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HEADING SKYWARD Ben Keswick=s Sky Lantern (Ire) (Red Clubs {Ire}) hasbeen one of the success stories of 2013, and bids toextend her top-level tally taking on her elders for thefirst time in today=s G1 Etihad Airways Falmouth S. atNewmarket. Since her eclipse in this track=s G3 Sweet

Solera S. in August, thegrey has emerged as aleading force by winningthree of her last four startsin Group 1 company andbeing unlucky in theGI Breeders= Cup JuvenileFillies Turf. Her success inthe May 5 G1 1000Guineas on the RowleyMile here was followed byan impressive four-lengthwin in Royal Ascot=s

G1 Coronation S. June 21, and Richard Hannon Jr isconfident of a bold show. AShe seems in great form,@ hesaid. AIt=s always very difficult when horses go and winraces like that in the fashion she did. You don=t reallyhave an idea what it has taken out of her until you takeher to the races. Her weight is very good and we'vebeen happy with her work since. She=s taking on theolder mares, so we=re not sure how it=s going to go, butphysically she=s done extremely well. I haven=t known afilly do so well from two to three at our place ever.She=s continued to thrive since the Guineas. I=ll leavetactics up to Hughesie. We=ve got her there for the racein good form. He=ll take over and do his job.@ TeruyaYoshida=s Elusive Kate (Elusive Quality) found onlyGiofra (GB) (Dansili {GB}) too strong on her sophomorebow in this race 12 months ago, but has gained anedge on that rival in terms of form by winning the G1 Prix Rothschild at Deauville and placing in the G1Prix Jacques le Marois, G1 Sun Chariot S. and G1Queen Elizabeth II S. Fourth on her return in the G1Queen Anne S. at Royal Ascot June 18, she will stripfitter for that experience. AIt=s an exciting race and astight an elite field as you would see,@ conditioner JohnGosden commented. AI=m happy at this stage, sheneeded the race a little bit in the Queen Anne but that=sno surprise as it was her first run since October. Shehas done fine since Royal Ascot. Obviously that was astrong race and she was against the colts. You=d haveto say Sky Lantern produced an exceptionalperformance at Royal Ascot, and tactically it=s going tobe interesting.@ Giofra reverts to a trip that may suit herbest, despite her exploits when placing in the G1 Prixde l=Opera, G1 Hong Kong Cup and G1 Dubai DutyFree. Fourth when last seen in the G1 Prix Ganay over1 5/16 miles at Longchamp Apr. 28, Haras de laPerelle=s homebred has enjoyed a break and will benefitif Elusive Kate sets a demanding pace. Falmouth field p9

QATAR THE HOTTEST DESTINATIONby Emma Berry Temperatures may have soared in Newmarket thisweek, but Qatar is the hot destination for those horsesattracting the highest bidders at Tattersalls' July Sale,with five of the top seven lots sold over the first twodays bound for the emirate. Wednesday's best price of 250,000gns wassurpassed during Thursday morning's session whenDurand (GB) (Motivator{GB}) (lot 374) reached260,000gns, bought bytrainer Ibrahim Al-Malki.As always at this sale,recent good form canlead to decent profits,and the 3-year-old, a6,500gns yearlingpurchase who wasowned and trained inIreland by John JosephMurphy, had posted a 3 1/2-length victory over 10furlongs at Roscommon since the publication of thecatalogue, having been placed on debut in May. Withan entry in the G3 Royal Whip S. next month, he maystay in training in Ireland in the short term beforeshipping to Qatar. "He went for more than I thought he would but I likehim very much,@ said Al-Malki. AI watched his maidenwin, which was very impressive in a track record. He isfor the Qatar Derby, but he is entered in the RoyalWhip, so we might leave him here for now." Cont. p3

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In This IssueA ‘Silv’-er Lining

It was a massive weekend for Silvano (Ger),who sired not only the winner of theprestigious G1 Vodacom Durban July in SouthAfrica in Heavy Metal (SAf), but also LuckySpeed (Ire) in the G1 Deutsches Derby. JamesTrotter takes a closer look at this unusual, butmost successful dual-hemisphere stallion.

Coverage begins page 4

Deja Vu in July S.Anjaal (GB) (Bahamian Bounty {GB})

provided owner Sheikh Hamdan bin Rashidal Maktoum a second consecutive victory inthe G2 July S. at Newmarket, coming witha stinging late rally to register a 14-1 upsetover Figure of Speech (Ire) (Invincible Spirit{Ire}).

Coverage begins page 7

Pioneerof the Nile Filly Stars at Belmont Sent off at a prohibitive 15 cents on the dollar to give the ToddPletcher/Stonestreet Stable team its fourth 2-year-old debut winner, Ari theAdventurer (Pioneerof the Nile) led from flagfall to finish to score by animpressive 6 3/4 lengths Thursday afternoon at Belmont Park.Coverage ATW p1

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Tattersalls July cont.

The Aga Khan-bred Zarkiyr (Ire) (Acclamation {GB})(lot 435) will be racing in the silks of Sheikh Mishaal binHamad bin Khalifa Al Thani, President of the ArabEquestrian Federation and the brother of the new Emirof Qatar, after selling for 200,000gns. The 3-year-oldwas the tenth horse purchased by Qatar's eight-timechampion trainer Gassim Ghazali, who snapped upWednesday's top lot Miblish, and is another to beaimed at the ten-furlong Qatar Derby. Also boastingrecent winning form, Zarkiyr, from the family ofEuropean champion filly Zarkava (Ire), claimed a12-furlong maiden at Tipperary June 27. Ghazali was back for more later in the session,selecting 3-year-old Sejalaat (Ire) (Kheleyf) (lot 483)from the Shadwell consignment for 60,000gns. The81-rated colt was a six-furlong winner last year for EdDunlop and was the most expensive of Shadwell's 32horses sold for an aggregate of 390,300gns.

TATTERSALLS JULY SALETHURSDAY’S TOP FLAT LOTS

Hip Name Price (gns)374 Durand (GB) 260,000

(c, 3, Motivator {GB}--Rouge Dancer {GB}, by Elusive City)Consigned by Highfort Stables (J Murphy)

Purchased by Ibrahim Saeed Al-Malki435 Zarkiyr (Ire) 200,000

(c, 3, Acclamation {GB}--Zarkalia {Ire}, by Red Ransom)Consigned by Copper Beech Stables (M Halford)

Purchased by Gassim Mohammad Ghazali457 Seamless (GB) 100,000

(c, 3, Beat Hollow {GB}--Fashionable {GB}, by Nashwan)Consigned by Juddmonte Farms

Purchased by Abdulaziz Al Boenain

Qataris Clash for Seamless... Heading the first section of the Juddmonte draft wasSeamless (GB) (Beat Hollow {GB}) (lot 457), whoseeight-length Yarmouth victory June 27 provided adecent enough update to convince trainer Abdulaziz AlBoenain, bidding against his compatriot Gassim Ghazali,to part with 100,000gns for the 3-year-old colt out ofthe Listed winner Fashionable (GB) (Nashwan). Wild-card entry Peter Mac (Ire) (Kodiac {GB}) (lot428A) was supplemented to the sale Tuesday morningwith two wins to his credit. It proved to be a shrewdlate move by his owners, Middleham Park Racing, asthe juvenile was secured with a single bid of 95,000gnsby Qatari businessman Hussain Ali Bukannan, whosefour purchases at the sale so far have cost a total of153,000gns. It wasn't all one-way traffic to Qatar, however.Juddmonte's Navarre (GB) (Dansili {GB}) (lot 463) isheading to California after being bought by thetongue-twisting combination of Kern/LillingstonAssociation/SackvilleDonald (Agent) for 52,000gns. Hisfull-sister Proviso (GB) won four Grade 1 races at SantaAnita, Belmont and Keeneland after making a similarswitch to America from Andre Fabre's French stable,while half-brother Byword (GB) (Peintre Celebre) liststhe G1 Prince Of Wales's S. at Royal Ascot as top ofhis six stakes wins. Cont. p4

TATTERSALLS JULY SALEThursday, July 11, 2013

SESSION TOTALS 2013 2012 Catalogued 234 218 No. Offered 141 143 No. Sold 126 137 RNAs 15 6 % RNAs 10.6% 4.2% High Price 260,000gns 220,000gns Gross 2,276,300gns 1,903,600gns Average (% change) 18,066gns (+30%) 13,895gns Median (% change) 9,000gns (+28.6%) 7,000gns

CUMULATIVE 2013 2012 Catalogued 514 478 No. Offered 350 324 No. Sold 302 284 RNAs 48 40 % RNAs 13.7% 12.3% High Price 260,000gns 220,000gns Gross 5,095,900gns 3,274,900gns Average (% change) 16,874gns (+46.3%) 11,531gns Median 8,000gns n/a

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Tattersalls July cont.

Buyers seeking potential jumpers found themselvesoutbid on a number of the pricier lots, but agent MagsO'Toole, buying for trainer Noel Meade, had the finalsay on The Plan Man (Ire), a twice-raced 3-year-old sonof Jeremy, at 42,000gns. He shares his sire with thesensational 2013 Triumph Hurdle winner Our Conor,with his new connections hoping that their acquisitioncan also make a successful conversion to the NationalHunt game. Describing The Plan Man as a "fine, big,scopey type",O'Toole added, "Let's hope he continues Jeremy's finerecord with juvenile hurdlers." A further 2,276,300gns was bid on a total of 126lots on Thursday--a 20% rise from the same sessionslast year--with the average up again, this time by 30%at 18,066gns (from 13,895gns) and the medianincreasing by 29% to 9,000gns (from 7,000gns). Theonly sector in decline from 2012 was the clearance rateof 89%, which was down by seven points. The saleconcludes today with a morning session starting at9.30 a.m., and the post-racing evening session at 6 p.m.

NOT YOUR AVERAGE SHUTTLE STALLIONby James Trotter This past weekend saw an unprecedentedachievement by a stallion when Silvano (Ger) (Lomitas{GB}) sired the Grade/Group 1 double of the GermanDerby and South Africa's biggest race, the Durban July.As impressive a feat as this would be for any stallion, it

is the circumstances behindthis achievement that deserveyour attention. Silvano stands at AndreasJacobs' Maine Chance Farmsoutside Cape Town in SouthAfrica. The German-bred sonof Lomitas was a trueinternational globetrotting starin his time on the track,winning the G1 QueenElizabeth Cup in Hong Kong,

the G1 Singapore Cup and the GI Arlington Million, aswell as placing at the Group 1 level in Australia andGermany. Andreas Jacobs, the owner of Newsells ParkStud in the UK and Gestut Fahrhof in Germany, broughtSilvano to South Africa in 2003. When Jacobs firstvisited Maine Chance with his wife after purchasing theproperty from Graham Beck, he noted that "we couldhardly anticipate that we would have the opportunity toacquire one of the most beautiful stud farms in theworld." He had been looking to stand a stallion in SouthAfrica for some time, and thought upon Silvano'sretirement from the track that he would be the perfecthorse for the job.

"I thought he suited South Africa, as all the biggestraces there are for 3-year-olds and older over 2000meters on fast ground--exactly his own racing profile.And with his outcross pedigree he could cover everymare in the country.@ In a year when Silvano has been completely dominantover South Africa's classic distance races and hastoppled six-time consecutive Champion Sire Jet Master(SAf) with an unassailable lead at the top of the SouthAfrican Sires Championship, these words seem almostprophetic. It has been an incredible season for Silvano.His progeny have won four of the five richest Grade 1'sin the country, including the country's two mostprestigious races: the G1 J&B Met and G1 Durban July.With five Grade 1 winners and 12 stakes winners thisseason in South Africa alone, Silvano has broken theall-time South African stakes earning record by astallion even before this weekend's win in Africa'sbiggest race.

Cont. p5

Silvano Maine Chance Farms

STYLE VENDÔMEC.10 Anabaa x Place Vendôme

Bred by Guy Pariente (Haras de Colle-ville) who sold him to Nicolas Clément for €92,000 at the 2011 August Yearling Sale, this Classic winning colt comes from the last crop of the influential Anabaa and is out of a Listed placed daughter of Dr Fong. With a race record now boasting five wins, this magnificent grey colt was already making headlines at the age of two, ending the year with a highly promising Listed win at Deauville. This year, he has blown away the racing industry, first of all when romping home in the Prix Djebel (Gr.3) then when winning the Poule d’Essai des Poulains (Gr.1) with a majestic performance against seventeen rivals including Intello and Olympic Glory.

OCOVANGOC.10 – Monsun x Crystal Maze

This son of Monsun bought by BBA Ireland for €180,000 from Watership Down in August 2011 caught the eye from his very first start as a two-year-old at Saint-Cloud. The André Fabre-trained colt continued in the same vein on the very same course winning the Prix François Mathet (L.) on his reappearance followed by the Prix Greffulhe (Gr.2). Deemed good enough to take on the best of the English in the Epsom Derby (Gr.1), Prince Faisal’s colt finished fifth, less than a length away from the third placed horse, having been unlucky in the straight.

TORONADOC.10 – High Chaparral x Wana Doo

In August 2011, this son of High Chaparral bred by Paul Nataf and consigned by the Haras d’Omméel, appealed to Amanda Skiffington who went to €55,000 for him. Even as a two year old, he was already impressing onlookers with his class and good looks, winning three times including the Champagne Stakes (Gr.2) at Doncaster. He was faultless on his seasonal reappearance at Newmarket in the colours of Sheikh Joaan Al Thani, where he was in a different league to the other runners in the Craven Stakes (Gr.3) before finishing fourth in the 2000 Guineas (Gr.1). In the St James’s Palace St. (Gr.1) at Royal Ascot, he ran a cracking race to finish 2nd, only beaten a nose by the extraordinary Dawn Approach.

CHICQUITAF.10 - Montjeu x Prudenzia

Chicquita, a daughter of the Listed winner Prudenzia bred by Ecurie des Monceaux and Skymarc Farm, was the object of everyone’s attention in August 2011, none more so than the Australian Paul Makin who, represented by Badgers Bloodstock, went to €600,000 to secure the filly. In the Prix de Diane (Gr.1), this talented filly trained by Alain de Royer Dupré put in an exceptional performance, coming from last place to snatch second place from dual Group 1 winner Silasol.

MORANDI C.10 – Holy Roman Emperor x Vezina

In August 2011 Jean-Claude Rouget paid €65,000 in order to get his hands on this powerful colt sold by the Haras des Capucines. Aged two and in the colours of Daniel-Yves Trèves, the grey colt had an exceptional season, the highlights of which were a 12 length victory in the Prix de Condé (Gr.3) and a 7 length victory in the Critérium de Saint-Cloud (Gr.1) making him the best two year old in France in order of prizemoney. This year, he showed he had lost none of his ability when finishing an excellent second to the untouchable Intello in the Prix du Jockey Club (Gr.1).

FLOTILLAF.10 – Mizzen Mast x Louvain

A daughter of Mizzen Mast and the Miesque Stakes (Gr.3) winner Louvain, this filly bred by the Haras des Capucines was bought by the Justin Bahen – Hubie de Burgh tandem for €120,000 in August 2011. At the end of her two year old year, the young filly belonging to Sheikh Mohammed Bin Khalifa Al Thani and in the care of Mikel Delzangles had her crowning moment on American soil when winning the Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Fillies Turf (Gr.1) in fantastic style. This year she was a most eyecatching winner of the Poule d’Essai des Pouliches (Gr.1) on her seasonal debut against the unbeaten Esotérique, breaking the track record in the process.

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Not Your Average Shuttle Stallion cont.

The odds were with Silvano to sire the Durban Julywinner this year, as the sire of no less than six runnersin the race. In the end, it was the progressive 4-year-old, Heavy Metal (SAf) who would be the one to step

up, with Silvano's Grade 1 winningfilly Do You Remember finishingthird. Heavy Metal has now wonGrade 1's on both his attempts at2000 meters and above, and is setfor an international campaign thatwill likely include Dubai and HongKong. Two other of Silvano'sprogeny based in South Africa arealso set for international campaigns.Vercingetorix, the highest rated 3-year-old in the country, is set to

join Mike de Kock in Dubai, while Grade 1 winning2-year-old filly Happy Valentine has been purchased byTeam Valor and will ship to France to start aninternational campaign. The victory of Lucky Speed (Ire) in the German Derbylast weekend added another element to the Silvanostory. What makes this win special is how a Europeanbred 3-year-old sired by a South African-based stallionwon a European classic. Due to arduous quarantinerestrictions, it is extremely difficult to shuttle stallionsto and from South Africa. In fact, in the last 10 years,Silvano is the only stallion to have done so. And thiswas done more out of good will by Jacobs than for anycommercial benefit.

Silvano was originally intended to be a shuttle stallionbetween South Africa and Germany. However, while hewas based in South Africa in 2003, the export ofhorses from South Africa wassuspended for two years due toa breach in the African HorseSickness protocols. It wastherefore fate that decidedSilvano would be syndicated andpermanently based in SouthAfrica. At this stage Silvano hadcovered only two crops inGermany, and there was stillhigh demand there for the 2001German Horse of the Year.Jacobs therefore took it uponhimself to reverse-shuttle Silvanoback to Germany in 2009 assoon as the export restrictionsallowed him to do so. This wasno simple process, however. In order to shuttle Silvanoto Europe the stallion had to quarantine for more thanthree months between stations in South Africa,Mauritius and Germany. That favor appears to havepaid off this last weekend when, from a crop of a littlemore than 60 foals, Silvano produced a Europeanclassic winner and likely German Champion 3-year-oldin Lucky Speed, bred by Gestut Hof Ittlingen, trained byPeter Schiergen and owned by Stall Hornoldendorf.Cont. p6

Heavy MetalLiesl King

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UPCOMING MAJOR NORTH AMERICAN STAKES Date Race TrackJuly 13 GIT Man O’ War S. BEL

GIT American Oaks BHPGII A Gleam H. BHPGII Delaware Oaks DELGIIT Virginia Derby CNLGIIIT Virginia Oaks CNLGIIIT Robert Dick Memorial S. DELGIIIT American Derby APGIIIT Arlington H. APGIIIT Modesty S. APGIIIT Stars and Stripes S. AP

July 14 GIIIT Sunset S. BHPJuly 17 GIII Bold Venture S. WOJuly 19 GIII Schuylerville S. SAR

GIII James Marvin S. SARJuly 20 GI Delaware H. DEL

GI Coaching Club American Oaks SARGIT Eddie Read S. DMRGIII Shuvee S. SARGIII Ontario Matron S. WOGIII Arlington Oaks S. AP

July 21 GIIT San Clemente S. DMRGII Sanford S. SARGII Nijinsky S. WO

July 24 GIIT Lake George S. SARJuly 26 GIII Cougar II S. DMR

Not Your Average Shuttle Stallion cont.

It has been a big year for South African horses, withSoft Falling Rain (SAf) (National Assembly), Shea Shea(National Emblem {SAf}) and The Apache's (Mogok)performances on World Cup Night in Dubai being thehighlights. Shea Shea came out of his Dubai World Cupnight win rated by Timeform the best sprinter in theworld (after the retirement of Black Caviar). After anarrow, and perhaps unlucky, loss in the G1 King=sStand S. at Royal Ascot, he is now the favorite forSaturday's G1 Darley July Cup at Newmarket. Closer tohome, the South African sales results have also seenboosts, with the average of both the two primary sales,the Cape Premier Yearling Sale Book 1 and TBANational Sale, rising by 33% and 27%, respectively. Likewise, runners with German pedigrees have beenmaking a mark in Europe this season, with Estimate(Ire) (Monsun {Ger})=s G1 Ascot Gold Cup win, Novellist(Ire) (Monsun {Ger})=s win in the G1 Grand Prix deSaint-Cloud and Maxios (GB) (Monsun {Ger})=s win inthe G1 Prix d'Ispahan amongst the standouts. To addto the obvious influence of Monsun, he is also thebroodmare sire of Lucky Speed and G1 Prix Ganaywinner Pastorius (Ger) (Soldier Hollow {GB}). The loss of Monsun was a great one to Europeanbreeders, and the task of finding his successor will be adifficult one. Though it would be difficult and unwise tocompare the two, in South Africa Silvano appears to beon the road to leaving the kind of mark on SouthAfrican breeding that Monsun did for Germany. And onthe international stage, it is unlikely we have heard theend of this story.

Thursday, Newmarket, BritainPRINCESS OF WALES=S BOYLESPORTS.COM S.-G2,,100,000, Newmarket, 7-11, 3yo/up, 1 1/2mT,2:28.45, gd/fm.1--UNIVERSAL (IRE), 131, c, 4, by Dubawi (Ire)

1st Dam: Winesong (Ire), by Giant=s Causeway2nd Dam: Sunset Cafe (Ire), by Red Sunset (Ire)3rd Dam: Cafe au Lait (GB), by Espresso (GB)

(i160,000 yrl >10 ARQAUG). O-Abdulla Al Mansoori; B-Grangecon Stud; T-Mark Johnston; J-Joe Fanning; ,56,710. Lifetime Record: 18-7-2-2, ,227,624. Werk Nick Rating: A++. Click for the eNicks report & 5-cross pedigree. 2--Ahzeemah (Ire), 128, g, 4, Dubawi (Ire)--Swiss Roll (Ire), by Entrepreneur (GB). (60,000gns wnlg >09 TATDEC). O-Godolphin; B-G O=Brien; T-Saeed bin Suroor; ,21,500.3--Cavalryman (GB), 128, h, 7, Halling--Silversword (Fr), by Highest Honor (Fr). O-Godolphin; B-Darley; T-Saeed bin Suroor; ,10,760.Margins: 2HF, 2, NK. Odds: 3-1, 13-2, 7-2.Also Ran: Grandeur (Ire), Wigmore Hall (Ire), Danadana(Ire). Scratched: Wild Coco (Ger).Click for the Racing Post result, the brisnet.com PPs orthe free brisnet.com catalogue-style pedigree. VIDEO,courtesy Racing UK.

Princess of Wales=s S. cont. p7All horses in the TDN are bred in North America,

unless otherwise indicated

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Princess of Wales=s S. cont.

Universal began his climb from obscurity on his returnfrom the Dubai Spring Carnival when winning a 12-furlong handicap on Lingfield=s Polytrack Apr. 6,

before following up in Newbury=sG3 John Porter S. two weekslater. Proving gamest from thefront in the May 4 G2 JockeyClub S. on the July Course here,he was not helped by the slip ofEktihaam (Ire) (Invincible Spirit{Ire}), when subsequently thirdin Royal Ascot=s G2 HardwickeS. last time June 22. Again sentto the head of affairs by JoeFanning, the chestnut enjoyed arelatively soft lead and, when hestarted to apply the pressurewith three furlongs remaining,

the result was settled. AHe=s very game and travelsnicely out in front, so I was able to save a bit and felthe=d kept plenty in the tank,@ his jockey commented.AIt=s hard to believe how much he has improved, butsince he came back from Dubai he has just gone fromstrength to strength. Fast ground helped, as hequickens up on it and was bouncing off that today.@Trainer Mark Johnston is pondering a tilt at the G1 KingGeorge VI & Queen Elizabeth S. at Ascot July 27 now.AHe ran one good race in Dubai, but has been acomplete revelation since he returned home,@ he said.AWe were running him mostly over a mile and a quarterlast year, but always thought he would stay further andit would be very interesting to see this horse over amile and six in something like the G1 Irish St Leger [atThe Curragh Sept. 15]. He=s in the King George andalthough the heart says King George, the head wouldmaybe say things like the Irish Leger, the CanadianInternational and the Japan Cup. Those would be thedreams that are in my head at the moment. He=s notreally an international horse yet, but he looks like onethat could be.@

Thursday, Newmarket, BritainPORTLAND PLACE PROPERTIES JULY S.-G2, ,80,000,Newmarket, 7-11, 2yo, c/g, 6fT, 1:11.21, gd/fm.1--@#ANJAAL (GB), 124, c, 2, by Bahamian Bounty (GB)

1st Dam: Ballymore Celebre (Ire), by Peintre Celebre2nd Dam: Irish Arms (Fr), by Irish River (Fr)3rd Dam: Arme d=Or (Fr), by Armistice (Fr)

(105,000gns yrl >12 TATOCT). O-Sheikh Hamdan bin Rashid Al Maktoum; B-Carmel Stud; T-Richard Hannon; J-Paul Hanagan; ,45,368. Lifetime Record: 3-2-0-0, ,48,603. Werk Nick Rating: A. Click for the eNicks report & 5-cross pedigree. 2--Figure of Speech (Ire), 124, c, 2, Invincible Spirit (Ire)--Epic Similie (GB), by Lomitas (GB). O-Godolphin; B-Darley; T-Saeed bin Suroor; ,17,200.3--Jallota (GB), 124, c, 2, Rock of Gibraltar (Ire)--Lady Lahar (GB), by Fraam (GB). (100,000gns yrl >12 TATOCT). O-Nick & Olga Dhandsa, John & Zoe John Webster; B-Barry Walters; T-Mick Channon; ,8,608.Margins: NK, HD, 3/4. Odds: 14-1, 7-2, 20-1.Also Ran: Sir John Hawkins, Whaleweigh Station (GB),Astaire (Ire), Bahamian Heights (GB), Master Carpenter(Ire), Intermath (Ire), Brown Sugar (Ire), Canyari (Ire).Click for the Racing Post result, the brisnet.com PPs orthe free brisnet.com catalogue-style pedigree. VIDEO,courtesy Racing UK. Only eighth when favored on debut over five furlongson the Rowley Mile here May 5, Anjaal had madeamends when scoring at the second attempt by fourlengths over that trip at Beverley June 8, but was oneof the least appealing on paper as a result here. Racingin rear early under Paul Hanagan following a slowbreak, the chestnut was neverfar away from the main actionand followed the favorite Sir John Hawkins(Henrythenavigator) inside thefinal quarter. Picking up whengiven a smack, he changed gearand found a powerful surge upthe rising ground to swamp thefar-side runner Figure of Speechin the final stride. In doing so,the chestnut was providingRichard Hannon with a sixthrenewal, a third since 2010 andproviding his owner with back-to-back renewalsfollowing the exploits of Alhebayeb (Ire) (Dark Angel{Ire}) last year. Cont. p8

Universal & Joe FanningRacing Post

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The data included represents the Northern Hemisphere-born progeny of sires standing anywhere in the world, and winninganywhere in the world (Northern and Southern Hemispheres included) and Southern Hemisphere-born foals' Northern Hemisphere wins and earnings only. While data from Hong Kong and Japan are included, earnings from those countries are excluded. No jump statistics are included.

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July S. cont.

AHe was very green the first time, but was a lot morerelaxed today and took forever to get going,@ jockeyPaul Hanagan said. AHe=ll probably get a bit further, buthas a great temperament and really did stick his neckout when he needed to. He couldn=t have done anymore for me.@ Richard Hannon Jr. added, AWe gave hima nice break after his second run when he won at

Beverley and he=sdone very well for it.He was a little bitmulish going into thegates, whichsurprised me as he=snormally verystraightforward. Henever looked like hewas going to win,but when he hit therising ground he

lengthened and won well. He looked there like he wantsseven furlongs, which will be a big help and we=ll haveto look at the G2 Champagne S. [at Doncaster Sept.14] and G1 Dewhurst S. [on the Rowley Mile Oct. 12]and things like that. It=ll be nice to bring him back in theautumn, as you don=t know what it=s taken out ofthem. We=ll definitely step him up--he was the first offthe bridle there.@ Figure of Speech=s trainer Saeed binSuroor is looking at the G2 Richmond S. at GoodwoodAug. 1.

Thursday, Newmarket, BritainBAHRAIN TROPHY-G3, ,60,000, Newmarket, 7-11,3yo, 1 5/8mT, 2:45.35, gd/fm.1--@FEEL LIKE DANCING (GB), 126, c, 3, by Galileo (Ire)

1st Dam: Maid of Killeen (Ire) (SP-Ire), by Darshaan (GB)2nd Dam: Sovereign Touch (Ire), by Pennine Walk (Ire)3rd Dam: Sovereign Dona (Ire), by Sovereign Path (GB)

O/B-Lady Bamford; T-John Gosden; J-William Buick; ,34,026. Lifetime Record: 5-2-1-0, ,58,542. *1/2 to Indian Ink (Ire) (Indian Ridge {Ire}), MG1SW-Eng, $815,828. Werk Nick Rating: A+++ *Triple Plus*. Click for the eNicks report & 5-cross pedigree.2--Jathabah (Ire), 123, f, 3, Singspiel (Ire)--Zibet (GB), by Kris (GB). O-Mohammed Al Nabooda; B-Rabbah Bloodstock Ltd; T-Clive Brittain; ,12,900.3--Havana Beat (Ire), 126, c, 3, Teofilo (Ire)--Sweet Home Alabama (Ire), by Desert Prince (Ire). (33,000gns wnlg >10 TATDEC; 65,000gns yrl >11 TATOCT). O-Mick & Janice Mariscotti; B-Natalie Cleary; T-Andrew Balding; ,6,456.Margins: NK, HD, HF. Odds: 3-1, 33-1, 5-1.Also Ran: Testudo (Ire), Dare to Achieve (GB), DashingStar (GB), Ray Ward (Ire), Boite (Ire). Click for the Racing Post result or the brisnet.com PPs.VIDEO, courtesy Racing UK.

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Bahrain Trophy cont.

Last of four behind Ruler of the World (Ire) (Galileo{Ire}) in the May 9 G3 Chester Vase over a mile and ahalf, Feel Like Dancing was a disappointing fifthdropped back to 10 furlongs for a handicap June 7,before registering a clear personal best when second in

the G3 Queen=s Vase over twomiles at Royal Ascot June 21.Always placed prominently, thehomebred was driven to leadapproaching the quarter poleand dug in to hold thedetermined Jathabah. For JohnGosden, this was the thirdconsecutive renewal for thestable and he said, AHe=s comeout of his race in the Queen=sVase well and this was apleasing run--he pulled himself

up a little when he got there, but he=s stuck his neckout well when they came to him. Masked Marvel wonthis and won the St Leger, so let=s hope this horse cango there.@ Jockey William Buick added, AI tried to putmyself in a position where I wasn=t going to get stuckin a pocket, as he stays very well. He=s still learning andcould improve a lot in the back-end of the season. Idon=t think he is ever going to be flashy, as he=s a bitbabyish and maybe a bit lazy, but he=s still improvingand is game. This is a lucky path for us.@

Friday, Newmarket, Britain, post time: 2:40 p.m.ETIHAD AIRWAYS FALMOUTH S.-G1, £180,000, 3yo/up, f/m, 1mTSC PP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER WT

1 1 Elusive Kate K Elusive Quality Buick Gosden 1312 4 Giofra (GB) Dansili (GB) Soumillon de Royer-Dupre 1313 3 Purr Along (GB) Mount Nelson (GB) Dettori Muir 1224 2 Sky Lantern (Ire) Red Clubs (Ire) Hughes Hannon 122

PRIDE OF BRITTAIN It is 21 years since Clive Brittain saddled Sayyedati(GB) to win the G2 Cherry Hinton S. at Newmarket=sJuly meeting, and he brings one that he believescompares favorably with that star in Rizeena (Ire)(Iffraaj {GB}) to the race today, which is renamed theG2 Duchess of Cambridge S. Having beaten the colts inthe Listed National S. atSandown May 30, SheikhRashid Dalmook AlMaktoum=s colorbearermastered some serious foes inRoyal Ascot=s G2 Queen MaryS. last time June 19, andcarries a penalty as a resulton this first attempt at sixfurlongs. >She=s done verywell since Ascot,@ her trainer told PA Sport. AShe=s gotto give three pounds away, but she gave them all atwo-length beating and more. You have to carry yourpenalty. She certainly would be right up with the bestfillies I=ve had.@ From Ballydoyle is the impressive G3 Grangecon Stud S. scorer Bye Bye Birdie (Ire) (OasisDream {GB}), who came alive in a first-time visor inthat Curragh contest June 30. The application of thatheadgear may help her turn around a nine-length deficitwith Rizeena from the Queen Mary. Of the others whochased home Rizeena at Royal Ascot, One Chance (Ire)(Invincible Spirit {Ire}) finished closest in third, whileDes Anderson=s Fig Roll (GB) (Bahamian Bounty {GB})was just a half-length behind her in fourth. She hassince won the Listed Empress S. over this track and tripJune 29 and bids to provide Richard Hannon with afourth renewal. AShe is such a terrific mover and shefloats along and though Rizeena will be a tough nut tocrack, our little filly is as hard as nails,@ he said.

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Black-Type Previews cont.

Friday, Newmarket, Britain, post time: 2:10 p.m.BETFRED DUCHESS OF CAMBRIDGE S. (CHERRY HINTON S.)-G2,£80,000, 2yo, f, 6fTSC PP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER1 5 Rizeena (Ire) Iffraaj (GB) Doyle Brittain2 3 Bye Bye Birdie (Ire) Oasis Dream (GB) Moore A O'Brien3 1 Fig Roll (GB) Bahamian Bounty (GB) Hughes Hannon4 6 Fire Blaze (Ire) Dubawi (Ire) Barzalona bin Suroor5 2 Lucky Kristale (GB) Lucky Story Queally Margarson6 7 One Chance (Ire) Invincible Spirit (Ire) Atzeni Pitt7 8 Princess Noor (Ire) Holy Roman Emperor (Ire) Buick Varian8 4 Queen Catrine (Ire) Acclamation (GB) McDonald C HillsAll carry 124 pounds bar Rizeena, 127.

Friday, York, Britain, post time: 2:25 p.m.32RED SUMMER S.-G3, £60,000, 3yo/up, f/m, 6fTSC PP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER WT1 3 Gracia Directa (Ger) Kyllachy (GB) Winston Moser 1282 1 Ladies are Forever (GB) Mnsieur Bond (Ire) G Lee Oldroyd 1283 5 Place In My Heart (GB) Cmpto Place (GB) Kirby Cox 1284 7 Restiadargent (Fr) Kendargent (Fr) Tudhope Haggas 1285 10 Body and Soul (Ire) Captain Rio (GB) Fentiman T Easterby 1226 6 City Girl (Ire) Elusive City Crowley Beckett 1227 2 Dream Maker (Ire) Bhmian Bnty (GB) Allan T Easterby 1228 9 March (GB) Dutch Art (GB) Morris M Botti 1229 8 Rosdhu Queen (Ire) Invincible Sprt (Ire) Callan Haggas 12210 11 Sandreamer (Ire) Oasis Dream (GB) Durcan Channon 12211 4 Sound of Guns (GB) Acclamation (GB) McLghlin Walker 122

Saturday, Longchamp, France, post time: 7:20 p.m.JUDDMONTE GRAND PRIX DE PARIS-G1, €600,000, 3yo, c/f, 1 1/2mTSC PP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER1 6 Flintshire (GB) Dansili (GB) Guyon Fabre2 7 Manndawi (Fr) Dalakhani (Ire) Lemaire de Royer-Dupre3 4 Park Reel (Fr) Country Reel Benoist Lellouche4 3 Max Dynamite (Fr) Great Journey (Jpn) Hamelin vn Handenhove5 1 Ocovango (GB) Monsun (Ger) Boudot Fabre6 5 Battle of Marengo (Ire) Galileo (Ire) J O'Brien A O'Brien7 8 Au Revoir (Ire) Singspiel (Ire) Prat Fabre8 2 Singing (Fr) Singspiel (Ire) Peslier Laffon-PariasAll carry 128 pounds.

Saturday, Newmarket, Britain, post time: 3:50 p.m.DARLEY JULY CUP-G1, £500,000, 3yo/up, 6fTSC PP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER1 12 Hamza (Ire) Amadeus Wolf (GB) Callan K Ryan2 7 Havelock Great Notion Dettori Miller3 5 Krypton Factor (GB) Kyllachy (GB) Morris Nass4 4 Lethal Force (Ire) Dark Angel (Ire) Kirby Cox5 3 Shamexpress (NZ) O'Reilly (NZ) Barzalona D O'Brien6 8 Shea Shea (SAf) National Emblem (SAf) Soumillon de Kock7 2 Slade Power (Ire) Dutch Art (GB) Lordan Lynam8 1 Society Rock (Ire) Rock of Gibraltar (Ire) Fallon Fanshawe9 11 Sole Power (GB) Kyllachy (GB) Murtagh Lynam10 9 Sovereign Debt (Ire) Dark Angel (Ire) Queally Bell11 6 Gale Force Ten (GB) Oasis Dream (GB) Moore A O'Brien12 10 Zanetto (GB) Medicean (GB) Keniry BaldingAll carry 131 pounds bar Gale Force Ten & Zanetto, 125.

Darley July Cup cont.

Reckless Abandon (GB) (Exchange Rate) has beenforced out of tomorrow=s G1 Darley July Cup due to aswollen gland. Last year=s G1 Prix Morny and G1 MiddlePark S. winner was among the leading lights for the six-furlong feature, but trainer CliveCox revealed yesterday that hewill be missing from the line-up.AHe has a swollen gland justunder his jaw and it looks like itwill develop into an abscess,@ hetold PA Sport. AWe had beenvery happy with his homeworksince Ascot, we=d been lookingforward to Saturday, and for thisto happen is hugelydisappointing for everyone. I=mnot sure how long it will take for him to recover, buthe=d been showing very positive signs since Ascot andhopefully we=ll get him back on track.@

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Normandy Invasion Done For the Year?... Normandy Invasion (Tapit), who led into the finalfurlong of the May 4 GI Kentucky Derby before settlingfor fourth, will be visited today by noted hoof specialist Ian McKinley Friday afternoon at Saratoga and couldmiss the rest of the year with a foot abscess. AWe

thought it would be like anyother abscess where wewould just soak it in saltwater and everything wouldbe fine,@ owner Rick Portertold the New York DailyNews. AWe=ll know more[Friday].@ In the immediateaftermath of the Derby,connections all but ruled out arun in the GI Preakness S.,

but reversed course. They ultimately decided on asummer campaign which was to commence in theCurlin S. at Saratoga July 26 as a prep for theGI Travers S. Aug. 24. AHe could still train up to theTravers but we=ll have to see,@ Porter told thepublication, adding, AWe=ll do right by the horse, even ifit=s waiting to bring him back as a 4-year-old.@

TWO LATE ADDITIONS TO HRA PORTIONA pair of graded-stakes mares are late additions to theHorses of Racing Age portion of Monday=s Fasig-TiptonJuly Sale at the company=s Newtown Paddocks. Hipnumber 386 is Dr. Diamonds Prize (Pure Prize), winnerof the Gowell S. at two and twice Grade II-placed whilewinning five of 22 starts for owner and consignorKatierich Stables. She is a half-sister to SW Miss MaryApples (Empire Maker) from the extended female familyof Horse of the Year and Triple Crown hero Affirmed.Hip 387 is Silver Screamer (Cozzene), winner of the2012 GIII Eatontown H. and Lady Baltimore S. forowners Michael Imperio and Donald Olson. Winner ofseven of her 18 career trips to the post, the 5-year-oldmare is a full-sister to SW Sixtyone Margaux and is outof West Sider (Gone West), a full-sister to the goodsprinter Western Fame. Silver Screamer will be offeredby Hunter Valley Farm, agent.

LANCASTER ISSUES WARNING Britain=s Thoroughbred Breeders= AssociationChairman Richard Lancaster spoke out on the dwindlingnumbers of horses, owners and breeders at the annualAGM in Newmarket Wednesday. Addressing thestatistical evidence of diminishing forces within thebreeding industry, he said, ASince 2007, the number ofracehorse owners has declined by over 1,300 andBritish Thoroughbred foal production has fallen over thesame period, from a high point of 5,920 foals in 2008,to 4,366 foal registrations in 2012. This is the lowestrecorded figure in recent years and indications are thatthe 2013 foal numbers will fall further, emphasisingthat there is a vital need to stimulate production.Correspondingly, British breeder registrations continueto drop. We have more work to do to clarify the actualindividual numbers involved, but with 3,648 breedingentities recorded in the 2012 GSB Fact Book, downfrom 4,750 in 2011, this suggests that whilst a numberof breeders have left the industry, those remaining areshowing considerable caution in terms of replacing oradding to their broodmare numbers.@ Lancaster=s speech preceded the awards ceremony,which featured the prestigious Andrew DevonshireBronze which was picked up by owner-breeder GeorgeStrawbridge, who in turn became only the thirdAmerican to be honored after John Gaines and PaulMellon. Darley also featured prominently whencollecting the BBA Silver Cigar Box for housing theleading British-based sire by prize money in Exceed andExcel (Aus) and the Tattersalls Silver Salver for leadingBritish first-season sire New Approach (Ire). AIt=s thrilling and it=s absolutely what SheikhMohammed deserves for his investment and effort,@Darley=s Director of Stallions Sam Bullard commented.ANew Approach is the most exciting young stallionaround--to have done what he=s done in such a shorttime is quite an achievement. As regards horses whoshuttle to both hemispheres, Exceed and Excel looks tobe the best since his father, Danehill. For him to be theleading sire in Britain and the champion sire-elect inAustralia is fantastic.@

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NEWS TODAY

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w TDN CRITERIA w The races covered in the TDN are as follows:

w Stakes: purses of $50,000/up

w Allowance Races: purses of $20,000/up

w Optional Claiming Races: purses of $20,000/up

w Maiden Special Weight Races: purses of $18,000/up

w Maiden Claiming Races: purses of $18,000/up &a minimum claiming price of $40,000

News Today cont.

HONG KONG SEASON ENDS WITH GAINSEdited Press Releases The Hong Kong 2012/13 racing season concluded atHappy Valley Wednesday with Hong Kong Jockey ClubChief Executive Officer Winfried Engelbrecht-Bresgesdescribing it as Aone of the best seasons we=ve had,ever.@ The season=s 83 meetings produced a bettingturnover of HK$93.8 billion (US$12.7 billion), up 9%from last season, and higher than the previous top markestablished in 1996/97. The HKJC also experiencedincrease attendance, with over two million racegoersover the last season. AThe figures have been extremely good,@ Engelbrecht-Bresges noted. AAnd if you look at the contributions tothe Government, our betting duty stands at HK$11billion, an 8.6% increase on last season [aboutHK$10.6 billion], meaning that this year=s betting dutyis almost back up to the 1999/2000 level. It must benoted, though, that the Club=s net margin this year wasHK$4.085 million, which is still some way short of the1999/2000 figure [HK$4.5 million]. This reflects thechallenges the Club has going forward in the face ofincreasing competition and higher operating costs.@ In addition, HKJC Executive Director of Racing BillNader announced yesterday purse increases for the2013/14 season of approximately HK$31 million(US$3.9 million). The Hong Kong Speed Series--comprised of three Hong Kong Group 1 races--willreceive a boost of HK$5 million. All Hong Kong andInternational Group 2 races will receive an increase ofHK$500,000, while Hong Kong Group 3 races will risefrom HK$2.4 million to HK$2.5 million. Class 3 raceswill increase to HK$1 million; Class 4 races toHK$725,000, and Class 5 races to HK$550,000. Class1 (HK$2 million) and Class 2 (HK$1.4 million) races willremain at their current levels.

AIf we look back a few years to 2006/07, we can getsome historical context to these prize money increasesand see just how far we=ve moved things on,@ said MrNader. AClass 1 races were at HK$1.6 million back thenand now they=re at HK$2 million, which is a 25% rise;Class 2s were worth HK$1 million and now theircurrent HK$1.4 million is 40% higher than in 2006/07;Class 3 was at $750,000 seven years ago and nextseason they=ll all be HK$1 million races. In classes 3, 4and 5 we=ve seen respective rises of 33%, 27% and22% over that period. AWe=re seeing good growth in our prize money levels,particularly in our higher class races, and this reflectsthe Club=s continuing commitment to improving thequality of the racing product here in Hong Kong,@ Naderadded. AIn the case of the Hong Kong Speed Seriesraces, the increases give our top sprint races moreparity with our major races staged over a mile andbeyond.@ Next season will also bring changes to the HongKong incentives scheme. The First Win bonus for PP(privately purchased) horses (with an initial Hong Kongrating of 80 or more) that win a Class 1 or higher racewithin their first 12 months in Hong Kong has increasedto HK$1 million (from HK$800,000). PPs that gain theirfirst local win at Class 2 level within that period willreceive HK$750,000 (up from HK$600,000). Nextseason will also see an increase in the Hong KongInternational Sale Bonus, which will be awarded for thefinal time. HKIS graduates that win in Class 3 beforethe end of their first full season will receive aHK$600,000 bonus, up from HK$500,000. AWith the changes in the ISG bonus scheme, the Clubis actually increasing its incentive pool to a wider groupof horses by making it more achievable,@ said Mr Nader.AOur aim is to have more Sales graduates winning inClass 3 and above and the $600,000 bonus is a niceincentive on that path to success.@

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STALLIONS, ZULU WARRIORS AND THEFLASH OF A SABRE by Liesl King After a day of racing, that included the greatest racein Africa, the G1 Vodacom Durban July, it seems fittingto be spending a day in the heartland of the ZuluKingdom. Known as fierce warriors, the Zulus are alsogreat singers. There is nothing quite like walking alonga stone pathway, flanked by Zulu singers welcomingyou in full voice. The sound reverberates around you,words lost on the wind, but the big smiles make themessage perfectly clear. Welcome to Summerhill Stud,home of an extraordinary family, for there is no otherway to describe the relationship between owner MickGoss and his staff. The Sunday after the July would seem like theperfect day to get up late and slowly migrate to acomfortable spot in front of the television, all the whilenursing that hangover from the day before. Yethundreds of guests from all over the world chose torather get in their cars and head out on the long driveto the little town of Mooi River. For on its outskirts liesthe stud farm of Summerhill, where for many years,Goss has hosted the Summerhill Stallion day. Threeyears ago, Investec came on board and one is nowcordially invited to the Investec Summerhill Stallion day.but apart from that, nothing much else has changed. After being warmly welcomed by the singing Zulus,guests are handed a fluffy Investec blanket to ward offany chills coming from the snow-covered DrakensbergMountains. Seated on the grassy bank of a naturalauditorium, we eagerly await the arrival of the stallionsin their Investec finery, while soaking up the welcomerays of the sun after weeks of grey rainy skies. Suddenly Mick Goss appears, looking down from thebank, he seems small in stature, well that is until hestarts to speak. For there surely is no greater orator inSouth Africa when it comes to the story of this littlepart of the Zulu Kingdom and that magnificent animalwe call the Thoroughbred racehorse. Goss starts off by introducing a newcomer to thefarm, as PJ The People's horse makes his entrance.Piere Jourdan is not a stallion, in fact he is a ratherordinary Thoroughbred. With skew legs, a distinctiveroman nose and a pedigree that did not set the worldalight, the plain bay is just that, plain. Yet while he maynot have the looks or the pedigree, Pierre Jourdan (SAf)

(Parade Leader) had the heart and the bay gelding cameperilously close to winning the Triple Crown, goingdown in the last leg. Maybe it was his looks, maybe itwas his gutsy attitude, but the ugly ducklinginstantaneously became the people's favorite, knownsimply as PJ, the people's horse. Newly retired toSummerhill, he proudly led the stallion parade. Variety is the spice of life with stallions andSummerhill is no different. Brave Tin Soldier (StormCat) is as beautiful as he is elegant and regally paradesfor the guests, while Mullins Bay (GB) (Machiavellian)made a dramatic entrance that would be hard to top. Walking into the auditorium, the stallion made it only asfar as Goss and his podium, before rising high on hisback legs. The rear was graceful and perfectlybalanced, the teeth on display were not. A son of Sunday Silence, Admire Main (Jpn), hadclearly been taught better manners in the faraway landof his birth, posing for the barrage of cameras withoutbatting an eye, before A. P. Arrow (A.P. Indy) didexactly the opposite. His feet were seldom on theground and his mane flew in all directions as thegleaming ball of chestnut muscle threw a tantrumbefore his audience. That set the scene for the troupe of Zulu warriors tomake their entrance. And, in true Zulu tradition, theywere heard, long before they were seen. Stirring battlecries filled the air, before a group of traditionallydressed Zulu warriors made their way into theauditorium to perform a war dance usually reserved forthe eve of a battle. It was awe-inspiring and frighteningall at the same time and the audience to a man, couldeasily imagine the fear of the foe, as thousands ofthese spear-carrying warriors, in full cry, appeared overthe horizon at dawn. One gets transported back in time, watching thesedancing Zulu warriors, but the tantalizing smellswafting up from the kitchen drag you back to reality,suggesting that lunch would not be a far-off affair. Asalways, Cabriere cellar master Takuan von Arnim, deftlyassisted by Coolmore's Sophie Magnier, performed theritual sabrage. The sabre flashed in the sunlight and thechampagne cork flew skywards without a drop beingspilled. All that was left was for the Summerhill staff tosing the National anthem and a song for the gravely ill,Nelson Mandela, before sitting down to lunch. As the sun set over the paddocks, guests, reluctantto leave, mingled to the sounds of the band, sated bygood food and even better wine. Summerhill may be abit off the beaten track and remember to pack yourwinter woollies, but your welcome will be immenselywarm and sincere, here in the land of the Zulu warriors,where that magnificent animal, called the Thoroughbredracehorse reigns supreme.

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SUMMERHILL STUD OPEN HOUSE(photos by Liesl King)

Takwan von Arnim and Sophie Magnier

Admire Main

A. P. Warrior

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THE BIRTHPLACE OF MODERN DAY RACING“150 Years of Racing in Saratoga” By Allan Carter and Mike KaneReviewed by Christie DeBernardis

Saratoga has been the scene of some of racing=smost memorable and historic moments. The averagemodern day racing fan can probably name only one ortwo of them. Upset ending Man O=War=s perfect recordin the 1919 Sanford Memorial is familiar to all racingfans, but many other racing greats and landmarkmoments in the sport have played out over theSaratoga track and, sadly, faded from memory. In their book A150 Years of Racing in Saratoga,@ AllanCarter and Mike Kane remind the reader of thosehistoric moments and the racing legends who got theirstart or made their mark at the Spa. Carter is theNational Museum of Racing historian and Kane is alongtime journalist and was the museum=scommunication officer for five years. The twocombined their talents and knowledge in this book thatis structured like a collection of short stories. Theirstorytelling style, as well as photographs give thereader a unique and detailed glimpse into racing=s past.With each flip of the page you begin to feel like you arein a time machine taking you back to the glory days ofthe Sport of Kings, at the place where so many rose togreatness, as well as fell to the curse of the AGraveyardof Champions.@ The first section of the book discusses all of theAfirsts@ that occurred at Saratoga. Robyn Smithpioneered the way for female jockeys there as the firstwoman to ride and win at the Spa. Trainer Mary Hirsch,the first female to be granted a license from The JockeyClub and the first to saddle a Kentucky Derby runner,also became the first to win a race at Saratoga whenshe captured the Diana with No Sir, who she alsoowned. She is also the first and only female trainer towin the Travers S. in 1938 with Thanksgiving, whichearned her her own chapter. The book also details the stories of several Saratogachampions who were unfairly overlooked or who havefaded from the limelight after their racing careersended. Whichone was one of the best of his generation,but lost to Triple Crown Winner Gallant Fox in theTravers after suffering a career-ending injury. Thetenacious filly Los Angeles won 16 stakes at the Spaand showed an obvious affinity for the track with 18wins, six seconds, and one third in 25 starts. Her Sparecord was bested by the horse the authors call ATheUltimate Saratoga Horse,@ Checkmate who had 19 winsand five seconds in 27 starts. The colt turned his careeraround at Saratoga, winning seven of his eight starts inhis first season there.

With a historian as one of the authors, it is nosurprise that this book is a compilation of facts andfigures. One of the sections, entitled ASaratoga=s Top15 Fields,@ lists several historical fields chosen byCarter that contain multiple divisional champions and/orHall of Famers. Many racing fans have heard the storyof champion match races like those between Seabiscuitand War Admiral or Ruffian and Foolish Pleasure, butnot many know the runners of the 1916 Saratoga H.,which was the first loss for Regret, the first filly to winthe GI Kentucky Derby. The story and history of Saratoga have been told timeand time again, but Carter and Kane show the reader adifferent perspective in this book. They tell the storiesof the Spa that are not well-known, but deserve to be.Carter=s adept knowledge and compilation ability as ahistorian combined with Kane=s knack for storytellingbreathe new life into the champions of the past andbring back into the limelight those that wereundeservingly forgotten.'150 Years of Racing in Saratoga' By Allan Carter andMike Kane. 130 pages. The History Press. $19.99.

Hong Kong Horse Bets Hit Record as Races Draw Young Punters“Horse racing bets in Hong Kong reached a record HK$93.8 billion($12.1 billion) in the past season as the race organizers poured wineand hosted concerts to attract younger punters to its events.”Simon Lee, Bloomberg

Facebook to Allow Users to Place Bets on Horse Races“Facebook will offer real money betting on horse racing and footballmatches in a major expansion of its gambling operations.The socialnetworking site was criticised last year for launching a range of LasVegas-style casino games with the promise of jackpots worth tens ofthousands of pounds.” Peter Campbell, Mail Online

Horse Racing Takes Over Saratoga“Saratoga's popularity among horseplayers stretches far beyond the citylimits. More money will be risked on the races run here between July 19and Labor Day than at any racetrack in the nation. Del Mar has itscharm, but the racing is typical California fare, which has long been indecline.” Paul Moran, Special to ESPN.com

Punters Left in a Fugue State as Owners Send Them to theCleaners“Garry is not too happy a chappy after discovering the horse he'd stuckthe holiday pay on was suffering ill health before it even reached thegate at Sandown last week--unknown to punters.” Garry Owen, DailyRecord

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AWESOME PATRIOT TO SPENDTHRIFTAwesome Patriot (Awesome Again--Tizamazing, byCee=s Tizzy), a stakes-winning and graded-stakes placedfull-brother to this year=s GI Preakness S. hero Oxbow,has been retired from racing and will enter stud in 2014at B. Wayne Hughes=s Spendthrift Farm. He will standfor a fee of $3,500 and will be a part of the farm=sAShare the Upside@ program. AWith his pedigree,

Awesome Patriot offersbreeders a lot of valueand upside for $3,500,particularly to thosetaking advantage of our>Share The Upside=program,@ said KenWilkins, Spendthriftstallion director.AAwesome Patriotpossesses one of the bestsire-making pedigrees,and most currentpedigrees, out there, and

he showed both talent and quality on the racetrack. Hisdam has produced Oxbow, but her most expensiveyearling to date has been Awesome Patriot, whichspeaks to his good looks. We invite breeders to comeout this weekend and see him at our Open House.@ A$350,000 Keeneland September yearling purchase bredby Richard Santulli=s Colts Neck Stables, AwesomePatriot raced in the colors of the Lanni Family Trust andBernie Schiappa, winning his maiden at first asking,defeating his subsequent Grade I-winning stablemateCoil (Point Given), and was third in that year=s GIII Hollywood Prevue S. Produced by a full-sister todual GI Breeders= Cup Classic hero Tiznow, AwesomePatriot made a successful transition to two turns atthree, scoring a wire-to-wire victory in the Alydar S. atHollywood Park, earning a 97 Beyer in the process.

SEWICKLEY DIES Sewickley (Star de Naskra--Surgery, by Dr. Fager),back-to-back winner of the GI Vosburgh S. in 1989 and1990, was euthanized yesterday at his owner RobertEvans= Courtland Farm in Maryland. The 28-year-old,who had been pensioned from stud duty since 2001,suffered from complications from colic. Sewickleystood in Florida before returning to Maryland in 2001.From 10 crops and 87 foals, he produced four black-type winners.

Napravnik to Host Old Friends Kickoff Party: Leading jockey Rosie Napravnik will be this year=sspecial guest host at the Old Friends at Cabin Creekkickoff cocktail party in Saratoga Springs, New York,Saturday, July 20. Tickets for the fundraiser are $75each and may be purchased online at the organization=swebsite at www.oldfriendsatcabincreek.com or bycalling 518-698-2377. Tickets will also be available atthe door for $85. The event will be highlighted by a liveauction including a Frankel parade ring pennant signedby jockey Tom Queally and the late trainer Sir HenryCecil and the red-white-and blue silks worn by JerryBailey when he won the 1995 GI Breeders= Cup Classicaboard Cigar, signed by the jockey, trainer Bill Mott andowners Allen and Madeleine Paulson. Other auctionitems include jewelry, a Myrtle Beach time share and artfrom local equine artists. All proceeds help support theretired racehorses of Old Friends at Cabin Creek.

Yesterday=s Results:2nd-BEL, $66,500, Msw, 2yo, f, 5 1/2f, 1:03, ft.+ARI THE ADVENTURER (f, 2, Pioneerof the Nile--WildCatseye {SW, $113,134}, by Forest Wildcat), lookingto become the third winner for her freshman sire (byEmpire Maker), was hustled out of the gate to take theearly lead. The 1-9 favoritecharged through fractions of:22.67 and :45.12, kickedclear in upper stretch andromped home much the bestto win by 6 3/4 lengthsagainst just three rivals.Lochan (Flatter) was secondand Sky Crew (Sky Mesa)was third. Dance Tap (Tapit)was scratched. BeckyThomas purchased Ari theAdventurer for $52,000 as aKeeneland Septemberyearling and the filly blossomed into a $350,000OBSMAR juvenile after working a co-fastest furlong in:9 4/5. Her win kept trainer Todd Pletcher andStonestreet Stables a perfect four-for-four withdebuting juveniles in 2013. Click for the brisnet.comchart or VIDEO. Lifetime Record: 1-1-0-0, $42,000. O-Stonestreet Stables LLC. B-Super Fine Farm (KY).T-Todd A Pletcher.

Awesome Patriot Benoit

Ari the AdventurerA Coglianese

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3:30p 2nd-BEL, $70K, Msw, 2yo, 5 1/2fHR/TVG The Jake Ballis colorbearer H TOWN BROWN (Big Brown) is

the second choice on the morning line at 3-1 and will besaddled by Eddie Kenneally in this unveiling. The $145,000KEESEP yearling is a half-brother to MGSW and earner ofover $686K D’Funnybone (D’wildcat). Tom Albertraniunleashes another firster, Kingofgoldstreet (Street Cry {Ire}),in this test. The Live Oak homebred is out of 2005 GI GazelleS. winner and GI Kentucky Oaks runner-up In the Gold(Golden Missile), an earner of over $745k. The 10-1 morning-line shot debuts without Lasix.Click for the Brisnet.com PPs.

4:30p 4th-BEL, $70K, Msw, 2yo, 6fTHR/TVG Mike Maker debuts GENERAL JACK (Giant’s Causeway) as

both trainer and owner, along with Thomas Conway. The$200,000 KEEAPR 2-year-old sale grad is out of MGSW J’ray(Distant View), who earned just under $970k. The 3-1 morningline favorite fired a bullet work two back over the Churchill sodgoing five furlongs in 1:00.20 June 30. The chestnut is underthe guidance of the red hot Joel Rosario, who was aboard inmany of the wins that earned Maker the titles of leading trainerat Keeneland and co-leading trainer at Churchill this year.Click for the Brisnet.com PPs.

5:00p 5th-BEL, $70K, Msw, 3yo/up, f/m, 7fHR/TVG Todd Pletcher saddles Stonestreet Stables and George

Bolton’s FASHION CITY (Bernardini). They purchased the 7-5 morning line chalk for $500,000 out of the KEESEP yearlingsale. She has worked impressively so far, including a four-furlong breeze in :49 over Saratoga’s Oklahoma training trackJuly 6, the second fastest for that distance that day. RobertRibaudo sends out another graduate of that sale in $250,000purchase Quay (Tapit). The Marc Keller colorbearer has anice worktab as well, going four furlongs in :48 over thetraining track here July 6. Click for the Brisnet.com PPs.

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8 Copyright Thoroughbred Daily News.This newspaper may not be reproduced in any form or byany means, electronic or mechanical, without priorwritten permission of the copyright owner, MediaVista.Information as to the American races, race results andearnings was obtained from results charts published inDaily Racing Form and utilized here with the permissionof the copyright owner, Daily Racing Form.

(New York report cont.)9th-BEL, $75,000, Msw, 3yo/up, f/m, 1 1/8mT, 1:49 3/5, fm.PATH OF DREAMS (f, 3, Giant=s Causeway--Path ofThunder {MSW, $246,170}, by Thunder Gulch), adebut third over the Gulfstream lawn Jan. 13, was awell-beaten fourth in an off-the-turfer in Hallandale Feb. 15 and missed by just a nose when second backon the lawn Mar. 8. She was fourth over this turfcourse last time out May 26. The 6-1 shot broke wellfrom her inside post, but was taken in hand and settledin mid-pack while saving ground. Angled out five wideinto the lane, Path of Dreams kicked into gear in thefinal furlong and surged clear to score by two lengths.Poster Girl (War Front) was second. Path of Dreams is afull-sister to Excited, GSW, $244,796, and is out of afull sister to MGISW Spain. Click for the brisnet.comchart or VIDEO. Lifetime Record: 5-1-1-1, $63,030. O-Michael B Tabor. B-Chelston (KY). T-Todd A Pletcher.

Yesterday=s Results:4th-APX, $38,000, Msw, 3yo/up, 1m (AWT), 1:40 3/5,ft.+FABULOUS UNION (c, 3, Dixie Union--Fabulous, bySeeking the Gold), let go at 8-1, set the pace throughfractions of :23.84, :47.44 and 1:13.63. He opened a 3 1/2-length advantage in upper stretch and held swaylate to graduate by 3/4 lengths over the late-closingScout Leader (A.P. Indy). Fabulous Union, a $45,000KEESEP yearling, is a half-brother to Bonay (Wild Again,MGSP, $146,588). Click for the brisnet.com chart orVIDEO. Lifetime Record: 1-1-0-0, $22,800. O-Savoy Stable. B-Three Chimneys Farm LLC & RiverBend Farm Inc (KY). T-Dale Bennett.

All winners in the U.S. race on Lasix unless otherwise indicated

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IN BRITAIN:Sunbula, f, 3, Singspiel (Ire). See ABritain.@

Yesterday=s Results:3rd-DEL, $38,375, Msw, 3yo/up, f/m, 6f, 1:11 4/5, ft.MISS MISCHIEF (f, 3, Into Mischief--Kid Majic {SP}, byLemon Drop Kid) had not been seen since finishingfourth in an off-the-turf special weight at Saratoga lastAugust. The 8-5 favorite was away alertly and wasbriefly on the lead before settling into a stalkingposition. She fell off the pace on the turn, but forgedback into contention at midstretch and surged to thelead late for a 3/4-length victory over Grace is Beauty(Outflanker). Sales history: $85,000 wlng '10FTKNOV; $125,000 yrl '11 FTKJUL. Click for thebrisnet.com chart or VIDEO. Lifetime Record: 2-1-0-0,$27,600. O-Dianne Manning. B-Allen Poindexter (KY). T-AnthonyW Dutrow.

1st-PID, $35,250, Msw, 2yo, f, 5.5f (AWT), 1:05 1/5, ft.SWEETSOUTHERNDAME (f, 2, Colonel John--Southbound, by Southern Image), looking to becomethe third winner for her freshman sire (by Tiznow), wasa well-beaten fourth in her debut over this track June 10. The 6-5 favorite stalked the pace throughfractions of :22.66 and :46.68. She angled out at thetop of the lane and surged to the lead in deep stretchbefore powering clear to a 5 3/4-length victory. CactusKris (Cactus Ridge) was second and Summer in Bali (InSummation) was third. Click for the brisnet.com chart or VIDEO.Lifetime Record: 2-1-0-0, $22,750. O-WinStar Farm LLC & Blazing Meadows Farm LLC.B-WinStar Farm LLC (KY). T-Timothy E Hamm.

5th-PID, $34,850, Msw, 3yo, 6f (AWT), 1:10, ft.+BAIME (c, 3, Star Dabbler--Lady Rapper, by GrandSlam) amassed an imposing worktab at his Finger Lakesbase, posting a bullet six furlongs in a race-like 1:12 3/5 from the gate July 3. The 7-2 third choicepushed through from between rivals to lead after theopening furlong and was narrowly in front around thebend, as second choice Go Duke Go (Jump Start)bedeviled him from the outside. Baime remained theboss turning for home and skipped away from his rivalsin the stretch, covering the final quarter mile in a smart:23.68 to score by a very impressive 7 1/2 lengths. GoDuke Go was second. Click for the brisnet.com chart orVIDEO. Lifetime Record: 1-1-0-0, $21,000. O/B-Barry K Schwartz (NY). T-Michael S Ferraro.

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Yesterday=s Results:4th-BHP, $52,500, Msw, 3yo/up, 1 1/16m (AWT),1:42 2/5, ft.BLUE TONE (g, 4, Birdstone--Princess Cart, byCartwright), a $100,000 KEESEP yearling, was third inhis belated debut over 6 1/2 furlongs at Santa AnitaApr. 20 and improved to second when stretched out tothis track and trip last time out May 25. The 1-2 favorite chased pacesetting Smokin Bernie (Bernardini)through fractions of :23.62 and :47.01. He engagedthe leader on the turn, put that foe away with a furlongto run and sailed home a 5 1/4-length victor. SmokinBernie was second. Click for the brisnet.com chart orVIDEO. Lifetime Record: 3-1-1-1, $48,320. O-Beverly Engelberg, Schoeder Farms LLC & JanSteeper. B-Far View Stables (KY). T-Robert B Hess Jr.

6th-BHP, $56,120, Msw, 3/up, 6f (AWT), 1:09 3/5, ft.JUSTA RUNNER (r, 3, Indian Charlie--Victorianna {SW,$137,000}, by Tale of the Cat) was just nosed out of adebut victory when second as the 1-2 favorite over thistrack and trip last time out May 31. Sent off at 4-1 forthis second go, the bay sprinted out to the early lead,controlled the pace through fractions of :22.31 and:45.51. He shrugged off a pair of challengers into thestretch and powered clear to a two-length tally. KillShot (Cyclotron) was second. Sales history: $125,000yrl '11 KEESEP; $300,000 2yo >12 FTMMAY. Click forthe brisnet.com chart or VIDEO. Lifetime Record:2-1-1-0, $41,600. O-Zayat Stables, LLC. B-Gaines-Gentry Thoroughbreds& Will Arvin Jr (KY). T-Bob Baffert.

Gulfstream Raffle to Benefit Thoroughbred Retirement: During its live racing program this Saturday, July 13,Gulfstream Park will hold a raffle to benefit the FloridaThoroughbred Retirement and Adoptive Care (TRAC)program. Items to be auctioned off include a basketballsigned by the members of the NBA champion MiamiHeat, gift baskets from Pottery Barn, Starbucks andWilliams-Sonoma, and certificates to restaurants suchas Luca Bella and Ten Palms. Tickets are $5 each orfive for $20. Patrons need not be present at the trackto win. If unable to attend, tickets can be purchased byclicking on www.fltrac.org or by calling 305-336-2647.

First-crop starters to watch: Friday, July 12Sire (Sire’s Sire), current farm, 2010 Fee, #foals of racing age/Winners/BlackTypeWnrs * Race #-track, race type, distance, runner, odds (if available)

COLONEL JOHN (Tiznow), WinStar, $15K, 86/3/08-BHP, Msw, 5fT, +Concave, $160K OBS MAR 2yo, 2-1

DUNKIRK (Unbridled's Song), Ashford, $10K, 126/2/04-BEL, Msw, 6fT, Maria's Dunkirk, $75K OBS MAR 2yo, 15-1EASTWOOD DACAT (Storm Cat), 3/0/08-CBY, Msw, 5f, +Pounce, $3K MNS AUG yrl, 8-1KIRKENDAHL (Menifee), 3/0/08-CBY, Msw, 5f, +No Rain, 5-1OLD FASHIONED (Unbridled's Song), Taylor Made, $8K, 81/0/06-ELP, Msw, 1mT, +Ms. Jean Elizabeth, $95K OBS MAR 2yo, 10-1PIONEEROF THE NILE (Empire Maker), WinStar, $15K, 94/3/04-CBY, Msw, 5f, +Avi'sblazinvictory, $32K RNA KEE SEP yrl, 6-1ZENSATIONAL (Unbridled's Song), Hill N Dale, $15K, 82/2/08-BHP, Msw, 5fT, Gagaoveryou, 5-2

First/Second-crop starters to watch: Friday, July 12Sire (Sire’s Sire), current farm, 2009 Fee, #foals of racing age/Winners/BlackTypeWnrs * Race #-track, race type, distance, runner, odds (if available)

BIG BROWN (Boundary), Three Chimneys, $65K, 151/32/34-BEL, Msw, 6fT, +Tiger Bourbon, $50K KEE SEP yrl, 6-12-BEL, Msw, 5 1/2f, +H Town Brown, $116K RNA TAT BRE 2yo, 3-1FROST GIANT (Giant's Causeway), Keane Stud, $5K, 58/15/34-BEL, Msw, 6fT, +Stalagmite, $75K OBS APR 2yo, 15-1NOBIZ LIKE SHOBIZ (Albert the Great), Crestwood, $8K, 103/21/14-BEL, Msw, 6fT, +Broadway Matinee, 15-1SPRING AT LAST (Silver Deputy), WinStar, $15K, 126/29/41-LAD, Msw, 5f, +Spring Enchantment, $9K RNA TEX APR 2yo, 6-1STORM WOLF (Stormin Fever), 22/3/08-BHP, Msw, 5fT, +Tony's Choice, $1K RNA BAR JAN 2yo, 20-1STREET BOSS (Street Cry {Ire}), Darley, $25K, 187/51/22-BEL, Msw, 5 1/2f, +Danza, $105K KEE SEP yrl, 7-2

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Yesterday=s Results:INSURE PINK STUBBS S.-Listed, ,40,000, Newmarket,7-11, 3yo, 1mT, 1:37.42, gd/fm.1--MONTIRIDGE (IRE), 132, c, 3, by Ramonti (Fr)

1st Dam: Elegant Ridge (Ire) (GSP-US & Ger,$229,192), by Indian Ridge (Ire)

2nd Dam: Elegant Bloom (Ire), by Be My Guest3rd Dam: Honey Bend, by Never Bend

(i10,000 RNA yrl >11 GOFFEB; ,55,000 yrl >11 DONAUG). O-M Clarke, J Jeffries, R Ambrose, B Reilly; B-Century Bloodstock; T-Richard Hannon; J-Richard Hughes; ,22,684. Lifetime Record: MGSP- Eng, 7-4-2-1, ,81,138.2--Ashdan (GB), 129, c, 3, Dansili (GB)--Bonash (GB), by Rainbow Quest. O-Khalid Abdullah; B-Juddmonte Farms Ltd; T-John Gosden; ,8,600.3--Alhebayeb (Ire), 129, c, 3, Dark Angel (Ire)--Miss Indigo (GB), by Indian Ridge (Ire). (170,000gns yrl >11 TATOCT). O-Sheikh Hamdan bin Rashid Al Maktoum; B-Yeomanstown Stud; T-Richard Hannon; ,4,304.Margins: 2, 1, 7. Odds: 4-7, 10-3, 15-2.Also Ran: Fantastic Moon (GB). Scratched: Cape Peron(GB), Race and Status (Ire). Click for the Racing Postresult. VIDEO, courtesy Racing UK. Montiridge lived up to his smart home reputationwhen runner-up to Trading Leather (Ire) (Teofilo {Ire}) inthe G3 Autumn S. on Newmarket=s Future Champions=Day in October. Third on his return in the Listed Royal

Windsor S. over an extendedmile May 13, the dark bayannexed the Listed Heron S. overa mile at Sandown May 30before finishing second in the G3Jersey S. over a panel less atRoyal Ascot June 19. Placed onthe front end by Richard Hughes,he sailed through the first sevenfurlongs despite being joined andheaded by J “TDN RisingStar” J Ashdan and, whenasked to put his seal on thecontest, stretched away to scorein convincing style. AWhen you

make all he=ll keep going, but when you ride him inbehind and go by one, he thinks he has the job doneand pulls up,@ commented his rider. AHe has a great turnof foot, but it only lasts 150 yards and I learnt that thehard way at Ascot. He won his maiden on heavy andthe listed at Sandown on soft, so we were worried[about firm ground], but I knew I would be alright goingdown to post. He=s very talented and goes on anyground, but if he runs in the G1 Prix Maurice de Gheestover 6 1/2 furlongs [at Deauville Aug. 4] it would haveto be soft. If not, we=ll stick to 3-year-olds only and goGroup 3 and Group 2. He=s very immature and big andlong, but he=s definitely a Group 1 horse and whateverhe does this year is a bonus.@

Newmarket, 15.15, Hcp, ,70,000, 3yo, 1 1/4mT,2:00.91 (NCR), gd/fm.MAPUTO (GB) (c, 3, Cape Cross {Ire}--Insijaam {MSW-Fr}, by Secretariat), who finished off the radar when23rd of 27 in the Britannia H. at Royal Ascot last timeJune 20, was positioned fifth within range of the pacethrough halfway in this return. Making ominousheadway into second inside the two pole, the 8-1chance was ridden clear once taking over passing theeighth pole to best Red Avenger (War Front) by animpressive six lengths in track-record time. The winneris a half to Pictavia (Ire) (Sinndar {Ire}), MSW & G1SP-Eng, SW & GSP-US, G1SP-Ire, $450,233. VIDEO,courtesy Racing UK. Lifetime Record: 6-4-1-0, ,62,554.O-Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed Al Maktoum; B-Darley; T-Mark Johnston.

Newmarket, 15.50, Mdn, ,10,000, 2yo, f, 6fT,1:12.23, gd/fm.QAWAASEM (IRE) (f, 2, Shamardal--Misdaqeya {GB}{GSP-Eng}, by Red Ransom), who was a promisingthird over course and distance first time June 28, wasquickly into stride to stalk the leaders in a handy fifththrough the early fractions of this second go. Hurriedalong approaching the final quarter mile, the 4-1 chanceshowed a smart turn of foot to challenge Valonia (GB)(Three Valleys) with 150 yards to go and was riddenout to deny that rival by a half length nearing the line. JWonder (Footstepsinthesand {GB}), a full-sister toChachamaidee (Ire), was a late scratch. VIDEO,courtesy Racing UK. Lifetime Record: 2-1-0-1, ,7,142.O-Sheikh Hamdan bin Rashid Al Maktoum; B-ShadwellEstate Company Ltd; T-Charles Hills.

Doncaster, 14.30, Mdn, ,4,500, 2yo, 6fT, 1:13.78,gd/fm.MEZEL (GB) (c, 2, Tamayuz {GB}--Mumayeza {GB}, byIndian Ridge {Ire}), who ran ninth in his June 26 debutat Kempton, was a shade keen in fifth after missing abeat at the kick, but settled into a rhythm on the heelsof the leaders. Stoked up passing the two pole, the 11-8 pick took a slender advantage into the final furlongand was ridden out to assert by 3/4 of a length fromFree Code (Ire) (Kodiac {GB}). VIDEO, courtesy RacingUK. Lifetime Record: 2-1-0-0, ,2,911.O-Sheikh Hamdan bin Rashid Al Maktoum; B-ShadwellEstate Company Ltd; T-Sir Michael Stoute.

Doncaster, 14.30, Mdn, ,4,000, 3yo/up, 6fT, 1:10.21,gd/fm.MUTHMIR (IRE) (c, 3, Invincible Spirit {Ire}--Fairy of theNight {Ire} {SW-Ire}, by Danehill), a last-out second atWarwick June 27, chased the leaders under a tenderhold in sixth after an alert break here. Cruising intosecond with a quarter mile remaining, the 11-8 secondfavorite accelerated to the fore passing the eighth poleand was comfortably clear when gearing down late toscore by 1 1/4 lengths from Port Alfred (GB) (OasisDream {GB}). Sales history: 130,000gns yrl >11TATOCT. VIDEO, courtesy Racing UK. Lifetime Record:3-1-1-0, ,3,599.O-Sheikh Hamdan bin Rashid Al Maktoum; B-Sunderland Holdings Ltd; T-William Haggas.

Montiridge and RichardHughes Racing Post

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Warwick, 17.15, Mdn, ,4,000, 3yo/up, 10f 188ydsT,2:19.96, gd/fm.SUNBULA (f, 3, Singspiel {Ire}--Uroobah, byDynaformer), runner-up at Goodwood last time June21, was well away from the inside box to race keenlyon the lead in this return. Eager throughout, the 4-1chance was shaken up off the home turn and kept onwell under final-furlong urging to hold the persistentBushel (Street Cry {Ire}) by a half length. VIDEO,courtesy Racing UK. Lifetime Record: 4-1-2-0, ,4,356.O-Sheikh Hamdan bin Rashid Al Maktoum; B-ShadwellFarm LLC; T-Charles Hills.

Bath, 18.10, Mdn, ,4,000, 2yo, f, 5f 11ydsT, 1:00.55,fm.BLUE MOOD (IRE) (f, 2, Invincible Spirit {Ire}--Cabriole{GB}, by Dansili {GB}), a 52,000gns TATDEC weanlingand 160,000gns TATOCT yearling, raced in third earlybefore taking over with a quarter mile remaining. Soonclear, the 2-1 pick was not extended to record a facilesix-length success from Flighty Peaches (Ire)(Footstepsinthesand {GB}). VIDEO, courtesyattheraces.com. Lifetime Record: 1-1-0-0, ,2,588.O-Godolphin; B-David Eiffe; T-Saeed bin Suroor.

GUY REED DIES One of Britain=s most successful smallerowner-breeders Guy Reed died at his home onWednesday night, aged 91. Among the best of hisrunners in the pink, gold and black were the Pattern-race sprinters La Cucaracha (GB) (Piccolo {GB}) andTiddliwinks (GB) (Piccolo {GB}), the former having wonthe G1 Nunthorpe S. in 2005. His horses were splitacross several yards, with most concentrated in theNorth of England while his Copgrove Hall Stud wassituated near Harrogate in North Yorkshire.

KEITH HARTE BLOODSTOCK MOVES TO WOBURN Keith Harte Bloodstock, formerly based at ShutfordStud in Oxfordshire, will move to Woburn Stud,formerly Bloomsbury Stud, in Bedfordshire. Keith Hartenoted that the stud has a strong recording of producingsound horses that compete at the highest levels. AWewanted to find a farm in a good location with enoughscope to allow our business to grow, and Woburn Studsuits our needs perfectly,@ he said. AIt is a wonderfulfarm with over 300 acres, of which we will lease 140acres initially, but which will allow us access to moreland should be expand. There are 30 stables, a foalingyard, foaling boxes, six barns, a horse-walker, lungingring and solarium; we will have all the facilities werequire for our business.@

16.00 Newmarket, Mdn, £10,000, 3yo, 1 1/4mT Godolphin’s URBAN DANCE (IRE) (Street Cry {Ire}) is out of the 2000 G1 Epsom Oaks and G1 Irish Oaks placegetter Melikah (Ire) (Lammtarra), herself a daughter of bluehen Urban Sea (Miswaki), and is thus a half-brother to last term’s G1 Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe third Masterstroke (Monsun {Ger}). Seven-strong opposition to the Saeed bin Suroor trainee includes Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed Al Maktoum’s once-raced Lions Park (Ire) (Dubawi {Ire}), who is a Mark Johnston-trained half-brother to the 1999 G1 Criterium de Saint-Cloud victress and 2000 G1 Prix de Diane third Goldamix (Ire) (Linamix {Fr}); and the Niarchos Family’s Phaenomena (Ire) (Galileo {Ire}), a full- sister to the 2006 G1 Irish 1000 Guineas heroine Nightime (Ire), who bids to improve on two off-the-board efforts for Lady Jane Cecil’s Warren Place base.

Yesterday=s Results:Chantilly, 12.45, Cond, i34,000, 2yo, 6fT, 1:12.47,gd/sf.ELUSIVE PEARL (FR) (f, 2, Elusive City--Spirit of Pearl{Ire} {SP-Ire}, by Invincible Spirit {Ire}), a four-lengthwinner at Marseille-Borely last time June 12, wasrestrained to race under a firm grip in third after a sharpgetaway in this one. Quickening to the frontapproaching the final furlong, the 2-5 chalk was notthreatened thereafter and was pushed out to easily bestTycoon=s Desert (Ire) (Whipper) by three lengths. Clickfor Equidia VIDEO. Lifetime Record: 3 starts, 3 wins,i36,000.O/B-Jean-Claude Seroul; T-Frederic Rossi.

Chantilly, 14.20, Mdn, i25,000, unraced 3yo, 1 1/8mT, 1:56.55, gd/sf.+COMMUTE (GB) (f, 3, Rail Link {GB}--Zorleni {GB},by Zafonic) was a reluctant early leader beforeaccepting a tow in second after a quarter mile of thisfirst go. Pushed along passing the two pole, the 87-10chance led approaching the final eighth and boundedclear from there to score by 3 1/2 lengths from Avidly(GB) (Beat Hollow {GB}). Click for Equidia VIDEO.Lifetime Record: 1 start, 1 win, i12,500.O-Khalid Abdullah; B-Juddmonte Farms; T-D Smaga.

A # will distinguish first-time stakes-winners, a @ willindicate first-time graded stakes-winners, a s willdenote a first-time Grade/Group 1 winner, a + willindicate first-time starters, an (S) will be used for state-bred races, a (C) will be used for maiden-claiming racesand an (R) will be used for other restricted races.

OBSERVATIONSon today’s European racing scene

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TRAINERS AND OWNERS ON STRIKE: A TRUE STORY by Mark Cramer I suppose that in a country where employees engagein boss-napping (taking CEOs hostage in order tonegotiate compensation for mass layoffs), where PTAmembers hide immigrant children who are threatenedwith deportation, and where in Operation Snail angryinterest groups slow down traffic to make a point, it'snot too much of a longshot to expect some sort bizarreprotest to erupt at a French racetrack. The eruption occurred July 4 at Dax, a small track insouthwest France. At least six trainers who prolificallyenter horses in low-level races in Paris and at ruraltracks across the country decided to scratch a total of35 horses from the Dax card. One of the rebellioustrainers, Cedric Boutin, told the Parisien newspaperthat, "Three of my horses came down with a fever justbefore getting on the road to Dax, and the other ninehave upcoming races elsewhere." Other trainers scratched "sans motif" (without astated reason), which is permitted. If these trainers hadexpressed outright that they were scratching to protest,it would have meant fines of as much as the winningpurse money. For the past two years, France Galop has been addingrestrictions on the subsidies paid to trainers for shippinghorses. This began with a hike in the Value Added Taxon horse transactions. It was followed by a cap in theamount of shipping subsidy that any one horse canreceive during a calendar year. Evidently, some of thisbelt-tightening is the result of guidelines from theEuropean Commission. In French racing, horses are not stabled at the trackand most racing meets do not run day after day, sovanning is the primary way to get a horse to the trackon raceday. The subsidizing of shipping for lower classhorses has meant a renaissance of racing in smallermarkets, and this in turn has led to a significantexpansion in betting handle. The cost of shipping fallsheaviest on the small owners who race more frequentlyfor lower purses. On July 4 at Dax, the effects of the trainer-ownerprotest rippled across the country. An example wouldbe the second race, with 14 originally entered, with afeatured Multi wager. In order to card a Multi bet,where the player must pick the top four finishers in anyorder, you need at least 14 horses in the field. For i3you can play a Multi with four, five, six or sevenhorses. If you use 7 horses, for example, you receive1/35 of the payout. With 14 runners, if you can get alongshot to finish fourth (or better), the payout can begenerous. Hence, this is an extremely popular bet. Buteight of the 14 horses declared as late scratches, whichmeant that the Multi had to be cancelled.

This meant an enormous amount of refunded ticketsfor those off-track bettors who played the Multi beforethe scratches, and a general loss of interest in otherwagers on the race because of the small field. According to the president of the Dax RacingAssociation, Jean-Louis Gayan Sourgen, this strike bythe Association of Trainers and Owners cost the tracki300,000, not a small sum considering Dax has only15 racing days in 2013. One trainer told me, "As for the transport subsidies,yes, I'm concerned about France Galop chipping awayat them, because it's a marketing card that is useful inattracting owners, especially from England, where theyend up paying exorbitant transport fees. I didn't knowabout the strike in Dax until it was happening, but Ihave to say hats-off to the trainers who actuallycooperated to do it. There is an increasing frustrationamong smaller trainers (or big trainers with lots of smallowners, like Boutin) that France Galop really doesn'thave any use for anyone other than the Aga Khan andthe Wertheimer brothers. Cutting the transportallocation the same time as the value-added tax wentup is a blow toward keeping small owners in the game.Already two years ago, they eliminated any transportreimbursement for a horse that earned prize money ofmore than i6,000 in the day, and now that's beenlowered to i5,000, too. I disagree that there are only420 horses that have exceeded the proposed annualcap of i2,500 in transport subsidies. I'm sure horses atCedric Boutin's yard are over the top on that limit." From a bettor's point of view, the idea of playingdozens of different smaller tracks with large fields isseductive and enriching, at least in spirit. France Galop responded with a communique thatreferred to "grave consequences," not withoutambiguity, since these consequences to players, thetrack operators and the owners, trainers and jockeys ofthe scratched horses could refer simply to theaggravation and the money lost, rather than to anyfuture sanctions. Will the trainers and owners involved in the flashscratch strike be punished in some way? There havebeen no charges against boss-nappers, nor anypunishment for parents who have hidden immigrantchildren in their homes to stop deportations. Farmers,truckers and students who have engaged in "operationsnail" protests have never been pursued by the law. So, as an investigation proceeds, it is unlikely thatFrance Galop will apply any sanctions. AIf they try tounblock this situation with sanctions,@ according to theParis-Turf, Ait would be like adding oil to a fire that isalready impassioned--it seems time to sit around a tableand have a discussion."

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Wednesday Night=s Result:Naas, 21.00, Cond, i15,000, 3yo/up, 1 1/4mT,2:08.72, gd/fm.THE VATICAN (IRE) (c, 3, Galileo {Ire}--Play Misty ForMe {Ire}, by Danehill Dancer {Ire}), off the mark overthis trip at The Curragh June 28, was held up with onlyone behind early. Moving up to challenge DrFunkenstein (Ire) (Excellent Art {GB}) approaching thefurlong pole, the 11-4 second choice asserted to scoreby a length. The winner is a full to Quest for Peace(Ire), GSW-Eng, $278,565. VIDEO, courtesyattheraces.com. Lifetime Record: 3-2-0-1, i20,975.O-Susan Magnier; B-Macquarie; T-Aidan O=Brien.

Yesterday=s Results:Leopardstown, 18.30, Mdn, i10,000, 3yo/up, 7fT,1:28.30, gd/fm.+FEASTA (IRE) (f, 3, Lil=s Boy--Farmiga {Ire}, by ErinsIsle {Ire}), sent off at 7-1, was pushed up to stalk theearly pace in second. Driven to lead with 75 yardsremaining, the bay asserted to best Late Rosebud (Ire)(Jeremy) by a neck. VIDEO, courtesy attheraces.com.Lifetime Record: 1-1-0-0, i6,900.O-Mrs J S Bolger; B-D H W Dobson; T-Jim Bolger.

Wednesday=s Results:JAPAN DIRT DERBY-Listed, -77,500,000, Oi, 7-10,3yo, 2000m, 2:04.80, gd.1--#CHRYSOLITE (JPN), 123, c, 3, Gold Allure (Jpn)

1st Dam: Chrysoprase (Jpn), by El Condor Pasa2nd Dam: Catherine Parr, by Riverman3rd Dam: Regal Exception, by Ribot (GB)

O-Carrot Farm; B-Northern Farm; T-Hidetaka Otonashi; J-Hiroyuki Uchida; -45,000,000. Lifetime Record: 9-4-5-0.2--A Shin Gold, 123, c, 3, Medaglia d=Oro--Home From Oz, by Pulpit. ($500,000 yrl >11 KEESEP). O-Eishindo Inc.; B-RMF Thoroughbreds; -15,750,000.3--Keiai Leone (Jpn), 123, c, 3, Henny Hughes--Most Remarkable, by Marquetry. ($300,000 i/u >09 KEENOV). O-Kazuhiro Kameda; B-Tomita Farm; -9,000,000.Margins: 7, NO, 3HF. Odds: 1.20, 1.80, 18.90.

Sunday, Kranji Racecourse, Singapore, post time: 5:55 p.m.EMIRATES SINGAPORE DERBY, S$1,150,000 (US$911,829), 4yo,2000mTSC PP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER1 6 El Milagro (Aus) Red Dazzler (Aus) Beasley Baertschgr2 4 Cash Luck (Aus) Bradbury’s Luck (Aus) Moreira Kok3 12 City Lad (NZ) Elusive City Soo Koh4 15 Goodpack (Aus) Elvstroem (Aus) Flores Khoo5 17 Tropaios (GB) Excellent Art (GB) Cheyne Freedman6 14 Feisty Leo (Aus) Blackfriars (Aus) McDonald Walker7 10 Greenstone Agnes Gold (Jpn) Vorster Shaw8 11 Darien Gap (Aus) Jungle Pocket (Jpn) Chavez Burridge9 1 Wild Geese (GB) Exceed & Excel (Aus) Nunes Burridge10 7 Lord Brompton (Aus) Delago Brom (Aus) Powell Brown11 13 Meshmaker (Aus) Testa Rossa (Aus) Saifudin Brown12 5 One Rar (Aus) Dane Shadow (Aus) Kellady Baertschgr13 16 Musketeer (Jpn) Kurofune Shafiq Takaoka14 3 The Great Grey (Aus) Bradbury’s Luck (Aus) Santana Gray15 2 Better Life (Aus) Smarty Jones Munro Takaoka16 8 Raziyya of Sydney (Aus) Redoute’s Chce (Aus) Brown Freedman17 9 Over Easy (NZ) Darci Brahma (NZ) A’isisuhairi BurridgeAll carry 126 pounds, bar Better Life & Raziyya of Sydney, 122.

BLACK-TYPE RESULTS:STYMIE S., $51,075, DEL, 7-11, 4yo/up, 1 1/16m,1:43, ft.1--PONZI SCHEME, 117, g, 6, Sunday Break (Jpn)-- Queen Majesty, by Regal Classic. ($3,500 yrl '08 FTMOCT). O-Two Rivers Racing Stable LLC; B-Crossroads Farm (KY); T-Jorge Navarro; J-Elvis Trujillo. $30,000. Lifetime Record: GSP, 37-9-4-9, $390,930. *1/2 to Uno Mas (Macho Uno), SW & GSP, $247,258; Caballo del Cielo (Songandaprayer), GSP.2--Eldaafer, 117, g, 8, A.P. Indy--Habibti, by Tabasco Cat. O-Jim Atwell & Kevin Jacobsen. $10,000.3--I'm Steppin' It Up, 119, h, 5, Congrats--Cindy Woo Who, by Thunder Gulch. O-Roman Hill Farm. $6,325.Margins: 1 1/4, 3HF, 1 1/4. Odds: 5.40, 5.20, 5.70.

ALLOWANCE RESULTS:5th-BEL, $67,620, Opt. Clm. ($35,000), NW2X, (S),3yo/up, f/m, 1m, 1:36 2/5, ft.TAHOE TIGRESS (f, 4, Stephen Got Even--Hot Dancer,by Will's Way) Lifetime Record: 10-5-0-1, $127,294.O-Neal M Allread. B-Anthony & Susan DePaula (NY).T-Jeremiah C Englehart.

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7th-BHP, $55,000, Opt. Clm. ($25,000), NW1$X, (S),3yo/up, 1mT, 1:35 4/5, fm.MEYDAN MAGIC (g, 3, Tribal Rule--O K Topless {SP},by Old Topper) Lifetime Record: 5-2-0-2, $78,160.O-Tarma Corporation & Michael Whieldon. B/T-JulioCanani (CA). *Full to Ruler of Dubai, MSW & GISP,$168,960.

4th-WOX, $54,709, 7-10, NW3L, (S), 3yo/up, f/m, 6 1/2f (off turf), 1:18 3/5, ft.LYNNESSA (f, 4, Old Forester--Miners Bay, by GeigerCounter) Lifetime Record: 7-3-0-2, $107,879.O/B-Phillip Lanning (ON). T-Ronald H Sadler.

2nd-APX, $43,200, Opt. Clm. ($40,000), NW2$X,3yo/up, 1m (AWT), 1:39 2/5, ft.FORDUBAI (c, 3, E Dubai--Unaffordable, by Unbridled)Lifetime Record: GSP, 7-3-2-0, $221,100. O-Jim TafelLLC. B-James Tafel (KY). T-Greg Geier. *1/2 to FastAlex (Afleet Alex), SW & GSP, $222,990.

6th-IND, $41,001, 7-10, Opt. Clm. ($40,000), NW2X,3yo/up, 1mT, 1:37 3/5, fm.POTOMAC RIVER (c, 4, English Channel--Reba'sApproval, by With Approval) Lifetime Record: 12-3-1-2,$101,006. O-Maribel Ruelas. B-Mereworth Farm (KY).T-Sergio Baez. *$2,300 HRA >12 FTKFEB.

5th-APX, $41,000, NW2$X, (S), 3yo/up, f/m, 6 1/2f(AWT), 1:18 4/5, ft.BRICK HOUSE ROAD (f, 3, Road Ruler--Cart's BrickHouse, by Cartwright) Lifetime Record: 10-4-3-0,$90,415. O-Crystal Racing Enterprises. B-J B StablesInc (IL). T-Armando De la cerda.

4th-DEL, $38,500, NW2X, 3yo/up, f/m, 1 1/16mT,1:44 4/5, fm.TIPPIE TAP (f, 4, Pleasant Tap--Karsavina, by Theatrical{Ire}) Lifetime Record: 11-5-1-2, $82,241. O-StellaThayer & Robert Blanchard. B-Little Everglades Ranch(KY). T-Arnaud Delacour. *$15,000 RNA 2yo >11OBSAPR.

4th-IND, $38,001, 7-10, NW1X, 3yo/up, f/m, 1mT,1:38 1/5, fm.MY SPECIAL J'S (f, 3, Harlan=s Holiday--Shadow on theMoon, by Deputy Minister) Lifetime Record: GSW-Ire,12-2-3-0, $137,646. O-James M Long. B-Double EagleThoroughbreds (KY). T-Kellyn Gorder. *Full to TheProgram, GSP, $205,407.

3rd-PID, $37,120, 7-10, NW2L, 3yo/up, 1m (AWT),1:37 4/5, ft.CHASING THE ROSES (r, 3, Bernardini--Goodness{MSW}, by Hennessy) Lifetime Record: 9-2-1-1,$49,950. O-Susan Perry & Pam Robinson.B-Brandywine Farm & Bill Justice (KY). T-Susan KPerry. *$40,000 RNA yrl '11 KEESEP; $38,000 RNA2yo >12 FTMMAY.

2nd-PID, $36,630, NW3L, 3yo/up, f/m, 1m (AWT),1:39, ft.SOME TEMPER (f, 3, War Front--Brilliant Thunder, byThunder Gulch) Lifetime Record: 8-3-2-0, $89,314.O-Mark H Stanley. B-Tailwind Racing Inc (KY).T-Timothy E Hamm. *$75,000 wlng '10 KEENOV;$175,000 yrl '11 FTSAUG. **1/2 to Swiss Current(Swiss Yodeler), SW, $294,937.

4th-PID, $35,840, NW1X, (S), 3yo/up, f/m, 5 1/2f(AWT), 1:04 4/5, ft.MAID FOR JOE (f, 3, Lion Hearted--Magical Maid, byClever Trick) Lifetime Record: 8-4-1-0, $73,440.O-Alexander R Levengood. B-Horse Shoe Valley Equine(PA). T-Gerald E Brooks.

3rd-CNL, $31,000, 7-10, Opt. Clm. ($20,000),NW1$X, 3yo/up, 1 1/2mT, 2:31, fm.COTURNIX (g, 5, Bernstein--Elsoma, by Tri Jet) LifetimeRecord: 15-5-1-0, $80,808. O-Eva Dahlgren Smithwick.B-Morgan=s Ford Farm (KY). T-D Michael Smithwick Jr.*1/2 to Annie Cake (Gate Dancer), GSW, $164,971.

8th-EVD, $31,000, 7-10, NW1X, (S), 3yo/up, f/m, 6f,1:12, ft.TACTICAL GIFT (f, 3, Tactical Cat--Idol Gift, by Miner'sMark) Lifetime Record: SP, 9-2-4-1, $76,430.O-Chicago Orleans LLC. B-Armand Sider (LA). T-AlvinSider. *1/2 to Leestown Gift (Leestown), SW,$204,882.

5th-LAD, $22,150, NW1X, 3yo/up, f/m, a7 1/2fT, 1:36 2/5, gd.SISTA BABY GIRL (f, 4, Seattle Fitz {Arg}--SagePrincess, by Deputy Commander) Lifetime Record:12-4-2-2, $46,919. O-H and H Ranch. B-Philip A Sims(KY). T-Danny Pish.

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B R E E D E R S’ E D I T I O NEUROPE

8th-FLX, $22,000, NW3L, 3yo/up, 6f, 1:12 3/5, ft.CAJUN BEST (g, 3, Performing Magic--Cajun Kitty, byTabasco Cat) Lifetime Record: SP, 7-3-0-1, $50,243.O/T-Charlton Baker. B-Sugar Maple Farm & H LewisRapaport (NY). *1/2 to Mr. Bourbon Street (Ormsby),MSP, $246,974.

4th-FLX, $21,000, NW1BX, (S), 3yo/up, f/m, 6f, 1:12 3/5, ft.OUR MARY ELIZABETH (f, 4, City Zip--Cajun Kitty, byTabasco Cat) Lifetime Record: 10-4-0-0, $62,082. O-HLewis Rapaport. B-Sugar Maple Farm & H LewisRapaport (NY). T-Charlton Baker. *1/2 to Mr. BourbonStreet (Ormsby), MSP, $246,974.

ADDITIONAL MAIDEN WINNERS:Emily's Sugar, f, 3, Eugene's Third Son--Kora, by Croydon. LAD, 7-11, (S), 6f, 1:13 2/5. B-L D C Stables (LA).All Dat Brees, c, 3, Ide--Isla Contadora, by War Chant. EVD, 7-11, a7 1/2fT, 1:30 3/5. B-Divine Equine LLC (LA).Amazing Kitten, c, 3, Kitten’s Joy--Kazen, by Tale of the Cat. PID, 7-10, (S), 6f (AWT), 1:10 3/5. B-Kenneth & Sarah K Ramsey (PA).Miss Scout, f, 3, Pleasant Tap--It's Over (SW), by Stop the Music. IND, 7-10, 1mT, 1:38 2/5. B-World Thoroughbreds Racing Inc (KY).Amor Imposible, f, 3, Pure Prize--Moochie Too, by Jeblar. PID, 7-10, (S), 6f (AWT), 1:10 4/5. B-Haras El Aquila (PA). *$115,000 2yo ‘12 OBSAPR.Sunset Skies, f, 3, Redattore (Brz)--Sunny Outcome, by Cee's Tizzy. BHP, 7-11, (S), (C), 6f (AWT), 1:11 3/5. B-Harris Farms (CA).Queenie's Gold, f, 3, Tapit--Fired Gold, by Touch Gold. APX, 7-11, (C), a5fT, :59 2/5. B-G Charles Middleton III, Rae & Bob Horton (KY). *$135,000 2yo ‘12 FTFFEB; $45,000 RNA yrl '11 KEESEP.

Sheppard's Pie, m, 5, Include--Last Approach (GSW, $281,729), by Far Out East. PEN, 7-10, (S), 1m, 1:40 1/5. B-George Strawbridge Jr (PA). *3/4 to Long Approach (Broad Brush), MGSP, $183,451.

CONDITIONS RESULTS:

FRANCE, Chantilly, 15.20, €37,000, 3yo, 6 1/2f(AWT), 1:18.37, stn.DIBAJJ (FR) (f, 3, Iffraaj {GB}--Goleta {Ire}, by RoyalApplause {GB}) Lifetime Record: 9 starts, 2 wins, 6 places, €54,500. O-Abdullah Al Maddah; B-CyrilHumphris; T-Alain de Royer-Dupre. *€57,000 yrl ‘11ARQAUG.

ADDITIONAL MAIDEN WINNERS:Chriselliam (Ire), f, 2, Iffraaj (GB)--Danielli (Ire), by Danehill. Warwick, Britain, 7-11, Mdn, 2yo, 7f 26ydsT. B-Ballylinch Stud. *40,000gns yrl ‘12 TATOCT. **1/2 to Janicellaine (Ire) (Beat Hollow {GB}), GSP-US, $126,304.Reflected Love (Ire), f, 2, Mujadil--Cant Hurry Love (GB), by Desert Prince (Ire). Epsom, Britain, 7-11, Mdn, 2yo, 6fT. B-L Queally. *3,000gns RNA wnlg ‘11 TATDEC; €14,500 yrl ‘12 TATIRE.Somae (Fr), f, 3, Desert Style (Ire)--Lexington Dream (Fr), by Peintre Celebre. Chantilly, France, 7-11, Mdn, 3yo, f, 1 3/16m (AWT). B-Haras Saint-James. *€14,000 RNA yrl ‘11 ARQOCT.Amiga Intima (Fr), f, 3, Dylan Thomas (Ire)--Maitresse (Fr), by Singspiel (Ire). Pornichet-la-Baule, France, 7-11, Mdn, 3yo, 1 1/16m (AWT). B-Haras de Saint- Voir. *€26,000 yrl ‘11 ARQOCT. **1/2 to Drosia (Ire) (King’s Best), SW-Fr.Erasmios (Fr), c, 3, King’s Best--Eriza (GB) (SP-Fr), by Distant Relative (Ire). Chantilly, France, 7-11, Mdn, 3yo, c/g, 1 3/16m (AWT). B-Stilvi Compania Financiera SA.Saxo Jack (Fr), g, 3, King’s Best--Gamma (Fr), by Sadler’s Wells. Leopardstown, Ireland, 7-11, Mdn, 3yo/up, 1 1/4mT. B-Bloomsbury Stud. *20,000gns yrl ‘11 TATOCT.

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