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AMERICAN OAKS DRAWS EIGHT The field lacks an international presence this year, buta solid field of eight will line up for the ninth edition ofthe GI American Oaks at Hollywood Park Saturday.Bidding for a second Grade I win at the Hollywood

meet, Jerry and Ann Mosssend out the likelymorning-line favorite inCozi Rosie (Pleasantly Per-fect). The owners ofchampion Zenyatta (StreetCry {Ire}) bred this filly aswell. A troubled seventhbehind City to City (CityZip) in her turf debut, theApr. 3 GII Providencia S.,Cozi Rosie came back to

take the GIII Senorita S. going a mile over this courseMay 2, and stretches out off a rallying second in theMay 31 GII Honeymoon H. at nine panels.

Saturday, Hollywood ParkAMERICAN OAKS-GI, $250,000, 3yo, f, 1 1/4mTPP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER

1 Riviera Chic K Medaglia d’Oro Espinoza Lloyd2 Antares World Decarchy Alvarado Specht3 Weekend Magic Ecton Park Quinonez Cho4 Harmonious Dynaformer M Garcia Shirreffs

5 City to City K City Zip Rosario Hollendorfer6 Andina (Ire) Singspiel (Ire) Bejarano Cecil7 Conniption (Ire) Danehill Dancer (Ire) Blanc Callaghan8 Cozi Rosie Pleasantly Perfect Smith SadlerAll carry 121 pounds.

WAKE AT NOON EUTHANIZED AT WOODBINE Thirteen-year-old Wake At Noon (Cure the Blues--Sermon Time, by Silver Deputy), named the championsprinter, champion older horse and Horse of the Year inCanada in 2002, was euthanized Tuesday at Woodbineafter breaking down during amorning workout. The chestnut,who had not raced since 2007,had been retired to stud, but siredjust 19 foals from three crops andhad returned to training at ownerBruno Schickedanz=s farm. Heshipped to Woodbine Tuesday tobreeze. Woodbine Entertainment=sExecutive Vice President ofracingJamie Martin told the To-ronto Star that there would be aninvestigation. AWe=re looking intoit,@ Martin said. AI have the sameconcerns as everyone else. We willmake some decisions as soon as we talk to all of theparties.@ Wake At Noon was not eligible to race atWoodbine, which does not take entries on horses over10 that have not won in the past year. Schickedanztold the Toronto daily that the catastrophic injury wasthe result of tragic accident. AIt was a freak thing I amtold,@ Schickedanz said in a telephone interview withthe Star. AHe spooked from another horse and took abad step. I feel terrible about it.@ Explaining why thechampion was back in training, he added, AHe was notgetting many mares in foal. This spring he was shootingblanks, so he has been training at my farm for a fewmonths. I wanted to send him to Woodbine and seewhat he would do in a workout. He=s been acting like athree-year-old at the farm. I had plans to send him torace at Mountaineer Park.@ Wake At Noon=s body wassent to Guelph University, and the results of thenecropsy will be sent to the Ontario Racing Commis-sion. Bred and raced by Schickedanz, he was retired tostud in 2004. Back at the track in 2005, 2006 and2007, he made 16 starts over the three seasons andwinning twice, but failing to hit the board in five stakesappearances. Overall, he compiled a record of 67-21-8-7, with four Grade III victories, and earned $1,681,386.

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Surgery for Lady Shakespeare... Charles Fipke=s homebred Lady Shakespeare (Theatri-cal {Ire}), who captured the Apr. 22 GIII Bewitch S. atKeeneland and June 19 GII New York S. at Belmont,suffered a condylar fracture of the right hind leg andwill undergo surgery this week, Daily Racing Formreports. The injury was discovered after a routine gallopat Woodbine. AIt was after just an easy canter, her firstday back to the track, that we knew there was a prob-lem,@ trainer Roger Attfield told DRF. A winner of fourin a row last season, including the Ontario Colleen S. inAugust, the four-year-old was fifth in the GI QueenElizabeth II Challenge Cup in Lexington in her 2009finale. She opened 2010 with a pair of photo-finishlosses, running second in the Jan. 16 Marshua=s RiverS. and Mar. 28 GIII Orchid S. at Gulfstream beforegetting back on top in the Bewitch. To date, she has arecord of 12-7-2-1 and a bankroll of $495,608. As forher prognosis, Attfield added. AShe'll be fine. It justmesses us up, for the Breeders' Cup and everything.@

Rachel Alexandra Arrives at Spa... Reigning Horse of the Year Rachel Alexandra(Medaglia d=Oro) arrived at Saratoga yesterday after afour-hour trip from Churchill Downs. AShe=s at Saratogaand everything is good,@ confirmed Scott Blasi, assis-tant to trainer Steve Asmussen. AThe air is good; thewater tastes good. It=s all positive. She looks fabulousright now. I am looking forward to getting her back tothe track tomorrow.@ Rachel Alexandra, coming off a10 1/2-length victory in the June 12 GII Fleur de Lis H.,is expected to work at Saratoga Monday. Her next starthas not yet been determined.

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Thursday, Woodbine, post time: 4:34 p.m. EDT DOMINION DAY H.-GIII, $200,000, 3yo/up, 1 1/4m(AWT)PP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER ML 1 Eagle Poise Empire Maker Contreras Mott 6-1 2 Southdale Street Cry (Ire) Wilson Black 2-1 3 Awesome Rhythm K Toccet Sutherland Ross 20-1 4 Stunning Stag K Running Stag Da Silva Attard 4-1 5 Gabriel's Hill A.P. Indy Coa Benzel 7-2 6 Pool Play K Silver Deputy Husbands Casse 12-1 7 Hold Me Back K Giant’s Causeway Desormeaux Mott 8-1 8 Mast Track Mizzen Mast Ramsammy Smullen 15-1 9 Sligovitz K Sligo Bay (Ire) Jones Attfield 10-1

Saturday, Monmouth ParkBETFAIR/TVG UNITED NATIONS S.-GI, $750,000,3yo/up, 1 3/8mTPP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER1 Telling A.P. Indy Coa Hobby2 Get Serious City Zip Fragoso Forbes3 Acclamation Unusual Heat Santiago-Reyes Warren

4 Straight Story K Giant’s Causeway Marquez Jr Goldberg5 Winchester Theatrical (Ire) Velasquez Clement6 Jeune-Turc (Brz) Know Heights (Ire) Lezcano Lobo7 Take the Points Even the Score Prado Pletcher8 Chinchon (Ire) Marju (Ire) Gomez Laffon-Parias

9 Laureate Conductor K Bernstein Bravo ClementAll carry 118 pounds, bar Acclamation and Winchester at 123.

Saturday, Belmont ParkSUBURBAN H.-GII, $300,000, 3yo/up, 1 1/8mPP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER WT1 Eldaafer A.P. Indy Valdivia Jr Alvarado 114

2 Convocation K Pulpit Desormeaux J Jerkens 1153a Pictural El Prado (Ire) Luzzi Dutrow Jr 1104a I Want Revenge Stephen Got Even Talamo Dutrow Jr 119

5 Unbridled Danger K Unbridled’s Song Rodriguez Young 1086 Regal Ransom Distorted Humor A Garcia bin Suroor 118

7 Haynesfield K Speightstown Dominguez Asmussen 115

Saturday, Hollywood ParkROYAL HEROINE MILE S.-GII, $150,000, 3yo/up, f/m,1mTPP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER1 U R All That I Am Valid Wager Bejarano Hollendorfer

2 Gotta Have Her K Royal Academy T Baze Sahadi3 Rosey de Megeve (GB) Efisio (GB) M Garcia Powell4 Spring Style (Ire) Pivotal (GB) Quinonez Cecil5 Burg Berg Johannesburg Rosario Gonzalez6 Exquisite (NZ) Golan (Ire) Espinoza GallagherAll carry 117 pounds, bar Gotta Have Her at 121.

Saturday, Monmouth ParkSALVATOR MILE S.-GIII, $250,000, 3yo/up, 1mPP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER WT1 Munnings Speightstown Gomez Pletcher 121

2 Le Grand Cru K Dynaformer Prado Pletcher 1213 You and I Forever A.P. Indy Lezcano Bush 1214 Duke of Mischief Graeme Hall Coa Fawkes 1235 Gone Astray Dixie Union Velasquez McGaughey 117

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Look for the K throughout the TDN graded stakesentries, denoting Keeneland sales graduates.

UPCOMING MAJOR NORTH AMERICAN STAKES

Date Race Track July 4 GI Prioress S. BEL

GII Firecracker H. CDGII American H. HOLGII Highlander S. WOGIII Chicago H. APGIII Jersey Shore BC S. MTHGIII Singspiel S. WOQueen’s Plate WO

July 5 GIII Hollywood Juvenile Chmp S. HOLGIII Bed o’ Roses H. BEL

Saturday, Arlington ParkARLINGTON OAKS-GIII, $100,000, 3yo, f, 1 1/8m(AWT)PP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER WT1 Upperline Maria’s Mon Baird Stidham 118

2 Chantilly Nayla K Five Star Day Graham Catalano 118

3 Laura Babe K City Zip Emigh Jackson 118

4 Age of Humor K Distorted Humor Hamilton Maker 1225 Dundalk Dust Miltary Perez Block 1186 Snow Top Mountain Najran Castanon Proctor 118

Saturday, Churchill DownsLOCUST GROVE H.-GIII, $100,000, 3yo/up, f/m, 1mTPP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER WT

1 Winter’s Circle K Commendable Rossi Bugge 1062 Awesome Grannie Awesome Again Lenclud Nihei 114

3 Sweetest Song K Unbridled’s Song Borel Nafzger 1134 Acoma Empire Maker Albarado Carroll 1215 Meadow Saffron Military Lebron Seitz 1166 Danzon Royal Academy Solis Baker 1167 Keertana Johar Mena Proctor 1208 War Tigress War Chant Lanerie Thornbury 1139 Happiness Is Dynaformer Kuntzweiler Proctor 114

10 Lady’s Laughter K Distorted Humor Bridgmohan Lopresti 114

11 C.S. Silk K Medaglia d’Oro Torres Romans 115

12 Go Ask Alex K Afleet Alex Court Glenney 109

Saturday, Churchill DownsBASHFORD MANOR S.-GIII, $100,000, 2yo, 6f PP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER WT

1 Gold for Cash K Eurosilver Court Demeritte 118

2 Speed Demon K Bluegrass Cat Theriot Calhoun 118

3 Kantharos K Lion Heart Albarado Asmussen 118

4 Saturday Dance K Roman Ruler Lebron Demeritte 1165 Lou Brissie Limehouse Lanarie Howard 1226 Thewayitusedtobe Sunday Break (Jpn) Felix Flores 118

All horses in the TDN are bred in North America,

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Wednesday, Fairyhouse, IrelandIRISH STALLION FARMS EBF BROWNSTOWN S.-G3,i80,000, Fairyhouse, 6-30, 3yo/up, f/m, 7fT, 1:28.15,gd/fm.1--#@BERG BAHN (IRE), 123, f, 3, by Big Bad Bob (Ire)

1st Dam: Ski For Me (Ire), by Barathea (Ire)2nd Dam: Ski For Gold (GB), by Shirley Heights (GB)3rd Dam: Quest, by The Minstrel

(i1,600 yrl '08 TATFLT). O-Anamoine Ltd; B-Windflower Overseas Holdings Inc; T-Ger Lyons; J-Keagan Latham; i52,000. Lifetime Record: 6-2-0-1, i93,032. Werk Nick Rating: B+. Click for the eNicks report and 5-cross pedigree. *1st SW for sophomore sire (by Bob Back).2--Velvet Flicker (Ire), 123, f, 3, Fasliyev--Velvet Appeal (Ire), by Petorius (Ire). (i40,000 yrl '08 GOFMIL). O-Mrs Kevin Prendergast; B-Glashare House Stud; T-Kevin Prendergast; i16,000.3--Miss Gorica (Ire), 132, m, 6, Mull of Kintyre-- Allegorica (Ire), by Alzao. (i16,000 yrl '05 TATIRE). O-G Tierney; B-Miss A R Byrne; T-Joanna Morgan; i8,000.Margins: 1 1/4, HF, 1. Odds: 14-1, 25-1, 12-1.Also Ran: Distinctive (GB), Sent From Heaven (Ire),Bewitched (Ire), Kitty Kiernan (GB), Queen of Troy (Ire).Scratched: Monivea (Ire). Berg Bahn, who like her owner/breeder's Epsom Oaksheroine Snow Fairy (Ire) (Intikhab) was bought back asa yearling for under i2,000 at Tattersalls Ireland, madea splash at Meydan during the Carnival when a closingthird in the Feb. 11 Listed UAE 1000 Guineas onTapeta. She may have found the 9 1/2 furlongs of theListed UAE Oaks too far when fourth a fortnight later,and her only subsequent effort when weakening late inRoyal Ascot's Listed Sandringham H. June 16 con-vinced connections to shorten her up. Restrained earlyin fifth racing against the fence, the bay was angled outas the long-time leader Miss Gorica attempted to giveher rivals the slip inside the final quarter. Reeling her inin the final 150 yards, the homebred asserted as VelvetFlicker reached top gear too late. Racing Post chart.

As Tim Capps wrote in his recent Op/Ed (Finding aWay Forward for Horse Racing, TDN, June 25, 2010)"people who love racing in America Y are more con-cerned about its health, well-being and, above all fu-ture, than at any time in the writer's increasinglylengthy memory." Concern, however, is not enough.We need active love. This is clearly a time for people who love racing tospeak up, to find a way to make their voice heard, andto get involved. In this time of current crisis, it is notOK for those who love the sport to go about businessas usual, while passively watching (or convenientlyignoring) our steady qualitative and quantitative decline.It is not OK to do nothing, any more than it is OK tostand by on the sidewalk and look on while someone isbeing mugged or beaten. (In this instance, hands-onhorsemen, racehorse owners, bettors, and our equineathletes are the ones being mugged and beaten).

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Op/Ed Feedback cont.

And, as members of an intertwined Thoroughbredcommunity, it is also not OK to mind our own businesswhile the business of others goes down the drain alongwith the sport as we know it or wish it to be. Although much damage has already been done, westill have a tiny window of opportunity to create thekinds of changes that can make a difference, but weneed people across all strata to join hands and workactively togetherYor get out of the way. Dylan's greatAmerican ballad still has sway after nearly 50 years,"get out of the way if you can't lend a hand, the timesthey are a'changin." A few recent events reflect a growing awareness thatchange must occur: several racing commissioners con-tinue to talk about a partial compact; a large number ofinternet blogs have been spawned that target importantissues; Bobby Kulina and his team at Monmouth de-signed a risky but innovative new paradigm for theirrace meet; an unusually large number of individuals (28)ran for the Breeders' Cup board, presumably to help itbecome more than a two-day event that is largely un-known to the general public, etc. But we need manymore initiatives that target the lack of cohesion andinnovation that defines our industry. In particular, we need our younger, technology-drivengeneration of horsemen (those who will inherit thissorry complex of fractionated interests and generaldysfunction), to mobilize their IT acumen and socialnetworking platforms in order to shake up the "statusquo," create virtual horseracing games and experiences,laser the moss off the Trustees Room at Belmont Parkand other rooms like it, breathe down the necks ofracing commissioners, and sculpt afuture for themselves and the sportthey love. The bar has been set low bytheir elders, and they can do muchbetter if they organize effectively anddevelop imaginative strategies. Towardthat end, a recently formed organiza-tion called Vision 20/20 (a group ofyoung horse professionals under theage of 40) gives a glimmer of hope fora better tomorrow. Unless our young people can figure away out through the maze of fiefdomsand disparate rules and regulations, wewill soon have status similar to boxing.Tim Capps, on the other hand, takesan historian's perspective and believesthat "a turn-around WILL come andperhaps is already underway." I don'tsee it and I don't believe it. Our funda-mentals were in serious decline before the recessionand financial crisis hit the general economy, and thenotion that our horse business will "come back" withthe overall economy (when and if that happens) ap-pears to be nothing more than wishful thinking.

In my opinion, an historical view does not apply toour current circumstance. We have never been herebefore. Our problems in combination are severe and

unique within the history of Americanracing: intense competition for thegambling dollar from superior market-ers in other wagering venues; a loss offans and TV exposure to major sports(we are now a minor sport and slip-ping); a broken simulcast and racingmodel that deprives bettors, owners,and tracks of a fair return on invest-ment, and pits them against eachother; a 20-year drain of our top qual-ity bloodstock to foreign shores; wide-spread substitution of veterinary inter-vention for true horsemanship; a drugproblem that persists because of multi-ple sets of regulations and inadequatetesting and enforcement; a shrinkingfan and owner base; a dual disconnectbetween stud fees and breeder profit-

ability on the front end of the production chain, andbetween training and vet expenses and purses for own-ers at the back end; constant scrutiny from animalrights activists; and, in many instances, the devastationof having the same people making decisions year afteryear.

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For sure, historical or academic perspectives havetheir uses. Analyzing what has gone on before mayyield useful insights that can inspire or guide new orreformulated strategies. And the timeless observationthat "those who do not learn from history are doomedto repeat it," is a truism that applies to any era. How-ever, thinking that things will somehow get betterbecause we have had other downturns and have al-ways "come back" is a highly speculative use of his-tory, especially given today's kaleidoscopic set of vex-ing variables within a fast-paced and rapidly changingworld. Squinting through an historical lens reveals the harsh-est reality of all: we humans have squandered the mostexquisite advantage in all of sport, the equine athleteand the intrinsic fascination that many humans have forhorses. We have been given a magical gift; but we havebrought no magic of our own. Of course, there will always be horse racing. As TimCapps wrote, "people are not going to stop likinghorses, or enjoying seeing them run, or wanting to beton the outcome." However, the landscape for the nextTim Capps to write about 20 years from now will begreatly changed, and many hands-on horsemen (whogenerally love horses more profoundly and intimatelythan those who watch them or write about them) willbe gone from the scene, unnecessarily. Inevitable contraction will recast the sport to resem-ble earlier eras when it became known as the Sport ofKings and was almost exclusively a playground for thepowerful and privileged. The only thing different will bethe size of the crowds. We will have a few boutiquemeets like that of Keeneland, Del Mar, Saratoga andMonmouth, and a few big events. Our once thrivingindustry that employed tens of thousands of individualsand accounted for billions of dollars in GDP will be littlemore than a club sport for the wealthy, and a nationalafterthought that will occasionally catch the public'seye around a big event or special horse. Thus, if you are an industry participant who loveshorses and wants more than this scenario (whether youare a vet, bloodstock agent, owner, trainer, van driver,breeder, stallion manager, sales company executive,farrier, feed man, fence builder, groom, hotwalker, oralphabet Board member, etc.), you have a responsibilityto yourself and a shared responsibility to others. There-fore, please ask yourself what you have done today(and each day) to help make things better for the indus-try as a whole, and find a way to make your voiceheard. BRob Whiteley may be reach through www.liberationfarm.com

SHEDOESROCK, 5, Storm Boot--Cathedral Rock, byMeadowlakeFoal born Apr. 23, a colt by Big Brown.Will be bred back to Mr. Greeley.Owned by Paul Pompa, Jr., Machmer Hall andPoindexter Thoroughbreds.Boarded at Machmer Hall.Accomplishments: SW.

FIRST GLIMMER, 14, Glitterman--First Stand, by Big SpruceFoal born May 15, a colt by Medaglia d=Oro.Will be bred back to Stormy Atlantic.Owned by MAP #2 mare partnership.Boarded at Machmer Hall.Accomplishments: Dam of Exclusive Quality (ElusiveQuality), SW.

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COURT APPROVES ZAYAT STABLES SETTLEMENT The U.S. Bankruptcy Court for theDistrict of New Jersey has approved a reorganizationplan submitted last week by Zayat Stables, which willsettle its financial responsibilities to Fifth Third Bank. Ina statement, Zayat Stables= owner Ahmed Zayat said, AIam thrilled that the judge has approved the global set-tlement that was proposed to the court between us andFifth Third. This is a huge step forward, not only forZayat Stables, but for the entire equine industry. Withall outstanding matters finally resolved, we can keepour focus where it needs to be--on breeding and racingsome of the top horses in America.@ A confirmationhearing in front of the Bankruptcy Court is set for July15, and Fifth Third has indicated it will vote in favor ofthe settlement at that time.

TRIO OF BIDS SUBMITTED FOR AQUEDUCTCASINO Three entities--Penn National Gaming, theMalaysian-based Genting New York and the partnershipof SL Green, Hard Rock Entertainment and the ClairvestGroup--Tuesday submitted bids to become the licensedoperator of the Aqueduct casino. Six groups took partin the early stages of the process, but two, DelawareNorth Gaming and Yonkers Raceway=s Empire StateCasino, opted out. Clairvest, a publicly traded merchantbank that invests in mid-market companies, had initiallybeen listed as a sixth potential operator, but changedgears and joined forces with Penn National and SLGreen prior to Tuesday=s 4 p.m. deadline for submis-sions. The New York State Lottery, which was put incharge of finding an operator in May, is scheduled tomake its recommendation to Gov. David Paterson Aug. 3. If the Governor, State Assembly Speaker Shel-don Silver and temporary State Senate PresidentMalcolm Smith grant approval, the casino is expectedto open some time next year. It will offer 4,500 videolottery terminals, and is predicted to generate as muchas $600 million in net revenue annually, with sevenpercent going to the New York Racing Association and6 1/2 percent to purses.

TRF ANNOUNCES RESTRUCTURING The boardof the Thoroughbred Retirement Foundation, the oldestand largest non-profit association devoted to the after-care of racehorses, has announced a restructuring of itsinternal operations. The new structure comes in re-sponse to the growth of the organization and the in-creasing demand from the racing industry and fans forhumane treatment of ex-racehorses. Two new positionshave been created, and the organization will now main-tain offices in Saratoga, New York, and Lexington,Kentucky. Diana Pikulski,who has served as TRF Ex-ecutive Director for 15 yearsand was named one of theindustry's A25 Most Influen-tial Women,@ will fill the newposition of Executive Direc-tor for External Affairs, andwill continue to work fromthe foundation's office inSaratoga Springs. LongtimeThoroughbred owner andbreeder and retired tobaccoindustry executive Larry Tay-lor has been appointed ChiefExecutive Officer of the TRF.Taylor will oversee the TRF'smulti-state operations from the TRF's new headquartersat Maker's Mark Secretariat Center at the KentuckyHorse Park in Lexington. The moves come in responseto the board's recently concluded study of the TRF'soperation and mission, according to TRF Chairman TomLudt, President of Vinery Ltd. AWe are excited to havesomeone with Larry's executive experience to managewhat has become a large, complex operation,@ Ludtsaid. AHanding the operation's reins over to Larry willfree up Diana to focus on vital development and publicrelations issues. The restructuring of these two newpositions will also provide for a more robust marketingand development effort, one that reaches beyond theracing world and sends a message of compassion forequine athletes that reflects well on the racing indus-try.@ Said Pikulski, "I am pleased to be able to concen-trate fully on funding the important mission of the TRF.The industry's growing acknowledgement of retirementas a component of equine welfare has put an increasingfinancial burden on all retirement and rescue operations,but we happily accept this responsibility in partnershipwith the many individuals and organizations who sharethis vision." A Lexington native, Taylor has activelybeen involved in the Thoroughbred industry for morethan 20 years. He is the founder of Taylor Hall LLC, acommercial breeding and racing operation in Midway,Kentucky, and has been involved in the development ofHurricane Hall and Pauls Mill Farm.News cont. p2

Diana Pikulski

APPOINTMENTS Dr. Douglas Corey DVM

$ Elected chairman of the Unwanted Horse Coalitionduring the UHC annual meeting June 21.

$ Has been a member of the UHC since its inception,and also serves as a member of the AmericanHorse Council=s Animal Welfare Committee.

$ Based in Washington State, Corey was president ofthe American Association of Equine Practitionersin 2007.

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1:32p 2nd-BEL, $50K, Msw, 2yo, f, 5 1/2fHR/TVG Shadwell Stable’s AFAAF (Distorted Humor), a half-brother

to Rule (Roman Ruler), MGSW & GISP, $791,700, debuts forthe Kiaran McLaughlin barn. The $300K KEESEP graduateworked four furlongs in :48 1/5 at Belmont June 24. Hersecond dam, Belle’s Good Cide (Slewacide), produced dualClassic winner Funny Cide (Distorted Humor). Jay Em Esshomebred Networking (Officer), a daughter of GSW ZealousConnection (Unreal Zeal), also gets her career started. Thehalf-sister to GSW Here’s Zealous (Dehere) is trained by RickDutrow Jr. First-time starter Sunlight Sonata (Unbridled’sSong), a $340K FTSAUG yearling, has been assigned postone for the red-hot Jimmy Toner. brisnet.com pps

4:12p 7th-BEL, $55K, OC 50k/N2X, 3yo/up, f/m, 1mTHR/TVG HOUSE OF GRACE (Limehouse) makes her sophomore

debut in the Godolphin blue. The bay narrowly annexedKeeneland’s off-the-turf Jessamine S. Oct. 15 prior to a goodthird-place finish in the Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Fillies Turf atOak Tree Nov. 6. She was previously owned by MagdalenaRacing and trained by Ken McPeek. brisnet.com pps

TODAY’S INSIGHTS H N E W Y O R K H

2nd-BEL (Msw) Zermatt (Tiznow) wins for fun.

8th-DEL (Alw) Shirley She Can (Rock Hard Ten) takes

her second straight.

MSW at 2; Champion 2YO in NY

Second LeadingFreshman Sire with

5 Winners

Look for his yearlings atFasig-Tipton July

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BARBI MOLINE WINS DOGWOOD DOMINIONAWARD Longtime horse rescuer Barbi Moline has beenhonored with the 2010 Dogwood Dominion Award.Moline is the intake director for Florida ThoroughbredRehab and Placement, a division of Pure ThoughtsHorse Rescue, and spearheaded a plan to fund therescue organization with the Florida Horsemen=s Benev-olent and Protection Association and the local jockeycolony. Moline is the 18th recipient of the award,which honors racing=s unsung heroes. She will receive$5,000 and a bronze statue of Dominion at a luncheonat the Reading Rooms in Saratoga Springs July 28. AIna time when the plight of unwanted horses has reachedall corners of our industry and can no longer be ignored,individuals such as Barbi Moline have stepped up to theplate--working tirelessly and with a knack for ingenuity--to save Thoroughbreds from slaughter while givingthem a chance at a second career,@ said DogwoodPresident Cot Campbell. AWorking in unison with thelocal FHBPA, Barbi negotiated a plan that allowed therescue organization to receive one-third of one-percentof the purse money of the first, second and third-placefinishers at Calder and Gulfstream. The jockeys at thesetracks also agreed to give $1 per mount to help fundthe program.@ Past winners of the award, named afterDogwood=s multiple stakes winner and five-time Englishchampion sire, include H.W. ASalty@ Roberts, HowardAGelo@ Hall, Peggy Sprinkles, Grace Belcuore, NickCaras, Donald APeanut Butter@ Brown, Danny Perlsweig,Katherine Todd Smith, AJulian ABuck@ Wheat, JimGreene and Shirley Edwards, Neftali AJunior@ Gutierrez,Pam Berg, Jo Anne Normile, Pete Lizarzaburu, PhyllisShetron, Vincent Garibaldi and Mary Lee-Butte.

Yesterday=s Results:8th-BEL, $52,000, Alw, Opt. Clm. ($35,000), NW1X,3yo/up, 6fT, 1:08 1/5, fm.ISTISHAARY (c, 4, Distorted Humor--Seattle Queen{SP-Ire}, by Seattle Slew), a $1-million KEESEP yearlingpurchase, broke through with a wire-to-wire maidenvictory over course and distance May 6, and was 5-1 toput them back to back. On the engine from post eight,he rattled off fractions of :22.89 and :45.70, and wassaved by the wire to hold off favored I=ve Got Speed(Suave Prospect) by a nose. Lifetime Record: 5-2-0-0,$62,165. Click for the brisnet.com chart or Video,sponsored by Taylor Made.O-Shadwell Stable. B-Swordlestown Stud (KY).T-Kiaran P McLaughlin.

2nd-BEL, $49,000, Msw, 3yo/up, f/m, 6f, 1:09 4/5, ft.ZERMATT (f, 3, Tiznow--Sisti's Pride {GSP}, by For-estry) completed the exacta behind next-out Monmouthallowance winner Catch a Thief (Flatter) in herGulfstream bow Apr. 11, then filled that slot again atthe Jersey Shore oval as the 4-5 chalk May 29. Ham-mered down to 1-5 to get it right against four over-matched rivals here, Zermatt showed the early wayafter bobbling shortly after the start. Four lengths infront through a half mile in :45.41, Zermatt cruisedunder the wire an easy 7 1/4-length victress overSotique (Hennessy). First-time starter Wild Banshee(Afleet Alex) was a late scratch after rearing in thestarting gate. Sales history: $340,000 yrl '08 KEESEP.Lifetime Record: 3-1-2-0, $52,700. Click for thebrisnet.com chart or Video, sponsored by Taylor Made.

O-Blue Heaven Farm. B-Aaron U & Marie D Jones (KY).T-Todd A Pletcher.

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H E A S T H

H C E N T R A L H

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

Yesterday=s Results:8th-DEL, $37,400, Alw, NW1X, 3&4yo, f, a7 1/2fT,1:31 1/5, fm.SHIRLEY SHE CAN (f, 3, Rock Hard Ten--Party Chatter,by Pleasant Colony) stepped up with a gate-to-wiremaiden victory when switched to the Belmont lawnJune 4, and was supported at even-money to make ittwo straight. In this one, she pressed Heroic Pursuit (ElCorredor) early, then backed off to sit a stalking sec-ond. With Jeremy Rose in the irons, Shirley She Canturned up the heat on the turn for home and outgamedHeroic Pursuit in the lane to take it by a hard-foughtnose. The victress, a $160,000 KEESEP yearling, is ahalf-sister to Rock Candy (Mineshaft), MSW & GSP.Lifetime Record: 4-2-0-1, $58,100. Click for thebrisnet.com chart or Video, sponsored by Taylor Made.

O-Thoroughbred Legends Racing Stable. B-Fox-StrausLines LTD (KY). T-Nicholas P Zito.

7th-CNL, $30,131, Msw, 2yo, f, 5fT, :58 2/5, fm.PINK PALLET (f, 2, Include--Art Student {SW}, by ElPrado {Ire}), a distant second in her June 14 debut onthe Colonial main track, was 7-2 while switching sur-faces for her second start. Content to sit at the back ofthe pack for three furlongs, the grey was guided widefor the final drive and, responding to left-handed en-couragement, got up to graduate by a half-length overCaribbean Lady (Speightstown). The runner-up wasDQ=d and placed seventh, however, giving Agewood(Forestry) the place. The winner is a 1/2 to Art Show(Out of Place), SW, $243,500. Lifetime Record:2-1-1-0, $26,707. Click for the brisnet.com chart orVideo, sponsored by Taylor Made.O/B-William M Backer (VA). T-Hamilton A Smith.

Yesterday=s Results:OLIVER S., $214,000, IND, 6-30, 3yo, 1mT, 1:34 3/5,fm.1--#MISTER MARTI GRAS, 114, g, 3, by Belong to Me

1st Dam: Miss Marta (MSP, $166,674), by Cure the Blues2nd Dam: Slew Song, by Seattle Song3rd Dam: White Jasmine, by Whitesburg

O/B-Lothenbach Stables (KY); T-Chris M Block; J-Eduardo E Perez; $119,412. Lifetime Record: 7-2-2-0, $172,432.*2--Hudson Steele, 116, g, 3, Johannesburg--Strike the Sky, by Smart Strike. $39,804.3--Cherokee Lord, 117, g, 3, Sir Cherokee--Sequins n' Lace, by Mari's Book. $21,892.Margins: HF, 1, NK. Odds: 19.90, 14.70, 87.00.

Oliver S. cont.

Also Ran: Lonesome Street, Alfarabi, Our Douglas, BimBam, Formaggio, King Ledley, Rockin' Rockstar, GuysReward, Lost Aptitude.*Our Douglas (Stormy Atlantic) finished second, butwas DQ=d and placed sixth. Mister Marti Gras had shown little since breaking hismaiden when trying turf for the first time at the FairGrounds Feb. 21. Eighth in the Mar. 27 GII LouisianaDerby, he was back on the spinach for a Keenelandallowance Apr. 18, running fourth. The chestnut geld-ing filled out the superfecta once again in the May 22Arlington Classic, and was an outsider on the wideIndiana Downs lawn. Rated in eighth through six panelsin 1:10.88, Mister Marti Gras angled wide for the driveand finished with a flourish, getting up to to best OurDouglas (Stormy Atlantic) in the final strides. Therunner-up was DQ=d and placed sixth for botheringAlfarabi (Yes It=s True) in the stretch. Click for thebrisnet.com chart.

Tuesday Night=s Results:8th-PRM, $32,110, Alw, Opt. Clm. ($25,000), NW2X,3yo/up, f/m, 6f, 1:09 2/5, ft.MISS HEATHER LEE (f, 3, Trippi--Chris' Rocket Girl, bySeattle Dancer), runner-up in last term=s GI HollywoodStarlet S. and Moccasin S. while under the care of BobBaffert at Hollywood Park, was last seen finishing sev-enth in the grassy Sweet Life S. at Santa Anita Jan. 24. Trying dirt for the first time here, the 4-5 chalksat within striking distance from fifth, hit the gas onthe turn for home, challenged for the lead at the top ofthe lane and powered clear to score by four lengthsover Catale Wind (Cuvee). Miss Heather Lee is a half toLatin Rhythms (King Cugat), SW & GSP, $164,240;and a full to Pure And Simple, SW, $145,950. Saleshistory: $50,000 yrl '08 BESJAN; $50,000 yrl '08BESOCT; $60,000 RNA 2yo >09 BESMAR. LifetimeRecord: GISP, 7-3-2-0, $173,165. Click for thebrisnet.com chart or Video, sponsored by Taylor Made.O-Bobby Joe Hammer. B-Beverly Glen Farm (CA).T-Chris A Hartman.

Thursday, Hollywood Park, post time: 1:05 a.m. EDTLE CLE S., $60,000, 3yo, f, 1mTPP HORSE SIRE TRAINER JOCKEY WT1 Glory Pride Candy Ride (Arg) McAnally Talamo 1192 It Tiz Tiznow Glatt Flores 1193 Crisis of Spirit Vindication Baffert M Garcia 1154 Washington Bridge Yankee Gentleman Hollendorfer T Baze 1155 I’mneverwrong (Ire) Compton Place (GB) Cassidy Espinoza 117

6 Got an Itch Rocky Bar Pearson Bejarano 1157 Crisp El Corredor Sadler Rosario 1238 Nicole H Mr. Greeley Hofmans Quinonez 115Click for the brisnet.com PPs.

Another Successful Brookdale Sales Graduate

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

Fasig-Tipton to Promote July Sale Coast-to-Coast: Representatives from Fasig-Tipton will be at race-tracks around the country this weekend as they pro-mote the upcoming July Selected Yearlings Sale, set forJuly 13-14 in Lexington, Kentucky. The sales companywill offer hospitality areas at Belmont Park, ChurchillDowns, Hollywood Park and Monmouth Park on Satur-day and Sunday, July 3-4. AIt is a natural fit for us to bepromoting our July Sale this upcoming Fourth of Julyweekend at four of America=s greatest race tracks,@ saidFasig-Tipton President Boyd Browning. AOur July Salegraduates continue to win the country=s biggest races,the types of races that are run on weekends such asthis one. Fasig-Tipton is very proud to be working withthese racetracks to offer this unprecedentedcoast-to-coast promotion.@

NTRA and Fasig-Tipton to Host Tax Seminar at Spa: The National Thoroughbred Racing Association andFasig-Tipton will co-host an equine tax seminar inSaratoga Springs, New York, on the morning of Aug. 3.The seminar, which will cover topics including thedepreciation benefits of the Equine Equity Act and thetax initiatives currently being debated in Congress, willbe conducted by Thomas A. Davis, a partner in theD.C. law firm Davis and Harman LLP. It will be held atthe Humphrey S. Finney Pavilion from 10-11:30 a.m.ABuyers, sellers, consignors and prospective horse own-ers alike can benefit greatly from tax planning for theirequine businesses,@ said Peggy Hendershot, NTRAsenior vice president of legislative affairs. AThis seminarwill guide attendees through important topics such aspassive loss rules, the Equine Equity Act, bonus depre-ciation and the expensing allowance that allows buyersto write off up to $250,000 in bloodstock purchases.@Added Fasig-Tipton Executive Vice President Dan Pride,AFasig-Tipton strives to educate its clients about everyaspect of the equine industry and is proud to offer themthis unique opportunity to have an open dialogue withone of the horse industry=s foremost tax experts.@ Formore information, contact Joe Bacigalupo of the NTRAat (800) 792-6872, ext. 677, or via e-mail atjoeb@ntra.com.

Discount For Breeders= Cup Early Foal Nominators: The Breeders= Cup will once again offer a $100 dis-count off the $500 fee for breeders who nominate theirfoals of 2010 to the Breeders= Cup program electroni-cally by the end of the business day Aug. 1. The dis-count program, unveiled in 2009, saved breedersaround the world more than $1 million last year, whena record 10,241 foals were nominated. That marked anincrease in Breeders= Cup foal nominations of nearly200 percent. The previous high was 3,500 in 2008.AWe welcome nominators at all levels to again takeadvantage of the discount opportunities for foal nomi-nations, and reward those who commit their foals tothe program earlier in the year,@ said Greg Avioli, presi-dent and CEO of Breeders= Cup Ltd. AAs part of thisprogram, we want to encourage electronic nominations,which are far more efficient and economical for boththe nominators and the organization.@ For breeders whodo not take advantage of the Aug. 1 discount, thedeadline for nominating foals to the Breeders= Cup ismidnight, Oct. 15. Late nominations, for a fee of$1,500, can be made until midnight, Dec. 15.

TCA Awards $860,672 in Grants: Thoroughbred Charities of America has distributed$860,672 in grants to 81 non-profit organizations con-nected to the Thoroughbred industry. ASaid Erin Crady,executive director of TCA, AThe grant money distributedby TCA would not be possible without the generoussupport of our many donors and, in particular, ourstallion season donors.@ Grants were given out to orga-nizations involved with rescue, rehabilitation and adop-tion of Thoroughbreds, as well as education and back-stretch programs, therapeutic riding programs andresearch organizations. Grant applications for 2011 willbe available next January at www.tca.org. The TCA,which has distributed over $17 million to more than200 charities over the past 20 years, became the chari-table arm of the Thoroughbred Owners and BreedersAssociation in 2008.

First-crop starters to watch: Thursday, July 1Sire (Sire’s Sire), Farm, 2007 Fee, #foals of racing age/Winners/BlackTypeWnrsRace #-track, race type, distance, runner, odds (if available)ARTIE SCHILLER (El Prado {Ire}), Hurricane Hall, $15K, 98/0/07-AP, Msw, 5f, Ssschille Day, $25K OBS AUG yrl, 5-2FLOWER ALLEY (Distorted Humor), Three Chimneys, $25K, 88/0/07-AP, Msw, 5f, +Desert Alley, 10-1ROCKPORT HARBOR (Unbridled's Song), Darley, $20K, 118/0/02-BEL, Msw, 5 1/2f, +Jewel of Rockport, $25K OBS AUG yrl, 20-1SILVER TRAIN (Old Trieste), Vinery, $25K, 125/4/07-AP, Msw, 5f, Catch the Train, $45K OBS APR 2yo, 6-1STAR DABBLER (Saint Ballado), Richland Hills, $8K, 44/0/03-PEN, Msw, 5f, +Aba Dabbler, 4-1

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Rookies cont.

First/Second-crop starters to watch: Thursday, July 1Sire (Sire’s Sire), Farm, 2006 Fee, #foals of racing age/Winners/BlackTypeWnrsRace #-track, race type, distance, runner, odds (if available)

CONSOLIDATOR (Storm Cat), Darley, $20K, 206/41/32-BEL, Msw, 5 1/2f, +Hey Valentina, 6-1EDDINGTON (Unbridled), Claiborne, $20K, 190/34/03-PEN, Msw, 5f, +Sweet Clarice, $20K OBS AUG yrl, 5-2KITTEN'S JOY (El Prado {Ire}), Ramsey, $25K, 206/37/58-HST, Stk, 1 1/16m, Jungle Lily, $4K KEE SEP yrl, 20-1MOBIL (Langfuhr), Windfields, $7K, 86/8/29-WO, Msw, 7fT, +Mojito, $25K CAN SEP yrl, 20-1OFFLEE WILD (Wild Again), Darley, $15K, 127/35/37-AP, Msw, 5f, +Halfway House, $95K KEE APR 2yo, 5-1WANDO (Langfuhr), Lane's End, $10K, 83/11/08-HST, Stk, 1 1/16m, Wando Woman, $12K BRC OCT yrl, 15-1WILDCAT HEIR (Forest Wildcat), Journeyman, $7K, 225/65/53-EVD, Msw, 5f, +Wildcat Love, $13K TEX AUG yrl, 5-1

IN BRITAIN:Orchid Street, f, 2, Street Cry (Ire). See "Breeders' Edition, Europe."Rascal In the Mix, f, 4, Tapit--Ready Cat, by Storm Cat. Thirsk, Britain, 6-29, Hcp, 3yo/up, 1mT. B-Robert Hunter. *$30,000 yrl >07 KEESEP.Distant Sun, g, 6, Distant View--The Great Flora (SP), by Unaccounted For. Hamilton Park, Britain, 6-29, Hcp, 3yo/up, 5f 4ydsT. B-Forging Oaks Llc. *$9,000 RNA wnlg >04 KEENOV; 30,000gns yrl >05 TATDEC; 12,000gns HIT >07 TATFEB.Film Festival, g, 7, Diesis (GB)--To Act, by Roberto. Catterick, Britain, 6-30, Hcp, 4yo/up, 11f 214ydsT. B-Jim and Geraldine Ryan. *$90,000 wnlg '03 KEENOV; i165,000 HIT '06 GOFHIT; ,14,000 RNA HIT '08 DONHIT. **1/2 to Keeneland Swan (Distant View), MSW-Jpn, $2,693,075.

NO FIREWORKS AT SAINT-CLOUD Yesterday=srenewal of the Arqana Summer Sale returned an aver-age of i18,959, down 13 percent from 2009, and amedian of i10,000, off 17 percent. Speaking at theend of the auction--which is a mixed bag of two-year-old breezers, flat horses in training and jumps prospectsand stores--the sales company=s Chairman Eric Hoyeauwas not too downcast. AThis sale is a bit tricky to as-sess, at it comprises different categories,@ explainedHoyeau. AMy analysis is that the two-year-old sectionhas consolidated its level, the horses-in-training sectionhas played its role by ensuring the turnover of the largestables, and the store market remains difficult despite arelative improvement from last year.@ Four-year-old coltAmico Mio (Fr) (Best of the Bests {Ire}) was the starturn of the flat horses in training, selling to Paul Nataffor i150,000 on behalf of Al Naif Stud. From the Jean-Marie Beguigne stable, hip 135 won last year=s ListedCoupe des Trois Ans, and placed in the Listed Prix Reneet Jacques Bedel and Listed Grand Prix de Lyon thisterm. Later in the day, hip 203, the three-year-oldKazzene (Cozzene), fetched i88,000 when knockeddown to Hubert Barbe Bloodstock. Consigned byFabrice Chappet, the useful colt is a half to the triplestakes winner Poni Colada (Volponi), and has been justoff the board in two listed events. The stallion opportu-nity of the sale, six-year-old Niarchos-bred Holocene(Lemon Drop Kid), was a disappointment, selling foronly i16,000. Pascal Bary=s hip 136, who was run-ner-up in the 2007 G1 Prix Jacques le Marois, wasanother purchase of Paul Nataf. That buyer also pickedup the top-priced two-year-old breezer. From the draftof Willie Browne=s Mocklershill Stud, hip 87 is by Piv-otal (GB) out of the listed-winning and dual Group 1-placed Musicanna (GB) (Cape Cross {Ire}), and wassnapped up for i55,000. Earlier, Marc-AntoineBerghgracht=s MAB Agency paid i34,000 forYeomanstown Stud=s hip 72, a son of Speightstownout of listed winner Dynamous (Dynaformer). Completeresults can be found on www.arqana.com.

Thursday, Deauville, post time: 1:15 p.m.PRIX YACOWLEF-Listed, i55,000, Unraced 2yo, 5fTSC PPHORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER1 6 Parigino (Fr) Panis Crastus Chappet2 4 Tafneed (Ire) Invincible Spirit (Ire) Mendizabal Rouget3 3 Angel of Harlem (Fr) Holy Roman Emperor (Ire) Peslier E O'neill4 5 Katerini (Fr) Cacique (Ire) Lemaitre F Head5 2 Wizz Kid (Ire) Whipper Benoist Rob Collet6 7 Ares Flight (Ire) Hernando (Fr) Lemaire Bary7 1 Nitza (Fr) Indygo Shiner Piccone Head-maarekAll carry 125 pounds, bar Parigino, 128.

DEAUVILLE SUMMER SALE

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30, 2010

2010 2009 No. Catalogued 249 241 No. Offered 200 205 No. Sold 133 113 RNA 67 92 % RNA 33.5% 44.9% Gross €2,521,500 €2,470,500 Average (% change) €18,959 (-13.3%) €21,863 Median €10,000 (-16.7%) €12,000

*Total Private Sales: No. Sold 16 11 Gross €173,300 €63,500 Total Gross €2,694,800 €2,534,000

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6:00 Leopardstown, Mdn, €17,500, 2yo, f, 7fTDANCE SECRETARY (IRE) (Danehill Dancer {Ire}), a half-sister to the2003 GI Keeneland Turf Mile winner Perfect Soul (Ire) (Sadler’s Wells),debuts for owner Charles Fipke and the John Oxx barn. She encountersSusan Magnier’s newcomer Inca Princess (Ire) (Holy Roman Emperor{Ire}), an Aidan O’Brien-trained daughter of the 2000 G2 Ribblesdale S.winner Miletrian (Ire) (Marju {Ire}).

7:35 Newbury, Cond, £10,500, 3yo/up, 7fTLORD SHANAKILL (Speightstown) takes a welcome dip in class afterperforming with credit when beaten just under six lengths byStarspangledbanner (Aus) (Choisir {Aus}) in last Saturday’s G1 GoldenJubilee S. at Royal Ascot. Henry Cecil has opted for a potentialconfidence boost here as he bids to get Mogeely Stud and Mark Gittins’2009 G1 Prix Jean Prat hero back to winning ways.

8:40 Newbury, Mdn, £6,000, 3yo/up, 12f 5ydsTMASCARENE (Empire Maker) is Khalid Abdullah’s daughter of thebrilliant Intercontinental (GB) (Danehill), who made a highly encouragingdebut when third at Warwick early last month. Given all the time sheneeds by the ever-patient Sir Michael Stoute, the latest representative ofthe famed Hasili (Ire) tradition still has time to develop into a smart filly inher own right.

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French Report cont.

Yesterday's Results:PRIX RIDGWAY-Listed, i55,000, Maisons-Laffitte,6-30, 3yo, c/g, 1 5/16mT, 2:16.00, gd.1--#LUMINEUX (GB), 123, c, 3, by Motivator (GB)

1st Dam: Mydarshaan (GB), by Darshaan (GB)2nd Dam: Mypreciousprospect, by Mr. Prospector3rd Dam: Most Precious, by Nureyev

O/B-Werthimer et Frere; T-Andre Fabre; J-Olivier Peslier; i27,500. Lifetime Record: 6 starts, 2 wins, 3 places, i60,500.2--Royal Revival (GB), 123, c, 3, King=s Best-- Holy Nola, by Silver Deputy. (i280,000 yrl >08 ARQAUG). i11,000.3--Crosswind (Ire), 123, c, 3, Cape Cross (Ire)-- Aiglonne, by Silver Hawk. i8,250.Margins: SNK, 2HF, NK. Odds: 1.20, 2.80, 8.00.Also Ran: Sir Ector, Saghar (Fr). Scratched: Allesson(Fr). Lumineux crept into the field for the G1 Prix duJockey-Club after breaking his maiden at LongchampMay 20 and acquitted himself with credit when sixth inthe June 6 Chantilly Classic. Showing he has notstopped moving forward here, the bay was settledsecond early before striking the front with a quartermile remaining and repelling the late challenge of stablecompanion Royal Revival.

Maisons-Laffitte, 14.05, Cond, i29,000, 2yo, f, 7fT,1:25.60, gd.MAMBIA (GB) (f, 2, Aldebaran--Algoa {Fr}, by CommonGrounds {GB}), successful at Saint-Cloud last timeJune 9, showed early dash to dispute the lead. In frontpassing halfway, the 13-10 favorite held Like Afleet(Afleet Alex) late on to score by 1 1/2 lengths. Saleshistory: i35,000 RNA yrl >09 ARQAUG. Lifetime Re-cord: 4 starts, 2 wins, 2 places, i31,900.O-Raymond Luce; B-SCEA Haras du Ma; T-JoelBoisnard.

Maisons-Laffitte, 14.35, Cond, i29,000, 2yo, c/g, 7fT,1:25.40, gd.BEOWULF (FR) (c, 2, Layman--Belga Wood, by Wood-man), runner-up over 5 1/2 furlongs on debut at thistrack June 10, was reserved in rear throughout theearly stages. Challenging wide in the final furlong, the11-10 pick overhauled Zemiro (Fr) (Daliapour {Ire}) inthe final yards en route to a length success. The colt isthe fourth winner for his freshman sire (by SundaySilence). Sales history: i53,000 RNA yrl >09 ARQOCT.Lifetime Record: 2 starts, 1 win, 1 place, i19,300.O-Mme Georges Sandor; B-G Sandor; T-Pascal Bary.

Thursday, Leopardstown, post time: 7:30 p.m.GOLDEN FLEECE S.-Listed, i40,000, 2yo, 7fTSC PP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY

TRAINER1 2 Free Art (GB) Iffraaj (GB) Supple Deegan2 5 Stentorian (Ire) Street Cry (Ire) Berry Johnston3 1 Sydney Harbour (Ire) Danehill Dancer (Ire) Cleere Wachman4 4 Zoffany (Ire) Dansili (GB) Heffernan A O'Brien5 3 Hasty Katie (Ire) Whipper Manning BolgerAll carry 127 pounds, bar Hasty Katie, 124.PEDIGREE INSIGHTS...

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H I T A L Y H

British Bloodstock Marketing Launches Site: British Bloodstock Marketing announced this weekthe launch of its new website, which can be accessedat www.bbm.gb.com. The interactive website providesinformation on all aspects of the British bloodstock andracing industry, and give users information on Britishracing, sales and breeding and helpful links to the rac-ing and breeding industry=s various official bodies.  AWe are delighted to launch BBM=s first independentwebsite, and we are sure it will be an excellent re-source for anyone looking to invest in British blood-stock,@ said BBM=s International Development ManagerAnna Powell. AIt is informative, easy to navigate andwill be a useful tool for newcomers as well as estab-lished buyers and owners both in Britain and abroad.BBM is constantly looking to the future and we willdevelop and integrate new features over time.@ Addi-tionally, the site highlights the successes of Brit-ish-breds at home and abroad, and offers industrynews, interactive maps and a full listing of all stallionsat stud in Britain.

Yesterday's Results:Kempton Park, 18.50, Mdn, ,5,100, 2yo, f, 7f (AWT),1:26.46, stn.+JAARYAH (IRE) (f, 2, Halling--Albahja {GB} {GSP-Eng}, by Sinndar {Ire}) was difficult to load and freewhen forced to race wide in the early stages behind theearly speed, but was still traveling ominously well atthe top of the stretch. Inhaling the long-time leaderNajoum (Giant's Causeway), Godolphin's half-sister toBandini, with 150 yards remaining, the 5-1 shot drewaway to record a convincing two-length success.Video, courtesy of Racing UK. Lifetime Record: 1-1-0-0,,3,303.O-Sheikh Ahmed bin Rashid Al Maktoum; B-Darley;T-Michael Jarvis.

Chepstow, 18.40, Mdn, ,5,000, 2yo, 6f 16ydsT,1:13.74, gd/fm.ROSSETTI (GB) (c, 2, Dansili {GB}--Snowdrops {GB}{MGSW, $594,787}, by Gulch), who was green whenthird on debut over five furlongs at Leicester May 17,broke well and raced up with the early pace. Graduallyasserting two furlongs out, the 30,000gns TATOCTyearling had a 1 1/4-length cushion over Kyncraighe(Ire) (Kyllachy {GB}) at the line. Video, courtesyattheraces.com. Lifetime Record: 2-1-0-1, ,3,960.O-Geoff Howard-Spink; B-Bricklow Ltd; T-RichardHannon.

Kempton Park, 19.20, Mdn, ,4,000, 3yo/up, 1 1/2m(AWT), 2:33.55, stn.+VITA NOVA (IRE) (f, 3, Galileo {Ire}--Treca {Ire}, byDarshaan {GB}), a 150,000gns TATOCT yearling, waswell away from the stalls and raced with enthusiasmbehind the early leaders. Stoked up on the home turn,the 16-1 shot gradually asserted to record a two-lengthwin from Royal Riviera (GB) (Nayef). Honest Strike(Smart Strike)--the son of Honest Lady (Seattle Slew)--showed little on debut and finally came home a moder-ate seventh. Video, courtesy of Racing UK. LifetimeRecord: 1-1-0-0, ,2,590.O-H E Sheikh Sultan bin Khalifa Al Nahyan; B-PagetBloodstock; T-Henry Cecil.

Yesterday's Results:Fairyhouse, 18.00, Mdn, i13,500, 2yo, 6fT, 1:13.71,gd/fm.(DH)+ZABALETA (IRE) (c, 2, Marju {Ire}--Les Alizes{Ire}, by Cadeaux Genereux {GB}) Lifetime Record:1-1-0-0, i9,315. O-Nova Syndicate; B-Corduff Stud &J Corcoran; T-Ken Condon. Sales history: i90,000 2yo'10 ARQMAY.(DH)ISIS SONG (IRE) (f, 2, Singspiel {Ire}--Baize {GB}{GSP-Eng, $142,281}, by Efisio {GB}) Lifetime Record:2-1-0-0, i9,315. O-Newtown Anner Stud Farm Ltd;B-Mr & Mrs G Middlebrook; T-Joseph Murphy. Saleshistory: 72,000gns yrl '09 TATOCT. *1/2 to Singhalese(GB) (Singspiel {Ire}), GISW, $398,912. Isis Song, who trailed subsequent Listed BalanchineS. scorer Seeharn (Ire) (Pivotal {GB}) when seventh ondebut over six furlongs of The Curragh June 4, wassent off the 5-2 joint-favorite. Missing the kick asZabaleta belied his inexperience to lead from the outset,she responded to pressure late on to join the 7-2 shoton the line and share the spoils. Video, courtesyattheraces.com.

Tuesday's Result:Milan, 16.20, Mdn, i16,200, 2yo, f, 6fT, 1:10.30, gd.+STAY ALIVE (IRE) (f, 2, Iffraaj {GB}--Pursuit of Life{GB} {MSP-Ity, $165,888}, by Pursuit of Love {GB}),sent off at 8-1, showed plentiful early speed to hold herrail position at the girth of the leader Gemmar (GB)(Martino Alonso {Ire}). Asserting passing the quarterpole, the homebred was geared down late to best thatrival by 3 1/4 lengths. With the victory, Stay Alive,who is a half to Gimmy (Ire) (Lomitas {GB}), SW &G1SP-Ity, $405,541, becomes the 11th winner for herfreshman sire (by Zafonic). Lifetime Record: 1-1-0-0,i7,650.O/B-Grundy Bloodstock Ltd; T-Bruno Grizzetti.

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B R E E D E R S’ E D I T I O NAMERICA

CHAMPION KALATH WELLS RETIRED PellegriniAward winner Kalath Wells (Arg) (Poliglote {GB}--Kalath{Arg}, by Kaljerry {Arg}), recently elected Argentina=schampion older mare and three-year-old filly in 2009,

has been retired fromracing. The grey hasbeen sent to herowner=s FirmamentoStud to await thebreeding season,which will begin inAugust. Connectionshave yet to decide ona mate for the four-year-old. Out of Group 1 placed Kalath,the mare won five

consecutive races during her 15 starts, including the>G1 Gran Premio Seleccion de Potrancas at La Plata,and Palermo=s G2 Clasico Francisco J. Beazley and G1 Gran Premio Seleccion. She rounded out her cham-pionship season with a victory in the G1 Gran PremioCopa de Plata, beating Ollagua (Arg) (Pure Prize) by ahalf-length in December. In 2010, Kalath Wells waswinless in five starts, and was sixth in her most recentouting in the G2 Clasico Particula over San Isidro's turfcourse May 26. Kalath Wells is a half-sister to Group 2winner Kalath Champ (Arg) (Ski Champ), and to KalahHonour (Arg) (Honour and Glory), third in 2009's G1 Gran Premio Santiago Luro. She hails from the fam-ily of champion Miss Atorranta (Arg) (Numerous).

ALLOWANCE RESULTS:3rd-IND, $54,501, Opt. Clm. ($40,000), NW2X,3yo/up, f/m, 1mT, 1:35 4/5, fm.GOLDILOX (f, 4, Tapit--Azarba {SP, $118,780}, byStrawberry Road {Aus}) Lifetime Record: 11-3-1-1,$88,754. O-Naveed Chowhan. B-Lynn Schiff (KY).T-Bernard S Flint. *$25,000 yrl '07 FTKJUL; $80,0002yo >08 FTMMAY; $45,000 RNA wlng '06 FTKNOV.

6th-PID, $43,560, NW3$Y, 3yo/up, f/m, 6 1/2f (AWT),1:17 2/5, ft.SWEET LORENA (m, 6, Langfuhr--Shaz, by GeigerCounter) Lifetime Record: MSP, 30-13-8-4, $379,304.O-Shining Starlite Racing. B-Stonewall Farm (NY).T-Michael S Ferraro.

9th-DEL, $42,350, NW1X, 3/up, 1m70y, 1:42 1/5, ft.SNAP IT (g, 4, Tapit--Sabathani {SW}, by Major Im-pact) Lifetime Record: 6-3-2-1, $75,930. O-GideonRacing Stable LLC. B-Hidden Springs Farm (KY). T-JuanC Vazquez. *$200,000 2yo >08 KEEAPR; $22,000 RNAyrl '07 KEESEP.

3rd-BEL, $39,200, Opt. Clm. ($35,000), NW2X, (S),3yo/up, 6f, 1:09 3/5, ft.THAT'S RICH (c, 4, Chapel Royal--That's a Take, byTake Me Out) Lifetime Record: SP, 17-3-0-4,$109,845. O-Michael Dubb & Robert Joscelyn.B-Herbert T & Carol Schwartz (NY). T-Sydney Dutrow.

6th-BEL, $39,000, NW1X, (S), 3/up, f/m, 1m, 1:37, ft.WICKED DIVA (f, 4, Jump Start--Wicked Mama {SW &GSP, $132,113}, by Devil's Bag) Lifetime Record:4-2-2-0, $62,200. O-Michael E Hushion. B-Hidden LakeFarm LLC, Richard K Gallagher & Joan T Simpson (NY).T-Michael E Hushion. *$125,000 yrl '07 FTNAUG.**1/2 to Saada (Thunder Gulch), GSP, $167,398.

1st-BEL, $39,000, NW1X, (S), 3yo/up, f/m, 1 1/16mT,1:43, fm.WHO IS LADY (m, 5, Freud--Banissa, by Lear Fan)Lifetime Record: 22-3-6-0, $117,553. O-Ruggeri StableInc, R Hercules Farm, R Teitel & V Alleva. B-Thomas-Lakin-Atlantis Mares (NY). T-M Miceli. *$32,000 yrl '06OBSAUG; $60,000 RNA 2yo >07 OBSJUN. **1/2 toBella Banissa (Good And Tough), GSP, $199,684;Morning Perks (Afternoon Deelites), MSP-PR, $242,322.

7th-PID, $38,810, 6-29, NW3L, 3yo/up, 1 1/16m(AWT), 1:45 3/5, ft.BIGGER BREEZE (g, 5, Fusaichi Pegasus--Hope for aBreeze {Ch. 3yo Filly-Can & GSW, $502,758}, byBriartic) Lifetime Record: 9-3-2-0, $128,403.O-Hopefield Farm. B-Stan Dodson (ON). T-Paul Nielsen.*$120,000 RNA wlng '05 KEENOV; $145,000 RNA yrl'06 FTSAUG. **1/2 to What A Breeze (Dehere), SW,$141,828.

5th-PID, $36,830, Opt. Clm. ($25,000), NW1X,3yo/up, 6 1/2f (AWT), 1:18 1/5, ft.PERFECTLY PLAYED (g, 5, Fast Play--P for Perfect{MSW, $257,211}, by Turkoman) Lifetime Record:SW, 24-6-6-2, $183,055. O-Gerald Silver. B-ElisabethAlexander (OH). T-Jeffrey A Radosevich. *$45,000 yrl'06 OHINOV. **1/2 to Pforperfectspistol (Devil=s Bag),MSW, $225,655.

6th-IND, $36,400, 6-29, NW3L, (S), 3yo/up, 6f, 1:11 3/5, ft.CRAFTY SCOUT (c, 4, Crafty Friend--With Kindness, byEagle Eyed) Lifetime Record: 19-3-6-3, $99,133.O/B-Janice H Strain (IN). T-Joe Riggs.

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4th-PEN, $36,000, 6-29, NW4L, 3yo/up, 5fT, :57, fm.COLONEL RUTLEDGE (c, 4, Orientate--Rutledge Affair{SP, $115,150}, by Colonial Affair) Lifetime Record:SW, 8-4-1-1, $135,925. O-Estate of Herman MGreenberg. B-Rutledge Farm (KY). T-Jeff C Runco.*$55,000 RNA yrl '07 KEESEP.

2nd-PEN, $34,000, 6-29, Opt. Clm. ($25,000), NW2X,3yo/up, 6f, 1:11, ft.BUTCHER HERB (g, 4, Fusaichi Pegasus--Doc Calls HerKate {MSW, $204,793}, by Missionary Ridge {GB})Lifetime Record: 7-3-2-0, $86,750. O-Rhodyo StableInc. B-Charles Murray (KY). T-Edward Lehman.

4th-IND, $32,500, 6-29, NW2L, (S), 3yo/up, 6f, 1:11 2/5, ft.YOU ALREADY KNOW (g, 3, Supah Blitz--Dial a Fan-tasy, by Phone Trick) Lifetime Record: SP, 10-2-1-0,$50,062. O/B-Mrs Lisa Kristine Lawrence (IN). T-DarrellL Lawrence.

1st-IND, $25,000, 6-29, NW2L, (S), 3yo/up, 1 1/16mT, 1:46 3/5, yl.CINCO ESTRELLA (g, 4, Swift Crusader--Gray Fawn, byPrivate Express) Lifetime Record: 19-2-2-2, $49,463.O/B-Fritz L Albright (IN). T-Tianna Richardville.

8th-CNL, $24,976, NW1X, 3yo/up, 1mT, 1:36, fm.KENNESSEY (g, 4, Tapit--Gennessy, by Hennessy)Lifetime Record: 8-2-1-2, $44,124. O-Fortuity Stables,LLC. B-Keith Williams (KY). T-Christopher Speckert.*$28,000 RNA yrl '07 KEESEP.

9th-SRP, $23,000, NW2L, (S), 3yo/up, f/m, 4 1/2f, :50 4/5, ft.DANGEROUS HEART (f, 4, Devon Lane--Lady in Dan-ger, by In Excess {Ire}) Lifetime Record: 6-2-2-1,$44,910. O-Stable HMA. B-J & M Paiz (NM). T-B Hone.*$25,000 yrl '07 RUIAUG. **Full to Dangerous Devon,MSW, $171,054; Chuchuluco, MSW, $116,514.

8th-CNL, $22,300, 6-29, NW1X, 3yo/up, 5 1/2fT, 1:03 1/5, gd.PURELY PRECIOUS (g, 4, Pure Precision--Wollaston'sBaby, by Wollaston) Lifetime Record: 21-4-2-2,$58,779. O-EMO Stables. B-Louis A Gurino (FL).T-Ernest M Oare. *$55,000 yrl '07 OBSAUG;$100,000 2yo >08 OBSFEB. **1/2 to Wollaston Bay(Sea Of Secrets), SW, $127,413.

ADDITIONAL MAIDEN WINNERS:Spice of Life, f, 3, Arromanches--Stray Intruder, by Cryptoclearance. IND, 6-30, (S), 6f, 1:11 4/5. B-Kim Nesbitt (IN). Monte, c, 3, D=wildcat--C B Carm, by Slick. PEN, 6-30, (C), 1m70yT, 1:41 1/5. B-Pamela F. Edel (FL). *$90,000 yrl '08 FTMOCT; $12,000 yrl '08 OBSJAN; $90,000 2yo >09 OBSMAR. **1/2 to C Karma (Exchange Rate), GSW, $210,528.Cozy Cabin, f, 3, Forest Camp--Barney's Mistress (MSP, $200,399), by Dynaformer. WOX, 6-30, 1 1/16m (AWT), 1:46 3/5. B-Windfields Farm (ON). *$75,000 yrl '08 KEESEP. **3/4 to Deputiformer (Silver Deputy), MSW, $416,283. Wu Chow's Auntie, f, 3, Moro Oro--Aunt Pansy, by Quiet American. IND, 6-30, (S), 6f, 1:13 3/5. B-Andrew Fernung (IN). *1/2 to Hoosier Kingdom (Repent), MSW, $185,798.Wicked Ravnina, f, 3, Wild and Wicked--Ravnina, by Nureyev. IND, 6-30, 5fT, :57. B-Mr & Mrs Robert David Randal (KY). *1/2 to Costume Designer (Capote), SW, $162,428; Secret History (Bahri), GSW-Eng, $142,972; Flatter Me More, f, 4, Flatter--Corri Lea, by Valley Crossing. PRM, 6-29, (S), 6f, 1:12 3/5. B-Gene Bogash Lee Marie Ranch (IA).Our Duet, g, 5, Horse Chestnut (SAf)--Refrain, by Unbridled's Song. CNL, 6-30, 1mT, 1:38 1/5. B-Equivine Farm (KY). *1/2 to Girlfrienontheside (Indian Charlie), SW & GSP, $126,990.

• ON THE WORKTAB •AQUEDUCT

WHATSTHESCRIPT (IRE) (Royal Applause {GB}), 7f, 1:29.10, 1/1

BELMONT

DRY MARTINI (Slew Gin Fizz), 5f, 1:00.68, 1/9

GIANT MOON (Giant’s Causeway), 4f (tr), :50.41, 11/17

GOZZIP GIRL (Dynaformer), 4f, :50.14, 28/45

GRAND COUTURIER (GB) (Grand Lodge), 4f, :50.44, 34/45

MY PRINCESS JESS (Stormy Atlantic), 4f, :49.14, 15/45

QUALIA (Saarland), 4f, :47.46, 1/45

RULE BY NIGHT (Malibu Moon), 5f (tr), 1:03.07, 9/10

HOLLYWOOD PARK

BLIND LUCK (Pollard’s Vision), 6f, 1:13.40, 2/7

RAIL TRIP (Jump Start), 6f, 1:17.20, 7/7

M ONE RIFLE (One Man Army), 6f, 1:11, 1/8

SANTA ANITA

GOTTA HAVE HER (Royal Academy), 3f, :36, 3/18

KAYCE ACE (Tiznow), 4f, :46.80, 1/41

TAKE CONTROL (A.P. Indy), 4f, :48.80, 24/41

DELAWARE PARK

SONG OF SOLOMON (Unbridled’s Song), 5f, 1:01.60, 2/19

MONMOUTH PARK

GET SERIOUS (City Zip), 4fT, :49.80, 1/3

CHURCHILL DOWNS

BACKTALK (Smarty Jones), 4f, :52.40, 38/42

LOU BRISSIE (Limehouse), 3f, :37.80, 5/9

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B R E E D E R S’ E D I T I O NEUROPE

CONDITIONS RESULTS:ITALY, Milan, 17.55, 6-29, i22,500, 3yo/up, 6fT,1:09.30, gd.LUI REI (ITY) (c, 4, Reinaldo {Fr}--My Luigia {Ire}, byHigh Estate {Ire}) Lifetime Record: GSW-Fr & Ity,11-5-1-0, i87,660. O-Scuderia Siba Spa; B-AziendaAgricola Antezzate Srl; T-Stefano Botti. *My Central(Ity) (Central Park {Ire}), GSW-UAE, SW & GSP-Ity,$277,921; Ragiam (Ity) (Martino Alonso {Ire}), SW &GSP-Ity, $178,700.

ADDITIONAL MAIDEN WINNERS:Bakelor (Ire), c, 2, Bachelor Duke--Desert Magic (Ire) (Hwt Older Mare-Ire, SW-Ire), by Green Desert. Milan, Italy, 6-29, Mdn, 2yo, c/g, 6fT. B-Ballylinch Stud. *28,000gns yrl >09 TATOCT.Local Singer (Ire), c, 2, Elusive City--Alinga (Ire) (SW-US & SP-Eng, $102,160), by King's Theatre (Ire). Catterick, Britain, 6-30, Mdn, 2yo, 5f 212ydsT. B-John O'Connor. *i18,500 wnlg >08 GOFNOV; i35,000 yrl >09 GOFMIL.Orchid Street, f, 2, Street Cry (Ire)--Ella Eria (Fr) (SP-Fr), by Bluebird. Catterick, Britain, 6-30, Mdn, 2yo, f, 5fT. B-H. Allen Poindexter. *$62,000 yrl >09 KEEJAN; $50,000 yrl >09 KEESEP; 48,000gns RNA 2yo >10 TATAPR.Barren Brook (GB), g, 3, Beat Hollow (GB)--Carinthia (Ire), by Tirol (Ire). Catterick, Britain, 6-30, Hcp, 3-4yo, 7fT. B- D Allan. *1,000gns wnlg '07 TATDEC.

IONLYHAVEEYESFORU, 18, Tunerup--Real Jenny, byValid AppealFoal born Mar. 25, a filly by Medaglia d=Oro.Will be bred back to Pioneerof the Nile.Owned by MAP#2 Mare Partnerships.Boarded at Machmer Hall.Accomplishments: Dam of Gaff (Maria=s Mon), MGSW-US, SW & GSP-Ire, $571,924.

JOOP, 18, Zilzal--Velvet Touch, by Restless NativeFoal born May 1, a filly by Medaglia d=Oro.Will be bred back to Rock Hard Ten.Owned by Machmer Hall and Haymarket Farm.Boarded at Machmer Hall.Accomplishments: Dam of Joopy Doopy (Gilded Time),SW & MGSP, $200,385; American Czarina (QuietAmerican), SP, $146,315; Redding Colliery (Mineshaft),GSW-US, GSP-UAE, $402,676. thetdn.com