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OHIO SLOTS IN DOUBT A week after Governor Ted Strickland announced hewould support slots at Ohio racetracks as a way tobalance the state=s budget, expanded gaming in thestate took a hit when the Senate rejected the Gover-nor=s budget. The Senate is required to present theGovernor with a balanced budget by today, but the

deadline looks unlikely to bemet and, in a release Sunday,the governor put the blameon Senate Republicans andSenate President Bill Harris.AThere are now only two daysremaining until the legislaturemust send me a balancedbudget,@ Strickland said in thestatement. ASenate Republi-cans refuse to support my

balanced budget framework that invests in our schoolswhile avoiding a tax increase on Ohio families and busi-nesses. We have heard the objections, but unfortu-nately still no solutions. I believe that the Senate Major-ity understands the gravity of the situation beforethem. I continue to wait for them to say what taxesthey would increase or what services they would fur-ther reduce to address the budget gap.@ Ohio faces a$3.2-billion budget deficit. According to the HarnessTracks of America newsletter, Harris has said that aslots bill should be presented to the state=s voters, whohave already rejected the measure four times.

DEAUVILLE AUGUST CATALOG AVAILABLE The catalog for the Deauville August Yearling Sale isnow available online. The sale runs from Aug. 14-17and features 502 yearlings. Graduates of the sale havewon a pair of European Classics in 2009. Le Havre (Ire)(Noverre), bought for i100,000, captured the G1 Prixde Jockey Club, while Silver Frost (Ire) (Verglas {Ire}), ai95,000 purchase, took the G1 Poule d'Essai desPoulains. Yearlings bought at Deauville have also landedthe last three editions of the G1 Prix du Jockey Club, aswell as last year=s English 1000 Guineas, won byNatagora (Fr) (Divine Light {Jpn}). For more informa-tion, visit www.arqana.com.

STUDY: LASIX EFFECTIVE Furosemide, the controversial drug given to morethan 92 percent of North American racehorses onraceday in an attempt to control bleeding, does, in fact,result in a significant decrease in exercise-induced pul-monary hemorrhaging, scientists revealed in a pressconference in South Africa Monday morning. A groundbreaking joint study released Monday byColorado State University, the University of Melbourneand the University of Pretoria, which involved 167horses racing in South Africa, found that horses undertypical racing conditions were three to four times morelikely to bleed when not using furosemide and wereseven to 11 times more likely to have severe bleedingwhen not using the drug. AThe message is we have a clear-cut answer relativeto whether or not this drug is effective in controllingbleeding. It is,@ said Dr. Paul Morley, a Colorado Stateveterinarian who was among the leaders of the study."The results of this study do not eliminate debate aboutthe use of this medication in racehorses, but it doesprovide evidence needed to aid making sound policydecisions. Decisions are always easier when you havedata.@ Furosemide, sold under the names Lasix or Salix, hasbeen used to treat pulmonary hemorrhaging in race-horses in North America since the 1970s, but fewstudies have examined whether furosemide is effectivein preventing the development of EIPH, and no studieshad examined the issue under actual racing conditions. The study took place under otherwise routine races atthe Vaal Racecourse near Johannesburg, South Africain November, 2007. Each horse involved in the studyraced twice, in races one week apart and under similarconditions. In the first group of races, half the horses inthe study group were given Lasix and the other half aplacebo of saline solution. In the second set of races,the groups were switched, with the horses given Lasixinitially given saline and vice versa. An endoscopy wasperformed within 30-90 minutes of the race to identifythe presence of blood in the airways. The study will bereleased in the Journal of the American VeterinaryMedicine Association July 1. Cont. p5

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MINE THAT BIRD BACK TO WORK GI KentuckyDerby winner Mine That Bird (Birdstone) returned to thework tab yesterday at Churchill Downs for the first timesince running third in the June 6 GI Belmont S. The bay

gelding worked a half-mile in :51over a fast main track, the 30thfastest of 42 at the distance yester-day. With jockey Calvin Borel in theirons, Mine That Bird cut out frac-tions of :12.80, :25.20, :38.20 andgalloped out five furlongs in1:04.40. He is expected to makehis next start in the Aug. 1 GII West Virginia Derby at Moun-taineer. AHe came off the trackbouncing just like he was before theDerby,@ Borel said. AHe=s ready. Hedoesn=t need much. He=s playful

and happy and back to right where he was before theDerby.@ Trainer Chip Woolley added, AI thought he=d goin :49 or :50 because he=s a little fresh, the freshesthe=s ever been. I thought he=d be in the bridle a littlemore, but he looked good and came back cool as acucumber. He was a little more into the bridle atBelmont and got a little shook up. Believe me, I like it alot better this way.@

DEVOTEE RETURNS FRIDAY AT BELMONTGodolphin=s Devotee (Elusive Quality), third in lastyear=s GI Darley Alcibiades S. in just her second start,

makes her return to U.S. rac-ing in Friday=s eighth race atBelmont Park. The chestnutfilly wintered in Dubai, whereshe captured the Feb. 26 UAEOaks over the dirt. She hasbeen off since running 13th inthe May 3 G1 English 1000Guineas at Newmarket in herfirst try on turf. Devotee willbe back on the dirt Friday

when she tackles eight rivals in a one-mile optionalclaiming event. Also in the field is G1 Argentinian Oakswinner Miss Match (Arg) (Indygo Shiner), making herU.S. debut for trainer Bobby Frankel and Lael Stables.D. Wayne Lukas sends out Color Me Up (Aptitude),second in the May 16 GII Shuvee H.

MOON HAS CUP AGENDA Khalid Abdullah=s Span-ish Moon (El Prado {Ire}) could be targeted at the Breed-ers= Cup following his first Group 1 success in Sunday=sGrand Prix de Saint-Cloud. After the Sir Michael Stoute-trained five-year-old=s 1 1/2-length defeat of AlpineRose (Fr) (Linamix {Fr}) in the mile-and-a-half contest,connections are looking at other international options asa result of the six-month ban in England due to hisfailure to enter the starting stalls in the G2 Jockey ClubS. in May. AObviously, we have to go where it makesmost sense for him, and we are slightly restricted,@ theowner-breeder=s Racing Manager Teddy Grimthorpe toldPA Sport. AThe main thing that came out of yesterdaywas the trouble they went to to get him in. He doesn=tgive any trouble at all at home, he=s a bit of an enigma.I went to see him do an unofficial stalls test the otherday, and he went in 10 times without a bother. Heraces genuinely, too, so there is no questioning hisattitude. We=ll sit down and give it some thought, and Idon=t see why the Breeders= Cup should not come underconsideration, along with Hong Kong and Dubai again.@

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ARCHI OUT TO TAKE ON STARS Sheikh Moham-med Bin Khalifa Al Maktoum=s Archipenko (Kingmambo)is set to go against Sea the Stars (Ire) (Cape Cross{Ire}) and Conduit (Ire) (Dalakhani {Ire}) in Saturday=s

G1 Coral-Eclipse atSandown, for which atotal of 14 horseswere declared at thefive-day stage. Lastyear=s G1 QEII Cupwinner and GI Arlington Millionrunner-up will be rac-ing in Europe for thefirst time since his

G2 Summer Mile victory at Ascot in July. AHe=s doingwell and his preparation so far has been as much as wecould ask of him,@ trainer Mike de Kock=s representativeJuan Nel told PA Sport yesterday. AHe=s ready to takehis chance, but it=s quite a strong field, with the likes ofConduit and Sea the Stars--it=s probably his toughestchallenge to date.@ John Oxx committed to runningChristopher Tsui=s G1 2000 Guineas and G1 EpsomDerby hero in the 10-furlong contest following theheavy rain that hit The Curragh ahead of Sunday=s G1 Irish Derby, and he could meet Ballymacoll=s G1 StLeger and GI Breeders= Cup Turf winner Conduit. Hemay be joined by stablemate Lang Shining (Ire) (DrFong), who would be used for pace-setting duties bySir Michael Stoute. If allowed to take his chance, Con-duit will be renewing rivalry with Teruya Yoshida=s Cimade Triomphe (Ire) (Galileo {Ire}), who beat him by anose when in receipt of seven pounds in the G3 Briga-dier Gerard S. over course and distance last time May28. Aidan O=Brien has four to choose from, includingSusan Magnier, Michael Tabor and Derrick Smith=s RipVan Winkle (Ire) (Galileo {Ire}) and the G1 Poule d=Essaides Poulains and G1 Prix du Jockey-Club thirdWestphalia (Ire) (Danehill Dancer {Ire}), while HenryCecil has left in Khalid Abdullah=s G1 Lockinge S. thirdTwice Over (GB) (Observatory).

Wednesday, WoodbineDOMINION DAY H.-GIII, $200,000, 3yo/up, 1 1/4m(AWT)PP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY WT1 Michael’s Bad Boy Wonneberg Da Silva 1192 Vacation Dynaformer Velazquez 1213 Equitable A.P. Indy Jones 1154 Marchfield A.P. Indy Husbands 1235 Ice Bear Maria=s Mon Sutherland 1216 Approval Rating Lemon Drop Kid McAleney 1157 Tiger Bud Hold That Tiger Pizarro 1158 Perfect Bullet El Prado (Ire) Landry 1159 Cool Gator Macho Uno Ramsammy 115

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TDN Feature PresentationGRADE 1 PRIORESS STAKES

GROUP 2 HARDWICKE STAKES AT ASCOT 1ST - BRONZE CANNON by LEMON DROP KID 2ND - CAMPANOLOGIST by KINGMAMBO

PRIDE OF THE YANKEES Prioress (*Sovereign--Reel, by *Glenco) was the firstAmerican-bred and -owned Thoroughbred to travel toEngland and win a race. Bred in 1853 by GeneralThomas Jefferson Wells, the bay was a half-sister tothe talented Lecomte (Boston), who became the onlyrunner to ever beat the great Lexington when he tookthe four-mile Jockey Club Purse in a then Americanrecord 7:26. Lecomte was purchased by Lexington=sowner, noted horseman Richard Ten Broeck, for$10,000 when Wells dispersed his bloodstock in 1856.Sent to England, Lecomte ran third in his only start acrossthe pond, and died of colic shortly thereafter. The three-year-old event at Fair Grounds is named in his honor. Ten Broeck had also bought Prioress--for $2,500--andshe was on the ship that sent Lecomte to Britain. Herforay was considerably more successful. The filly hadset records in one-mile heat racing while competing atMetairie Race Course in Louisiana, and the experiencewould stand her in good stead in England. Carrying 93pounds, Prioress finished in a triple dead-heat with *ElHakim (under 93 pounds) and *Queen Bess (66pounds) in the 1857 Cesarewitch S. at Newmarket,forcing a run-off. Her rivals had never raced in heats,and the task proved too much for them--Prioress wonhandily and made history. She captured three moreraces in England, but made little impact in the breedingshed, and died while foaling in 1868. Ironically, Prioress is best known for her milestoneperformance in the 2 1/4-mile Cesarewitch, while theGrade I test that honors her is just six furlongs.

First contested in 1948, it has been won by champi-ons such as Next Move (Bull Lea), Grecian Queen(*Heliopolis), Primonetta (Swaps), What a Treat (*Tu-dor Minstrel), Dark Mirage (*Persian Road II), Ta Wee(Intentionally), Dearly Precious (Dr. Fager), Xtra Heat(Dixieland Heat) and Indian Blessing (Indian Charlie). Also on the winner=s roll is Broodmare of the Year FallAspen (Pretense), the dam of champions Timber Coun-try (Woodman) and Bianconi (Danzig), G1SWs Hamas(Ire) (Danzig) and Fort Wood (Sadler=s Wells), and GISW Northern Aspen (Northern Dancer). Xtra Heat set the stakes record of 1:08.26 in 2001.Jockey John Velazquez boasts the most Prioress win-ners with four--Penny=s Reshoot (Turkey Shoot), CapoteBelle (Capote), Carson Hollow (Carson City) and IndianBlessing.

That Was Then; This Is Now... Pointing for this year=s edition of the race are Be Fair(Exchange Rate), Cat Moves (Tale of the Cat), Gabby=sGolden Gal (Medaglia d=Oro), Heart Ashley (Lion Heart),Light Green (Pleasantly Perfect) and Selva (Forest Wild-cat). Heart Ashley is perfect in three starts this season.The Zayat Stables runner took a Fair Grounds allowancetest in February, the GIII Cicada S. at Aqueduct inMarch and the GIII Miss Preakness S. at Pimlico May 15. AThis is the race she=s been pointed towards for along time,@ said trainer Steve Asmussen, fresh from hisvictory with Rachel Alexandra (Medaglia d=Oro) in the GI Mother Goose S. AShe=s a very fast filly. In a Grade Isprint on dirt for three-year-old fillies, everyone is goingto show up. With those fillies going six furlongs here,the trip will matter.@ Rated just off the pace in her first victory this term,Heart Ashley went gate to wire in her last two tries.But, according to Asmussen, she does not need to beon the lead early. AIn her last two races, circumstance dictated sheshow a lot of speed,@ he remarked. AAqueduct on theinner track and then being a solid favorite from thefence at Pimlico, on the lead is where you want to be.@Information regarding Prioress courtesy www.tbheritage.com.

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Study Finds Lasix Effective (cont. from p1) AWe designed this study to provide the highest qual-ity evidence to address the use of furosemide in Thor-oughbred racehorses,@ said Dr. Kenneth Hinchcliff ofthe University of Melbourne. AThis study design wassimilar to those used to test the efficacy of treatmentsin human medicine, which, to date, have been uncom-mon in evaluating treatments for horses.@ Though the study provided the most powerful evi-dence yet that Lasix is an effective treatment of bleed-ing, the researchers fell well short of recommendingthat it be legalized in the many racing countries whereit is now prohibited. Lasix is allowed only in the U.S.,Canada and some South American countries. AThe purpose of this study was to show that the drugaffects this condition,@ said Dr. Alan J. Guthrie of theUniversity of Pretoria. AObviously, there are whole otherissues at stake when deciding whether one shouldallow the use of the medication. We provided the sci-ence. We have some background information andknowledge that could possibly be helpful with some ofthe issues, and the decisions regulators have to makewhether to allow it. But as far as coming up with aresolution on that subject, that=s not our place.@ The group did not look at the issue of whether or notLasix is a performance-enhancer, but did find horsesusing the drug lost an average of 12 kilograms becauseof the diuretic nature of the medication. Horses notusing the drug lost four kilograms. In non-metric terms,the difference is roughly 18 pounds. AMost jockeys wouldn=t say no to taking off eightkilograms,@ Dr. Guthrie said. AIt=s possible that there=s more than one thing goingon when a horse improves when given Lasix,@ Dr.Morley said. AWe=re not sure how much it has to dowith one thing versus another. It=s possible that it is amix of effects, including weight loss.@ Still another controversial aspect of Lasix is its sup-posed ability to mask other drugs. The researchers didnot believe that was a major problem in an era wheredrug testing has become extremely precise. AThat comment might have applied back in the seven-ties when the techniques for detecting drugs in urineweren=t as developed as they are now,@ Dr. Hinchcliffsaid. ANow, they have techniques that can detect infini-tesimal quantities of a drug in urine. I don=t believe thisis a concern any longer, but I could be corrected by theracing analysts and chemists.@ Other than the use of furosemide, which was admin-istered strictly adhering to research project guidelines,all races were under South Africa's standard rules andregulations for the industry. The horses and jockeysraced for purses to ensure competitive racing efforts.The five- to eight-furlong races were on a one-milestraightaway on the turf.

The researchers estimated the study cost at approxi-mately $1 million. It was funded, in part, by a $98,000grant from the Grayson-Jockey Club Research Founda-tion and a $45,000 grant from the Racing Medicationand Testing Consortium, in addition to support fromSouth African racing interests and golfer Gary Player. The complete study may be read on CSU=s websiteby clicking here. A streaming video recording of thepress conference can be viewed athttp://www.cobainltd.com/phumelelapress/.

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MOTHER GOOSE S.-GI, $270,000, BEL, 6-27, 3yo, f, 1 1/8m, 1:46 1/5 (NSR), ft.1--RACHEL ALEXANDRA, 121, f, 3, by Medaglia d=Oro

1st Dam: Lotta Kim (SW & GSP, $146,485), by Roar2nd Dam: Kim's Blues, by Cure the Blues3rd Dam: Early Decision, by Lord Gaylord

O-Stonestreet Stables & Harold McCormick; B-Dolphus C Morrison (KY); T-Steven M Asmussen; J-Calvin H Borel; $180,000. Lifetime Record: 12-9-2-0, $1,798,354. Werk Nick Rating: A++. Click for the eNicks report and 5-cross pedigree.Click for the brisnet.com chart, the brisnet.com PPs orthe free brisnet.com catalogue-style pedigree. Video,sponsored by Taylor Made.

With victories in four of the weekend=s five Group 1events, we were reminded once again of the rare bril-liance of the Sadler=s Wells male line in general, and ofthe El Prado branch in particular. El Prado, Adena Springs=s former champion sire, hasbeen in good form this year, even if he has been ratherovershadowed by his own son Medaglia d=Oro, sire ofthe irrepressible Rachel Alexandra. Once again, theopposition barely saw which way this exceptional fillywent when she added the GI Mother Goose S. to her GI Kentucky Oaks and GI Preakness successes. A day later, El Prado finally recorded his first Group 1victory in Europe when his son Spanish Moon provedtoo strong for the opposition in the Grand Prix deSaint-Cloud. That Group 1 victory might have come alot sooner had Spanish Moon not suffered a pelvicinjury when a leading Derby fancy, following his impres-sive debut victory at two. A year off the track repre-sents a major obstacle for any horse, but fortunatelySpanish Moon is now fulfilling his early promise and hisform keeps getting better and better, to the extent thatSir Michael Stoute now describes him as Aa serioushorse.@

Medaglia d=Oro is the first American-based grandsonof Sadler=s Wells to hit the headlines, but one of hisEuropean counterparts, Singspiel, has been making hismark for some time now. In narrowly defeating Sadler=sWells=s granddaughter Beach Bunny in The Curragh=sG1 Pretty Polly S., the four-year-old Da Re Mi became noless than Singspiel=s 10th Northern Hemisphere Group 1winner from his first eight crops aged three or more. It is worth noting that Da Re Mi is out of a Top Villemare and so is Sadler=s Wells=s exceptional sonMontjeu, who added to his tremendous record in TheCurragh=s other Group 1 event, the Irish Derby. WhenFame and Glory powered away for a five-length victory,he became Montjeu=s third winner of this Classic fromhis first five crops, which, remarkably, also contain twowinners of the Derby. There is consequently everychance that the influence of the Sadler=s Wells male lineis going to extend still further. Last November, I was asked if I was willing to pro-vide a comment on the Sadler=s Wells line for use inpromotional material for Medaglia d=Oro. I am oftenloath to comply with such requests, but in this instanceI was happy to preach to any unconverted Americansabout the virtues of the 14-time champion sire. I there-fore offered the following recommendation: ASadler's Wells=s sons and grandsons are exerting aprofound impact on the breed in Europe, with thechampion stallions Galileo and Montjeu leading the way.And the same could happen in the changing Americanindustry, with the help of El Prado. This classically bredhorse became Sadler=s Wells=s first champion sire whenhe topped the North American table in 2002, with plentyof help from Medaglia d'Oro. And now Medaglia d'Oro isshaping up as another leading torch-bearer for this ex-ceptional male line, which is noted for its soundness.@ Despite my considerable faith in this line, I have toadmit that Medaglia d=Oro is proving more effectivethan I ever imagined. Not only has he achieved atop-five position on the general sires= list, but he hasalso proved the dominant second-crop sire, both bycumulative and by 2009 earnings, even though theopposition includes such talents as Birdstone, Tapit,Candy Ride and Speightstown. Cont. p7

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

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El Prado (Ire)

Sadler’s WellsNorthern Dancer

Nearctic Natalma

Fairy Bridge Bold Reason

Special

Lady Capulet Sir Ivor

Sir Gaylord Attica

Cap and Bells Tom Fool

Ghazni

Cappucino Bay SW, 24-5-0-6,

$164,433 8Fls, 1GSW,

1SP

BailjumperDamascus

Sword Dancer Kerala

Court Circuit Royal Vale

Cycle

Dubbed In 42-6-5-4, $25,259

7Fls, 2SW

Silent Screen Prince John Prayer Bell

Society Singer 3Fls, 2Wnrs

Restless Wind Social Position

MEDAGLIA D=ORO, h, 10

Of course, Rachel Alexandra deserves much of thecredit for Medaglia d=Oro=s rankings, but he is a longway from being a one-horse sire. The wisdom ofDarley=s recent move to acquire Medaglia d=Oro wasquickly underlined when he came up with his secondGrade I winner in the shape of Gabby=s Golden Gal,who led throughout to take the Acorn S. That victorymade her the fourth graded stakes winner from hersire=s 140-strong first crop, the others being C. S. Silkand Payton d=Oro. There are also further talented per-formers in the stakes winners Renda and Retraceable. A striking aspect of Medaglia d=Oro=s rise is that allseven of his stakes winners are fillies, as are several ofhis stakes-placed performers. However, these sex bi-ases have a habit of evening themselves out to someextent and there have been some recent signs that thismay be about to happen for the Darley recruit. It wasonly by a head that Warrior=s Reward failed to becomehis sire=s first male stakes winner when second in theGIII Northern Dancer S. June 13, and then Arcodorowas a length second in the GIII Cinema H. eight dayslater. Anaan, another colt, was also second at stakeslevel in June. Interestingly, these three stakes seconds were gainedon dirt, turf and all-weather, to underline further thatMedaglia d=Oro=s pedigree will allow him to sire winnerson all surfaces. Turf performers, so far, are in a minor-ity, but he has shown he can get European turf win-ners, thanks to Al Marmoom, Elmfield Boy and lastweek=s juvenile winner Emma Dora. The move to Darleyis also likely to result in more of Medaglia d=Oro=s stockeventually being given a chance in Europe. Medaglia d=Oro=s career will be helped considerably bythe fact that his pedigree is pretty much an outcross formany American mares, with no Raise a Native, Mr.Prospector, Alydar, Hail To Reason, Bold Ruler, SeattleSlew or In Reality anywhere in his pedigree. EvenNorthern Dancer is back in the fourth generation of hisfoals, which allows plenty of scope for a second line tothis brilliant stallion. Cont. p8

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UPCOMING MAJOR NORTH AMERICAN STAKES Date Race Track July 1 GIII Dominion Day S. WO July 3 GIII Bashford Manor S. CD July 4 GI Prioress S. BEL

GI United Nations S. MTHGII Suburban H. BELGII Dwyer S. BELGII Firecracker H. CDGII American H. HOLGIII Chicago BC H. APGIII Salvator Mile S. MTH

July 5 GI American Oaks HOLGI Triple Bend H. HOLGII Tom Fool BC H. BELGIII Locust Grove H. CDGIII Jersey Shore BC S. MTH

Medaglia d=Oro was the first graded winner producedby any of his first four dams, but a rider needs addingto this statement, as his third and fourth dams, SocietySinger and Social Position, had only five foals betweenthem. Two of Society Singer=s foals were sisters bySilent Screen. One, Voice Over, became the dam of theGI Sapling S. winner Travelling Music, while the otherDubbed In, became Medaglia d=Oro=s second dam. The fact that his fourth dam, Social Position, was adaughter of Ribot tells us that Medaglia d=Oro=s femaleline must have been a big achiever in previous genera-tions. Sure enough, his sixth dam is Sunday Evening,the Eight Thirty mare who produced three notabledaughters in Home By Dark, Prayer Bell and Royal Soci-ety. Home By Dark=s descendants include such high-classperformers as Dark Mirage, Indian Skimmer, Java Goldand Bluebird, while Prayer Bell initially found fame asthe dam of the champion juvenile colt Silent Screen.Silent Screen sired Dubbed In from a descendant ofRoyal Society, which means that Medaglia d=Oro=ssecond dam was inbred 3x4 to Sunday Evening. Some of the most significant achievements by thisfemale line have come via the daughters of Luv Luvin=,a granddaughter of Prayer Bell. When three of LuvLuvin=s daughters were mated with Medaglia d=Oro=sgrandsire Sadler=s Wells, they produced a total of fourGroup 1 winners and a Group 3 winner (namely Insight,Listen, Saffron Walden, Sequoyah and Psalm).Sequoyah has added further to their achievements bybecoming the dam of Henrythenavigator, so Medagliad=Oro=s pedigree represents a very proven cross.

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First Fasig 5K to Benefit NY Backstretch Charities: Fasig-Tipton will host a 5K race and one-mile >fun run=starting in front of the Humphrey S. Finney Pavilion inSaratoga Springs on Aug. 15. All proceeds from theevent will be divided equally among the New YorkRacing Association=s four charities: The Anna House,Backstretch Employee Service Team, New York Race-track Chaplaincy and The Backstretch Education Fund.Registration for both events is scheduled to begin at 7 a.m. The fun run begins at 7:30 a.m. and the 5K racewill start at 8 a.m. The 5K route will loop around UnionAvenue to Henning, providing runners views of therenovated sales grounds, the Saratoga grandstand andparts of the Oklahoma Training Track. AFasig-Tipton isvery excited about this event,@ said the sale=s com-pany=s President Boyd Browning. AWe are becomingmore involved with the community of Saratoga, and weare pleased to be able to help support the backstretchemployees who make horse racing possible. Many localbusinesses and farms of New York have jumped onboard to help sponsor the race with us.@ To register forthe race, visit www.fasigtipton.com or contact AnnaSeitz at (859) 255-1555 or aseitz@fasigtipton.com.

Welfare & Safety Committee Releases Hoof Care DVD: The Welfare and Safety of the Racehorse Summit=sShoeing and Hoof Care Committee has released a freeeducational DVD entitled, AThe Hoof: Inside and Out.@AThe hoof is the foundation of equine performance, soit is imperative that those entrusted with the well-beingof racehorses possess the knowledge necessary toproperly care for and maintain this core component ofequine locomotion,@ commented WinStar Farm co-owner Bill Casner, chairman of the summit=s Shoeingand Hoof Care Committee. AThis DVD provides somebasic information that will be helpful to owners, train-ers, grooms and anyone else involved with the race-horse, to have a better understanding of the hoof andits care.@ The video is available for download atwww.grayson-jockeyclub.org/summitdisplay.asp. Acopy of the DVD may be obtained by contacting CathyMcNeeley at (859) 224-2728 orcmcneeley@jockeyclub.com.

Brunetti Names Aides: John Brunetti, chairman of the board of Hialeah, Inc.,has named three top aides for the redevelopment of thehistoric Florida racetrack. Brunetti named his son, JohnBrunetti, Jr. as president of the corporation. The youn-ger Brunetti has been with the organization for over 20years. Randall Soth has been appointed vice presidentand general manager. Soth has served as vice presidentof Calder Race Course and president of Fair Grounds.Dennis Tesa, formerly chief of operations at GulfstreamPark, has been appointed vice president of operations.

Dark Hollow Farm Yearlings Shine at MHBA Show: A yearling colt by Malibu Moon was named the grandchampion at Sunday=s 75th annual Maryland HorseBreeders Association Yearling Show at Timonium Fair-grounds. The show was judged by bloodstock agentBuzz Chace. The champion yearling, exhibited by Davidand JoAnn Hayden=s Dark Hollow Farm of Upperco,Maryland, is out of Kinlin (Unbridled) and was describedby Chace as a Anice individual who had all the rightangles and a great disposition.@ The reserve champion,also by Malibu Moon and also exhibited by Dark Hollow,is out of Clever Phrase (Clever Trick). The filly is a halfsister to graded winner Ready=s Image (More Than Ready),who won his class at the 2006 MHBA Yearling Show.

Yesterday=s Results:7th-DEL, $44,750, Msw, 2yo, 5f, :58 3/5, ft.+PHIL'S PROSPECT (g, 2, Soto--Hyatt Road, by Allen'sProspect), given a 5-1 chance, dueled three widethrough an opening quarter in :22.19, gained the leadturning for home and drew clear to win by 5 1/4lengths over Stormy Ocean (Stormy Atlantic). Click forthe brisnet.com chart. Lifetime Record: 1-1-0-0, $28,500. O/B-Non Stop Stable (MD). T-Gary Capuano.

2nd-DEL, $38,700, Msw, 2yo, f, 5f, :59 4/5, ft.+FOR ROYALTY (f, 2, Not For Love--Taft Lil Queen{SW, $245,511}, by Irish Open), sent off the 8-5 sec-ond choice, raced off early splits of :22.21 and :46.72,moved up to take command turning for home and droveclear to graduate by 3 1/4 lengths over Lake Squared(Friends Lake). Out of a full sister to Irish Cherry (IrishOpen)--the dam of GISWs Spun Sugar (AwesomeAgain) and Daaher (Awesome Again)--the filly is a 1/2to El Viento (El Corredor), Ch. Imp. 2yo Colt-PR, MSW-PR, $190,907. Purchased for $250,000 at FTSAUG,the filly was the highest-priced yearling by her sire soldduring the 2008 season. Click for the brisnet.comchart. Lifetime Record: 1-1-0-0, $22,800. O-Twin Creeks Racing Stable. B-Mr & Mrs CharlesMcGinnes (MD). T-Todd A Pletcher.

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BLACK-TYPE STAKES CLOSINGSTOMORROW, WEDNESDAY, JULY 1:

07-11 $700,000 Hollywood Gold Cup H.-I, Hol,

3yo/up, 10f (AWT) (100)

07-11 $300,000 American Derby-II, AP, 3yo, 9.5fT (600)

07-11 $250,000 Royal Heroine Mile-II, Hol, 3yo/up, f/m,

8fT (250)

07-11 $200,000 Arlington H.-III, AP, 3yo/up, 10fT (200)

07-11 $200,000 Modesty H.-III, AP, 3yo/up, f/m, 9.5fT

(200)

07-11 $200,000 Arlington Sprint, AP, 3yo/up, 5.5fT

(200)

07-12 $100,000a Hollywood Juvenile Championship-III,

Hol, 2yo, 6f (AWT) (100)

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Sunday Night=s Results:PINK RIBBON INVITATIONAL S., $58,000, STK, 6-28,3yo, 6f, 1:09 1/5, ft.1--#CARBONITE, 120, c, 3, Aldebaran--Queen Mindy, by King of Kings (Ire). O/B-Mercedes Stables LLC (KY); T-Dennis M Patterson; J-C P Schvaneveldt; $31,000. Lifetime Record: 4-3-0-0, $66,400.2--Mr. Monkey Jones, 120, g, 3, Black Mambo-- Pentera, by Pentelicus. ($1,000 yrl '07 OBSAUG; $35,000 2yo 2008 OBSJUN). $11,000.3--Tudor Blue, 120, c, 3, Rainbow Blues (Ire)-- Ciste (Ire), by Treasure Kay. ($35,000 yrl '07 CTNSEP). $7,000.Margins: 2, 1, 2 1/4. Odds: 3.00, 4.20, 4.70. A winner in his first two starts at Golden Gate, in-cluding an allowance score Apr. 11, Carbonite weak-ened to sixth in his most recent start in Hollywood=sseven-furlong GIII Lazaro Barrera Memorial S. May 24.The chestnut was reserved off the early lead in sixth,swung five wide on the turn and drew clear in thestretch to collect his first black-type victory. Click forthe brisnet.com chart.

IN BRITAIN:Straits of Hormuz, f, 3, War Chant. See ABreeders= Edition Europe.@Monte Pattino, g, 5, Rahy--Jood, by Nijinsky. Musselburgh, 6-29, Hcp, 4yo/up, 2mT. B-Gainsborough Farm LLC. *5,000gns HIT >07 DONMAY. **Full to Fantastic Light, Horse of the Year-Eur, Ch. Turf Horse-US, Ch. Older Horse-Eur, Hwt. Older Horse-UAE at 11-14f, Hwt. Older Horse- Ire at 9.5-11f, MGISW-US & Ire, G1SW-Eng & HK, GSW-UAE, G1SP-Jpn, $8,486,957; Hi Dubai (GB), SW-Eng & G1SP-Fr, $187,477.Gala Sunday, g, 9, Lear Fan--Sunday Bazaar, by Nureyev. Pontefract, 6-29, Hcp, 3yo/up, 10f 6ydsT. B-Juddmonte Farms Inc. *6,500gns HIT >03 TATAUT. **1/2 to Barter Town (Cox's Ridge), GISP-US, $353,180; Perfect Sunday (Quest For Fame {GB}), GSW-Eng & G1SP-Fr, $159,923.

IN JAPAN:Seiun Rapid, g, 3, Include--Patty Keene, by Forty Niner. Oi, 6-25, Fortunate Ajisai Tokubetsu, 9f. Lifetime Record: 5-1-0-0, $26,979. O-Shigeyuki Nishiyama; B-Brereton C Jones; T-Yoshinori Muto. *$95,000 wnlg >06 KEENOV.Ebisu All, f, 4, Chief Seattle--Auction Cat, by Storm Bird. Fukushima, 6-27, Plate Race, 5.75f. Lifetime Record: 9-3-0-2, $260,938. O-Tomosaburo Kato; B-Bourbon Oak Farm; T-Yukihiro Kato. *1/2 to Cat Quatorze (Louis Quatorze), SW, $144,055.

First/Second-crop starters to watch: Tuesday, June 30Sire (Sire’s Sire), Farm, 2005 Fee, #foals of racing age/Winners/BlackTypeWnrsRace #-track, race type, distance, runner, odds (if available)

JOHAR (Gone West), Mill Ridge, $20K, 105/21/17-FL, Msw, 5 1/2f, +Spectacularspindls, $7K SAR AUG yrl, 12-1LION HEART (Tale of the Cat), Ashford, $30K, 289/67/61-IND, Msw, 1mT, +Island Lioness, $12K KEE SEP yrl, 20-1MEDAGLIA D’ORO (El Prado {Ire}), Stonewall, $35K, 251/47/76-CNL, Msw, 5 1/2f, +Jamies Solid Gold, $55K KEE SEP yrl, 5-1

• ON THE WORKTAB •AQUEDUCT

Cat Moves (Tale of the Cat), 5f, 1:00.98, 1/3

BELMONT PARKCourt Vision (Gulch), 4f, :49.91, 23/37Evolutionist (El Prado {Ire}), 4f, :50.12, 27/37Hold Me Back (Giant’s Causeway), 5f (tr.), 1:03.02, 3/4 Proudinsky (Ger) (Silvao {Ger}), 4f, :49.16, 11/37Seventh Street (Street Cry {Ire}), 4f, :48.09, 2/37

SARATOGACowboy Cal (Giant’s Causeway), 4f (t), :50.22, 14/37

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B R E E D E R S’ E D I T I O NAMERICA

Yesterday=s Result:Dieppe, 15.30, Cond, i26,000, 3yo, 1 1/2mT,2:40.60, sf.CARNAC (IRE) (c, 3, Dalakhani {Ire}--Traou Mad {Ire}{SW & MGSP-Fr, GSP-Ger}, by Barathea {Ire}) went offas the 17-10 second choice coming back from a May27 fourth at Maisons-Laffitte and tracked the leadersuntil moving into second before halfway. Pushed alongat the top of the straight, the 160,000gns TATDEC foalchallenged passing the two pole and was driven outlate to best Landora (Fr) (Lando {Ger}) by a short neck.Lifetime Record: 3 starts, 1 win, 2 places, i18,700.O-Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum; B-Kilfrush Stud; T-Andre Fabre.

IN JAPAN:Rendir (Ire), c, 3, Danehill Dancer (Ire)--Streetcar (Ire), by In the Wings (GB). Sapporo, 6-28, Bihoro Tokubetsu, 7.5fT. Lifetime Record: 6-2-0-1, $228,333. O-Hiroo Race; B-Rockhart Trading Ltd; T-Kazuo Fujisaw. *75,000gns yrl >07 TATOCT. **3/4 to Luas Line (Ire) (Danehill), GISW-US, MSW & G1SP- Ire, $523,952.

BLACK-TYPE RESULTS:SAN JUAN COUNTY COMMISSIONERS H., $100,000,SRP, 6-28, 3yo/up, 1 1/8m, 1:51 3/5, ft.1--#BLACK HILLS, 118, g, 5, Judge T C--Little Sioux, by Tactical Advantage. ($25,000 yrl '05 OBSAUG). O-A & R Stables LLC & Class Racing Stable; B-Juan Centeno (FL); T-Bart G Hone; J-Catalino Martinez; $60,000. Lifetime Record: 13-5-2-1, $160,380.2--Mr Charlypotatoes, 123, h, 5, Dayjur--Musical Precedent, by Seattle Song. ($3,000 yrl '05 FTKOCT). $20,000.3--Lemon Custard, 119, h, 5, Lemon Drop Kid-- Moments Delight, by General Assembly. ($35,000 wlng '04 KEENOV; $115,000 2yo 2006 OBSMAR; $37,000 yrl '05 KEESEP). $10,000.Margins: HF, 1HF, 2. Odds: 5.90, 3.30, 10.10.

FRONTEIR TROPHY BUCKLES ALLOWANCE S.,$50,000, SRP, 6-28, 3yo, f, 6 1/2f, 1:18, ft.1--#STORMY EXPRESS, 120, f, 3, In Excess (Ire)-- Stormy Senorita, by Storm Boot. ($37,000 yrl '07 KEESEP). O-Snyder, Connie and Richard; B-Mr & Mrs R David Randal (KY); T-Jimmie D Claridge; J-Anthony Cruz; $30,000. Lifetime Record: 7-3-1-1, $73,690.2--Deer Lassie, 120, f, 3, Domestic Dispute-- Hot Dreams, by Deerhound. $10,000.3--Streakin Excess, 120, f, 3, In Excess (Ire)--Flying Proper, by Flying Paster. ($25,000 yrl '07 BESOCT). $5,000.Margins: NO, 2, NK. Odds: 21.50, 2.80, 9.20.

TACOMA H., $50,000, EMD, 6-28, 3yo, c/g, 1m, 1:34 4/5, ft.1--#WINNING MACHINE, 116, g, 3, Toccet--Dance With Carson, by Carson City. O-Fleur De Lis Stables; B-Paul Goldberg & Raymond Kwik (KY); T-Doris Harwood; J-Ricky Frazier; $27,500. Lifetime Record: 10-3-2-1, $74,228.2--Rooster City, 119, g, 3, City Zip--Hasty Arrival, by D'Accord. ($15,000 yrl '07 KEESEP). $10,000.3--Peaceful Reign, 114, g, 3, Liberty Gold--Peaceful Wings, by Halo. ($10,000 yrl '07 WASSEP). $7,500.Margins: HD, NO, 7. Odds: 2.20, 8.20, 6.80.

ALLOWANCE RESULTS:7th-PID, $45,830, 6-28, Opt. Clm. ($40,000),NW1$6MX, 3yo/up, f/m, 6f (AWT), 1:10 1/5, ft.EXTRA SEXY PSYCHIC (f, 4, Freud--She's Pretty Too,by Housebuster) Lifetime Record: SW, 13-7-3-2,$301,600. O-Kirwan Equine Group Inc & Ed Hipps.B-Toni M Kirwan & Edward Hipps (PA). T-Michael JTrombetta.

• ON THE WORKTAB •CHURCHILL DOWNS

Hot Dixie Chick (Dixie Union), 5f, 1:03.00, 13/23Mine That Bird (Birdstone), 4f, :51.00, 30/42 Miss Isella (Silver Charm), 4f, :47.20, 1/42 Tweeter (Unbridled’s Song), 4f, :48.20, 3/42Warrior's Reward (Medaglia d’Oro), 5f, 1:00.20, 1/23

HOLLYWOODOnebadkitty (Street Cry {Ire}), 4f, :48.80, 11/35Rail Trip (Jump Star), 7f, 1:28.20, 1/1

SANTA ANITAPioneerof the Nile (Empire Maker), 7f, 1:26.40, 1/1

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

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

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U.S. Breeders= Edition cont.

9th-PHA, $45,330, NW1X, 3yo/up, 7 1/2fT, 1:35, gd.READY TO PLAY (c, 4, More Than Ready--Artful Player,by Fast Play) Lifetime Record: 13-2-4-1, $93,350.O-Madara Racing. B-Mr & Mrs Al London (NJ). T-A Seewald.

8th-DEL, $44,050, Opt. Clm. ($62,500), NW3X,3yo/up, f/m, a1m70yT, 1:43, fm.WILDERNESS TRACE (m, 5, Mt. Livermore--Brookdale,by Turkoman) Lifetime Record: 13-4-2-4, $117,570.O/B-Cambus-Kenneth Farm, LLC (KY). T-John R Fisher.

7th-PHA, $43,704, NW1X, 3yo/up, 7 1/2fT, 1:34 3/5,gd.HIGHLAND CAT (g, 6, Tactical Cat--Highland Tide{GSP, $190,685}, by Highland Blade) Lifetime Record:40-7-10-7, $167,333. O-Alma & Roy H Lomas. B-Mr &Mrs G David Shashura (KY). T-Norman R Pointer.*$45,000 RNA yrl '04 KEESEP; $47,000 RNA HRA2005 OBSAPR.

5th-SUF, $21,952, 3yo/up, f/m, 6f, 1:10 3/5, sy.CAPTIVATING CATHY (f, 4, Forest Wildcat--ChristinaCzarina {MSW, $293,807}, by Czaravich) LifetimeRecord: 20-5-3-2, $104,410. O-Paul Braverman.B-Peter Van Andel (KY). T-Karl M Grusmark.*$220,000 yrl '06 KEESEP. **1/2 to Binyamin (GildedTime), GSP; Attemptress (Meadowlake), GSP.

6th-FLX, $21,700, NW1BX, (S), 3yo/up, f/m, 6f, 1:101/5, ft.SPA PRINCESS (f, 4, Desert Warrior--Ana Mae, byQuiet American) Lifetime Record: 21-4-5-2, $106,616.O-Maggi Moss. B-Michael, Natanya, John & KateMcMahon (NY). T-Chris J Englehart. *$9,500 RNAwlng '05 NYBSEP.

5th-EMD, $21,500, 6-28, 3yo, f, 6 1/2f, 1:15 1/5, ft.SUPER DIXIE (f, 3, Dixie Union--Youcan'ttakeme{MSW, $199,975}, by He's Tops) Lifetime Record:SW, 5-3-0-0, $48,437. O/B-Herman Sarkowsky (KY).T-Doris Harwood. *$70,000 RNA yrl '07 KEESEP.

5th-NPX, $21,424, 6-28, Opt. Clm. ($32,000),NW16MX, 3yo, 1m, 1:40 3/5, ft.COOL DIABLO (g, 3, Young Devil--Devil's Favour, byDevil On Ice) Lifetime Record: 7-3-1-0, $59,030. O-Abe B Brewster. B-Albert Boyd Brewster (AB).T-Cody Anderson. *1/2 to Cool Yer Boots (King'sNest), MSW, $110,629; Cool Ventura (Seattle Syn),SW & GISP, $157,633.

7th-FLX, $20,000, NW3L, 3yo/up, 1m40y, 1:41, ft.KROMIUM KOP (c, 4, Silver Deputy--After Tea, byBoston Harbor) Lifetime Record: 11-3-1-1, $55,377.O-My Purple Haze Stables. B-Pollock Farms & ArthurMaberry (ON). T-Chris J Englehart. *$110,000 yrl '06KEESEP.

ADDITIONAL MAIDEN WINNERS:Hlatikulu, f, 3, Cetewayo--Elusive Jo Jo, by Elusive Quality. PHA, 6-29, (S), 1m70yT, 1:46 4/5. B-Dr John A Chandler (PA).Alfonso's Loss, g, 3, Freud--Concernina (SP), by Concern. FLX, 6-29, (S), 5 1/2f, 1:05 4/5. B-A Lakin & Sons (NY). *$5,000 yrl '07 KEEJAN; $5,200 yrl '07 TEXAUG.Longing for Malibu, g, 3, Malibu Moon--Long Distance (MSW, $148,048), by Expensive Decision. FLX, 6-29, 1m40y, 1:43. B-John & Kate McMahon et al (NY). *$14,000 RNA wlng '06 KEENOV; $7,000 RNA yrl '07 FTNAUG.Roaring Max, c, 3, Roar--Maxsi, by American Chance. PRM, 6-29, 6f, 1:11 4/5. B-Mr & Mrs M L Wood & John J Greely III (KY). *$25,000 yrl '07 KEESEP.

IN AUSTRALASIA:Cleanup (Aus), f, 2, Dehere--Feather Duster (Aus), by End Sweep. Randwick (Sydney), 6-20, Hcp, 2yo, f, 6fT. B-Arrowleave Joint Venture.I=m Discreet (Aus), f, 2, Elusive Quality--She=s Discreet (Aus), by Euclase (Aus). Morphettville (Adelaide), 6-27, Hcp, 2yo, f, 5fT. B-D Peacock.Illusionary (Aus), f, 2, Hussonet--Illusional (Aus), by Redoute=s Choice (Aus). Sandown (Melbourne), 6-24, Hcp, 2yo, f, 6fT. B-Riverslea Farm.Letchworth (Aus), c, 2, King Cugat--Marie=s Basket (Aus), by Night Shift. Newcastle (New South Wales), 6-20, Mdn, 2yo, 6 1/2fT. B-K & I Hardy.Just Hilda (Aus), f, 3, Fusaichi Pegasus--Jessphine (Aus), by Octagonal (NZ). Doomben (Brisbane), 6-17, Hcp, 3yo/up, 6f 165ydsT. B-W Bowmore.Cheap Thrills (Aus), f, 3, Giant=s Causeway--Kashcrop (NZ), by Kashani. Canterbury (Sydney), 6-16, Hcp, 3yo, f, 6f 55ydsT. B-Indian Pacific Bloodstock.Double Crossing (Aus), f, 3, Giant=s Causeway--River Crossing (Aus), by Bellotto. Sandown (Melbourne), 6-24, Hcp, 3yo, 6fT. B-Contract Racing Pty Ltd.Yatala (Aus), f, 3, More Than Ready--Miss Mombo Queen, by Kingmambo. Eagle Farm (Brisbane), 6-20, Hcp, 3yo/up, f/m, 7 1/2fT. B-G S A Bloodstock Pty Ltd.Swift Bay (NZ), g, 3, Stravinsky--La Voleur (NZ), by Housebuster. Flemington (Melbourne), 6-27, Hcp, 3yo, 7f 10ydsT. B-Sir Patrick & Lady Hogan.Balzane (NZ), f, 3, Van Nistelrooy--Dramatically (Aus), by Royal Academy. Riccarton (Christchurch), 6-20, Cond, 3yo, 6fT. B-Fairdale Stud Ltd.Gran Sasso (Aus), c, 4, Dehere--Lady Soffel (Aus), by Rubiton (Aus). Flemington (Melbourne), 6-27, Hcp, 4yo/up, 5fT. B-Rubiton Bloodstock Pty Ltd.Togni (Aus), g, 4, Giant=s Causeway--Florilegio (Aus), by Danehill. Rosehill (Sydney), 6-27, Hcp, 3yo/up, 7 1/2fT. B-Orange Grove Thoroughbreds.

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Winners By U.S. Sires cont.

Toulon Bay (Aus), f, 4, More Than Ready--Corniche Bay (Aus), by Flying Spur (Aus). Canterbury (Sydney), 6-25, Hcp, 3yo/up, 5fT. B-B Wall.Summerski (NZ), g, 4, Stravinsky--Our Summertime (NZ), by Zabeel (NZ). Avondale (New Zealand), 6-27, Mdn, 3yo/up, 1mT. B-Mrs H G, Miss K B & W G Bax.Teary Eyed (Aus), g, 4, Street Cry (Ire)-- Theseeyesadoreyou, by Top Account. Eagle Farm (Brisbane), 6-20, Hcp, 4yo/up, 1 1/8mT. B-G Pemberton.

IN JAPAN:Fusaichi Seven (Jpn), c, 3, Fusaichi Pegasus--Divorce Testimony, by Vice Regent. Sapporo, 6-27, Sounkyo Tokubetsu, 8.5f. Lifetime Record: 4-2-1-0, $230,208. O-Fusao Sekiguchi; B-Chiyoda Farm; T-Kunihide Matsuda. *1/2 to Pleasant Divorce (Pleasant Tap), MGSP, $156,282.

CONDITIONS RESULTS:ITALY, Milan, 17.50, 6-28, i31,500, 3yo/up, 6fT,1:10.40, gd/sf.POLAR WIND (ITY) (h, 5, Rob=s Spirit--Miss Buffy {GB},by Polar Falcon) Lifetime Record: SW, 54-10-12-4,i194,327. O-Razza Dell=Olmo; B-Azienda Agricola LeFerriere; T-Riccardo Menichetti.

ITALY, Milan, 15.30, 6-28, i19,800, 3yo, 1 1/2mT,2:32.90, gd/sf.RENAIONE (IRE) (c, 3, Storming Home {GB}--Renilde{Fr}, by Bigstone {Ire}) Lifetime Record: 4-2-1-0,i18,530. O-Razza Dormello Olgiata; B-Giuseppe Rossi;T-Ovidio Pessi. *i14,000 RNA yrl >07 ITYSEP.

BRITAIN, Pontefract, 15.15, 6-29, ,12,000, 2yo, 6fT,1:17.57, gd/fm.JACK MY BOY (IRE) (c, 2, Tagula {Ire}--Bobanlyn {Ire},by Dance of Life) Lifetime Record: 5-3-0-1, ,14,956.O-Terry Earle; B-Mrs Sheila Walker; T-David Evans.*i17,000 yrl >08 TATIRE.

ITALY, Naples, 21.45, 6-28, i10,800, 3yo, 7 1/2fT,1:30.80, gd/sf.JOHANNES MOZART (IRE) (c, 3, Spinning World--Nicolitta {Ire}, by Nicolotte {GB}) Lifetime Record:13-6-1-1, i35,377. O-Valentina Sestili; B-MichaelBambrick; T-Elisabetta Bernardini. *i5,000 yrl >07GOFMIL.

ADDITIONAL MAIDEN WINNERS:Zaal (Fr), c, 2, Boreal (Ger)--Rose du Roi (Ire), by Royal Academy. La Teste de Buch, France, 6-28, Mdn, 2yo, c/g, 6fT. B-Gestut Ammerland. *i3,000 yrl '08 ARQAUG.+Nilene (Ire), f, 2, Chineur (Fr)--Shirley Collins (GB), by Robellino. Aix Les Bains, France, 6-28, Mdn, 2yo, 6fT. B-Peter Molony. *i10,000 2yo >09 ARQAPR. **1/2 to Carnival Run (GB) (Carnival Dancer {GB}), SW-Ger. ***Fifth winner for freshman sire (by Fasliyev). Eluseena (Ire), f, 2, Elusive City--Pop Alliance (Ire), by Entrepreneur (GB). La Teste de Buch, France, 6-28, Mdn, 2yo, f, 6fT. B-Michel Henochsberg and Mme P Ades-Hazan. *i22,000 wnlg >07 DEADEC; i45,000 yrl >08 ARQAUG.Amipsia (Ity), f, 2, King Charlemagne--Cottage Flower (Ity) (SP), by Bahamian Bounty. Naples, Italy, 6-28, Mdn, 2yo, f, 5fT. B-Allevamento La Nuova Sbarra SRL.Coloursoftheglen (Ire), c, 2, Le Vie Dei Colori (GB)-- Gertie Laurie (GB), by Lomond. Wolverhampton, Britain, 6-29, Mdn, 2yo, 7f 32ydsT. B-Glending Bloodstock. *i14,000 yrl '08 TATIRE. **Sixth winner for freshman sire (by Efisio {GB}). Virginia Hall (GB), f, 2, Medicean (GB)--Odette (GB), by Pursuit of Love (GB). Windsor, Britain, 6-29, Mdn, 2yo, f, 5f 10ydsT. B-Limestone & Tara Studs. *1/2 to Silca's Gift (GB) (Cadeaux Genereux {GB}), GSW- Eng, $110,650; Violette (GB) (Observatory), GSW- Eng & GSP-Fr, $225,492.West to East (Ire), f, 2, Mull of Kintyre--Imco Imagination (Ire), by Darshaan (GB). Livorno, Italy, 6-28, Mdn, 2yo, 7 1/2fT. B-Azienda Agricola Allevamento Deni.Mal and Dave (Ire), g, 2, Redback (GB)--Louvolite (Ire), by Fayruz (GB). Musselburgh, Britain, 6-29, Mdn, 2yo, 5fT. B-Tally-Ho Stud. *,14,500 yrl >08 DONAUG.+Camp Rock (Ire), c, 2, Tagula (Ire)--Olympic Rock (Ire), by Ballad Rock (Ire). Milan, Italy, 6-28, Mdn, 2yo, 5fT. B-Terence E Connelly. *i7,000 RNA wnlg >07 GOFNOV; ,10,000 2yo >09 DONAPR.Sorcillera (GB), f, 3, Anzillero (Ger)--Sorceress (Fr) (SW & GSP-Fr), by Fabulous Dancer. Munich, Germany, 6-28, Cond, 3yo, 1 1/4mT. B-Gestut Erlenhof. *1/2 to Commanche Court (Ire) (Commanche Run {GB}), Hwt. 3yo-Ata at 11-14f, SW-Ata, MSW-Stp-Ire & Eng; Sorivera (GB) (Irish River {Fr}), SW-Ger. Sovereign Baby (Ire), f, 3, Cadeaux Genereux (GB)-- Selana (Ger) (SP-Ger), by Lomitas (GB). Munich, Germany, 6-28, Cond, 3yo, 7fT. B-Klaus Hofman.Mooney Ridge (Ire), f, 3, Indian Ridge (Ire)--Holy Moon (Ire) (SW-Ity, $146,541), by Hernando (Fr). Milan, Italy, 6-28, Mdn, 3yo, 6fT. B-Alduino & Giuseppe Botti.Additional maiden winners cont. p6

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Additional maiden winners cont.

Maverin (Ire), c, 3, King=s Best--Minerva (Ire), by Caerleon. Windsor, Britain, 6-29, Mdn, 3-4yo, 6fT. B-Ballygallon Stud Ltd. *1/2 to Key of Solomon (Ire), (Machiavellian), SW-US, $146,326.Persefona (Ire), f, 3, Montjeu (Ire)--Top Forty (GB), by Rainbow Quest. Hamburg, Germany, 6-28, Cond, 3yo, f, 1 3/8mT. B-D G Hardisty Bloodstock. *92,000gns yrl >07 TATOCT.Rosen Opera (Fr), f, 3, Rosen Kavalier (Jpn)--Silver Swain (Fr), by Swain (Ire). Aix Les Bains, France, 6-28, Mdn, 3yo, 1 1/8mT. B-Mme Antoinette Tamagni-Bodmer.Straits of Hormuz, f, 3, War Chant--Tjinouska, by Cozzene. Pontefract, Britain, 6-29, Mdn, 3-4yo, f, 10f 6ydsT. B-Stratford Place Stud. *$150,000 yrl >07 KEESEP.

IN AUSTRALASIA:Magic Model (Aus), f, 2, Choisir (Aus)--Balkan Queen (Aus), by Citidancer (Ire). Rosehill (Sydney), 6-27, Hcp, 2yo, 7fT. B-Narish Holdings Pty Ltd.Take the Rap (NZ), c, 2, No Excuse Needed (GB)--Aroon (NZ), by Volksraad (GB). Flemington (Melbourne), 6-27, Hcp, 2yo, 7f 10ydsT. B-G J Chittick.Winter King (NZ), c, 2, One Cool Cat--Something Special (Aus), by Bletchingly (Aus). Canterbury (Sydney), 6-16, Hcp, 2yo, 5 1/2fT. B-P G Gillespie & W J Gleeson. Faint Perfume (Aus), f, 2, Shamardal--Zona (Aus), by Zabeel (NZ). Warwick Farm (Sydney), 6-17, Hcp, 2yo, 7fT. B-Wynyarra Stud Pty Ltd.Norwegian (Aus), g, 2, Testa Rossa (Aus)--Midnight Sun (Aus), by Western Symphony. Morphettville (Adelaide), 6-27, Hcp, 2yo, 7fT. B-R J Crabtree.Keshaar (Aus), g, 2, Xaar (GB)--Keshet (NZ), by Long Row (GB). Belmont (Perth), 6-20, Cond, 2yo, 5fT. B-Oakland Park Stud.Altavilla (Aus), g, 3, Anabaa--Albanella (Ger), by Caerleon. Warwick Farm (Sydney), 6-17, Hcp, 3yo/up, Hcp, 1mT. B-Woodlands Stud.Togha (Aus), g, 3, Choisir (Aus)--Blue Mink (Aus), by Quest for Fame (GB). Canterbury (Sydney), 6-25, Mdn, 3yo/up, c/g, 6fT. B-R M Daisley.Battlefield (Aus), g, 3, Choisir (Aus)--Charming Charge (Aus), by Rory=s Jester (Aus). Eagle Farm (Brisbane), 6-20, Hcp, 3yo, 6fT. B-J Fraser.

Toast of Dubai (Aus), f, 3, Dubai Destination--It=s You (Aus), by Celtic Swing (GB). Eagle Farm (Brisbane), 6-20, Mdn, 3yo/up, f/m, 5fT. B-Grandlodge Thoroughbreds Pty Ltd.Mysterious Light (Aus), f, 3, Fantastic Light--Cirque du Soleil (Aus), by Danehill. Randwick (Sydney), 6-20, Hcp, 3yo, f, 7fT. B-P K Siu.Shaolin Do (Aus), g, 3, Golden Snake--Bahamian Breeze (Aus), by Bahamian Bounty (GB). Doomben (Brisbane), 6-17, Mdn, 3yo/up, 10f 20ydsT. B-D Munro.Cloudy Morning (Aus), f, 3, Lujain--Dancing Cloud (Aus), by Kala Dancer (GB). Rosehill (Sydney), 6-27, Hcp, 3yo, f, 6fT. B-Eclipse Stud.Platinum Zana (NZ), f, 3, Noverre--Fanfare (Aus), by Mighty Avalanche (Aus). Tauranga (New Zealand), 6-20, Tauranga Classic-Listed, 3yo/up, f/m, Hcp, 7fT, NZ$37,500 to winner. B-C J Grady & Spicer Management.Nightime Jockey (NZ), g, 3, Pentire (GB)--Silver Chalice (NZ), by St Hilarion. Te Rapa (New Zealand), 6-25, Hcp, 3yo/up, 1 1/2mT. B-W J Stewart.Rose Syrah (Aus), f, 3, Testa Rossa (Aus)--Rose Between (Aus), by Kala Dancer (GB). Sandown (Melbourne), 6-24, Hcp, 3yo, f, 7fT. B-A C Stevens.Bejewelled (Aus), f, 4, Anabaa--Bacchetto (Aus), by Canny Lad (Aus). Randwick (Sydney), 6-20, Hcp, 4yo/up, f/m, 6fT. B-N Moraitis.Worthing (Aus), g, 4, Danehill Dancer (Ire)--Millie (Aus), by Marscay (Aus). Te Rapa (New Zealand), 6-25, Hcp, 3yo/up, 6fT. B-Randwick Bloodstock Agency Pty Ltd.#Niwot (Aus), g, 4, Galileo (Ire)--Too Darn Hot (NZ) (SW-Aus), by Noble Bijou. Rosehill (Sydney), 6-27, Thomas Hotels Winter Cup-Listed, 3yo/up, 1 1/2mT. B-A E Vrisakis, S Flynn & Mrs A Flynn.Jara (Aus), c, 4, Sadler=s Wells--Musk Lime, by Private Account. Sandown (Melbourne), 6-24, Hcp, 4yo/up, 1 1/2mT. B-Orpendale & Chelston Ireland Ltd.De Arias (NZ), g, 5, Montjeu (Ire)--Miss Fonteyn (Aus), by Citidancer (Ire). Moonee Valley (Melbourne), 6-20, Hcp, 4yo/up, 10f 45ydsT. B-J C & Mrs M A Thompson.Carib (NZ), m, 5, Montjeu (Ire)--Stella Artois (NZ), by Star Way (GB). Avondale (New Zealand), 6-27, Hcp, 3yo/up, 1 5/16mT. B-Jomara Bloodstock Ltd.Our Genes (NZ), g, 6, Generous (Ire)--Di Luna (Ire), by Fairy King. Riccarton (Christchurch), 6-20, Hcp, 4yo/up, 6fT. B-Golden Horseshoe Syndicate.Limani (Aus), m, 6, High Yield--Zabori (NZ), by Zabeel (NZ). Rosehill (Sydney), 6-27, Hcp, 3yo/up, f/m, 6 1/2fT. B-D O=Connor.

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