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WEDNESDAY, 6 SEPTEMBER, 2017
IN TDN AMERICA TODAYHINKLE FARMS SEEKING BIG SEPTEMBER Hinkle Farms will offer a Flatter half-brother to GI Kentucky
Derby hero Nyquist (Uncle Mo) during Book 1 of the Keeneland
September Yearling Sale. Jessica Martini has the details. Click or
tap here to go straight to TDN America.
IRISH CHAMPION S.TAKING SHAPE
The prospect of Churchill (Ire) (Galileo {Ire}) taking on
stablemate Winter (Ire) (Galileo {Ire}) remained a possibility
when both Ballydoyle stars appeared among 14 possible runners
for Saturday=s G1 QIPCO Irish Champion S. at Leopardstown.
O=Brien has also left Winter in the G1 Coolmore Stud Fastnet
Rock Matron S. the same day, so he also has that option for the
four-time Group 1 winner. Other potential Ballydoyle
representatives in the Irish Champion S. are Hydrangea (Ire)
(Galileo {Ire}), Lancaster Bomber (War Front), Cliffs Of Moher
(Ire) (Galileo {Ire}) and Taj Mahal (Ire) (Galileo {Ire}).
A strong British challenge is headed by Eminent (Ire) (Frankel
{GB}) who looked a future Group 1 winner for Martyn Meade
when landing the G2 Prix Guillaume d'Ornano at Deauville last
month.
"The plan is to run and Frankie Dettori rides,@ Meade said on
Tuesday, which would mean Eminent will be having his fourth
different jockey in as many runs. That fact doesn=t worry Frankie
Dettori who told Racing Post, "I'm delighted to be riding
Eminent as he is a very exciting colt and looks as if he'll enjoy
going around Leopardstown. It's a race in which I've done well
previously and hopefully can do so again."
Joining Eminent from England could be Roger Charlton=s
Decorated Knight (GB) (Galileo {Ire}), already a Group 1 winner
in Ireland this year when successful in the G1 Tattersalls Gold
Cup at The Curragh in May, Benbatl (GB) (Dubawi {Ire}) from the
Saeed Bin Suroor stable and Sir Michael Stoute=s Poet=s Word
(Ire) (Poet=s Voice {GB}). Dermot Weld could be doubly
represented by a previous winner of the race in The Grey
Gatsby (Ire) (Mastercraftsman {Ire}), who claimed the scalp of
Australia (GB) (Galileo {Ire}) in 2014 and GI Man O=War S.
winner Zhukova (Ire) (Fastnet Rock {Aus}). The Jim Bolger
trained Moonlight Magic (GB) (Cape Cross {Ire}) could be a
second Godolphin runner while heavy rain on Monday night will
surely encourage trainer Ken Condon to let his good money
spinner Success Days (Ire) (Jeremy) take his chance in the
i1.25m contest.
Churchill is trading around even money favourite for the Irish
Champion S. on Saturday | Racingfotos.com
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Showroom (Motivator), owned by Highclere Thoroughbred Racing - Nick Skelton, becomes a >TDN Rising Star= at Goodwood.
Click here for race replay. | racingfotos.com
SHOWROOM BOLTS TO >TDN RISING STARDOM= Showroom, a Sept. 30 G2 Royal Lodge S. and 2018 G1 EpsomDerby entry, was sharply into stride and seized control after theinitial strides of this unveiling. Shaken up at the quarter-milemarker, the 7-2 pick quickened in impressive fashion to surgeclear approaching the final eighth and maintained a high tempoin the run to the line, stopping the clock five lengths in advanceof Ship of the Fen (GB) (Champs Elysees {GB}). Showroom, whowas produced by an unraced half to Listed Prix Urban Seavictress Lake Palace (GB) (Nayef) and last Saturday=s Listed LaCoupe de Marseille winner Hebah (Ire) (Sea the Stars {Ire}), is ahalf-brother to last term=s G2 Prix de Malleret heroine AlWathna (GB) (Nayef) and a yearling colt by Wootton Bassett(GB). His dual stakes-placed granddam Lia (Ire) (Desert King{Ire}) is kin to Listed Prix Delahante runner-up Lit (Ire) (Danehill),who in turn is the granddam of GI American Oaks third LittleJourney (Fr) (Great Journey {Jpn}).
The i30,000 ARAUG yearling=s fourth dam, G2 Prix dePomone-winning G1 Prix Vermeille third Light the Lights (Fr)(Shirley Heights {GB}), is also the granddam of G1 Prix du JockeyClub hero and MG1SW sire Lawman (Fr) (Invincible Spirit {Ire}),G1 Prix de Diane victress and GI E.P. Taylor S. runner-up Latice(Ire) (Inchinor {GB}), and GSW G1 Prix Maurice de Gheestsecond Satri (Ire) (Mujadil).
3rd-GOO, ,25,000, Mdn, 9-5, 2yo, c/g, 8fT, 1:40.79, sf.SHOWROOM (FR), c, 2, by Motivator (GB)
1st Dam: Lemon Twist (Ire), by Marju (Ire)2nd Dam: Lia (Ire), by Desert King (Ire)3rd Dam: Lisheba, by Alysheba
Lifetime Record: 1-1-0-0, $20,126. Click for the Racing Postresult or the free Equineline.com catalogue-style pedigree.Video, sponsored by Fasig-Tipton.O-Highclere Thoroughbred Racing (Nick Skelton); B-PetraBloodstock Agency Ltd (FR); T-Mark Johnston.
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THE SOCIAL ANGLE
NOSEDA HAS BIG PLANS FOR JUVENILES The emergence this year of the big-spending ownership
syndicate Phoenix Thoroughbreds has seen trainer Jeremy
Noseda unleash some well bred, expensive and ultimately smart
looking 2-year-olds such as Lansky (Ire) (Dark Angel {Ire}) and
Take Me With You (Scat Daddy). However he also appears to
have a strong team of juveniles belonging to other owners and
the Newmarket trainer issued an update on some of these on
Tuesday. Quivery (Violence) is one Noseda is keen on despite
her defeat last time in the G3 Prestige S. at Goodwood. The
Marc Keller owned filly, who was a $360,000 purchase at Ocala
in March, was previously two for two and Noseda is hoping a
return to a more conventional track will allow the filly show her
true colours.
"She will go to the [G2] May Hill [at Doncaster on Sept. 14] if
the ground is good or faster,@ Noseda said. AThe race didn't work
out well at Goodwood. She didn't like Goodwood and she wants
a flat track. As long as she gets good or faster ground, she is
definitely a filly for Doncaster."
>TDN Rising Star> Betty F (GB) (Frankel {GB}) created a good
impression when making a winning debut in a novice event at
Newmarket Aug. 26 and Noseda is aiming for the top with the
filly who is part owned by her breeder Charles Fox.
AShe came out of the race well, she didn't beat anything much
but the manner in which she did it was good, she's very
talented," he said. "The aim is the [G1] Cheveley Park S. and it
depends if we have a race in between, or just take her for a
racecourse gallop."
WITH ROB BOOBYER, NEWBURY RACECOURSE
By Amie Karlsson
More and more businesses in the Thoroughbred industry are
using social media to strengthen their brand and reach out to
current and potential customers and clients. Rob Boobyer, Head
of Marketing at Newbury Racecourse, shares his insights on
their strategies for social media marketing.
TDN: What are the benefits of social media marketing for
businesses in the Thoroughbred industry?
RB: From a racing point of view, which is what we use it
primarily for, social media is very much a direct access to
customers. It is a way for us to communicate our messages and
to engage with customers and potential customers. The more
we can engage people the more we can spread our message to
their associates.
TDN: What are the aims with your social media marketing?
RB: On a very basic level, it is to try to encourage people to
come racing. Secondary, it is about communicating messages to
our customers about what goes on during a raceday. The third
objective is more about educating and providing informative
content about things that our followers might want to know. It
could for example be a video of us watering the course, or a
panoramic shot from the inside of the parade ring prior to a
race. Cont. p4
Rob Boobyer
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The Social Angle With Rob Boobyer Cont.
TDN: What social channels do you prefer, and what type of
content do you post on each platform?
RB: We primarily use Facebook and Twitter. We are using
Instagram a lot more but it is very much linked to our activity on
Facebook. We try to push similar content across the three
platforms. The content we put on Twitter tends to be a little bit
more about the racing. Instagram is of course heavily picture led
and Facebook is a mix between the two. We also use Facebook
more for advertising purposes, as we can target specific
demographics and tailor our messages to different groups.
Generally, people find videos more interesting than static
photography, but it depends a lot on the content as well. We
have posted videos of, for example, the watering machine going
around the course and the sprinklers in the parade ring, and
they get an amazing amount of engagement. Those little
glimpses of what is going on behind the scenes, what it takes to
prepare a racecourse, are very popular.
And sometimes, posts you wouldn't expect to have a massive
reach get picked up. For example, we posted a photo a while
back of a horse that jumped going over the finishing line in a flat
race, as a caption competition, and that got a lot of engagement.
Cont. p5
VICE PRESIDENT, INTERNATIONAL OPERATIONSGary KingTwitter: @[email protected] + 1.732.320.0975
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European EditorEmma BerryTwitter: @[email protected]
Associate International EditorHeather AndersonTwitter: @HLAndersonTDN
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Irish CorrespondentDaithi Harvey
Regular ColumnistsBill OppenheimAndrew CaulfieldJohn BerryKevin BlakeTom Peacock
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The Social Angle With Rob Boobyer Cont.
TDN: Do you look at other organisations, inside or outside the
Thoroughbred world, for inspiration?
RB: Yes, we are looking at what we can do differently and how
we can improve what we do. If a racecourse does something
particularly well, we look at what they are doing to see if we can
do something similar. And the same in other industries, if there
are things that we feel we can use.
Most industries have embraced social media and individual
companies are using it in different ways: some as a customer
service tool, some as a promotional tool. We are trying to use it
as a mix between the two. But the nature of social media is that
it changes on almost a daily basis, so we have to constantly
evolve to maximize our reach.
TDN: How do you measure success? Can you convert social
media followers into customers?
RB: That's the challenge! We can measure click-through rates.
The ultimate ideal is that we can engage someone on social
media and that conversation will lead to a ticket purchase. We
then get their data, which allows us to speak directly to them
through email or post.
TDN: What are the biggest mistakes to avoid making?
RB: Make sure everything that is sent out is proof read and
make sure that your links work. It is the same with more
traditional marketing: you have to make sure it is accurate. The
thing with social media is that everything is such a fast pace and
anything you put out there is amplified massively so you must
be aware of the content you are putting out, making sure that
you don't open yourself up for having errors amplified.
TDN: Going forward, what social media trends are you looking
forward to?
RB: I think more user-generated content. Particularly from a
racing and racing experience point of view. The more people
enjoy what we offer and share that with their followers and
friends, the easier it will be for us to convince people to
purchase tickets.
WEEKLY SALES TICKER by Bill Oppenheim
“The Goffs UK (ex Doncaster) Premier Yearling Sale continued its impressive rise with a 13% gain in gross and a 15% gain in average, breaking the £50,000 average mark for the first time, and for at least the sixth successive year the percentage sold from those catalogued broke the 80% mark (83.0% this year), making this sale unique among North American and European yearling sales with such impressive clearance rate figures. The BBAG Yearling Sale in Baden-Baden last Friday suffered marginal dips in gross (-8%) and average (-4%) but did mark the impressive sales debut of Lanwades’ 2014 G1 German Derby winner Sea The Moon, who has now had 15 yearlings sell for an average of €110,386, including a €460,000 colt in Baden-Baden.”
DBS PREMIER YEARLING SALE
YEAR CAT RING SOLD % W/D % S/R % S/C GROSS AVE 2017 471 443 391 5.9% 88.3% 83.0% £19,822,750 £50,698 2016 487 454 396 6.8% 87.2% 81.3% £17,455,000 £44,078 2015 511 477 416 6.7% 87.2% 81.4% £17,776,000 £42,731 2014 502 475 419 5.4% 88.2% 83.5% £15,537,500 £37,082 2013 478 458 410 4.2% 89.5% 85.8% £13,300,750 £32,441 2012 494 467 395 5.5% 84.6% 80.0% £10,622,500 £26,892
BBAG YEARLING SALE
YEAR CAT RING SOLD % W/D % S/R % S/C GROSS AVE 2017 269 252 177 6.3% 70.2% 65.8% €7,783,000 €43,972 2016 256 235 184 8.2% 78.3% 71.9% €8,426,500 €45,796 2015 246 224 152 8.9% 67.9% 61.8% €6,345,250 €41,745 2014 274 249 174 9.1% 69.9% 63.5% €8,178,000 €47,000 2013 242 223 149 7.9% 66.8% 61.6% €7,149,500 €47,983 2012 261 247 169 5.4% 68.4% 64.8% €5,652,500 €33,447
Data compiled by Brianne Stanley
TDN EUROPE/INTERNATIONAL • PAGE 6 OF 10 • THETDN.COM WEDNESDAY • 6 SEPTEMBER, 2017
Wednesday, Sept. 6
UNITED KINGDOM:
DAWN APPROACH (IRE) (New Approach {Ire}), Kildangan Stud
111 foals of racing age/5 winners/0 black-type winners
18:25-KEMPTON PARK, 7f, DAFFRAH (GB)
38,000gns RNA Tattersalls October Sale 2016 - Book 1;
50,000gns Tattersalls Craven Breeze-Up Sale 2017
14:10-CHEPSTOW, 5f, EASTERN SUNRISE (GB)
60,000gns RNA Tattersalls October Yearling Sale 2016 - Book 2
DECLARATION OF WAR (War Front), Ashford Stud
135 foals of racing age/5 winners/2 black-type winners
15:50-LINGFIELD PARK, 6f, PEACE PREVAILS (GB)
19,000gns RNA Tattersalls December Foals Sale 2015; ,20,000
RNA Goffs UK Premier Yearling Sale 2016
FINJAAN (GB) (Royal Applause {GB}), Gazeley Stud
30 foals of racing age/1 winner/0 black-type winners
16:55-LINGFIELD PARK, 6f, JUPITER (GB)
16,500gns Tattersalls December Foals Sale 2015; 35,000gns
Tattersalls October Yearling Sale 2016 - Book 2
HAVANA GOLD (IRE) (Teofilo {Ire}), Tweenhills Farm & Stud
104 foals of racing age/16 winners/2 black-type winners
15:20-LINGFIELD PARK, 7f, GOLDEN DEAL (IRE)
i4,000 RNA Goffs Sportsman's Yearling Sale 2016; 21,000gns
Tattersalls Guineas Breeze-Up & HIT Sale 2017
15:20-LINGFIELD PARK, 7f, GOLDEN IMAGE (GB)
1,429gns RNA Tattersalls Ireland Ascot March Sale 2017
15:20-LINGFIELD PARK, 7f, RUBY'S GEM (GB)
3,000gns RNA Tattersalls December Foals Sale 2015; 3,000gns
Tattersalls October Yearling Sale 2016 - Book 4
18:55-KEMPTON PARK, 6f, ORTIZ (GB)
5,500gns Tattersalls December Foals Sale 2015; ,11,000 Goffs
UK Silver Yearling Sale 2016
LETHAL FORCE (IRE) (Dark Angel {Ire}), Cheveley Park Stud
101 foals of racing age/14 winners/0 black-type winners
18:25-KEMPTON PARK, 7f, RAY PURCHASE (GB)
,20,000 Goffs UK Autumn HIT & Yearling Sale 2016
16:20-LINGFIELD PARK, 6f, WOTAMADAM (GB)
Shanghai Bobby has a runner in Lingfield today | Ashford Stud
TDN EUROPE/INTERNATIONAL • PAGE 7 OF 10 • THETDN.COM WEDNESDAY • 6 SEPTEMBER, 2017
First-Season Sires With Runners Cont.
MOST IMPROVED (IRE) (Lawman {Fr}), Coolmore Stud
72 foals of racing age/6 winners/0 black-type winners
18:25-KEMPTON PARK, 7f, BLAZING BERYL (IRE)
i60,000 Goffs Orby Yearling Sale 2016
14:10-CHEPSTOW, 5f, MISS CONDI (GB)
i60,000 Tattersalls December Foals Sale 2015
SHANGHAI BOBBY (Harlan's Holiday), Ashford Stud
114 foals of racing age/6 winners/1 black-type winner
16:55-LINGFIELD PARK, 6f, BOBBYS CHARM
$28,000 Keeneland Association September 2016 Yearling Sale;
135,000gns Tattersalls Craven Breeze-Up Sale 2017
SOCIETY ROCK (IRE) (Rock of Gibraltar {Ire}), Tally-Ho Stud
122 foals of racing age/17 winners/1 black-type winner
16:55-LINGFIELD PARK, 6f, GOWING GOWING GONE (IRE)
,36,000 Goffs UK Premier Yearling Sale 2016
14:10-CHEPSTOW, 5f, KAABA STONE (IRE)
i6,000 RNA Tattersalls Ireland September Yearlings 2016;
i92,000 Goresbridge Flat Breeze-Up Sale 2017
16:55-LINGFIELD PARK, 6f, MOUNTAIN GUARD (IRE)
i95,000 Goffs November Foals 2015; 120,000gns Tattersalls
October Yearling Sale 2016 - Book 2
16:55-LINGFIELD PARK, 6f, SOCIETY POWER (IRE)
i160,000 Goresbridge Flat Breeze-Up Sale 2017
SWISS SPIRIT (GB) (Invincible Spirit {Ire}), Whitsbury Manor Stud
76 foals of racing age/13 winners/0 black-type winners
16:55-LINGFIELD PARK, 6f, MANTHOOR (IRE)
i72,000 Goffs November Foals 2015; ,110,000 Goffs UK
Premier Yearling Sale 2016
18:25-KEMPTON PARK, 7f, MOUNTAIN PEAK (GB)
45,000gns Tattersalls December Foals Sale 2015; 35,000gns
Tattersalls October Yearling Sale 2016 - Book 2
FRANCE:
CAMELOT (GB) (Montjeu {Ire}), Coolmore Stud
148 foals of racing age/5 winners/0 black-type winners
4-MONT-DE-MARSAN, 1400m, MUALAH (IRE)
i10,000 Tattersalls Ireland September Yearlings 2016; i28,000
Arqana May 2yr-old Breeze up Sale 2017
DABIRSIM (FR) (Hat Trick {Jpn}), Haras de Grandcamp
98 foals of racing age/11 winners/1 black-type winner
3-MONT-DE-MARSAN, 1400m, CAPTAIN DAVID (GER)
FRENCH FIFTEEN (FR) (Turtle Bowl {Ire}), Haras du Logis Saint
Germain
50 foals of racing age/1 winner/0 black-type winners
4-MONT-DE-MARSAN, 1400m, QATAR MAGIC (FR)
PENNY'S PICNIC (IRE) (Kheleyf), Haras du Hoguenet
41 foals of racing age/5 winners/0 black-type winners
4-MONT-DE-MARSAN, 1400m, JULLIANNA (FR)
i18,000 Osarus Sales La Teste Yearling 2016 Sale
REPLY (IRE) (Oasis Dream {GB}), Haras d'Ayguemorte
23 foals of racing age/1 winner/0 black-type winners
4-MONT-DE-MARSAN, 1400m, SALTILLA (FR)
i4,000 RNA Arqana Deauville October Yearlings 2016; i4,000
Osarus 2yo Breeze Up Sale 2017
STYLE VENDOME (FR) (Anabaa), Haras de Bouquetot
78 foals of racing age/4 winners/0 black-type winners
4-MONT-DE-MARSAN, 1400m, PRINCESS GOLD (FR)
Tuesday=s Results:
PRIX DE LA COCHERE - FONDS EUROPEEN DE L=ELEVAGE-Listed,
i52,000, MLF, 9-5, 3yo/up, f/m, 8fT, 1:43.50, sf.
1--USHERETTE (IRE), 130, m, 5, Shamardal--Monday Show
(SP-Ger), by Maria=s Mon. O-Godolphin SNC; B-Darley (IRE);
T-Andre Fabre; J-Mickael Barzalona. i26,000. Lifetime Record:
Hwt. Older Mare-Eur, Eng & Fr at 7-9 1/2f, MGSW-Eng &
G1SP-Fr, 13-7-0-3, i125,725.
2--Game Theory (Ire), 130, m, 5, Aussie Rules--Atullia (Ger), by
Tertullian. (i60,000 Ylg >13 AROCT). O-Mme James Norton.
i10,400.
3--Ettisaal (GB), 121, f, 3, Dubawi (Ire)--Al Ishq (Fr), by Nureyev.
O-Sheikh Hamdan bin Rashid Al Maktoum. i7,800.
Margins: SNK, HF, HD. Odds: 1.10, 12.40, 2.00.
Also Ran: Silver Meadow (Ire), Silver Cape (Fr), Silver Step (Fr),
High Quality (Ire), Conselice (GB).
Needing to come down a couple of pegs after a latest sixth in
the G1 Prix Rothschild at Deauville July 30, Usherette duly
returned to the winner=s spot for the first time since last year=s
G2 Duke of Cambridge S. In the interim, the homebred had
suffered two knocks to her confidence when sixth in the
G1 Falmouth S. at Newmarket last July and on her latest outing
but had shown she retained all her ability in between when third
in the G1 Prix d=Ispahan at Chantilly May 28 and the latest
edition of the Duke of Cambridge at Royal Ascot June 21. Unlike
in the Rothschild, when she was ridden from the front, the bay
was anchored with two behind early tanking along for Mickael
Barzalona. Getting a couple of smacks to deliver her winning
effort, she veered left as she gained the lead in the final 50
metres but was allowed to keep it by the officials after an inquiry.
Usherette is the first foal out of the useful Monday Show,
whose second was the winner=s full-sister Show Day (Ire) who
was a listed winner in Germany and finished third in the G3
Premio Elena E Sergio Cumani. Cont. p8
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Usherette | Scoop Dyga
Sirrin | Scoop Dyga
Listed Prix de la Cochere Cont.
The second dam is the G3 Prix Penelope scorer La Sylphide
(Swi) (Barathea {Ire}), who produced two other black-type
performers headed by the GII Red Smith H. and GIII Fair
Grounds H. winner Expansion (Maria=s Mon) who was also third
in the GI Man o= War S. and GI Manhattan H. From the family of
the G1 Grand Prix de Paris and G1 Prix Jean Prat-winning sire
Vespone (Ire) and the G1 Melbourne Cup and G1 Hong Kong
Vase runner-up Purple Moon (Ire) (Galileo {Ire}), as well as the
top-level scorers Vallee Enchantee (Ire) (Peintre Celebre), Volga
(Ire) (Caerleon) and Maids Causeway (Ire) (Giant=s Causeway),
Monday Show=s 2-year-old colt by Cape Cross (Ire) is named
African Jazz (Ire), while she also has a yearling filly by Exceed
and Excel (Aus). Click for the Racing Post result. Video,
sponsored by Fasig-Tipton.
PRIX JOUBERT-Listed, i55,000, MLF, 9-5, 3yo, f, 14fT, 2:55.62,
sf.
1--SIRRIN (IRE), 127, f, 3, by Sea the Stars (Ire)
1st Dam: Sindirana (Ire) (SW-Eng), by Kalanisi (Ire)
2nd Dam: Sinndiya (Ire), by Pharly (Fr)
3rd Dam: Sinntara (Ire), by Lashkari (GB)
O-His Highness The Aga Khan; B-His Highness The Aga Khan=s
Studs S C (IRE); T-Jean-Claude Rouget; J-Alexis Badel. i27,500.
Lifetime Record: 7-4-0-1, i78,200. *1/2 to Sinkal (Smart
Strike), SP-Ire, $236,816.
2--Lady Paname (Fr), 125, f, 3, Soldier of Fortune (Ire)--Business
Class (Fr), by Aussie Rules. O-Gemini Stud & E Lellouche.
i11,000.
3--Luire (Ire), 125, f, 3, Dark Angel (Ire)--Glitter Baby (Ire), by
Danehill Dancer (Ire). (,38,000 Ylg >15 DNPRM; 25,000gns RNA
2yo >16 TATBRE). O-Stephan Albert Fontanel. i8,250.
Margins: 1, 1HF, 1/4. Odds: 14.00, 5.30, 13.40.
Also Ran: Gambia Bird (Ire), Canndera (Fr), Agathonia, Morgan
Le Faye (GB), Lady Montdore, Hessoesse (Fr), Arizona Air (Ger).
Winning her third race on the bounce when breaking her
black-type maiden in the 12-furlong Listed Derby du Languedoc
at Toulouse June 16, Sirrin was disappointing when eighth in the
G3 Prix Minerve over an extra half-furlong at Deauville Aug. 13
but rebounded here under positive tactics from Alexis Badel.
Sent to the front soon after the start, the imposing bay kicked in
the straight and only Lady Paname was able to give meaningful
chase. The Listed Lingfield Oaks Trial-winning dam, who also
produced the useful Hong Kong performer Sinkal and has a
yearling filly by Intello (Ger) to come, is connected to the G1 Prix
de l=Arc de Triomphe and G1 English and Irish Derby-winning
European champion Sinndar (Ire). Click for the Racing Post
result. Video, sponsored by Fasig-Tipton.
3rd-MLF, i44,000, 9-5, 2yo, 7 1/2fT, 1:34.13,
sf.
DICE ROLL (FR) (c, 2, Showcasing {GB}--Schlague {Fr}, by Pulpit),
fourth last time in the Listed Prix Francois Boutin over seven
furlongs at Deauville Aug. 13, set off at a moderate pace in
front. Asserting from the furlong pole, the 5-1 shot had a
comfortable two-length margin to spare over African Sky (GB)
(Shamardal) at the line. The dam, who is a granddaughter of the
G3 Prix des Reservoirs winner and G1 Poule d=Essai des
Pouliches runner-up Boreale (Fr) (Bellypha {Ire}), has a filly foal
by Elusive City. This is also the family of the sires River of Light
and Racinger (Fr) and Montjeu=s group 1 scorers Corre Caminos
(Fr) and Recital (Fr). Lifetime Record: 3-2-0-0, i40,180. Video,
sponsored by Fasig-Tipton.
O-Giacomo Algranti; B-Gestut Zur Kuste AG (FR); T-Fabrice
Chappet.
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French Report Cont.
CONDITIONS RESULT:
1st-MLF, i44,000, Cond, 9-5, 2yo, f, 7 1/2fT, 1:31, sf.
RED LINE (FR) (f, 2, Sageburg {Ire}--Red Love, by Gone West)
Lifetime Record: SP-Fr, 5-3-2-0, i60,330.
O/B-Jean-Pierre-Joseph Dubois (FR); T-Antoine de Watrigant.
Tuesday=s Results:
2nd-GOO, ,7,000, Cond, 9-5, 2yo, f, 7fT, 1:30.89, gd.
JULIET FOXTROT (GB) (f, 2, Dansili {GB}--Kilo Alpha {GB}
{SW-Fr}, by King=s Best), an Aug. 12 debut fifth going seven
furlongs at Newmarket last time, broke well and accepted a tow
in third until inching closer in the straight. Challenging on the
bridle passing the two pole, the 8-11 chalk quickened clear
approaching the final eighth and was pushed out to score by an
impressive seven lengths from Richenza (Fr) (Holy Roman
Emperor {Ire}). She is out of Listed Prix de Bagatelle victress Kilo
Alpha (GB) (King=s Best) and is thus kin to G3 Prix Thomas Bryon
third Alpha Bravo (GB) (Oasis Dream {GB}), a yearling filly by
Siyouni (Fr) and a colt foal by Kingman (GB). Kilo Alpha, herself a
full-sister to MGSP three-time stakes winner Runaway (GB), is a
granddaughter of GII Molly Pitcher H. and GIII Falls City H.
winner Navajo Princess (Drone), who in turn produced MG1SW
multiple champion and sire Dancing Brave (Lyphard) and
MG1SW European highweight Jolypha (Lyphard). Lifetime
Record: 2-1-0-0, $5,856. Video, sponsored by Fasig-Tipton.
O-Khalid Abdullah; B-Juddmonte Farms Ltd (GB); T-Charles Hills.
2nd-KEM, ,4,500, Mdn, 9-5, 3yo/up, 6f (AWT), 1:12.30, st/sl.
RAZZMATAZZ (GB) (f, 3, Monsieur Bond {Ire}--Tibesti {GB}, by
Machiavellian), sent off at 50-1 following a fifth placing over this
trip at Windsor on Aug. 13, was sent up to hassle for the lead
early and raced in second before taking over approaching the
two-furlong pole. Tiring late, the ,21,000 DNSIL and 30,000gns
TATYEA yearling had done enough to hold on by a length from
La Figlia (Ire) (Frankel {GB}). That i1.8million GOFNOV-topping
daughter of the G1 English and Irish 1000 Guineas heroine
Finsceal Beo (Ire) (Mr. Greeley) did nothing wrong on debut and
was closing hand-over-fist late in a highly satisfactory effort.
Unlike the runner-up, Razzmatazz proved easy to attain as a
yearling which is a surprise given that she is a full-sister to the
accomplished G1 Prix de l=Abbaye de Longchamp-winning
sprinter Move in Time (GB), G1SW-Fr, SW & MGSP-Eng, GSP-Ire,
$678,446. Understandably, almost all the dam=s subsequent
progeny have been by that sire, with two more to come in a 2-
year-old colt named Move In Faster (GB) and an as-yet unnamed
yearling filly. The second dam Tropical (GB) (Green Desert) was
a MGSW dual highweight sprinter responsible for Tropical Star
(Ire) (Machiavellian) who was successful in the G3 Mahab Al
Shimaal and G3 Najah Al Shindagha Sprint and was runner-up in
the G1 Golden Shaheen. Razzmatazz=s smart pedigree is
strengthened by the MGSW third dam Bermuda Classic (Ire)
(Double Form {Ire}), whose Shake the Yoke (GB) (Caerleon)
captured the G1 Coronation S. and GIII Wilshire H. among others
and was placed in the G1 Poule d=Essai des Pouliches, G1 Prix
Marcel Boussac, G1 Prix du Moulin de Longchamp and GI Queen
Elizabeth II Challenge Cup. Lifetime Record: 3-1-0-1, $4,385.
Video, sponsored by Fasig-Tipton.
O-Mrs J Dermot Cantillon & Partners; B-Bond Thoroughbred
Corporation (GB); T-Clive Cox.
ADDITIONAL MAIDEN WINNERS:
Crystal River (GB), f, 3, Dubawi (Ire)--Inner Secret, by Singspiel
(Ire). HAM, 9-5, 8f 68yT, 1:53.82. B-Darley (GB). *,28,000 3yo
>17 TTIMAR.
Red Royalist (GB), g, 3, Royal Applause (GB)--Scarlet Royal (GB),
by Red Ransom. GOO, 9-5, 9f 19yT, 2:13.42. B-J A & M A Knox
(GB). *21,000gns Wlg >14 TATFOA; 17,000gns Ylg >15 TAOCT.
**1/2 to Momalorka (GB) (Dutch Art {GB}), GSP-Eng,
$273,262.
Juliet Foxtrot lights up the gloom at Goodwood | Racing Post
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OBSERVATIONSon the European racing scene
AUSTRALIAN-BRED WINNERSEagles Cleaved Sky salutes in the Inglis-China Australia Cup,
China=s richest thoroughbred race, at Yulong Racecourse
Saturday. AWe=ve been delighted and honoured
to be supporters of Mr. Zhang and Yulong, as they have
been for us at our sales,@ commented Arthur Inglis,
Deputy Chairman of Inglis of the sales company=s support
of the race meeting. | Yulong Jockey Club
FOUR-DAY BAN FOR RUSSELL
The sorry saga surrounding jockey Davy Russell, the Irish Turf
Club and Russell=s punch to the neck of King=s Dolly (Ire) (Golan
{Ire}) before the start of a hurdle race in Tramore on Aug. 18 has
hopefully run its course following the jockey=s visit to Turf Club
headquarters at The Curragh on Tuesday. Russell received a
belated four-day ban for the incident after the case was re-
opened for review following the decision by the Turf Club
referrals committee to issue just a caution to Russell over the
incident, a decision which lead to further condemnation on
social media, not only of Russell=s actions but also over the
leniency shown by the Turf Club. Russell=s suspension begins on
Sept. 19, which leaves him free to ride in the seven-day long
Listowel Festival which kicks off this Sunday.
5.05 Gowran Park, Mdn, i16,500, 2yo, c/g, 7fT
Aidan O=Brien trainee FAMILY TREE (GB) (Galileo {Ire}), who was
a 420,000gns TATOCT yearling, is a half to 2012 G1 Prix Morny
and G1 Middle Park S. hero Reckless Abandon (GB) (Exchange
Rate), and faces eight rivals in this unveiling. They include his
once-raced stablemate Madrid (Ire) (Galileo {Ire}), who is a half-
brother to MGSW 2007 G1 Premio Roma third Boris de
Deauville (Ire) (Soviet Star); and the Jessica Harrington-trained
firster Song of Dunes (GB) (Footstepsinthesand {GB}), who is a
gelded son of 2006 G3 Sweet Solera S. victress and G1 Fillies=
Mile third English Ballet (Ire) (Danehill Dancer {Ire}).
IN CHINA:
Eagles Cleaved Sky (Aus), c, 3, Purrealist (Aus)--Shaolin Belle
(Aus), by Golden Snake. Yulong, 9-2, Inglis-China Australia Cup
(A$200k), 1200m (AWT), 1:14. B-Mr. PF Radford & Ms. R
Lawrie (VIC). *A$17,000 Ylg >16 INGAPR; A$55,000 2yo
>16 INGOCT. VIDEO.
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HINKLE FARMS SEEKINGBIG SEPTEMBER
by Jessica Martini
Four years ago, Tom Hinkle, brother Henry and daughter Anne
Archer watched a weanling colt by Uncle Mo go through the
sales ring at the 2013 Keeneland November sale, attracting a
final bid of $180,000. The team jumped into action to secure the
colt=s dam Seeking Gabrielle (Forestry) for $100,000 just one hip
later. The purchase proved to be fortuitous when that weanling,
who sold for $230,000 at the Keeneland September Yearling
Sale the following fall and for $400,000 at the 2015 Fasig-Tipton
Florida sale, went on to become champion 2-year-old and
GI Kentucky Derby winner Nyquist. Hinkle Farms will offer a
half-brother by Flatter to the champion as hip 84 during
Monday=s Book 1 session of the Keeneland September sale.
AI was there at the sale with my dad and my uncle,@ recalled
Anne Archer Hinkle. AIt=s always great when a mare sells at the
same time as her foal. That way you can kind of gauge what you
think other foals out of her will look like. [Nyquist] was great
looking. He sold really, really well. He sold one hip in front of her
and we were walking into the sales pavilion to get a seat and I
just remember everybody saying, >Wow--he sold really well for
an Uncle Mo.= That was Uncle Mo=s first crop at the time and not
that many people had seen too many of his weanlings. He was
not Uncle Mo yet. I=m sure there were people out there smarter
than us who knew what he was going to turn into now, but we
certainly didn=t know that at the time.@ Cont. p3
PRACTICAL JOKE TO ASHFORD IN >18 Klaravich Stables and William Lawrence=s three-time Grade I
winner Practical Joke (Into Mischief--Halo Humor, by Distorted
Humor), most recently a victor of the GI H. Allen Jerkens S. at
Saratoga, will stand at Coolmore America=s Ashford Stud for the
2018 breeding season.
AHe=s a very, very good-looking horse, he=s by one of the
hottest sires in the country and he=s amongst the very best
racehorses of his generation,@ Ashford Stud manager Dermot
Ryan said of Practical Joke. AWe=re absolutely delighted that he=s
coming to stand here.@
Practical Joke, unbeaten in five one-turn starts for trainer Chad
Brown, won last year=s GI Hopeful S. and GI Champagne S., as
well as this year=s GIII Dwyer. Before capturing the Aug. 26 Allen
Jerkens, the sophomore was a close-up third in the GI
betfair.com Haskell Invitational. Cont. p5 (click here)
Wednesday, September 6, 2017
OPPENHEIM: BATTERS UP! 6Bill Oppenheim previews the upcoming Keeneland Septembersale, examining what first and second-crop yearling sires towatch out for.
HANDLE UP, ATTENDANCE SLIGHTLY DOWN AT DMR 9Del Mar concluded its 78th summer season Monday with an increase in handle and a slight drop in attendance. Most importantly, however, racing fatalities took a steep decline.
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Anne Archer, Henry (standing) and Tom
Hinkle
Hinkle Farms Seeking Big September cont.
The 2013 auction was Seeking Gabrielle=s second straight
appearance at the November sale. The mare, with Nyquist in
utero, RNA=d for $90,000 in 2012.
AThere is nothing wrong with the mare,@
Hinkle said. AShe is attractive, but she is
not a show-stopper. I think she is one of
those mares that, her foals are more
striking and more attractive than she is.
She is just not flashy.@
Of the mare=s appeal to her family=s
commercial breeding operation, Hinkle
added, AWe were looking for more mares
that year. When we purchased her, she
was in foal to Blame, and I know my dad
and my uncle were especially excited
about Blame and thought it would be
great to have another foal by him. Then
after seeing how great the weanling was, I
think that was even more reason to go for
the mare. Honestly, I think we were
surprised when she only sold for what she
did. And now, of course, that looks like a
bargain.@
The yearling received another boost when his sire Flatter was
represented by recent GI Travers S. winner West Coast.
AThat was great--we all shared a text between ourselves,@
Hinkle said. AIt was perfect timing. But
Flatter is a really great sire, so there is no
reason why he can=t have really top-tier
horses.@
Hip 84 is one of two half-siblings to
Kentucky Derby winners scheduled to sell
at Keeneland next Monday. Dromoland
Farm will offer a half-sister by Pioneerof
the Nile to 2017 Derby winner Always
Dreaming (Bodemeister) as hip 124.
Hinkle admitted having such a well-
related yearling in the shedrow provides
the consignment with an extra bit of buzz.
AWe=re really fortunate just to have the
family on the farm and to own the mare,@
she said. AFor a small consignment like
ours, it=s definitely really exciting. We just
hope when he gets there, he lives up to
the hype. Because he certainly does have
a lot of hype around him. It=s a special
thing to be the only Flatter in Book 1, as well.@ Cont. p4
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Hinkle Farms Seeking Big September cont.
Seeking Gabrielle produced a filly by Blame in 2014. That foal
sold for $330,000 to Bridlewood Farm at the 2015 Keeneland
September sale. The mare produced a filly by War Front this
year and is currently in foal to Tapit.
AHistorically, we try to sell everything, so the plan now, and
when we bred to War Front, is to sell the foal,@ Hinkle said.
AThat=ll be a decision that we have to finalize further down the
road. Of course it=s always in the back of your mind, at one point
I know we=ll want to hold on to a filly of hers and you can=t do
much better than War Front. But that foal will be so appealing to
so many people. It=s hard to turn away from that as well. The
mare is back in foal to Tapit and she=s carrying a colt. We=ve
taken a big swing with her, but I think she=s worth it and she=s
proven herself.@
Hinkle Farms will offer three yearlings during the Monday=s
Book 1 session. In addition to the Flatter colt, the farm will also
send an Orb half-sister to multiple Grade I winner Divisidero
(Kitten=s Joy) (hip 44) through the sales ring; as well as hip 100, a
daughter of Candy Ride (Arg) out of stakes placed Sweet Tess
(Afleet Alex).
Hinkle Farms purchased Madame du Lac (Lemon Drop Kid),
with Divisidero in utero, for $150,000 at the 2011 Keeneland
November Sale.
AShe is so beautiful,@ Hinkle said of the Orb yearling. AShe has a
massive walk and everything out of that mare has the best
temperament. They are all smart and this yearling is exactly the
same way. She=s also the only Orb in Book 1.@
Madame du Lac=s Bernardini colt RNA=d for $60,000 at last
year=s September sale. Hinkle Farms retained a 50% interest in
the colt, who has been training at Fair Hill, and will campaign
him in partnership with Gunpowder Farms, which owns
Divisidero.
Hinkle Farms purchased Sweet Tess, in foal to Candy Ride, for
$250,000 at the 2015 Keeneland November sale. The mare is a
half-sister to GISP Lady Melesi (Colonial Affair), dam of MGSP
Seruni (Saint Liam).
AShe is a beautiful, beautiful mare,@ Hinkle said of Sweet Tess.
AWe=re all so pleased with this filly. She is big and she has plenty
of bone. Sometimes you worry with the first foal, you worry that
they might be a little slight, but she is not. She is super strong. I
think people are really going to like her.@
Hinkle Farms has catalogued 21 yearlings to the September
sale, including an additional five yearlings in Book 2.
AWe are also really pleased with our Book 2 yearlings,
which include colts by Curlin, Pioneerof the Nile, and Uncle
Mo and fillies by Arch and Into Mischief,@ Hinkle added.
The draft also includes a half-sister by City Zip to recent P.G.
Johnson S. winner Orbolution (Orb) (hip 1762).
Hinkle Farms currently is home to a broodmare band of close
to 40 head.
AOr, as my dad said earlier today, >Too many,@ Hinkle laughed.
AWe are selling a few in November because we have to cut
down on our numbers, but we need to have enough. You can=t
just have five or six mares if you are trying to sell foals as
yearlings. We=ve realized if you bring too few to the sales, if the
big ones that you=re really banking on doing well don=t do as
well for you as you=re hoping, it can be harder to come back
from that. You just need enough numbers to have a little bit of a
safely net.@
The farm traditionally offers all of its crop as yearlings, but in
an unusual turn, will sell some weanlings at the upcoming
Keeneland November sale.
AThis year we are selling three weanling colts, but that is only
because we have 18 colts and eight fillies and we don=t have
enough paddocks for when they get to be yearlings to separate
all the colts. Some years, it is a really even 50-50 split, but we
were really hit hard by colts this year. It isn=t a bad thing, but we
do have to let a few go.@
Following in her father and uncle=s footsteps, Hinkle is the
third generation of her family to help operate the 1,000-acre
Hinkle Farms in Paris, Kentucky.
Cont. p5
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Hinkle Farms Seeking Big September cont.
The 27-year-old will be making her third trip to the September
sale as the farm=s director of bloodstock services, but she
originally had other plans.
AMy senior year in college, I was really dead-set on going to
veterinarian school,@ Hinkle said. AWhen I got out of school, I
worked for some small animal hospitals and, I think going
through the application process and actually getting some real
experience in that setting, I just realized I didn=t quite think it
was for me.@
She continued, ABut even early on in college, I thought
whatever I do, I always want to be able to help out with the
farm. My dad and my uncle did other things--they were really
involved in highway construction--and my dad managed the
farm, as well. So that was a lofty goal of mine. But then when I
decided I didn=t want to go to vet school, I talked to my dad and
my uncle about working full time for the farm and they were
kind enough to find a place for me. And I=ve been working with
the farm ever since.@
Hinkle is clearly relishing her role at the farm which is steeped
in generations of her family=s history.
AIt=s been really fulfilling to be involved with something that is
so special to my family and to be able to work with my family,@
she said. AMost people look up to their dad and think that he
hung the moon. That=s how I feel. I know that I have such a
special opportunity to learn from my family members, who I
have a tremendous amount of respect for. Of course it=s
challenging learning how to work with family when you=re just
used to interacting with them on a personal level, but it=s been a
great experience and I=ve learned so much from them. I know I
have a lifetime more to learn, but I=ve really enjoyed it so far.@
The Keeneland September sale begins Monday at 3 p.m.
Practical Joke to Ashford in >18 cont.
Hitting the board in nine of 10 starts to date, Practical Joke has
won five times for earnings of $1,670,800. His lone finish out of
the trifecta was a fifth-place run in the GI Kentucky Derby. The
bay is currently targeting a start in the GI Las Vegas Breeders=
Cup Dirt Mile. (Click here to return to p1)
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The sales pavilion at Keeneland September | Keeneland photo
BATTERS UP! Beginning with the $60-million increase in gross
from Keeneland September 2012 to Keeneland
September 2013, the last four years of Keeneland
September (2013-2016) have seen 11,100
yearlings sold for a total of $1.114 billion and an
average of $100,435. So we know what the target is:
somewhere in the neighborhood of 2,775 sold for a gross of
$278 million, and a $100,000 average. That=s where the sale has
been the last four years. But those totals are weeks away; first
we have the new Fasig Turf sale this Sunday, then the all-new
Keeneland Book 1 on Monday, followed by a three-day Book 2
next Tuesday-Thursday. We=ll clock in with a report Tuesday on
the first two, pretty much entirely new days, and then next
Saturday we=ll try and make sense of the >first week.=
One striking thing about this year=s catalogue, it seems to us, is
the prominence of second-crop yearling sires, whose first
2-year-olds are racing this year. Most years, the sires with their
first yearlings take center stage among younger sires, and those
with first 2-year-olds suffer from the >yesterday=s news=
syndrome. But this year is a little different: 26 sires with their
first yearlings are represented during the 13 days of selling,
totaling 585 yearlings (13.1% of the 4,309 catalogued). There
are 33 sires with their first 2-year-olds, represented by 695
yearlings (16.1% of those catalogued), and 25 sires with their
first 3-year-olds, which combined have 489 yearlings (11.1%)
catalogued. All together, the three youngest groups of sires
include 84 sires, with 1,769 yearlings catalogued, an average of
21 yearlings per sire, and constituting 41% of the total number
of yearlings catalogued over the 13 days. Cont. p7
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Oppenheim cont.
For potential buyers looking at any of the 695 yearlings from
the second crops of their sires, the first port of call on their
bookwork will be the North American Freshman Sire List, so let=s
have a look at that (click here). The top six Kentucky-based
freshman sires all have more than 20 yearlings catalogued, so
those will of course be of particular interest. The Leading
Freshman Sire as of now is WinStar=s Overanalyze, a dual
GII winner of the Futurity S. and Remsen S. at two, and winner
of the GI Arkansas Derby at three for Repole Stable; his sire,
Dixie Union, is also the sire of last year=s number two Freshman
Sire, Union Rags. Overanalyze is the sire of 17 winners to date,
three Black-Type Horses (two Graded), and the earners of
$685,617. He=s been a bit of a surprise package, to say the least:
his 52 yearlings sold last year averaged just $27,437, but based
on these results, he=s due for a price upgrade. That, however,
won=t happen in the first week, as all 31 of his yearlings are
catalogued in the second week. Same for Freshman Sire #3,
Spendthrift=s Jimmy Creed, a $900,000 yearling by Distorted
Humor who won the GI Malibu S. and is the sire of 11 winners,
five Black-Type Horses (two Graded), including Spectator,
winner of the GII Sorrento S. and third in the GI Del Mar
Debutante S. last Sunday. He has 23 catalogued in the sales, all
again in the second week.
Hill >n= Dale=s Violence, a son of Medaglia d=Oro who was a
$600,000 yearling and won three of his four starts, including the
GI Cashcall Futurity, and was second to Orb in the GII Fountain
of Youth S. in what turned out to be his final career start, is
number two on the Freshman Sire List, with 11 winners and two
Black-Type Winners, including last weekend=s Del Mar Juvenile
Turf S. winner Encumbered. He=s been a very popular horse all
along--last year 70 yearlings from his first crop averaged
$88,736, and 19 yearlings this year have averaged $96,695--and
has 47 yearlings catalogued, the first eight of them in Book 2.
The aforementioned Orb, Claiborne=s son of Malibu Moon who
won the 2013 GI Kentucky Derby, currently ranks fifth on the
Freshman Sire List, including last week=s Saratoga BTW
Orbolution. Orb has been this crop=s commercial leader all
along; he=s had 15 yearlings sell so far this year for an average of
$315,584. He has 54 yearlings catalogued, one in Book 1 and 26
in Book 2, so half of his yearlings are in the first week.
Coolmore=s Ashford division stands #4 on the Freshman Sire
List with the undefeated Champion North American 2-Year-Old
of 2012, Shanghai Bobby, by Into Mischief=s sire, Harlan=s
Holiday; and #6, Declaration of War (War Front), who won the
G1 Queen Anne S. and G1 Juddmonte International, and ran a
close third in the GI Breeders= Cup Classic on dirt as a 4-year-old
in 2013.
Cont. p8
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Orb has 54 yearlings catalogued in
KEESEP=s first two books | Claiborne Farm
Oppenheim cont.
Shanghai Bobby has six winners, four of them Black-Type
Horses, while Declaration of War also has four BTH (three GSP),
including G3 winner Actress, and Olmedo, beaten a short head
in the G3 Prix Des Chenes at Chantilly last Sunday. Shanghai
Bobby has 54 yearlings catalogued, all but three (in Book 2) in
the second week, while Declaration of War is the leading sire
with first 2-year-olds by number catalogued, with 78--13 at
Fasig, four in Book 1, 30 in Book 2, and 31 in the second week.
Not forgetting the first-crop sires, who will of course evince
plenty of interest themselves. Ashford=s dual Grade I winner
Verrazano tops the charts with 75 catalogued, and is one of
seven first-year sires with more than 35 catalogued. Three
Chimneys= 2013 Champion 3-year-old Will Take Charge, who has
already had 11 yearlings average $257,272 (click here--first-crop
yearling sires, NA only), has 65 catalogued, while Lane=s End=s
Noble Mission and Airdrie=s Cairo Prince have 58 and 54
catalogued, respectively. All four of these have double-digit
representation in the first week. The top seven first-year sires by
number catalogued are rounded out by WinStar=s Fed Biz (45
catalogued), Spendthrift=s dual GI Breeders= Cup Dirt Mile
winner Goldencents (43), and Three Chimneys= Strong
Mandate, Wayne Lukas=s previous GI Hopeful S. winner by
Tiznow for owners Baker and Mack (he won it again on Monday
for the same owners, by the same sire, with Sporting Chance).
Strong Mandate, who has 38 catalogued, had an $825,000 filly
at Saratoga, and thus ranks, at least for now, second on the
first-crop sires table with six sold for an average of $222,833.
While that average is sure to fall, he=s still made quite an
impression for a $10,000 sire.
Contact Bill Oppenheim at [email protected] (cc
FASIG-TIPTON GULFSTREAM SALE MOVED
TO FLORIDA DERBY WEEK The Fasig-Tipton Gulfstream Selected 2-Year-Olds in Training
Sale, held in recent years at the beginning of March, has been
moved to the end of the month to coincide with GI Florida
Derby week, Fasig-Tipton announced Tuesday. The Under Tack
show will be conducted Monday, Mar. 26, while the sale will be
held Wednesday, Mar. 28. The 67th renewal of the Florida
Derby will be run Saturday, Mar. 31.
AMoving our 2018 Gulfstream Sale three weeks later allows us
to be a part of the excitement of Florida Derby week,@ said
Fasig-Tipton President Boyd Browning. APositioning the sale
around the Florida Derby should bring the auction added
exposure, and the timing should work well for both buyers and
sellers.@
Nomination forms for the 2018 Fasig-Tipton Gulfstream Sale
are now available.
NYTHA ELECTION INFORMATIONIt's an election year for the New York Thoroughbred Horsemen's
Association. The election will be held this fall. If you would like
to participate in the voting process as a NYTHA member, please
register online at http://nytha.com/members/registration.aspx,
or contact the NYTHA office at (516) 488-2337, or by email to
[email protected], so that NYTHA can update their records
and contact you with information during the election process.
NYTHA is urging managing owners to provide the office with an
updated partner list and contact information as soon as possible.
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HANDLE UP, ATTENDANCE SLIGHTLY DOWN
AT DEL MAR Del Mar=s 78th summer season, which came to a close
Monday, showed an increase in handle over 2016 while posting
a slight decrease in attendance. Total wagering for the meet
came in at $451.5 million, for a daily average of $12,542,000, up
5.1% over the previous summer, while 476,628 patrons came
through the gates for a daily average of 13,240, down 1.5% from
last year=s figures.
The seaside oval posted gains in average field size from 8.3
horses to 8.6 and crucially, with the Breeders= Cup set to be
contested there for the first time this fall, Del Mar saw four
racing fatalities after 17 deaths marred last summer=s meet.
AIn many ways, you might call this one of the very best meets
we=ve ever had here,@ said Del Mar Thoroughbred Club=s
president Joe Harper.
Executive vice president for racing Tom Robbins added, AIf you
remember the circumstances coming into this meet, there was
real concern about how we=d be able to perform. Filling a
five-day race week with high-end product is a challenge on any
circuit these days. But our horsemen rallied, our racing proved
to be top quality and safe and we were able to put on a first-rate
show for fans around the country.@
Flavien Prat finished the meet strong, booting home seven
winners in the final three days to capture the Del Mar riding title
with 35 victories. The 25-year-old French native, who tied Rafael
Bejarano for last year=s crown and also knotted with apprentice
Evin Roman for this year=s Santa Anita winter/spring meet
honors, finished six up on both Bejarano and Roman, who tied
for second with 29 winners apiece.
Richard Baltas and Phil D=Amato battled to a draw in the
training title race, each collecting one win on closing day to
finish with 18 victories apiece. This was the first title of any kind
for Baltas, while D=Amato took home the crown last summer.
Brothers Pete and Kosta Hronis=s Hronis Racing LLC earned its
third Del Mar owner=s championship, sending out seven winners
and racking up $854,055 in earnings, highlighted by champion
Stellar Wind (Curlin), who defended her title in the GI Clement L.
Hirsch S. July 30.
Del Mar=s fall meet, which features the Nov. 3-4 Breeders= Cup
World Championships, will get underway Wednesday, Nov. 1
and run through Sunday, Nov. 26.
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Saturday, Kentucky Downs, post time: 6:56 p.m. EDT
CALUMET FARM KENTUCKY TURF CUP S.-GIII, $600,000, 3yo/up, 1 1/2mTPP HORSE SIRE OWNER TRAINER JOCKEY WT
1 Postulation Harlan's Holiday Runnymede Racing LLC Graham Vargas, Jr. 123
2 Lucky Ramsey K Lookin At Lucky Chieftain Stables III LLC Morse Hill 121
3 Muqtaser Distorted Humor Shadwell Stable McLaughlin Bravo 123
4 Oscar Nominated Kitten's Joy Kenneth L. & Sarah K. Ramsey Maker Leparoux 121
5 Crescent Drive Flower Alley Paul Van Doren Amoss Mena 121
6 Zulu Alpha Street Cry (Ire) Calumet Farm Fernandez Albarado 121
7 Enterprising Elusive Quality Maxis Stable Maker Lanerie 123
8 Bullards Alley Flower Alley Wayne Spalding & Faron McCubbins Glyshaw Pedroza 121
9 One Go All Go Fairbanks Preston Stables LLC & Prestonwood Racing LLC Matejka Cannon 121
10 St. Louie Arch Three Diamonds Farm Maker Gaffalione 123
11 Taghleeb Hard Spun Michael M. Hui Maker Ortiz 123
12 Nessy Flower Alley Edmond A. & Sharon Hudon Wilkes Hernandez, Jr. 121
13 Motivational Afleet Express Riverdee Stable Fisher Rocco, Jr. 121
14 Tobias Arch Eason, Johnny and Rafael A. Fernandez, LLC. Fernandez Graham 121
Breeders: 1-Juddmonte Farms Inc, 2-Alpha Delta Stables, LLC, 3-WinStar Farm, LLC, 4-Mrs. Jerry Amerman, 5-Eugene Melnyk, 6-Calumet Farm, 7-Glen
Hill Farm, 8-Eugene Melnyk, 9-Albert P. Coppola, 10-Colts Neck Stables LLC, 11-Shadwell Farm, LLC, 12-Sierra Farm, 13-Gainesway Thoroughbreds Ltd.,
14-Janis R. Whitham
Saturday, Kentucky Downs, post time: 6:27 p.m. EDT
KENTUCKY DOWNS TURF SPRINT S.-GIII, $400,000, 3yo/up, 6 1/2fTPP HORSE SIRE OWNER TRAINER JOCKEY WT
1 Commend War Front Claiborne Farm & Adele B. Dilschneider Mott Ortiz 123
2 Indy Hill English Channel Calumet Farm Lukas Court 118
3 Black Bear K Midnight Lute Richard Bahde Morse Albarado 121
4 Tell All You Know Van Nistelrooy World Thoroughbreds Racing, Inc. Gorder Clawson 121
5 Bondurant War Front Whitham Thoroughbreds LLC Wilkes Hernandez, Jr. 121
6 Wyeth K Candy Ride (Arg) Courtney Barousse Amoss Van Dyke 121
7 Undrafted K Purim Wes Welker & Elizabeth Kumin Ward Garcia 121
8 Crewman K Candy Ride (Arg) Dundalk 5 LLC Poulos Landeros 121
9 Mikes the Man Elite Squadron Ronald Moss Moss Miranda 121
10 Hogy K Offlee Wild Michael M. Hui Maker Geroux 125
11 Dimension (GB) Medicean (GB) Riverside Bloodstock, LLC Murphy Graham 121
Breeders: 1-Claiborne Farm & Adele B. Dilschneider, 2-Calumet Farm, 3-St. George Farm LLC, 4-World Thoroughbreds Racing Inc., 5-Janis R. Whitham,
6-SF Bloodstock LLC, 7-Catesby W. Clay Investment LLC, 8-Emory A. Hamilton, 9-Ronald Moss & Elite Squadron Syndicate, 10-Dr. John E. Little,
11-Cheveley Park Stud Ltd
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Saturday, Kentucky Downs, post time: 5:22 p.m. EDT
KENTUCKY DOWNS LADIES TURF S.-GIII, $350,000, 3yo/up, f/m, 1mT
PP HORSE SIRE OWNER TRAINER JOCKEY ML
1 Beauly (GB) Sea The Stars (Ire) Rebecca Hillen Walsh Graham 125
2 Linda Scat Daddy Whitham Thoroughbreds LLC Wilkes Hernandez, Jr. 121
3 Hone In K Smart Strike G. Watts Humphrey, Jr. Oliver Court 121
4 Zipessa K City Zip Empyrean Stables Stidham Bravo 121
5 Miss Temple City K Temple City The Club Racing LLC, Needle In A Haystack, LLC & Motion Prado 121
Sagamore Farm
6 Majestic Angel K Majestic Warrior Jerry Jamgotchian Reed Geroux 121
7 Susie Bee English Channel Calumet Farm Maker Gaffalione 125
8 Seeking Paradise K Blame Double Infinity Ranch Sharp Landeros 121
Breeders: 1-New England, Mount Coote & P. Barrett, 2-Janis R. Whitham, 3-G. Watts Humphrey Jr. & St. George Farm Racing, LLC, 4-G. Watts Humphrey
Jr. & Sally S. Humphrey, 5-Bobfeld Bloodstock, 6-Hargus & Sandra Sexton & Silver Fern Farm, 7-Bluegrass Hall, LLC, 8-Helen T. Andrews & Twin Hopes
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2-year-old Monomoy Girl (Tapizar) graduated at first asking at
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Tuesday=s Results:6th-PRX, $49,318, Alw (NW2X)/Opt. Clm ($25,000), 9-5, 3yo/up,f/m, 1m 70yT, 1:42.24, gd.GIOIA STELLA (f, 4, Medaglia d=Oro--Dowry, by Belong to Me),a $1.5-million Keeneland September yearling purchase, movedthrough her maiden and >one other than= conditions in New Yorklast year and was last seen finishing sixth in a one-mile turfevent at this level at Saratoga July 22. Finding the watersshallower as the 1-2 favorite here, the filly endured a wide trip,but still finished with good energy to score by six lengths overUntouchable U (Red Giant). The winner is a half to GI AmericanOaks winner Nereid (Rock Hard Ten), GISW, $303,800; and GI Belmont Oaks Inv. runner-up Sea Queen (Lemon Drop Kid),SW & GISP, $474,495. Dowry is also responsible for a yearlingfull-brother to the winner and a weanling filly by Empire Maker.She visited Uncle Mo this spring. Lifetime Record: 10-3-2-0,
$144,450. Click for the Equibase.com chart or VIDEO,sponsored by Fasig-Tipton.O-Moyglare Stud Farm, Ltd.; B-The Neuman Group & Darley(KY); T-Christophe Clement.
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Bolt d’Oro wins the G1 Del Mar Futurity inremarkable style. He’s the fifth G1 winner of the year for his (equally remarkable) sire.
That’s more than any other Americanstallion. Medaglia d’Oro also leadsthe way by 2017 yearling average.
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Tuesday=s Results:6th-IND, $31,000, Msw, 9-5, 2yo, f, 1mT, 1:42.31, gd.
+MONOMOY GIRL (f, 2, Tapizar--Drumette, by Henny Hughes) worked steadily at Ellis Park in recent weeks and was bet down to 3-2 favoritism for this career unveiling. Away without incident, she was guided inward to save ground behind a wall of horses around the opening bend and continued to bide her time from far back as the leaders completed a half-mile in :50.36. Angled out approaching the far turn, the filly circled the field with an eye-catching six-wide bid and drew clear to a convincing 3 3/4-length victory over fellow firster Lemon Princess (Lemon Drop Kid). The winner=s dam--a half to GSW Drum Major
(Dynaformer)--produced a full-brother to the winner in 2016 and a colt by Palace Malice this spring before visiting Shackleford. Sales History: $100,000 Ylg >16 KEESEP. Lifetime Record: 1-1-0-0, $18,600. Click for the Equibase.com chart. O-
Michael Dubb & Monomoy Stables LLC. B-FPF LLC & Highfield Ranch (KY). T-Brad Cox.
Monday=s Late Results:10th-DMR, $78,605, Alw (NW1$X)/Opt. Clm ($40,000), 9-4,3yo/up, 7f, 1:22.10, ft.TOUCHING RAINBOWS (g, 4, Aragorn {Ire}--Violin Case, by GoldCase) graduated from the maiden ranks and added a secondvictory in the mid-level claiming ranks in 2016 and appeared tofit best in races below the allowance level, but has subsequentlyshowed astonishing improvement since arriving to the care oftrainer Phil D=Amato. Second, beaten just a neck, in a seven-furlong optional claimer for Cal-breds at Santa Anita July1, the chestnut recently annexed an Aug. 10 optional claimer atthat same level locally, registering a 99 Beyer Speed Figure--14points higher than his previous top. Bet down to 9-5 favoritismfor this return to open company, Touching Rainbows ratedbehind a :21.94 quarter-mile and rallied on the outside into thestretch to win going away by 3 1/2 lengths. Prime Issue(Tannersmyman) was second best. The winner put D=Amato intoa tie with Richard Baltas for honors as Del Mar=s leading trainerat the summer meet. Lifetime Record: 10-4-1-0, $131,500. Clickfor the Equibase.com chart or VIDEO, sponsored by Fasig-Tipton.O-KM Racing Enterprise, Inc.; B-Esembee Inc. (CA); T-PhilipD'Amato.
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INDUSTRY INFO
Old Friends to Host Auction at Fasig-Tipton Turf Showcase:
Old Friends Thoroughbred Retirement Farm will host an
exclusive live auction of fine art and racing memorabilia as a
prelude to the inaugural Fasig-Tipton Turf Showcase, Presented
by Woodbine Racetrack, the farm announced Tuesday. The
auction, open to the public, will be held for one hour Sunday,
Sept. 10, beginning at 3 p.m. EST at the Fasig-Tipton paddocks,
located at 2400 Newtown Pike in Lexington, Ky.
All proceeds raised from the auction will benefit Old Friends,
and items will be available for preview Saturday, Sept. 9 from
4-6 p.m. in the Kentucky Room of the Fasig-Tipton pavilion.
Cocktails and hors d=oeuvres will be served.
For interested bidders unable to attend the sale, proxy bids
will be accepted via email from Friday, Sept. 8 at 6 p.m. to
Sunday, Sept. 10 at 9 a.m. sharp. Photos and descriptions of
items can be viewed on the Old Friends website, and bids can be
emailed to [email protected].
The auction will be followed immediately by Fasig-Tipton=s
Turf Showcase, the first North American sale consisting entirely
of yearlings with Aturf appeal.@ All yearlings catalogued have
been approved on both conformation and pedigree by Fasig-
Tipton.
AOur thanks to everyone at Fasig-Tipton for this extraordinary
opportunity,@ said Old Friends President Michael Blowen. AWe
appreciate their support of all our retirees, and for the
recognition that these athletes have great value and meaning
beyond their racing and breeding years.@
Fasig-Tipton President Boyd Browning added, AOld Friends
does an amazing job. We are so happy to incorporate this
unique auction to benefit their efforts with the launch of the
inaugural Turf Showcase.@
Wednesday, Kentucky Downs, post time: 5:46 p.m. EDTTOURIST MILE S., $400,000, 3&up, 1mTPP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER ML1 Hootenanny Quality Road Garcia Ward 5-12 Flatlined Flatter Rocco Jr. Dickey 6-13 Shining Copper Aragorn (Ire) Gaffalione Maker 3-14 Dimension (GB) Medicean (GB) Landeros Murphy 20-15 Western Reserve Indian Charlie Bridgmohan Sweezey 6-16 Zambian Smart Strike Gilligan Miller 20-17 Applicator Henrythenavigator Valdivia Yanakov 8-18 Irish Strait English Channel Lynch Motion 2-19 Bandar Quien Barbaran Jurado 30-1
TDN REGIONAL REPORT • PAGE 4 OF 6 • THETDN.COM WEDNESDAY • SEPTEMBER 6, 2017
Wednesday, Kentucky Downs, post time: 5:18 p.m. EDTEXACTA SYSTEMS JUVENILE FILLIES S., $350,000,f, 2yo, 7fTPP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER ML1 Classy Music Maclean’s Music Albarado Jr. McPeek 8-12 Elizabeth Nicole Exchange Rate Doyle Moquett 20-13 Best Performance Broken Vow Hernandez Jr. Clement 5-24 High Tech Data Link Landeros Wilkes 10-15 Go Noni Go Get Stormy Gaffalione Maker 20-16 Waki Patriot Awesome Patriot Court Hancock 6-17 Our Graycious Girl Macho Uno Gilligan Lovell 30-18 Moonlight Rain Point of Entry Rocco Jr. Casse 6-19 Ultima D Scat Daddy Garcia Ward 9-210 Secret Passion Archarcharch Lanerie Gelner 15-111 Katie’s Reward Warrior’s Reward Bridgmohan Cox 8-112 Arabella Bella Skipshot Valdivia Jr. Yanakov 30-1Also Eligible:13 My Peeps Concord Point Court Van Berg 30-114 Delaphene Oxbow Graham Harty 20-115 Bridaled Temper War Front Leparoux Casse 6-116 Emmport Exchange Rate Santana Jr. Cox 5-1
Wednesday, Kentucky Downs, post time: 6:14 p.m. EDTFASIG-TIPTON TURF SHOWCASE JUVENILE S., $350,000, 2yo, 7fTPP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER ML1 Tigerbeach Treasure Beach (GB) Valdivia Jr. Rivelli 10-12 Little Jimmy B Roman Ruler Lynch Abbott III 20-13 Bantu Stormy Atlantic Rocco Jr. Walsh 5-14 Arawak Uncle Mo Jimenez Ward 9-25 Mr Ashley Snapy Halo (Arg) Figueroa Macias 30-16 Make Noise Graydar Court Van Berg 15-17 Northern Trail Northern Afleet Hill Van Berg 4-18 John Tippmann Tiz Wonderful Albarado McPeek 15-19 Snapper Sinclair City Zip Santana Jr. Asmussen 7-210 Stolen Pistol New Year’s Day Landeros Sharp 15-111 Sky Promise Sky Mesa Gilligan McPeek 8-112 Renaisance Frolic Paynter Gaffalione Fawkes 15-1Also Eligible:13 Smart Remark First Defence Cruz Oliver 12-114 Pont Du Gard Liaison Graham Correas 10-115 Captivating Moon Malibu Moon Leparoux Block 8-116 East Rand Denman (Aus) Hill Gorder 20-1
First-crop starters to watch: Wednesday, September 6Farm and fee represent current information
ALTERNATION (Distorted Humor), Pin Oak Stud, $7,500
80 foals of racing age/2 winners/0 black-type winners
4-IND, Msw 5 1/2f, IRISH STOUT, 5-2
$10,000 KEE SEP yrl
AWESOME PATRIOT (Awesome Again), Spendthrift Farm, $3,500
37 foals of racing age/4 winners/0 black-type winners
7-KD, $350K Exacta Systems Juvenile Fillies S., 7fT, WAKI PATRIOT,
6-1
$1,200 RNA KEE SEP yrl
DATA LINK (War Front), Claiborne Farm, $7,500
99 foals of racing age/4 winners/0 black-type winners
7-KD, $350K Exacta Systems Juvenile Fillies S., 7fT, HIGH TECH, 10-1
$62,000 KEE SEP yrl
DENMAN (AUS) (Lonhro {Aus}), Darley, $15,000
47 foals of racing age/4 winners/0 black-type winners
9-KD, $350K Fasig-Tipton Turf Showcase Juvenile S., 7fT, EAST
RAND, 20-1
GRAYDAR (Unbridled's Song), Taylor Made Stallions, $15,000
99 foals of racing age/3 winners/0 black-type winners
9-KD, $350K Fasig-Tipton Turf Showcase Juvenile S., 7fT, MAKE
NOISE, 15-1
$80,000 KEE NOV wnl; $22,000 KEE SEP yrl
2-PID, Msw 5 1/2f, NO SHOW ROSE, 9-2
$1,000 FTK OCT yrl
7-IND, Msw 5 1/2f, PENANCE, 10-1
$33,000 RNA KEE JAN yrl; $11,000 RNA KEE SEP yrl
JIMMY CREED (Distorted Humor), Spendthrift Farm, $12,500
92 foals of racing age/11 winners/1 black-type winner
4-IND, Msw 5 1/2f, THE MONEY DANCE, 3-1
$23,000 RNA KEE NOV wnl
JUSTIN PHILLIP (First Samurai), Castleton Lyons, $12,500
71 foals of racing age/5 winners/1 black-type winner
2-PID, Msw 5 1/2f, QUEEN LANA, 12-1
$24,000 RNA KEE NOV wnl
Touching Rainbows (Aragorn {Ire}) wins the finaleat Del Mar Monday night.
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LIAISON (Indian Charlie), Spendthrift Farm, $10,000
77 foals of racing age/4 winners/1 black-type winner
9-KD, $350K Fasig-Tipton Turf Showcase Juvenile S., 7fT, PONT DU
GARD, 10-1
$20,000 KEE NOV wnl; $37,000 OBS AUG yrl
NEW YEAR=S DAY (Street Cry {Ire}), Hill 'N' Dale Farms, $12,500
48 foals of racing age/7 winners/0 black-type winners
2-KD, Msw 6 1/2fT, AWESOME DAY, 30-1
$13,000 KEE SEP yrl
9-KD, $350K Fasig-Tipton Turf Showcase Juvenile S., 7fT, STOLEN
PISTOL, 15-1
OVERANALYZE (Dixie Union), WinStar Farm, $10,000
113 foals of racing age/17 winners/0 black-type winners
2-PID, Msw 5 1/2f, GENUWINE, 4-1
$4,500 FTK OCT yrl
OXBOW (Awesome Again), Calumet Farm, $20,000
76 foals of racing age/1 winner/0 black-type winners
7-KD, $350K Exacta Systems Juvenile Fillies S., 7fT, DELAPHENE, 20-1
PAYNTER (Awesome Again), WinStar Farm, $25,000
95 foals of racing age/2 winners/0 black-type winners
2-PID, Msw 5 1/2f, CLEARWATER, 8-1
2-KD, Msw 6 1/2fT, LENAMARIE, 5-1
$335,000 FTS AUG yrl
9-KD, $350K Fasig-Tipton Turf Showcase Juvenile S., 7fT,
RENAISANCE FROLIC, 15-1
$90,000 RNA KEE NOV wnl; $60,000 RNA KEE SEP yrl
POINT OF ENTRY (Dynaformer), Adena Springs, $25,000
78 foals of racing age/4 winners/1 black-type winner
7-KD, $350K Exacta Systems Juvenile Fillies S., 7fT, MOONLIGHT
RAIN, 6-1
SNAPY HALO (ARG) (Southern Halo), Calumet Farm, $7,500
21 foals of racing age/1 winner/0 black-type winners
9-KD, $350K Fasig-Tipton Turf Showcase Juvenile S., 7fT, MR
ASHLEY, 30-1
$1,000 KEE SEP yrl
TAKE CHARGE INDY (A.P. Indy), KOR, $20,000
103 foals of racing age/9 winners/1 black-type winner
2-KD, Msw 6 1/2fT, C. S. INCHARGE, 6-1
TREASURE BEACH (GB) (Galileo {Ire}), Pleasant Acres Stallions,
$10,000
65 foals of racing age/7 winners/0 black-type winners
2-KD, Msw 6 1/2fT, BIKINI HOTTIE, 30-1
9-KD, $350K Fasig-Tipton Turf Showcase Juvenile S., 7fT,
TIGERBEACH, 10-1
$27,000 KEE SEP yrl; $47,000 RNA OBS MAR 2yo
Second-crop starters to watch: Wednesday, September 6Farm and fee represent current information
DIALED IN (Mineshaft), Darby Dan Farm, $7,500
174 foals of racing age/48 winners/7 black-type winners
4-IND, Msw 5 1/2f, BANDIDO DE AMORES, 20-1
THE FACTOR (War Front), Lane's End Farm, $15,000
218 foals of racing age/56 winners/7 black-type winners
9-IND, $200K Indiana Grand S., 1mT, YOUNGEST DAUGHTER, 5-1
GET STORMY (Stormy Atlantic), Crestwood Farm, $5,000
143 foals of racing age/30 winners/1 black-type winner
7-KD, $350K Exacta Systems Juvenile Fillies S., 7fT, GO NONI GO,
20-1
$1,000 KEE NOV wnl; $8,500 RNA FTK OCT yrl; $100,000 FTK HRA
2yo
MACLEAN=S MUSIC (Distorted Humor), Hill 'N' Dale Farms, $6,500
149 foals of racing age/46 winners/7 black-type winners
7-KD, $350K Exacta Systems Juvenile Fillies S., 7fT, CLASSY MUSIC,
8-1
$165,000 KEE SEP yrl
REWARD THE CAT (Good Reward)
5 foals of racing age/1 winner/0 black-type winners
8-IND, $200K Centaur S., 1mT, JUDAH, 20-1
SHACKLEFORD (Forestry), Darby Dan Farm, $20,000
208 foals of racing age/58 winners/3 black-type winners
9-IND, $200K Indiana Grand S., 1mT, EXCESSIVESPENDING, 12-1
$35,000 KEE SEP yrl; $65,000 EAS MAY 2yo
SKIPSHOT (Skip Away), Considine Farm, $2,500
29 foals of racing age/11 winners/1 black-type winner
7-KD, $350K Exacta Systems Juvenile Fillies S., 7fT, ARABELLA BELLA,
30-1
STAR GUITAR (Quiet American), Clear Creek Stud, $4,000
80 foals of racing age/20 winners/2 black-type winners
7-LAD, Msw 5fT, SIMPLY SOLO, 2-1
STAY THIRSTY (Bernardini), Ashford Stud, $17,500
162 foals of racing age/55 winners/3 black-type winners
8-IND, $200K Centaur S., 1mT, JOCKER JUSTICE, 20-1
$20,000 RNA KEE NOV wnl; $45,000 RNA KEE SEP yrl
TO HONOR AND SERVE (Bernardini), Gainesway Farm, $20,000
172 foals of racing age/46 winners/1 black-type winner
7-IND, Msw 5 1/2f, TIMUQUANA PLACE, 5-2
TDN WEEKENDSEPTEMBER 2017
BRIAN MALARKEYCELEBRITY CHEF BRIAN MALARKEY GETS READY TO COOK FOR THE BREEDERS’ CUP. BUT WHAT YOU DON’T KNOW ABOUT HIM WILL SURPRISE YOU.
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BREEDERS’ EDITION
ALLOWANCE RESULTS:8th-PRX, $58,790, 9-5, (NW1X), 3yo/up, 6f, 1:09.30, ft.FLASHY KYEM (g, 4, Medallist--Flash Riot, by Crowd Pleaser)Lifetime Record: 18-4-4-3, $211,644. O-Daniel McConnell & LeeH. Vosters; B-Daniel W. McConnell Sr., Gelman & Vosters (PA);T-Keith Nations.
3rd-IND, $34,500, (S), 9-5, (NW1X), 3yo/up, 1 1/16mT, 1:48.73,fm.POWERSTRETCHER (g, 4, Sun King--No Shame, by Colony Light)Lifetime Record: 16-2-5-3, $57,972. O-Steve H. Lewis; B-StevenH. Lewis & Tracy Farmer (IN); T-Liane P. Davis.
ADDITIONAL MAIDEN WINNERS:Regal Wildcat, f, 2, Regal Ransom--Vaillante, by Thunder Gulch. IND, 9-5, (S), 5 1/2f, 1:05.90. B-Darwin D Krenz (IN). Nickie's Papa, g, 2, Run Away and Hide--She'sa Tough Tiger, by Tiger Ridge. IND, 9-5, 5 1/2f, 1:05.40. B-Elizabeth H. Muirhead, Frank Coniglio & Sid Ritman (KY).Dream Big Kid, g, 4, Lemon Drop Kid--Liam's Dream (GSW, $194,760), by Saint Liam. LAD, 9-5, 5fT, 1:01.57. B-W. K. Warren (KY). *$13,000 Ylg '14 KEESEP. **1/2 to Local Hero (Hard Spun), MGSP, $191,700.
Red Legend, g, 4, Lightnin N Thunder--Lady Biscayne, by French Deputy. TDN, 9-5, (S), 6f, 1:14.64. B-Ben C Mears (OH).
IN SOUTH KOREA:Jeokbyeok Shinhwa, g, 2, Limehouse--River Kenmare, by Unbridled=s Song. Seoul, 9-3, Hcp. ($53k), 1200m. B-O=Sullivan Farms LLC & Barak Farm (WV).Op Seven, c, 2, Tale of Ekati--Groundbreaker, by War Front. Seoul, 9-3, Hcp. ($66k), 1200m. B-Douglas Arnold (KY). *$19,000 RNA Ylg >16 KEEJAN; $25,000 Ylg >16 FTKOCT.
IN PANAMA:+Lady Eagle, f, 2, Stephen Got Even--Mariisiima (Pan) (Ch. 3yo Filly, Filly Triple Crown Winner & MSW-Pan), by Jed Flores. Presidente Remon, 9-3, Maiden, 1100m. B-Haras El Aquila (KY). *Won by 7 1/4 lengths as the 1-5 favorite on debut. **Full to Maria Got Even, Ch. Imp. Older Mare & MSW-Pan, $183,209. VIDEO