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EMIRATES APPEALS PANEL UPHOLDS BRASSHAT DISQUALIFICATION by Ron Mitchell, courtesy of www.bloodhorse.com A three-member appeals panel of the Emirates RacingAuthority has upheld the disqualification of Brass Hat(Prized) from his second-place finish in this year's G1

Dubai World Cup and the $5,400fine imposed on trainer BuffBradley. As a result of the Tues-day decision, which followed atwo-hour teleconference hearingMonday, owner Fred Bradley willforfeit the $1.2 million earned bythe Brass Hat when he finishedsecond to Electrocutionist in therace at Nad al Sheba racecoursein the United Arab Emirates.

Stewards later disqualified Brass Hat, and moved Wilkoto second, after a post-race test detected a trace of thedrug methyl prednisolone acetate. While the outcomeof the positive test was not in dispute, the Bradleyscontended that the administration of the therapeuticmedication 28 days prior to the World Cup was wellwithin the guidelines distributed by the ERA to trainerswith horses running in the world's richest race. Thoseguidelines, listed on the sheet of "Dubai Equine HospitalMedication Withdrawals," show a 23-day withdrawaltime for methyl prednisolone acetate, indicating thetime frame in which it can be given a horse and not bedetected in the horse's system in a post-race test.William Johnson, the attorney representing theBradleys, said his clients were disappointed but notsurprised by the decision to uphold the disqualification.Johnson said he hopes the ERA will either change thewithdrawal times on the sheet distributed to trainers ordiscontinue use of the document. "I would hope theywould not continue to use what I think is deception on

their part," Johnson said.

FOUR ADDED TO IRISH DERBY John Pearce's Dragon Dancer (GB) (Sadler's Wells)has been given the green light to line up in thisSunday's G1 Irish Derby after track conditions at TheCurragh eased in favor of the Vodafone Derby run-ner-up. Pearce supplemented the bay sophomore at acost of i100,000 as did connections of G1 DerbyItaliano winner Gentlewave (Ire) (Monsun {Ger}) and G1Prix du Jockey Club hero Darsi (Fr) (Polish Precedent).Joseph Joyce's Cougar Bay (Ire) (Daylami {Ire}) com-pletes the quartet of additions to theBudweiser-sponsored Classic. "Dragon Dancer is ingood form," trainer Geoff Wragg told PA Sport, adding,"He worked nicely [last] Saturday and I should thinkhe'll travel over on Friday. It's sure to be a competitiverace though." His Highness The Aga Khan's racingmanager Georges Rimaud is also satisfied with FrenchDerby winner Darsi's progress and told Racing Post,"Everything has gone well, the horse worked [Monday]morning and behaved very nicely. Everything seems tobe in order and he is in very good form. He is a quiet,very easy-going horse who needs to be worked a cou-ple of times a week just to keep him awake, but he isquite easy to prepare. It would be a shame to missrunning in the race as he is in very, very good form andthis is a good opportunity." Track conditions at the Co.Kildare venue are currently described as “good” andwatering of the round course is set to resume today.

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Yes It’s TrueQuality AND Quantity

Sire of four stakes winners already this year with a

strike rate of more than 50% winners from runners,

including five 2-year-old winners. He’s sixth among

active 2yo sires and he’s the second-leading sire of his crop.

WEEKEND PEDIGREEPERSPECTIVES

by Alan Porter

Saturday, Hollywood ParkBEVERLY HILLS H.-GII, $150,000, HOL, 6-24, 3yo/up,f/m, 1 1/4mT, 2:00, fm.1--@MEMORETTE, 115, f, 4, by Memo (Chi)

1st Dam: Forever Fondre, by Shahrastani2nd Dam: Fondre, by Key to the Mint3rd Dam: Miss Manalapan, by *Gallant Man

O-Betty J Currin; B-Oak Tree Farm (CA); T-William L Currin; J-V Espinoza; $90,000. Lifetime Record: MGISP, 19-4-5-4, $620,753.Click for the brisnet.com chart or the free brisnet.comcatalogue-style pedigree. A few weeks ago we discussed the influence ofNashua as a broodmare sire of sires. The 1955 Horse ofthe Year has made his principal impact in that role as the sire of the dams of Roberto and Mr. Prospector,and through those horses, he is frequently appearingduplicated in high-class pedigrees, the most recentexample being Barbaro. Despite being a much bettersire of fillies and broodmares than colts and sires,Nashua does however have a male line which is still inexistence, and it was represented by a notable winnerlast weekend when Memorette captured the GII BeverlyHills H. Appropriately, Memorette descends from a Nashuason who primarily plied his trade on the West Coast.This is Good Manners, a son of the the excellent pro-ducer, Fun House (dam of six stakes winners and sub-sequently ancestress of Windsharp, Johar and Dessert).Good Manners won the five-furlong Haggin S. at two,and although he never added another black-type win,he was stakes-placed at four and five, ending his careerwith nine wins in 57 starts. Good Manners was ex-ported to stand in Argentina, and was a great successin that country, siring 57 stakes winners, and becomingLeading Sire in 1979.

Several other horses from Good Manners' sire linehave become major stakes winners in the U.S., includ-ing recently-deceased Paseana (Ahmad), a two-timeeclipse award winner; GI Malibu S. winner, Lord Grillo(by Englillado); and the GI Santa Margarita InvitationalH. heroine, Lovellon. Memorette's sire, Mocito Guapo, raced in Argentina,winning four races, including the G2 ClasicoComparacion and G3 Premio Bolivia. He's stood his stud career in Chile, and has been a great success inthat country, getting several champions, includingMemorette's sire Memo and Malek, a champion two-year-old in his native country, and subsequentlywinner of the GI Santa Anita H. Memo, who like Malek is out of a mare by theBuckpasser horse, Chairman Walker, was the leader ofhis generation in his native country at two and three. InChile, he won seven of 11 starts, including the G1 GranCriterium, G1 Clasico 2000 Guineas, G1 Gran PremioCriadores, G1 Clasico Tanteo de Potrillos, and was alsosecond in G1 El Derby. Memo campaigned in the U.S.at five, six and seven. Four times stakes placed at five,including when second in the GIII Native Diver H.,Memo won the GII San Bernardino H. and the Smile H.,and was third in the GI California S. at five. Althoughthe San Bernardino win came at nine furlongs, Memocampaigned as a sprinter at five, and was better thanever. From five starts he took the GII CommonwealthBreeders' Cup S., GIII Triple Bend S. (in a new trackrecord) and Governor's Cup, and was second in the GIIIChurchill Downs H. and GIII Bing Crosby H. Retired to stand at Ridgeley Farm, Hemet, California,Memo's popularity at stud was no doubt impacted byhis rather unfamiliar pedigree, and his first three cropsproduced only 89 foals. However, good efforts by hisearly runners saw him begin to get larger books, andMemorette is a member of his fifth crop, which con-tained 66 foals. Porter cont.

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Memo (Chi)

Mocito Guapo (Arg)

Good Manners Nashua Fun House

La Chiflada (Arg) Right of Way (GB)

La Maleva (Arg)

Chardona (Chi) Chairman Walker

Buckpasser Swansea

Ana Frank (Chi) Faubourg (Arg) Sayula (Chi)

Forever Fondre 11-1-3-0, $29,825 7Fls, 1GSW

Shahrastani Nijinsky II

Northern Dancer Flaming Page

Shademah (Ire) Thatch Shamim (GB)

Fondre MSW, 34-11-7-2, $227,340 7Fls, 1SW, 1GSP

Key to the Mint Graustark Key Bridge

Miss Manalapan 14Fls, 1SW

*Gallant Man Polygamous

MEMORETTE, f, 2002

Porter cont.

Overall, considering his opportunities, Memo hasproved to be a very useful sire for the region, and hisother stakes winners include Grey Memo, a three-timegraded winner with earnings of over $1,300,000; theGII Potrero Grande victor McCann's Mojave; andBordonaro, winner of the GIII Count Fleet Sprint H. andGIII Vernon O. Underwood S. Memo's total of 16stakes winners also includes the Chilean Group 1 win-ners Miyasaki and Mickleson. Virtually all of Memo's best offspring have beensprinters, or sprinter/milers, but Memorette has provedto be an exception, recording her most important vic-tory at 1 1/4 miles. Doubtless much of her stamina, andher turf ability, comes from her broodmare sire,Shahrastani. That son of Nijinsky II was a top-classhorse at 1« miles, winning the G1 English and G1 Irish Derbies at that trip. Retired to stud in the U.S., heproved to be a considerable disappointment getting just13 stakes winners in seven crops, six group or graded,but none at the highest level. Subsequently,Shahrastani traveled to Ireland, Japan, back to Ireland,and is now serving as a National Hunt sire in England. Memorette's second dam, Fondre, also has plenty ofstamina in her pedigree, as she is by championthree-year-old Key to the Mint, winner of the GI Travers S., the GI Woodward S., and runner-up in theGI Jockey Club S., in the days when it was contestedat two miles, while her dam is by Gallant Man, winnerof the GI Travers S., the GI Belmont S. and GI JockeyClub Gold Cup. A talented performer, Fondre was actu-ally more speedy than her background would havesuggested, as she took the Monrovia Handicap at six furlongs; as well as the Golden Poppy, Hillsboroughand Ready Wit Invitational handicaps at eight furlongs.In addition to Memorette's dam, Forever Fondre, Fondreis also dam of Paradise Found (by Halo)--a stakes win-ner who also took third in the GII Peter Pan S.--and theGI Yellow Ribbon Invitational H. runner-up, FondlyRemembered.

Coincidentally, Fondre's third dam, Lebkuchen, ishalf-sister to the dam of Determine, a California-bredwho captured the Kentucky Derby the year beforeNashua. From a pedigree pattern standpoint, what is probablymost interesting here is the connection betweenMemo's maternal grandsire, Chairman Walker, and Shahrastani's sire, Nijinsky II. Chairman Walker is byBuckpasser (by Tom Fool) out of a mare by a grandsonof Nearco. Nijinsky II is by a grandson of Nearco out ofFlaming Page (a Bull Dog/Menow cross, which is areverse to the cross which produced Tom Fool).Nijinsky II didn't combine well with Buckpasser mares,as they tended to be a bad physical match, but theyhave proved to be a potent combination further back inpedigrees.

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Bill Oppenheim

ASCOT SIRE LINES You might have thought I said Ascot sight lines, butyou know what my views are on that subject, and theyhaven't changed since last week. Ascot says they willbe addressing lots of issues, but finding more places forRoyal Enclosure badgeholders to watch the races livehas not featured among the list of priorities I've seenlisted. So let's move on to Sire Lines, an even morerelevant subject, considering that Ascot's 30 racesconsist of 17 Group races (six G1, eight G2, three G3),five Listed races, and eight handicaps, all of which areworth big money. It cannot be a coincidence that nineof the 30 races (30 percent) were won by the progenyof Danzig, or sires descending from him in male line,and that a total of 19 races (63 percent) were won byNorthern Dancer-line sires. Adding the nine Danzigstogether with the five Sadler's Wells-line winners (threeof them three-year-old winners by the week's leadingsire of winners, Montjeu), those two branches of North-ern Dancer alone accounted for 14 winners--47 percentof the total. As Rachel Pagones pointed out in her review in Tues-day's Racing Post, Danzig himself had two winners: theone-mile G1 winner Ad Valorem; and an uncharacteris-tic two-mile G3 winner in Soapy Danger, whose damOn A Soapbox, though by the sprinter-miler Mi Cielo,was herself out of a mare by the mighty stayer StageDoor Johnny, and won the GI C.C. American Oakswhen it was still run over 12 furlongs. He was the firstleg of a fourth-day double for owner Renata Jacobs,from the first crop of breeder Newsells Park Stud, andwas the second leg of a treble for trainer MarkJohnston. But the feat of On A Soapbox and StageDoor Johnny of instilling staying capacity into SoapyDanger itself nearly pales in significance when youconsider the pedigree of Baddam, the first horse I haveever heard of to sweep the Ascot S. (20 furlongs) and Queen Alexandra S. (21 furongs) double. Afour-year-old, trained by Mick Channon and from thefirst crop by the GI Middle Park winner Mujahid, himselfby Danzig out of a Storm Cat mare, all you really needto say, again as Rachel pointed out on Tuesday, is thathis dam is by Ela-Mana-Mou. That is a great example ofhow a pedigree is not a blend' of influences, but inmany cases, an individual throws back' to something inits pedigree. In Baddam's case, he may be by Mujahid,but he has 100 percent certainly inherited the ability towin two races totaling more than five miles in oneweek from his damsire. Not one of the six sons or grandsons of Danzig whosired Ascot winners last week began his career for asmuch as 10,000 anythings they all began their studcareers at four-figure fees.

I don't know exactly what that means, but I knowit's good news for a lot of smaller breeders. Though histwo principal European sire sons both drew blanks atthe meet, Danehill had no fewer than seven placedhorses, and his sons, Danehill Dancer and Danetime,both sired winners. Green Desert also had no winners,but his son, Cape Cross, of course sired GI Prince ofWales's winner Ouija Board, who is from his first crop. Outside of the Danzig and Sadler's Wells lines, theother Northern Dancer-line sire who had a big meet wasMarju; the son of Last Tycoon had two winners, includ-ing the great Soviet Song (GII Windsor Forest) and thethree-year-old Britannia H. winner, Sir Gerard. He alsohad two other placed three-year-olds: Asset, second inthe G3 Jersey (seven furlongs); and Hazeymm, third inthe 10-furlong Listed Hampton Court S. After Northern Dancer, the number two male line atAscot this year was Native Dancer (who of course alsofigures as the damsire of Northern Dancer), with seven;this consisted of six from the Mr. Prospector line, andone by Selkirk, a son of Sharpen Up. Machiavellian wasparticularly prominent this year: he had the Royal HuntCup winner Cesare on his own behalf, and his sec-ond-crop son, Medicean, had two, including the GICoronation S. winner Nannina. This propelled Mediceaninto third spot on the European second-crop sire chartin cumulative earnings, behind Mozart and Galileo, butnow ahead of Bertolini and Mull Of Kintyre, sire of St.James's Palace S. winner, Araafa.

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Typically, the top five European second-crop siresconsist of three from the Danzig line, two by Danzighimself and one by Danehill; one by Sadler's Wells; andone by Mr. Prospector's son, Machiavellian. Two otherMr. Prospector lines were prominent without winning:both Gone West's son, Zafonic and his son, Xaar, hadplaced horses, as did Kingmambo's third-crop son,King's Best. Northern Dancer and Native Dancer combined ac-counted for 26 of the 30 Ascot winners. The other twoconsisted of two each for the other two major Phalarissire lines, Royal Charger (here through Roberto) and histhree-quarter brother, Nasrullah. Les Arcs, from the firstcrop by Kris S.'s son Arch, surprisingly won the GIGolden Jubilee, a six-furlong sprint, for the Roberto line;and the vastly underrated Intikhab, son of Red Ransomand sire also of G2 Norfolk second Hoh Mike, had theListed Sandringham winner Red Evie, a three-year-oldfilly. In a small but possibly very significant wrinkle,both Nasrullah-line winners were among the three win-ners for freshman sires: Gilded, by the surprisingRedback (by Mark of Esteem, by Darshaan, by ShirleyHeights, by Mill Reef), won the G2 Queen Mary; whileElrahim, from the first crop by Noverre (by Rahy, byBlushing Groom), won the Listed Windsor Castle S. Ironically both are five-furlong races, while thesix-furlong Coventry was won by Hellvelyn, whose sireIshiguru (by Danzig) was only a five-furlong horse him-self. That may be one for the ever-expanding Go Figure'file; but it is also quite interesting, in this era of North-ern Dancer dominance in Europe, to see that two of thefreshman sire winners at Royal Ascot are actually fromanother line. Speaking of other lines, though, 30 win-ners out of 30 did trace in male line to Phalaris (1913),the Eclipse of the Twentieth Century. That doesn'tbode well for the survival of all those non-Phalaris lines,for example Hyperion, Princequillo, Ribot and ManO'War.]

A # will distinguish first-time stakes-winners, a @ willindicate first-time graded stakes-winners, a s willdenote a first-time Grade/Group 1 winner.

How To Do It... Finally, a word about the World Cup of the planet'smost popular sport, called football most places, but soccer in the U.S., to distinguish it from gridiron or American football. A German friend of mine who hasjust returned from two weeks in Germany, where it'sbeing held this time, was rapturous: ‘one big streetparty’, he said, ‘an orgy of football.’ The coverage of,and the interest in this tournament, held every fouryears, is phenomenal: it dwarfs Royal Ascot and any-thing else we in the horse business can do. Maybe I'mlooking for correlations where there are none to befound, but I can't help thinking the existence of aninternational administration which sets the rules has alot to do with soccer/football's success. It doesn'tmatter where in the world you go, the rules are thesame, and you can figure out what's going on in frontof you. I watch with wistful admiration at its success,and I like Argentina to win the final, provided they getpast Germany this Friday, and then win their semi-final.

Monday, Club Hipico de Santiago, ChileCLASICO ALBERTO VIAL INFANTE-G1, $14,500, 6-26, Club Hipico de Santiago, 3yo, c/g, 1600mT, 1:34.61.1--sRIO MISTICO (CHI), c, 3, by Mon Pote Le Gitan

1st Dam: India de Mi Vida (Chi), by Roy2nd Dam: Niada (Chi), by Jalon (Chi)3rd Dam: Nardella (Chi), by Naucide (Ity)

O-Stud Santa Sara; B-Haras Santa Sara (CHI); T-J Inda; J-H Berrios; $10,000. Lifetime Record: 7-3-1-1, $18,310.2--Putin (Chi), c, 3, Putifar--Ay Mi Morena (Chi), by Gentleman Time. O-Stud Don Fernando; B-Haras Ocoa (CHI). $2,500.3--Don Gustavo (Chi), c, 3, Gracioso II--Week West (Chi), by Seeker's Reward. O-Stud Jarita; B-Haras Paso Nevado (CHI). $1,250.Also Ran: Bamboche (Chi), Money Market (Chi), Manuscrito de Mons (Chi),King Bar (Chi), El Peregrino (Chi), No Side Effects (Chi), Kossimo (Chi),Probiotico (Chi), Makina (Chi), Real Regent (Chi), Sticker (Chi), D'Angelico(Chi). Margins: 4 1/4, 3/4, 3. Odds: 2.90, 31.60, 6.60.

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SIRE LINES AT ROYAL ASCOT 2006THE 30 ROYAL ASCOT WINNERS

1st Sire His Sire APEX A Dist A-s Name Group RaceThe Danzig Line (a Branch of Northern Dancer)1982 Danzig Northern Dancer 4.5 8 4c. Ad Valorem GI Queen Anne1982 Danzig Northern Dancer 4.5 16 3c. Soapy Danger GIII Queen's Vase2002 Mujahid Danzig 0.57 20 4c. Baddam H. Ascot S.2002 Mujahid Danzig 0.57 21 4c. Baddam H. Queen Alexandra2003 Mull Of Kintyre Danzig ----- 8 3c. Araafa GI St. James's Palace2004 Ishiguru Danzig ----- 6 2c. Hellvelyn GII Coventry S.1999 Danehill Dancer Danehill 1.69 7 3c. Jeremy GIII Jersey S.2000 Danetime Danehill 1.45 6 6h. Baltic King H. Wokingham H.2001 Cape Cross Green Desert 3.37 10 5m. Ouija Board GI Prince of Wales'sThe Sadler's Wells Line (a Branch of Northern Dancer)1986 Sadler's Wells Northern Dancer 4.34 20 5h. Yeats GI Gold Cup2002 Montjeu Sadler's Wells 2.32 12 3c. Papal Bull GII King Edward VII2002 Montjeu Sadler's Wells 2.32 12 3f. Mont Etoile GII Ribblesdale2002 Montjeu Sadler's Wells 2.32 10 3c. Snoqualmie Boy L Hampton Court S.1998 King's Theatre Sadler's Wells 0.97 12 4g. Young Mick H. Duke of EdinburghOther Northern Dancer-Line Winners1993 Marju Last Tycoon 1.45 8 6m. Soviet Song GII Windsor Forest S.1993 Marju Last Tycoon 1.45 8 3c. Sir Gerard H. Brittania H.2002 Dixie Union Dixieland Band 3.68 6 2f. Sander Camillo GIII Albany S.1986 Alzao Lyphard 1.51 12 5h. Maraahel GII Hardwicke S.1991 Zilzal Nureyev 0.87 10 4g. I'm So Lucky L Wolferton H.The Mr. Prospector Line (a Branch of Native Dancer)1992 Machiavellian Mr. Prospector 3.03 8 5g. Cesare H. Royal Hunt Cup2003 Medicean Machiavellian ----- 8 3f. Nannina GI Coronation S.2003 Medicean Machiavellian ----- 5 2c. Dutch Art GII Norfolk S.1985 Seeking the Gold Mr. Prospector 3.58 7 2c. Champlain L Chesham S.1996 Namaqualand Mr. Prospector 0.98 7 8g. Uhoomagoo H. Buckingham Palace1998 Celtic Swing Damister 2.26 5 7g. Takeover Target GII King's StandThe Sharpen Up Line (a Branch of Native Dancer)1994 Selkirk Sharpen Up 2.43 12 3c. Linas Selection H. King George VThe Roberto Sire Line (a Branch of Royal Charger)2000 Arch Kris S. 1.56 6 6g. Les Arcs GI Golden Jubilee2001 Intikhab Red Ransom 2.4 8 3f. Red Evie L Sandringham H.The Mill Reef Line (a Branch of Nasrullah)2004 Redback Mark Of Esteem ----- 5 2f. Gilded GIII Queen MaryThe Blushing Groom Line (a Branch of Nasrullah)2004 Noverre Rahy ----- 5 2c. Elhamri L Windsor Castle S.

Tale of the Tape:Northern Dancer Line - 19 Winners

Danzig - 9Sadler's Wells - 5

Other Northern Dancer - 5Native Dancer Line - 7 Winners

Mr. Prospector - 6Sharpen Up - 1

Roberto Line - 2 WinnersNasrullah Line - 2 Winners

Blushing Groom - 1Mill Reef - 1

Dist = in furlongsAPEX = through end 2005

LEADING EUROPEAN 1st CROP SIRES IN 2006

In Order of Prize Money

Black Type

Sire Born Grandsire Rnrs Wnrs Wins Pls Prize £ Wn Pl

1 INVINCIBLE SPIRIT (1997) Green Desert 42 13 15 42 138,065 0 2

2 REDBACK (1999) Mark Of Esteem 16 4 12 10 122,890 2 0

3 NOVERRE (1998) Rahy 22 4 6 24 86,626 1 0

4 KYLLACHY (1998) Pivotal 30 6 7 22 82,177 1 1

5 ISHIGURU (1998) Danzig 13 1 3 8 64,844 1 0

6 ROCK OF GIBRALTAR (1999) Danehill 11 6 6 7 57,764 1 0

7 IRON MASK (1998) Danzig 15 6 6 16 44,831 0 0

8 ROB'S SPIRIT (1997) Theatrical 14 4 4 16 40,390 0 0

9 AUCTION HOUSE (1996) Exbourne 22 7 7 15 38,253 0 0

10 FATH (1997) Danzig 21 5 5 21 37,354 0 1

11 SAGACITY (1998) Highest Honor 3 3 4 5 35,213 0 0

12 CHICHICASTENANGO (1998) Smadoun 3 1 1 10 30,988 0 0

13 BEST OF THE BESTS (1997) Machiavellian 14 3 3 10 24,381 0 1

14 TOBOUGG (1998) Barathea 26 5 5 9 24,313 0 0

15 TENDULKAR (1999) Spinning World 14 5 5 10 24,158 0 0

16 GOLAN (1998) Spectrum 11 3 3 7 19,523 0 0

17 SPYMASTER (1997) Seeking the Gold 13 2 2 11 16,171 0 0

18 UNTIL SUNDOWN (1998) Smart Strike 1 1 2 2 15,768 0 0

19 ANABAA BLUE (1998) Anabaa 9 1 1 10 15,723 0 0

20 JOHANNESBURG (1999) Hennessy 9 2 2 5 14,772 0 0

21 TRADITIONALLY (1997) Mr Prospector 8 2 2 3 12,764 0 0

22 ACT ONE (1999) In the Wings 4 1 1 5 9,845 0 0

23 WARNINGFORD (1994) Warning 4 1 2 5 9,713 0 0

24 VAL ROYAL (1996) Royal Academy 6 2 2 6 9,640 0 0

25 SLICKLY (1996) Linamix 5 1 1 5 8,829 0 0

26 STREET CRY (1998) Machiavellian 3 1 1 2 6,220 0 0

27 DANE FRIENDLY (1996) Danehill 1 1 1 0 5,840 0 0

28 DANANEYEV (1996) Goldneyev 2 0 0 6 5,703 0 0

29 OFFICER (1999) Bertrando 1 1 1 2 4,783 0 0

30 BAD AS I WANNA BE (1998) Common Grounds 3 2 2 3 4,468 0 0

Includes Northern Hemisphere earnings for European stallions, excluding Japan.

Statistics by Hyperion Promotions Ltd. Results received to June 25th inclusive.

LEADING EUROPEAN 2nd CROP SIRES In Order of Cumulative Earnings

---------Cumulative---------- ---------2006---------- Sire (YOB) Grandsire Rnrs Wnrs Total £ SW SP Wnrs Total £ SW SP 1 MOZART (1998) Danehill 76 36 946,063 4 4 23 376,065 2 2 2 GALILEO (1998) Sadler's Wells 81 35 860,321 5 9 26 730,871 4 7 3 MEDICEAN (1997) Machiavellian 57 25 806,249 4 0 15 448,986 3 0 4 BERTOLINI (1996) Danzig 122 42 758,932 3 1 21 201,465 0 1 5 MULL OF KINTYRE (1997) Danzig 101 43 743,638 1 3 24 496,745 1 0 6 KING CHARLEMAGNE (1998) Nureyev 93 35 528,102 1 1 28 255,506 0 1 7 OBSERVATORY (1997) Distant View 74 23 394,373 2 0 11 106,533 0 1 8 FANTASTIC LIGHT (1996) Rahy 79 25 385,467 3 3 15 176,321 1 3 9 KINGSALSA (1996) Kingmambo 44 10 376,051 2 2 7 145,719 2 1 10 KALANISI (1996) Doyoun 50 17 340,249 1 2 10 176,960 1 0 11 *LOMITAS (1988) Niniski 45 21 323,939 1 0 18 220,060 1 0 12 DISTANT MUSIC (1997) Distant View 51 17 313,249 1 2 10 155,135 1 2 13 OCEAN OF WISDOM (1997) Mr Prospector 28 9 221,463 0 2 6 136,830 0 2 14 MAJORIEN (1994) Machiavellian 41 11 206,598 0 1 8 125,919 0 1 15 MUNIR (1998) Indian Ridge 19 4 201,369 1 1 3 85,370 1 0 16 CITY ON A HILL (1997) Rahy 55 16 198,965 0 0 12 118,943 0 0 17 FRUITS OF LOVE (1995) Hansel 50 18 193,154 0 1 13 114,211 0 1 18 COMMANDS (1996) Danehill 18 8 177,860 0 2 7 104,777 0 2 19 SILVANO (1996) Lomitas 27 11 161,853 0 5 10 115,222 0 5 20 GOLDEN SNAKE (1996) Danzig 13 5 159,859 0 0 4 125,800 0 0 21 PANIS (1998) Miswaki 23 12 154,939 0 0 7 90,865 0 0 22 BARATHEA GUEST (1997) Barathea 30 17 121,188 0 0 14 67,713 0 0 23 BECKETT (1998) Fairy King 53 17 107,489 0 0 12 48,055 0 0 24 SWIFT GULLIVER (1994) Gulch 30 14 102,322 0 0 10 56,344 0 0 25 SPADOUN (1996) Kaldoun 8 2 87,075 0 1 0 24,631 0 0 26 BLACK MINNALOUSHE (1998) Storm Cat 20 7 85,825 0 1 1 18,220 0 0 27 PRIMO VALENTINO (1997) Primo Dominie 32 6 70,743 0 0 2 25,099 0 0 28 BANYUMANIK (1996) Perugino 11 4 61,167 1 1 4 26,475 1 1 29 SUPERIOR PREMIUM (1994) Forzando 17 7 59,391 0 0 4 32,274 0 0 30 TERTULLIAN (1995) Miswaki 20 6 59,356 0 1 3 16,597 0 0 Includes Northern Hemisphere earnings for European stallions, excluding Japan. * First British crop in 2003. Statistics by Hyperion Promotions Ltd. Results received to June 25th inclusive.

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H E A S T H2:01p 3rd-BEL, $45K, Alw, 3yo/up, f/m, 6fTVG BURMILLA (Storm Cat), a full to MGSW Magicalmysterycat,

was purchased by Darley for $850k as a KEESEP yearling,and looked the part in her first outing. Sent off the tepid 3-1choice at Gulfstream Jan. 22, she romped by 4 1/4 lengths. Offsince, she’s registered bullets in four of her last six works.Garrett Gomez rides for the Eoin Harty barn. May Day Vow(Broken Vow) is an interesting play. The sophomore won byan eye-catching 12 lengths in her lone start, a 4 1/2-furlongtest at Aqueduct in April of her two-year-old season. Hermorning drills have been pedestrian, but trainer MichaelHushion can get ‘em ready off the bench. brisnet.com pps

3:15p 5th-CDX, $50K, Msw, 3yo/up, 1mTTVG GYROVAGI (Saint Ballado) ran a dismal sixth sprinting on the

main track in his first career start at Gulfstream Mar. 25, but it’sdoubtful that’s this three-year-old’s game. The Pin Oakhomebred is a half to the very good turf runner Bedankan(Geri), a 10-time stakes winner of over $530k, and the surfaceswitch, along with the added ground, could be just what thedoctor ordered for the Bill Mott trainee. brisnet.com pps

4:40p 8th-BEL, $46K, Alw/Opt.Clm. ($75,000), 3yo/up, 1mTVG DR. PLEASURE (Thunder Gulch) drew attention his week

when his trainer, John Ward, told Daily Racing Form hethought the son of champion Beautiful Pleasure would turn outto be the best sophomore in his barn. That’s quite a statementconsidering the talented Strong Contender is a stablemate.Last year’s Cowdin S. runner-up, seventh in the GI Breeders’Cup Juvenile, comes into the race off a well-beaten third in hisseasonal debut sprinting at Keeneland Apr. 12. Sir Halory(Unbridled), one of two four-year-olds in the race, sports apedigree as good as anybody’s: his dam is the top producerHalory. The Bobby Frankel charge makes his first start sinceeasily beating Churchill maiden foes last November.brisnet.com pps

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TODAY, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28:07-08 $750,000 Hollywood Gold Cup-I, Hol,

3yo/up, 10f (1000)07-08 $350,000a Swaps Breeders’ Cup-II, Hol, 3yo, 9f

(250)07-15 $300,000 Dance Smartly-III, Wo , 3yo/up, f/m, 9ft

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Yesterday’s Results:9th-PHA, $21,000, Alw, NW1X, 3yo/up, f/m, 5f (off turf), :58 4/5, my.ROYAL FUPEG (f, 3, Fusaichi Pegasus--Heeremandi{Ire} {SW-Ire & G1SP-Fr}, by Royal Academy), a$700,000 KEESEP yearling, began her career in Califor-nia as part of Eoin Harty’s barn. There, she ran third onthe main track in her second career start July 30 beforeturning in a very good turf effort next out, when sheclosed from 20 lengths back to be fourth (placed thirdvia DQ) by 1 3/4 lengths at Del Mar Aug. 22. Moved tothe East Coast for her sophomore campaign, the bayaired by daylight in a maiden-breaking performance onthe dirt at Philly Park June 18 and was looking to makeit two straight in this off-the-turfer. The even-moneypick dueled for the lead early, then dug in gamely totake the three-horse photo by a neck. J.P. West (WayWest {Fr}) rallied for second, with pacesetter Amber’sKelly (Mr. Greeley) another nose back in third. LifetimeRecord: 5-2-0-2, $37,480. O-Stan E Fulton. B-Skara Glen Stables (KY). T-CliffordW Sise Jr.

7th-DEL, $37,500, Msw, 3yo/up, f/m, a1m70yd, 1:44,sy.GAC'S TOMBOY (f, 3, Unbridled's Song--Luvsider, byTopsider), a $120,000 KEESEP yearling and $150,000OBSMAR juvenile, became the second impressive win-ner for his sire at Delaware in eight days. The gray ranout of real estate when she was a rallying second goingsix panels at Monmouth June 4, and was bet down to4-5 here on the stretch out. Keeping a close eye on thepacesetter through a half in :47 3/5, she quicklyopened up a six-length advantage rounding the turn andglided home clear by a smart 12 3/4-length margin.Citicrossing (Carson City) was second. The victress is ahalf to Search For Luv (Regal Search), MSW,$313,181; and Superfines Luvey (Conveyor), SP,$160,795. On Monday, June 19, Song for the Best,another son of Unbridled’s Song, won by 9 3/4 lengthsover this surface. Lifetime Record: 2-1-1-0, $28,800.O-Madcapt Stable. B-Superfine Farms, Inc (KY). T-ToddA Pletcher.

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BARRETTS JUNETWO-YEAR-OLD IN TRAINING SALE Under-tack preview–June 26, 2006

1/8-mile works

Time Hip# Sex Sire Dam

:10 67 filly Officer Philamina Halfmoon

1/4-mile works

:21 4/5 130 colt Lake Austin Viva Diva

:21 4/5 406 colt Millennium Wind Unfounded Luck

3/8-mile works

:35 1/5 14 filly Devon Lane Pete’s Doll

IN BRITAIN:High Treason, g, 4, Diesis (GB)--Fabula Dancer, by Northern Dancer. Newbury, 6-27, Hcp (Apprentices), 4yo/up, 11f 5ydsT. B-Helmut von Finck. *1/2 to Flamingo Paradise (GB) (Rainbow Quest), GSW-Ger, $183,901; Flamingo Road (Ger) (Acatenango {Ger}), GSW & MG1SW-Ger, $344,309. **50,000gns yrl ‘03 TATDEC.

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First-crop progeny to watch: Wednesday, June 28

Sire (Sire’s Sire), Farm, 2003 Fee, #foals of racing age/Winners/SWRace #-track, race type, distance, runner, odds (if available)

EXCITING STORY (Diablo), Lane's End T exas, $5K, 27/3/04-EVD, Msw, 5f, King Barney, $4K TEX M AR 2yo, 3-1OUTOFTHEBOX (Montbrook), Ocala Stud Farm, $8K, 72/0/04-EVD, Msw, 5f, +Kickboxer, $20K FTK JUL yrl, 12-1

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Sire (Sire’s Sire), Farm, 2002 Fee, #foals of racing age/Winners/SWRace #-track, race type, distance, runner, odds (if available)

APTITUDE (A.P. Indy), Juddmonte, $25K, 189/24/25-MTH , Msw, 6f, +My Attitude, $130K EAS MAY 2yo, 5-1PRIME TIM BER (Sultry Song), Sez W ho, $5K, 94/32/15-MTH , Msw, 6f, +Hickory Stick, $100K OBS APR 2yo, 4-1

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CHURCHILLGreeley's Galaxy (Mr. Greeley), 4f, :51.40, 31/39 He's Got Grit (Songandaprayer), 4f, :50.00, 18/39 Purim (Dynaformer), 4f, :51.20, 28/39 Gaff (Maria’s Mon), 5f, 1:01.00, 4/23 Summerly (Summer Squall), 6f, 1:13.40, 3/4

HOLLYWOODRecord (Devil His Due), 4f, :48.80, 13/29 Sacred Light (Holy Bull), 4f, :48.40, 8/29 A. P. Warrior (A.P. Indy), 6f, 1:14.80, 3/5

SANTA ANITAArson Squad (Brahms), 5f, •:58.00, 1/38 Da Stoops (Distorted Humor), 5f, :58.80, 2/38 Point Determined (Point Given), 5f, :59.00, 4/38 Shamoan (Ire) (Monashee Mountain), 5f, 1:02.20, 33/38

H B R I T A I N HAmerican-bred Winners cont.

IN FRANCE:Saddler's Times, g, 8, Sadler’s Wells--Sweet Times (GB), by Riverman. Longchamp, 6-26, Hcp, 5yo/up, 1 1/2mT. B-Gilman Investment Co. *$110,000 yrl ‘99 KEESEP. **3/4 to Stonemason (Nureyev), GSW-Ire.

SOUMILLON CONTRACT EXTENDED JockeyChristophe Soumillon will continue as His Highness TheAga Khan’s retained jockey for at least another twoyears and has agreed a contract extension until the endof 2008, according to the Racing Post. Soumillon re-cently celebrated his 25th birthday by winning the G1Prix du Jockey-Club aboard Irish Derby-bound Darsi (Fr)(Polish Precedent) and the Belgian is hoping to go onebetter than when partnering connections’ Dalakhani(Ire) into second in the 2003 renewal having previouslygrabbed Classic glory at Chantilly. “I am honoured thatHis Highness has confidence in me and extended mycontract for a further two years,” Soumillon told thePost. “I hope that next season he will have even moregood horses in his stable.”

Yesterday’s Results:LADBROKESPOKER.COM ROSE BOWL S.-Listed,£23,500, Newbury, 6-27, 2yo, 6f 8ydsT, 1:12.95, gd.1–#DAZED AND AMAZED (GB), 126, c, 2, by Averti (Ire)

1st Dam: Amazed (GB), by Clantime (GB)2nd Dam: Indigo (GB), by Primo Dominie (GB)3rd Dam: Blueit (Fr), by Bold Lad (Ire)

(52,000gns yrl ‘05 DONSEP). O-Mrs R Ablett; B-Whitsbury Manor Stud & Pigeon House Stud; T-Richard Hannon; J-Richard Hughes; £13,343. Lifetime Record: 4-2-0-1, £20,078.2--Vauquelin (Ire), 126, c, 2, Xaar (GB)--Beryl (GB), by Bering (GB). (14,000gns wnlg ‘04 TATDEC; 28,000gns yrl ‘05 DONSEP). £5,057.3--Prince of Elegance (GB), 126, c, 2, Cape Cross (Ire)-- Elegant Lady (GB), by Selkirk. (45,000gns yrl ‘05 TATOCT). £2,531.Margins: NK, 1 1/4, NK. Odds: 5-1, 7-1, 9-2.Also ran: La Neige (GB), Deadshot Keen (Ire), GoldenBalls (Ire), Touch of Style (Ire), Prince Rossi (Ire), DickieLe Davoir (GB). Successful in a Newmarket maiden May 28, DazedAnd Amazed made a quick reappearance after runningfifth in last week’s Listed Windsor Castle S. at RoyalAscot and rewarded connections’ bold move with agritty first stakes success. Positioned fourth after theopening exchanges in this, he came under pressure atthe two-pole and answered strong urgings inside theclosing panel to outgame the persistent Vauquelin near-ing the line.

Newbury, 6.55, Mdn, £10,000, 2yo, f, 7fT, 1:25.46,gd.+SUDOOR (GB) (f, 2, Fantastic Light--Wissal, byWoodman) settled under cover in midfield through theearly fractions of this first go. Following in the wake ofCast In Gold (Elusive Quality) from halfway, the 16-1chance pounced approaching the final eighth and waspushed out to dispose of that rival by 1 3/4 lengths.Lifetime Record: 1-1-0-0, £6,477.O-Sheikh Hamdan bin Rashid Al Maktoum; B-ShadwellEstate Company Ltd; T-John Dunlop.

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3.05p Compiegne, Cond, i33,000, 3yo/up, 1 1/2mTGETAWAY (GER) (Monsun {Ger}) has already bagged one win fromtwo starts and will start as the crowd's choice to double his tally here.Baron Georg von Ullman's full-brother to homebred G1 Oaks d'Italiavictress Gaudalupe (Ger) returns off an easy success in a similarcontest at Saint-Cloud May 24 and can move further up the ladder at theexpense of Lady O'Reilly's Seracina (GB) (Nashwan), a half-sister todual stakes winner Serisia (Fr).

8.40p Bath, Mdn, £5,000, 3yo/up, 11f 144yT.ELECTRIC STORM (GB) (Zafonic) has yet to realise potential followingtwo off-the-board efforts at this track May 2 and at Windsor June 5.Opportunity knocks at this third door for the Juddmonte homebred, butthe half-brother to G1 Tattersalls Gold Cup and GI Arlington Millionwinner Powersourt (GB) will need to defy the odds to better six rivals,including likely favorite Strategic Mount (GB) (Montjeu {Ire}), ahalf-brother to globetrotting G1 Irish St Leger and G1 Gran Premio diMilano hero Strategic Choice.

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AQUEDUCTSilver Train (Old Trieste), 4f, •:47.15, 1/19 Slew Motion (Slew Gin Fizz), 4f, 1:01.71, 4/12 Wild Desert (Wild Rush), 5f, •1:00.98, 1/12

BELMONTCacique (Ire) (Danehill), 3f, :37.12, 4/21 Swap Fliparoo (Exchange Rate), 4f, •:47.12, 1/46 A. P. Arrow (A.P. Indy), 4f (tt), :52.33, 83/89 Adieu (El Corredor), 4f (tt), :51.02, 58/89 After Market (Storm Cat), 4f (tt), :49.65, 18/89 Pool Land (Silver Deputy), 4f (tt), :48.66, 5/89 Anew (Awesome Again), 5f, 1:03.46, 18/23

B R E E D E R S’ E D I T I O NAMERICA

Newbury, 6.25, Mdn, £10,000, 2yo, f, 6f 8yT,1:12.32, gd.INDIAN INK (IRE) (f, 2, Indian Ridge {Ire}--Maid OfKilleen {Ire} {SP-Ire}, by Darshaan {GB}), a first-upseventh over course and distance June 10, brokeswiftly to occupy a prominent berth from the outset ofthis second go. Ridden into a decisive lead approachingthe final furlong, the 5-1 chance was pushed out toassert by an easy 2 1/2 lengths from Naayla (Ire) (Invin-cible Spirit {Ire}). The winner was a 25,000gnsTATOCT yearling purchase. Lifetime Record: 2-1-0-0,£6,477.O-Raymond Tooth; B-Killeen Castle Stud; T-RichardHannon.

ALLOWANCE RESULTS:8th-DEL, $42,300, Opt. Clm. ($35,000), NW3X,3yo/up, a1m70yd, 1:42 4/5, gd.DUE (g, 5, Rinka Das--Endette, by Thirty Eight Paces)Lifetime Record: 29-6-3-6, $132,870. O-Rob Ry Farmand Jane Marie Slysz. B-K T Leatherbury Assoc. Inc(MD). T-Dale Capuano. *1/2 to Ah Day (Malibu Moon),MSW, $221,410.

5th-CRC, $28,000, Opt. Clm. ($25,000), NW2X,3yo/up, f/m, 6f, 1:11 2/5, sy.DEFINED BORDERS (m, 5, Friendly Lover--Valerie'sSecret, by Irish Sur) Lifetime Record: 17-5-3-1,$100,449. O/B-Laurence I Foggle (FL). T-Timothy AHills.

9th-MNR, $27,800, 6-26, NW1X, 3yo/up, a1m70yd,1:43, ft.HYPER HARRY (g, 5, Harry the Hat--Dance Delirious, byGate Dancer) Lifetime Record: 17-2-3-3, $59,691.O-Clifton T Boyer & Maria N McLarnon. B-Oak RidgeFarms (PA). T-Dorothy Gallagher.

8th-CRC, $26,000, NW2L, 3yo, 7f, 1:25 3/5, sy.REXSON'S ROSE (c, 3, Suave Prospect--Dr Rexsonshope, by Rexson's Hope) Lifetime Record:12-2-0-1, $35,815. O/B-Rose Family Stable (FL).T-Barry R Rose.

3rd-CRC, $23,000, NW2L, 3yo/up, 1 1/16m (off turf),1:47 3/5, ft.GOODTOGOAGAIN (g, 3, King Cugat--Gelca, by Diesis{GB}) Lifetime Record: 11-2-2-3, $52,570. O-RuticaStables. B-Sun Valley Farm (KY). T-David Fawkes.*$9,500 wlng '03 KEENOV; $7,000 2yo ‘05 OBSAPR.

8th-SUF, $21,560, NW2$6MX, 3yo/up, 6f, 1:10 4/5,ft.HARLEY'S ROAD (g, 5, Two Punch--In a Daydream{MSW & GSP, $106,710}, by Strawberry Road {Aus})Lifetime Record: 30-7-3-5, $117,451. O-Manfred Roos.B-Smart Start Stables LLC (MD). T-John Rigattieri. *1/2 to Dr. Thunder (Rakeen), SP, $222,098.

ADDITIONAL MAIDEN WINNERS:Great Facts, g, 2, Great Allegiance--South Lan Factor, by Native Factor. GLD, 6-26, (S), 4f, :49. B-James & Marcia Arnold and Deborah Miley (Mi). She Will Du, f, 2, Scatmandu--Cielo Vuh, by Conquistador Cielo. DEL, 6-27, (C), 5 1/2f, 1:07 3/5. B-Candyland Farm (Ky). *$7,200 yrl '05 FTMOCT.

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Talkin Thunder, c, 2, Thunderello--Ms. Waki Talkin, by Miswaki. CRC, 6-27, (C), 4 1/2f, :53 4/5. B-Four Horseman's Ranch (Fl). *$8,000 2yo ‘06 OBSAPR. **Second winner for freshman sire (by Montbrook).Red Matador, c, 3, Siphon (Brz)--Flowers and Vines, by Blushing John. PHA, 6-27, a1m70yd, 1:46. B-Liberation Farm & Oratis Thoroughbreds (Ky). *$30,000 yrl '04 FTMOCT. **1/2 to Un Fino Vino (Demidoff), MGSP, $339,895.Harama, g, 3, Taconic Road--Harem Mystery (SW), by Noble Dancer (GB). MNR, 6-26, 1m (off turf), 1:41. B-David L Murphy (Ok). Yes It's Patty, f, 3, Yes It’s True--Dogwood Patty, by Sauce Boat. MNR, 6-26, 6f, 1:12 1/5. B-Robert M & Catherine C Dickenson (Fl). *$47,000 wlng '03 KEENOV.

CONDITIONS RESULTS:BRITAIN, Newbury, 7.30, 6-27, £12,000, 3yo, 6f 8yT,1:12.49, gd.LADY LIVIUS (IRE) (f, 3, Titus Livius {Fr}--Refined {Ire},by Statoblest {Ire}) Lifetime Record: 7-2-0-0, £86,072.O-Mrs John Lee; B-W Maxwell Ervine; T-RichardHannon. *1/2 to Galeota (Ire) (Mujadil), GSW & G1SP-Eng, $247,069. **21,000gns yrl ‘04 TATDEC.

BRITAIN, Musselburgh, 3.30, 6-26, £6,000, 2yo, 7f 30yT, 1:31.16, gd/fm.INGLEBY PRINCESS (GB) (f, 2, Bold Edge {GB}--Bob'sPrincess {GB}, by Bob's Return {Ire}) Lifetime Record:2-2-0-0, £6,476. O-Dave Scott; B-Wheelersland Stud;T-David Barron. *7,000gns yrl ‘05 DONSEP.

ADDITIONAL MAIDEN WINNERS:Star Me Up (Fr), f, 2, Anabaa Blue (GB)--Alto Jane (GB) (Horse of the Year-Bar), by The Minstrel. Dax, France, 6-25, Mdn, 2yo, f, 6fT. B-Paul & Jill Locke. *Second winner for freshman sire (by Anabaa). **i5,000 wnl ‘04 DEADEC; i12,000 2yo ‘06 GOFAPR.Disco Dan (GB), c, 2, Danehill Dancer (Ire)--Ghay, by Bahri. Brighton, Britain, 6-27, Mdn, 2yo, 5f 213ydsT. B-T G & B B Mills. *13,000gns yrl ‘05 DONSEP.Hucking Hot (GB), f, 2, Desert Prince (Ire)--True Love (GB), by Robellino. Beverley, Britain, 6-27, Mdn, 2yo, f, 7f 100ydsT. B-Taker Bloodstock. *SP-GB. **4,500gns yrl ‘05 DONOCT.+Sasphee (Ger), f, 2, Lomitas (GB)--Suanita (Ger), by Big Shuffle. Dusseldorf, Germany, 6-25, Mdn, 2yo, 7fT. B-Stiftung Gestut Fahrhof. *i34,000 yrl ‘05 BBASEP.Ma Belle Tef (Fr), f, 2, Medaaly (GB)--Linaving (Fr), by Linamix (Fr). Senonnes-Pouance, France, 6-26, Cond, 2yo, 6f 165ydsT. B-Haras du Reuilly.

Not for Me (Ire), c, 2, Mull of Kintyre--Floral Hall (Ire), by Tagula (Ire). Wolverhampton, Britain, 6-26, Mdn, 2yo, 5f 216ydsT. B-Floral Partnership. *8,000gns wnl ‘04 TATDEC; 12,000gns yrl ‘05 TATOCT.Pumuki (Fr), c, 2, Poliglote (GB)--Nakiya (Fr), by Kendor (Fr). Dax, France, 6-25, Mdn, 2yo, c/g, 6fT. B-Haras de Grandcamp. *i15,000 yrl ‘05 DEAOCT.Hills of the River (Fr), f, 2, River Bay--Hills of Silver (Ire), by Danehill. Wissembourg, France, 6-25, Mdn, 2yo, 6fT. B-Jean-Pierre Dubois.Timbuctu (Ity), c, 2, Tibullo--Movi Alleged, by Alleged. Livorno, Italy, 6-26, Mdn, 2yo, 7 1/2fT. B-Scuderia Siba SPA.Scara Lee (Ger), f, 3, Acatenango (Ger)--Super Royale (GB), by Royal Academy. Hassloch, Germany, 6-25, Mdn, 3yo, 1 1/4mT. B-Alexander Pereira. *i22,000 yrl ‘04 BBASEP.Miss McGuire (GB), f, 3, Averti (Ire)--Friend for Life (GB), by Lahib. Brighton, Britain, 6-27, Mdn, 3-4yo, 7f 214ydsT. B-D J & Mrs Deer.Grieg (GB), c, 3, Generous (Ire)--Maidment (GB) (GSP-Fr), by Insan. Senonnes-Pouance, France, 6-26, Cond, 3yo, 1 5/16mT. B-Mme B V Chennells.Ceremonial Jade (UAE), g, 3, Jade Robbery--Talah (GB), by Danehill. Beverley, Britain, 6-27, Mdn, 3yo, 1m 100ydsT. B-Darley. *10,000gns 2yo ‘05 TATAUT.Chalida (Ger), f, 3, Majorien (GB)--Cadira (Ire), by Bluebird. Munich, Germany, 6-25, Mdn, 3yo, 1mT. B-Gestut Simmenach.Northern Glory (GB), c, 3, Rainbow Quest--Northern Goddess (GB) (Hwt. 3yo Filly-Ire at 5-7f, Hwt. Older Mare-GB at 5-7f, GSW-Ire & GSP-GB, $110,543), by Night Shift. Munich, Germany, 6-25, Mdn, 3yo, 1 1/2mT. B-Elsdon Farms. *40,000gns yrl ‘04 TATOCT. **Full to Northern Quest (Fr), MGSW & GISP-US, $676,785.Empire Dancer (Ire), g, 3, Second Empire (Ire)--Dance to the Beat (GB), by Batshoof (Ire). Wolverhampton, Britain, 6-26, Mdn, 3yo, 1m 141ydsT. B-Golden Vale Stud.Cartageno Directa (Ger), c, 3, Second Set (Ire)--Capua (Ger), by Platini (Ger). Dusseldorf, Germany, 6-25, Mdn, 3yo, 1 1/16mT. B-Gestut Directa.Amber Hill (Ger), c, 3, Tiger Hill (Ire)--Arroyada (Ger) (GSW-Ger), by Law Society. Dusseldorf, Germany, 6-25, Mdn, 3yo, 1 3/8mT. B-Gestut Hachtsee.Maucaillou (Ger), c, 3, Tiger Hill (Ire)--Montserrat (Ger), by Zilzal. Munich, Germany, 6-25, Mdn, 3yo, 1mT. B-Carola & Rainer Schatzchen.Cabari (GB), c, 3, Vettori (Ire)--Colina (Ger), by Caerleon. Wissembourg, France, 6-25, Cond, 3yo, 1 1/2mT. B-Stiftung Gestut Fahrhof.

SO. HEMISPHERE WINNER BY EUROPEAN SIRES:Load Off Annie (Aus), m, 5, Urgent Request (Ire)-- Dieform (Aus), by Marauding (NZ). Canterbury (Sydney), 6-23, Mdn, 3yo/up, f/m, 6f 55ydsT. B-Mrs L Vicary.