4 and her daughter Too Bald 5x3. An even better

result came Sept. 4, when Include=s daughter She=s

Included took third behind Point Ashley and Untouched

Talent in the GI Del Mar Debutante S. Fast forward to

the most recent weekend, when Include became the

first of the freshman sires to get a Grade I winner. His

daughter Cash Included steppped to the front of the GI

Breeders= Cup Juvenile Filly contenders with a decisive

win over Point Ashley in the GI Oak Leaf S.

Cash Included is the third foal of the unraced Chimes

Band mare, Henderson Band, a half-sister to Lord

Flasheart, winner of the G3 Prix de Conde and G2

Prix Hocquart in France, and also graded placed in the

U.S. The second dam, Miss Henderson Co. (Silver

Hawk), was a sister to the Delaware Oaks winner Like a

Hawk (dam of the stakes-winning and Grade-I placed

Like a Hero), and half-sister to By Land By Sea, whose

victories included the GI Apple Blossom H. and GI Mi-

lady H. Porter cont. p9

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P N E W S T O D A Y P

BarbaroUpdate

ANOTHER GOOD WEEK FOR BARBAROby Gail Luciani, Director of UPenn Office of Communications

KENNETT SQUARE, PA...KENNETT SQUARE, PA -Kentucky Derby winner Barbaro had another goodweek, and continues to please veterinarians with hisprogress. AHe is doing very, very well,@ said Dr. DeanRichardson, Chief of Surgery. "His appetite and vitalsigns continue to be excellent." Veterinarians plan tochange the colt's right hind leg cast within the nextweek, if needed. Barbaro's left hind hoof remains in a protective bandage, which is changed daily. He stillgoes out to walk and graze each day. While pleasedwith Barbaro's progress, Dr. Richardson is cautiousabout his prognosis. The next update will be postedon Tuesday, Oct. 10, unless there is a significantchange in Barbaro's condition. For more info on Barbaro, please see www.vet.upenn.edu.

A look at Cash Included=s pedigree shows the in-breeding theme continuing, as Cash Included has Hailto Reason 4x5x5, and Hail to Reason=s sire, Turn-to,5x5x5x6x6. Out of interest, Hail to Reason ties in sev-eral of the inbreeding themes which are found in In-clude=s male line, including including multiples of PluckyLiege (duplicated through Sir Gallahad III in BattleJoined, and with a third cross in Ack Ack) and a doubleof Pharos (combined with his 3/4-relative, Sickle, in AckAck). What=s more, both Armageddon--four generationsback in the male line of Include--and the dam of Hail toReason are by Domino-line stallions out of Sir GallahadIII mares. Perhaps a colt with similar inbreeding willappear to allow Include to extend the Domino line an-other generation.

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FABRE PONDERS HURRICANE OPTIONS AndreFabre may send Michael Tabor=s Hurricane Run (Ire)(Montjeu {Ire}) to Newmarket for next Saturday=s G1Emirates Airlines Champion S., it was revealed yester-day. Following the four-year-old=s fourth when attempt-ing a repeat success in Sunday=s G1 Prix de l'Arc deTriomphe at Longchamp, Fabre is looking at the 10-furlong contest as an alternative to the GI Breeders=Cup Turf at Churchill Downs Nov. 4. AI was delightedwith Hurricane Run, but he was unlucky,@ Fabre toldRacing Post. AHe was boxed in and could not use hisstride and he lacks acceleration in a slow-run race. I willbe talking to the owners, but the plans are now to gofor either the Champion S. or to the Breeders' Cup.@Fabre also revealed that Baron Georg von Ullmann=sShirocco (Ger) (Monsun {Ger}) scoped clean after hisdisappointing effort when last in the autumn show-piece.

HAMOODY DEWHURST-BOUND Peter Chapple-Hyam yesterday confirmed Saleh Al Homaizi & Imad AlSagar=s Hamoody (Johannesburg) will run in next Satur-day=s ,250,000 G1 Darley Dewhurst S. at Newmarket.Successful over six furlongs in the G2 Richmond S. atGoodwood last time Aug. 4, the unbeaten colt willtackle an extra panel in the prestigious contest. AHe's intop form and I couldn't be happier with him,@ Chapple-Hyam said. AThe step up to seven furlongs will certainlysuit him and I wouldn't mind if there was any ease inthe ground. He's one of those horses that goes on anysurface--it all comes the same to him. Hamoody is amiler who may get a mile and a quarter in time. TheDarley Dewhurst will be a very hot race, but I'm lookingforward to it.@

SUNDAY,OCTOBER 1, 2006

1:30p 2th-BEL, $43K, Msw, 2yo, f, 6fTVG LORELEI LEGEND (Kingmambo) hails from the Bobby

Frankel barn, who shares top honors (nine) for most wins atthe current Belmont meeting. The Live Oak homebred hasbeen workmanlike if not sparkling in the mornings, and looks toget off the mark here with her partner, current leading Belmontjock Belmont Edgar Prado. Never one to be overlooked on thegrass at Belmont is trainer Bill Mott, who saddles VOWEL(Dynaformer). Fourth following rough starts in a pair of 1 1/16-mile tests at the Spa, the Claiborne Farm homebred will try herhand in this drop in distance with the help of Fernando Jara.The dark bay receives Lasix for the first time today. brisnet.com pps

4:07p 7th-OSA, Swingtime S. (R), 2yo, f/m, 1mTTVG BEAUTYANDTHEBEAST (GB) (Machiavellian), a listed

winner at York last year, won over this course and trip inDecember, and although winless since, did manage to be thirdin the nine-furlong GII Santa Ana H. Mar. 26. A decent fourthin the GIII Wilshire H. at Hollywood Apr. 26, the chestnutbroke poorly and had to settle for fifth in her latest, a$76,000 allowance at Del Mar Aug. 11. SINGHALESE (GB)(Singspiel {Ire}) proved she had the class and talent to winlast August’s nine-furlong GI Del Mar Oaks, but had tosettle for second next time in the GIII Pucker Up S. atArlington the following month. An uncharacteristically poorseventh in her latest–the GI Queen Elizabeth II Cup atKeenelandOct. 15–the chestnut will be making her first startin almost a year. brisnet.com pps

ALL TIME EASTERN DAYLIGHT TIME.

OFFICER SHINES AT MIDLANTIC TUESDAY Yearlings by leading freshman sire Officer led the wayTuesday at the Fasig-Tipton Midlantic Eastern Fall Year-ling Sale in Timonium, Maryland, with the day=s twohighest prices coming from the Gainesway stallion=ssecond crop. Topping the day at $190,000 was hip688, a dark bay/brown colt purchased by Joe Balsamoand trainer Michael Trombetta, the connections of GSWSweetnorthernsaint. The session topper, from theWarrendale Sales consignment, is a descendant ofEnglish champion *Bitty Girl. The most expensive fillyon the day was hip 600, a Texas-bred Officer filly.Offered by Marshall W. Silverman as agent, the grand-daughter of SW French Oil sold for $125,000 to theGibraltar Group. Complete results are available onwww.fasigtipton.com.

FASIG-TIPTON EASTERN FALL YEARLINGSTUESDAY - TOP 3 YEARLINGS

Hip Sex Sire Dam Price ($)688 c Officer Paris Gem 190,000

($60,000 wnl >05 KEENOV)B-Epona (Ky)

Consigned by Warrendale Sales, Agent IIPurchased by Michael Trombetta/Joe Balsamo

600 f Officer Merit 125,000($35,000 in utero >04 KEENOV)

B-Robert W Waltrip Jr (Tx)Consigned by Marshall W Silverman, agent

Purchased by Gibraltar Group455 c Tiznow Interval 110,000

B-D C Goff (Ky)Consigned by Welker Sales Agency, agent

Purchased by Lawley-Wakelin Bloodstock, agent

FASIG-TIPTON MIDLANTIC

EASTERN FALL YEARLINGS

TUESDAY, OCT. 3, 2006

Session Totals 2006 2005No. Offered 327 265No. Sold 221 216RNAs 106 49% RNAs 32.4% 18.5%Gross $4,152,300 $5,246,000Average $18,789 (-22.6%) $24,287Median $11,500 (+4.5%) $11,000

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FASIG-TIPTON MIDLANTIC

EASTERN FALL YEARLINGS

TUESDAY, OCT. 3, 2006

Cumulative Totals 2006 2005No. Offered 649 527No. Sold 446 428RNAs 203 99% RNAs 31.3% 18.8%Gross $9,727,200 $10,229,700Average $21,810 (-8.7%) $23,901Median $11,500 (+4.5%) $11,000

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STAKES CLOSINGS

TODAY, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4:10-13 $200,000 Budweiser Perryville-III, Kee,

3yo, a7f (200)10-14 $400,000 First Lady-II, Kee, 3yo/up, f/m, 8fT (200)10-14 $300,000 Thoroughbred Club of America-III, Kee,

3yo/up, f/m, 6f (200)10-14 $150,000 Ballerina Breeders= Cup-III, Hst, 3yo/up,

f/m, 9f (200)10-14 $250,000 Maryland Million Classic, Lrl, 3yo/up, R, 9f10-14 $150,000 Maryland Million Ladies, Lrl, 3yo/up,

f/m, R , 9fT (500)10-15 $150,000 Bryan Station, Kee, 3yo, 8fT (150)10-22 $2,000,000 Pattison Canadian International-I, Wo,

3yo/up, 12fT (2000)10-22 $1,000,000 E.P. Taylor-I, Wo, 3yo/up, f/m, 10fT

(1000)10-22 $500,000 Nearctic-II, Wo, 3yo/up, 6fT (500)11-24 $400,000 Citation H.-I, Hol, 3yo/up, 8.5fT (2500)11-26 $500,000 Hollywood Derby-I, Hol, 3yo, 10fT (3000)11-26 $500,000 Matriarch-I, Hol, 3yo/up, f/m, 8fT (3000)

TOMORROW, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5:10-14 $150,000 Oak Tree Derby-II, OSA, 3yo, 9fT (150)

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Yesterday=s Results:4th-MED, $39,254, Alw, NW2X, 3yo/up, f/m, 5fT, :56 3/5, fm.CARRYANUN (f, 3, Straight Man--Carry a Nation, byTemperence Hill), third in her 2006 debut going a six-teenth longer on the Monmouth main track July 2, wonher first of the year over that track July 30. Tiring lateto be third in her latest start--in the slop at MonmouthAug. 30--the bay was given a 5-1 chance for her turfbow. Up to contest the early pace, the filly took com-mand after three eighths and drew clear late to post a 2 1/4 lengths. The winner is a $23,000 OBSOCTweanling, a $50,000 FTKJUL yearling, and a $110,000FTMMAY juvenile purchase. Lifetime Record: 6-3-0-2,$81,458.O-New Farm. B-Pamela Edel (FL). T-Benjamin W PerkinsJr.

5th-DEL, $40,900, Msw, 2yo, f, 1mT, 1:40 4/5, .STREET SOUNDS (f, 2, Street Cry {Ire}--Rare Opportu-nity {GSP}, by Danzig Connection) returned from twomonths on the bench to be third going 70 yards furtherover the main track here Sept. 9 and was backed downto 6-5 favoritism for her turf debut. On the engineearly, the half to Silver Highlight (Silver Charm), SW &GSP, $278,740, held the advantage throughout andgalloped home an easy 6 3/4-length victory. The$400,000 KEESEP yearling is the sixth winner for herfreshman sire (by Machiavellian). Lifetime Record:3-1-0-1, $30,900. O-Hidden Creek Farm. B-Anderson Farms Inc & R Fergu-son (ON). T-Michael R Matz.

Sam Houston to Raise Funds for Alex=s Lemonade: Sam Houston announced that it will host two Alex=sLemonade stands at the northwest Houston oval onBreeders= Cup Day, Nov. 4. AOur patrons were verygenerous in their support last year on Belmont Day, andwe look forward to a great day of simulcast racing atSam Houston Race Park and to working, once again,with this exceptional charity,@ said Robert L. Bork, SamHouston=s president and general manager. The standwill be open from 11:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m., with pro-ceeds and donations from fans to benefit Alex=s Lemon-ade Stand, which supports pediatric cancer research,and the Texas Children=s Cancer Center.

First-crop progeny to watch: Wednesday, Oct. 4

Sire (Sire’s Sire), Farm, 2003 Fee, #foals of racing age/Winners/SWRace #-track, race type, distance, runner, odds (if available)

FRENCH ENVOY (Deputy Minister), Stonehedge South, $3K, 50/10/0

2-BEL, Msw, 6f, +French Jet, $40K OBS APR 2yo

INCLUDE (Broad Brush), Airdrie, $13K, 107/11/2

7-TP, Msw, 1m, Fireontherange, $90K KEE SEP yrl

MALABAR GOLD (Unbridled), Highclere, 62/0/0

9-HAW, Msw, 1mT, Modifier, 6-1

STREET CRY (IRE) (Machiavellian), Darley, $30K, 88/6/1

2-BEL, Msw, 6f, +Greenstreet, $115K OBS FEB 2yo

THREE WONDERS (Storm Cat), Hidden Point, 74/11/1

2-BEL, Msw, 6f, A Wonder She Is, $120K OBS MAR 2yo

Second-crop starters to Watch: Wednesday, Oct. 4(1st-time starters and stakes runners)

POINT GIVEN (Thunder Gulch), Three Chimneys, $125K, 151/26/5

2-OSA, Msw, 1m, +Knoblock, $75K KEE SEP yrl

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ICEMAN TO CHEVELEY PARK Group winnerIceman (GB) (Polar Falcon--Virtuous {GB}, by Exit toNowhere) will enter stud at Cheveley Park Stud inNewmarket in 2007. The four-year-old Cheveley Parkhomebred captured the 2004 G2 Coventry S. and wassecond in that year=s G2 Champagne S. and third in theG1 Middle Park S. for trainer John Gosden. AIceman is astunningly good-looking individual who has the samerelaxed temperament as our dear friend, the late PolarFalcon, and his son Pivotal,@ commented Cheveleymanaging director Chris Richardson. AIceman retiredsound, although the ground at various times during thisseason went against him.@ Iceman will stand for ,5,000.

DEAUVILLE DECEMBER ADDS A DAY Due to alarge number of entries, this year=s Arqana DeauvilleDecember Sale has been extended to four days. Theyearlings and horses in training will sell on the auction=sfinal day, Dec. 5. The breeding stock sale will run fromDec. 2 to Dec. 4 and will include mares, foals, fillies inand out of training and stallions.

SPECIOSA OUT FOR YEAR Pam Sly=s G1 1000Guineas winner Speciosa (Ire) (Danehill Dancer {Ire})will miss the remainder of the season after suffering asetback. Scratched from Saturday=s G1 Sun Chariot S.at Newmarket, her trainer revealed that the sophomorewas lame and would return as a four-year-old. AShe'sstill lame behind,@ she told PA Sport yesterday. AShe'sgoing to the vets today for them to have a look at her.I think she's probably pulled a muscle or something likethat. She does stay in training next year.@

Yesterday=s Results:Leicester, 4.40, Cond, ,11,000, 2yo, 9f 218ydsT,2:11.94, sf.PHILANTHROPY (GB) (c, 2, Generous {Ire}--Clerio {GB}{MSW-Fr & GSW-Ire, $104,007}, by Soviet Star), offthe mark at Goodwood Sept. 20, broke well and soonled. Pressed and briefly headed by Massive (Ire) (Marju{Ire}) inside the final quarter, the even-money favoriteshowed grit to assert in the final 50 yards and grind outa head success. Lifetime Record: 3-2-0-0, ,11,388.O-Jumeirah Racing; B-Darley; T-Mark Johnston.

Leicester, 5.10, Mdn, ,6,000, 2yo, f, 7f 9ydsT,1:27.56, sf.NAVAJO SQUAW (IRE) (f, 2, Noverre--Molomo {GB}{Hwt. Older Mare-Ire at 9.5-11f, MGSP-Ire}, byBarathea {Ire}), fourth in the July 27 Listed Star S. atSandown, came here off an unplaced effort in the FilliesFive Hundred at The Curragh Sept. 19 and started asthe 2-1 second choice. Up to lead from the outset, thei100,000 GOFORB yearling extended her advantageinside the final eighth to record a 1 1/4-length successfrom Latanazul (GB) (Sakhee). Navajo Squaw is the19th winner for her freshman sire (by Rahy). LifetimeRecord: 5-1-1-0, ,6,496.O-Oh Five Partnership; B-Barouche Stud Ireland Ltd; T-Clive Cox.

Leicester, 2.10, Mdn, ,6,000, 2yo, f, 7f 9ydsT,1:28.51, sf.HI CALYPSO (IRE) (f, 2, In the Wings {GB}--Threefold{SP-Eng}, by Gulch), down the field in a Newburymaiden on debut Sept. 15, broke well and proved rankin the early stages before being restrained behind theleading group. Forced wide to launch her challenge inthe closing stages, the 11-4 pick led inside the final 50yards before asserting to beat Beautiful Reward (Fr)(Diesis {GB}) by a neck. Lifetime Record: 2-1-0-0,,3,886.O/B-Philip Newton; T-Sir Michael Stoute.

Leicester, 5.40, Mdn, ,5,000, 3yo, 7f 9ydsT, 1:27.03,sf.EDAARA (IRE) (f, 3, Pivotal {GB}--Green Bonnet {Ire},by Green Desert), off the track since finishing fourth ina Newbury maiden June 15, settled behind the leadinggroup throughout the early stages. Moving up to takecommand approaching the quarter pole, the130,000gns TATOCT yearling forged clear to bestDouble Carpet (Ire) (Lahib) by six lengths and justify 11-8 favoritism. Lifetime Record: 5-1-2-1, ,9,354.O-Sheikh Hamdan bin Rashid Al Maktoum; B-TarworthBloodstock Investments Ltd; T-William Haggas.

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Yesterday=s Result:Nancy, 1.45, Cond, i20,000, 3yo, 9f 165ydsT,2:07.25, vsf.ENVOLLEE (FR) (f, 3, In the Wings {GB}--Shaabra {Ire},by Rainbow Quest), a 26-5 chance, graduated at Tourslast time Sept. 10 and justified a supplementary entryto prevail in easy style here. Coaxed into contentionfrom off the pace at the top of the short straight, thei70,000 DEAAUG yearling quickened to the lead with100 meters to go and coasted to the wire 1 1/2 lengthsin advance of Warden (GB) (Halling). Lifetime Record: 5starts, 2 wins, 1 place, i15,700.O-Wertheimer & Frere; B-Gestut Hofgut-Mappen; T-Carlos Laffon-Parias.

Yesterday=s Results:54TH BERBERIS-RENNEN-Listed, i30,000, Mulheim,10-3, 2yo, 7fT, 1:27.76, gd.1--#ROLLING HOME (GER), 121, c, 2, by Dashing Blade (GB)

1st Dam: Roma Libera (Ger), by Pharly (Fr)2nd Dam: Rhodos (Ger), by Frontal (Fr)3rd Dam: Rosabella (Ger), by Masetto (Ger)

O-Stall Express; B-Hannes K Gutschow; T-Andreas Wohler; J-Eduardo Pedroza; i15,000. Lifetime Record: 2 starts, 1 win, 1 place, i16,200. *1/2 to Romaldo (Ger) (Alkalde {Ger}), GSP-Ity, $199,777.2--Kick Back (Ger), 117, f, 2, Royal Dragon--Kimberley Kate (Ger), by Alkalde (Ger). i6,000.3--Pakama (Ger), 118, f, 2, Kalatos (Ger)--Puntilla (Ger), by Acatenango (Ger). i4,500.Margins: 1, 1 3/4, 1 1/4. Odds: 2.10, 16.00, 1.00.Also Ran: Montalembert, Syllable (GB), Andorn (Ger). Runner-up on debut at Bremen Sept. 8, Rolling Hometracked the early leader Kick Back before taking on thatrival at the top of the stretch. Gaining the upper handinside the final quarter, he dug in to contain her rallyand prevail after a prolonged tussle.

Hoppegarten, 1.20, Mdn, i5,200, 2yo, 1mT, 1:40.70,gd.NAOMIA (GER) (f, 2, Monsun {Ger}--Nagoya {Ger}{G1SW-Ity, $137,688}, by Goofalik), runner-up over aninsufficient six furlongs at this track Sept. 9, enjoyedcrowd confidence in this second go. Alert from the gateto seize an early lead, the 1-2 chalk was pushed alongwhen tackled off the home turn and maintained controlinside the final furlong to comfortably hold RussianTigress (Ger) (Tiger Hill {Ire}) by a length. Lifetime Re-cord: 2 starts, 1 win, 1 place, i4,200.O/B-Gestut Rottgen; T-Peter Rau.

Munich, 2.00, Mdn, i4,300, 2yo, 7fT, 1:31.60, sf.SWEET MONTANA (GER) (f, 2, Lando {Ger}--SummerBeauty {GB}, by Cadeaux Genereux {GB}) wentpostward as the 7-5 pick returning off a debut fourthgoing 6 1/2 furlongs here Sept. 17 and obliged in deter-mined fashion. Close up until sent on in early stretch,the i8,500 BBAOCT yearling came under increasedpressure inside the final quarter mile to safely hold thelate rush of Lustiger Adler (Ger) (Auenadler {Ger}) by 1 1/2 lengths. Lifetime Record: 2 starts, 1 win, 1 place, i2,800.O-Frau Anneliese Franken; B-Gestut Rheinberg AG; T-Axel Kleinkorres.

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BELMONTHalf Ours (Unbridled’s Song), 3f, :39.93, 17/20 The Green Monkey (Forestry), 3f, :39.93, 17/20Dubai Escapade (Awesome Again), 3f (tr.), 36.17, 2/7 Flower Alley (Distorted Humor), 4f, :50.64, 31/42 Incriminate (Unbridled’s Song), 4f, :48.16, 1/42 Songster (Songandaprayer), 4f, :52.11, 39/42 Bernardini (A.P. Indy), 5f, 1:03.33, 14/26 Spun Sugar (Awesome Again), 5f, 1:00.24, 1/26

CHURCHILL DOWNSClock Stopper (Gilded Time), 4f, :49.00, 13/55 Simon Pure (Silver Deputy), 4f, :50.60, 40/55

KEENELANDSummerly (Summer Squall), 5f, 1:03.00, 21/28

STAKES RESULTS:KING BOLD REALITY S., $55,000, MED, 10-3, 3yo/up,5fT, :55 3/5, fm.1--#SALUTE THE COUNT, 119, g, 6, Count the TimeB Marie de Hesse, by Iron Courage. O-Michael Dubb; B-Castle Rock Stud Inc & Del Pettigrew (KY); T-Anthony W Dutrow; J-J Bravo; $33,000. Lifetime Record: 31-9-5-3, $215,510.2--Max West, 121, g, 6, West By West--Maxixe, by Dauphin Fabuleux. $11,000.3--Maddy's Lion, 117, c, 4, Lion Hearted--Maddy's Terms, by Private Terms. $6,600.Margins: 1HF, 2, HD. Odds: 1.20, 2.70, 9.70.

CARLSBAD OVERNITE S., $45,800, ZIA, 10-2, (S),3yo/up, 6f, 1:10 4/5, ft.1--ROCKY GULCH, 117, h, 5, Dry Gulch--Rona Pros- pect, by Allen's Prospect. O/B-Larry R Teague (NM); T-Terry A Walker; J-T Cunningham; $27,480. Lifetime Record: 30-16-5-4, $895,547.2--Ring of the Run, 122, g, 4, Jack Wilson--Northern Focus, by Northern Prospect. $10,076.3--Spelling Bee Jones, 122, g, 4, Prospector JonesB Spelling Bee Champ, by Prince Spellbound. $4,580.Margins: 3/4, 9 1/4, 1. Odds: 1.60, 5.60, 23.40.

ALLOWANCE RESULTS:6th-ZIA, $32,600, 10-2, NW2L, (S), 3yo/up, f/m, 6f,1:11 4/5, ft.FLYINGDOME (f, 3, Dome--Flying Choke {SP}, by FullChoke) Lifetime Record: SP, 8-2-2-1, $54,391. O-FrankRichardson & Billy Peterson. B-W L Mooring & FrankRichardson (NM). T-Todd W Fincher.

9th-MNR, $31,500, 10-2, NW2X, 3yo/up, f/m, 6f, 1:10 1/5, ft.KITTY KISSES (f, 4, Fit to Fight--Here's Kitty, byKitwood) Lifetime Record: 21-6-3-1, $111,382.O-Richard A Englander. B-Lois & Jim Hawkins (KY).T-Paula Bacon.

8th-RPX, $28,850, 10-2, Opt. Clm. ($35,000), NW2X,3yo/up, 1 1/16m, 1:42 3/5, ft.TEXAS BEST (g, 6, Indian Charlie--Rahy's Sport, byRahy) Lifetime Record: 19-10-3-3, $122,110. O-EdwardD Knell Jr. B-Clay & Mena Neel (OK). T-John E Cox.*$6,000 yrl '01 TEXAUG; $20,000 2yo 2002TEXMAR.

7th-MNR, $27,800, 10-2, NW1X, 3yo/up, 6f, 1:09 3/5,ft.WINABULL (g, 5, Hesabull--Win Approval, by WithApproval) Lifetime Record: 15-5-1-0, $50,170.O-Ruberto Racing Stable Inc. B-Live Oak Stud (KY).T-Louis V Ruberto Jr. *1/2 to Revved Up (Sultry Song),MGSW, $1,103,247; Miesque's Approval (Miesque'sSon), MGSW, $1,450,079.

9th-RPX, $27,000, 10-2, NW1X, 3yo/up, 1 1/16mT,1:43, fm.MAKETALINO (g, 3, Piccolino--Maketa {Ire}, byPersifleur) Lifetime Record: 8-2-1-2, $37,150. O-JerryHeflin. B-Halsall Investments Inc (FL). T-Cody Autrey.

ADDITIONAL MAIDEN WINNERS:Stormin Brigade, f, 2, Gen Stormin'norman--Key Cents (MSW, $343,956), by Corridor Key. ZIA, 10-2, 6f, 1:13. B-James E Helzer (Tx). *$3,700 yrl '05 TEXAUG; $35,000 2yo 2006 TEXMAR. **1/2 to Rebridled Dreams (Unbridled's Song), SW & GSP, $134,663.Plan Nine, f, 2, Mizzen Mast--Real Crafty Belle, by Crafty Prospector. RPX, 10-2, 7 1/2fT, 1:32 1/5. B-H V Farms, Ltd (Ky). *Sixth winner for freshman sire by (Cozzene).Won't Commit, g, 3, High Yield--Olivia M., by Theatrical (Ire). DEL, 10-3, 5fT, 1:00 3/5. B-Edward P Evans (Va). Mohonour, f, 3, Honour and Glory--Mo Hotta Mo Betta (SW, $129,462), by Unbridled. PHA, 10-3, 6f, 1:10 1/5. B-Patricia L Chapman (Pa). Indian Heiress, f, 3, Indian Charlie--Perceptive Heiress (SP), by Vice Regent. RPX, 10-2, 7f, 1:24 4/5. B-Eddie Platt (Ky). *$10,000 wnlg '03 KEENOV.

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HANDICAP RESULTS:BRITAIN, Leicester, 4.10, 10-3, ,18,000, 3yo, 11f 183ydsT, 2:37.49, sf.GREEN ROOM (FR) (f, 3, In The Wings {GB}--ScarletPlume {GB} {Hwt. 2yo Filly-Ity, GSW-Ity & SP-Eng}, byWarning {GB}) Lifetime Record: 8-3-1-1, ,23,891. O-Nigel & Carolyn Elwes; B-Aylesfield Farms Stud Ltd;T-John Dunlop. *21,000gns yrl '04 TATOCT.

BRITAIN, Catterick, 3.20, 10-3, ,10,000, 2yo, 7fT,1:30.17, gd.LAURENTINA (GB) (f, 2, Cadeaux Genereux {GB}--TroisHeures Apres {GB}, by Soviet Star) Lifetime Record: 3-2-0-0, ,12,253. O-John M Carroll; B-Glebe Stud andMrs F Woodd; T-Brian Meehan. *27,000gns yrl '05TATOCT; 44,000gns 2yo '06 TATAPR. **1/2 to RisingTalent (Ire) (Bering {GB}), SP-Fr, $157,964.

CONDITIONS RESULTS:GERMANY, Munich, 5.20, 10-3, i50,000, 3yo/up, 1 3/8mT, 2:23.72, sf.CAUDILLO (GER) (c, 3, Acatenango {Ger}--Corsita{GB}, by Top Ville {Ire}) Lifetime Record: 6 starts, 3 wins, 1 place, i34,900. O/B-Frau Brunhilde & Horst-Dieter Kuhlmann; T-Andreas Bolte.

GERMANY, Munich, 4.10, 10-3, i50,000, 3yo/up,1mT, 1:40.04, sf.WONDERFUL DAY (GER) (f, 4, Kahyasi {Ire}--WonderfulDreams {Ger} {SW-Ger}, by Dashing Blade {GB}) Lifetime Record: 16 starts, 2 wins, 9 places, i41,840. O-Gestut Etzean & Stall Svenja; B-Gestut Etzean; T-Conny Brandstatter.

FRANCE, Nantes, 2.30, 10-2, i22,000, 3yo, 1mT,1:41.65, sf.TOKYO ROSE (UAE) (f, 3, Jade Robbery--Sawara {GB},by Danzig) Lifetime Record: 9 starts, 3 wins, 3 places,i36,150. O-Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid AlMaktoum; B-Darley; T-Henri-Alex Pantall. *1/2 toMaiden Tower (GB) (Groom Dancer), MGSW & G1SP-Fr& GISP-US, $349,859.

ADDITIONAL MAIDEN WINNERS:The Nifty Fox (GB), c, 2, Foxhound--Nifty Alice (GB), by First Trump (GB). Catterick, Britain, 10-3, Mdn, 2yo, 5fT. B-Norma Peebles. *10,000gns yrl '05 DONOCT.Luscivious (GB), g, 2, Kyllachy (GB)--Lloc (GB), by Absalom (GB). Catterick, Britain, 10-3, Mdn, 2yo, 5fT. B-R J Turner. *8,000gns wnlg '04 TATDEC; 14,000gns yrl '05 DONOCT. **18th winner for freshman sire (by Pivotal {GB}).Soriniere du Lac (Fr), f, 2, Verglas (Ire)--Rivonia, by Irish River (Fr). Nantes, France, 10-2, Mdn, 2yo, 1mT. B-Mme Estelle Chapeau & Ghislain Freuchet.+Sullumo (Ger), c, 3, Acatenango (Ger)--Secret Of Salome (Ire) (SW-Ger & Swi), by Vision. Mulheim, Germany, 10-3, Mdn, 3yo, 14f 165ydsT. B-Stall Pontresina.Dane Wells (Fr), c, 3, Montjeu (Ire)--Dawn Dane (Fr), by Danehill. Hoppegarten, Germany, 10-3, Mdn, 3yo, 1 1/8mT. B-Gestut Virtual GmbH.Amy Storm (Ger), f, 3, Tannenkonig (Ire)--Amanwana (Ger), by Platini (Ger). Munich, Germany, 10-3, Mdn, 3yo, 1mT. B-Markus Heitmann. *SP-Ger.

EUROPEAN SIRES OF 2006 STAKES WINNERS(through Sept. 25)

SIRE Loc SWs

Danehill (Danzig) dead 23Monsun (Konigsstuhl) Ger 15Sadler=s Wells (Northern Dancer) Ire 14Selkirk (Sharpen Up) Eng 13Danehill Dancer(Ire) (Danehill) Ire 12Pivotal (Polar Flacon) Eng 11Indian Ridge (Ahonoora) Ire 10Dansili (Danehill) Eng 9Singspiel (In the Wings) Eng 9Machiavellian (Mr. Prospector) dead 8Montjeu (Sadler=s Wells) Ire 8Cape Cross (Green Desert) Ire 7Danetime (Danehill) Ire 7Galileo (Sadler=s Wells) Ire 7King=s Best (Kingmambo) Eng 7Linamix (Mendez) Fr 7Barathea (Sadler=s Wells) Ire 6Diktat (Warning) Fra 6(Based on winners of unrestricted stakes with purses of $35,000 or more inNorth America and winners of European stakes that qualify for "black-type" byNorth American catalogue standards and graded SWs in Japan.) Compiled byWerk Thoroughbred Consultants, specialists in assisting breeders in theirstallion selection and buyers in their auction purchases. For more informa-tion call (510) 490-1111.