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BARBARO >FEELING GOOD= Two days after undergoing surgery to repair multi-ple fractures in his right hind leg, Barbaro(Dynaformer) was continuing to make progress in his

recovery, his surgeonDr. Dean Richardsonsaid Wednesday morn-ing. "Barbaro is doingvery well,@ Dr. Richardson said. AHe's actuallybetter today than hewas even [Monday],and he was pretty goodyesterday. He's prettyagile. I was telling[owners] Roy and

Gretchen [Jackson] that he's done a couple of thingsthat manifest his level of comfort. One of which is hewas actually scratching his left ear with his left hindleg, which is his good leg. When I was in workingwith him this morning, he kind of waved at me withhis left hind leg. He's feeling very good and he'swalking very well in the limb and has absolutely nor-mal vital signs today--his temperature, pulse, respira-tion, attitude, appetite." Correcting a statment froman early press conference, Richardson said that thereare actually 27 screws--and not 23--in Barbaro's in-jured leg. Despite Barbaro's progress, Richardsonreiterated that the Kentucky Derby winning colt has along way to go before his recovery can be consideredcomplete. "I've tried to emphasize before that badthings can happen at any time with horses who havehad these kind of injuries," he said. "Good things takea long time to happen. It will be a few months beforewe know if we have this thing anywhere close tobeing healed. The single most important thing is thatwe are maintain his level of comfort on the fracturedlimb. If we can keep him comfortable on his right hindlimb, that is the most important thing in a horse interms of healing a catastrophic fracture. We obviouslylook at indications of infection, in terms of bloodwork, and any local heat pain or swelling."

The Jacksons Meet the Press... The Jacksons also appeared at the press conference,making their first public statement since the Preakness.Roy Jackson began by thanking several individuals,

including jockey Edgar Prado,trainer Michael Matz, the Pimlicooutiders and the on-track veteri-narians who first reached theinjured horse. Jackson saidBarbaro was insured for mortal-ity and breeding purposes, butdeclined to reveal how much thepolicy was worth. "We've runthrough the gamut of emotionsfrom the Kentucky Derby of eu-phoria to the devastation of thePreakness in our family," hesaid. "I think we've gone

through our own personal feelings. I think the sad partis in Barbaro's case that the American public won't geta chance to see him continue his racing career." It wasalso announced at the press conference that theBarbaro Fund has been launched. The proceeds fromthat fund will benefit the New Bolton Center. For moreinformation on Barbaro=s recovery and to contribute tothe Fund, visit http://www.vet.upenn.edu.htm cont. p2

GEORGE ON COURSE Aidan O=Brien has confirmed Susan Magnier, MichaelTabor and Derrick Smith's George Washington (Ire)(Danehill) an intended runner in Saturday=s G1 Irish

2000 Guineas at The Curragh.While the prospect of softground is not ideal for theNewmarket G1 2000 Guineashero, the Ballydoyle condi-tioner told the Racing Post thatthe plan was to run. AObvi-ously, he's a very fast,good-moving horse, as heshowed at Newmarket lasttime, but the plan has always

been to run in the Irish 2000,@ O=Brien told the Post.AWe'll see how things are with him and the others laterin the week.@

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HURRICANE RIVALS ON THE RUN Michael Ta-bor=s Hurricane Run (Ire) (Montjeu {Ire}) was yesterdaysupplemented to Sunday=s G1 Tattersalls Gold Cup atThe Curragh, where he looks likely to meet a diminishedfield. Last year=s G1 Irish Derby and G1 Prix de l=Arc deTriomphe scorer will face a maximum of five rivals inthe 1 5/16-mile contest, with Roldvale Ltd=s DavidJunior (Pleasant Tap) only a possible at this stage.Trainer Brian Meehan has yet to commit the G1 DubaiSheema Classic hero and ground conditions will deter-mine his participation. AThe best they=re hoping for isyielding and that would put us off,@ he said yesterday.AHe=s a good, fast-ground horse, so we=ll play it prettycool with him, but this is one of the best opportunitiesto take on Hurricane Run.@ Jockey Jamie Spencer isbooked to maintain his partnership with the four-year-old David Junior and he is also hoping for a dryingweek. AIt will be interesting to see what Brian doesbetween now and the weekend, but he wouldn=t wantextremes of ground,@ he added. AVery soft groundwould blunt his speed.@ Trainer Jim Bolger has left inthe multiple Group 1 winner Alexander Goldrun (Ire)(Gold Away {Ire}), but has stated a preference for Satur-day=s G2 Ridgewood Pearl S. at the track, while AidanO=Brien might not be represented in the race, despiteleaving in last year=s GI Breeders= Cup Turf runner-upAce (Ire) (Danehill).

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BELVA, 8, Theatrical (Ire) --Committed, by HagleyFoal born Apr. 26, a filly by Aldebaran.Will be bred back to Ghostzapper.Owned by and boarded at Keene Ridge Farm, Ky.Accomplishments: Dam of English Channel (SmartStrike), GISW, $1,499,028.

STARLORE, 15, Spectacular Bid--Mysterious Star byNijinsky IIFoal born Apr. 30, a filly by Menifee.Will be bred back to Fusaichi Pegasus.Owned by Aruthur Hancock & Gerald Healy. Boarded at Stone Farm, Ky.Accomplishmets: Dam of Quest (Seeking the Gold),GISW, $768,012.

RAGING APALACHEE, 18, Apalachee--Fager=s Charismaby Dr. FagerFoal born May 2, a filly by Unbridled=s Song.Will be bred back to Forest Danger.Owned by BDP Holding.Boarded at Taylor Made Farm, Ky.Accomplishments: Dam of Artax (Marquetry), Ch.Sprinter, MGISW, $1,666,040; and Eishen Weiden(Touch Gold), $588,451-JPN.

LOVE OF IRELAND, 22, Irish River (Fr)--Crown theQueen by SwapsFoal born Mar. 31, a filly by Honor Glide.Will be bred back to Honor Glide.Owned by and boarded at Bonnie Heath Farm LLC., Fl.Accomplishments: Dam of Robin De Nest, SW, GSP,$391,867; and Mr. Freckles, GSP, $226,665.

JOYOUS SUSAN, 23, If This Be So--Susan=s Girl byQuadrangleFoal born Apr. 6, a filly by Honor Glide.Owned by and boarded at Bonnie Heath Farm LLC.Accomplishments: Dam of Outstander, MSW,$309,855

CALL HER, 11, Caller I.D.--Jolie Britt, by CaveatFoal born Apr. 19, a colt by Yes It=s True.Will be bred back to Giant=s Causeway.Owned by and boarded at Glencrest Farm, Ky.Accomplishments: SW. Dam of Matched (Smart Strike),SW, $180,763; Battle Won (Honour and Glory), GSW &MGISP, $566,710.

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WEEKEND PEDIGREEPERSPECTIVES

by Alan Porter

A.P. Indy

Seattle SlewBold Reasoning

BoldnesianReason to Earn

My CharmerPoker

Fair Charmer

Weekend SurpriseSecretariat

Bold RulerSomethingroyal

Lassie DearBuckpasserGay Missile

Cara RafaelaGISW

6 Fls, 5 Wnrs, 1 GISW, 1 GSP

Quiet AmericanFappiano

Mr. ProspectorKillaloe

DemureDr. Fager

Quiet Charm

Oil FableWnr

12 Fls, 7 Wnrs, 2 GSW, 1 SP

Spectacular BidBold BidderSpectacular

Northern Fable12Fls, 7Wnrs, 1GSP

Northern DancerFairway Fable

BERNARDINI, c, 2003

Saturday, PimlicoPREAKNESS S.-GI, $1,000,000, PIM, 5-20, 3yo, 1 3/16m, 1:54 3/5, ft.1--sBERNARDINI, 126, c, 3, by A.P. Indy

1st Dam: Cara Rafaela (GISW, $884,452), by Quiet American2nd Dam: Oil Fable, by Spectacular Bid3rd Dam: Northern Fable, by Northern Dancer

O/B-Darley Stable (KY); T-Thomas Albertrani; J-J Castellano; $600,000. Lifetime Record: 4-3-0-0, $710,480. *1/2 to Ile De France (Storm Cat), GISP, $125,300.Click for the brisnet.com chart or the free brisnet.comcatalogue-style pedigree.

While the enduring memory of the 2006 Preakness S.will be of the cruel injury which struck Barbaro, theremarkable winning effort of Bernardini should not beoverlooked. On only his fourth lifetime start, Bernardiniproduced a dominant display to score by 53 lengthsfrom Kentucky Derby favorite Sweetnorthernsaint whilerecording a Beyer Speed figure which was higher thanthat achieved by Barbaro in the Derby. Bernardini=s victory corrected something of an anom-aly in the stud career of his sire, A.P. Indy. The leadingsire of classic-distance U.S. dirt runners over the lastdecade or so, A.P. Indy had never previously beenrepresented by a winner of one of the Triple Crownevents, his nearest efforts being seconds by Aptitude inthe Kentucky Derby and Belmont S., and seconds by AP Valentine in the Preakness and Belmont S. A.P. Indydaughters have had a little more success in the classics,with Secret Status capturing the GI Kentucky Oaks andGI Mother Goose S., and Jilbab the GI CCA Oaks. Ofcourse, the narrow focus of Triple Crown races aside,A.P. Indy=s record is quite exceptional, a fact which isreflected in his $300,000 stud fee.

To date he has 88 stakes winners from his first 10crops, including Horse of the Year Mineshaft and cham-pion two-year-old filly Tempera, and in addition toBernardini and the two fillies mentioned above, hisGrade I winners also include the aforementioned Apti-tude and A P Valentine, Golden Missile, Symboli Indy,Tomisue=s Delight, Stephen Got Even, Friends Lake,Passing Shot, Sweet Symphony, Runup the Colors, A.P. Adventure and Royal Indy. This year he is repre-sented by graded stakes winners, A. P. Warrior andTeammate, both three, and Master Commander, whotook the GIII William Donald Schaefer H. on thePreakness S. undercard. One factor which comes to mind with regard to A.P.Indy and the classics is that, even though he was him-self a juvenile Grade I winner, several of his best off-spring have reached their peak either later in theirthree-year-old career or as older horses. In the case ofBernardini, however, a dose of early maturity is sup-plied by his dam, Cara Rafaela. A member of the first crop of Quiet American, Cara Rafaela was a juvenilestandout, winning the GII Alcibiades S. and GI Holly-wood Starlet S., and taking second in the GI Matron S.and GI Breeders= Cup Juvenile Fillies.

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Pedigree Perspectives cont.

Cara Rafaela failed to captured a black-type event atthree, but continued to display excellent form, captur-ing seconds in the GI Ashland S., GI Santa Anita Oaks,GI Las Virgenes S. and GII Black-Eyed Susan S. (overthe track where her son would earn classic glory 10years later), and thirds in the GI Kentucky Oaks and GIMothern Goose S. Sidelined after that race, CaraRafaela was much less effective when she returned atfour, although she did add a win the restricted Pico PicoS. at Fairplex Park. She had produced four foals prior toBernardini, the best of which was her first offspring,the GI Santa Anita Oaks third Ile de France (Storm Cat). Cara Rafaela was half-sister to another very talentedperformer in Abaginone. A son of Devil=s Bag,Abaginone combined brilliant speed with glass-like legs.Indeed, such was his fragility that he faced the starter just 10 times in three years of racing. He won seven ofthose 10 starts, and put up some memorable displays,including in the GIII Los Angeles H., where he setbreathtaking fractions, only to be caught late by thatyear=s GI Breeders= Cup Sprint runner-up Paying Dues,who forced a dead-heat; and the GIII Portero Grande H.,where recorded a 116 Beyer as he crossed the line sixlengths clear of the runner-up, Grade I winner DramaticGold, with that year=s champion sprinter Lit de Justiceoff the board. Abaginone retired to stand at stud inex-pensively in New York and after a slow start had a bigyear in 2005 when he was represented by Grade Iwinner Acey Deucey and graded-stakes winner UncleCammie. However, this run came too late to rescueAbaginone=s U.S. career, as he was sold to Mexico in2003. Oil Fable, the dam of Cara Rafaela and Abaginone,was only a minor winner, but owned an excellent pedi-gree, as she was by Spectacular Bid out of NorthernDancer=s graded-stakes winning daughter NorthernFable. The next dam, Fairway Fable, a stakes-winningdaughter of Never Bend, is granddam of English Groupwinner Majmu, and third dam of Muhtathir, a Group 1winning miler in France, and Hook and Ladder, a dualgraded-stakes winning sprinter by Dixieland Band, whois now at stud in New York. It=s an oft-stated fact that A.P. Indy=s sire SeattleSlew and Mr. Prospector came from the same immedi-ate female line (Seattle Slew=s granddam being inbredto that family), and that the pair have frequently worked well together. This is particularly so for A.P.Indy, who has sired at least 28 stakes winners on thecross, including Bernardini, and other Grade I winnersSweet Symphony, A. P. Adventure, Jilbab, Tomisue=sDelight and Mineshaft. What is interesting here, how-ever, is that other than Capote, until the arrival of A.P.Indy, Seattle Slew and his sons had not flourished with mares descending from Mr. Prospector throughFappiano.

Other than those by Capote, or by an A.P. Indy linehorse, there is only graded-stakes winner by a SeattleSlew line stallion out of Fappiano line mare). A.P. Indy,however has recently been flourishing with theFappiano line. He has Grade I winner A. P. Adventureand Japanese stakes winner Aratama Indy out of Fappiano mares; and in his current three-year-old crop,Bernardini and GII San Felipe S. victor A. P. Warrior outof mares by Quiet American, and the GII Bonnie Miss S.victress, Teammate out of a mare by another Fappianoson, Rubiano. Quiet American might particularly be playing into theLa Troienne background in A.P. Indy=s pedigree. SeattleSlew=s dam has the sisters Striking and Busher 3x3,and A.P. Indy=s second dam is by Buckpasser, who isout of Busanda, a three-parts sister to Striking andBusher (all three being by War Admiral out of daughtersof La Troienne). Quiet American is inbred 3x2 to Dr. Fager, whose broodmare sire, Better Self, is by LaTroienne=s son, Bimelech, out of a War Admiral mare.Alan Porter may be contacted atportrpedigree@msn.com. Please cc TDN managementat suefinley@thoroughbreddailynews.com.

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A.P. INDY BERNARDINI - 1st Preakness S.-G1 MASTER COMMAND - 1st William Donald Schaefer H.-G3

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DARLEY DAY Tom Albertrani, former Bill Mott and Saeed Bin Suroorassistant, was having a big day even before thePreakness: Songster, a three-year-old colt from the first

crop by Songandaprayer whocost $200,000 at the 2004Fasig July yearling sale, hadalready won the six-furlongGIII Hirsch Jacobs S. forthree-year-old sprinters by 10lengths, running a Beyerspeed figure of 107. Interest-ingly, like Bernardini, Song-ster debuted at GulfstreamPark in January and, likeBernardini, was also making

his fourth lifetime start. Could be a trend here, an anglefor trainer Albertrani, who was scoring at a 22-percentclip for the year before Saturday--bet anything he sendsout that is making its fourth start, having made its firststart at Gulfstream in January. We'll never know whether Bernardini, who ran asparkling Beyer 113 when easily disposing of surpriseGI Kentucky Derby favorite Sweetnorthernsaint, wouldhave derailed Barbaro's Triple Crown bid had the Derbyhero not broken down. In reality, the larger tragedyrenders it a somewhat meaningless question. Fair enough: Edgar Prado probably deserves theEclipse Award this year for managing to pull Barbaro upin time to at least give him a chance to survive, and thefact that the focus this week has been more on Barbarothan Bernardini is actually great news for racing, be-cause it shows how many people actually do careabout the horses, that they are not just numbers, notjust 'the six horse.' The Blood-Horse reported that theiron-line site's record number for 'hits' was shatteredSaturday night, and then again Sunday morning.

His breakdown was one of those horrible moments inAmerican racing when a champion goes down: AndyBeyer likened it to Ruffian in the 1975 match race withFoolish Pleasure; I thought immediately of Go forWand's awful breakdown in the 1990 Breeders' Cup.No matter where you watched the race, there waspalpable distress in the air on Saturday, and Bernardini'swin was almost a footnote. Connections weren't ex-actly hopping around high-fiving each other on thewinner's stand; in fact, I thought John Ferguson did agreat job in conveying the enthusiasm of the winner'scamp as well as the anguish and concern of everybodywho loves horse racing during the presentation. Racingwas delivered another pulverizing body blow Saturday,so the concern for Barbaro at least provides us hard-ened professionals some welcome reassurance that theoutside world actually does care a little bit. Whatever might or might not have happened hadBarbaro stood up, Bernardini was always travelling likea winner Saturday, and he did register a Beyer numberof 113, two points higher than Barbaro's Derby-winning'fig.' You want to say 'it would take an act of God' forBernardini not to win the Belmont, considering his sire,A.P. Indy, won it on the way to becoming one of thetop sires for North American racing, but after last week-end you wouldn't care to tempt fate like that. Let's justhope Bernardini gets the days in the sun the Preaknesssuggests he should, and that Barbaro survives. Sheikh Mohammed's Godolphin operation may be inthe doldrums over here in EuropeB-just about everybodyis, considering the weather, except for Sir MichaelStoute. (Stoute has won with 36 percent of his startersthis season, 43 percent this month, including four Oakspreps in the last two weeks.) But Tom Albertrani'sPimlico double was supplemented by a third Darleystakes win Saturday. This was registered by ChangingWeather, a Storm Boot colt who had cost $260,000 atOBS last March, and won Churchill Downs' six-furlongMatt Winn S. for trainer Eoin Harty. Considering theyscored three stakes wins, including their first AmericanClassic, the Darley team at least has reason to becheerful about how their American operation is doing.

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Pedigree Notes... He's a bit of a forgotten man these days, but oldCadeaux Genereux, maybe better known now as thesire of Bahamian Bounty, got a timely boost last week-end, with three individual two-year-old winners in Brit-ain last Friday and Saturday...Here are a couple ofinteresting inbred horses: first, High Cotton, winner ofthe $100,000 Sir Barton S. on the Preaknessundercard. He is by Dixie Union, who is by DixielandBand out of a Capote mare, and he's himself out of anA.P. Indy mare--so inbred 4x3 to Seattle Slew. Thenthere's Magic American, very impressive winner of afive-furlong contest for unraced two-year-old fillies atLongchamp last Friday in :57.6 seconds. This rocket isinbred 3x3 to Storm Bird, being by Storm Cat's sonHigh Yield out of a mare by Bluebird, son of Storm Bird.Bred by the Castleton Group and trained by CriquetteHead for T.A. Ryan, you can chalk up a stakes win forthis filly in her next start. Second to her was Beta, ahalf-sister to Bago by Selkirk, who is about as hot a sirethis year as Michael Stoute is a trainer. That's prettyhot.

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STOP TRAFFIC, 13, Cure the Blue-- Save My Soul, byI=m A Hell RaiserFoal born Apr. 19, a colt by Pleasantly Perfect.Will be bred back to Unbridled=s Song.Owned by Diamond A Racing Corp.Boarded at Diamond A Farms.Accomplishments: MGISW of $864,519.

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HALO AT DAWN, 19, Halo--Stolen Beads, by ProtantoFoal born Apr. 19, a colt by Maria=s Mon.Will be bred back to Atticus.Boarded at Magali Farms, Ca.Accomplishments: Dam of Ringaskiddy (Slewvescent),GISW, $639,591; At Dawn (Robannier), SP.

MEADOW SILK, 17, Meadowlake--Silken Doll, by ChieftainFoal born Apt. 19, a colt by More Than Ready.Will be bred back to More Than Ready.Owned by Gulf Coast Farms.Boarded at Taylor Made Farm, Ky.Accomplishments: SW; Dam of Bay Head King (SaintBallado), MSP, $210,713.

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Preis der Diana DusseldorfJune 11 Prix de Diane ChantillyJune 18 Oaks d=Italia San Siro

Gran Premio di Milano San SiroJune 20 St. James=s Palace S. Royal Ascot

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WEDNESDAY,MAY 24, 2006

4:40p 8th-BEL, $46K, 3yo/up, f/m, 1mTVG PLEASANT LYRICS (Pleasant Tap) returns from an 11-

month layoff. After a successful debut last April at Gulfstream,the Edward Evans homebred was second in an ALW, thenmissed by a neck in the off-the-turf Boiling Springs S. May 29.She was third at 4-5 to Sweet Symphony in an ALW atBelmont June 24 before being sidelined and has been workingnicely for her comeback. brisnet.com pps

5:17p 9th-CDX, $50K, Msw, 3yo/up, f/m, 1 1/8mTTVG CODE BOOK (Giant’s Causeway) makes her first start since

Sept. 22. The first foal from MGISW Secret Status (A.P. Indy),she ran eighth in that outing at Belmont. TheFarish/Elkins/Webber homebred adds blinkers and gets Lasixthis time. Also in the field is Special Heritage (Gone West), adaughter of MGISW Heritage of Gold (Gold Legend) who wasthe runner-up in each of her two previous starts, both on theChurchill lawn. The $170K KEESEP yrl hasn’t raced sincefinishing second in the Caressing S. Nov. 19. brisnet.com pps

6:20p 5th-HOL, $45K, Msw, 3yo/up, 5 1/2fTTVG RATEAU (Rahy), a 1/2 to MGSW Lexicon, tries the turf in his

fourth trip postward. The chestnut was a good second going 5 1/2f on the Santa Anita main track Apr. 15, then showedgood speed before tiring to be eighth--beaten 4.5l--in a 6fmaiden on the dirt at Hollywood May 6. Among the newcomersin the field is Ellwood and Jake (Mr. Greeley), a son of GISPOur Little Margie (Majestic Light) who has posted several a.m.bullets. brisnet.com pps

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JOHANNESBURG COLT TOPS MIDLANTICOPENER Zounds (Johannesburg), from the first cropof his champion sire, attracted a record final bid of$625,000 to top Monday=s opening session of theFasig-Tipton Midlantic Preferred Two-Year-Olds in Train-ing Sale in Timonium, Maryland. The price was a recordfor the auction. The juvenile is out of Hasty Appeal(World Appeal), a half-sister to the dams of SilveryHoney, Powerful Punch, Truth of It All and I Ain=t Bluff-ing. He is a half-brother to graded stakes winner Dr.Park (Honor Grades). Zounds was consigned by DanzelBrendemuehl=s Classic Bloodstock, agent, and waspurchased by bloodstock agent Joe Brocklebank onbehalf of Jeff Singer. During Monday=s session, 183two-year-olds sold for $9,827,000. The average rose15.3 percent from a year ago to $53,699, while themedian rose 4.9 percent to $32,000. Stats p2

Red Bullet Colt Tops Tuesday’s Early Bidding A colt by GI Preakness S. winner Red Bullet sold for$330,000 to top the early returns at yesterday=s finalsession of the Midlantic Preferred Sale. Consigned byCiaran Dunne=s Wavertree Stables, hip 409 was pur-chased by Erik and Pavla Nygaard. Out of Patooie(Strike Gold), the juvenile is a half to graded stakesplaced Copelan Too. Complete results of yesterday=ssession will appear in tomorrow=s TDN.

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Hip Sex Sire Dam Price246 c Johannesburg Hasty Appeal $625,000

($175,000 yrl >05 OBSAUG)B-Luis de Hechavarria (Fl)

Consigned by Classic Bloodstock (D Brendemuehl), agentPurchased by J Brocklebank, agent/Jeff Singer

102 c Silver Deputy Kopenhagen $425,000($60,000 yrl >05 KEESEP)

B-Haras Santa Maria de Araras SA (Ky)Consigned by Murray Smith, agent

Purchased by Zayat Stables128 c Holy Bull Dancing Ballade $410,000

($47,000 yrl >05 FTKJUL)B-Daybreak Stables (Ky)

Consigned by Eddie Woods, agent for Daybreak Stables IncPurchased by Carboys.com Stable

85 c Distorted Humor Cat=s Image $400,000B-Sally Andersen (Ky)

Consigned by Scanlon Training Center, agentPurchased by Barry Berkelhammer, agent

83 c Awesome Again Catcher $220,000B-Overbrook Farm (Ky)

Consigned by Woodside Ranch, Agent IIPurchased by Zayat Stables

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H A M E R I C A N - B R E D W I N N E R S H

Canadian Hall of Fame ‘06 Equine InducteesTHOROUGHBREDS• Bold Ruckus (Boldnesian)• Lauries Dancer (Northern Dancer)

STANDARDBREDS• Armbro Emerson• As Promised• Run The Table• Armbro Feather

H E A S T HCANADIAN HALL OF FAME 2006 INDUCTEESThe Canadian Horse Racing Hall of Fame announced its2006 inductees yesterday, headlined by the late SteveStavro in the Builders= category. The gala Hall of Fameinduction ceremonies will be held Thursday, Aug. 24, atthe Mississauga Convention Centre on Derry Road. Thisyear=s inductees features 11 new members, includingfour Standardbreds and two Thoroughbreds (see box).Included among the human inductees are Thoroughbredtrainers James E. Day and David Cross Jr., anddriver/trainers Doug Brown and Jacques Hebert.

IN FRANCE:Trezene, c, 4, Atticus. See AEuropean Breeders= Edition.@

Second-crop starters to Watch: Wednesday, May 24

Sire (Sire’s Sire), Farm, 2002 Fee, #foals of racing age/Winners/SWRace #-track, race type, distance, runner, odds (if available)

BROKEN VOW (Unbridled), Pin Oak, $10K, 188/33/18-HOL, Msw, 4 1/2f, +Prenuptial, $150K BAR MAR 2yoPUT IT BACK (Honour and Glory), Bridlewood, $5K, 79/15/25-HOL, Msw, 5 1/2fT, +Starting Pitcher, $80K FTK JUL yrlTIZNOW (Cee's Tizzy), WinStar, $30K, 190/19/12-BEL, Msw, 1 1/16m, +Tiz StorminVALID BELFAST (Valid Appeal), Judice, $1000, 83/4/03-EVD, Msw, 5 1/2f, +Value Your Money, 10-1

First-crop progeny to watch: Wednesday, May 24Sire (Sire’s Sire), Farm, 2003 Fee, #foals of racing age/Winners/SWRace #-track, race type, distance, runner, odds (if available)TRIBAL RULE (Storm Cat), River Edge, $5K, 54/2/08-HOL, Msw, 4 1/2f, Rockella, $5K BAR OCT yrl

Yesterday=s Results:5th-DEL, $46,300, Alw, Opt. Clm. ($75,000),NW16MX, 3yo/up, 6f, 1:10 1/5, ft.1--DASHBOARD DRUMMER, 119, g, 5, Alamocitos-- Groovin Moment, by Magic Moment II (Fr). O-Preferred Pals Stable; B-Bob & Paulette Pogue (OK); T-Garry F Lee. Lifetime Record: GSW & GISP, 24-6-3-7, $352,566.(DH)-2--Peeping Tom, 119, h, 9, Eagle Eyed--Artful Pleasure, by Nasty and Bold.(DH)-2-- Forest Park, 119, g, 5, Forest Wildcat-- Delicacy, by Pleasant Colony. ($185,000 wlng '01 KEENOV).Margins: 3/4, DH, 1 3/4. Odds: 2.40, 4.90, 1.40. Dashboard Drummer, winner of the GIII Sapling S.and third in the GI Champagne S. as a juvenile, wasfourth over the Aqueduct lawn Apr. 28. The dark baygelding moved into contention around the turn, waitedfor racing room in upper stretch and began challengingfor the lead with a furlong to run. He outkicked thedead-heated runner-ups for his first win since lastMarch.

8th-PHA, $23,100, Alw, Opt. Clm. ($32,000), NW2X,3yo, f, 6f, 1:10 2/5, ft.LIVERMORE VALLEY (f, 3, Mt. Livermore--Secret Pros-pect {MSW, $520,270}, by Allen's Prospect) followeda June 30 maiden victory with a 4 1/2-length win in theColleen S. last August. Off four months after that ef-fort, the dark bay filly returned to be third in the Dec. 14 Randaroo S. and followed up with runner-upefforts in the Jan. 2 Ruthless S. and the Apr. 14 RoadPrincess S., all at Aqueduct. The 1-2 favorite stalkedthe pacesetter, took charge at the quarter pole andinched clear before just holding off the late rally ofHailie=s Girl (Lucky North) by a head. The winner is ahalf-sister to Tangier Sound (Rahy, MSW, $265,970).Lifetime Record: SW, 7-3-3-1, $111,855. O-Conover Stable. B-Robert Hahn (MD). T-James TRyerson.

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Session Totals 2006 2005No. Offered 252 257No. Sold 183 194RNAs 69 63% RNAs 27.4% 24.5%Gross $9,827,000 $9,035,500Average $53,699 (+15.3%) $46,575Median $32,000 (+4.9%) $30,500

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H I N D U S T R Y I N F O H

STAKES CLOSINGS

TODAY, WEDNESDAY, MAY 24:06-03 $175,000a Milady Breeders= Cup H.-II,

Hol, 3yo/up, f/m, 8.5fT (175)06-04 $175,000a Honeymoon Breeders= Cup H.-II, Hol,

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2.05p Saint-Cloud, Cond, €26,000, 3yo, c/g, 1½mTGetaway (Ger), c, 3, Monsun (Ger) lost out by a short head in a bobberwith Minkowski (GB) in a debutantes race at Longchamp Apr. 30. Herepresents the Baron Georg von Ullmann-Andre Fabre axis responsiblefor Shirocco (Ger). This half to the 2002 G1 Oaks d’Italia heroineGuadalupe (Ger) and last year’s G2 Prix de Pomone runner-upGuadalajara (Ger), a recent Godolphin acquisition, can only improvewith experience.

5.10p Kempton, Cond, £18,000, 3yo, f, 1½mTPark Esteem (Ire), f, 3, Singspiel (Ire) was introduced in the May 7Listed Pretty Polly S. at Newmarket, which is a measure of the regard inwhich trainer Jeremy Noseda holds this Lodge Park Stud homebred. Inthe event, she was far from disgraced when third behind the G1 EpsomOaks-bound Riyalma (Ire) in testing ground and is bred to be smart,being out of Seamus Burns’s top broodmare Park Special (Ire). Thatmakes her a half to the dual Group 1 winner Central Park (Ire), G2Lowther S. heroine Velvet Moon (Ire), and Mellow Park (Ire), whocarried Burns’ colors to success in the 2002 G3 Lancashire Oaks.

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Amorama (Fr) (Sri Pekan), 5f, 1:01.82, 7/14 Deputy Glitters (Deputy Commander), 5f, 1:01.14, 4/14

CHURCHILL DOWNSBending Strings (American Chance), 5f, •:59.60, 1/12 Einstein (Brz) (Spend a Buck, 5fT, •1:01.20, 1/13 Senor Swinger (El Prado {Ire}), 6f, 1:15.40, 3/3 Silverfoot (With Approval), 5fT, 1:01.80, 2/13

SARATOGAGulch Approval (Gulch), 4f, :50.52, 10/26 India (Hennessy), 4f, :49.36, 5/26 Spanish Chestnut (Horse Chestnut {SAf}), •:48.84, 1/26

(East report cont.)6th-DEL, $36,300, Msw, 2yo, f, 4 1/2f, :52 4/5, ft.+SHELBY'S MEMORY (f, 2, Forest Camp--Timely Ex-pression {SP, $246,956}, by Timely One), a $25,000OBSAUG yearling, debuted as the 5-2 third choice. Onthe lead from the start, the bay filly drew away on theturn and won by 2 3/4 lengths over favored Glacken=sMark (Smoke Glacken). Lifetime Record: 1-1-0-0,$21,600. O-Willowbrook Farm & Steve Klesaris. B-Gulf CoastFarms Bloodstock LP (KY). T-Steve Klesaris.

4th-CRC, $28,000, Msw, 2yo, f, 2f, :22 2/5, ft.ALL AMERICAN MIZ (f, 2, Grand Slam--Miz UnitedStates {MSW, $298,904}, by Valid Appeal) tired tothird as the even-money choice in her 4 1/2-furlongdebut at this track May 9. Even-money again here, thechestnut filly forged to the lead between foes in thefinal furlong and gamely held off 10-1 outsider PerfectLie (Outofthebox) for a half-length victory. LifetimeRecord: 2-1-0-1, $21,330. O-Trilogy Stable & Laurie Plesa. B-Trilogy Stable &Edward Plesa Jr (FL). T-Edward Plesa Jr.

TCA Approves Grants for 2006: At its annual board meeting on May 13, the Thor-oughbred Charities of America approved grants of$1,750,000 to 136 non-profit organizations, represent-ing equine rescue/retraining, backstretch/jockey, re-search, education scholarships, and therapeutic ridingfacilities in 35 states. AThe board members of TCA areextremely grateful to the Thoroughbred farms thatdonated to our annual stallion season auction, enablingus to fulfill our mission of providing a better life forThoroughbreds, both during and after their racing ca-reer and by helping the people who work with them,@said Executive Director Liz Harris. The Stallion SeasonAuction will be held at Keeneland Entertainment CenterDec. 1, 2006. For more information go towww.thoroughbredcharities.org.

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H F R A N C E H

H C L A S S I C C O R N E R H

WEATHER WATCH FOR OUIJA BOARD TrainerEd Dunlop is hoping that the recent wet spell will endto allow Lord Derby=s Ouija Board (GB) (Cape Cross{Ire}) to line up for next Friday=s G1 Coronation Cup atEpsom. Reporting the multiple Group 1 heroine to be ingood order after her latest third in the Apr. 23 G1Queen Elizabeth II Cup at Sha Tin, he confirmed themile-and-a-half contest to be the five-year-old=s immedi-ate target. AEverything seems fine and as long as therain stays away, we=ll be going to Epsom,@ he said.AThere are very few options over a mile and a half inthe middle of the year, so we=ll have to look at the mile-and-a-quarter races if she doesn=t run there. The twoother options are at Royal Ascot--either the [June 24]G2 Hardwicke S. or [June 21] G1 Prince of Wales=s S.,and there=s also the G1 Eclipse S. [at Sandown July 8].@

Yesterday=s Results:Compiegne, 1.50, Cond, i24,000, 4-5yo, f/m, 1 1/8mT, 1:57.32, sf.LOUVE DES REVES (IRE) (f, 4, Sadler=s Wells--Louve{GSW-Fr}, by Irish River {Fr}), runner-up in the ListedPrix Solitude at Fontainebleau on her latest start inNovember, was settled in mid-division early. Producinga late flourish, the 4-1 chanceoverwhelmed She Ann(Ire) (Anabaa) in the final strides to score by a half-length. The victress is a half to Louve Royale (Ire)(Peintre Celebre), GSP-US, $135,066. Lifetime Record:SP-Fr, 7 starts, 3 wins, 3 places, i55,300.O-E Wildenstein; B-Dayton Investments; T-E Lellouche.

Compiegne, 2.50, Cond, i19,000, 3yo, 1 3/4mT,3:18.04, sf.SHAZAND (FR) (c, 3, Daylami {Ire}--Shawara {Ire}{SW-Fr}, by Barathea {Ire}), third on debut atFontainebleau May 6, was reserved in midfield from theoutset before taking closer order approaching the finalhalf mile. Sent wide in the straight, the 8-5 pick wassoon in command and was pushed out to record a 22-length success from Sambulando (Fr) (Kouroun{Fr}). Lifetime Record: 2 starts, 1 win, 1 place,i11,450.O-His Highness the Aga Khan; B-H H the Aga Khan=s S C; T-Alain de Royer-Dupre.

Wednesday, Saint-Cloud, post time: 3:05 p.m.PRIX DE PONTARME-Listed, i50,000, Saint-Cloud,3yo, c/g, 1mTSC PP HORSE SIRE TRAINER1 6 Major Grace (Fr) Majorien (GB) Laurent-Joye Rossi2 5 Chief Commander (Fr) Commands (Aus) Chapple-Hyam3 2 Auzi (Fr) Commands (Aus) Thomas Demeaulte4 4 Reve Lunaire Hennessy Fabre5 3 Fenice (Ire) Woodman Rob Collet6 1 Indianski (Ire) Indian Ridge (Ire) Laffon-PariasAll carry 123 pounds.

LADY HEADS 1000 CAST Cheveley Park Stud=s Confidential Lady (GB) (Sing-spiel {Ire}) yesterday headed the 22 remaining fillies forSunday=s G1 Irish 1000 Guineas at The Curragh. Con-nections have yet to confirm the G1 1000 Guineasrunner-up for the Irish equivalent, with the ground beinga determining factor. AShe went nicely in a spin thismorning,@ Cheveley Park Stud=s Managing Director ChrisRichardson told PA Sport yesterday. AWe haven't madea decision yet whether she goes to Ireland on Sunday,or wait until later the week and go to Epsom. Theground will be a consideration and it will depend onhow the filly is and how [trainer] Sir Mark [Prescott]feels the filly has come on since the Guineas. She mayneed the extra four or five days, in which case we willwait and the owners will see the list of entries for Ire-land and we will start to make a plan.@ Malih L. alBasti=s Nasheej (Swain {Ire}), who was third atNewmarket May 7, also featured among the entry,while Aidan O'Brien has left in five fillies, includingSusan Magnier=s G3 Leopardstown 1000 Guineas TrialS. winner Queen Cleopatra (Ire) (Kingmambo) and 1000Guineas also-ran Race for the Stars (Fusaichi Pega-sus).Other notables include Khalid Abdullah=s impressiveListed Michael Seely Memorial S. winner Short Dance(Hennessy) and Jaber Abdullah=s G2 Lowther S. heroineFlashy Wings (GB) (Zafonic), who was also down thefield in the Newmarket version. Her trainer, MickChannon, was another who expressed concern over thestate of the ground at The Curragh yesterday. AI wantto run her, but I don't think the ground is going to beany good,@ he told PA Sport. AThey tell me it was barelyraceable at the Curragh yesterday. At this stage I wouldhave thought that it is very unlikely that she will run.But saying that, we are in there, we're prepared andwe're ready to go, but she won't run if the ground issoft.@ As expected, the name of the 1000 Guineaswinner Speciosa (Ire) did not appear in the declarations.

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B R E E D E R S’ E D I T I O NAMERICA

B R E E D E R S’ E D I T I O NEUROPE

STAKES RESULTS:JOHN LONGDEN 6000 H., $45,636, HST, 5-22,3yo/up, 1 1/16m, 1:43 4/5, sy.1--QUIET CASH, 120, h, 5, Real Quiet--Queen of Money (GSW & GISP, $167,325), by Corporate Report. O-Cheema Bahadur; B-Michael E Pegram (KY); T-Terry Jordan; J-C Hoverson; $26,769. Lifetime Record: MGSP, 20-8-4-2, $299,071. *1/2 to Pocketfullofpesos (In Excess {Ire}), SW, $192,515.2--Bull Ranch, 117, g, 4, Real Quiet--She's Bullheaded, by Marquetry. $8,923.3--Spaghetti Mouse, 117, g, 4, Archers Bay--Desert Mouse, by With Approval. ($15,302 yrl '03 CTHSEP). $5,469.Margins: NK, 8, 1HF. Odds: 1.45, 3.00, 1.95.

KEN PEARSON MEMORIAL H., $44,614, STP, 5-22,3yo/up, f/m, 1m, 1:39 2/5, ft.1--WILD BENDER, 117, f, 4, Stephanotis--Wild Creek (MSW, $189,674), by Chapel Creek. O-B Saunders; B-Dale Saunders (AB); T-D Saunders; J-R Walcott; $28,107. Lifetime Record: 11-5-1-2, $145,138.(DH)-2--Stole One, 117, m, 5, Pembroke--One Twenty One, by Devil's Bag. ($15,000 yrl '02 KEESEP). $6,692.(DH)-2--Braetta, 117, m, 7, Brass Minister--Loretta, by No Louder. $6,692.Margins: HD, 2HF, 1 1/4. Odds: 2.75, 2.95, 5.80.

ALLOWANCE RESULTS:5th-DEL, $46,300, Opt. Clm. ($75,000), NW16MX,3yo/up, 6f, 1:10 1/5, ft.DASHBOARD DRUMMER (h, 5, Alamocitos--Groovin Moment, by Magic Moment II {Fr}) LifetimeRecord: GSW & GISP, 24-6-3-7, $352,566. O-PreferredPals Stable. B-Bob & Paulette Pogue (OK). T-G F Lee.

8th-DEL, $38,600, NW1X, 3/up, 1 1/16m, 1:45 2/5, ft.ANTAIOS (g, 4, Elusive Quality--Dau Dau de Dau, byDauphin Fabuleux) Lifetime Record: 5-2-1-0, $47,980.O-Hidden Point Farm, Inc. B-Eclipse Bloodstock Int Inc(FL). T-Scott A Lake. *$17,000 yrl '03 KEESEP;$33,000 2yo >04 OBSAPR.

8th-CRC, $26,000, NW2L, 3yo, 1m, 1:39 3/5, ft.BIG LOVER (c, 3, Ecton Park--Love On the Rail, byMeadowlake) Lifetime Record: MSP, 14-2-4-2,$118,942. O-Michael Sherman. B-Farnsworth Farms(FL). T-Angel C Salinas.

9th-PHA, $22,000, NW2X, 3/up, f/m, 6.5f, 1:18 2/5, ft.PRINCESSCA (m, 5, Wheaton--Extreme, by Tasso)Lifetime Record: 32-4-9-3, $78,975. O-Plumstead Sta-bles. B-Frank Bertolino (FL). T-Robert J Seeger.

3rd-HST, $21,403, 5-22, NW13M, 3yo/up, 6 1/2f,1:17 1/5, sy.ILLUSIVE FORCE (h, 6, Yoonevano--Subtle Blend, byDanzig) Lifetime Record: MSW & GSP, 30-7-5-4,$390,542. O/B-Canyon Farms (BC). T-Robert VanOverschot.

ADDITIONAL MAIDEN WINNERS:Runnin to the Bar, c, 3, Concerto--Windpuddin, by Potentiate. CRC, 5-23, (C), 6f, 1:12 4/5. B-Glenn Clarke (Fl). Dytryin, c, 3, Exchange Rate--Profit Deal, by Dynaformer. MNR, 5-22, 1m, 1:39. B-Rosebrook Farms LLC (Fl). *$8,000 yrl '04 OBSAUG; $45,000 2yo >05 OBSAPR; $23,000 2yo >05 OBSJUN.Triumph Arch, f, 4, Arch--Trisha Brown, by Theatrical (Ire). MNR, 5-22, 1 1/8m, 1:53 2/5. B-Nursery Place (Ky). *$7,000 yrl '03 KEESEP.El Hannan's Storm, g, 4, Great Allegiance--Nicholle's Moment, by Skip Trial. GLD, 5-22, (S), 6f, 1:16 2/5. B-Daniel Julin (Mi).Mr. Bullseye, g, 4, Vying Victor--Expressionaire, by Far North. HST, 5-22, 6 1/2f, 1:18 1/5. B-Bent Tree Farm (BC). *$728 yrl '03 CTHSEP.

HANDICAP RESULTS: BRITAIN, Lingfield, 3.10, 5-23, ,18,000, 3yo, 7f (AWT), 1:24.57, st.ORCHARD SUPREME (GB) (c, 3, Titus Livius {Fr}--Bogus Penny {Ire}, by Pennekamp) Lifetime Record: 15-5-3-1, ,29,978. O-Brian C Oakley; B-Mrs M H Good-rich; T-Richard Hannon. *6,500gns yrl >04 TATOCT.

CONDITIONS RESULTS:FRANCE, Compiegne, 3.20, 5-23, i24,000, 4yo/up, 1 3/4mT, 3:13.80, sf.TREZENE (c, 4, Atticus--Trevilla, by Lyphard) LifetimeRecord: 10 starts, 3 wins, 3 places, i57,100. O-Wood-side Farms LLC; B-Edward Stephenson; T-David Smaga.*1/2 to Treble (Riverman), G1SW-Fr, $127,437.

ITALY, Florence, 4.25, 5-22, i10,800, 3yo, 1 1/4mT,time: n/a, gd.GAUTAMI (GB) (c, 3, Mtoto {GB}--Golden Kendall {Ire},by In the Wings {GB}) Lifetime Record: 5 starts, 3 wins, 2 places, i20,519. O-G Rossi; B-AziendaAgricola Rosati Colarieti; T-Emilio Borromeo.

ADDITIONAL MAIDEN WINNER:Going Straight (Ire), f, 2, Princely Heir (Ire)--Easy Going (GB), by Hamas (Ire). Lingfield, Britain, 5-23, Mdn, 2yo, f, 5f (AWT). B-Kilnamoragh Stud. *i5,000 yrl >05 GOFORB.