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FLAY'S TWO COLTSBAHOMEBRED AND APINHOOKBON TARGET FOR
SARATOGA SALE

Bobby Flay celebrates after the 2021 Breeders' Cup Juvenile
Turf Fillies, won by his Pizza Bianca. He sells her half-brotherby Not This Time at Fasig-Tipton Saratoga
Breeders' Cup/Eclipse Sportswire
by Sue Finley
The last few years of the Fasig-Tipton Saratoga Yearling Sale
have been very profitable ones for Bobby Flay's boutique
breeding operation. In 2019, he topped the sale with First
Captain (Curlin) out of his homebred mare America (A.P. Indy).
In 2021, his Uncle Mo--Dame Dorothy colt brought $1.6 million,
the second-highest price of the week.
Cont. Pg. 3

BACKSTRETCH DINNERS DRAW A CROWD IN
SARATOGA
by Katie Petrunyak
Sunday evening dinners have always been a hit among themany backstretch appreciation events that go on throughout
the Saratoga race meet, but this summer the affair has become
an ever bigger attraction now that Morrissey's Lounge andBistro at the Adelphi Hotel is catering the weekly celebration.
Every Sunday just before 6 p.m., upbeat music and savory
smells reach Union Avenue as a crowd gathers at the Marylou
Whitney Pavilion. With dozens of volunteers on hand, the vastsmorgasbord of food remains open until 8:30 so that workers
who were busy in the later races on the day's card have plentyof time to join the party and sit down for a warm meal.
The team at the Adelphi has planned a different cuisine foreach week and attendees are always eager to find out what will
be on the menu.
AWe work with all fresh food and ingredients and we cook
everything to order,@ said the Adelphi's Director of Restaurants
Patrick Toomey. AWe picked different theme nights--likeMexican, Carribean, and Southern--so we have a lot of fun with
it. I love the community that you see back here. I love to hear
the chatter and see their faces enjoying good food.@Cont. Pg. 6

IN TDN EUROPE TODAYSEVEN DAYS: HIGHLIGHTING THE WEEK'S EPSOMHEROES, DEAUVILLE WINNERS
This week, Emma Berry looks back on the exciting week ofEuropean racing, including the exciting win by Hukum in theG1 King George VI & Queen Elizabeth S.

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Owner Bobby Flay (second from left) celebrates Pizza Bianca's win in the 2021 GI Breeders'
Cup Juvenile Fillies Turf. | Horsephotos

BOTH ORTIZ BROTHERS SERVE SPA SUSPENSIONS

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Brothers Irad Ortiz Jr. and Jose Ortiz will both serve three-day"careless riding" suspensions at Saratoga Race Course.

MULLEN REMAINS HOSPITALIZED AFTER FALL

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Jockey Richard Mullen, who was unseated from Breeders' Cup
champion Rebel's Romance (Ire) (Dubawi {Ire}) in Sunday's
GII Bowling Green S. at Saratoga, remains hospitalized.

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CHURCHILL TO RESUME RACING IN SEPTEMBER
Following a safety evaluation, racing will return to Churchill Downs
as scheduled for the track's regularly scheduled meeting beginning
Sept. 14.

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Bobby Flay Cont. From Pg. 1
In 2022, First Captain's full-sister was the top filly at$2,000,000, and the second-highest price overall.
And it's no wonder: Flay admitted that he targets the sale, andcalls the experience Aone of my favorite weeks of the year.@
AI love the environment. I love the atmosphere. It's a giant
cocktail party, and selling seven-figure horses that are
handpicked as the top of the crop. Some of the best eyes in thebusiness have picked those horses out physically and from apedigree standpoint and said, `These are the top of the crop.'
You can't really bring up a horse to Saratoga that doesn't reallyhave some serious shine to it. All the best judges in the businesslook at every single horse, and a handful of times, so there's
nothing slipping through the cracks. If you don't have a horsethat people are going to get excited about, it's probably not theright place for it to be.@But this August will mark a big shift for Flay, whose racing andbreeding program was dealt a serious blow in September withthe death of his long-term advisor James Delahooke. Delahooke,
an industry icon who played a key role in the creation of the
Juddmonte bloodlines, was not just an advisor, but a mentor
and friend to Flay.
As such, his two on offer this year with consignor Stone Farm
represent a little bit of the traditional, and a little somethingnew.
Hip 6, a colt by Justify--Blossomed, by Deputy Minister, wasselected for him by his new bloodstock advisor Tom McGreevy
out of the Keeneland November Sale for $350,000; while hip
217, a half-brother to his Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies Turfwinner Pizza Bianca (Fastnet Rock {Aus}) by Not This Time, is ahomebred out of White Hot, a purchased advised by Delahooke.
Pinhooking has not been a big part of Flay's playbook up until
now, and has been an aspect of the game in which he has
dabbled Avery minimally@ with Abreak-even to moderate
success,@ he says.
But if Delahooke taught him about pedigrees and families,
McGreevy's forte is physicals, and Flay is benefitting from theirexpertise in each realm.
AJames is not replaceable,@ said Flay. AHe taught me so muchabout this business. Every time that I spent time with him, I
learned something new. James saw the whole picture. When
you look at Juddmonte pedigrees and you look at the third andfourth dams of some of these great horses, James picked themout as yearlings. And so having James as one of my mentors interms of buying fillies and mares is never going to be replaced.
ALast September, I had a conversation with Tom about coming
onto my team, and the thing I love about Tom is that he isfocused on what he wants to do. He wants to look at every
horse at every sale, and he wants to find great physicals.@

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AThat's what he cares about. He loves the physicality of thehorse. He doesn't have to worry about the pedigrees. I'm goingto take care of that. He doesn't have to worry about matings oranything like that. He tells me who he thinks are great physicals
in the sale, and then I use that information to make decisions.
And so far, it's been a great year. Now that I have Tom, I would
consider all kinds of things that maybe I didn't consider before,
just because he is such a great judge of physical. And so having
him on my team gives me a tremendous amount of confidence.@
Hip 6, the Justify colt, is just one example.

Hip 6, Justify--Blossomed | Thorostride photo
AThe typical horse that I look for, especially, has that great
walk along with a lot of other things the agents look for--theconformation, the balance and everything,@ said McGreevy,
recalling his purchase of the colt as a weanling in November.
AAnd there are intangibles, too, that we look at is; his attitude,
how he handles the pressure of the sale. And he had all thosequalities, I thought.@
McGreevy said that to him, the walk trumps everything.
AI still think the toughest thing to find on a horse is a really,
really good walk, and he has that,@ he said. AAnd I don't justmean they walk correctly, but they have that great athletic walk.
I believe that to be able to do that, they have to have all theparts working together. That translates on the racetrack. That's
how they move and how efficient they are.@If the weanling and his page looked good last November, theylook even better now. A half-brother to Grade I Spinaway
winner Sippican Harbor (Orb) and the graded stakes placed
Bodacious Babe (Mineshaft), the colt has received a timely
update on his page with his full-sister, Awesome Result, now
two-for-two in Japan since the November catalogue.
Cont.

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Like with all his mares, Flay planned the mating for hip 217.
And there's not a hotter sire than Justify, who has sired gradedstakes winners in Europe and Australia in 2023, along with two
AI became interested in Not This Time pretty early in his
Grade I winners in America, Arabian Lion and Aspen Grove.
success,@ he said. AYou could see that something good was
AJustify is doing so well,@ said McGreevy. AHe's really on fire
happening early on.@ At the time he planned the mating, early in
not only in the United States
2021, Pizza Bianca hadn't yet
but in Australia and England,
made her first start.
France. So (hip 6) has a lot of
AI took a calculated risk with Not
encouraging things about him,
This Time, and then Pizza Bianca
not only as an individual, butbecame Pizza Bianca, won thehe has a lot of star power going
Breeders' Cup, and then at thefor him and the pedigree onsame time, Not This Time has
the bottom side, as well.@developed into one of the most
Said Flay, AListen, this is why
important young stallions wesomebody like Tom McGreevy
have.@
is so important to a program
Flay has retained both White
like this, because he sees things
Hot and Pizza Bianca, and boththat I'm not going to ever see.
are at Stone Farm, in foal to Into
It's like cooking. You need toMischief.
know your limitations. Just
There's no telling what buyers
because you can cook Italianmight find (hip 217) appealing,
Hip 217, c, Not This Time--White Hot | Thorostride photofood doesn't mean you cansaid Flay. AIt's Saratoga. It's a hot,cook Chinese food. I really rely on him to pick out physicals thatnow somewhat-proven stallion, a young, exciting stallion. It's theare developing. Obviously, these horses are young. You're trying
physical, and it's the pedigree. And it's also now the race record
to predict the future. Obviously, no one can do that 100% of theunder the first dam.@ Cont.
time, but I like his batting average a lot.@

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ASo, up close, but also in terms of history, going back fourdams, five dams, six dams, it's tough to beat this pedigree. Even
if you didn't have Pizza Bianca in there, it's one of the best
pedigrees in the world.@
It's a pedigree that could appeal to a broad cross-section of theyearling-buying market.
AIf it were five years ago, I would say to you it's going to besomebody from Japan or it's going to be somebody from
Europe. But now that grass racing is so incredibly important inthis country and getting more and more important, it could beanybody. Not This Time can certainly get a dirt horse, and justbecause it's a Galileo mare doesn't mean they can't run on dirt
at some point. I would just say don't try to figure out before thehorse is running where the horse is going to run. The horse willtell you where it's going to run. But this is one of the world's
great pedigrees, and if I'm buying a yearling, this is the pedigree
that I'm looking at, for sure.@
This week, Songbird will be elected into the Hall of Fame, andFlay will be on hand to support the man who picked her out as ayearling at this sale nine years ago for owner Rick Porter--his
new advisor, McGreevy.
ASongbird was one of my favorite fillies of all time,@ said Flay.
AJust the fact that I get to work with the guy that picked out thehorse and the horse is now being inducted into the Hall of Fame,
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something I'm going to be able to replace, from a businessstandpoint and also as a friend standpoint. The guy wasamazing, but I'm lucky that this new chapter is with Tom.@

Saratoga Cont. From Pg. 1
The Adelphi Hotel is owned by the Roth family of LNJ
Foxwoods Stable and their partner, fellow horse owner andphilanthropist Michael Dubb. Toomey said that when the Rothfamily was first presented with the opportunity to support thisevent, they were eager to participate.
AThe Roths have been big backstretch contributors before inother ways at different tracks and this was an easy one,@ he said.
AWe were definitely going to give it our all and provide great
dinners here every Sunday night.@
After the passing of his wife Marylou Whitney in 2019, John
Hendrickson has remained active in supporting a multitude ofbackstretch initiatives. In addition to the organization of the
Sunday evening dinners, as a tribute to his late wife he funded
construction for the Saratoga Backstretch Clinic, which is also
new this year and is located across from the pavilion.
AWe've been doing [dinners] for 16 years as part of the
Backstretch Appreciation Program that Marylou and I started,@
Hendrickson said.
Cont.

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Click here for our visit to the Sunday evening dinner at the Marylou
Whitney Pavilion in Saratoga | Backstretch Employee Service Team

AMarylou always said that this should be the summer place foreveryone. They should have the best food and now they havethe best health care as well.@This summer, the Sunday evening dinners have been attracting
crowds upwards of 500 backstretch workers.
AThis year, there's new energy,@ said Hendrickson. AEverybody
dresses up and everybody is happy. It's first-class food. The RothTUESDAY • AUGUST 1, 2023

family is very generous and they've really put on a great show.@
Every evening with the exception of Saturday night when
racing runs late, an event is on the schedule for the backstretch
workers. In addition to the Sunday evening dinners, Wednesdaynight bingo also draws a crowd. These events are made possible
through the work of the Race Track Chaplaincy and the
Backstretch Employee Services Team (BEST) in New York.
BEST'S Program Director Nancy Underwood said that events
like the Sunday dinner allow their team to check in on membersof the backstretch community and invite new workers to join
their community.
AWe really try to create a sense of community and we're able
to do that because of John and his donors,@ said BEST's Program
Director Nancy Underwood. AEverything we do with thispopulation is really about trust and relationship building. We
believe that a connected person is a healthier person. We bringeverybody together. We're able to serve them, celebrate what
they do and really appreciate what they do for the industry.@

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BOTH ORTIZ BROTHERS GET DAYS AT SPA
FOR 'CARELESS RIDING'TUESDAY • AUGUST 1, 2023

The Equibase chart stated that after making the lead andstraightening away in the stretch, Indian Mischief "came under aleft handed crop and drifted out two paths directly in front and
impeding He's a Lucky Guy [Street Boss] forcing that foe tocheck just off his heels sharp enough to displace large chunks ofthe sod in a halt while brushing that foe with his hindquartersY"
before inching away to victory.
After a stewards' inquiry, the results stood.

MULLEN REMAINS HOSPITALIZED AFTERSUNDAY SARATOGA FALL

Brothers Jose and Irad Ortiz, Jr. | Christina Bossinakis Photo

by T.D. Thornton
Brothers Irad Ortiz Jr., and Jose Ortiz will both serve three-day"careless riding" suspensions Aug. 9-11 that were imposed by
the Saratoga Race Course stewards for separate infractions thatinvolved winning rides last week. Both jockeys elected not toappeal their penalties.
Irad Ortiz crossed the wire first but got disqualified aboard
1.45-1 favorite Eyes On Target (Exaggerator) in the seventh race
July 27, a $25,000 claiming turf route.
The Equibase chart stated that in upper stretch, his mount"was under a light drive in behind the top pair just off the inside,
had the rider look to the outside, tipped out into a space three
to four paths off the rail forcing Tartini [Giant's Causeway] tocheck between to pinching foes and Tommy Bee [Medaglia
d'Oro] who was attempting to angle in to the seam from theoutside to pause and steady in behind and to the outside of
TartiniY"
Eyes On Target then rallied and was just up in the final few
jumps to prevail.
Tartini's jockey, Dylan Davis, claimed foul after finishing eighth.
The stewards demoted Eyes on Target and placed Ortiz's mount
behind that fouled rival. Tommy Bee crossed the wire fifth.
Jose Ortiz won the tenth race July 26, a $40,000
maiden-claiming turf route, aboard the 5-1 Indian Mischief (Into
Mischief).

Richard Mullen and Rebel's Romance | Sarah Andrew

Jockey Richard Mullen, who was unseated from GI Longines
Breeders' Cup Turf winner Rebel's Romance (Ire) (Dubawi {Ire})in Sunday's GII Bowling Green S., remains hospitalized Monday
in Albany, NY. Mullen, who reportedly has "a broken collarbone,thumb, ribs and three fractured vertebrae" thanked
well-wishers via social media Monday afternoon.
Godolphin released a statement early Monday morning that
read:
ARichard Mullen was unseated from Rebel=s Romance during
the Bowling Green Stakes at Saratoga on Sunday, 30 July. He
received immediate medical attention at the course and wasassessed to be conscious with movement in all four limbs. He
was transferred to the Albany Medical Center, where heremains under medical care.@ Cont.

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ARebel=s Romance was unhurt in the incident.
Everyone at Godolphin sends their best wishes to Richard and
we all hope for a swift recuperation from his injuries.@
NYRA reported Sunday that Mullen was conscious and had
movement in all extremities.

CHURCHILL DOWNS TO RESUME RACING INSEPTEMBER

Churchill Downs | CoadyRacing will return to Churchill Downs as scheduled for the
track's regularly scheduled meeting beginning Sept. 14. The
announcement comes following an Aevaluation of existing safety
protocols and a thorough assessment of industry best practices,@
according to a release from the track.
Operations at the Louisville oval were suspended in early Junefollowing a rash of breakdowns during the first month of themeeting that began only a few days prior to the running of the
GI Kentucky Derby. The balance of the Churchill spring meet was
run at Ellis Park from June 10 through July 3.
Officials at Churchill Downs have announced several key
enhancements to include:$ Infrastructure Upgrades: Analysis by multiple leadingindustry experts found no issues with the racing surfaces,
however, to further maximize surface oversight and consistency,
the Racetrack has invested in additional new surface
maintenance equipment and committed to doubling thefrequency of surface testing;$ Increased Veterinary Oversight: Additional resources will be
added to CDI=s highly qualified veterinary team to provide
additional monitoring and specialized care for horses and assist
in pre-race inspections and entry screening;$ Collaboration with Industry Experts: Work will continue withHISA and other industry experts to predict at-risk horses using
up-to-date data and advanced analytic techniques;$ Establish Safety Management Committee: A new safetycommittee will be established consisting of horsemen
designees, racetrack employees and veterinarians to candidly
discuss concerns and observations to constantly provide realtime feedback on areas of improvement.
AWe are excited to resume live racing again at Churchill
Downs,@ said Bill Carstanjen, CEO of CDI. AOur commitment tosafety remains paramount as we enter this September meet andour participants, fans and the public can be assured that we willcontinue to investigate, evaluate and improve upon every policy
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HIWU LAUNCHES MOBILE APP
Edited Press Release

HIWU Executive Director Ben Mosier | HIWU photo

A mobile HIWU (Horseracing Integrity & Welfare Unit) app toassist stakeholders in the Thoroughbred industry with thecomponents of the Horseracing Integrity and Safety Authority=s(HISA) Anti-Doping and Medication Control (ADMC) Program has
been launched, the organization has revealed.
The free app is highlighted by a Prohibited Substances

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database, through which users can look up any of thesubstances that comprise HISA=s Prohibited List of more than
1,300 banned substances and controlled medications. Each
substance listing is populated with information about thesubstance such as HISA classification, licensed and colloquial
names, detection times and screening limits (as applicable), andthe Food and Drug Administration (FDA) label=s indication foruse.
In addition to the substance lookup tool, the app includes
access to all educational materials on the HIWU website and theability to submit tips through HIWU=s anonymous whistleblower
platforms. Pending and resolved matters concerning potential
violations of the ADMC Program are also available for viewing at
any time.
The app is configured to send push notifications to mobile
devices to alert users about important updates.
AHIWU is pleased to offer a convenient app to theThoroughbred industry to enable participants to access
important resources about the ADMC Program wherever they
are,@ said Ben Mosier, executive director of HIWU. AWe areespecially excited about the substance lookup feature, which
will bring this important information to the fingertips ofhorsemen, veterinarians and others who need to be able toeasily consult the prohibited list. Cont.

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AThe app is inclusive of HIWU=s broader education efforts toassist industry participants to operate in compliance of the
ADMC Program.@
The app is now available for download on the Apple andAndroid app stores.

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
OPEN LETTER TO THE HORSEMEN
Rumor has it that Mike Repole said he was going to get out of
the business if things didn't change. Well, I can see how Mr.
Repole could feel that way; he's had some real kicks in thebehind this year. But the racing industry needs more people like
Mike Repole. He goes to the sales, buys nice horses, goes to theraces, and takes his chances. He spends more than most and has
Todd Pletcher for a trainer (there is no better), and so his
chances are better than most.
Everything has changed so fast this year. All of a sudden, we
have this new entity (HISA) that has taken complete control of
our industry. They basically have the power to shut anyone
down at any time. I don't like it and neither does anyone elsetrying to make a living with racehorses, especially those that are"hands on". We have people controlling our lives and ourlivelihoods that don't know anything about us or our horses.
Perfect example of the tail wagging the dog.
This is America, or what's left of it. Blaming the cheaters (1%}for our problems is a load of crap. They are essentially using themedia to slander individuals, our livelihoods, and our whole
sport with no recourse, even if they're wrong. The damage isdone by that point, which is their goal. This is a gambling game.
Our purse money has always come from some form of gambling.
The best way to save this industry is to fill those gates; ourracetracks needs to realize this. Our economy is such that it isgoing to hit the horse business sooner or later. During the Great
Depression, racetracks were one of the few businesses thatthrived. Every time a track closes, be it large or small, it weakens
us all. The people trying to control us act like they couldn't careless. This won't do.
Dr. Allday, one of the best racetrack vets in the world, says ahorse can run. But a vet that has been out of school for a very
short amount of time says it cannot. They, of course, listen to
the least qualified person which may have cost us another Triple
Crown winner. Come on, get real. Where is the reality in our
sport anymore? PETA does not control us. Give into that bunch...
well, don't get me started.
The small breeder, the small trainer, the small owner... they
are the backbone of this industry and don't you ever forget it.

Get down to where the rubber meets the road. Support the
HBPA--the people that support you. Tracks, support yourhorseman. Our business is not run by PETA or any other powergroup. No more tail wagging the dog. I love this business and its
people.
Beau Lane

FOR THE WEEK ENDING JULY 30, 2023
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BEN'S CAT, MOUNTAIN DEW ELECTED TOMARYLAND THOROUGHBRED HALL OF FAME

Super Accelerate was a tenacious winner of the Star de Naskra S.
at Laurel | MJC/Jim McCue

Great Notion (Elusive Quality)(Great Spirit--Sylvia Bishop Memorial S.)
Gun Runner (Candy Ride {Arg})(Beguine--Alma North S.)
Into Mischief (Harlan's Holiday)(Occult--Monmouth Oaks-GIII)
Midshipman (Unbridled's Song)(Amidst Waves--Colleen S.)
Mr. Big (Dynaformer)(Big Pond--Fleet Treat S.)
Nyquist (Uncle Mo)(New York Thunder--Amsterdam S.-GII)
Reload (Hard Spun)(Foolish Games--Thunder Bay S.;
Patches O'Houlihan--Lake Superior S.)
Twirling Candy (Candy Ride {Arg})(W W Candy--Work All Week H.)
Uncle Mo (Indian Charlie)(Be Better--Deputed Testamony S.)

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Italics indicate new activity, statistics include Northern
Hemisphere results only. Want to promote your stallion? Emailsuefinley@thoroughbreddailynews.com.

The legendary 26-time stakes winner and fan favorite Ben's
Cat and star foxhunter Mountain Dew are the newest inductees
into the Maryland-Bred Thoroughbred Hall of Fame after a voteby a committee of Maryland racing industry members
coordinated by the Maryland Horse Breeders Association andMaryland Racing Media Association.
A son of Parker's Storm Cat, Ben's Cat did not debut until his 4year-old season after breaking his pelvis at two, an injury that
required six months of stall rest. He won his first two career
starts in claiming company and his first eight overall for owner,breeder and trainer King T. Leatherbury, including the first threeof those black-type victories. He won the Maryland-bred Mister
Diz S. a half-dozen times from eight starts in the race, the Jim
McKay Turf Sprint on five occasions and the Maryland Million
Turf Sprint H. three times. He was a graded-stakes winner eachyear from 2011-2014, all in turf sprints at Parx Racing. In 2017,he was awarded the Secretariat Vox Populi Award, chosen by
voters from around the world.
Janon Fisher, Jr.'s Mountain Dew was a star foxhunter before
switching to timber racing in the early 1960s. He won the
Maryland Hunt Cup three times (1962, 1965 and 1967) withrider Janon Fisher III and was runner-up in 1963, 1964 and 1966.
He was injured at the 19th of 22 fences in the 1968 Hunt Cup
when leading and remarkably continued to jump fence 20 while
being pulled up. Mountain Dew competed in 24 sanctioned
timber races and never fell. He was injured in a single start on
the flat as a 3-year-old.

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AWe are so proud that, with this year=s inductees, we are able
to celebrate not only two of our most important Maryland-bredhorses, but Maryland=s remarkable horsemen and the diversityof our sport that they represent,@ said Cricket Goodall, executive
director of the Maryland Horse Breeders Association. AKing T.
Leatherbury and the Fisher family are great examples of thepersistence and longevity that Maryland is known for.@This year=s inductees will be celebrated during a ceremony
between races at Timonium Race Course Saturday, Sept. 2.

CTHS ONTARIO RELEASE PREMIER SALECATALOGUE

A half-brother to recent GIII Trillium S. winner Il Malocchio (center) is
set to be offered at the CTHS Premier Yearling Sale | Michael Burns

A total of 252 yearlings have been catalogued for the Canadian
Thoroughbred Horse Society (CTHS) Ontario Canadian PremierYearling Sale, to be held at the Woodbine Sales Pavilion
Wednesday, Aug. 30 beginning at 12 p.m.
The catalogue features the progeny of 22 sires based in
Ontario, responsible for 168 Ontario-bred/sired yearlings and 58
stallions based south of the border in the U.S., which account for
84 youngsters.
Among the possible standouts in the sale are hip 82, a fullbrother to2017 Horse of the Year and 2013 sales graduate Pink
Lloyd from the consignment of John Carey; and hip 62, a Lookin
At Lucky half-brother to Il Malocchio (Souper Speedy), who since
the catalogue has added the GIII Trillium S. to her previous
graded victory in the GIII Maple Leaf S.
For further information, visit www.cthsont.com.

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TUESDAY • AUGUST 1, 2023

DR. TONY RYAN BOOK AWARD FINALISTS
ANNOUNCED
An extraordinary time-hopping, historical novel; a compelling
biography of potential greatness and a life cut short; and apowerful, category-bending work of fiction told as the oral
history of a hard-luck horsewoman. Horse, by Geraldine Brooks,
Landaluce: The Story of Seattle Slew's First Champion, by Mary
Perdue, and Kick The Latch, by Kathryn Scanlan are the three
finalists for the 17th Dr. Tony Ryan Book Award, decided uponby a panel of racing and literary judges.
"The 2022 nominees included a refreshing group of voices new
to this Book Award, including the three finalists,@ lead judge Kay
Coyte noted. AThe works from these women were outstanding."
Founded in 2006 by the late Dr. Ryan, the award seeks tohonor the best in long-form writing related to horse racing. Its$10,000 prize remains among the largest in the literary world,
regardless of category. Following Dr. Ryan=s 2007 passing, thiscelebration of racing=s finest literature has been carried on byhis son, Shane, current president of the family=s Castleton Lyons
farm near Lexington.
In addition to the $10,000 winner=s check, two runners-up will
each receive $1,000. In addition, all three finalists will takehome Tipperary Irish crystal trophies in the form of Castleton
Lyons= iconic fieldstone tower. The winner is scheduled to beannounced November 9.

CARIBBEAN THOROUGHBRED AFTERCARE FACESUNSURE FUTURE; SEEKS COMMUNITY HELP
The future of Caribbean Thoroughbred Aftercare is up in the
air as the non-profit organization faces an unprecedented
increase in both rehab cases and operating expenses.
AResponsible aftercare is an imperative duty of the racing
industry--one that cannot be overlooked or ignored,@ said CTA
Adoption Coordinator Chrissy Laughlin. AAs they profit frombreeding and bringing these magnificent horses to Puerto Rico,
it is incumbent upon the industry to step up and provide theessential funding for their lifelong well-being and care.
Embracing this responsibility with unwavering dedication will
ensure a brighter future for these incredible athletes who havegiven their all on the racetrack.@
The CTA, which has seen a decline in on-island adoptions, has
struggled to place horses in suitable homes. So much so thatthey are unable to accept any additional horses as of Aug. 1 due
to Adepleted funds for quarantine and transportation.@
Those interested in assisting the CTA can find more
information here.

Thursday, Saratoga #9, post time: 5:44 p.m. EDT
GLENS FALLS S.-GII, $250,000, 4yo/up, f/m, 1 1/2mT
PP HORSE
SIRE
OWNER
1 War Like Goddess K
English Channel
George Krikorian
2 Virginia Joy (Ger)
Soldier Hollow (GB)Peter M. Brant
3 Amazing Grace (Ger)Protectionist (Ger)
Moyglare Stud Farm, Ltd.
4 McKulick (GB)Frankel (GB)Klaravich Stables, Inc.
5 Sopran Basilea (Ire)Night of Thunder (Ire)Madaket Stables LLC and Strauss, William
6 Elegant Taste K
Oxbow
Janet Quaintance
7 Vergara K
Noble Mission (GB)Gary Broad

TRAINER
Mott
Brown
Clement
Brown
MotionSmith
MotionJOCKEY
RosarioPrat
Gaffalione
Ortiz, Jr.
FrancoDavis
Velazquez

WT
122
120
122
120
122
118
120

Breeders: 1-Calumet Farm, 2-Gestut Auenquelle, 3-Dr. Chr. Berglar, 4-Essafinaat UK Ltd, 5-Aidan Sexton, 6-Calumet Farm, 7-Neil Jones
Friday, Saratoga #8, post time: 5:08 p.m. EDT
NATIONAL MUSEUM OF RACING HALL OF FAME S.-GII, $500,000, 3yo, 1mT
PP HORSESIRE
OWNER
TRAINERJOCKEY
1 More Than Looks K
More Than Ready
Victory Racing Partners
DeVaux
Velazquez
2 Bat Flip
Good Magic
Harrell Ventures, LLC and Starlight Racing
PletcherOrtiz
3 Appraise (Ire)
Kodiac (GB)Klaravich Stables, Inc.
Brown
Prat
4 Ocean Vision (Ire)U S Navy Flag
JR Ranch
Donworth
Murphy5 Mischievous Angel
Into Mischief
Brant, Peter M. and Parkland Thoroughbreds
Brown
Ortiz, Jr.
6 General Jim K
Into Mischief
Courtlandt Farms
McGaughey III Saez
7 Nagirroc
Lea
Little Red Feather Rcng, Madaket Stbl & Strauss, W Motion
Franco8 Mysterious Night (Ire)
Dark Angel (Ire)
Godolphin, LLC
ApplebyMullen9 Behind Enemy Lines (GB) Sioux Nation
Rockingham Ranch, Talla Racing & David Bernsen Sisterson
Rosario
10 Carl Spackler (Ire)
Lope de Vega (Ire)e Five Racing Thoroughbreds
Brown
Gaffalione

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118
118
120
118
118
120
120
118
118

Breeders: 1-Hinkle Farms, 2-Fifth Avenue Bloodstock, 3-Mr J & Mrs L Scott, 4-Mighty Universe Ltd, 5-Parkland Thoroughbreds, 6-Fifth Avenue Bloodstock& CenterlineBreeding, 7-Chervenell Thoroughbreds LLC, 8-Godolphin, 9-The Brigadier Partnership, 10-Fifth Avenue Bloodstock
Friday, Saratoga #7, post time: 4:34 p.m. EDTFASIG-TIPTON SARATOGA OAKS INVITATIONAL S.-GIII, $400,000, 3yo, f, 1 3/16mT
PP HORSE
SIRE
OWNER
1 Solo Album K
CurlinEclipse Tbrd Partners, Barber, G & Rocco, S
2 Caroline Street
No Nay Never
Detampel, Marc and Buckley, Michael
3 Elusive Princess (Fr)Martinborough (Jpn)
LNJ Foxwoods
4 Xigera K
NyquistRigney Racing, LLC
5 Allamericanbeauty K
Into Mischief
Courtlandt Farms
6 Honor D Lady K
Honor CodeFinal Furlong Farm and Madaket Stables LLC
7 Papilio (Ire)Starspangledbanner (Aus)
D. J. Stable, Medallion Racing, Fowler, Barry andParkland Thoroughbreds
8 American Sonja (GB)
Tasleet (GB)Mark Dobbin
9 Selenaia (Ire)
Sea The Moon (Ger)
Eclipse Thoroughbred Partners & Madaket Stables
10 Aspen Grove (Ire)
Justify
Glen Hill Farm and Magnier, Mrs. John
11 Strikingly SpunHard Spun
Highlander Training Center

TRAINERJOCKEYCasse
Ortiz
O'Brien
Gaffalione
DuboisPrat
Bauer
Leparoux
McGaughey III Velazquez
Joseph, Jr.
FrancoCasse
Castellano

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121
121
121
121
121
121

O'BrienThomas
Stack
Sharp

121
121
121
121

Rosario
Ortiz, Jr.
MurphySaez

Breeders: 1-Payson Stud Inc, 2-Grantley Acres, Ryan Conner &Ron Davidson, 3-1m. 1jean Philippe Dubois, 4-Cedar Hill LLC, 5-Mt. Brilliant F arm & Ranch,
LLC, 6-William Harrigan & Mike Pietrangelo, 7-SCEA Marmion & Mr A. Jathiere, 8-Whatcote Farm Stud, 9-D. G. Iceton, 10-Glen Hill Farm, 11-Austin Paul &Brenda PaulSunday, Ellis #8, post time: 4:22 p.m. EDT
PUCKER UP S.-GIII, $300,000, 3yo, f, 1 1/8mT
PP HORSE
SIRE
1 Bling K
American Pharoah
2 Frontal Attack
War Front
3 Time to Race
Race Day
4 Safeen K
War Front
5 Hang the Moon K
Uncle Mo
6 Wonderfull Lady (Fr)
Almanzor (Fr)
7 Lily Poo
Tapiture
8 Champagne Calling K Empire Maker
9

Freydis the Red (Fr)

Saxon Warrior (Jpn)

OWNER
G. Watts Humphrey, Jr.
Peter M. Brant
Circle 8
Galvin, Fergus and Hillen, Rebecca
CJ Thoroughbreds
Runnymede Farm, Inc and A.I.S
Eclipse Thoroughbred Partners
Six Column Stables, Bloch, Randall L.,
Gladden, Jim, Riverview Racing, et al.
Walking L Thoroughbreds &Three Chimneys FarmTRAINER
OliverBrown
Nihei
Kenneally
StidhamWalsh
McCarthy
WilkesJOCKEY
BejaranoCorralesGilligan
Saez
Arrieta
Beschizza
GrahamLanderos

McPeek

Hernandez, Jr. 118

Breeders: 1-Clarkland Farm LLC, 2-White Birch Farm, Inc., 3-Tropical Racing, 4-Shadwell Farm, LLC, 5-Repole Stable Inc, 6-Mr. Jean-Philippe Dubois,
7-Michael Meeks, 8-Don Alberto Corporation, 9-Eric Puerari, Oceanic Bloodstock SARL,Ecurie Du Parc Monceau et al.

WT
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AUG. 1 INSIGHTS: PRICEY CANDY RIDE FILLYUNVEILED AT ELLIS
by Patrycja Szpyra

Candy Ride | Lane=s End

5th-ELP, $70k, Msw, 2, f, 5 1/2fT, 2:45p.m. ET
Unveiled on a Tuesday in 5 1/2 furlong turf dash, CANDYLANDY (Candy Ride {Arg}) will go to post for conditioner George
Arnold not only carrying Martin Garcia but also the hopes thatcome with a $500,000 FTSAUG price tag. The bay has been seen
religiously on Churchill Downs=s work tab and has been given 6-1
odds on the morning line. The half-sister to MGSW & GISP
Messier (Empire Maker), who was last seen finishing fourth in
the GII San Pasqual S., will take on a field of ten with a full
docket of also-eligibles. TJCIS PPs
6th-ELP, $70k, Msw, 3yo/up, f/m, 6f, 3:18pm ET
In this six panel dash of 3-year-old fillies, HAPPY CHARGER(Super Saver) and Port Townsend (Uncle Mo) will be separated
by a single runner between them. The former is the full-sister to
GISW & MGISP Happy Saver and hails from the female line of
the great A.P. Indy through third dam Weekend Surprise. The
latter is not lacking for family either as the first to the races foran unraced half-sister to two-time champion MGISW Songbird(Medaglia d=Oro). Port Townsend=s female line includes the damof GSW Mico Margarita, and GSW Dean Delivers (Cajun Breeze),
who most recently ran third in the GI Alfred G. Vanderbilt H.
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Eclipse Filly Draws Wide For Debut

by Alan Carasso
Some of the most highly anticipated races during the summer
racing season are the 'baby' races during the boutique meetings
at both Saratoga and Del Mar and at Ellis Park, which attract its
fair share of high-priced offspring from a variety of top national
outfits.
Summer Breezes highlights debuting 2-year-olds at thosemeetings that have been sourced at the breeze-up sales earlier inthe year, with links to their under-tack previews. To follow are
the horses entered for Tuesday's rescheduled races as Ellis Park:

Tuesday, August 1, 2023
Ellis 3, $40k, 2yo, f, (R), 5 1/2fT, 1:43 p.m. ET
White Dove (Violence) OBSMAR
50,000 :10.2
Consignor: 30-30 Ranch
Buyer: Eclipse Thoroughbred Partners

Ellis 5, $70k, 2yo, f, 5 1/2fT, 2:45 p.m. ET
Raining Sugar (Twirling Candy)-AE FTMMAY
150,000:10.2
Consignor: JVC Training and Sales, agent
Buyer: Taproot Bloodstock

IN ORDER OF PURSE:
6th-Ellis, $70,000, Msw, 7-31, 2yo, f, 6f, 1:11.17, ft, 7 3/4
lengths.
CONDON CANDY (f, 2, Unified--Sweetness 'n Light, by

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Distorted Humor) broke well enough to go on and set the pacefrom two off the rail, drawing away from her rivals at the threefurlong marker. Widening her advantage while being kept to hertask, Condon Candy made the margin 7 3/4 lengths over Regal
Humor (Kantharos), who would come on from midpack to claim
second after bouncing off runners at the break. A half-sister to
Stormy Sky (Sky Mesa), GSP, $223,932--who delivered a 2023
filly by Knicks Go--Condon Candy also claims the dam of SP
Sweetest Princess (Cairo Prince) as a half-sibling. The victresshere is the most recent to the races for her experienced dam,
being the eighth from nine of age, and has a pair of halfbrothers in the wings--a yearling by Global Campaign and a 2023
colt by Game Winner. Sweetness >n Light visited Nashville for2024. This is the extended female family of MGSW-Brz
Isaformer (Temple City); MGISW Octave; MGSW Belle Cherie;
and track record-setter MSW Zestful. Sales history: $70,000 RNA
Wlg '21 KEENOV; $70,000 2yo '23 OBSAPR. Lifetime Record:
1-1-0-0, $40,600. Click for the Equibase.com chart.
O-Baron Stable; B-Dailey Bloodstock, LLC & Tommy Wente (KY);
T-Brendan P. Walsh.

Condon Candy | Coady

7th-Ellis, $70,000, Msw, 7-31, 3yo/up, f/m, 1 1/16mT, 1:44.17,
fm, 1 3/4 lengths.
LEMON BOMB (f, 3, Army Mule--Bitter Lemon {MSP,$140,421}, by Lemon Drop Kid), on the board in all three priorstarts--the first two with former conditioner Peter Pugh--brokethrough here to don cap and gown. Jumping well to set the pacefrom the fence, she put a comfortable margin on the pursuingfield through midstretch, but lugged out severely in the final

TUESDAY • AUGUST 1, 2023

sixteenth. Frothy (Liam=s Map) was able to make up someground but the victress held sway comfortably. Lemon Bombcame into the race off a June 24 effort at course and distance
where she finished second by a neck in her seasonal bow. Twoback in her final start for Pugh, she tried a sloppy Churchill
Downs six panel dash and finished third behind long-gone
winner MGSW Red Carpet Ready (Oscar Performance).
Lemon Bomb claims a pair of black-type producing half-sisters
in Not Again (Awesome Again), who produced a Group
competitor in Chile, and Honky Tonk Angel (Bluegrass Cat), thedam of MSP Olivia Darling (Palace) and SP Tapiz Dream (Tapizar).
The most recent to the races, she has a yearling half-brother by
Liam=s Map as well as a 2023 half-sister by Combatant. Dam
Bitter Lemon visited Cyberknife and Omaha Beach for 2024.
Sales history: $16,000 Wlg '20 EASDEC; $50,000 Ylg '21 FTKFEB;$40,000 Ylg '21 FTKOCT; $105,000 RNA 2yo '22 EASMAY;$105,000 3yo '23 KEEAPR. Lifetime Record: 4-1-2-1, $98,000.
Click for the Equibase.com chart.
O-Connie & Richard Snyder, St. Augustine Manor LLC and Brian
Chenvert; B-Matthew Alber & Chesapeake Farm (KY); T-Eddie
Kenneally.

5th-Ellis, $53,200, Msw, 7-31, 2yo, 1mT, 1:38.92, fm, 1 3/4
lengths.
BLUE EYED GEORGE (c, 2, Flameaway--Acting Naughty {GSW,$421,709}, by Offlee Wild) checked going into the first bend,
but recovered well to remain in the bit in midpack two off therail. Shifting farther out and inching closer from three wide
going through the far bend, he was called on to launch his bid
and he responded well. Five wide with a head full of steam, hecircled the leaders and was leading by the furlong grounds. He
hit the wire 1 3/4 lengths ahead of Mugatu (Blofeld). Halfbrother to Offlee Naughty (Flashback), MGSW, $390,645, Blue
Eyed George is his dam=s last registered offspring, but he is her
fifth winner from five to the races. This is the female family of
MGSW Marlang. Sales history: $50,000 Ylg '22 TTAYRL; $200,000
2yo '23 OBSAPR. Lifetime Record: 1-1-0-0, $28,420. Click for theEquibase.com chart.
O-BG Stables; B-Clear Creek Stud LLC (LA); T-Michael W.
McCarthy.

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TUESDAY • AUGUST 1, 2023**$75,000 RNA Ylg '21 KEEJAN; $30,000 Ylg '21 FTKOCT;$85,000 2yo '22 OBSJUN. VIDEO (SC 7)
Calm Strong, f, 4, Bayern--Diva's Seastar (SP), by Broken Vow.
Busan, 7-30, Hcp. (C1), 1800m. B-Randy Taylor (KY). *Won indead heat. **$15,000 Ylg '20 FTKOCT. VIDEO (SC 8)
Crazy Conti, g, 6, Constitution--Ghostly Darkness, by
Ghostzapper. Busan, 7-30, Hcp. (C1), 1800m. B-Hargus Sexton,
Sandra Sexton, Silver Fern Farm & Tom Bozarth (KY). *Won indead heat. **1/2 to Levante Lion (Pioneerof the Nile), GSWJpn, $468,656. ***$30,000 Ylg '18 FTKOCT. VIDEO (SC 9)

Blue Eyed George | Coady

6th-Finger Lakes, $32,017, Msw, 7-31, 3yo/up, f/m, 5 1/2f,
1:07.47, ft, 2 1/4 lengths.
STARR'S DELIGHT (f, 3, Central Banker--Jitney {MSP, $225,301},
by Utopia {Jpn}) led this mixed field of older fillies withexperience, and firsters like herself, gate-to-wire to graduate themaiden ranks at first asking. Despite her rider losing the whip at
the furlong pole, she maintained a clear 2 1/4-length margin
over 6-5 favorite Rubys Mission (Mission Impazible) down to theline. Starr=s Delight has a 2-year-old half-sister A Thousand Plan
(War Dancer), a yearling half-sister by King for a Day, and a 2023
half-brother by Big Brown. Lifetime Record: 1-1-0-0, $19,260.
Click for the Equibase.com chart.
O-Team Millennium; B-Team Millennium Stable (NY); T-Stacy
Torelli.

IN JAPAN:
Maple Gang, c, 2, War Front. See 'US-Bred & -Sired Winners inJapan'IN SOUTH KOREA:
Luckiest Girl, f, 3, Jess's Dream--Skylarbdancing, by Sky Mesa.
Busan, 7-30, Hcp. (C4), 1300m. B-Jennifer A & Gillian K
Johnson (FL). *Won by nine lengths as the 9-10 favorite.
*$12,000 Ylg '21 OBSOCT; $75,000 2yo '22 OBSJUN.
VIDEO (SC 10)
Gangseo Giant, f, 3, Union Rags--Lexington Pearl, by Elusive
Quality. Busan, 7-29, Hcp. (C2), 1600m. B-Stonewall Dominion
Farm (KY). *Scored by eight lengths as the 3-5 chalk.

IN PERU:
Abundancia, f, 3, California Chrome--Cry to Kat's Me, by Street
Cry (Ire). Monterrico, 7-29, Clasico Independencia-G2, 2400m.
B-KatieRich Farms (KY). *1ST GROUP WIN. **MG1SP-Per.
***$16,000 Ylg '21 FTKOCT. VIDEO (SC 2)
IN MEXICO:My Witch Asquifar, c, 3, Cloud Computing--Title Winner, by Tiz
Wonderful. Hipodromo de las Americas, 7-29, Clasico
Diamante (Mex-G1, NBT), 1 1/16m. B-Kathie Maybee &Bernard & Karen King (KY). *Ch. Imp. 2yo Filly-Mex. **$12,000
Ylg '21 FTKOCT.
Performance Crown, c, 3, Oscar Performance--Memorial Wall,by Chattahoochee War. Hipodromo de las Americas, 7-29,
Derby Mexicano (Mex-G1, NBT), 1 1/8m. B-Amerman Racing(KY). *$2,500 Ylg '21 FTKOCT.
IN RUSSIA:
Golden Horde, c, 2, Skipshot--Valid Valencia, by NorthernAfleet, Rostov-on-Don, 7-30, Maiden, 1200m. B-Dan Considine(KY). *1ST-TIME STARTER. **$60,000 Ylg '22 FTKOCT. ***Full
to Injunction, GSP, $397,682.
My Pi Ride, c, 3, Candy Ride (Arg)--My Pi Romancer, by Unusual
Heat. Rostov-on-Don, 7-30, Small Derby (Rus-G2, NBT),
2400m. B-Ron Stolich (KY). *$30,000 Ylg '21 KEESEP.
Hero Mo, c, 3, Mo Town--Rockin, by Hard Spun. Rostov-on-Don,
7-30, Rostov Derby (Rus-G1, NBT), 2400m. B-Mercedes Stables
LLC (KY). *Won for the seventh time in eight starts. **$27,000
Ylg '21 KEESEP.

IN KAZAKHSTAN:
Sulu Zhel, f, 2, Maximus Mischief--St. Croix, by Any Given
Saturday. Almaty, 7-30, Hcp., 1200m. B-Brandywine Farm (Jim
& Pam Robinson) (KY). *1ST-TIME STARTER. **Won via DQ.
***Eighth winner for freshman sire (by Into Mischief).
****$30,000 Ylg '22 KEESEP.
Cont., p4

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West Coast Knight, c, 3, West Coast--Claire's Song, byUnbridled's Song. Almaty, 7-30, Kazakh Derby (Rus-G1, NBT),
2400m. B-Machmer Hall & D + J Racing Stables LLC (KY). *Wonby 12 lengths. **1/2 to Elusive Mischief (Into Mischief), SW,$272,178; and Mo Clare's (Uncle Mo), SW, $199,224.
***$95,000 Ylg '21 KEESEP; $22,000 2yo '22 KEENOV.
FIRST-CROP STARTERS TO WATCH: TUESDAY, AUG. 1
2023 Stud Fees Listed
Catholic Boy (More Than Ready), Claiborne Farm, $15,000
104 foals of racing age/2 winners/0 black-type winners
3-Ellis, 1:43 p.m. EDT, Msw 5 1/2fT, Pray for Champagne, 4-1$45,000 RNA KEE SEP yrl
Sunday's Results:
1st-Niigata, -10,480,000 ($73,737), Maiden, 2yo, 1200m,
1:12.4, ft.
MAPLE GANG (c, 2, War Front--Crimson Maple, by Rahy) was
fifth of seven in a nine-furlong event on Hanshin turf debut
June 25, but was backing up in trip and switching to the dirt for
the first time Sunday. Backed into 19-10 favoritism, the$200,000 Keeneland September yearling jumped nicely fromgate four and pressed a good pace from second. Between rivals
into the straight, the bay colt found more when called uponinside the furlong marker and went on to score by 3/4 of alength. The winner is a half-brother to Goldwood (Medaglia
d'Oro), MSW, $410,130. Crimson Maple, who passed away thisyear after foaling a full-sister to Goldwood Feb. 5, is a daughterof dual Grade I winner Maplejinsky (Nijinsky II), the dam ofchampion Sky Beauty (Blushing Groom {Fr}), who was sold toJapanese interests for $2.7 million in foal to A.P. Indy at the
1994 Keeneland November Sale. Maplejinsky is also the dam of
Silence Beauty (Jpn) (Sunday Silence), a $1-million Keeneland
July yearling who returned to Lexington and sold for $525,000 to
Charles Fipke. The foal she was carrying at the time became
future Grade I winner and sire Tale of Ekati (Tale of the Cat) andSilence Beauty later produced GSW Tale of Silence (Tale of theCat) for Fipke. The second dam also includes GI Breeders' Cup
Distaff winner Pleasant Home (Seeking the Gold) and
MGSW/GISP Country Hideaway (Seeking the Gold), whilechampion third dam Gold Beauty (Mr. Prospector) accounted forHorse of the Year Dayjur (Danzig). This is also the family ofViolence (Medaglia d'Oro). Sales history: $200,000 Ylg '22
KEESEP. Lifetime Record: 2-1-0-0, $43,972.
O-Makoto Kato; B-Colts Neck Stables LLC (KY); T-Kazuya
Nakatake.

""""

Enticed (Medaglia d'Oro), Darley, $5,000
104 foals of racing age/6 winners/0 black-type winners
6-Finger Lakes, 3:40 p.m. EDT, Msw 5f, Shezenticing, 7-2$10,000 RNA FTK OCT yrl
Flameaway (Scat Daddy), Darby Dan Farm, $7,500
116 foals of racing age/5 winners/1 black-type winner
1-Elp All Turf Pick 3, 2:45 p.m. EDT, Msw 5 1/2fT, Evermore,
15-1$20,000 FTK OCT yrl
Mitole (Eskendereya), Spendthrift Farm, $15,000
159 foals of racing age/4 winners/0 black-type winners
6-Finger Lakes, 3:40 p.m. EDT, Msw 5f, Mybronxbaby, 6-1
3-Ellis, 1:43 p.m. EDT, Msw 5 1/2fT, Princess Mitole, 7-2$20,000 RNA FTK OCT yrl; $32,000 RNA OBS MAR 2yo
3-Ellis, 1:43 p.m. EDT, Msw 5 1/2fT, Yes to Champagne, 15-1
$80,000 KEE NOV wnl; $40,000 KEE SEP yrl
Omaha Beach (War Front), Spendthrift Farm, $30,000
138 foals of racing age/5 winners/0 black-type winners
1-Elp All Turf Pick 3, 2:45 p.m. EDT, Msw 5 1/2fT, Tipsy Runner,
8-1$50,000 KEE NOV wnl; $155,000 KEE SEP yrl

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World of Trouble (Kantharos), Hill 'n' Dale at Xalapa, $5,000
89 foals of racing age/4 winners/0 black-type winners
3-Ellis, 1:43 p.m. EDT, Msw 5 1/2fT, Girls Weekend, 5-1$37,000 KEE SEP yrl; $50,000 OBS MAR 2yo
SECOND-CROP STARTERS TO WATCH: TUESDAY, AUG. 1
2023 Stud Fees Listed
Tapidor (Tapit), Hurst Racing Stables, private
2 foals of racing age/0 winners/0 black-type winners
1-Fanduel Sportsbook And Horse Racing, 2:00 p.m. EDT, Msw 4f,
It's On, 12-1

ALLOWANCE RESULTS:
7th-Thistledown, $35,800, (S), 7-31, (NW2L), 3yo/up, 1m,
1:41.46, ft, 5 1/4 lengths.
K KID (g, 3, Run Away and Hide--Flight Eleven, by Midas Eyes)
Lifetime Record: 10-2-3-0, $74,889. O-Jack Cannon; B-Sherri
Williams (OH); T-Richard Zielinski. *Full to Rollin All the Way, SP,$294,351.

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10th-Emerald Downs, $24,210, 7-30, (C), 3yo/up, 6f, 1:10.61, ft,
1 3/4 lengths.
POVERTY BAY (g, 4, Coast Guard--Hula Lula, by Raise the Bluff)
Lifetime Record: 16-3-7-3, $79,090. O-Rick Kessler and Terra
Firma Farm; B-Dave Breiwick (WA); T-Joe Toye.
ADDITIONAL MAIDEN WINNERS:
Mega Moon, g, 3, Frosted--Luna Rosa, by Malibu Moon. Del
Mar, 7-30, (C), 1 1/16mT, 1:43.15. Lifetime Record: 5-1-1-1,$39,860. B-Rosa Colasanti (KY). *$45,000 RNA Ylg '21 KEESEP;$75,000 2yo '22 OBSAPR.

O Romeo, g, 3, Gary D--Romantic Juliet, by Put It Back.
Thistledown, 7-31, 6f, 1:11.60. Lifetime Record: 7-1-0-4,$24,914. B-Don Ming (FL).
Cantstealmythunder, g, 4, Dialed In--Joyce, by Rock Hard Ten.
Presque Isle Downs, 7-31, 1 1/16m (AWT), 1:44.94. Lifetime
Record: 3-1-2-0, $30,000. B-Larry B. Taylor (KY). *$8,000 Ylg'20 KEEJAN; $100,000 Ylg '20 KEESEP.

8th-Emerald Downs, $28,210, (NW1$6MX)/Opt. Clm ($40,000),
7-30, 3yo/up, f/m, 6f, 1:11.09, ft, neck.
DAFFODIL SWEET (m, 6, Ministers Wild Cat--Easy On My Heart,by Lion Heart) Lifetime Record: MSW, 19-10-3-1, $200,161.
O-One Horse Will Do Corporation; B-Michael Terry (CA);T-Marshall Allen. *$16,000 Ylg '18 BAROCT.
7th-Finger Lakes, $25,600, 7-31, (NW3L), 3yo/up, f/m, 6f,
1:12.43, ft, 3/4 length.
SHESAWILDJOKER (f, 4, Practical Joke--Tarquinia, bySpeightstown) Lifetime Record: SW, 15-3-2-4, $139,862.
O-Joseph Bucci; B-Three Diamonds Farm (NY); T-William H.
Bartlett. *$80,000 Ylg '20 KEESEP.

4th-Finger Lakes, $24,700, (S), (NW2BX)/Opt. Clm ($10,000),
7-31, 3yo/up, 5 1/2f, 1:05.57, ft, 2 3/4 lengths.
FORWARD MOTION (g, 8, Mission Impazible--Satin Sheeks, by
Elusive Quality) Lifetime Record: 54-10-13-3, $197,482. O/T-M.
Anthony Ferraro; B-Chester & Mary R. Broman (NY). *1/2 toSpin a Yarn (Forty Tales), SP, $153,360.

Army Mule, Lemon Bomb, f, 3, o/o Bitter Lemon, by Lemon
Drop Kid. MSW, 7-31, Ellis
Central Banker, Starr's Delight, f, 3, o/o Jitney, by Utopia (Jpn).
MSW, 7-31, Finger Lakes
Coast Guard, Poverty Bay, g, 4, o/o Hula Lula, by Raise the Bluff.
ALW, 7-30, Emerald Downs
Dialed In, Cantstealmythunder, g, 4, o/o Joyce, by Rock Hard
Ten. MSW, 7-31, Presque Isle Downs

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Flameaway, Blue Eyed George, c, 2, o/o Acting Naughty, byOfflee Wild. MSW, 7-31, Ellis
Frosted, Mega Moon, g, 3, o/o Luna Rosa, by Malibu Moon.
MCL, 7-30, Del Mar
Gary D, O Romeo, g, 3, o/o Romantic Juliet, by Put It Back. MSW,
7-31, Thistledown
Ministers Wild Cat, Daffodil Sweet, m, 6, o/o Easy On My Heart,by Lion Heart. AOC, 7-30, Emerald Downs.
Mission Impazible, Forward Motion, g, 8, o/o Satin Sheeks, by
Elusive Quality. AOC, 7-31, Finger Lakes
Practical Joke, Shesawildjoker, f, 4, o/o Tarquinia, bySpeightstown. ALW, 7-31, Finger Lakes
Run Away and Hide, K Kid, g, 3, o/o Flight Eleven, by Midas
Eyes. ALW, 7-31, Thistledown
Unified, Condon Candy, f, 2, o/o Sweetness 'n Light, by Distorted
Humor. MSW, 7-31, Ellis

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Lemon Bomb (2) lugs out badly in the stretch but safely holds heradvantage | CoadyTUESDAY, AUGUST 1 2023

SEVEN DAYS:HOOKED ON HUKUM

Owen Burrows with Hukum's owner, Sheikha Hissa, and herhusband, Sheikh Maktoum bin Majid Al Maktoum
Racingfotos

By Emma Berry
It's Goodwood, it's Galway, but this week's column comes toyou from Glorious Golspie, 170 miles north of Britain's most
northerly racecourse, and roughly the same distance acrossScotland from the country's most recent retiree from thetraining ranks. Keith Dalgleish has packed up his stable at
Carluke and moved to Oban in the western Highlands to pursue,
at his own choosing, a life outside racing. A successful jockey inhis days working for fellow Scot Mark Johnston, and later
Scotland's most prolific trainer, Dalgleish will be missed both
north and south of the border. We wish him well.
Life in the Highlands certainly has its appeal. Over the last
week there have been peregrine falcons, seals, sheep and cattle,
not to mention my faithful lurcher, to fan my love of fur andfeather, but I miss the horses. I missed being at Ascot, too, for aproper humdinger of a >King George'.
With August now upon us, the Arc is just two months away. It
may still feel like we've only just dried out from a horribly wet
Guineas weekend but the season, and life, gallops on. It appears
that it will be at Longchamp that we next see Hukum (Ire) (SeaThe Stars {Ire}) in public, and thank goodness that he wasallowed to gallop on, eventually, after the injury he sustained
when winning the Coronation Cup last season. Cont. p3

GOODWOOD: ENGLISH RAIN? COURAGE
MON AMI! by Tom Frary
While the 2023 English summer staggers on in dour misery,
Britain looks to the Qatar Goodwood Festival which in terms of
the weather is a far cry from its prior AGlorious Goodwood@standing but in terms of thoroughbred quality is up there withany of its counterparts. This week, we get to see the Royal Ascot
heroes Courage Mon Ami (GB) (Frankel {GB}) and Paddington(GB) (Siyouni {Fr}) and the likes of Blue Rose Cen (Ire) (Churchill{Ire}) and Nashwa (GB) (Frankel {GB}), to name a few. If the rainthat presaged the action at Ascot last week continues, softground specialists will be the order of each day with the opening
fixture set to take place on good-to-soft, soft in places.
That makes the G1 Al Shaqab Goodwood Cup even more of a
stamina test than usual, which should be no hindrance toWathnan Racing=s Gold Cup hero Courage Mon Ami given how
strongly he saw out that race over a further half a mile. Pointed
here instead of the same connections= 3-year-old option Gregory(GB) (Golden Horn {GB}), the Gosdens= unbeaten representative
has experience of this tricky circuit having won a handicap here
in May. Cont. p6

IN TDN AMERICA TODAY
FLAY'S TWO COLTS ON TARGET FOR SARATOGA SALE
Celebrity chef Bobby Flay offers a pair of well-bred colts at theupcoming Fasig-Tipton Saratoga Yearling Sale.

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Stradivarius, with Frankie Dettori aboard, winning the Al Shaqab Goodwood Cup for arecord fourth time in 2020. The chestnut will be inducted into the QIPCO British
Champions Series Hall of Fame during a ceremony at Goodwood Racecourse Tuesday.
See story p7 | Racingfotos.com

LOPE DE VEGA FILLY TOPS ARQANA ONLINE

9

Recent Clairefontaine winner Juana Ines (Ire) brought €180,000
from Stuart StuckEy Monday to top Arqana's third Pop-up Sale of the season.

BHA AGAIN AMENDS WHIP RULES

9

Following a six-month review, The British Horseracing Authority again madeadjustments to the rules, penalties and structure of whip rules in Britain.

DAUGHTER OF G1SW CLEMMIE DEBUTS AT GALWAY

12

Mayfair (Ire) (Justify), out of G1 Cheveley S. heroine Clemmie (Ire), makes her
career debut at Galway Tuesday.

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Cont. from p1
The Classics are, of course, important tests by which wemeasure Thoroughbreds and, with such a premium on precocity,some budding young stars are never allowed to perform beyond
even their juvenile season. The later-maturing types, however,
may not even be ready to show their mettle in a Classic.
Westover (GB) (Frankel {GB}), beaten only a head by Hukum in
the King George, is clearly still improving, despite having been abrilliant three-year-old who was third in the Derby before
winning the Irish Derby. Hukum, whose Classic year was theCovid-delayed season of 2020, was given a Derby entry but
didn't run at Epsom after winning the King George V H. andbeing struck into during that race. (Royal Ascot, in that strange
season, was run before the Derby meeting.) It is impossible tosay how much that may have been a blessing in disguise, andHukum did run fifth in the St Leger, but the initial softly-softly
approach of his trainer Owen Burrows, perhaps as much bynecessity as by design, is certainly paying dividends now.
Hukum's progression has been immense: from solid multiple
Group 3 winner in the shadow of his celebrated younger brother
Baaeed (GB) to star status himself.
Baaeed was the top-rated turf horse in the world last year.
Hukum would have to win the Arc in sensational fashion to
overturn Equinox (Jpn) or his fellow Shadwell colour-bearer
Mostahdaf (Ire), but he is bearing down on them and, as we saw
on Saturday, he doesn't shirk a battle.
It is not the first time, either, that siblings from this family,
passed on from the late Queen to Sheikh Hamdan Al Maktoum
through the sale of Height Of Fashion (Fr) (Bustino {GB}), haveexcelled. In 1989, Height Of Fashion's son Nashwan (BlushingGroom {Fr}) added the King George to his victories in the 2,000
Guineas, Derby, and Eclipse. That same year, his half-brother
Unfuwain (Northern Dancer) won the G2 Jockey Club S. after
landing the previous year's G2 Princess of Wales's S. Later,
another half-brother, Nayef (Gulch), piled extra glory on thefamily with four Group 1 victories, including the Prince ofWales's and Champion S. Previously, for the Queen, both Height
Of Fashion and her half-brother Milford (GB) (Mill Reef) won the
G2 Princess of Wales's S.
Cont. p4

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With so many of the better horses in increasingly fewer hands,
However long Burrows holds a training licence, it is unlikely
one can't help wondering about the knock-on effect this has, not
any horse will ever surpass Hukum in his regard. The trainer's
just on field sizes, but on that key tier of horses just below the
first Royal Ascot winner, first winner in Dubai at a crucial andtop level who appear to beemotional time for the
missing from our racecourses.
Shadwell operation, and his
Admittedly, a number offirst Group 1 winner, thethem are sold to race on
six-year-old has been theabroad for more lucrative
most wonderfulprize-money. But how many
advertisement for the talents
perhaps do not contest asof Burrows, who spent many
many big races as they mighta year learning from Sir
do in other hands when
Michael Stoute, himself asituations might arise in whichmaster at handlinga trainer could have several
progressive, middle-distancerealistic chances for a Patternhorses of this ilk.
race but only wishes to run
Following a banner
one, or maybe two, in it? A
weekend for his stable, whenmore even spread among a
Alfaila (GB) (Dark Angel {Ire})
wider range of trainers would
also won the G2 York S. for
Alexis Pouchin celebrates his first Group 1 victory on Mqse De Sevigne surely increase thehis major patron, it is worth
Scoop Dyga
competitiveness of a goodreflecting that Burrows has
number of Pattern races.
but a fraction of the equine ammunition gifted to some of thecountry's biggest stables. Of the top 20 trainers in Britain, he has
been represented by the fewest number of runs (62 for 29
What next for Epsom heroes?
horses) with the next lowest in that group having been 142 runs
It was not a good week for Derby winners. Adayar (Ire)for Julie Camacho's 53 runners. How wonderful, too, to have(Frankel {GB}), who also won the 2021 King George, wasseen her stable shine through with a serious horse this year in
officially retired after being well beaten into second in the G2
the dual Group 1 winner Shaquille (GB) (Charm Spirit {Ire}).
Princess of Wales's S. at Newmarket, having added the
It is, of course, each owner's prerogative to send their horserescheduled G3 Gordon Richards S. to his wins' tally on his
wherever they like to be trained, and to run them where andseasonal resumption.
when they like, even if the braying mob on Twitter (yes, I'm still
Desert Crown (GB) (Nathaniel {Ire}) was again stood down, thiscalling it that) may think otherwise. But at a time when thetime with a leg infection, while Auguste Rodin (Ire) (Deep Impact
trainer numbers are falling in Britain and Ireland, and racing{Jpn}), who started favourite for the King George, continued his
could do with extra diversity in its stories, it would be refreshing>all duck or no dinner' season when being eased down a longto see some of the major owners consider their options more
way out and cantering over the line in last place.
widely.

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TUESDAY • 1 August 2023

place at stud, standing for several years at Haras du Quesnay
It is fervently hoped that both Desert Crown and Augusteand later at the Rothschild family's Haras de Meautry.
Rodin will return to the fray and to the level of form that it took
As a Listed place-getter and dual winner, Penne, one of six
to win at Epsom in the first place. Racing careers for colts at thisfoals by her sire born in 2003, was certainly to the forefront oflevel are of course always conducted with a weather eye on a
Sevres Rose's runners, though his best is arguably the G3 Prix defuture stallion career. Losses can be costly, but the level ofla Nonette winner Viane Rose (Fr), who was later bought as ainterest in Saturday's big race and those major weight-for-age
broodmare prospect by Katsumi
contests to come show just how
Yoshida of Northern Farm. Her
much giving such horses a chancegroup success in 2005 may wellto race beyond their Classic
have helped Sevres Rose to his
season enhances the level ofrecord number of foals in his 14
engagement with the racing
years of covering. From a total
public. It is worth considering,of 127 foals born through those
too, how much the World Pool isyears, 42 of them arrived inboosted by a decent
2007.
double-figure field. For the King
Although Viane Rose has a
George card on Saturday, World
pair of Listed winners among
Pool turnover reached a newher seven winning offspring inhigh of HK$287.3m (,28.8m), up
Japan, she has been far outdone
from HK$253.4m last year, albeit
by Penne at stud. Mqse De
the number of races on the day
Sevigne is the latter's second
increased from seven to eight. Of
Ollie Sangster, centre, with Shuwari
Group 1 winner following
that, HK$49.4m (,4.9m), theas his father, Ben, left, looks on | Racingfotos
Meandre (Fr) (Slickly {Fr}),highest turnover for any race on
whose four wins at the highest level included the Grand Prix dethe day, was bet on the King George, which was up from
Paris. A top-class winning filly ensures the line of succession for
HK$29.9m (,3.2m) in 2022 when there were only six runners.
the equine family as much as it will encourage the humans
involved to continue in their successful endeavours which have
The Rothschild for Rothschildseen the Haras de Meautry remain in the family's ownership
While Sea The Stars had bragging rights through Hukum atsince its inception in 1875.
Ascot, it was his fellow Aga Khan Studs stallion Siyouni (Fr) who
had a major say in events during Deauville's opening meeting on
Sunday.
While being responsible for a new TDN Rising Star in thejuvenile Elbaz (Fr), from the family of Siyouni's first Classic
winner Ervedya (Fr), most notably he was represented by a newGroup 1 winner, Mqse de Sevgine (Fr). The four-year-old's win
was extra special for her owner/breeder Baron Edouard deRothschild, whose family gave the race its name.
Rothschild, who under more normal circumstances would havebeen presenting the trophy, instead accepted it from his son
Louis, and he admitted that his thoughts were very much withhis father. The latter, Baron Guy de Rothschild, who died in
2007, not only bred the winner's dam, Penne (Fr), but also hersire, Sevres Rose (Fr), granddam Une Pensee (Fr), and thatmare's sire, Kenmare (Fr).
The name Sevres Rose won't be jumping off too many
pedigree pages. The son of Caerleon was unraced but, as a sonof Rothschild's homebred G1 Prix Vermeille winner Indian Rose
(Fr) (General Holme) and grandson of the classy stayer and top
producer Lady Berry (Fr) (Violin d'Ingres {Fr}), he was afforded a

RenaissanceHardly anyone will have been more delighted with the French
resurgence on the track this season than Edouard de Rothschild,
who combines his breeding activities with being president ofFrance Galop.
All four French Classics run in 2023 have been won by
French-trained horses, as well as five other Group 1s. Only Ralph
Beckett and Owen Burrows have so far made off with a FrenchGroup 1 trophy, courtesy of Westover and Anmaat (Ire) (Awtaad{Ire}). In Ace Impact (Fr) (Cracksman {GB}), Blue Rose Cen (Fr),and Feed The Flame (Ire) (Kingman {GB}), the French also look tohave three of the best three-year-olds in Europe.

Sangster's Winning Combination
A chestnut filly by New Bay (GB), bred at Ballylinch Stud,winning a stakes race in the silks of Lucy Sangster? One could beforgiven for thinking that this was Saffron Beach (Ire) all overagain, but there is one key difference for the young filly
following in her considerable wake.

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While Ollie Sangster was the co-owner, with his mother andJames Wigan, of the dual Group 1 winner Saffron Beach, he is
the trainer of Shuwari (Ire), the latest black-type winner for New
Bay and the first to score at stakes level for Sangster, who is in
his first season training at Manton. With seven winners from 29
starts to date, he has made a promising start to his career withhis 27 horses on the books.
Shuwari, who is co-owned by her breeder Ballylinch Stud,added the Listed EBF Star S. to her maiden success at Newbury amonth earlier, and is the stand-out of the string so far. The
young trainer also now has one of the rising forces of theownership ranks in his stable following the private sale of Per
Contra (Ire) (Footstepsinthesand {Ire}) to Wathnan Racing after
his winning debut at Chepstow. Ruled out of a start in theG2 Vintage S. this week, the colt holds an entry for the
G2 Champagne S. next month.

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AShe loved the ease in the ground at the Curragh,@ Aidan
O=Brien said. AShe comes out of races on fast ground perfectly,
which suggests it does not bother her, but she appears muchbetter with an ease in the ground.@ In a deep renewal, the first
four home from the G2 Yorkshire Cup re-oppose with thewinner Giavellotto (Ire) (Mastercraftsman {Ire}) a fresh horse
and the runner-up Eldar Eldarov (GB) (Dubawi {Ire}) back on amore suitable surface after flopping in the Gold Cup. Marco
Botti is hoping that Giavellotto can repay the resisted
temptation to run at the Royal meeting. AHe won well at Yorkand it has always been the plan to skip the Gold Cup at Ascot
and go to Goodwood,@ he said. AHe is well and his prep has goneto plan, we think he is fit and he looks in good order. We know
he stays and we=re looking forward to it. Two miles is not an
issue, but we felt the Ascot Gold Cup may have stretched him alittle bit. He settles well and he looks a stronger horse than lastyear. I just worry about the ground, I hope it will be nice groundfor everyone and not extremes. Good-to-soft would be what hewants.@

Goodwood Preview cont. from p1
AJohn [Gosden] was keen to train both him and Gregory for therace and soft ground or probable soft ground swayed the
All Boxes Ticked For Kinross...
decision towards running Courage Mon Ami, while Gregory will
Also on Tuesday is the G2 World Pool Lennox S., the next innow take a different route, with his main aim being the St
the sequence of seven-furlong features which have been
Leger,@ the owners= racing adviser Richard Brown said. AHe=s
enhanced in recent years and which now provide a welcome
back in trip, but he won there impressively before the Gold Cup
narrative throughout the season. One of the finest in thisand we know he handles the track. I don=t think it will be acategory is Marc Chan=s TDN Rising Star Kinross (GB) (Kingman
problem coming back to two miles, it was always the question{GB}), who has the rain and return to the trip over which he isbefore Ascot if he would he staymost comfortable to suit. He
two and a half.@
also has Frankie Dettori back on
Fourth here last year, Mick andboard, with the partnership
Janice Mariscotti=s Coltrane (Ire)temporarily ruptured by a
(Mastercraftsman {Ire}) is backspurious riding ban in the G1
an improved horse and has justJuly Cup in which the high-class
3/4 of a length to turn aroundgelding again showed hiswith Courage Mon Ami from theversatility to be third. Having
Gold Cup. Oisin Murphy believesbeaten Creative Force (Ire)the high-class veteran has(Dubawi {Ire}) and Space Blues
conditions in his favour to do so.
(Ire) (Dubawi {Ire}) in 2021, heAAll the signs at home arewas an unlucky second 12
positive and I think this twomonths ago so this is clearly his
miles will suit him better thanbag. AThere is no doubt this is
the two and a half at Ascot,@ hehis best distance,@ Chan=s racing
said. AI don=t think the quick
Kinross | Alayna Cullen
manager Jamie McCalmont said
ground was a problem in theof the Ralph Beckett yard=sGold Cup as he obviously let himself down on it, but we know
stalwart, who is set to be an integral part of Dettori=s farewellfrom his past form that he enjoys some dig in the ground, sotour. AHe likes the course and he=s justifiably the favourite, even
that=s a plus for him.@
though that doesn=t mean he will win the race.@
Also helped by the rain is Ballydoyle=s Emily Dickinson (Ire)(Dubawi {Ire}), who bounced out of the Gold Cup in which she
Cont. p7
was fourth to win last Sunday=s G2 Curragh Cup.

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Cont.
Of this year=s 3-year-olds, Wathnan Racing=s G3 Greenham S.
winner and G1 Poule d=Essai des Poulains runner-up Isaac
Shelby (GB) (Night Of Thunder {Ire}) looks tailor-made for thisafter finishing fourth on ground that was too fast in the G1 St
James=s Palace S. at Royal Ascot. AHe=s back to seven andhopefully that will see him in his best light,@ Richard Brown said.
AHe got lit up and things didn=t really go to plan at Ascot. I=m nottrying to use an excuse and saying he would have won there, butback in trip and back in grade here, he should be thereabouts.@
Revived by a gelding operation last year, Cheveley Park Stud=s
TDN Rising Star Audience (GB) (Iffraaj {GB}) showed what he iscapable of when making all in Newmarket=s G3 Criterion S. andthe stud=s Chris Richardson is hoping he can back that up. AThis
race is the natural progression really and he came out of theNewmarket race well. He has not been straightforward, but
gelding seems to have worked and we are now seeing what wewere seeing on the gallops but not on the racecourse. It was justone of those rather frustrating things, but it was lovely to see
him bounce back and follow up the previous win with such anemphatic success.@

Is Iberian Of The Right Vintage?

TUESDAY • 1 August 2023

AHe looks to have a number of promising horses, so we are in
the slightly excited camp until proven otherwise,@ Ryan added.
AAlthough it is probably going to be wet at Goodwood, it=s
unwatered and well maintained for this meeting and probably
with it being the first day, it won=t have the same issues the July
Course had at the time with conditions in the pouring rain.@
One of the eyecatchers of the Royal Ascot 2-year-old eventswas Sheikh Rashid Dalmook Al Maktoum=s Golden Mind (Ire)(Galileo Gold {GB}), a half-brother to the fellow Richard
Fahey-trained star Perfect Power (Ire) (Ardad {Ire}) who wasfinishing to real effect when third in the Listed Chesham S. overthis seven-furlong trip. He gets the Dettori treatment and Fahey
has a special wish. AHe=s a horse that is improving the wholetime, he=s a bit of a laid-back character and with racing he=sgoing to get better,@ his trainer said. AHe=s in good order and I
would love Frankie to ride me a winner before he retires, he=s alegend.@Paddington Set For Select Sussex...
Only five will take on this season=s sensation Paddington in
Wednesday=s G1 Qatar Sussex S., the feature race of themeeting, with the G1 Irish 2000 Guineas, G1 St James=s Palace S.
and G1 Eclipse S. hero scaring off much opposition. One who
hasn=t been spared is Cheveley Park Stud=s G1 Fillies= Mile, G1Coronation S. and G1 Prix Jacques le Marois heroine Inspiral(GB) (Frankel {GB}), while soft ground means that Shadwell at
least have an outside chance of another surprise with theWilliam Haggas-trained Aldaary (GB) (Territories {Ire}).

STRADIVARIUS JOINS THE HALL OF FAME
Iberian | Racingfotos.com

In the G2 Nicholson Gin Vintage S., Teme Valley and Ballylinch
Stud=s Newbury novice scorer Iberian (Ire) (Lope De Vega {Ire})is one of the less-exposed types who was spared the beating by
City Of Troy (Justify) that the Hannon stable=s solid yardstick
Haatem (Ire) (Phoenix Of Spain {Ire}) had to endure in the G2
Superlative S. Richard Ryan, racing manager for Teme Valley,
said of the former, AWe=re hopeful we have a nice horse and thisrace will answer a lot of questions. He is an impressive horse athome and Charlie [Hills] is having a great season with his
two-year-olds.@

Bjorn Nielsen's star stayer Stradivarius (Ire) (Sea The Stars{Ire}) has become the third horse chosen by a public vote to be
inducted into the QIPCO British Champions Series Hall of Fame.
This year, the public were invited to choose from a shortlist of
five Long Distance legends shortlisted by the Hall of Fame's
eight-strong independent judging panel and consisting ofArdross (GB), Le Moss (GB), Persian Punch (GB) and Yeats (Ire).
More than 3,000 people voted online via the Hall of Fame
website as well as through a special interactive screen installed
within the Hall of Fame exhibition at the National Horseracing
Museum in Newmarket.

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TUESDAY • 1 August 2023

WIXTED TO TAKE OVER FROM DONWORTHAS ITBA NEXT GENERATION CHAIRMAN

The popular stayer won the hearts of the public | BCS

Connections of Stradivarius will receive a speciallycommissioned medal crafted by Asprey to mark the induction,
which will be presented ahead of Tuesday's Al Shaqab
Goodwood Cup, which Stradivarius won a record-breaking fourtimes.
"It's an honour for Stradivarius to receive this award and tojoin the illustrious group of inductees that are already installedin the QIPCO British Champions Series Hall Of Fame," Nielsen
said.
"I'd like to thank The Hall of Fame, all his fans, as well as
everyone who voted for him. Donna Vowles at Kiltinan Stud who
foaled and weaned him, John Gosden who managed his career
so brilliantly, and the staff at Clarehaven who were all
instrumental in his success.
"I must also congratulate the other nominees and theirconnections. Ardross, Le Moss, Persian Punch and Yeats were alltremendous, legendary stayers and it was an honour for
Stradivarius to be included in this list."
Stradivarius was retired from racing at the age of eight to the
National Stud in Newmarket, where he has recently completed
his first season, covering more than 100 mares. He won a record
18 European group races made the frame in another ten. In
addition to three successive Gold Cup victories at Royal Ascot
and four Goodwood Cups, he won three Yorkshire Cups, three
Lonsdale Cups, two Doncaster Cups, a QIPCO British Champions
Long Distance Cup, a Sagaro Stakes and a Queen's Vase. He also
twice won the Weatherbys Hamilton Stayers' Million bonus.
Hall of Fame judge and Racing Post Director Alan Byrne said,"Few horses have the talent to win group races. To compete in,never mind win, the highest-quality staying contests season
after season, between the ages of three and eight, is an
extraordinary achievement. Those hoping to see his deeds
matched may need to live a long time."

Conor Wixted is set to take over from Orla Donworth as thechairman of the ITBA Next Generation. Donworth was
responsible for reigniting the organisation after a period ofinactivity, largely down to Covid, and steps down after asuccessful time in charge. Originally formed in 2008 and known
as Young ITBA, the Association's junior wing enjoyed a lively
year with a number of well-attended events taking place.
Most recently, a National Hunt Panel Discussion took place at
Tattersalls Ireland, preceding the May Store Sale. Other
activities held included a Pinhooking Panel Debate held at Goffs,
a Stallion Tour to Coolmore and Castlehyde Studs and a table
quiz that was held in conjunction with the Irish National Stud atwhich all monies raised were donated to Treo Eile.
Commenting on her time as Chairperson, Donworth said,"I was delighted to take on the role of Chairperson of ITBA's
Next Gen and am grateful for all the hard work of theCommittee which made the last 12 months a huge success. A
huge thanks to Chairperson Cathy Grassick and the ITBA for theopportunity to re-launch its junior wing."
ITBA CEO Una Tormey commented, "The ITBA's Next
Generation has always been an integral part of ITBA activity and
I am very grateful to Orla and the Committee for the drive andcommitment they have shown over the past 12 months toreignite activity.
"From informative panel discussions to networking events theCommittee put together a comprehensive plan which cateredfor young breeding and racing enthusiasts. I look forward toseeing the ITBA Next Gen continue to grow under the
Chairmanship of Conor Wixted and the Committee for the next
year and would encourage those who have not yet got involved
to do so.''Orla Donworth with ITBA CEO Una Tormey

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NATIONAL HUNT RACING TO RETURN TO
WINDSOR RACECOURSETUESDAY • 1 August 2023

host in 2024 and 2025 and beyond.@
Windsor will not see an increase in its number of net fixtures,
however, with the new jump cards switched from traditional
Flat meetings in April and October.
To facilitate the return of National Hunt racing, the track will
be reconfigured to utilise previous dormant areas of the site,with the jumps course a continuous left-handed circuit rather
than the current figure of eight.

JUANA INES BRINGS i180K AT ARQANAONLINE

Jumps racing is set to return at Windsor | Racingfotos.com

National Hunt racing is to return to Windsor, the venue=sowner Arena Racing Company announced on Monday.
The track staged jump racing until 1998 but also stepped in tohost a number of fixtures when Ascot was being redeveloped in2005 and 2006. It is hoped the first meetings will take place
during the 2024-25 season with December 15, 2024 earmarked
for the first action.
AWe have long held a desire to bring jump racing back to RoyalWindsor racecourse, and we are really pleased to confirm thisplan well ahead of the planned first fixture in December 2024,@
said Mark Spincer, managing director of ARC=s racing division.
AWhilst the racecourse hasn=t hosted regularly scheduled
jumps fixtures since 1998, we believe that the plans that wehave put together with the British Horseracing Authority will
mean that the small number of fixtures that we would like tohost will sit well alongside the long established, popular summer
Flat programme.
AA significant amount of work has gone into considering the
optimal layout for jump racing at Royal Windsor, which will see
the course configured differently to how it was previously, but
we believe that it is an excellent proposal to offer jump racing
fans the chance to come back to Royal Windsor, whilst not
impacting on the Flat programme, which is an importantconsideration.
AThe proximity to the River Thames gives the track excellent
drainage, and our records show that the racecourse very rarely
ran jumps fixtures on heavy ground, with the majority ofabandonments coming due to frost.
AHappily, turf management techniques have developed
significantly since that time, so we are confident of providing
excellent jumping ground for the fixtures that we would like toJuana Ines (Ire) (Lope de Vega {Ire}--Wild Irish Rose {Ire}, by
Galileo {Ire}) led Arqana Online's third Pop-Up Sale of the season
with a i180,000 final bid from Stuart Stuckey Monday. A recent
winner at Clairefontaine, the 3-year-old will continue her career
in England.
Out of listed winner Wild Irish Rose, the bay hails from theprolific family of Group 1 winners Hellenic, Islington, Greek
Dance, Moutain High and Fiorente.
For more information, click here.

WHIP RULES AMENDED AGAIN BY BHA
Following a six-month review of the whip rules, penalty
structure and process, additional adjustments have been
implemented by the British Horseracing Authority.
The review formed part of the ongoing dialogue and meetings
between the BHA, Professional Jockeys Association (PJA) and agroup of senior jockeys which has been in place since prior to
the introduction of the new rules and which has resulted in a
number of previous alterations.
Regulations concerning whip use underwent significant
changes earlier this year, with the numbers of strikes allowed in
Flat and jumps races reduced to six and seven respectively, witha tougher penalty structure for those in breach, including
doubled suspensions for major races and disqualification in themost serious of cases.
Among the most recent changes, a single strike over thepermitted level by a Flat rider may see the minimum penalty offour days reduced to three days if they have had 100 or more
British rides since a previous offence, or two days if they have
had 200 or more rides.
Races which incur a double penalty have also been revised andwill now apply to all class one races and any class two contest
with total prize money of ,150,000 or more, or any class two
race restricted to apprentices, conditionals or amateur jockeys
only.

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Additionally, four offences of use above the permitted level ina six-month period will now result in a referral under the >totting
up= procedure, while the top end of the penalty range had been
reduced from six months to four. It will remain the case that arider will be referred to the BHA=s judicial panel if they commit
five offences of any type in a six-month period.
Sam Angell, chair of the Whip Review Committee, said, AThesechanges reflect an ongoing process to improve the new whip
rules and penalties, while retaining the original objectives, which
are to ensure more judicious use of the whip forencouragement, improve the perceptions of whip use andensure that the outcomes of races are fair.@
Data released by the BHA shows that in the last six months in a
total of 37,428 rides, 425 cases were referred to the WRC with360 breaches--equating to less than one per cent of rides.
For a complete outline of the most recent changes to whip
rules, click here.

FIRST-SEASON SIRESWITH RUNNERSTUESDAY, AUGUST 1, 2023
UNITED KINGDOMBlue Point (Ire) (Shamardal), Kildangan Stud
161 foals of racing age
15:25-GOODWOOD, 175K G2 The Nicholson Gin Vintage S.
(Class 1) (Group 2)7f, Thunder Blue (GB)i105,000 Arqana Deauville August Yearling Sale 2022;,180,000 Goffs UK 2yo Breeze Up Sale 2023
Inns of Court (Ire) (Invincible Spirit {Ire}), Tally-Ho Stud
168 foals of racing age
15:45-BEVERLEY, 5f, Petra Celera (Ire)i11,000 Goffs November Foal Sale 2021; 15,000gns Tattersalls
Somerville Yearling Sale 2022
Invincible Army (Ire) (Invincible Spirit {Ire}), Yeomanstown Stud
95 foals of racing age
15:10-BEVERLEY, 7.5f, Supreme Tenacity (Ire)i2,000 Goffs February Sale 2022; i9,000 Goffs Autumn
Yearling Sale 2022

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Land Force (Ire) (No Nay Never), Highclere Stud117 foals of racing age
15:45-BEVERLEY, 5f, Band of Joy (GB)18,000gns Tattersalls Somerville Yearling Sale 2022; ,16,000
Goffs UK 2yo Breeze Up Sale 2023
15:45-BEVERLEY, 5f, Keldeo (GB)7,000gns Tattersalls February Sale 2022
Le Brivido (Fr) (Siyouni {Fr}), Haras de la Haie Neuve
39 foals of racing age
14:15-GOODWOOD, 6f, Bu Sidra (GB)
9,000gns Tattersalls October Yearling Sale (Book 3) 2022;,15,000 Goffs UK 2yo Breeze Up Sale 2023
Magna Grecia (Ire) (Invincible Spirit {Ire}), Coolmore Stud109 foals of racing age
15:45-BEVERLEY, 5f, Indication Spirit (Ire)i10,000 Tattersalls Ireland September Yearling 2022
Phoenix of Spain (Ire) (Lope de Vega {Ire}), Irish National Stud
97 foals of racing age
15:25-GOODWOOD, 175K G2 The Nicholson Gin Vintage S.
(Class 1) (Group 2)7f, Haatem (Ire)i28,000 RNA Goffs November Foal Sale 2021; 27,000gns
Tattersalls October Yearling Sale (Book 2) 2022
15:00-YARMOUTH, 7f, Spanish Blaze (Ire)15,000gns Tattersalls October Yearling Sale (Book 3) 2022
15:25-GOODWOOD, 175K GII The Nicholson Gin Vintage Stakes(Class 1) (Group 2)7f, Spanish Phoenix (Ire)i55,000 Goffs Orby Yearling Sale 2022

TUESDAY • 1 August 2023

Too Darn Hot (GB) (Dubawi {Ire}), Dalham Hall Stud
120 foals of racing age
15:25-GOODWOOD, 175K GII The Nicholson Gin Vintage Stakes(Class 1) (Group 2)7f, Son (GB)90,000gns Tattersalls December Foal Sale 2021
FRANCEBlue Point (Ire) (Shamardal), Kildangan Stud
161 foals of racing age
2-DEAUVILLE, 1200m, Valdivara (Ire)
1-DEAUVILLE, 1200m, Adore Blue (Ire)
IRELAND
Calyx (GB) (Kingman {GB}), Coolmore Stud
103 foals of racing age
3-GALWAY, 7f, Purple Lily (Ire)i17,500 Goffs November Foal Sale 2021; i24,000 Tattersalls
Ireland September Yearling 2022; i155,000 Tattersalls Ireland
Goresbridge Breeze Up 2023
Phoenix of Spain (Ire) (Lope de Vega {Ire}), Irish National Stud
97 foals of racing age
3-GALWAY, 7f, I'll Rise (Ire)i30,000 Goffs November Foal Sale 2021; i25,000 Goffs Orby
Yearling Sale 2022
Ten Sovereigns (Ire) (No Nay Never), Coolmore Stud149 foals of racing age
3-GALWAY, 7f, Kalispera (Ire)Sogann (Fr) (Frankel {GB}), Norton Grove Stud
19 foals of racing age
15:00-YARMOUTH, 7f, Knewone (Ire)
Soldier's Call (GB) (Showcasing {GB}), Ballyhane Stud
121 foals of racing age
15:25-GOODWOOD, 175K G2 The Nicholson Gin Vintage S.
(Class 1) (Group 2)7f, Soldier's Gold (Ire)Ten Sovereigns (Ire) (No Nay Never), Coolmore Stud149 foals of racing age
14:15-GOODWOOD, 6f, Mansa Musa (Ire)60,000gns Tattersalls December Foal Sale 2021; 55,000gns
Tattersalls October Yearling Sale (Book 2) 2022; i49,383 RNA
Goffs Dubai Breeze Up Sale 2023

Phoenix of Spain | Irish National Stud

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OBSERVATIONS
on the European racing scene

DAUGHTER OF G1SW CLEMMIE SET FORGALWAY UNVEILING

Group 1 winner Clemmie | racingphotos.com

18.10 Galway, Mdn, i20,000, 2yo, f, 7fT
Aidan O=Brien representative MAYFAIR (IRE) (Justify), a fullsister to recent Listed Cairn Rouge S. runner-up Unless, is out of
G1 Cheveley S. victrix Clemmie (Ire) (Galileo {Ire}), herself a fullsister to three black-type performers headed by four-timeGroup 1-winning sire Churchill (Ire). Her seven rivals include
Dermot Weld trainee Tannola (Ire) (Awtaad {Ire}), whose four
black-type siblings include last week=s G2 Minstrel S. third and
May=s G1 Irish 1000 Guineas fourth Tarawa (Ire) (Shamardal).
Tannola=s multiple Group 1-winning stablemate Tahiyra (Ire)(Siyouni {Fr}) attained >TDN Rising Star= status in this contest lastyear.

ADDITIONAL MAIDEN WINNERS:Red Zone Hero (Ire), c, 2, Starspangledbanner (Aus)--Hightime
Heroine (Ire), by Danetime (Ire). Ayr, 7-31, 5 1/2fT, 1:08.04.
Lifetime Record: 3-1-1-0, $6,966. B-T Stack (IRE). *i50,000
Wlg >21 GOFNO1; 60,000gns Ylg >22 TATOCT; i100,000 2yo>23 ARQMAY. **1/2 to Son Of Rest (GB) (Pivotal {GB}),
G1SP-Ire, $303,800.

TUESDAY • 1 August 2023

Lady Boba (GB), f, 3, Lope De Vega (Ire)--Moi Meme (GB)(SW-Fr), by Teofilo (Ire). Ffos Las, 7-31, 11f 209yT, 2:49.65.
Lifetime Record: 3-1-1-1, $9,962. B-Fortescue Bloodstock (GB).
*160,000gns Ylg >21 TATOCT. **Full to King Vega (GB), SW-US& GSP-Eng, $178,116; King Of Conquest (GB), SW-Eng,$240,690; and Capital Structure (GB), GSP-US, $236,915.
Molaqab (GB), c, 3, Zoustar (Aus)--Saniyaat (GB), by Galileo(Ire). Lingfield, 7-31, 7fT, 1:22.88. Lifetime Record: 4-1-0-2,$8,765. B-Aislabie Bloodstock Ltd (GB). *150,000gns Ylg '21
TATOCT.

ADDITIONAL MAIDEN WINNERS:
Celeres (Ire), f, 3, Gleneagles (Ire)--Habbat Reeh (Ire), by
Mastercraftsman (Ire). Vittel, 7-31, 10 1/2fT, 2:19.89.
B-Al Shira=aa Farms (IRE). *1/2 to Dhabab (Ire) (No Nay Never),
GSP-Eng.
Whitenight (Fr), g, 4, Hunter=s Light (Ire)--By Chaparral (Fr), by
High Chaparral (Ire). Dinan, 7-31, 11 1/2fT, 2:23.08. B-Jeremy
Barthelemy (FR).

Monday=s Results:
3rd-Galway, i20,000, Mdn, 7-31, 2yo, c/g, 7fT, 1:35.37, hy.
MYTHOLOGY (IRE) (c, 2, Starspangledbanner {Aus}-Rely On Me {Ire}, by Kyllachy {GB}), followed up a fifth in theJuly 2 G2 Railway S. with a second behind the >TDN Rising Star=
performance of Henry Longfellow (Ire) (Dubawi {Ire}) back at the
Curragh last time. Shuffled back to race fourth along the fence
after an alert getaway here, the 7-4 favourite took closer orderunder pressure rounding the home turn and was driven out
once seizing control passing the furlong pole to assert by 2 1/4
lengths from Sea The Polaris (Ire) (Sea The Stars {Ire}). AHe=d avery good run in the Curragh the last day and also the day
before as well,@ said Joseph O=Brien. AHe deserved to get hishead in front, he=ll get confidence from that and hopefully hecan build on that and go into stakes company. He came from theBreeze Ups and was well recommended by Willie Browne. He
looks like a nice horse that is going places and he=ll probably go
for a Group race in Deauville in two weeks. He handles a bit ofjuice but I think he=ll be fine on good ground too. It looks toughgoing out there, so he did well to win and it was a nice ride from
Dylan [McMonagle].@TDN EUROPE • PAGE 13 OF 13 • THETDN.COM

TUESDAY • 1 August 2023

IN JAPAN:
Roanoke Tesoro (Jpn), f, 2, Nathaniel (Ire)--Light Fantastic (GB),by Acclamation (GB). Niigata, 7-30, Maiden, 1400mT, 1:23.2.
Lifetime Record: 1-1-0-0, $51,005. O-Kenji Ryotokuji Holdings;
B-Tabata Farm; T-Koji Maki. *1ST-TIME STARTER.

Starspangledbanner | Coolmore

Mythology, half-brother to a weanling colt by Bated Breath(GB), is the second foal and scorer produced by a multiplewinning daughter of Life Rely (Maria=s Mon), herself an unraced
half-sister to G1 Oaks d=Italia heroine Menhoubah (Dixieland
Band). Sales history: 62,000gns Ylg >22 TATOCT; 320,000gns 2yo>23 TATBRE. Lifetime Record: 4-1-1-1, $22,287.
O-M Tabor, Mrs J Magnier, D Smith & Teme Valley; B-E Smith &Cloneymore Farm (IRE); T-Joseph O=Brien.
HANDICAP RESULTS:
4th-Galway, i110,000, Hcp, 7-31, 4yo/up, 16f 179yT, 3:58.44,
hy.
TEED UP (IRE) (g, 6, Gleneagles {Ire}--Dibiya {Ire} {SP-Ire}, byCaerleon) Lifetime Record: 19-5-6-0, $160,630. O-Mrs A F Mee;
B-Robert Ng (IRE); T-Emmet Mullins. *i3,500 4yo >21 GOFAUT.
**1/2 to Dibayani (Ire) (Shamardal), SW-Ire, MG1SP-Aus &MSP-HK, $1,082,373; and Di Fede (Ire) (Shamardal), MSW-Eng &SP-Fr, $145,917.

IN JAPAN:
Family Love (GB), f, 3, Frankel (GB)--Household Name (GB), by
Zamindar. Niigata, 7-30, Maiden, 2200mT, 2:14. Lifetime
Record: 5-1-0-0, $38,962. O-Godolphin; B-Countess De La
Warr; T-Kenji Nonaka. *1/2 to Gobi Desert (GB) (Oasis Dream{GB}), SW-Ire. **160,000gns Wlg '20 TATDEF.
Way of Success (GB), c, 3, New Approach (Ire)--Wadi (Jpn), by
Pyro. Sapporo, 7-30, Maiden, 1000m, :59.3. Lifetime Record:
11-1-2-1, $105,569. O/B-Godolphin; T-Kenji Nonaka.

Vinnie Named Champion Stallion,
Season Recap
Proisir Named NZ Champion Stallion,
Season Recap
TTR Vendor Of The Month: Widden StudColeman & Moody Enter Training Partnership
Newgate’s Stay Inside Sires First Foal

GROUP ENTRIES
Tuesday, Goodwood, Britain, post time: 16:35
AL SHAQAB GOODWOOD CUP S.-G1, £500,000, 3yo/up, 16f 0y
SC HORSESIRE
OWNER
TRAINERJOCKEYWT
1 Broome (Ire)
Australia (GB)M Matsushima, Mrs J Magnier, M Tabor & D Smith Aidan O'Brien
William Buick137
2 Coltrane (Ire)
Mastercraftsman (Ire) Mick & Janice MariscottiAndrew Balding
Oisin Murphy
137
3 Courage Mon Ami (GB) Frankel (GB)
Wathnan Racing
John & Thady Gosden Frankie Dettori
137
4 Eldar Eldarov (GB)Dubawi (Ire)KHK Racing
Roger VarianDavid Egan
137
5 Enemy (GB)Muhaarar (GB)Tracey Bell & Caroline Lyons
Ian Williams
Richard Kingscote 137
6 Giavellotto (Ire)
Mastercraftsman (Ire) Scuderia La Tesa Ltd
Marco Botti
Andrea Atzeni
137
7 Lone Eagle (Ire)
Galileo (Ire)
Marc Chan & Ballylinch Stud
Ralph Beckett
Rossa Ryan
137
8 Ocean Wind (GB)Teofilo (Ire)Rockingham Reins Ltd
Roger Teal
Jim Crowley
137
9 Quickthorn (GB)Nathaniel (Ire)
Lady Blyth
Hughie Morrison
Tom Marquand137
10 Tashkhan (Ire)
Born To Sea (Ire)
P BoyleBrian Ellison
James Doyle
137
11 Emily Dickinson (Ire)
Dubawi (Ire)
Mrs J Magnier, M Tabor, D Smith & Westerberg
Aidan O'Brien
Ryan Moore
134
Breeders: 1-Epona Bloodstock Ltd, 2-Rockfield Farm, 3-Hascombe & Valiant Stud Ltd, 4-Kirsten Rausing, 5-Ecurie des Monceaux & Skymarc Farm Inc,
6-Societa Agricola La Tesa SRL, 7-Ballylinch Stud, 8-Godolphin, 9-Lemington Grange Stud, 10-H H The Aga Khan's Studs SC, 11-Chicquita Syndicate
Tuesday, Goodwood, Britain, post time: 16:00
WORLD POOL LENNOX S.-G2, £180,000, 3yo/up, 7f 0y
SC
HORSE
SIRE
OWNER
TRAINERJOCKEY1
Al Suhail (GB)Dubawi (Ire)
GodolphinCharlie Appleby
William Buick
2
Audience (GB)Iffraaj (GB)Cheveley Park StudJohn & Thady Gosden
Robert Havlin
3
Jumby (Ire)
New Bay (GB)Anthony Pye-Jeary & David Ian
Eve Johnson Houghton
Charles Bishop
4
Kinross (GB)Kingman (GB)Marc Chan
Ralph Beckett
Frankie Dettori
5
Pogo (Ire)
Zebedee (GB)Gary & Linnet Woodward
Charles Hills
Kieran Shoemark
6
Holguin (GB)Havana Grey (GB)J Palmer-Brown & Partner 2
Andrew Balding
Oisin Murphy
7
Indestructible (Ire)
Kodiac (GB)Amo Racing Ltd
Karl Burke
Kevin Stott8
Isaac Shelby (GB)Night Of Thunder (Ire)
Wathnan Racing
Brian Meehan
Sean Levey
9
Marbaan (GB)Oasis Dream (GB)Sheikh Ahmed Al Maktoum
Charlie Fellowes
Jamie Spencer
Breeders: 1-Meon Valley Stud, 2-Cheveley Park Stud Ltd, 3-Ballylinch Stud, 4-Lawn Stud, 5-Thomas Foy, 6-Whitsbury Manor Stud, 7-Tally-Ho Stud,
8-Elaine Chivers, 9-Shadwell Estate Company Ltd

WT
134
131
131
131
131
125
125
125
125

Tuesday, Goodwood, Britain, post time: 15:25
NICHOLSON GIN VINTAGE S.-G2, £170,000, 2yo, 7f 0y
SC
HORSE
SIRE
OWNER
TRAINERJOCKEY
1
Golden Mind (Ire)
Galileo Gold (GB)Sheikh Rashid Dalmook Al Maktoum
Richard Fahey
Frankie Dettori
2
Haatem (Ire)
Phoenix Of Spain (Ire)
Sheikh Abdullah Almalek AlsabahRichard Hannon
Sean Levey
3
Iberian (Ire)
Lope De Vega (Ire)Teme Valley & Ballylinch StudCharles Hills
William Buick
4
Mountain Bear (Ire)No Nay Never
Mrs John Magnier, M Tabor & D Smith
Aidan O'Brien
Ryan Moore
5
Soldier's Gold (Ire)
Soldier's Call (GB)
Nobody Ever Replies
Hugo Palmer
Richard Kingscote
6
Son (GB)
Too Darn Hot (GB)Mrs J Wood
Richard Hannon
Pat Dobbs
7
Spanish Phoenix (Ire) Phoenix Of Spain (Ire)
J Maldonado
Andrew Balding
Oisin Murphy
8Thunder Blue (GB)Blue Point (Ire)
Amo Racing Ltd
Dominic Ffrench Davis Kevin Stott
9
Witness Stand (GB)Expert Eye (GB)Bronte Collection 1
Tom Clover
Daniel Tudhope
Breeders: 1-Tally-Ho Stud, 2-Hyde Park Stud, 3-Ballylinch Stud, 4-Whisperview Trading Ltd, 5-Bernard & Eugene Heary, 6-Scuderia Blueberry SRL,
7-Freedom March Syndicate, 8-Haras de la Perelle, 9-Alvediston Stud

WT
129
129
129
129
129
129
129
129
129

Wednesday, Goodwood, Britain, post time: 15:35
QATAR SUSSEX S.-G1, £1,000,000, 3yo/up, 8f 0y
SC
HORSE
SIRE
OWNER
TRAINERJOCKEY
WT
1
Aldaary (GB)Territories (Ire)
Shadwell Estate Company Ltd
William Haggas
Jim Crowley
136
2
Chindit (Ire)
Wootton Bassett (GB) Villoo Poonawalla Greenfield Farms
Richard Hannon
Pat Dobbs
136
3
Facteur Cheval (Ire)
Ribchester (Ire)Team Valor International LLC/Gary Barber
Jerome Reynier
Maxime Guyon 136
4
Inspiral (GB)Frankel (GB)Cheveley Park StudJohn & Thady Gosden
Frankie Dettori 133
5
Charyn (Ire)
Dark Angel (Ire)
Nurlan BizakovRoger VarianDavid Egan
129
6
Paddington (GB)Siyouni (Fr)Tabor, Smith, Magnier, Westerberg & Brant
Aidan O'Brien
Ryan Moore
129
Breeders: 1-M E Broughton, 2-J C Bloodstock & R Mahon, 3-McCracken Farms, 4-Cheveley Park Stud Ltd, 5-Grangemore Stud, 6-Dayton Investments Ltd
Wednesday, Goodwood, Britain, post time: 14:25
WHISPERING ANGEL OAK TREE S.-G3, £100,000, 3yo/up, f/m, 7f 0y
SC HORSESIRE
OWNER
TRAINERJOCKEYWT
1 American Kestrel (Ire)Starspangledbanner (Aus) Miss E J TannerDavid Menuisier
Christophe Soumillon 131
2 Fast Response (Ire)Fast Company (Ire)
Nick Bradley Racing 39
Karl Burke
Clifford Lee
131
3 Internationalangel (Ire)
Dark Angel (Ire)Laurence Holder
Jane Chapple-Hyam Marco Ghiani
131
4 Jumbly (GB)Gleneagles (Ire)
Mrs Doreen Tabor
Joseph O'Brien
Ryan Moore
131
5 Samedi Rien (Ire)
Bated Breath (GB)
Horses & Berries
Guillermo Arizkorreta Jim Crowley131
6 Sicilian Defense (GB)Muhaarar (GB)Argella Racing & Gemini StudYann Barberot
Alexis Pouchin131
7 White Moonlight
Medaglia D'Oro
Godolphin
Saeed bin Suroor
Oisin Murphy
131
8 Breege (GB)Starspangledbanner (Aus) Chasemore FarmJohn Quinn
Jason Hart
125
9 Dream Of Love (Ire)
Shamardal
GodolphinCharlie Appleby
William Buick
125
10 Glenlaurel (Ire)
Lope De Vega (Ire)
Sheikh Mohammed Obaid Al Maktoum
Kevin Ryan
Neil Callan125
11 Juliet Sierra (GB)
Bated Breath (GB)
Juddmonte
Ralph Beckett
Rob Hornby
125
12 Magical Sunset (Ire)
Kodiac (GB)Amo Racing Ltd
Richard Hannon
David Egan
125
13 Matilda Picotte (Ire)Sioux Nation
Matilda & Kilmichael Racing Partnership Kieran Cotter
Ronan Whelan
125
14 Olivia Maralda (Ire)
Kodiac (GB)Amo Coutinho Syndicate
Roger Varian
Kevin Stott125
15 Rage Of Bamby (Ire)
Saxon Warrior (Jpn)
Hot To Trot Racing 2 & Mrs A G Kavanagh Eve Johnson Houghton Charles Bishop
125
16 Sydneyarms Chelsea (Ire) Sioux Nation
Cornthrop BS & Sydney Arms Chelsea
Charles Hills
Tom Marquand
125
Breeders: 1-Rockcliffe Stud, 2-Deemah Syndicate, 3-J Hanly, A Stroud & Castlemartin Sky, 4-Emily Rothschild, 5-Hyde Park Stud, 6-Haras de Saint Pair,
7-Godolphin, 8-Chasemore Farm, 9-Godolphin, 10-Sheikh Mohammed Obaid Al Maktoum, 11-Juddmonte F arms Ltd, 12-Ms Alice Fitzgerald, 13-Mighty
Universe Ltd, 14-Tally-Ho Stud, 15-Azienda Agricola Capannacce Di Teodora Giorgi, 16-M Hanly, C Hanly & M Buckley
Wednesday, Goodwood, Britain, post time: 15:00
JAEGER-LECOULTRE MOLECOMB S.-G3, £100,000, 2yo, 5f 0y
SC
HORSE
SIRE
OWNER
TRAINERJOCKEY
WT
1
Baheer (Ire)Mehmas (Ire)
Al Shaqab Racing
Richard Hannon
Pat Dobbs
129
2
Barnwell Boy (GB)Starspangledbanner (Aus)
Mrs Jane Newett
Charlie Johnston
William Buick
129
3
Big Evs (Ire)Blue Point (Ire)
RP Racing Ltd
Michael Appleby
Jason Hart
129
4
Hackman (Ire)Mehmas (Ire)
The Gene Genies
Hugo Palmer
Tom Marquand
129
5
Kylian (Ire)
Invincible Spirit (Ire)
Sheikh Hamed Dalmook Al Maktoum
Karl Burke
Ryan Moore
129
6
Markakol (GB)Starspangledbanner (Aus)
Nurlan BizakovRoger VarianDavid Egan
129
7
Purosangue (GB)Aclaim (Ire)Opulence Thoroughbreds & Teme Valley
Andrew Balding
Oisin Murphy
129
8
Shagraan (Ire)Sioux Nation
AlMohamediya Racing
Clive Cox
Jim Crowley
129
Breeders: 1-Pat Beirne, 2-Jane Newett, 3-Rabbah Bloodstock Ltd, 4-Golden Vale Stud, 5-Rabbah Bloodstock Ltd, 6-E L Banks, 7-Hellwood Stud F arm & R C
Dollar, 8-Brendan & Anthony Murphy*All posts displayed in local time.