TUESDAY, OCTOBER 3, 2023

ANOTHER YEAR, ANOTHERDECLINING FOAL CROP.
WHAT DOES IT ALL MEAN?
WE ASKED THE EXPERTS

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by Bill Finley
When The Jockey Club announced last week that theestimated North American foal crop for 2024 was 18,000, a
2.7% decline from the projected 2023 foal crop, the news was
hardly a surprise. By the time the final numbers are in for 2024,
the foal crop will have declined in 18 of the last 19 years and thiswill be the smallest foal crop since 1964. Since 2005, when there
were 38,365 foals, the crop has declined by more than half.
Cont., p3

CLASSIC EMPIRE COLT TOPS MIDLANTICOPENER
A $135,000 Classic Empire half-brother to a pair of recent
stakes winners set the pace as the third hip through the ring
during the first of two sessions of Fasig-Tipton's Midlantic Fall
Yearlings Sale Monday and maintained that position throughout
the afternoon.
At the end of trade, a total of 91 head had changed hands forgross receipts of $2,212,500. The average was $24,313, downfrom $27,222 during last year's corresponding session; while themedian also dipped, from $14,000 last year to $11,500. The
buyback rate was 19.5%--not far off the 18.5% it was 12 months
ago.
This year's catalogue of 412 yearlings is down from the 526 it
was in 2022. The opening session of 124 offerings, with a 3:00
p.m. start time, will be followed Tuesday by a longer sessionthat begins at 11:00 a.m.
Glenn Bennett's LC Racing signed for the day's top two lots,
the aforementioned New Jersey-bred Classic Empire colt
consigned by Gracie Bloodstock, agent; and hip 116, a $130,000
son of leading freshman sire Maximus Mischief. The latter, aPennsylvania-bred, was consigned by Marshall W. Silverman,
agent.
LC Racing co-owns the session topper's MSW half-sister Girl
Trouble (Fast Anna), and co-campaigned Grade II winner
Maximus Mischief, who was acquired in the same Timonium,
MD sales ring as a juvenile. Cont., p8

IN TDN EUROPE TODAYTATTERSALLS OCTOBER GETS UNDER WAY
Europe's biggest yearling sale, the Tattersalls October Sale,
begins Tuesday at the auction house's Moulton Paddocks.
Emma Berry has our preview.

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OPINIONS: IS THE KENTUCKY DERBY PURSE FAIR?

10The TDN asked several leading industry figures how they felt about what
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Declining foal crop, cont. from p1
How big of a problem is this. Why is it happening? What can bedone to reverse the trend? The TDN posed those questions tosome of the foremost experts in the breeding industry.
Ned Toffey (Spendthrift Farm): It is certainly concerning andit=s certainly more than a minor blip. When it got to 20,000, thatwas essentially half of what it was when I first went to work on a
Thoroughbred farm. We have to do a better job as an industryof marketing both the sport and the breeding industry. We haveto do a better job of attracting new people. We are up against it.
As a society, we=ve become more removed from agriculture
and horses in particular. It=s a venture that requires a lot of
wealth and a lot of patience. As an industry, we have not done agood job putting this out there. Spendthrift is among the many
farms that has embraced the tourism aspect and even that is along play that you hope down the road yields fruit. By opening
up farms, people can get more familiar with what we do here
and it won=t be such a strange thing for them. Then again, that=s
not going to change the foal crop any time soon. It was nice to
see a handful of new people coming in and buying yearlings
during this last sales season. We sure needed that because somany others have gotten out.
I don=t know how it is that purses keep getting bigger but the

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foal crop keeps declining. You are seeing fewer and fewer ofthese breed-to-race operations. It=s become almost strictly
commercial. That doesn=t necessarily mean that there should befewer foals. In Australia, a year or two ago they passed us with
their foal crop and a much higher percentage of their foals go
through the sales ring than ours. They are more commercial
than we are and are in a position where they are thriving.
As Australia has shown, where they are primarily commercial,
we can still have larger foal crops. The horse is still a bigger partof their culture than it is in ours. It=s more of a cultural shift thananything else and that=s not an easy thing to reverse. We haveto find the right people to figure out the best way to market thisindustry to people.
We need to get our house in order, clean up, change theperception our industry has. We need to do a better job policing
ourselves. There are some things going in the right direction and
we need to get out there and change the perception of theindustry the public has.
Carrie Brogden (Machmer Hall): Everything is so expensive
now. If you look at the stud fees, the costs of the labor, theboard, the hay, the feed. All it takes is for a horse to have acouple problems and you=ve gone from having a horse worth$300,000 to $3,000. Cont.

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Carrie Brogden | Keeneland

We sold two with two weak scopes in the September sale. One
brought $4,000 and the other $3,000. Both would have been
$75,000 horses if they had what the market deemed werenormal scopes. There are so many factors. What it comes down
to is it=s a lot easier to buy a great horse than to breed one.
What can be done to fix it? The sport would need to comeback to being in demand. People ask how come the sales are sostrong even through the sport is obviously under tremendous
pressure. The answer is that the supply is not keeping up withthe demand. It=s going to continue to contract. I went to thesale with an Indiana-bred filly by Upstart that I really, really
liked. People told me they=re not interested in Indiana-breds.
They=re only interested in Kentucky and New York-breds
because of the purses. The state-breds are getting hammered
way more than they used to be because the purses are sogood in so many other states. Going forward, I=ll be very waryof buying state-breds to pinhook because of the feedback I
have gotten.
I can only see it continuing to contract because the target isso small. Everyone wants an above-average horse. Everyone isalways going to have a bell curve when it comes to their foals.
You hope the top foals pay for the rest of them. It=s not easy
when you have 10 foals and you are hoping the two best ones
will pay for the rest of them.
Until we get our sport straightened out and unless HISA canturn out to be the positive thing so many of us hope it will be, I
don=t think the trends are going to turn around. At least until
we turn around the popularity of our sport.
Craig Bandoroff (Denali Stud): The reason this is happening
is because, as breeders, its very hard to make money. Like
everything in this business, the percentages of being
economically successful are low. The reason it is happening isbecause there are fewer people who are in it for the love ofthe

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game and the pursuit of the challenge. You have more and more
people who are doing this because they are looking for an
economic return. That=s my opinion and has been myexperience. In the past, the breeders developed families and did
it as a pursuit. We have very few of those sorts of breeders
anymore.
Racing is the engine that pulls the train. Everything isinterconnected. More and more there will be fewer horses for
racing and that means racetracks will have to run fewer days,
have fewer races and have smaller fields. How do we reverse
the trend? I=d like to think we=re going to hit a number where it
levels out and the economics get better. Don=t ask me where I
came up with this number, but in my mind I=ve always felt that
14,000, 15,000 is where you might level out. That=s what my gut
tells me. But when I see it declining every year, that doesn=t
surprise me at all.
We have to make the economics better. Why is this happening
when purses are going up? That=s a good question. What
percentages of the horses win a race or even make it to theraces? Those numbers aren=t good. That=s how I explain ourbusiness. We drill oil wells and we get a lot of dry wells and hope
we get a couple of other ones that will pay for the failures.
That=s the economics in every part of this game, whether you=rebreeding, racing, standing stallions. Purses are going up but notbecause people are betting on horses. I hope we don=t lull
ourselves into a false sense of security because we all knowwhat the government giveth the government can take away.

Craig Bernick | Goffs/Sarah Farnsworth

Craig Bernick (Glen Hill Farm): It=s a commercial market now.
The foal crop has been going down for a long time but theamount of horses being sold as yearlings hasn=t gone down bynearly the same percentage. The syndicates are fantastic
because it gives people a chance to compete at a top level.

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A lot of these owners were putting up $500,000 or so a year
buying three or four horses they would send to their local
trainer. Now they=re using the same amount of money to take
10% of 15 horses. That=s got everyone focusing on the top of themarket, the best horses.
Racetracks are closing and the foal crop is going down andthere are more $500,000 and up horses sold every year.
Everybody is focusing on the top and ignoring all the otherhorses.
We should have had a mare cap but we don=t. That would havehelped diversify the stallions that people breed to andeverything else that goes along with it. The big stallion farms
want more, more, more all the time. We have a foal crop going
down yet we have stallions being bred to more mares than everbefore. That can=t be good for business long term.
I don=t know what can be done to reverse the trend. We havethe Breeders= Cup, the Triple Crown and four or five big
Saturdays spread across the rest of the year and those are theonly races anyone wants to run in anymore. We=ve made Grade
II and Grade III races not run on those days insignificant from anowners= perspective. The only thing that really matters any moreis if you win on Whitney Day, Travers Day, Breeders= Cup, Triple
Crown, Pegasus. Those are the days that matter. We=ve lost a lot
when people don=t care anymore about winning a Grade III race

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somewhere on a Saturday. Everybody=s aiming for the same topof the pyramid and as a result, there will be fewer and fewer
horses born. Until there is a demand from people who want tohave nice horses, are happy to win nice races and enjoy being anowner, we=re going to be in trouble. All everybody wants
anymore is to have Derby and Breeders= Cup horses.
Fred Hertrich (Watercress Farm): The market is not accepting
less-expensive horses. The day of the $1,000 stallion breeding to
the $1,000 mare is a thing of the past. The cost of raising thathorse, the cost of breaking that horses, the cost of training thathorse is the same whether it is the highest-priced yearling in theworld or the least expensive. Like with everything else in theeconomy, the costs are great so the price of the asset has to begreater. We used to have thoroughbred buyers who would buy
10 yearlings at $5,000 apiece. They=d hope to hit the lottery
with one of them and they might give away the rest. But thatwas when expenses were manageable. Now with the price offeed, help, blacksmiths, on and on, the game has changed.
People can=t afford to do that any more. You have to believethat when you start with that product you=re going to havesomething that will have value and has an opportunity to be a
top racehorse.
Cont. p8

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TUESDAY • OCTOBER 3, 2023

2020 JUVENILE TURF SPRINT/2021 TURF
SPRINT WINNER GOLDEN PAL
Golden Pal (2018 bay horse, Uncle Mo--Lady Shipman, by
Midshipman)
Lifetime record: GISW-U.S., GSP-Eng, 13-8-2-0, $1,825,131
Breeders' Cup connections: B-Randall E. Lowe (FL); O-Ranlo
Investments LLC (2020)/Westerberg, Mrs. John Magnier, Michael B.
Tabor, and Derrick Smith (2021); T-Wesley A. Ward; J-Irad Ortiz, Jr.
Current location: Coolmore America, Versailles, Ky.
AHe's one of my all-time favorites,@ said trainer Wesley Ward.
AHe was an awesome horse. Extremely talented, super quick,
and agile: that was really his biggest attribute. When the firstjump opened, he was explosive. He would open up effortlessly.
He pulled the heart away from the other horses a little bit.
AHe was a joy to train, a highly intelligent horse. I reallyappreciated the time at the barn with him every day, because
based on his accomplishments I knew that our time would be
limited with him and he'd be highly sought after as a stallion. As
beautiful as he is and as fast as he was, I knew the breeders
would take to him.@ The brilliantly fast Golden Pal stood his firstseason in 2023. --Jill Williams

To celebrate the 40th running of the Breeders= Cup, the TDN will share a photo and catch up with a past winner in each of the 40 days leading up
to the event. Today, we have 2020 Juvenile Turf Sprint and 2021 Turf Sprint winner Golden Pal (Uncle Mo). | Sarah Andrew

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Declining foal crop, cont. from p6
I=m not sure anything can be done about this because I don=t
see the costs of raising an animal going down. Look at labor.
What we used to have to pay for labor on a farm or in a training
barn has gone up 30 to 40% in the last 24 months. It won=t bereversed, in my opinion.
If the foal crop were to get down to 13,000 or 14,000, thecaliber of everything would be better. Racing will be better, theproduct will be better. No one will be breeding an ill-conformed
stallion to an ill-conformed mare. The dynamic will change but it
will be an improved product for the public to wager on. There
are going to be tracks where if the purses are too low they won=t
continue to race because people will not be able to afford torace for those purses. Some of the jurisdictions that have no way
to generate serious purse money may not be able to staycompetitive. I hate to say it, but like with anything, the bottomof the food chain is not going to do well. Horse racing and horse
breeding is no different than any other entity in the country.

Classic Empire topper, cont. from p1
While five of the session's top six lots were colts, they were
somewhat more diverse in their origins, with the breeding
programs of New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Kentucky, Maryland andMinnesota all represented.

Hip 116 | Fasig-Tipton PhotoTUESDAY • OCTOBER 3, 2023

Kilka and Connelly Cash in Early
A colt by Classic Empire provided an early jolt to theproceedings in Timonium Monday, as the well-related New
Jersey-bred, consigned by Chris Gracie's Gracie Bloodstock as
hip 3, was hammered down to LC Racing LLC for what was
ultimately a session-topping $135,000.
Bred by Greg Kilka in partnership with Christine Connelly's
Bright View Farm, the Apr. 29 foal is the third out of unraced
Adorabella (Ghostzapper), a half-sister to 2022 stakes winner
Alydiva (Quality Road) from the family of GSW/MGISP
Gastronomical.
Kilka and Connelly paid just $14,000 for Adorabella at the2020 Keeneland January sale, and the aforementioned blacktype earned by her half-sister was certainly not the mostnoteworthy of updates the mare has gotten since then. The Fast
Anna filly Adorabella was carrying at the time, who brought$15,000 at this auction in 2021, blossomed into multiple
runaway Parx S. winner and $283,000-plus earner Girl Trouble(Fast Anna). Adorabella's second foal is the flashy juvenile
Book'em Danno (Bucchero), who crushed fellow Jersey-breds by
9 1/2 lengths first out at Monmouth for Atlantic Six Racing andtrainer Derek Ryan in August before adding the open Smoke
Glacken S. back at the Shore last month.
AI think it aligned with expectations. We've struck it rich, so to
speak, with this mare that Chris Gracie picked out for us a few
years ago,@ said Kilka. AThe mare, Adorabella, is throwing really
nice babies and they all kind of have a similar way about them-they're all smart, they all walk very well, and now it has
translated to the racetrack with the first two babies being Girl
Trouble and Book'em Danno. This one's very similar to those.@
Kilka is a shareholder in Book'em Danno's young Florida-basedsire, and was acquiring mares for Bucchero at the time.
AChris picked the mare out,@ Kilka said. AThe page was a little
light, but it was a young and active family and Chris suggested
taking a shot. She's turned out to be a great purchase... Initially
we acquired a few mares [for Bucchero], both with Chris andsome I did on my own--the ones I did with Chris have been themost successful. We thought she aligned really well with
Bucchero and we wanted to support the stallion in his first
couple seasons. [Book'em Danno] has turned out to be very
good so far.@Cont.

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Book'em Danno was solid privately as a yearling after Girl
Trouble had broken her maiden, but before she successfully
stepped into stakes company. While Kilka and Connelly hadn't
fully been able to cash in on Adorabella's production prowess as
sellers until Monday, Kilka was quick to dismiss the notion thatseeing Book'em Danno's success on the track might bebittersweet.

Book'em Danno | Bill Denver/EQUI-PHOTO

AIt's all positive feelings; this is not an easy game,@ he said. AWe
bred the horse to sell him, and we thought he would be a nicehorse--you never know how nice they're going to be--but there
are no regrets. We're happy to see the current ownership grouphaving success with him. They're a group of Jersey guys and I'm
happy to see that.@
Kilka and Connelly have set themselves up for further financial
gain down the road, as they leveled up significantly from a studfee perspective in choosing Adorabella's most recent mate,
Medaglia d'Oro, who commanded a fee of $100,000 this pastseason.
AWe have no plans to sell the mare as of now, although there
have been inquiries. I guess for the right inquiry it's always
possible,@ Kilka said. AWe'll see what happens with this Medaglia
d'Oro baby and go from there.@

SESSION TOPPERSFTMOCT DAY ONE
HIP SEX

3

SIRE | DAM

PRICE ($)

Colt
Classic Empire--Adorabella
135,000
Breeder: Gregory J Kilka & Bright View Farm (NJ)
Consignor: Gracie Bloodstock, agent
Purchaser: LC Racing LLC

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116 Colt
Maximus MischiefBFlatter's Secret 130,000
Breeder: Dr. & Mrs. William E. Riddle, Jr. (PA)Consignor: Marshall W. Silverman, agent
Purchaser: LC Racing LLC
54 Colt
Street SenseBCapulus
112,000
Breeder: Newtownanner Stud Farm (KY)
Consignor: Blake-Albina T'bred Services LLC, Agent I
Purchaser: Stephen Barberino

FASIG-TIPTON MIDLANTIC FALL YEARLINGSMONDAYSESSION TOTALS$ Catalogued$ No. Offered$ No. Sold
$ RNAs
$ % RNAs$ High Price$ Gross$ Average (% change)$ Median (% change)

2023
124
113
91
22
19.5%
$135,000$2,212,500$24,313 (-10.7%)$11,500 (-17.9%)

2022
200
178
145
33
18.5%
$320,000$3,947,200$27,222$14,000

IS THE DERBY PURSE FAIR? OPINION FROM
THE INDUSTRY

Coady photoby Sue Finley
In the Sept. 30 edition of the Thoroughbred Daily News, we
ran an interview with John Sikura in which he raised questions

TUESDAY • OCTOBER 3, 2023

about the funding mechanism and purse of the Kentucky Derby.
In the article, Sikura says: "(The Kentucky Derby is) The single
event that drives the commerce of the industry," he declares.
"The point of entry to virtually everybody that owns a horse: 'I
want to win the Kentucky Derby.' If you're fortunate enough to
do so, there should be a financial reward that recognizes that-not just pride in achievement. A purse of $3 million, with $1
million dollars in fees and nominations, is an embarrassment tothe sport.
A huge windfall is given to a corporate entity, which they'reentitled to. Corporately, they've been brilliant stewards of theirbrand and stock value. But they have to recognize that they're ina sport that has many participants--and that those should be
rewarded.@
We asked several leading industry figures how they felt about
what Sikura said, as well as Churchill Downs, who had not
responded by the time of publication of this article.
(To submit a reply of your own for consideration for
publication, email suefinley@thetdn.com.)
Mike Repole, owner"I disagree with John Sikura that it's embarrassing that the
Kentucky Derby purse is $3 million. It's not embarrassing--it's
beyond embarrassing. But not only do we put up a third of thepurse with fees, but the way the owners get treated is anembarrassment. We buy our own tickets, and if you want morethan 10-15 people, you have to buy your own seats. I have to
run second in the Kentucky Derby just to break even. I'm 0-for-8
without a first or second, so every time I'm in it, I end up losing
money. I doubt when a team makes the Super Bowl they have toworry so much about accommodations for their friends andfamily. So it's beyond embarrassing between the purse, andwhat owners pay to try to share the experience with friends andfamily. What happens when a syndicate makes it into the racewith 30 owners? I think if it's going to be as prestigious as it is,
the purse should be $10 million. The Saudi Cup is $20 million,
the Dubai World Cup is $10 million, and the Breeders' Cup
Classic is $6 million. I also disagree that they should allow 20
horses in the race. It should be 14. We're all concerned about
horse safety. Is 20 horses in one gate safe? I don't think it is. This
year, I have been blessed by having so much success, and it
should be the most fun I've had in racing, but the frustration isstarting to overcome the enjoyment. And the more I reflect, themore I'm starting to really realize that the blame of this lies withthe owners and the trainers. As long as we keep letting tracks
make the rules, and HISA with no real horse racing experience
make the rules, and be ruled by the ineffective associations that
represent owners, trainers, and jockeys in the sport without
really having done them justice, the more we have to lookourselves in the mirror. Cont.

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Fasig-Tipton Midlantic Yearlings
Tuesday, Oct. 3
Hip Sex Pedigree

Price Prev Sale

Buyer/Agent

Current Consignor

131 FClassic Empire-French Press$10,000

KEENOV BRDG 2022

Mark A. Sell/Takaro Farm

Takaro Farm

133 F

Maximus Mischief-Funny Kitty$15,000

FTI DEC MIX 22

Cary Frommer

Deb Ferguson

138 C

Frosted-Gladita F.

$21,000

KEEJAN ALL AGES 2023 Apache Farm & Sunset Farm

Perrone Sales

148 C

Brody's Cause-Happy Refrain$10,000

FTI DEC MIX 22

Off Limits of Ramsey

Marshall W. Silverman

152 F

Flameaway-Heavenly Song$9,500KEENOV BRDG 2022

Henrys Mill Bloodstock

Gracie Bloodstock

159 C

Summer Front-Hope's Love

$6,500FT MAY DIGITAL 2023

Thomas Nash

Marshall W. Silverman

161 F

Laoban-I B Ok

$9,000KEENOV BRDG 2022

Mikelle Farm

Mikelle Farm

166 F

Liam's Map-Indexation$30,000

KEEJAN ALL AGES 2023 WinForce Thoroughbreds

Vinery Sales

168 C

Echo Town-Inglorious Song$32,000

KEEJAN ALL AGES 2023 DR Investments

Blake-Albina T'bred Svc

179 F

Upstart-Just Fabulous$37,000

FTK WNT MIX 2023

Marshall W. Silverman

183 C

Audible-Justwalkonby$10,000

KEEJAN ALL AGES 2023 Carlos S.E. Moore

Marshall W. Silverman

184 C

Exaggerator-Kalistoga Girl

$9,000FTK WNT MIX 2023

Ed Price

Vinery Sales

191 C

Unified-Lady Panda$1,700KEENOV BRDG 2022

Sergio Gomez

Strongline Thoroughbreds

192 F

Maximus Mischief-Last April Frost$10,000

FTK WNT MIX 2023

Fly Eagles Fly

Gracie Bloodstock

198 C

Mo Town-Letshootpool$7,500KEEJAN ALL AGES 2023 Kyle Ober

Turning Point Bloodstock

217 F

Tiz the Law-Marcy Darcy$21,000

KEEJAN ALL AGES 2023 Madison Clark

Turning Point Bloodstock

222 C

Liam's Map-Miss Avalon$17,000

FTI DEC MIX 22

Joseph Besecker

Northview Stallion Station

224 C

Tom's d'Etat-Missiletoe Kiss

$5,000KEENOV BRDG 2022

Ramiro Salazar

Vinery Sales

225 C

Always Dreaming-Miss Munnings$3,000FTN FALL MIXED 2022

Bergen Stables

Vinery Sales

241 F

Goldencents-No More Excuses$30,000

KEENOV BRDG 2022

D K W Racing

Turning Point Bloodstock

250 C

Street Boss-Parasol$3,000KEENOV BRDG 2022

Mikelle Farm

Mikelle Farm

262 C

Liam's Map-Pretty Shea D$40,000

KEEJAN ALL AGES 2023 Hadley Mullins

Turning Point Bloodstock

263 F

Speightster-Preying Mantis$7,000FTI DEC MIX 22

Tom FahrneyBill Reightler

292 F

Jimmy Creed-Sagamoon$4,500FTI DEC MIX 22

Sugarland

Sugarland

294 C

Preservationist-Saramar$15,000

KEENOV BRDG 2022

Mikelle Farm

Mikelle FarmMarshall W. Silverman

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Hip Sex Pedigree

Price Prev SaleTUESDAY • OCT 3, 2023

Buyer/Agent

Current Consignor

305 F

Always Dreaming-Sequel$5,000KEEJAN ALL AGES 2023 Sugarland/Equine Etiquette

Sugarland

306 FWest Coast-She Stays Rollin$14,000

KEENOV BRDG 2022

Sloane's Super Stables

Hill 'n' Dale at Xalapa

307 F

Klimt-Shock the World$3,000KEENOV BRDG 2022

Strongline Thoroughbreds

Strongline Thoroughbreds

322 F

Sharp Azteca-Starvista$25,000

FTI DEC MIX 22

Ronald Cowherd

Bill Reightler

328 C

Maximum Security-Stormy Play$40,000

FTI DEC MIX 22

Cary Frommer

Deb Ferguson

342 C

Good Magic-Tap the Magic$55,000

KEENOV BRDG 2022

Morell Bloodstock

Gracie Bloodstock

344 C

Gormley-Tell a Secret$1,500KEEJAN ALL AGES 2023 Sugarland/Equine Etiquette

Sugarland

350 F

Thousand Words-The Great Griffter $15,000

KEENOV BRDG 2022

Tom Fahrney/Bill Reightler

Bill Reightler

384 C

Higher Power-Western Peace

KEENOV BRDG 2022

Ed Price

Vinery Sales$11,000

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TUESDAY • OCTOBER 3, 2023

If they lowered the purse to $500,000, they'd still get 20
horses, and that's on us. There's so much great that can happen
in this game, but we're at a crossroads. This is self-inflicted. And
we have let this go on for too long."
Elliott Walden, President & CEO, WinStar Farm"I think the Kentucky Derby purse should be $10,000,000 and
the Oaks should be $5,000,000. The Derby has been raised twicein the last 20 years (300%). The Churchill Downs stock price is up
over 1900% in the same time frame. I think our real problem is
we are too busy fighting amongst ourselves with two
horsemen's groups (the HPBA and the KTA), and not negotiating
effectively with Churchill Downs as horsemen. It is the way thesystem has been set up. If I were CEO of Churchill, I would like itthat way. Churchill Downs reported they had increased
revenues of over $20.0M on last year's Kentucky Derby
weekend alone. I am sure their argument would be that we cansplit up the purses any way we see fit. I think this is more about
having an equitable split on all revenues for the weekend andnot just handle."
Eric Gustavson, Owner, Spendthrift FarmI read John's article. Of course he's right. I remember many
years ago when I found out how much it cost to nominate yourhorse to the Kentucky Derby, should you be among the few tomake to the starting gate of that illustrious race. You might thinkthat the nomination would be covered for the lucky 20. But no. I
was shocked as I did the math and realized the disproportionate
percentage the nominations made up for the purse of arguably
the world's most famous horse race, let alone our country's. A
Derby purse increase is decades overdue.
Anyone who has ever tried to take a group to Churchill on
Derby Day knows the king's ransom it takes just to get seats.
Add on the seat licenses, the handle and just that one day alone
is quite a haul for Churchill. And good on them! They deserve toenjoy the fruits of their labor, and the blessings that come withowning the premier day in our sport. But, as John stated, they
could bump the Derby purse to $5 million tomorrow without
batting an eye. That would put it on par with the Breeders' Cup
Classic, which should be a minimum. But if you're Churchill,
don't you want to be the class of the sport that offers American
racing's most stout purse?
The powers that be at Churchill Downs should step up andreward the Derby runners commensurately with theirachievement.
Kenny McPeek, trainer
There's no question that a race of that caliber, the purseshould be larger. Worldwide, it don't think it ranks in the top 25
purses in the world. It's not in the top 25. For me, it's always
been a bit of a head scratcher.

Tom Ryan, SF Bloodstock
The business behind the Kentucky Derby:$$3 million purse$
15 million viewers$
150,000 attendees$
93% hotel occupancy$$189 million in wagers in 2023$
$400 million economic impact
The glaring issue here is the winning owner of the 2023 KY
Derby takes home $1.5m after jockey and trainer take 10%.
Based on the current $3m purse, CDI doesn't care to preserve
the sanctity of The Kentucky Derby by bringing it into line withthe rest of the world. We should have a $10m purse structurewith plans to increase incrementally as we evolve.

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UP TO THE MARK TO LANE'S END UPONCONCLUSION OF RACING CAREER

Up to the Mark winning the 2023 GI Manhattan | Coglianese

Repole Stable and St. Elias Stable's MGISW Up to the Mark
(Not This Time--Belle's Finale, by Ghostzapper), will enter stud at
Lane=s End Farm at the conclusion of his racing career, theKentucky Farm announced on Monday. The 4-year-old colt, who
won the GI Manhattan S. at Belmont Park and the GI Turf Classic

TUESDAY • OCTOBER 3, 2023

S. in his last two starts, has so far amassed a career line of 10-50-2, $1158,650 and is trained by Todd Pletcher.
AHe=s a horse that we were always high on since he was two,@trainer Todd Pletcher said. AHe broke his maiden first out on thedirt, but with the switch to the turf he really put that talent on
display with his tremendous turn of foot.""His impressive wins in the Turf Classic and the Manhattan
showed that he is one of the top grass horses in the U.S., and his
speed figures back that up.@Bred in Kentucky by Ramspring Farm, Up to the Mark was a$450,000 Keeneland September Yearling Sale purchase in 2020.
His dam, Belle=s Finale, is a daughter of GISW Capote Belle(Capote), a full sister to GSP and stakes producer Zapper Belle(Ghostzapper).
AUp to the Mark=s versatility and looks are what initiallyattracted Lane=s End,@ Lane's End's Bill Farish said. AHe has a dirt
pedigree and is by an emerging young sire. He really showedthat he is one of the top turf horses in the U.S. with his
dominating wins in back-to-back grade ones. We have a history
in standing stallions that can get runners on all three surfaces
and feel Up to the Mark has the potential to follow in thattradition.@

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ANTONACCIS PURCHASE BRYAN STATIONFARM by Bill Finley

TUESDAY • OCTOBER 3, 2023

making the city of Lexington, Fayette County andCommonwealth of Kentucky proud.@Bryan Station describes itself as a Aunique equestrian boarding
facilities@ with rental homes available on the property.

MEMBERS OF JOCKEY MENTAL HEALTHCOMMITTEE, ADVISORY COUNCIL
ANNOUNCED

Philip Antonacci | Sarah Andrew

The Antonacci family, which breeds and races under the nameof Lindy Farm, has purchased Bryan Station Farm in Lexington
and plans to convert it to a multi-purpose, multi-breed farm thatwill help in the growth of the Lindy operation. Lindy has been amajor name in harness racing going back to the late sixties andhas recently turned its attention toward building a thoroughbred
operation.
The new farm will be named Lindy Farms at Bryan Station.
Lindy will also retain its farm in Somers, CT. Philip Antonacci
trains the thoroughbred string. His brother, Frank M. Antonacci
is Lindy President.
Philip Antonacci said that final plans for the new farm remain
in flux. He expected that its residents would be about 75%
Standardbreds and 25% Thoroughbreds and the primaryemphasis at first will be as a breeding farm. The farm does nothave any training tracks, but Antonacci said that could be part ofits future, while acknowledging that the new farm should help
Lindy grow its Thoroughbred operation.
The Antonacci family is already heavily invested in Kentucky
racing as it owns the Red Mile in Lexington as part of apartnership. The Red Mile=s Historical Horse Racing Machines
have played a major part in the growth of both Standardbred
and Thoroughbred racing in the state.
AThe purchase of this property is the next step in our family=s
involvement and commitment to the Bluegrass and Lexington
communities,@ the family said in a statement. ALindy Farms at
Bryan Station will be a world-class dual breed facility combining
the rich equine history of Lexington with the esteemed racing
and breeding legacy of Lindy Farms.""We will be mindful stewards of the land and look forward to
deepening our commitment to this wonderful community and

Officials at the Horseracing Integrity and Safety Authority(HISA) and the Jockeys' Guild have announced that members of
the newly formed Jockey Mental Health Steering Committee
and Advisory Council have been appointed. An inaugural
meeting of the new groups will take place Tuesday, Oct. 3 atColumbia University in New York City.
The Steering Committee, led by Ambassador Earle Mack, wascreated with a collective goal of driving research, programming,and resources towards jockey mental wellness initiatives.
The steering committee members are as follows: Ambassador
Earle Mack; Denali Stud's Craig Bandoroff; former NYRA
chairman Anthony Bonomo; retired jockey and broadcasterDonna Brothers; retired jockey Eurico Rosa da Silva; West Point
Thoroughbreds's Terry Finley; HISA CEO Lisa Lazarus; Terry
Meyocks, President and CEO of the Jockey's Guild; trainer
Graham Motion; Churchill Downs's executive director of racing,Gary Palmisano; and the executive director fo the Race Track
Chaplaincy of America, Dan Waits.
The Advisory Group, under direction of HISA National Medical
Director Dr. Pete Hester, will hold weekly brainstorming sessions
with industry and external experts before reporting bestpractices and initiatives to the Steering Committee for next
steps and potential full adoption.
The advisory council are as follows: Dr. Pete Hester; Michael
Bingman; Mindy Coleman; Pat Day; Ramon Dominguez; Dr.
Prudence Fisher; Jeff Johnston; Ann McGovern; Dr. Yuval Neria;and Anne Poulson.
"The Jockeys' Guild appreciates all of the input and interest byindustry participants to address jockeys' mental health andwellness," said Jockeys' Guild President and CEO Terry Meyocks.
"The Guild has long advocated for the industry to recognize
the stress and everyday challenges jockeys face. The Guild looks
forward to working with the Steering and Advisory Committees
to develop programs which will demonstrate that we as anindustry are able to support not only the jockeys but their family
members as well and eventually all others in our industry."

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TUESDAY • OCTOBER 3, 2023

IN FRONT RACING STABLES PERSONIFIESINTEGRITY THROUGH PARTNERSHIPS
by Joe Scurto
In Yiddish, a mensch is a person who personifies integrity,
morality, dignity and a sense of what is right and responsible.
But mensch is more than just an old Yiddish adage, it is a wordthat best describes the managing partner of In Front Racing
Stables, Howie Heiberger.
Heiberger was born and raised in Brooklyn, New York and thatmeant having Aqueduct as a beacon of fun and excitement just a
few miles away. As a teenager in the late 70s, he and his friends
would put forward the $1 it cost to take the Express Bus east to
Queens to take in an afternoon at the races. The gang ofwide-eyed neophyte gamblers would pool their money in thehope of making a score just like their seasoned counterparts.
However, more often than not, Heiberger and his young
Brooklynites would end up having to take the subway home,which only cost 35 cents since the bus fare was long gone.

In Front Racing Stables at Gulfstream Park | Howie Heiberger

Heiberger has spent the last 20 years building a successful
catering and event center business in Freehold, New Jersey. The
success of his Aurum Events and Exquisite Caterers now means
he doesn't need to take the bus any more, but the memories ofAqueduct have never left. Always a casual horseplayer,
Heiberger decided to dip his toe into the ownership game andbegan buying into partnerships about 10 years ago.
Cont.

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Howie Heiberger | Howie Heiberger

Owning 3% to 5% of different horses made it clear to him thatyou did not have to own the whole horse to enjoy the total
experience. That revelation inspired him to start In Front Racing
Stables in June 2021.
Within weeks of getting the stable set up, Heiberger, somefamily and a few close friends dropped a claim slip on a
4-year-old mare named Tenderness (Medal Count). The $20,000
claimer would be the start of a long eight months of frustration
for the new partnership group. In Front Racing Stables had 14
starts and waited eight months before they finally visited thewinner's circle with one of their horses. Not everything was darkclouds for the new stable though, prior to their first win they
were able to hit the board with their horses 50% of the time, somoney was coming in and the bills were getting paid. With
exactly 100 starts, as of the writing of this article, you can now
find 15 winning photos on the wall and the group sporting an inthe-money strike rate of 46%. The success of the stable is a teameffort. In Front Racing Stables currently employees the servicesof trainers Linda Rice, Jose DeAngelo and John Toscano to train
and race their horses.
Heiberger also works with Larry Kaufman who is on the groundat the NYRA tracks to find the right horses to claim and add totheir stable. Claiming is the name of the game with In Front andit has become their bread and butter.
In Front Racing Stable offers a unique proposition to its current
and future partners: No bills. Once a partner decides to invest ina racehorse, there are no cash calls for training, vet work,transportation, etc. The ability to offer partners this unique
opportunity is achieved through a formula that gives trainers
60% of the In Front horse's net purses earned and the partners
35%. Heiberger retains 5% of the net purses to cover the costsof running the operation.

TUESDAY • OCTOBER 3, 2023

As the general partner, Heiberger also marks up all claims
15%. "Our partners really like the model we have establishedbecause they know what they want to invest and that is it,@ hesaid. ANo cash calls or bills. I have been in business a long timeand you have to believe in the product that you are selling. I
believe in this model."So do his partners, who now exceed 75 participants. Active
partners number around 45 and 25 partners are in on almost
every horse claimed. Most are from the East Coast, but In Front
has partners that live in Arkansas, Oklahoma and as far away as
Arizona. "We primarily race in New York and Florida, but I have
the Oaklawn Park condition book in my hands now, so we may
be expanding west," he added.
In Front partner Michele Farina had the same experience ofsneaking off to the track while still in school.
"We talked about experiences having grown up around thegame and had things in common,@ said Farina. ABesides being
such a nice man, I respect how he has established and grown
the stable. Also, meeting the other partners has been great andwe basically all hang out together when we're at the track
whether we're running a horse or not and that is what I reallyenjoy."
One of those other partners Farina referred is Joey Zayas.
"Howie ensures you are part of everything, from your thoughtson the horses they select as a possible claim to the race
selections when that flexibility arises. I started with
MyRacehorse, and even though they provide a great experience
for the new, perhaps inexperienced horse owners, you are notthat engaged with the day-to-day operations like In Front."
In Front partner Steven Rapoport also has had experience withother partnerships. "I was a member of Karakorum Farms,
Drawing Away Stables and Top Hat Thoroughbreds in the past,@
he said.

Howie Heiberger with Javier Castellano | Howie Heiberger

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TUESDAY • OCTOBER 3, 2023

dismiss the case made by the defendants, who are the New YorkRacing Association (NYRA), the State of New York, the New YorkState Assembly, the New York State Senate, Governor Kathy
Hochul, state comptroller Thomas P. DiNapoli.
The plaintiffs, Jannette Patterson and John Di Leonardo,
initiated the lawsuit on June 22 to try to halt the flow of any
state money for the project. A NYRA court filing on Aug. 18
stated that the claim "fails as a matter of law" and that theplaintiffs "cannot establish irreparable harm."
The Belmont renovation loan was approved in May when the
final New York state budget for fiscal year 2024 included thefunding.

In Front Racing Stable | Howie Heiberger

AWe have a group of 60 or so partners here who can look at
claims. evaluate horses and try to make intelligent claims. The
no-bills aspect makes it affordable."
Heiberger is appreciative of the owner perks NYRA offers andone of the reasons he strongly recommends partners own atleast five percent or more, so they can get licensed. "When you
are a New York licensed owner, you get free admission for
yourself and immediate family, free programs and owner's
parking,@ he said. AThey even have an owner's lounge area.
These things bring value to horse ownership."
Teaching novices about ownership, introducing them totrainers, jockeys and others in the game is what drives
Heiberger to grow In Front Racing Stables. "I want to give ourpartners a great experience just like with my businesses," hesaid. "I also want them to learn, and interact with all aspects ofthe game, and most of all I want them to have a shot at making
some money."This may seem like a lot to offer to small percentage owners,
but that is simply what a mensch, like Howie Heiberger, does.
Joe Scurto is the principal at Horseshoe Marketing. His Twitter is@RacingHorseshoe.

ORAL ARGUMENTS OCT. 11 IN LAWSUIT TO
HALT BELMONT RENOVATION LOAN
The Supreme Court of New York will hear oral arguments Oct.
11 in a case involving two self-described "citizen taxpayers" whowant the state's $455 million loan to renovate Belmont Park
declared as "an illegal and unconstitutional expenditure,misappropriation, misapplication, or disbursement of State
funds."
During the oral arguments, the court will consider both theplaintiffs' motion for a preliminary injunction and a motion to

JIM MCKAY MARYLAND MILLION ATTRACTS
281 PRE-ENTRIES
Set to take place Oct. 17 at Laurel Park, the 38th Jim McKay
Maryland Million has attracted 281 pre-entries with defending
champions MSW Ournationparade (Cat Nation) and MSW &MGSP Fille d=Esprit (Great Notion) leading the fields.
Ournationonparade is one of 21 Classic pre-entries, eight ofwhom are Maryland-bred but not Maryland-sired while last
year's Maryland Million Distaff winner, and reigning
Maryland-bred Horse of the Year, Fille d'Esprit highlights 23
pre-entries in the Distaff, 18 of whom are Maryland-sired.
Maryland-bred horses may participate in a Maryland Million
race if less than eight Maryland Million-eligible horses areentered. Final entries will be taken and drawn Sunday, Oct. 8. A
complete list of pre-entries for their respective races is available
on the Maryland Million website.

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FOR THE WEEK ENDING OCTOBER 1, 2023
ACTIVE NORTH AMERICAN-BASED STALLIONSWon Happy Mama became the latest stakes winner for Claiborne
Farm's Runhappy in the Iowa Sorority S. | Coady

Sire (Sire=s Sire)#SWs #GSW (GISW)
Bolt d'Oro (Medaglia d'Oro)
10
4(Ruby Nell--Unzip Me S.-L)
Bucchero (Kantharos)
3--(Mattingly--Hollywood Beach S.)
STANDING AT PLEASANT ACRES STALLIONS $CLICK HERE FOR MORE $ VISIT BUCCHEROSTALLION.COM
Candy Ride (Arg) (Ride the Rails)
111
54(Touch'n Ride--Breeders' S.)
STANDING AT LANE=S END $ CLICK HERE FOR MORENOMINATE A MARE $ EMAIL CHRIS KNEHR
Dads Caps (Discreet Cat)
2--(Rockin the Dad Bod--Iowa Breeders' Derby)
Flameaway (Scat Daddy)
2
1(She's Fire--Fitz Dixon, Jr. Memorial Juvenile S.)
STANDING AT DARBY DAN FARM $ CLICK HERE FOR MORENOMINATE A MARE $ EMAIL STUART FITZGIBBON
Into Mischief (Harlan's Holiday)
137
65(Lane Way--Eddie D S.-GII)
Justify (Scat Daddy)
15
10 (3)(Opera Singer--Qatar Prix Marcel Boussac-G1)
STANDING AT ASHFORD STUD $ CLICK HERE FOR MORENOMINATE A MARE $ EMAIL CHARLIE O=CONNORTUESDAY • OCTOBER 3, 2023

Karakontie (Jpn) (Bernstein)
12
7(King Kontie--Henry Mercer Memorial S.)
Leofric (Candy Ride {Arg})
1--(Canigetaloan--Aspirant S.)
STANDING AT DARBY DAN FARM $ CLICK HERE FOR MORENOMINATE A MARE $ EMAIL STUART FITZGIBBON
Maximus Mischief (Into Mischief)
2--(Glengarry--Iowa Cradle S.)
Munnings (Speightstown)
71
27(Zozos--Ack Ack S.-GIII)
STANDING AT ASHFORD STUD $ CLICK HERE FOR MORENOMINATE A MARE $ EMAIL CHARLIE O=CONNOR
Nyquist (Uncle Mo)21
9 (4)(Slow Down Andy--Awesome Again S.-GI)
Palace Malice (Curlin)
94(Brocknardini--Selima S.)
Quality Road (Elusive Quality)
77
37(Forever Dixie--Ontario Damsel S. Presented by Ketel One-L;
Missed the Cut--Tokyo City Cup S.-GIII)
STANDING AT LANE=S END $ CLICK HERE FOR MORENOMINATE A MARE $ EMAIL CHRIS KNEHRRunhappy (Super Saver)
13
4(Won Happy Mama--Iowa Sorority S.)
STANDING AT CLAIBORNE FARM $ CLICK HERE FOR MORENOMINATE A MARE $ EMAIL BERNIE SAMS
Solomini (Curlin)
1--(Soloshot--Lady Finger S.)
The Factor (War Front)
39
9(Feelgood Factor--Clasico Jose A. Remon Cantera)
Italics indicate new activity, statistics include Northern
Hemisphere results only. Want to promote your stallion? Emailsuefinley@thoroughbreddailynews.com.

TAA ANNOUNCES CALENDAR PHOTO
CONTEST WINNERS
The Thoroughbred Aftercare Alliance (TAA) on Monday
announced the winners of their third annual Calendar PhotoContest, the 12 chosen photos set to be featured in the 2024
Thoroughbred Aftercare Alliance Calendar, sponsored by Repole
Stable.
The grand prize winner and cover feature by Ann Cheek
captures an early morning sunrise over the sanctuary at Our
Mims Retirement Haven in Kentucky. Cont.

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The image captures Our Mims residents Theheartofdixie,
Kidnap Katie, and Sweet Ambition.
This year=s calendar contest received nearly 200 submissions
and along with the primary winners, additional photos werechosen to be featured in the calendar as honorable mentions. A
total of 49 photographs were chosen to be included in thecalendar. Featured photographs represented 29 Thoroughbred
Aftercare Alliance accredited organizations.
AWe are thrilled to feature the talents of these Thoroughbredsfrom various disciplines and accredited organizations in the2024 Thoroughbred Aftercare Alliance Calendar,@ Samantha
Smith, Director of Marketing and communications for the TAA,
said. AWe extend our heartfelt gratitude to Repole Stable forsponsoring the calendar and to Tipperary Equestrian for theirgenerous prizesponsorship. Congratulations to all our winners, and we extend
our appreciation to everyone who submitted entries.
The calendar will be available beginning on Giving Tuesday,
Nov. 28. With every online donation of $100 or more madebetween Nov. 28-Dec. 31, donors may opt to receive a calendar
by noting A2024 Calendar@ in the comment field on the donation
form. Calendars will be available while supplies last.

CANTER FOR A CAUSE RETURNS TO PIMLICO
OCT. 29

Canter for a Cause returns to Pimlico for the third straight year in
2023 | Maryland Jockey Club

Canter for a Cause, back for the third straight year after the2020 cancellation, will return to Pimlico Race Course Sunday,
Oct. 29. Sponsored by the Maryland Jockey Club, theorganization allows the public the chance to walk, trot, canter or
gallop their favorite horse or pony over the same oval which has
hosted esteemed runners like Seabiscuit, Secretariat, War

TUESDAY • OCTOBER 3, 2023

Admiral and recent Triple Crown champions American Pharoah
and Justify. More than 270 riders participated last fall, one of
the most successful events.
Registration is $65 per trip, with proceeds going to benefit theThoroughbred Aftercare Alliance, and will go as scheduled from
10 a.m. to 3 p.m., rain or shine. All horses must have proof of anegative Coggins test within 12 months. All riders must sign awaiver and wear approved helmets while riders under the ageof 14 must be accompanied by an adult. No colts, stallions or
ridglings are allowed.
ACanter for a Cause is a great opportunity for riders toexperience riding over one of the most historic racetracks in the
country, while helping raise money for a great cause,@ said MJCvice president of racing development Georganne Hale. AIt=s fun
for the whole family.@Registration closes Monday, Oct. 23 at 5 p.m or whenever 300
entries are taken. Please visit the Pimlico webpage to registerand pay.

MAREWORTHY CHARITIES CALLS UPONPUBLIC SUPPORTMareworthy Charities, a 501c3 non-profit organization
dedicated to protecting and caring for retired Thoroughbred
broodmares, is participating in the Community & Cause voting
campaign, hosted by Field & Main Bank. The campaign offers
the organization an opportunity to secure a $20,000 prize,
directly benefitting the care and support of the Thoroughbred
mares already in their care while expanding their capacity toassist more retired broodmares in 2024. In addition to the$20,000 prize, the winning organization will gain valuable
exposure through airtime on WKYT, coverage by LEXtoday, anda full-page ad in TOPs Magazine. Public voting for the award
began Oct. 2 and continues until Tuesday, Oct. 31.
For more information on Mareworthy Charities, please visit
their webpage, and to cast your vote, please go to the Field &Main Bank website here. Each person can vote once per day
throughout the voting period, but supporters are asked toensure their participation aligns with the voting rules set forth
by the contest organizers.
CLARIFICATION: Sunday's Aventura S. at Gulfstream
Park was officially a non black-type stakes race, contrary to theresult that appeared in Monday's TDN. Accordingly, winnerDivieto (Dialed In) is not credited with a black-type victory, whilerunner-up Secret Chat (Union Rags) and third-place SelfSufficient (Preservationist) are similarly not credited withblack-type placings. We apologize for any confusion.

Wednesday, Belmont The Big A #5, post time: 3:10 p.m. EDTMISS GRILLO S.-GII, $200,000, 2yo, f, 1 1/16mT
PP HORSE
SIRE
OWNER
1 Appellate K
Constitution
Medallion Racing, Omar Aldabbagh, CMNWLTH,Mark Stanton, Lennie Rhoades and Barry Fowler
2 Hard to Justify K
Justify
Wise Racing LLC
3 Life's an Audible K
AudibleRepole Stable
4 Gold Lightning
Bolt d'Oro
Martin S. Schwartz
5 Dancing Spirit
Social Inclusion
Adam Rice
6 Camila T (Ire)No Nay Never
Victoria's Ranch and R.T Racing Stable
7 Memorialize K
Karakontie (Jpn)
Gainesway Stable
8 Gala Brand K
Violence
Arnmore Thoroughbreds, LLC andEven Keel Thoroughbreds LLC
9 Sierra Sky K
Uncle Mo
Tracy Farmer
10 Later DarlingMore Than ReadyJ and J Stables, It's All About The Girls Stable,
Paul Braverman and Timothy Pinch
11 Whimsically
Uncle Mo
Haymarket Farm, David Ingordo, LBD Stable LLC,
Manganaro Bloodstock and Diamond T Racing
12 Steel Lute K
Midnight Lute
Flanagan Racing

TRAINER
Pletcher

JOCKEY
McCarthy

WT
118

Brown
Pletcher
Cox
Rice
Avila
MotionMott

Prat
Ortiz, Jr.
Rosario
Carmouche
OliveroFranco
Ortiz

120
120
120
120
120
120
122

Casse
Pletcher

Castellano
Davis

118
118

DeVauxAlvarado

118

Brown

Lezcano118

Breeders: 1-Speedway Stables, LLC, 2-Yeguada Centurion S.L., 3-Susan Moulton, 4-Cypress Creek Equine, LLC, 5-Glenn E. Brok, LLC, 6-Barronstown
Stud, 7-Gainesway Thoroughbreds LTD., 8-Desmond Ryan & Martin Schwartz, 9-Mt Brilliant Farm & Ranch, LLC, 10-Cypress Creek Equine, LLC, 11-Audley
Farm Equine, LLC, 12-Columbiana Farm LLC
Wednesday, Belmont The Big A #7, post time: 4:14 p.m. EDTPILGRIM S.-GII, $200,000, 2yo, 1 1/16mT
PP HORSESIRE
OWNER
TRAINER
1 Liam's Journey K
Liam's Map
Robyn Kaiser
Maker
2 Tropandhagen
Demarchelier (GB)Peter Kazamias
Synnefias
3 Agate Road K
Quality Road
Repole Stable and St. Elias Stable
Pletcher
4 Tifareeh
Speightstown
Shadwell StableWalsh
5 B D Saints
LaobanCypress Creek Equine
Rice
6 Get Spooled
Hard Spun
Carem Stables
Mott
7 Triple Espresso K
Omaha Beach
Repole Stable and St. Elias Stable
Pletcher
8 Fulmineo
Bolt d'Oro
Starlight Racing and Grier, Mark B.
Delacour
9 Spirit Prince K
Cairo Prince
Oakwood Stable, S. Krase, Donarra Thoroughbreds, Clement
Kenneth and Gail P. Beitz

JOCKEYFrancoConnerOrtiz, Jr.
CannonCarmouche
LezcanoOrtiz
Prat
RosarioBreeders: 1-Ann Marie Farm, 2-Hermitage Farm, 3-CHC, Inc., 4-Shadwell Farm, LLC, 5-Cypress Creek Equine LLC, 6-Waterville Lake Stable LLC,
7-Ashview Farm & Colts Neck Stables, 8-Country Life Farm & Starr of Quality LLC, 9-Ben and Rebekah Henley & Jim Gray

WT
118
120
120
120
120
120
118
120
118

Friday, Keeneland #9, post time: 5:16 p.m. EDTDARLEY ALCIBIADES S.-GI, $600,000, 2yo, f, 1 1/16m
PP HORSESIRE
OWNER
TRAINER
1 Alys Beach K
Omaha Beach
Greg Tramontin
Amoss
2 Crazy Cami K
AudibleNice Guys Stables
Maker
3 Candied
Candy Ride (Arg)
Eclipse Thoroughbred Partners
Pletcher
4 Wine On Tap K
Tapit
MKW Racing
Pletcher
5 V V's Dream K
Mitole
MJM Racing and Magdalena Racing
McPeek
6 Alpine Princess K
Classic Empire
Full of Run Racing II, LLC and Madaket Stables LLC Cox
7 Brightwork
Outwork
WSS Racing, LLC
Ortiz
8 Emery K
More Than Ready
Stonestreet Stables LLC
Cox
9 Shimmering Allure
EnticedWalking L Thoroughbreds, LLC
McPeekJOCKEY
Prat
CorralesSaez
Velazquez
Hernandez, Jr.
GerouxOrtiz, Jr.
Gaffalione
Leparoux

WT
122
122
122
122
122
122
122
122
122

Breeders: 1-Jeff Kerber, 2-WinStar Farm, LLC, 3-Buck Pond Farm, Inc., 4-Aaron & Marie Jones LLC, 5-Mark Stansell, 6-Betz/DJ Stables/Peter
V.Lamantia/Classic Empire Syndicate, 7-Wynnstay, INC & H.Allen Poindexter, 8-Mary K. Grum, 9-Clifton Farm, LLC
Friday, Keeneland #7, post time: 4:12 p.m. EDT
STOLL KEENON OGDEN PHOENIX S.-GII, $350,000, 3yo/up, 6f
PP HORSE
SIRE
OWNER
1 Hoist the Gold K
Mineshaft
Dream Team One Racing Stable
2 Manny Wah
Will Take Charge
Susan Moulton
3 Sibelius K
Not This Time
Park, Jun H. and Nash, Delia
4 Gulfstream Way
Gemologist
Kueber Racing, LLC
5 Top GunnerInto Mischief
4 G Racing, LLC
6 Necker Island K
Hard Spun
The Scherr Boys
7 BangoCongrats
Tamaroak Partners LLC
8 Nakatomi K
Firing Line
Qatar Racing and Hay, Mrs. Fitriani
9 Doctor Oscar
ShacklefordPeter D. Mattson
10 Baytown Bear K
Upstart
McEntee Racing, Inc.
11 Voodoo Zip K
City Zip
Nicole Droder

TRAINER
StewartCatalano
O'Dwyer
Casse
Ortiz
Hartman
Foley
Ward
PadillaMcEntee
Barrett

JOCKEY
Velazquez
Lanerie
Saez
Santana, Jr.
Saez
Prat
Gaffalione
Ortiz, Jr.
Quinonez
Elliott
Graham

WT
120
120
124
120
120
120
120
120
120
120
120

Breeders: 1-Dream Team Racing, 2-Martha Jane Mulholland &Modo Tesio Equine, LLC, 3-Taylor Brothers Properties LLC,Pollock Farms, Patrick H. Payne
et al., 4-Timber Bay Farm, 5-Michael Talla, 6-Stonestreet Thoroughbred Holdings LLC, 7-Tamaroak Stable, 8-Arnold Zetcher LLC & Crestwood Farm, 9-Pete
Mattson, 10-Brereton C. Jones, 11-Maccabee Farm
Friday, Keeneland #8, post time: 4:44 p.m. EDTJESSAMINE S. PRESENTED BY KEENELAND NOVEMBER-GII, $350,000, 2yo, f, 1 1/16mT
PP HORSESIRE
OWNER
TRAINERJOCKEY
1 Smooth Waves K
English Channel
Three Diamonds Farm
Maker
Gaffalione
2 Time to Dazzle K
Not This Time
Tracy Farmer
Casse
Saez
3 Moonlight Gambler K Malibu Moon
Robert Schaedle
Colebrook
Machado
4 Crown Imperial
Classic Empire
4 G Racing, LLC
Ortiz
Santana, Jr.
5 Toupie
Uncle Mo
Wertheimer and Frere
MotionPrat
6 Abeyance
American Pharoah
Godolphin, LLC
Harty
Graham7 Bella Haze
Flameaway
Chris Curtis
Santamaria
Rosario
8 Pharoah's Wine
American Pharoah
William Pacella, Nancy Delony, and Frank Shoop
RomansChuan
9 Appellate K
Constitution
Medallion Racing, Omar Aldabbagh, CMNWLTH,
Pletcher
Ortiz, Jr.
Mark Stanton, Lennie Rhoades, and Barry Fowler
10 Buchu K
Justify
Rigney Racing, LLC
Bauer
Garcia11 Asternia
Astern (Aus)
Randy Patterson, Sam M. Vogel and Randy L. Morse Morse
Leparoux
Breeders: 1-Calumet Farm, 2-Dr. Rodney Orr, 3-Ashview Farm, 4-4 G Racing, 5-Wertheimer et Frere, 6-Godolphin, 7-John R. Penn & John C. Penn,
8-Pacella Racing, Frank L. Jones & NancyDelony, Frank Shoop, 9-Speedway Stables, LLC, 10-Rigney Racing, LLC, 11-Joe B. Mulholland Jr. & John
P.Mulholland

WT
118
118
118
118
118
118
118
118
118
118
118

Saturday, Keeneland #10, post time: 5:45 p.m. EDT
COOLMORE TURF MILE S.-GI, $1,000,000, 3yo/up, 1mT
PP HORSE
SIRE
OWNER
1 Master of The Seas (Ire) Dubawi (Ire)
Godolphin, LLC
2 Indestructible (Ire)
Kodiac (GB)Amo Racing USA and Rachael O'Callaghan
3 Stitched K
Mizzen Mast
Nathan McCauley, Michael W. Olszewski andWilliam J. Minton
4 Set Piece (GB)
Dansili (GB)
Juddmonte
5 Up to the Mark K
Not This Time
Repole Stable and St. Elias Stable
6 English Bee
English Channel
Calumet Farm
7 AtoneInto Mischief
Three Diamonds Farm
8 Harlan Estate K
Kantharos
Graham Grace Stable
9 Annapolis
War Front
Bass Racing, LLC

TRAINERAppleby
DelgadoFoley

JOCKEY
WT
Doyle
126
Santana, Jr.
123
Hernandez, Jr. 126

Cox
Pletcher
MotionMaker
BeckmanPletcherGeroux
Ortiz
Velazquez
Saez
Rosario
Prat

126
126
126
126
126
126

Breeders: 1-Godolphin, 2-Tally-Ho Stud, 3-Nathan McCauley, 4-Juddmonte Farms (East) Ltd, 5-Ramspring Farm, 6-Calumet Farm, 7-Godolphin, 8-Tall
Oaks Farm, 9-Bass Stables, LLC
Saturday, Keeneland #8, post time: 4:43 p.m. EDT
FIRST LADY S. PRESENTED BY UK HEALTHCARE-GI, $750,000, 3yo/up, f/m, 1mT
PP HORSESIRE
OWNER
TRAINER
1 Gina Romantica K
Into MischiefPeter M. Brant
Brown
2 Whitebeam (GB)
Caravaggio
Juddmonte
Brown
3 In Italian (GB)Dubawi (Ire)Peter M. Brant
Brown
4 Jumbly (GB)Gleneagles (Ire)
Doreen TaborO'Brien
5 Gam's Mission
Noble Mission (GB)Lazy F Ranch
DeVaux6 Thisnameisokay
Strong Mandate
Selvin R. Hernandez Cano
Cooper
7 New Year's Eve K
Kitten's Joy
Qatar Racing LLC, Marc Detampel and Fergus Galvin Walsh
8 Evvie Jets K
Twirling Candy
The Estate of Robert J. Amendola
Kantarmaci

JOCKEY
Gaffalione
Prat
Rosario
Velazquez
Beschizza
Rocco, Jr.
Saez
Ortiz

WT
124
124
124
124
124
124
124
124

Breeders: 1-Machmer Hall, Carrie Brogden & CraigBrogden, 2-Juddmonte Farms Ltd, 3-Fairway Thoroughbreds, 4-Emily Rothschild, 5-Lazy F Ranch,
6-John Brown, 7-Stud TNT LLC, 8-Farfellow Farms Ltd.
Saturday, Keeneland #9, post time: 5:14 p.m. EDT
CLAIBORNE BREEDERS' FUTURITY-GI, $600,000, 2yo, 1 1/16m
PP HORSESIRE
OWNER
TRAINER
1 The Wine Steward
Vino Rosso
Paradise Farms Corp. and David Staudacher
Maker
2 Timberlake K
Into Mischief
Siena Farm LLC and WinStar Farm LLC
Cox
3 Awesome Road K
Quality Road
Albaugh Family Stables LLC and Donegal Racing Cox
4 Baytown Chatterbox K Street Sense
Baytown Partnership & Resolute Racing Alliance, LLC McEntee
5 West Saratoga K
Exaggerator
Harry L. Veruchi
Demeritte
6 Generous Tipper
Street Sense
Walking L Thoroughbreds, LLC
McPeek
7 Just Steel K
Justify
BC Stables, LLC
Lukas
8 Northern Flame
Flameaway
John C. Oxley, Harold Lerner LLC and AWC Stables McPeek
9 Locked K
Gun Runner
Eclipse Thoroughbred Partners and Walmac Farm Pletcher

JOCKEY
Saez
GerouxPrat
Elliott
CorralesHernandez, Jr.
Rosario
Leparoux
Ortiz

WT
122
122
122
122
122
122
122
122
122

Breeders: 1-Sequel Thoroughbreds LLC, Lakland Farm& Mark Toothaker, 2-St. Elias Stables, LLC, 3-Claiborne Farm, 4-Alpha Delta Stables, LLC, 5-Two
Hearts Farm II LLC, 6-Jeff Prunzik & Melissa Prunzik, 7-Summerhill Farm, 8-Debby M Oxley, 9-Rosa ColasantiSaturday, Keeneland #6, post time: 3:40 p.m. EDTWOODFORD S. PRESENTED BY FANDUEL-GII, $350,000, 3yo/up, 5 1/2fT
PP HORSE
SIRE
OWNER
1 Bad Beat Brian K
Jack Milton
Marsico Brothers Racing LLC
2 Live In The Dream (Ire) Prince of Lir (Ire)
Steve and Jolene De'Lemos
3 Let My People Go K
Pioneerof the NileBBN Racing, LLC
4 Eye Witness K
City of Light
Westerberg, Mrs. John Magnier, Jonathan Poulin,
Derrick Smith and Michael B. Tabor
5 Arzak K
Not This Time
Sonata Stable
6 Olympic Runner K
Gio Ponti
Gary Barber
7 Coppola K
Into Mischief
Hammer Time Stable
8 Our Shot
Kantharos
Gatsas Stables, Steven Schoenfeld andJohn P. Terranova, II
9 Kaufymaker
Jimmy Creed
Gregory Kaufman
10 Foxtrotanna
Fast Anna
Rakesh S. and Kumud S. Sikand
11 Beer Can Man K
Can the Man
Little Red Feather Racing, Madaket Stables LLC
and Sterling Stables, LLC
12 Kavod K
Lea
Black Hawk Stable and Mach 1 Racing

TRAINER
Vanden BergWest
OliverWard

JOCKEY
Emigh
KirraneVelazquez
Ortiz

WT
120
124
120
118

Trombetta
Casse
RomansTerranova, II

Rosario
Hernandez, Jr.
GarciaGaffalione

120
120
120
120

Ward
Wojczynski
D'Amato

Saez
Peterson
Prat

120
120
120

HartmanArrieta120

Breeders: 1-Pope McLean, Pope McLean Jr.,Marc McLean & Phil Hager, 2-Miss Lorna Doyle, 3-Merriebelle Stable, LLC &Pioneerof the Nile Syndicate,
4-Anlyn Farms, 5-John C. Oxley, 6-Eutrophia Farm LTD, 7-Fifth Avenue Bloodstock, 8-Dr. S. Mark Rayburg Inc., 9-Greg Kaufman, 10-Rakesh S. Sikand &Kumud S. Sikand, 11-Ron Patterson, 12-Steve J. Grant
Saturday, Keeneland #7, post time: 4:12 p.m. EDTTHOROUGHBRED CLUB OF AMERICA S.-GII, $350,000, 3yo/up, f/m, 6f
PP HORSE
SIRE
OWNER
1 Wicked Halo
Gun Runner
Winchell Thoroughbreds LLC
2 Fire On Time K
Not This Time
Albaugh Family Stables LLC
3 Last Leaf K
Not This TimeMonarch Stables, Inc.
4 Static Fire K
Speightster
Silverton Hill LLC
5 Happy Soul K
Runhappy
Gayla Rankin
6 Yuugiri
Shackleford
Tsunebumi and Sekie Yoshihara
7 Be Like Water
Majesticperfection
St. George Farm Racing LLC

TRAINER
Asmussen
RomansKenneally
Lynch
Ward
BrissetOliver

JOCKEY
Gaffalione
Garcia
Saez
TorresVelazquez
Prat
Morales

WT
120
120
120
120
120
120
120

Breeders: 1-Winchell Thoroughbreds LLC, 2-Jorge S. Wagner Jr., 3-Khalid Mishref Alkahtani, 4-John R. Penn, 5-Harris T raining Center, LLC, 6-Sekie
Yoshihara & Tsunebumi Yoshihara, 7-St. George Farm LLC
Saturday, Gulfstream #9, post time: 4:47 p.m. EDT
PRINCESS ROONEY INVITATIONAL S.-GIII, $200,000, 3yo/up, f/m, 7f
PP HORSESIRE
OWNER
TRAINER
1 Flakes
FrostedBC Racing LLC
Alvarado
2 Maryquitecontrary
First DudeRodney G. Lundock
Fawkes3 Olivia Darling
PalaceAmo Racing USA
Delgado4 Bluefield
Field Commission
Edward A. Seltzer
Joseph, Jr.
5 Three Witches K
Into Mischiefe Five Racing Thoroughbreds
Joseph, Jr.
6 Last Leaf K
Not This TimeMonarch Stables, Inc.
Kenneally
7 Rosie's HaloJess's Dream
Sean Defreitas
Joseph, Jr.
8 R Adios Jersey
Adios Charlie
Averill Racing LLC, ATM Racing and Jayson R. Werth Baxter
9 Poiema
Neolithic
Joseph C. Catanese, III
Catanese, III

JOCKEY
Jaramillo
PaniciMorelos
Zayas
Reyes
Vasquez
Camacho
Gonzalez
Perez

WT
116
123
119
119
119
119
119
119
119

Breeders: 1-Arindel, 2-R. G. Lundock, 3-Shalom Farm & Ramon Martinez, 4-Ed Pendray & Edward A. Seltzer, 5-Machmer Hall, 6-Khalid Mishref Alkahtani,
7-Colin Mouttet & Paul Mouttet, 8-Ocala Stud & J. Michael O'Farrell Jr., 9-Cheryl Janine McGuire & James PatrickMcGuireTUESDAY=S RACING INSIGHTS:
by Stefanie Grimm

Juddmonte stallion Mandaloun | Jockey Club of Saudi Arabia

HALF TO MANDALOUN GETS TURF DEBUT
AT INDY
7th-IND, $34K, Msw, 2yo, 1mT, 5:36 p.m.
Debuting for trainer Brad Cox, BADGE OF WAR (War Front) is
the latest in a Juddmonte line dating back at least three
generations. Brooch, herself a multiple group-stakes winner in
Ireland, is already responsible for GI TVG.com Haskell S. winner,
GI Kentucky Derby runner up and 'TDN Rising Star' Mandaloun(Into Mischief). The dam is also a half to MSW/MGSP Caponata(Selkirk) and from the family of G1SW Emulous (GB) (Dansili{GB}) and her daughter 'TDN Rising Star' G1SP Bluestocking (GB)(Camelot {GB}). Badge of War has been training forwardly into
this spot with a pair of bullet five-furlong drills from his last
three works over the Horseshoe Indianapolis main track. TJCISPPSIN ORDER OF PURSE:
JACK BETTA BE RITE S., (NB) $50,000, Finger Lakes, 10-2, (S),3yo/up, f/m, 1 1/16m, 1:46.45, ft.
1--VENTI VALENTINE, 122, f, 4, Firing Line--Glory Gold,by Medaglia d'Oro. O-NY Final Furlong Racing Stable andParkland Thoroughbreds; B-Final Furlong Racing Stable &Maspeth Stable (NY); T-Jorge R. Abreu; J-Dylan Davis. $30,000.
Lifetime Record: MSW & MGSP, 14-6-2-2, $647,600.
*1/2 to Espresso Shot (Mission Impazible), MSW, $516,625.

2--Missing Fortune, 120, f, 4, Mission Impazible--Daddy's Crazy
Girl, by Scat Daddy. O-Ashley Lilley; B-Richard Nicolai (NY);
T-Dana Saul. $10,000.
3--Shesascoldasice, 120, f, 4, Keen Ice--Shesastonecoldfox, by
Foxhound. O-Langpap Stables; B-Dennis & Deborah Petrisak(NY); T-M. Anthony Ferraro. $5,000.
Margins: 7 3/4, 1, HD. Odds: 0.40, 4.30, 24.50.
Also Ran: Gone and Forgotten, Curly Girl, Eros's Girl. Scratched:
Allure Fortune, Know It All Audrey, Saratoga Kisses, True
Empress.
Venti Valentine spent much of her 3-year-old campaign taking
on the best of her division. Only a neck behind champion 3-yearold filly Nest (Curlin) in the GII Demoiselle S. at Aqueduct, thedaughter of Firing Line took second again to Nostalgic (Medaglia
d'Oro) in the GIII Gazelle S. but was ultimately no match for
Secret Oath (Arrogate) in the GI Kentucky Oaks. Brought back toface New York-breds in all but one start since, the Jorge Abreu
trainee last took the Johnstone Mile H. at Saratoga Aug. 9.
Heavily bet at 2-5 Monday, Venti Valentine was close up andengaged outside of Missing Fortune but was always waiting forthe right moment to make a move, doing so into the far turn totake over. Once in the clear, she had plenty of run left andopened up to win convincingly. Venti Valentine has only one
younger sibling--a 2-year-old Omaha Beach filly named Landed.
Her dam was covered by Uncle Mo for 2024. Click for theEquibase.com chart.

Venti Valentine | SV Photography

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IN JAPAN:
June Blair, f, 2, American Pharoah. See 'US-Bred & -Sired
Winners in Japan'
Triple Loop, f, 3, Justify--Morena (Per) (Ch. 2yo Filly, Ch. 3yo
Filly, MGSW & G1SP-Per, GISP-US, $270,699) by Privately Held.
Funabashi, 9-27, Allowance, 1700m. Lifetime Record : 9-2-1-1,$69,663. O-Kazuaki Matsushima; B-Mt. Brilliant Broodmares I
LLC (KY); T-Hideyuki Mori. *1/2 to Creator (Tapit), MGISW,$1,610,320. **$375,000 Ylg '21 KEESEP.

TUESDAY • OCTOBER 3, 2023

IN KAZAKHSTAN:
Azan, c, 2, Yoshida (Jpn)--Mama Nadine (SW), by A.P. Indy.
Almaty, 10-1, Autumn S. (Kaz-G1, NBT), 1600m. B-WinStar
Farm LLC (KY). *Seventh winner for freshman sire (by Heart's
Cry {Jpn}). **Second dam champion Countess Diana(Deerhound). ***1/2 to Royal Son (Tiznow), MSW-US, GSPCan, $332,413; Brattata (More Than Ready), GSP, $109,700;
and O Captain (Carpe Diem), GSP, $182,470. ****$17,000 Ylg'22 FTKOCT.

Suyn, c, 3, Honor Code--Waltzing, by Candy Ride (Arg). Almaty,
10-1, Champions' Cup (Kaz-G1, NBT), 2000m. B-Elm Tree Farm
LLC & W S Farish (KY). *$3,000 Wlg '20 KEENOV; $25,000 Ylg'21 KEESEP.

IN PERU:
Lucky Good Looking, c, 2, Lookin At Lucky--Lotta Ott, byTapiture. Monterrico, 10-1, Maiden, 1000m. B-Corales Racing
LLC (KY). *$6,500 Wlg '21 KEENOV; $4,000 Ylg '22 FTKOCT.
VIDEO (SC 6)
IN MEXICO:
Gis de Oro, c, 2, Speighster--Easy Money (MSP), by Into
Mischief. Hipodromo de las Americas, 9-29, Maiden, 6f. B-Jeff
Ganje (CA). *1ST-TIME STARTER. **$2,700 Ylg '22 NCAAUG.
IN PANAMA:
Feelgood Factor, f, 2, The Factor--Adalee, by Street Boss.
Presidente Remon, 9-30, 1100m. B-Southern Comfort Farm
(KY). *1ST STAKES WIN. **$10,000 Ylg '22 FTKOCT.
VIDEO (SC 3)
IN RUSSIA:Best King, c, 2, Collected--La Dame Blanche (MSP), by Point ofEntry. Kazan, 9-29, Autumn Prize (Rus-G1, NBT), 1600m. BRalph Ebert (KY). *$24,000 Ylg '22 KEESEP.
Good Humor Man, c, 3, Good Samaritan--You're Kidding (SP),by Lemon Drop Kid. Kazan, 9-29, Race Season Closing Prize(Rus-G3, NBT), 1800m. B-Wendy Lee Christ (FL). *$12,000 Ylg'21 OBSJAN; $15,000 Ylg '21 KEESEP.
Bella Miss, f, 3, Sharp Azteca--Bella Fafa (Brz) (G1SP-Brz), by
Elusive Quality. Kazan, 9-29, Prize for the Tartarstan Cup (RusG3, NBT), 1600m. B-Stud TNT LLC (KY). *$15,000 Ylg '21
KEESEP.

Sunday's Results:
3rd-Nakayama, -13,720,000 ($91,581), Newcomers, 2yo,
1200mT, 1:11, gd/fm.
JUNE BLAIR (f, 2, American Pharoah--Lap of Luxury {Ire}, by
Galileo {Ire}), a $275,000 Keeneland September purchase, drew
the inside gate and was sent off the 9-10 chalk to oblige at firstasking. Rousted along early by Yutaka Take, the bay filly settled
in the first third of the field while a fraction keen and traveledon the back of the speed around the turn. Ridden for luck into
the straight, June Blair gave her backers a few anxious moments
when a bit short of room 200 meters out, but she found daylight
one off the inside shortly after and was pushed out under a lighthand ride to take it by a half-length. Fillies occupied the first
three spots and five of the first six. June Blair is out of a winning
full-sister to MGSW/G1SP and Keeneland January sales-topperUp (Ire), whose daughter Aspray (Quality Road) won this year's
GII Lake Placid S. and who is also represented by G1SP former'TDN Rising Star' Monarch of Egypt (American Pharoah); thenow Saudi-based Irish GSP Khartoum (Pioneerof the Nile); and a
Medaglia d'Oro filly that sold to Shadwell for $1.1 million at
KEESEP this year. Lap of Luxury, who has since been exported toArgentina, is also a half-sister to G1SW sire Dutch Art (GB)(Medicean {GB}). June Blair is the 34th winner from 46 starters
in Japan for American Pharoah. Sales history: $275,000 Ylg '22
KEESEP. Lifetime Record : 1-1-0-0, $48,204. VIDEO
O-Jun Yoshikawa; B-Diamond Creek Farm (KY); T-Hidenori Take.

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FIRST-CROP STARTERS TO WATCH: TUESDAY, OCTOBER 32023 Stud Fees Listed
Audible (Into Mischief), WinStar Farm, $25,000
150 foals of racing age/10 winners/1 black-type winner
7-Horseshoe Indianapolis, 5:36 p.m. EDT, Msw 1mT, Finn andBrennan, 9-2$62,000 KEE NOV wnl; $250,000 KEE SEP yrl
Catholic Boy (More Than Ready), Claiborne Farm, $15,000
104 foals of racing age/4 winners/0 black-type winners
7-Horseshoe Indianapolis, 5:36 p.m. EDT, Msw 1mT, I'm Free,
12-1$65,000 KEE JAN wnl
Om (Munnings), Harris Farms, $6,000
35 foals of racing age/1 winner/0 black-type winners
3-Thistledown, 1:50 p.m. EDT, Msw 5 1/2f, Cussin N Fussin, 15-1
$25,000 FTC AYR yrl
Preservationist (Arch), Airdrie Stud, $10,000
77 foals of racing age/6 winners/0 black-type winners
3-Thistledown, 1:50 p.m. EDT, Msw 5 1/2f, Steal the Rhode, 3-1$4,000 KEE SEP yrl
SECOND-CROP STARTERS TO WATCH: TUESDAY, OCTOBER 32023 Stud Fees Listed
Mor Spirit (Eskendereya), Spendthrift Farm, $5,000
190 foals of racing age/45 winners/1 black-type winner
7-Horseshoe Indianapolis, 5:36 p.m. EDT, Msw 1mT, Shiesty to
Chase, 20-1

TUESDAY • OCTOBER 3, 2023

ALLOWANCE RESULTS:
9th-Santa Anita, $82,040, (NW2$X)/Opt. Clm ($80,000), 10-1,
3yo/up, 1mT, 1:32.74, fm, 1 1/2 lengths.
BALLY'S CHARM (g, 4, Roi Charmant--Ballydonnell Drive, byArch) Lifetime Record: SW, 10-5-1-1, $315,500. O/B-Red Baron's
Barn LLC & Vaya Con Suerte (CA); T-Jeff Mullins.
9th-Parx Racing, $52,500, (NW2X)/Opt. Clm ($35,000), 10-2,
3yo/up, 6 1/2f, 1:18.23, ft, 5 1/2 lengths.
ROB THE RICH (g, 6, Istan--Robi Jo, by Lemon Drop Kid) Lifetime
Record: 38-8-7-7, $262,818. O-Madison Avenue Racing Stable,
Inc. and Jagger, Inc.; B-Larry & Cindy Jones (KY); T-Jamie Ness.

8th-Parx Racing, $43,450, (C)/Opt. Clm ($50,000), 10-2, 3yo/up,
f/m, 6 1/2f, 1:18.19, ft, 1/2 length.
DREAM CONCERT (f, 3, Jess's Dream--Spanish Concert {SW,$232,365}, by Concerto) Lifetime Record: 8-4-1-0, $120,670.
O/B-James Michael Chicklo (FL); T-Kathleen O'Connell.
2nd-Thistledown, $41,500, (S), 10-2, 3yo/up, 1m, 1:37.84, ft,
8 1/2 lengths.
WICKED WARRIOR (g, 6, Wicked Strong--Lastaria, by Five StarDay) Lifetime Record: MSP, 32-12-7-3, $424,258. O-Bruce N.
Tallisman 2014 Trust; B-Catherine E. & Peter J. Sheppell (OH);
T-Benny R. Feliciano. *$1,200 Ylg '18 KEEJAN; $22,000 Ylg '18
OBSOCT; $80,000 2yo '19 OBSAPR.
8th-Golden Gate Fields, $38,674, (NW1$X)/Opt. Clm ($25,000),
10-1, 3yo/up, 5fT, :57.03, fm, neck.
DISKO TRIBUTE (g, 4, Tom's Tribute--Disko Dasko {Fr} {SW-Fr },by Country Reel) Lifetime Record: 14-4-3-2, $108,678. O-RKJ
Stable; B-DP Racing, LLC (CA); T-Reid France. *1/2 to Lord
Prancealot (Sir Prancealot {Ire}), SW, $125,450.
5th-Horseshoe Indianapolis, $38,000, (S), 10-2, (NW1X),
3yo/up, 1m, 1:40.54, ft, 1 1/4 lengths.
HOMERUNHAPPY (g, 3, Runhappy--Slews Return, by Came
Home) Lifetime Record: 4-2-0-1, $49,900. O-James McIngvale
and Alexander Bregman; B-James McIngvale (IN); T-Marcus
O'Donnell.

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2nd-Horseshoe Indianapolis, $36,000, 10-2, (NW1$X), 3yo/up,
f/m, 1m, 1:41.16, ft, 1 3/4 lengths.
GOLDCREST (f, 3, City of Light--She Be Classy {SW, $211,108},
by Toccet) Lifetime Record: 8-2-1-0, $53,863. O-Marsico
Brothers Racing LLC; B-Nancy Mazzoni (KY); T-Brittany A.
Vanden Berg.
5th-Thistledown, $35,800, (S), 10-2, (NW2L), 3yo/up, 6f,
1:13.26, ft, head.
GIBBY MY CORN (g, 5, Kettle Corn--My Estelle, by Leading theParade) Lifetime Record: 10-2-0-0, $49,888. O/B-Suzie Retterer(OH); T-Stephen G. Trevino.
7th-Thistledown, $35,800, (S), 10-2, (NW2L), 3yo/up, f/m, 1m,
1:42.02, ft, 10 3/4 lengths.
OUR LAST SONG (f, 4, Itsthesameoldsong--Oh So Easy {MSW,$304,520}, by Take That Step) Lifetime Record: SP, 7-2-2-1,$67,370. O/B-Blazing Meadows Farm LLC (OH); T-Timothy E.
Hamm.
7th-Presque Isle Downs, $34,000, 10-2, (NW1X), 3yo/up, 6 1/2f
(AWT), 1:15.69, ft, 1 length.
GET EVEN (g, 4, Can the Man--Cocktail Countess, by The Factor)
Lifetime Record: 15-3-5-3, $70,282. O-Algarcon Stables;
B-Spendthrift Farm LLC (KY); T-Lisa Allen.
8th-Thistledown, $31,400, 10-2, (NW2Y), 3yo/up, f/m, 6f,
1:11.06, ft, 1 1/4 lengths.
COMMAND STRIKE (m, 6, Even the Score--Star Sheba {SP,$104,472}, by Elusive Hour) Lifetime Record: SW, 18-11-2-2,$230,576. O/B-Elkhorn Oaks Inc. (MI); T-James R. Jackson. *Fullto Shadow Tracer, SP, $309,109.
10th-Albuquerque, $30,000, 10-1, (NW2L), 3yo/up, 7f, 1:23.65,
ft, 2 lengths.
ORTH (g, 4, Jeranimo--Lets Get Frisky, by Marino Marini)
Lifetime Record: 17-2-3-2, $124,140. O-Rebekah Lawless; B-Eric
Kruljac, Tom & Rebekah Lawless (CA); T-Rafael S. Barraza.
7th-Mountaineer Casino & Resort, $27,170, 10-1, 3yo/up, f/m,
5 1/2f, 1:05.74, ft, head.
LOVELY LISA (f, 4, Hard Spun--Roberta Turner, by Smart Strike)
Lifetime Record: 20-5-2-5, $117,088. O-Robert J. Turner;
B-Stonestreet Thoroughbred Holdings (KY); T-Rey Hernandez.
6th-Finger Lakes, $25,755, 10-2, (NW2L), 3yo/up, 5 1/2f,
1:05.70, ft, 1 3/4 lengths.
TOMMY GUN (g, 4, Union Jackson--One Gun, by Malibu Moon)
Lifetime Record: 11-2-3-0, $82,705. O-Michael Dubb; B-Sequel

TUESDAY • OCTOBER 3, 2023

Thoroughbreds LLC (NY); T-Michael J. Maker. *$30,000 2yo '21
EASMAY.
8th-Finger Lakes, $25,470, 10-2, (NW2L), 3yo/up, 1 1/8m,
1:54.53, ft, 2 1/4 lengths.
STREET COP OFFICER (g, 3, The Lieutenant--Blindsidehit, by
Bluegrass Cat) Lifetime Record: 13-2-1-3, $49,145. O-Erik
Bruhns, Jason Hudspath, Randy and Elizabeth Rose Ross;
B-Sequel, NY & Barone's Sunny Crest Farm (NY); T-Rachel Sells.
6th-Mountaineer Casino & Resort, $22,610, 10-1, (NW4LX),
3yo/up, 5 1/2f, 1:03.71, ft, 2 1/4 lengths.
KOSHER COWBOY (g, 5, Conveyance--Hickory Heifer, byForestry) Lifetime Record: 14-4-4-1, $79,489. O-L.A. Racing, Inc.;
B-Joel Zawitz (KY); T-Claudie Marshall Godsey, Jr.
ADDITIONAL MAIDEN WINNERS:Rock N Reward, f, 2, Warrior's Reward--Lust for Diamonds, byStreet Boss. Presque Isle Downs, 10-2, (S), 6f (AWT), 1:11.81.
Lifetime Record: 2-1-1-0, $24,000. B-Warrior's Reward LLC(PA).
Doctor Jerry, c, 3, Bustin Stones--Dixie Talent, by Dixie Union.
Finger Lakes, 10-2, 6f, 1:13.26. Lifetime Record: 2-1-0-0,$19,700. B-Dr. Jerry Bilinski & Roddy Valente (NY). *Full to
Stonesintheroad, SW, $193,548.

Philharmonic, g, 3, Mendelssohn--Practice, by Smart Strike.
Finger Lakes, 10-2, 1m 70y, 1:45.21. Lifetime Record: 5-1-0-0,$20,371. B-Ben Sangster (KY). *$140,000 Ylg '21 FTKOCT.
Town Barber, c, 3, Speightstown--Disco Barbie (SW &MGSP-USA, MGSP-Can, $461,536), by Pure Prize. Horseshoe
Indianapolis, 10-2, 5fT, :57.25. Lifetime Record: 3-1-0-0,$20,400. B-Diane Louise Manning (KY).
Victorious Tapit, f, 3, Tapit--Victorious Ami (Outstanding
Broodmare-Can, SW, $302,644), by Victory Gallop. Fort Erie,
10-2, 1m 70y, 1:42.45. Lifetime Record: 5-1-1-0, $9,607. B-Tall
Oaks Farm & Tapit Syndicate (KY). ($230,000 Ylg '21 KEESEP.
**1/2 to Ami's Mesa (Sky Mesa), Ch. Female Sprinter-Can,
Ch. Older Mare-Can, GSW & GISP-USA, MGSW-Can, $706,148;
1/2 to Ami's Holiday (Harlan's Holiday), GSW-Can, GSP-USA,$817,773.

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Bustin Stones, Doctor Jerry, c, 3, o/o Dixie Talent, by Dixie
Union. MSW, 10-2, Finger Lakes
Can the Man, Get Even, g, 4, o/o Cocktail Countess, by The
Factor. ALW, 10-2, Presque Isle Downs
Candy Ride (Arg), Touch'n Ride, g, 3, o/o Niigon's Touch, by
Niigon. Breeders' S., 10-1, Woodbine
City of Light, Goldcrest, f, 3, o/o She Be Classy, by Toccet. ALW,
10-2, Horseshoe Indianapolis
Conveyance, Kosher Cowboy, g, 5, o/o Hickory Heifer, byForestry. ALW, 10-1, Mountaineer
Dialed In, Divieto, c, 2, o/o Exaggerated, by Blame. Aventura S.,
10-1, Gulfstream
Even the Score, Command Strike, m, 6, o/o Star Sheba, by
Elusive Hour. ALW, 10-2, Thistledown
Firing Line, Venti Valentine, f, 4, o/o Glory Gold, by Medaglia
d'Oro. Jack Betta Be Rite S., 10-2, Finger Lakes
Gio Ponti, Gio Maria, f, 4, o/o Camaria, by Ghostzapper. ALW,
10-1, Mountaineer

TUESDAY • OCTOBER 3, 2023

Hard Spun, Lovely Lisa, f, 4, o/o Roberta Turner, by Smart Strike.
ALW, 10-1, Mountaineer
Istan, Rob the Rich, g, 6, o/o Robi Jo, by Lemon Drop Kid. AOC,
10-2, Parx Racing
Jeranimo, Orth, g, 4, o/o Lets Get Frisky, by Marino Marini. ALW,
10-1, AlbuquerqueJess's Dream, Dream Concert, f, 3, o/o Spanish Concert, byConcerto. AOC, 10-2, Parx Racing
Kettle Corn, Gibby My Corn, g, 5, o/o My Estelle, by Leading theParade. ALW, 10-2, Thistledown
Mendelssohn, Philharmonic, g, 3, o/o Practice, by Smart Strike.
MSW, 10-2, Finger Lakes
Roi Charmant, Bally's Charm, g, 4, o/o Ballydonnell Drive, byArch. AOC, 10-1, Santa Anita
Runhappy, Homerunhappy, g, 3, o/o Slews Return, by Came
Home. ALW, 10-2, Horseshoe Indianapolis
Speightstown, Town Barber, c, 3, o/o Disco Barbie, by Pure
Prize. MSW, 10-2, Horseshoe Indianapolis
Tapit, Victorious Tapit, f, 3, o/o Victorious Ami, by Victory
Gallop. MSW, 10-2, Fort Erie
The Lieutenant, Street Cop Officer, g, 3, o/o Blindsidehit, by
Bluegrass Cat. ALW, 10-2, Finger Lakes
Tom's Tribute, Disko Tribute, g, 4, o/o Disko Dasko (Fr), by
Country Reel. AOC, 10-1, Golden Gate
Union Jackson, Tommy Gun, g, 4, o/o One Gun, by Malibu
Moon. ALW, 10-2, Finger Lakes
Warrior's Reward, Rock N Reward, f, 2, o/o Lust for Diamonds,by Street Boss. MSW, 10-2, Presque Isle Downs
Wicked Strong, Wicked Warrior, g, 6, o/o Lastaria, by Five Star
Day. ALW, 10-2, Thistledown

TUESDAY, 3 OCTOBER 2023

KILDARAGH'S GOLDEN
HOUR SHINES BRIGHTLY
AHEAD OF BOOK 1

BLUE POINT BREEDING RIGHT TO BE
AUCTIONED BY DARLEY By Emma BerryWith Dubawi as its lynchpin, there have of course been plentyof red-letter days for Darley in recent years, but the results fromthe Arc meeting at Longchamp on Sunday can nevertheless bedeemed to be extra special.
Best of all was the victory in the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe forthe unbeaten Ace Impact (Ire), a member of the first crop of
Cracksman (GB). That stellar performance was backed up by afirst-crop Group 1 winner for Blue Point (Ire), who is leading thefirst-season sires' table and supplied the Prix Jean-Luc Lagardere
winner, Rosallion (Ire), a homebred for Sheikh Mohammed
Obaid. Furthermore, the hugely likeable Highfield Princess (Fr)gained yet another Group 1 success in the Prix de l'Abbaye, andthe daughter of Night Of Thunder (Ire) could head next to the
Breeders' Cup at Santa Anita. Cont. p6

IN TDN AMERICA TODAY
Alice, Peter, Roderick and Sophie Kavanagh | Emma BerryBy Emma BerryNEWMARKET, UKBBFor those of us of a certain age, for whom
the years seem to flash by ever faster, that hill up to Tattersalls
seems to get steeper every year. One family which has notrouble striding their way up to their draft just through thewrought iron gates is the Kavanaghs of Kildaragh Stud, and thisweek it's not just because, collectively, they have the longest
legs in the business. On Saturday, the family enjoyed two terrificresults, both as breeze-up consignors and breeders, when first
the Tattersalls Craven sale-topper Vandeek (GB) (Havana Grey{GB}) won the G1 Juddmonte Middle Park S. at Newmarket
followed half an hour later by the victory of the Kildaragh-bred
Sea Silk Road (Ire) (Sea The Stars {Ire}) in the G1 Prix deRoyallieu at Longchamp.
It's the kind of afternoon that anyone in the game dreams
about, and on the rare occasion that the stars align, it naturally
puts an extra pep in the step of those involved. In this case, too,
Sea Silk Road's timing was immaculate, as on Tuesday, just a
handful of lots into the biggest yearling sale of the year in
Europe, her full-sister is set to waltz through the ring at
Tattersalls.
Cont. p3

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The future for the undefeated G1 Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe-winningson of Cracksman (GB) will be revealed this week, his owners announced.

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The 57th International Conference for Horseracing Authorities,
sponsored by the IFHA, was held Monday at Saint-Cloud in Paris.

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TUESDAY • 3 OCTOBER 2023

Tattersalls October cont. from p1
The Kavanagh family is almost en masse at Park Paddocks, withthe one notable exception on Monday being Antoinette, wife ofPeter and mother of Roderick, Alice and Sophie, who all wisely
agree that the matriarch is the one who really does all the work.
Roderick, whose Glending Stables, in partnership with Cormac
O'Flynn, turned the 42,000gns yearling colt now known as
Vandeek into a 625,000gns breezer earlier this year, says of theweekend's results, "It gives you great confidence that you can
get your hands on those kinds of horses, and having one thatwas pinhooked and one that was bred just gives it a bit ofbalance."Though the breeze-up results, headlined by that dual Group
1-winning juvenile, have been impressive, the Kavanaghs' corebusiness has always been breeding, and there are few in thebusiness with a deeper knowledge of pedigrees and families
than Peter. He and Antoinette bought Sea Silk Road's dam
Oriental Magic (Ger) (Doyen {GB}) from her breeder Gestut
Auenquelle in 2014 when she had a German Listed win andGroup 2 placing to her name.

Sea Silk Road | ScoopDyga"We raced her with Christophe Ferland in France and she wasstakes-placed for us along with her group placings in Germany,"says Peter. "We originally sent her to Siyouni before he got tothe level he is now, so it's been good. With John Clarke we did afoal share to Sea The Stars and we bred this beautiful filly. We
were very impressed with her from the outset. She was a lovely,
square, strong filly."
Through their late manager John Clarke, the Tsui family's
Sunderland Holdings bought out the breeders at 190,000gns at
the Tattersalls October Sale of 2020 and sent the filly intotraining with William Haggas in Newmarket.
Cont. p4

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TUESDAY • 3 OCTOBER 2023

Kildaragh Stud cont.
But then he's just come through and has been really good. He
Peter continues, "When we came here to Book 1, [John] was
looks exceptional. And who could predict that?"very impressed by her and we reassured him that we had
Kavanagh Sr admits that there's "a lot of chipping in" when it
confidence in her and that she had a very straightforward
comes to the family members expressing their opinions on
upbringing. When you are selling horses you breed, it gives you
business matters. Alice, a successful pinhooker in her own right,that confidence to recommend
is at the forefront of the Kildaragh
them to future purchasers. You
Stud drafts, while Sophie has
know so much about them
temporarily left Ireland and the
because you've been there sincefamily to work for Johnno Spence
the day they were foaled, andConsulting, with Tattersalls,
you've planned the matings in a lot
conveniently, being one of theof cases. It's a long slog at times
major clients of that PR business.
but when things work out well andPeter says, "Alice looks after the
you get a filly that wins a Group 1
broodmares predominantly andon Arc weekend it's justfoals a lot of mares. She does a lot
phenomenal."of the early work with the foals
Returning to the subject of theand she has her own consigningunbeaten Vandeek, Roderick adds,
business, which she does expertly"We watched it together at homeas ever. It just gives everybody
when he made his debut and there
their own identity within the
Lot 5, half-sister to Sea Silk Road | Tattersalls
was so much money for him webusiness, which is interesting too
thought they must be confident, then he reared in the stalls andbecause they are not just being swallowed up by the main
lost three lengths at the start. And we all just looked at eachbusiness. They can each show their skills in their own domain."other and thought, >Right, well that's that anyway.'
Cont. p5

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Tattersalls October cont.
Sophie adds, "I like to keep a hand in and keep an eye on
what's going on at home. In my job, managing the Tattersalls PR
account, although that's my primary focus this week, it's nicethat where we are stabled as well it allows me a little bit ofdipping in to see if everything is still in one piece down here, andto check that everyone is still getting along."
Sophie won't have to do too much homework when it comesto the Kildaragh Stud draft, which has 11 yearlings through Book
1. Two of those are in the ring early as lots 4 and 5, with thesecond of that pair being Sea Silk Road's sister.
"She's very nice," says Peter. "She's a May foal so she's not thefinished article, but she has lots of quality. Sea The Stars is justone of the best sires we've seen in Europe in a couple ofdecades, and I think his fillies are going to have a major impact
in the studbook for years ahead. They seem to mate with nearly
anything they get sent.
"We're thrilled to have access to him, and to have him in
Ireland. I think he's going to be a breed-shaper, both as a sire ofsires and his fillies are going to be interesting broodmares."
The Kavanaghs also have a weanling full-sister to Sea Silk Roadat home, while Oriental Magic is back in foal to Lope De Vega
(Ire), the sire of her current 3-year-old Indemnity (Ire).

TUESDAY • 3 OCTOBER 2023

"She's been good to us so far," Peter says of the 12-year-old
mare. "The 3-year-old was second on his first start, beaten aneck, and the 2-year-old is due to run next weekend at the
Curragh for Dermot Weld, so there's plenty to happen.@

Tattersalls photo

SEA THE MOONSTUDY OF MAN

CHAMPION SIRE IN GERMANY
SIRE OF 4 GROUP 1 WINNERS

SIRE OF A GROUP 2
2YO WINNER IN 2023

•	Sire in 2023 of 6 Group Winners of 10 Group races
FANTASTIC MOON – Gr.1 German Derby,
Gr.2 Prix Niel, Gr.3 Derby Trial andGr.3 Preis des Winterfavoriten at 2
MUSKOKA – Gr.1 German Oaks (his otherrunners KASSADA and SEA THE LADY
were 2nd and 3rd), Gr.3 Brümmerhofer
Stuten-Meile and Listed Henkel Stutenpreis
ASSISTENT – Gr.2 Grosser Hansa Preis,
Gr.2 Carl Jaspers Preis andListed Grand Prix Aufgalopp
TERM OF ENDEARMENT –Gr.3 Give Thanks Stakes and3rd Gr.3 Lanwades Stud Fillies Stakes
KASSADA – Gr.3 Diana Trial and2nd Gr.1 German Oaks
SELENAIA – Gr.3 Honeymoon Stakes•	A SUCCESSFUL FIRST CROPGROUP SIRE IN 2023
• Already sire of:	
DEEPONE (winner of 3 races including
Gr.2 Beresford Stakes),
GHORGAN (debut winner of BBAG Sales race),
FRANCOPHONE (debut winner),
JUBILEE WALK (novice winner)and LINGUA FRANCA (novice winner)•	Winner of 3 races at 2 & 3, including the‘Stallion Making’ Gr.1 French Derby and£1,033,142•	The only son of legendary DEEP IMPACT
at stud in England, sire of
AUGUSTE RODIN – winner of theGr.1 English Derby, Gr.1 Irish Derby andGr.1 Irish Champion Stakes in 2023

BOBBY'S KITTEN
Sire of:

SANDRINE (Winner of 4 Group races, including Gr.2 Park Stakes (in 2023),
Gr.2 Lennox Stakes, Gr.2 Duchess of Cambridge Stakes andGr.3 Albany Stakes (also Gr.1-placed x2). Now a Group winner at 2, 3 and 4);
MONAASIB (Gr.2 placed), KITTY KITANA (Gr.3 placed x 2),
FIGHTING KING (Listed-placed), etc.

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Blue Point Breeding Right cont. from p1"To have three Group 1 winners by the stallions without
Dubawi being one of them was new territory for us," admits
Sam Bullard, Darley's director of stallions.
"Ace Impact has been a high-profile 3-year-old through thewhole summer. Obviously we were rooting for him and, by God,he was good. I watched it with [Cracksman's breeders] theOppenheimers and they were so thrilled. It was lovely to see.
"Cracksman was obviously very good, and is the highest-rated
son of Frankel, and he has had four 2-year-old winners since
Sept. 16, so that is important too. One swallow doesn't make asummer, but there is plenty to back it up. Definitely his best
book of mares was in 2023, too."With Blue Point out in front on 39 individual winners, he looks
unlikely to be caught in the freshman championship, but
Darley's Too Darn Hot (GB) has also made an eye-catching startwith his first runners, and now has four group winners to his
name.
"Too Darn Hot's runners were never going to be precocious
but sure enough, once he got to August and September, away
he went," Bullard adds.
"It's been a long time coming but we are so lucky to see thissuccess for sons of Dubawi and Shamardal. Earthlight's yearlings
sold well last week in Goffs and we have Pinatubo's first
yearlings here as well, and Ghaiyyath.
"It's been great to see both Dubawi and Shamardal do well forother studs too, with Lope De Vega, and Zarak for the Aga Khan.
There are plenty of them and I think that's what really excites
our principal, the idea that he's got horses who really arebreed-shaping, who are making a difference to the long term of
the breed. That really gives him a buzz." Cont. p7

Rosallion was the first Group 1 winner for Blue Point on Sunday
ScoopDyga

TUESDAY • 3 OCTOBER 2023

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Blue Point cont.
On the back of Blue Point's success this year, Darley will soonlaunch a "ground-breaking" feature on its website which will
facilitate the sale of select breeding rights in its stallions. The
project will launch on the weekend of the Darley Dewhurst S.,
with a breeding right in Blue Point the first to come onto themarket.
"We have an auction site on the MyDarley website for any
breeders who want to register," Bullard explains.
"There are no breeding rights in Blue Point at the moment.
There will never be more than 30, but we're going to sell one,and if there's a demand, we'll sell more."
Darley will release further details on this unique feature in the
coming weeks.

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'HE IS WHAT IT SAYS ON THE TIN':
NASHWA'S DUBAWI HALF-BROTHER
AMONG STELLAR LOTS AT TATTERSALLSBy Emma BerryNEWMARKET, UK--Whether up top or down below, theconsignors at Park Paddocks all agree that the major
redevelopment work that has been carried out by Tattersalls
over the last few years has been a huge boost.
The extended yards of R, S and T in the Somerville Paddock
seem to have almost doubled in size during the levelling-up
process, with extra rubber runways making the business ofshowing and viewing horses that bit easier.
Gerry Meehan, the yearling manager of Blue Diamond Stud, isdelighted with the position for his quartet of yearlings,
describing the renovation as a "game-changer".
He says, "Even though the yard is only a metre wider all round,
it seems massive compared to how it used to be."Imad Al Sagar's Blue Diamond Stud is selling four colts by
big-name stallions in Dubawi (Ire), Kingman (GB), Lope De Vega
(Ire) and Sea The Stars (Ire), and on paper, at least, it is hard tolook past the Dubawi half-brother to the treble Group 1 winner
Nashwa (GB) (Frankel {GB}). Cont. p8

ONE OF THE WORLD’S LEADING SIRESLOPE DE VEGA.
Sire ofSTAKES HORSES

203

including
19 Group 1 Winners

PROGRAM TRADING
Won Gr.1 Saratoga Derby

CARL SPACKLER
Won Gr.2 Hall Of Fame Stakes
Won Gr.3 Saranac Stakes

IBERIANWon Gr.2 Champagne Stakes
2nd Gr.2 Vintage Stakes

Leading European Sires in 2023
by Worldwide Stakes Horses

BEAUVATIER

Won Gr.3 Prix la Rochette
Won LR Prix Roland de Chambure
3rd Gr.1 Prix Jean-Luc Lagardere

Sire2023 Fee

Stakes Horses

1 Frankel£275,00059

1 Dubawi£350,000

59

3 LOPE DE VEGA. €125,000

47

4 Galileon/a38

5 Sea The Stars€180,00037

6 Kingman£125,000

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Source:02/10/23

PLACE DU CARROUSELWon Gr.1 Prix de l’Opéra
Won Gr.2 Prix Foy
2nd Gr.1 Prix Saint-AlaryBALLYLINCH STUD T h o m a s t o w n , C o . K i l k e n n y , I r e l a n d

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Nashwa Half-Brother cont.
"He is what it says on the tin," says Meehan of lot 35. "He's astar: he looks a star and he does everything like a star. He'a aproper horse and he shows off when he comes out here."He adds, "They are four very nice horses; we're very lucky."
Down at Solario yard EE, which was revamped impressively
last year, there's a strong French flavour, with La Motteraye
Consignment making a rare reappearance at Tattersalls andstabled just around the corner from Michel Zerolo's European
Sales Management draft.

Gerry Meehan with Nashwa's half-brother by Dubawi | Tattersalls

Gwen Monneraye, who runs the Normandy-based La
Motteraye operation with his partner Lucie Lamotte, is on handwith a pair of Book 1 yearlings, including a filly by Night Of
Thunder (Ire) from the family of The Wow Signal (Ire) [lot 495].
The consignors have 39 yearlings being prepared for the
October Yearling Sale at Arqana, which is naturally much closer
to home for them, but Monneraye admits to a touch of FOMO
necessitating a return to Tattersalls after a four-year absence.
"In French we have a saying >Les absents ont toujours tort',
which roughly translates to >if you're not there you are missingout on something'," he says.
"We sell for ourselves but we also sell for lots of clients and it's
nice to provide the options for them. When you want to sell inFrance and in England, you have to be very well organised, andwe don't do anything unless we are well organised. We arebuilding a bigger barn to make it more practical for us to comehere more often, so I think in two years' time we will have abigger draft."Monneraye adds, "The horses travelled over really well, so wewere able to show as early as Friday afternoon, which I didn't
expect, but all through the weekend we have seen a lot of
people. We have another four for next week so it's going to be afull month of sales."

Making their Book 1 debut is Natalie Folland and Matt Bowen,
who consign from Fonthill Stud in Wiltshire as Folland-Bowen
Bloodstock and offer a son of Showcasing (GB) as lot 63 on
behalf of breeder Jane Keir. The colt, from a well-establishedand successful international family, enjoyed a good update since
the publication of the catalogue when his half-brother Flight
Plan (GB) (Night Of Thunder {Ire}) won the G2 Dullingham ParkS. for Steve Parkin's Clipper Logistics on Irish Champions
weekend.
"The update came just at the right time. We're still pinchingourselves," says Keir.
"Liam Norris found his dam Romp for me and said, >Jane, thismare probably won't be to everyone's taste but she's worth
looking at.' She was on the end of the row and she ended up
costing 14,000gns.
"She's a Pivotal mare with Singspiel as her broodmare sire too,and [Breeders' Cup Turf winner] Rebel's Romance is in thefamily as well, so hopefully it's building."
Romp, who wasn't covered this year, now has a Pintaubo filly
foal at foot, and she resides at Lord Margadale's Fonthill Stud,
which is leased by Folland and Bowen. Keir herself was theformer owner of Elkington Stud, which was managed by Folland
until its sale a few years ago.
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Keir adds, "There was no question that the mares would gowith Nat. They are treated like royalty there."
While Keir admits that Flight Plan's sire Night Of Thunder is
now at the top of her list for Romp next year, it is another
Darley-based son of Dubawi, Too Darn Hot (GB), that hasbrought an extra large smile to the face of Watership Down
Stud's Simon Marsh this season. It is with good reason, too, as
not only was Too Darn Hot bred at Watership Down Stud byLord and Lady Lloyd Webber, but they retained a significant
share in him when he retired to Dalham Hall Stud. With his firstcrop of juvenile runners, the stallion from Watership Down's
signature family of Darara (Ire) now has four group winners to
his name, including the G1 Moyglare Stud S. winner Fallen Angel(GB).

The Folland-Bowen team with Flight Plan's half-brother | Emma Berry"He was always a horse that one would have thought that his
2-year-olds would be later types, and since August he has done
exceptionally well. His pedigree is really full of later-maturing
horses, like Dar Re Mi and So Mi Dar, and then Darara andDarshaan. Everything he's doing at the moment is really a bonus
and we hope that next year his 3-year-olds will really develop
and do even better," Marsh says.
"It's fantastic to have bred a horse who could become asignificant influence, and for us to have ended up owning half of
him is extraordinary. We have a couple by him to sell this week,
including a filly who is interestingly inbred 3x3 to Darara [lot259]."
With Too Darn Hot's sire Dubawi, the reigning champion, stillin full flow and responsible for 19 of the yearlings in Book 1, it isfair to expect to see him feature prominently on theleaderboard at Tattersalls this week, especially with Sheikh
Mohammed in attendance. On Monday afternoon, the ruler ofDubai was patrolling the sales grounds, inspecting yearlings withhis principal trainer Charlie Appleby, and the Godolphin buying
team of Anthony Stroud and David Loder. Cont. p10

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NEWS
YOU CANUSE

ARCIMPACT
No fewer than seven Darley-sired
European G1 winners in the pastmonth! And what a weekend…

BLUE POINT
Rosallion
wins theG1 Lagardère.

NIGHT OFTHUNDERThe Abbaye: afourth G1 forHighfield Princess.

CRACKSMAN
Spectacular
G1 Arc hero
Ace Impact.

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The sheikh is far from the only major player in town, however.
His niece Sheikha Hissa was also spotted alongside Shadwell'sRacing Manager Angus Gold, while owners and breeders from as
far afield as Australia, America and Japan have also made thebloodstock pilgrimage to Newmarket. There seems little doubtthat the next three days will bring with them yet morestaggering trade for a very special bunch of yearlings.

Sheikh Mohammed and Charlie Appleby | Tattersalls

TUESDAY • 3 OCTOBER 2023

ACE IMPACT: DECISION ON FUTURE TO BE
MADE THIS WEEK by Emma Berry
From a January debut at Cagnes-sur-Mer to a jaw-dropping
victory on France's biggest day of racing, the Prix de l'Arc de
Triomphe winner Ace Impact (Ire) (Cracksman {GB}) has had
quite the season and is now the hottest property in European
racing.
We already know where he will stand at stud since his
part-sale after his victory in the Prix du Jockey Club to the
Chehboub family's Gousserie Racing. Kamel and his daughter
Pauline Cheboub will now decide with their partner and thecolt's original owner Serge Stempniak and trainer Jean-Claude
Rouget whether the unbeaten star will retire to their Haras deBeaumont for the 2024 covering season or remain in training as
a 4-year-old.
In an update on Ace Impact on Monday morning, Pauline
Cheboub told TDN, "He's in good shape and recovering well.
We're really happy with him.
"We'll take the decision this week with the team and ourpartners and take the time to make the right decision for thehorse. He deserves that."Cont. p11

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Ace Impact cont.

Ace Impact's owners Serge Stempniak and Kamel Cheboub
with the Arc trophy| ScoopDyga

Kamel Cheboub, a long-time owner and breeder in France
through his Haras de la Gousserie, was revealed this time lastyear as the buyer of a major part of the historic Haras duQuesnay, just outside Deauville. Christened Haras de Beaumont,
the new stallion operation opened its doors earlier this yearwith the G1 Champion S. and G1 Prix Jean-Luc Lagardere winner

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Sealiway (Fr) as its first headline stallion, backed up on theroster by the Wertheimer brothers' Intello (Ger). Mathieu Alex,
who played such a key role, along with Sylvain Vidal, in the
success of the stallion career of Le Havre (Ire), was appointed to
manage Haras de Beaumont.
The temptation will obviously be strong to retire a colt of thecalibre of Ace Impact to stud, but Chehboub insisted that her
family and Stempniak will take their time to consider the best
course of action.
She continued, "We don't know his limits but it's difficult to
top this season. He's a champion.
"It's an exciting time for us. We are very lucky to be part of thisand we are pleased that we have a horse like him that we will beable to bring eventually to the French breeders, and Sealiway as
well."
Chehboub added, "We're lucky to have a great team--from thetrainer, jockey and at the stud. Mathieu Alex is a great
horseman and does such a great job. We're all just enjoying the
moment."

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RECORD-SETTING DUAL GROUP 1 WINNERMARSHA PASSES AWAY
IRISH THOROUGHBRED INDUSTRYEMPLOYEE AWARD WINNERS ANNOUNCED

Marsha at Tattersalls in 2017 | Tattersalls/Laura Green

Marsha (Ire) (Acclamation {GB}--Marlinka {GB}, by Marju {Ire}),a two-time Group 1-winning sprinter who later set a record
price for a Thoroughbred sold at public auction in Europe, haspassed away aged 10, according to multiple reports.
Bred and raced by the Elite Racing Club and trained by Sir
Mark Prescott, Marsha made the first nine starts of her career ateight different venues across England and Ireland, winning listed
events at Ayr and York in the summer of 2016 before venturing
beyond the borders of the United Kingdom for the first time.
She made the final two starts of her 3-year-old season at
Chantilly, finishing runner-up in the G3 Prix du Petit Couvert
before causing a 23-1 boilover in the G1 Prix de l'Abbaye.
Never out of the top three in her first six appearances as a 4year-old in 2017, Marsha won the G3 Palace House S. on
seasonal debut ahead of a third-place effort to Lady Aurelia(Scat Daddy) when favoured in the G1 King's Stand S. at theRoyal meeting. Placed in the G2 Sapphire S. at the Curragh andin the G2 Qatar S. at Goodwood, she reversed form with Lady
Aurelia in the G1 Nunthorpe S. prior to a runner-up effort toBattaash (Ire) (Dark Angel {Ire}) in the Abbaye. She was
unplaced in the GI Breeders' Cup Turf Sprint and retired with arecord of 10-5-2-2 for earnings of $496,881.
Marsha proved the star turn at the 2017 Tattersalls December
Mare Sale, hammering to M.V. Magnier for 6 million guineas(nearly $8.5 million), a record price for a horse sold at auction in
Europe. Her first foal, the 3-year-old filly Tender Kiss (Ire)(Galileo {Ire}) was well-beaten on Leopardstown debut this past
April and her two most recent foals are by Frankel (GB)--a
yearling filly and a colt foal.

Ten winners for the Irish Thoroughbred Industry Employee
Awards (TIEA), supported by Godolphin, were announced
Monday, with the selected individuals representing Dublin,
Kildare, Kilkenny, Laois, Mayo, Meath and Waterford.
Since 2015, Godolphin has sponsored the awards which
recognise and showcase the skills, experience and dedication of
the woman and men in the Thoroughbred breeding and racing
industry. The ceremony will take place Monday, Oct. 16 at the
Keadeen Hotel in Newbridge, County Kildare, at which time theflagship award--the Irish Racing Excellence Award--will also beannounced and presented to one of the 10 winners.
The eight individial Irish TIEA winners are:$ Niall Amond, Travelling Head Lad, Jessica Harrington, County
Kildare$ Caitriona Bolger, Barn Manager, Gordon Elliott, County
Meath$ Natalie Bradley, Yard Supervisor, Eoin Griffin, County
Kilkenny (Newcomer Award)$ Paddy Duffy, Assistant Trainer, Shane Duffy, County Laois$ Alex Hutter, PA / Racing Secretary, Gordon Elliott, County
Meath$ Nico Jenjic, Travelling Head Lad, Michael Halford & Tracey
Collins, County Kildare

TDN EUROPE • PAGE 13 OF 17 • THETDN.COM$ Nicole Kent, Racing Secretary, Henry de Bromhead, County
Waterford$ Ciara Robinson, Travelling Head Person, Ado McGuinness,
County Dublin
A Special Recognition Award goes to the Henry de Bromhead
team as an acknowledgment of their professionalism andresilience in the aftermath of the tragic passing of Jack deBromhead.

TUESDAY • 3 OCTOBER 2023

ICHA CONFERENCE HIGHLIGHTED BY
EQUINE WELFARE

2023 ICHA Conference at Saint-Cloud | Scoop Dyga

The team at Henry de Bromhead's yard are the recipients of aSpecial Recognition Award at the Irish TIEA Oct. 16 | HRI

The winner of the Racecourse Award, chosen by the Irish
Stable Staff Association based on a quality programmeevaluation, is Ballinrobe Racecourse in County Mayo. The survey
evaluates each racecourse on a range of criteria relating tofacilities for stable employees with the purpose of setting quality
standards at all racecourses in Ireland.
Each Irish Thoroughbred Industry Employee Award winner will
receive a specially commissioned trophy by sculptor Ani
Mollereau and i4,000. An additional i2,500 will be awarded totheir employers to be used for the benefit of each winner=scolleagues.
Ballinrobe Racecourse will receive i2,500 to be spent on
upgrading facilities that will benefit stable employees along withan Ani Mollereau trophy.
The Irish Racing Excellence Award winner will receive anadditional i5,000 and i2,500 for their employer to be used forthe benefit of their work colleagues.
Joe Osborne, Managing Director, Godolphin Ireland, said: AAllof us at Godolphin are delighted to continue our support of thisindustry talent showcase. The high standard of the award
winners is truly inspirational. Each recipient deserves our praiseand gratitude for the work they do keeping Irish thoroughbreds
consistently successful in an intensely competitive global sport.@

The 57th International Conference of Horseracing Authorities,
focused this year on safeguarding equine welfare and exploring
shifts in societal expectations and the sport's response aroundthe world, took place on Oct. 2 at Saint-Cloud racetrack in Paris.
Organised by the International Federation of Horseracing
Authorities (IFHA), the day-long conference emphasized horse
racing in a changing society, safeguarding equine welfare andexplore shifts in societal expectations and the racing industry's
response around the world.
"Today we continued what has been a chief mission
throughout the life of the Federation: equine welfare," IFHA
Chair Winfried Engelbrecht-Bresges, who delivered theConference's opening and closing remarks, said. "This
Conference provides an opportunity to focus and build upon thesignificant body of work which has been carried out domesticallyand internationally over many years by our members to protect
our equine athletes.
Moderated by racing presenter Nick Luck, speakers on the day
included Professor Natalie Waran, Chair of the Independent
Commission for Equine Ethics and Wellbeing for theInternational Federation for Equestrian Sports (FEI); Lisa-Jane
Graffard, General Secretary, Au-DelB des Pistes; Julie
Harrington, Chief Executive, British Horseracing Authority (BHA);
Najja Thompson, Executive Director, New York Thoroughbred
Breeders' Inc. (NYTB); James Given, Director of Equine
Regulation, Safety and Welfare, BHA; Josh Rubinstein, President,
Del Mar Thoroughbred Club; Brian Stewart, Head of Veterinary
Clinical Services, The Hong Kong Jockey Club (HKJC); Sonia
Wittreck, Stud Book & Doping Control, Head of Department,
France-Galop; and Hiroshi Ito, Counselor of the Japan Racing
Association (JRA). Cont. p14

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ICHA Conference cont.
During her speech, Waran presented key strategies for equine
sports to proactively consider amidst changing societal
expectations. This included increasing continuing education foranyone working hands-on with equine athletes to better theirwelfare.
"Our changing social values in relation to animals haveaffected different industries in different ways," said Waran. "It is
important to recognise that society does not distinguishbetween different equestrian sports. There is enough data out
there to show that the concerns around horse involvement insport are rising. The racing world must positively engage withboth perception and reality and show real commitment tochange to ensure positive welfare."
Following her keynote, a panel of senior racing administrators
including Lisa-Jane Graffard, General Secretary, Au-DelB desPistes; Julie Harrington, Chief Executive, British Horseracing
Authority (BHA); and Najja Thompson, Executive Director, NewYork Thoroughbred Breeders' Inc. (NYTB), shared theirapproaches and strategies to shape the narratives surrounding
equine welfare and racing.
The next panel of the Conference featured leaders from racing
administration and veterinary science who explored protecting
the sport's equine athletes. Speakers included James Given,
Director of Equine Regulation, Safety and Welfare, BHA; Josh
Rubinstein, President, Del Mar Thoroughbred Club; Brian
Stewart, Head of Veterinary Clinical Services, The Hong Kong
Jockey Club (HKJC); and Sonia Wittreck, Stud Book & Doping
Control, Head of Department, France-Galop.
"Getting the balance right is part of training, but it is also
something technology can help us with," said Stewart. "If we dohave a problem, we have to be able to achieve an accurate
diagnosis, and that will guide our future management of thathorse. Things are now coming together, and I am quite hopeful
we might be able to make a significant difference."
Also, Charles Scheeler, Chair of the Horseracing Integrity and
Safety Authority (HISA) in the United States, gave an update on
the organisation, including a review of the implementation of
the Anti-Doping and Medication Control (ADMC) program andfuture developments.
"HISA is working under the supervision of the Federal Trade
Commission and in partnership with the members of the sport
to transform horse racing," Scheeler said. "The essence of thiseffort is the creation of an ecosystem of care surrounding
horses. We remain excited about horse racing's future in the
United States, and we recognise that we have a rich legacy toprotect."

TUESDAY • 3 OCTOBER 2023

The final session of the Conference looked in-depth atenhancing stakeholder engagement, specifically regarding public
engagement and response in relation to equine welfare. Nevin
Truesdale, the Chief Executive Officer of The Jockey Club (UK),began the session with a discussion of his organisation's
experiences with effective resolution and communication
management.
"We need to operate together on this," said Truesdale.
"Having a clear set of messages as an industry, everyone singing
off the same sheet, became really important for us in the leadup and the aftermath of Epsom. We have to be relentless incontinuing to make the sport safer and in telling that story.
There is a persuadable audience, statistics show us that, but thatwill only work for us if we are clear on the changes we aremaking. Standing still on this is not optional."
The first International Conference of Horseracing Authorities
was organized and hosted by the SociJtJ d'Encouragement in
Paris, France, on Oct. 9, 1967. Since 1994, the annual
conference has been organized by the IFHA and The JRA became
the official partner of the Conference beginning in 2021. This
year's Conference convened delegates from about 40 different
countries, with a number of other racing executives and media
members in attendance.

Monday=s Results:
7th-Newcastle, ,7,600, Nov, 10-2, 3yo/up, 8f 5y (AWT),
1:40.66, st.
KARMOLOGY (GB) (f, 3, Golden Horn {GB}--Karmadal {Ire}, by
Shamardal), a Sept. 5 debut winner going one mile at Ripon lasttime, raced on the front end from the outset of this return. In
command throughout, the 5-2 second favourite was shaken up
approaching the two pole and kept on strongly under continued
urging in the closing stages to defeat Utilis (Ire) (Profitable {Ire})by 2 3/4 lengths. Karmology is the latest of three live foals andone of two scorers from as many runners produced by a winninghalf-sister to G1 Prix Marcel Boussac second On Verra (Ire)(Smart Strike) and the dual stakes-placed Keladora (Crafty
Prospector). The April-foaled bay=s second dam is G1 Pouled=Essai des Pouliches runner-up Karmifira (Fr) (Always Fair).
Lifetime Record: 2-2-0-0, $11,144.
O/B-David & Yvonne Blunt (GB); T-Karl Burke.
Cont. p15

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British Report cont.
CONDITIONS RESULTS:
4th-Newcastle, ,6,600, Nov, 10-2, 2yo, f, 8f 5y (AWT), 1:40.95,
st.
CONSOLING (IRE) (f, 2, Inns Of Court {Ire}--Solace, by Langfuhr)
Lifetime Record: 6-2-2-1, $28,982. O-Crystal Clear Racing;
B-Cecil & Martin McCracken (IRE); T-Ollie Pears. *18,000gns Ylg>22 TATSOM.
ADDITIONAL MAIDEN WINNERS:
Dallas Star (Fr), c, 2, Cloth Of Stars (Ire)--Agathe Rare (Ire), by
Sadler=s Wells. Bath & Somerset County, 10-2, 8fT, 1:44.67.
Lifetime Record: 4-1-0-2, $17,267. B-Mme Eliane Dieuaide &SAS Domaine Billard Pere et Fils (FR). *i30,000 Wlg >21
ARQDEC; 50,000gns Ylg >22 TATOCT; 180,000gns RNA 2yo >23
TATBRE. **1/2 to Apache Spirit (GB) (Invincible Spirit {Ire}),SW-Fr, $456,835.
Winged Messenger (GB), g, 2, Postponed (Ire)--Equimou (GB)(MSP-Eng), by Equiano (Fr). Hamilton, 10-2, 5f 7yT, 1:01.85.
Lifetime Record: 4-1-2-0, $12,535. B-Edwin S Phillips (GB).
*1,600gns Ylg >22 TAOAU.

Monday=s Results:
3rd-Marseille-Borely, i23,000, Mdn, 10-2, 2yo, f, 8 1/2fT,
1:45.82, g/s.
SPARKLING PLENTY (FR) (f, 2, Kingman {GB}--Speralita {Fr}, byFrankel {GB}) was several lengths off the pace in fifth passing
the judge first time and slipped to sixth along the backstraight inthis unveiling. Nudged closer on the home turn, the 13-10
favourite powered to the front entering the final furlong anddrew off late under mild urging to easily outpoint Rose D=Ete(Ire) (Dark Angel {Ire}) by three lengths. Sparkling Plenty is thelatest of three foals and second scorer produced by an unraced
half-sister to MG1SW US champion Stacelita (Fr) (Monsun{Ger}), herself the dam of three black-type winners headed by
MG1SW dual Japanese champion Soul Stirring (Jpn) (Frankel{GB}). Descendants of Stacelita also include last term=s G1 Oka
Sho (Japanese 1000 Guineas) and G1 Yushun Himba (JapaneseOaks) heroine Stars On Earth (Jpn) (Duramente {Jpn}). The Aprilfoaled homebred bay is a full-sister to G3 Jersey S. victor and
G1 Prix Jean-Luc Lagardere runner-up Noble Truth (Fr). Sales
history: i600,000 RNA Ylg >22 ARQAUG. Lifetime Record:
1-1-0-0, i11,500. Video, sponsored by FanDuel TV.
O/B-Jean-Pierre-Joseph Dubois (FR); T-Patrice Cottier.

TUESDAY • 3 OCTOBER 2023

CONDITIONS RESULTS:
8th-Pornichet-La Baule, i16,000, Cond, 10-2, 3yo, 12f (AWT),
2:29.36, st.
RODAINAH (FR) (f, 3, Le Havre {Ire}--Rondonia {Ire} {SP-Fr}, by
Raven=s Pass) Lifetime Record: 7-2-1-0, i20,000. O-H H The Aga
Khan; B-H H The Aga Khan=s Studs SC (FR); T-Francis-Henri
Graffard.
5th-Pornichet-La Baule, i13,000, Cond, 10-2, 4yo/up, 8 1/2f
(AWT), 1:39.55, st.
LADY CHAPEL (FR) (f, 4, Zarak {Fr}--Last Song {GB}, by Singspiel{Ire}) Lifetime Record: 7-2-1-0, i21,600. O/B-Peter Robert
Spiller (FR); T-Eric Libaud.
ADDITIONAL MAIDEN WINNERS:
Cliffs Of Moher (Fr), c, 2, Holy Roman Emperor (Ire)--Corail (Ire)(MSP-Ire), by Lope De Vega (Ire). Pornichet-La Baule, 10-2,
8 1/2f (AWT), 1:42.80. B-Petra Bloodstock Agency (FR).
*i62,000 Ylg >22 ARQOCT.
Un Instant (Fr), c, 2, Le Havre (Ire)--Dusky Queen (Ire) (SW-Eng,$157,962), by Shamardal. Marseille-Borely, 10-2, 8 1/2fT,
1:50.76. B-China Horse Club International (FR). *i10,000 Ylg>22 ARQOCT. **1/2 to Nizaaka (Fr) (New Bay {GB}), SP-Swe.
Lord Of War (Fr), c, 2, Ruler Of The World (Ire)--Lozoya (Fr), by
Declaration Of War. Marseille-Borely, 10-2, 8 1/2fT, 1:46.59.
B-Mlle Karine Morice & Ecurie Ades Hazan (FR).
Mozart Des Brieres (Fr), c, 3, Guignol (Ger)--Aie Aie Aie (Fr), bySaint Des Saints (Fr). Agen-La Garenne, 10-1, 12 1/2fT, 2:40.52.
B-Eric Sailly & European Bloodstock Management (FR).
Desert Silk (GB), f, 3, Mondialiste (Ire)--Camlet (GB), by Green
Desert. Agen-La Garenne, 10-1, 6fT, 1:11.78. B-Elwick Stud
(GB). *1/2 to Bochart (GB) (Dubawi {Ire}), MSP-UAE, $460,833;
and Cheviot (Rahy), SP-Ire, $270,653.
Samba (Fr), f, 3, Olympic Glory (Ire)--Semilla (Fr) (SP-Ger), by
Dunkerque (Fr). Saint-Brieuc, 10-1, 8 1/2fT, 1:44.50. B-Anton
Krauliger (FR).
Isadora (Fr), f, 3, Showcasing (GB)--Iowa Falls (GB), by Dansili(GB). Nimes, 10-1, 6fT, 1:09.94. B-Mme Lisa Lemiere Dubois(FR). *60,000gns RNA Ylg >21 TATOCT.
Premiere D=Estejo (Fr), f, 3, Worthadd (Ire)--La Martine (Fr), by
Slickly (Fr). Agen-La Garenne, 10-1, 9 1/4fT, 1:54.77. B-Mlle
Jennifer Nicolleau, Thierry Nicolleau & Mme Pascale Nicolleau(FR).

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OBSERVATIONS
on the European racing scene

TDN RISING STAR ELBAZ SET FOR STAKES
DEBUT
14.07 Bordeaux-Le Bouscat, Listed, i60,000, 2yo, 8fT
Jean-Claude Rouget trainee ELBAZ (FR) (Siyouni {Ire}) attained>TDN Rising Star= status at Deauville in July and lines up for this
Listed Grand Criterium de Bordeaux coming back off a narrowdefeat over this one-mile trip at Chantilly last month. The Aga
Khan=s March-foaled homebred, who is out of a stakes-placed
half-sister to MG1SW G1 Poule d=Essai des Pouliches heroine
Ervedya (Fr) (Siyouni {Fr}), is opposed by five in this black-type
debut. Rivals include Alain and Gerard Wertheimer=s Listed
Criterium de l=Ouest runner-up Sans Voix (GB) (Saxon Warrior{Jpn}).

FIRST-SEASON SIRESWITH RUNNERS
FRANCE:City Light (Fr) (Siyouni {Fr}), Haras d'Etreham
90 foals of racing age
3-BDX LE BOUSCAT, 1900m, Homme de Valeur (Fr)i5,500 Arqana Deauville October Yearlings 2022; i15,000
Osarus Breeze-Up la Teste 2023
Earnshaw (Medaglia d'Oro), Haras des Granges
19 foals of racing age
6-BDX LE BOUSCAT, 60K GRAND CRITERIUM DE BORDEAUX PRIX DU HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB1600m, Marselan (Fr)i18,000 RNA Arqana Deauville October Yearlings 2022
Fas (Ire) (Fastnet Rock {Aus}), Haras de Saint-Vincent
30 foals of racing age
2-BDX LE BOUSCAT, 1900m, Zingarelle (Fr)i6,500 Osarus September Yearling Sale 2022
UNITED KINGDOM:Blue Point (Ire) (Shamardal), Kildangan Stud
161 foals of racing age
14:12-AYR, 6f, Beneath The Sand (Ire)i60,000 Goffs November Foal Sale 2021

TUESDAY • 3 OCTOBER 2023

Calyx (GB) (Kingman {GB}), Coolmore Stud
103 foals of racing age
14:12-AYR, 6f, Golden Strike (Ire)i42,000 Goffs Sportsman's Yearling Sale 2022; 135,000gns
Tattersalls Guineas Breeze Up & HIT Sale 2023
Invincible Army (Ire) (Invincible Spirit {Ire}), Yeomanstown Stud
95 foals of racing age
17:00-WOLVERHAMPTON, 5f, Dadas Boy (Ire)i45,000 Goffs November Foal Sale 2021; ,39,000 Goffs UK
Premier & Silver Yearlings 2022; i40,000 Tattersalls Ireland
Goresbridge Breeze Up 2023
Land Force (Ire) (No Nay Never), Highclere Stud117 foals of racing age
17:00-WOLVERHAMPTON, 5f, Lady Bouquet (GB)
10,000gns Tattersalls October Yearling Sale (Book 3) 2022;
15,000gns Tattersalls Guineas Breeze Up & HIT Sale 2023
Portamento (Ire) (Shamardal), Hedgeholme Stud
9 foals of racing age
14:12-AYR, 6f, Allegro Brillante (GB)15,000gns Tattersalls December Foal Sale 2021; ,2,000 Goffs UK
Oct HIT & Yearling Sale 2022
Too Darn Hot (GB) (Dubawi {Ire}), Dalham Hall Stud
120 foals of racing age
17:00-WOLVERHAMPTON, 5f, Perelle (GB)i22,000 RNA Goffs November Foal Sale 2021; ,20,000 Goffs UK
Premier & Silver Yearlings 2022

TWO-TIME JAPANESE CHAMPION SODASHIRETIRED by Alan Carasso
Kaneko Makoto Holding Co Ltd's Sodashi (Jpn) (Kurofune-Buchiko {Jpn}, by King Kamehameha {Jpn}), whose snow-whitecolouring combined with considerable racetrack ability madeher a fan favourite in every corner of the globe, has beenretired, according to multiple reports.
The homebred, whose year-younger full-sister Mama Cocha(Jpn) won Sunday's G1 Sprinters S. at Nakayama, was an
immediate hit while carrying the Deep Impact (Jpn) colours.
Undefeated in four tries at two, including a victory in the
G1 Hanshin Juvenile Fillies to secure her first championship,
Sodashi made the one-mile G1 Oka Sho (Japanese 1000

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Guineas) her fifth straight success before finishing eighth in theG1 Yushun Himba over a stamina-stretching 2400 metres.
Sodashi defeated the globetrotting Loves Only You (Jpn) (DeepImpact {Jpn}) in the G2 Sapporo Kinen en route to being named
the tops of her generation in 2021.
Third in the G1 February S. on the dirt in February 2022,
Sodashi returned to the grass and easily handled her peers in
the G1 Victoria Mile last May before closing out her 4-year-old
season with a third against the boys in the G1 Mile
Championship S. In two starts this term, Sodashi missed by ahead in defence of her title in the Victoria Mile and was a latest
seventh in the G1 Yasuda Kinen. On both occasions, she was
defeated by Songline (Jpn) (Kizuna {Jpn}), who is slated to travelto America for the GI Breeders' Cup Mile Nov. 4.
Sodashi retires with a record of 7-2-1 from 14 starts andearnings of $5,346,186.

Sodashi | Horsephotos

Slade On Waterhouse/Bott's Recent SuccessCarlson On Cloud Nine With Tassort
Just Fine Given 0.5kg Penalty
Best Seller Makes NZ$150k On Gavelhouse
Kheir Acknowledges Quarantine Difficulties

TUESDAY • 3 OCTOBER 2023

TATTERSALLS OCTOBER YEARLING SALE PINHOOKING TABLETUESDAY • 3 OCT 2023

Tattersalls October Yearling SaleBook 1, Day 1
Lot

Sex

PedigreePrice

Previous Sale

Buyer

1

F

Sergei Prokofiev x O'Connor's Girl

26,000TATDECWhatton Manor Stud

2C

Mehmas x Oasis Sunset

115,000

TATDEC

Tally-Ho Stud

3

F

Lope de Vega x Opal Tiara

150,000

TATDEC

Yeomanstown Stud11C

Too Darn Hot x Panmolle

92,000TATDEC

Glenvale Stud

18

C

Night of Thunder x Persona Grata

280,000

GOFNOV

Stauffenberg BS

21

C

No Nay Never x Piece of Paradise

330,000

GOFNOV

Rockbank BS

36

F

Kodiac x Princess Rose

115,000

GOFNOV

Carmel Stud37

C

Mastercraftsman x Promise Me

65,000

GOFNOV

Jeremy Brummitt

40

C

Kingman x Pure Excellence

230,000

TATDEC

Lynn Lodge Stud

42

C

Persian King x Qabala

130,000

TATDEC

Fairway Partners

50

C

Camelot x Quiritis

90,000TATDEC

Jeremy Brummitt

52

C

Without Parole x Rachel Zane

28,000TATDEC

Aughamore Stud55

C

Nathaniel x Regal Banner

25,000TATDEC

Midland Equine

60

C

Too Darn Hot x Rocana

150,000

TATDECC Gordon Watson BS

62

C

Invincible Army x Roger Sez

82,000TATDEC

Yeomanstown Stud64

FFrankel x Roodle

310,000

TATDEC

Camas Park Stud67

F

New Bay x Rubira

100,000

GOFNOVPeter & Ross Doyle BS

68

F

Advertise x Rue Renan

38,000TATDEC

Glenvale Stud

69

C

Saxon Warrior x Saadatt

65,000

GOFNOVKCS BS

75

F

Dubawi x Sans Equivoque

350,000

TATDEC

Camas Park Stud77C

Sea The Stars x Sanwa

250,000

GOFNOV

Avenue BS/Gorsldorf

79

C

Starspangledbanner x Savvy

25,000

GOFNOV

KS BS

81

C

Earthlight x Scarlett Rose

120,000

GOFNOVA Whelan82

C

Ghaiyyath x School Run

240,000

TATDECJ R BS

97

F

Night of Thunder x Shemya

185,000

TATDEC

JC BS

114 F

Without Parole x So Claire

14,000TATDECRockview Stables

116 F

Lope de Vega x Sonning Rose

200,000

GOFNOV

Grove Stud118 C

No Nay Never x Southern Belle

280,000

TATDEC

Lynn Lodge StudTATTERSALLS OCTOBER YEARLING SALE PINHOOKING TABLE

Lot

Sex

TUESDAY • 3 OCT 2023

PedigreePrice

Previous Sale

Buyer

122 C

Starspangledbanner x Special Meaning

6,000

GOFNOV

Belmont Bloodstck (P.S.)

124 C

Sergei Prokofiev x Squash

82,000TATDEC

Tally-Ho Stud

125 C

Shaman x Starry Messenger

18,000

GOFNOV

KS BS

131 C

Mehmas x Still Sky

75,000TATDEC

Yeomanstown Stud

133 C

Blue Point x Surrey Storm

200,000

GOFNOV

Camas Park Stud142 C

Too Darn Hot x Talent

130,000

TATDEC

Vendor

143 C

Wootton Bassett x Tango

185,000

TATDEC

Yeomanstown Stud

144 F

Dark Angel x Tararais Aris

95,000

GOFNOV

WH BS

152 C

New Bay x Tidewalker

140,000

GOFNOV

Camas Park Stud

156 F

Mehmas x Tough Spirit

90,000

GOFNOV

Ballyphillip Stud

157 F

Mehmas x Tower of Pisa

68,000TATDECJC BS*Information sourced from Weatherbys. **Price is in currency of sale sold at.

Last year's top lot was the Frankel (GB) out of So Mi Dar (GB), who was sold by Lord and Lady Webber's Watership Down Stud for 2.8million gns.
Tattersalls/Laura GreenGROUP ENTRIES
Tuesday, Hoppegarten, Germany, post time: 15:45
WETTSTAR.DE 33RD PREIS DER DEUTSCHEN EINHEIT-G3, €55,000, 3yo/up, 10fT
SC
PP
HORSE
SIRE
TRAINER
1
4
Aguirre (Ger)
Camelot (GB)Klug
2
3
Atoso (Ger)Guiliani (Ire)S Schutz
32Duke Of Lips (Ire)
Ruler Of The World (Ire)Fabianova
4
12
Lord Charming (Ger)Charm Spirit (Ire)
Schiergen
59Mansour (Ger)Tai Chi (Ger)
Vovcenko611
Mythico (Fr)
Adlerflug (Ger)
Carvalho
7
10
Petit Marin (Ger)
Flamingo Fantasy (Ger)
Weiss
8
13
Quebueno (Ire)
Adlerflug (Ger)
Wohler9
7
Mowe (Ger)
Soldier Hollow (GB)Dzubasz
10
8
Nastaria (GB)Outstrip (GB)Schleusner-Fruhriep
115
Peace Of Rose (Ger)
Soldier Hollow (GB)Dzubasz
121
Lips Freedom (Ger)Free Eagle (Ire)
Suborics
136
Lady Ewelina (GB)Mukhadram (GB)
Wohler*All posts displayed in local time.

JOCKEY
StarkeEngelsKoplikPiechulek
Vogt
Delozier
Madamet
Bojko
Hammer-Hansen
M Lopez
Sabatbekov
Seidl
Murzabayev

WT
130
130
130
130
130
130
130
130
127
127
127
126
122

Tuesday, Bordeaux-Le Bouscat, France, post time: 14:07
GRAND CRITERIUM DE BORDEAUX - PRIX DU HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB-Listed, €60,000, 2yo, 8fT
SC
PP
HORSE
SIRE
TRAINERJOCKEY
1
1
Elbaz (Fr)Siyouni (Fr)RougetDemuro22Marselan (Fr)Earnshaw
S Brogi
Forest3
5
Itsy Bitsy Ire)
Belardo Ire)
Sogorb
Crastus4
6
Beatrix Kiddo (Fr)Dabirsim (Fr)Guillemin
Gavilan
5
4
Sans Voix (GB)
Saxon Warrior (Jpn)
MonfortGuyon
6
3
Fathom (Ire)
Almanzor (Fr)Donworth
Eyquem*All posts listed in local time.

WT
126
126
122
122
122
122