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FIRST SAMURAI TO STAND AT CLAIBORNE Bruce Lunsford and Lansdon Robbins III’s First Samu-rai (Giant’s Causeway--Freddy Frisson, by DixielandBand), a multiple Grade I winner at two, will stand at

the Hancock family’s ClaiborneFarm upon the conclusion ofhis racing career. According toa press release, the Paris, Ken-tucky nursery has purchasedan interest in the three-year-oldfor breeding purposes. “FirstSamurai will be the first StormCat-line stallion to stand at thefarm,” said Claiborne PresidentSeth Hancock. “He was a bril-

liant two-year-old and is an outstanding individual. Hewill be a good fit for a lot of the mares at Claiborne.”Winner of his first four starts, including the GI HopefulS. and GI Champagne S., First Samurai was third in theGI Breeders’ Cup Juvenile last term. In 2006, he addeda second in the GII HutchesonS. in his seasonal debut andmost recently was awardedvictory via disqualification inthe GII Fountain of Youth S.Mar. 4. “Lansdon and I realizedhow special this horse is andwanted him to have a goodhome,” said Lunsford. “Wealso wanted to put this process behind us before enter-ing the fray of the Classic season. This will allow us toconcentrate solely on what is in the best interest of thehorse for the remainder of his racing career.”

EINSTEIN SMART CHOICE IN PAN AM One need not be an ace in quantum physics to seethat Einstein (Brz) (Spend a Buck) likes the turf courseat Gulfstream Park. Three starts, three wins. Prettybasic stuff. Saturday, the Midnight Cry Stablecolorbearer tries to make it four straight in Miami in the

12-furlong Captain MorganGIII Pan American H., partof the Spectacular SaturdayIV program. Einstein beganthe meet with a pair of al-lowance wins, then stagedthe 7-1 upset winning the 11 1/2-furlong GIGulfstream Park Breeders’Cup H. Feb. 25, his firststakes tally. “It’s awesomeseeing all the potential he'sgot," said Einstein’s condi-

tioner, Helen Pitts, who saddled him to a maiden win atChurchill last November. "He's grown up a lot thiswinter. He's matured a lot. He's mentally very goodand he loves the game, and he has the talent to reallytake advantage of that. When you've got that combina-tion, it's really exciting." Pitts added that, with anadditional half-furlong to negotiate from his latest,Einstein might use his tactical speed Saturday. “Speedis always a big factor,” she said, “but fortunately Idon’t think he needs to go to the lead like he did lasttime. He can sit off the pace, and that’s got to be a bigthing in his favor.”

Saturday, Gulfstream ParkPAN AMERICAN H.-GIII, $150,000, 3yo/up, 1 1/2mTPP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY WT 1 Ramazutti Honor Grades DeCarlo 113 2 Broadway View Broad Brush Zito 114 3 Ground Hero Dynaformer Rose 111 4 Go Deputy Deputy Minister Velazquez 118 5 Silver Whistle Alphabet Soup Mott 115 6 Scooter Roach Mi Cielo Douglas 114 7 Sabre D'argent Kris S. Castellano 115 8 El Duque (Arg) Distinct Reality Aguilar 114 9 Einstein (Brz) Spend a Buck Bejarano 119

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3:14p 6th-GPX, Alw, $46K, 4yo/up, f/m, 1 1/16mTHRTV SUCCESSION (GB) (Groom Dancer), trained overseas by Sir

Mark Prescott, capped off that portion of her career with anarrow victory in a Listed stakes in Cologne. The stakes-quality field includes Omeya (Chi) (Milt’s Overture) andrecent winner Pommes Frites (Dynaformer). brisnet.com pps

4:00p 1st-SAX, Alw, $62K, 4yo/up, f/m, 1 1/8mTHRTV DALICIA (GER) (Acatenango {Ger}) makes her U.S. bow for

Team Valor and Never Tell Farm. The five-year-old has buttwo wins to her credit, however one of those came in a 20-1upset in the G3 Spreti-Rennen at Baden-Baden last August.Trainer Neil Drysdale has won 7 of 14 races with horsesmaking their first appearance in the States. Dream Lady (OldTrieste), beaten a nose in her last two, looms the one to beat.brisnet.com pps

5:44p 8th-OPX, Msw, $33K, 3,4,5yo, 1 1/16mTVG MERCATUS (A.P. Indy), a Payson homebred out of a half-

sister to such horses as Salem Drive, Lac Ouimet, St. Joviteand L’Carriere, stretches out to two turns off a sixth in hisMar. 11 bow at this track. The bay is also a half to Powder, astakes winner at this oval. Film Fortune (Indy Film) dropsback to maidens off a fifth in the GIII Rebel S. Mar. 18, whenhe broke slowly. brisnet.com pps

7:10p 7th-SAX, Alw, $71K, 4yo/up, 1 1/8mTHRTV PROSPECT PARK (GB) (Sadler’s Wells), second by a head

in the G1 French Derby in 2004, was favored in that year’s G1Arc de Triomphe, but was only 16th. Winner of the G3 LaCoupe de Maisons-Laffitte last September, the Wertheimerhomebred was most recently 11th to David Junior in the G1Champion S. Oct. 15. This tough field also includes thetalented Sarafan (Lear Fan), Toasted (Hennessy) andBuckland Manor (Bien Bien). brisnet.com pps

RCI GETS CALL FOR A WAGERING CLEARINGHOUSEby Evan Hammonds, courtesy The Blood-Horse In order to help racing jurisdictions get a better gripon just exactly who is betting into their pools, a callwas made out at the Association of Racing Commis-sioners International convention for the RCI to take thelead in forming a "wagering clearinghouse" for second-ary betting entities. The RCI convention, which runsthrough Friday, is being held at the Hyatt RegencyTamaya Resort near Albuquerque, N.M. During a modelrules committee meeting, Richard Shapiro, chairman ofthe California Horse Racing Board, discussed the situa-tion in his state, and how to make the situation better."In California, the tracks may go out and negotiate withXYZ betting outlet," Shapiro said. "We [the CHRB] ask'Are they betting through our pools?' The answer:'Yes.' Then, we need to know who they are, that theyare properly organized, that their systems are secure,so we know who is wagering into our pools and that iswhere there is a big breakdown. I'm asking RCI to takethe lead on that." Shapiro then proposed for there to bea standard review and approval of all the secondarypari-mutuel wagering entities before they are allowed toenter into the wagering pools. "As we get license appli-cations from our racing associations, there is an attach-ment for all of the places where they have an agree-ment for sending the signal and where there are allthese secondary betting places that bet through ourpool," he said. "They'll be a list of 50 or more and weneed to know we're doing the due diligence that theyhave been fully vetted and checked out.”

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8th-GPX (Alw $37K) Take D’Tour (Tour d’Or) posts the upset; returning Balletto (UAE) (Timber Country) fourth. 6th-GPX (Alw $33K) MGSP Kansas City Boy (Boston Harbor) returns to his best form. 9th-GPX (Alw $33K) Beholden (Cat Thief) rallies to victory. 1st-SAX (Msw $39K) Hot Flame (Flame Thrower) smokes ‘em at first asking.

STAKES CLOSINGSTOMORROW, SATURDAY, APRIL 1:04-12 $100,000 Fifth Season-III, OP, 4yo/up,

8.5f (0)04-13 $150,000 Count Fleet Sprint H.-III, OP, 3yo/up, 6f

(100)04-15 $150,000 Comely-III, Aqu, 3yo, f, 8f (150)

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ARNOLD NAMED ARLINGTON PRESIDENT RoyArnold has been named president of Chicago’sArlington Park. The announcement was made yesterdayby Arlington chairman Richard Duchossois and AndrewSkehan, executive vice president of Churchill DownsInc., the track’s parent company. Arnold will assumehis new responsibilities Apr. 11. The 50-year-old NewYork native joins Arlington after serving 30 years in theUnited States Marine Corps, most recently serving asthe assistant wing commander for the third MarineAircraft Wing, I Marine Expeditionary Force. “Roy Ar-nold is a strong leader who, throughout his highly deco-rated military career demonstrated his ability to identifygoals, define and execute strategies to achieve thosegoals, and deliver exceptional results,” said Duchossois.“Those are the very same skills required of racetrackexecutives as they navigate today’s increasingly com-petitive business landscape. Roy has already investedconsiderable time and energy learning about the horseracing industry and understands the opportunities wehave and the challenges we face.” Arlington will openfor its 95-day 2006 meeting on May 5.

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H G U L F S T R E A M H

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

Stakes - purses of $40,000/upAllowance Races - purses of $20,000/upOptional Claiming Races - purses of $20,000/up and

a minimum claiming price of $25,000Maiden Special Weight Races - purses of $18,000/upMaiden Claiming Races - purses of $18,000/up and

a minimum claiming price of $40,000

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Yesterday’s Results:8th-GPX, $37,000, Alw, Opt. Clm. ($250,000), NW3X,4yo/up, f/m, 1m, 1:36, ft.TAKE D' TOUR (m, 5, Tour D'Or--Cherry Flare, by Mr.Washington) took a one-mile allowance at Arlington lastSept. 8, but was beaten nearly 30 lengths into sixth inthe Oct. 15 Shocker T. H. at Calder before getting abreather. In her first appearance for this barn, thechestnut tired to be third in the Wayward Lass S. atTampa Mar. 4 and was let go at 8-1 in her Gulfstreamdebut. With the pace from the outside, the Florida-bredpoked a head in front after a half and pulled away towin it by four lengths. Favored Balletto (UAE) (TimberCountry) raced in traffic for most of the journey andtailed off late to be fourth, some 14 1/2 lengths adriftof the winner. Lifetime Record: 13-4-5-0, $96,040.Video, sponsored by Taylor Made.O-Alice Muller. B-Paul Muller (FL). T-David Fawkes.

9th-GPX, $33,000, Alw, 3yo, f, 1m, 1:37 1/5, ft.BEHOLDEN (f, 3, Cat Thief--Godmother {GSW,$373,341}, by Show'em Slew), a 3 3/4-length maidenwinner at first asking at Saratoga last Aug. 18, returnedfrom a five-month vacation to complete the exacta in aJan. 14 allowance at this track and was most recentlythird trying this distance for the first time Mar. 5. The5-2 second choice was reserved off the pace for theopening half mile, rallied into the stretch and was alonglate for a neck victory. Joyful Rhapsody (Horse Chest-nut {SAf}) was a troubled runner-up. The winner was a$215,000 FTKJUL yearling and $700,000 FTFFEBjuvenile. Lifetime Record: 4-2-1-1, $56,370. Video,sponsored by Taylor Made.O-Darley Stable. B-Arthur I Appleton (FL). T-Eoin GHarty.

6th-GPX, $33,000, Alw, NW1X, 4yo/up, 1m, 1:36 1/5,ft.KANSAS CITY BOY (c, 4, Boston Harbor--Noble Pursuit,by Affirmed) finished third in the GIII Lecomte S. at theFair Grounds last January and runner-up in the GIII HolyBull S. at this venue the following month, but had anyClassics aspirations dashed with a seventh in the GIILouisiana Derby Mar. 12 and an eighth in the GII IllinoisDerby Apr. 9. Rested eight months off that effort, thedark bay had struggled mightily at this meet, finishing adistant sixth Jan. 12 and last of eight Feb. 18. A 6-1chance this time around, the $170,000 KEESEP year-ling was reserved early, made a huge move along theinside into the lane and drew off to a 3 1/4-lengthvictory. Silver Vista (Silver Deputy) was second. Life-time Record: MGSP, 12-2-3-1, $114,225. Video, spon-sored by Taylor Made.O-Sarah Lyn Stables LLC. B-Calumet Farm (KY). T-MarkA Hennig.

Leparoux Breaks Turfway Record For Wins: Apprentice jockey Julien Leparoux broke the TurfwayPark record for most wins in a single meet when hebooted home Harpers Lane to victory in the sixth raceWednesday night. It was the 151st time the Frenchmanhas found the wire first at Turfway’s Winter/Spring

meet. The previous markwas set at the 2004 Win-ter/Spring meet, whenrising star Rafael Bejaranowon 150 of his 472mounts. Harpers Lanewas Leparoux’s 481stmount this meet. Beforelast night’s racing,Leparoux’s Turfway re-cord stood at 151 wins,

98 seconds, 60 thirds from 483 mounts and earningsof $1,488,799. A native of Chantilly, France, Leparouxstarted riding professionally last August. His first wincame at Saratoga Race Course Aug. 18. Leparoux hasbeen in the United States since 2003, when he beganworking as an exercise rider for trainer PatrickBiancone.

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H S O. C A L I F O R N I A H SOPHOMORE SPOTLIGHT

UPCOMING MAJOR NORTH AMERICAN STAKES

Date Race TrackApr. 1 GI Florida Derby Gulfstream

GIII Excelsior BC H. AqueductGIII Orchid H. GulfstreamGIII Pan American H. GulfstreamGIII Skip Away H. GulfstreamGIII Tokyo City Cup Santa AnitaGIII Santa Paula S. Santa Anita

Apr. 2 GII Potrero Grande BC Santa AnitaApr. 7 GIII Transylvania S. KeenelandApr. 8 GI Carter H. Aqueduct

GI Wood Memorial S. AqueductGI Santa Anita Derby Santa AnitaGI Ashland S. KeenelandGI Apple Blossom H. OaklawnGII Arcadia H. Santa AnitaGII Oaklawn H. OaklawnGII Illinois Derby HawthorneGIII Bay Shore S. AqueductGIII Providencia S. Santa AnitaGIII John B Connally BC Sam Houston

Apr. 12 GII Vinery Madison KeenelandGIII Fifth Season S. Oaklawn

Apr. 13 GII Stonerside Beaumont KeenelandGIII Count Fleet Sprint H. Oaklawn

Apr. 14 GII Fantasy S. OaklawnGII Maker’s Mark Mile KeenelandGIII Shakertown S. Keeneland

Jockey Felipe Martinez to Ride Last Race Sunday: Jockey Felipe Martinez has announced that he plansto retire following his final ride Sunday at Santa AnitaPark. "There's no other reason, other than I want tospend more time with my family," the 41-year-oldnative of Jalisco, Mexico, said yesterday. "My wife,Adriene, and our children, Marcus, Isabel and Isaac,have a home on about an acre of ground in Great Falls,Montana, and that's where we plan to live. Right now,we have no horses there, but that could change." Mar-tinez rides Sam's Ace (In Excess {Ire}) for trainer DougO'Neill in Saturday's $1 million GI Florida Derby atGulfstream Park. Through March 28, Martinez had acareer record of 462 wins, 543 seconds, 641 thirdsand purse earnings of $13,374,448 from 5,617mounts. Martinez said he began riding in 1987.

Yesterday’s Results:1st-SAX, $39,296, Msw, 2yo, 2f, :21 2/5, ft.+HOT FLAME (c, 2, Flame Thrower--Hot Dice, byCarson City) earned the two-furlong bullet of :23Mar. 25 and was well-backed at 7-2 to win his race-track debut. Sent for the early lead from between rivals,the chestnut assumed command for good at the eighthpole and inched away to a 1 3/4-length victory.Youandiatdelmar (You and I), in off the also-eligble list,was runner-up at 16-1. Lifetime Record: 1-1-0-0,$21,600. Video, sponsored by Taylor Made.O-Jocelyn Dickey McKathan. B-North Star Equine (FL).T-Danny Velasquez.

6th-SAX, $52,000, Msw, 3yo, 1mT, 1:37, fm.COREY COUNTY (c, 3, High Yield--Correoso {SP,$63,115}, by Rahy), a $95,000 KEESEP yearling, neverfigured in a dismal ninth-place effort sprinting overSanta Anita’s main track Jan. 21 in his debut. Thechestnut approved of the change in surface in his nextstart, though, coming home third at 18-1 in a course-and-distance event Mar. 4. Better supported in hissecond turf try at 2-1, he jumped out to the fore underVictor Espinoza, who coaxed his mount through soft:24 3/5, :49 1/5, and 1:13 2/5 splits. Left with plentyin reserve, Corey County met the challenge of favoredBransfield (Runaway Groom) with stiff resolve, findingthe wire 3/4 lengths ahead of his hard-charging rival.Lifetime Record: 3-1-0-1, $37,720. O-Maple Ridge Bloodstock & Stan Burnstein. B- ClassicStar (KY). T-Neil D Drysdale.

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CITY ZIP (Carson City), Lane's End, $8K, 119/28/39-AQU, Alw, 5 1/2f, RacelandEL CORREDOR (Mr. Greeley), Hill N Dale, $20K, 190/27/48-OP, M sw, 1 1/16m, Air Corredor, $130K OBS MAR 2yoPOINT GIVEN (Thunder Gulch), Three Chimneys, $125K, 151/8/16-TAM , Msw, 1 1/16mT, +Maitre Dee, $140K KEE SEP yrl, 5-2PUT IT BACK (Honour and G lory), Bridlewood, $5K, 79/15/13-EVD, Msw, 5 1/2f, Bionda Fence, $5K LTB WNT yrl, 15-1VALID BELFAST (Valid Appeal), Judice, $1000 , 83/3/03-EVD, Msw, 5 1/2f, +Valid Deposit, $4K LTB W NT yrl, 15-1

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Yesterday’s Results:Longchamp, 2.20, Cond, i33,000, 3yo, c/g, 1 1/4mT,2:24.90, vhy.BREMEN (GB) (c, 3, Sadler’s Wells--Anka Germania{Ire} {GISW-US, MSP-Fr, $955,732}, by Malinowski)returned for this seasonal debut off a win at ToulouseOct. 11. Leading throughout in the early going, the 1-2favorite eased clear inside the closing panel to accountfor Balius (Ire) (Mujahid) by three lengths. The winner isa half-brother to Deputy Commander (Deputy Minister),MGISW, $1,906,640. Lifetime Record: 4 starts, 2 wins,2 places, i28,600.O-Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum; B-Exorsof the Late Gerald W Leigh; T-Andre Fabre.

Longchamp, 2.50, Cond, i33,000, 3yo, f, 1 1/4mT,2:23.50, vhy.+MISS SALVADOR (FR) (f, 3, Smadoun {Fr}--MissRecif {Ire}, by Exit To Nowhere) was reserved off thepace until making progress in the straight. The 22-1outsider readily asserted in the closing stages to bestPearl Sky (Fr) (Kahyasi {Ire}) by four lengths. LifetimeRecord: 1 start, 1 win, i16,500.O/B-Jean-Louis Pariente; T-Stephane Wattel.

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DWYER GETS HAMDAN CALL Martin Dwyer has been awarded the position of sec-ond jockey to Sheikh Hamdan Al Maktoum with a viewto becoming number one when current retainee RichardHills stands aside. “I am obviously thrilled to be offeredthe job,” the Liverpool-born jockey told The Sportsman,adding, “[Racing manager] Angus Gold approached melast week and, after speaking with Sheikh Hamdan, hecame back to me on Monday. We have agreed termsand I will be riding most of the horses Richard [Hills]doesn’t. It is a real step forward for my career. SheikhHamdan breeds and races some of the best horses inthe world and it will be great to be part of his team.”

Yesterday’s Result:Lingfield, 3.05, Mdn, £6,401, 3yo, 1m (AWT),1:39.58, stn.ABACONIAN (IRE) (c, 3, Danehill--Double Grange {Ire},by Double Schwartz {Ire}) left the traps as the 5-4 pickcoming back from a third over course and distanceMar. 23. Up with the pace throughout, the half toLincoln Dancer (Ire) (Turtle Island {Ire}), Co-Hwt 3yoColt-Eng at 5-7f, SW & G1SP-Eng, GSP-Fr, $145,157,went to the front leaving the backstretch and main-tained his buffer in the straight to defeat Digger Boy(GB) (King’s Best) by 1 1/2 lengths. Lifetime Record: 3-1-1-0, £5,366.O-Miss L Magnier; B-Quay Bloodstock, Peter Magnier &Dr M Wallace; T-Mark Wallace.

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ALLOWANCE RESULTS:8th-AQU, $43,000, NW1X, (S), 3yo, f, 5 1/2f,1:03 4/5, ft.ZIPPY SHANNON (f, 3, City Zip--Shannonaire, by PhoneTrick) Lifetime Record: 7-4-1-1, $91,490. O-Clear StarsStable. B-Eaton & Thorne, Inc (NY). T-Richard ESchosberg. *$14,000 yrl '04 FTNAUG.

9th-OPX, $35,700, Opt. Clm. ($40,000), NW2X,4yo/up, 1 1/16m, 1:45 4/5, ft.DYNAMIC STORM (c, 4, Dynaformer--Sherzarcat {SW,$112,355}, by Storm Cat) Lifetime Record: 16-3-4-3,$103,700. O-Clifford J Grum. B-Michael Riordan (KY).T-Cecil P Borel. *$200,000 yrl '03 KEESEP.

9th-EVD, $34,000, 3-29, NW2L, (S), 3yo, f, 6f, 1:10 3/5, ft.HOTTAMOLLY (f, 3, Sky Classic--Jerold's Sister, byZuppardo's Prince) Lifetime Record: MSP, 4-2-1-1,$67,548. O-Bow-Knot Farms Inc, Val C Murrell & GayleBaggett. B-Bow-Knot Farms Inc & Val C Murrell (LA).T-Patrick Mouton.

7th-LRL, $33,000, Opt. Clm. ($32,000-$28,000),NW3X, 4yo/up, 7f, 1:22 3/5, ft.GOLD CLUSTER (h, 5, Formal Gold--Regal Grant, by Mr.Prospector) Lifetime Record: 25-6-5-2, $143,260.O-Charles Moneypenny. B-Hargus & Sandra Sexton(KY). T-Christopher W Grove. *$27,000 yrl '02KEESEP. **1/2 to Crustaceo (Royal Anthem), SP-Pan &PR.

ADDITIONAL MAIDEN WINNERS:Miss L Woods, f, 3, A. P Jet--Forest Garden, by Wood- man. AQU, 3-30, (S), 6 1/2f, 1:18 2/5. B-GSB Racing & Breeding Stock, Inc (NY). *Full to Karakorum Splendor, MSW, $346,854.Sir Classic Chris, c, 3, Catienus--Isabella Rose, by Sky Classic. LRL, 3-30, 1mT, 1:35 2/5. B-Orion Farms LLC (Ky). Patti's Goldengirl, f, 3, Golden Gear--Dutra Star, by Yukon. GPX, 3-30, (C), 6f, 1:11 2/5. B-Mary C Rob- inson (Fl). *$16,000 yrl '04 OBSAUG; $40,000 2yo 2005 OBSAPR.Arms, g, 3, Unbridled's Risk--Miss Cabinetcat, by Cau- casus. OPX, 3-30, (S), 6f, 1:12 3/5. B-Walter R Matthews (Ar).

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Galloping Grocer (A. P Jet), 6f (tr), •1:12.26, 1/2Reel Legend (Catrail), 6f (tr), 1:15.02, 2/2

GULFSTREAM PARKIn the Gold (Golden Missile), 5f, 1:02.40, 7/10Little Cliff (Gulch), 5f, 1:01.00, 3/10

PALM MEADOWSGilded Gold (Gilded Time), 5f, 1:03.60, 5/5R Fast Lady (Artax), 5f, 1:01.60, 2/5Up an Octave (Brahms), 4f, :48.20, 2/9Wonder Lady Anne L (Real Quiet), 6f, •1:14.20, 1/3

PAYSON PARKOld Forester (Forestry), 4f, :50.00, 8/19Splendid Blended (Unbridled’s Song), 4f, :51.40, 14/19Survivalist (Danzig), 3f, :38.40, 7/7

SANTA ANITAArson Squad (Brahms), 3f, :36.20, 11/21Bordonaro (Memo {Chi}), 5f, •:58.20, 1/72Bully Hayes (Sultry Song), 3f, :37.20, 17/21Changing Weather (Storm Boot), 5f, 1:00.40, 10/72Congrats (A.P. Indy), 3f, :35.20, 2/21Senor Swinger (El Prado {Ire}), 4f, :47.20, 5/41Sinister Minister (Old Trieste), 7f, •1:25.00, 1/4Star Parade (Arg) (Parade Marshal), 6f (tr), 1:12.20, 1/1

TURFWAY PARKAsi Siempre (El Prado {Ire}), 5f, 1:00.80, 3/10Ball Four (Grand Slam), 5f, 1:00.00, 2/10Wild Fit (Wild Wonder), 5f, •:59.60, 1/10

CONDITIONS RESULT:FRANCE, Longchamp, 4.50, i24,000, 4yo, 1 1/4mT,2:28.50, vhy.BLIP (GB) (c, 4, Zafonic--Birdlip, by Sanglamore) Lifetime Record: 4 starts, 2 wins, 2 places, i22,050. O-Khalid Abdullah; B-Juddmonte Farms; T-DavidSmaga.

ADDITIONAL MAIDEN WINNERS:Disclosure (Ire), g, 3, Desert Style (Ire)--Blazing Soul (Ire), by Common Grounds (GB). Thurles, Ireland, 3-30, Mdn, 3yo, 1mT. B-Waterside Stud. *i18,000 yrl ‘04 TATIRE.Devine Dancer (GB), f, 3, Woodborough--Princess Londis (GB), by Interrex. Lingfield, Britain, 3-30, Mdn, 3yo, 5f (AWT). B-John Simms.

DIAL A TRICK, 16, Phone Trick--Ice Fantasy, by It’sFreezingFoal born Mar. 4, a filly by Elusive Quality.Will be bred back to Unbridled’s Song.Owned by Gulf Coast Farms.Boarded at Taylor Made Farm, Ky.Accomplishments: Dam of Expanse (Distant View), SP;Eye of the Tiger (American Chance), MGSW & GISP,$535,679; Wildwood Flower (Langfuhr), SW & MGSP,$109,916.

DUCHESS GRACE, 13, Cox’s Ridge--Baroness Direct(Blushing Groom {Fr})Foal born Mar. 4, a filly by Friends Lake.Will be bred back to Pollard’s Vision.Owned by Edgewood Farm.Boarded at Wintergreen Stallion Station, KY.Accomplishments: SP; dam of Mary Murphy(Coronado’s Quest), MSW, $155,584.

ETHELDREDA, 21, Diesis (GB)--Royal Bund, by RoyalCoinageFoal born Mar. 4, a colt by Johar.Will be bred back to Johar.Owned by and boarded at Mill Ridge, Ky.Accomplishments: Dam of Daggett Peak (It’s Freezing),MGSP, $500,677; Flemensfirth (Alleged), G1SW-Fr &Ity & SP-Eng, $366,919.

MEADOW VISTA, 11, Meadowlake--Parsifal, byL'EnjoleurFoal born Mar. 4, a filly by Changeintheweather.Will be bred back to Hennessy.Owned by/boarded at Pin Oak Stud, Ky.Accomplishments: GSP, $202,895.

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