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GRECIAN CAN CAP GOOD WEEK FOR SHAMARDAL Shamardal, who was responsible for winners at both Gr.1 and Gr.2 level last weekend, could have another successful Saturday, when Grecian Light lines up in the Gr.3 Prestige Stakes at Goodwood.

The Stilvi Compania Financiera-bred filly races away from Newmarket for the first time, where she is trained by Charlie Appleby and has both won her maiden and finished runner-up to Nations Alexander (Dark Angel) in the Gr.3 Sweet Solera Stakes last time. That was an excellent effort in the context of today’s contest and she will again race over seven furlongs at the Sussex track.

Success for her would be another boost for the stallion, whose Meon Valley Stud-bred Speedy Boarding won last week’s Deauville Gr.1, the Prix Jean Romanet for the James Fanshawe stable. That made it three elite level wins for his progeny in 2016, after Dariyan took the Prix Ganay at Saint-Cloud in May and Tryster took the Jebel Hatta at Meydan a couple of months earlier.

A day prior to Speedy Boarding’s victory, Shamardal had struck at Gr.2 level when Blue Point won the Gimcrack Stakes at York, adding to other Group race successes that he has enjoyed this term with the successes of Usherette in the Gr.2 Duke Of Cambridge Stakes at Royal Ascot, Toscanini in the Gr.3 Phoenix

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season, finished third in both the Listed Cocked Hat Stakes at Goodwood and the Gr.3 Chester Vase.

Balding said: “I am very happy with Ormito. He ran a nice race in the Geoffrey Freer and has come out of the race fine. Plans are still very much fluid at the moment, but the St Leger is certainly an option.

“The other race we are looking at is the Gr.2 Prix Chaudenay at Chantilly on Arc weekend. There is a possibility he could run in both, but I think we will do one or the other.”

Ormito was one of 25 acceptors for the world’s oldest Classic, worth a record £700,000 and run over one mile, six furlongs and 132 yards, earlier this week. Aidan O’Brien’s Gr.1 Irish Derby runner-up Idaho (Galileo) heads the ante-post betting market on the back of a decisive victory in the Gr.2 Great Voltigeur Stakes at York on 17th August. The twelve-furlong contest is a good pointer to Doncaster with Milan (2001), Rule Of Law (2004) and Lucarno (2007) all doing the double since the turn of the century.

There is a £50,000 supplementary entry stage for the St Leger on Monday, 5th September, when the five-day acceptors will also be unveiled.

MOORE OF THE SAME AS RYAN RETURNS WITH NEWMARKET WINNERJockey Ryan Moore’s return to action at Newmarket proved to be a success yesterday when his only mount, Spatial (New Approach) won the opening maiden fillies’ contest.

The former champion had been sidelined since the end of July, but bounced back in style with a two and a half-length success on board the Cheveley Park-bred and owned juvenile, who gave her

Sprint Stakes, and the Gr.3 Prix de Cabourg for Alrahma, who almost made it a Gr.1 double for the sire over the weekend when she went close in Sunday’s Gr.1 Prix Morny.

The stallion, who stands privately at Kildangan Stud, was also responsible for Lot 460, a bay colt out of the Swain mare Toolentidhaar, consigned by Rathasker Stud and bought for £100,000 by Blandford Bloodstock at this week’s Goffs UK Premier Yearling Sale.

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PORTRADE MAKES ALL TO LAND GRADE ONE CHASE SUCCESSThere was a gutsy pillar-to-post success in Saratoga’s Gr.1 New York Turf Writers’ Cup Handicap on Thursday for the Keene Bloodstock-bred Portrade (Trade Fair).

After being comfortably beaten by the favourite Bob Le Beau (Big Bad Bob) over a slightly shorter trip at the same venue last time, the seven-year-old took it up from the off and jumped well throughout.

With Bob Le Beau being pulled-up early on after suffering a fatal injury, the chief rival to Portrade emerged as Andi’amu (Walk In The Park), who chased him from one place behind throughout and, although closing, he could never get to the winner. The winning margin was a length.

Racing in the colours of the Fields Stable, the Elizabeth Voss-trained gelding is a graduate of the 2012 Tattersalls Ireland August National Hunt Sale where he changed hands for €2,500, before being a £50,000 purchase by M Flanagan from Noreen Galvin of The Paddocks at the 2014 Cheltenham November Sale.

He is a half-brother to the hurdle winner, chase-placed and broodmare Kind Heart (Red Ransom) and three other winners and is the seventh foal of his winning dam Portorosa (Irish River). She is a half-sister to the hurdles winner Melange (Alphabet Soup), with the second dam being the Gr.3 Prix Cleopatre winner and Gr.2 (then) Diana Handicap-placed Garendare (Vacarme).

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ORMITO HAS ST LEGER OPTIONThe progressive German-bred stayer Ormito (Mamool) is under consideration for the Gr.1 St Leger at Doncaster on the fourth and final day of the St Leger Festival, Saturday, 10th September.

The Andrew Balding-trained colt ran a career best last time out when staying on strongly to take second, beaten a length and a quarter, behind older rival Kings Fete (King’s Best) in the Gr.3 Geoffrey Freer Stakes over a mile and five furlongs at Newbury on 13th August.

Ormito, who is owned by Richard Morecombe and former trainer Lynda Ramsden, filled the same position behind Richard Hannon‘s subsequent Gr.3 scorer Ventura Storm (Zoffany) in the Listed Glasgow Stakes at Hamilton in July and, earlier in the

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pilot an ideal return outing, leading just over a furlong out and running on well after he had asked her to go about her business.

Reflecting on the win, Moore said: “It was nice to come back at Newmarket, as it’s just down the road, and to have an easy day. She’s a nice filly.

“It’s just nice building back into it and while it’s disappointing to miss so much of the peak season, it’s part of the sport.

“I decided it was the sensible thing to stop, unfortunately I missed York which was disappointing, but I wanted to be back for Irish Champions Weekend.

“I’m looking forward to a big weekend at Leopardstown and the Curragh, then we have all the two-year-old races back here to look forward to.”

Dispelling suggestions that he may challenge for another jockeys’ championship, the pilot added: “There are more important things, it’s not a priority for me.

“I was not riding every day anyway, I was only riding four or five days a week and I’ll be doing something similar.”

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PERFECT LADY ELI RETURNS TO ACTION AT SARATOGAThe unbeaten star filly Lady Eli (Divine Park) returns to action at Saratoga today after an injury-enforced absence from the racecourse of almost 14 months.

Back at the place where she made her successful debut a little over two years ago, the four-year-old will put her record on the line against a field of seven opponents in the Gr.2 Ballston Spa Stakes.

Not seen since winning the Gr.1 Belmont Oaks Invitational on Independence Day last year, after which she contracted laminitis after stepping on a nail. She is one of two entries in the contest for trainer Chad Brown, who has won five of the six Graded Stakes races run at the track this summer.

The line-up also includes the British-bred daughter of Excellent Art, Excilly, the Rathbarry Stud-produced Sweet Acclaim (Acclamation) and the Gr.1 Mile Stakes winner Miss Temple City (Temple City), who is trained by Cambridge-born Graham Motion and has been fourth in the Gr.1 Coronation Stakes and the Gr.2 Duke Of Cambridge Stakes at Royal Ascot in the past two seasons.

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EXAGGERATOR THE ONE TO BEAT IN TRAVERS STAKESGiven the prize pool of $1,250,000 it is no surprise that today’s Gr.1 Travers Stakes boasts a maximum field and it looks to be a very competitive contest on paper.

Exaggerator (Curlin) is likely to be a warm order to follow-up his successes in the Gr.1 Santa Anita Derby, the Gr.1 Preakness Stakes and the Gr.1 Haskell Invitational Stakes already in 2016.

The Keith Desormeaux-trained three-year-old already has winning experience at Saturday’s venue and will be tough to topple, although only two of the last 14 Travers winners have succeeded after taking in the Haskell Invitational on route.

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Juddmonte Farms-bred Flintshire (Dansili), winner last year for Andre Fabre, flies the flag for British-produced runners in the $1,000,000 Gr.1 Sword Dancer Stakes at Saratoga on Saturday.

The six-year-old will renew rivalries with Twilight Eclipse (Purim), in front of whom he finished when taking this prize a year ago, though it is the former Andre Fabre-trained horse that should once again prove tough to eclipse.

Grand Tito (Candy Ride) has been busy this year, winning his first two starts, including the Gr.2 Mac Diarmida Stakes at Gulfstream Park and his silver medal in last month’s Gr.2 Bowling Green Stakes is evidence of his continued well being. However, he will have to improve again to win this and the Gr.2 Man o’War Stakes and Gr.1 United Nations Stakes runner-up Money Multiplier (Lookin At Lucky) looks to have the potential to be a more serious threat to the market leader.

Roman Approval (Roman Ruler) has not won in seven starts this campaign and appears unlikely to buck that trend today, while the Gleaming Stakes winner Applicator (Henrythenavigator) and the former Pascal Bary-trained Inordinate (Harlan’s Holiday) look to have too much on their respective plates.

PERSONAL ENSIGN STAKESFive four-year-old fillies have been declared to race over the route trip of a mile and half a furlong for this $750,000 purse, where a daughter of Bernardini, Cavorting, is arguably the one to beat.

The Swettenham Stud-bred runner has been well-placed to win seven of her twelve career starts, including two Gr.1s, the

The Gr.3 Iowa Derby winner American Freedom (Pulpit), who finished a place behind Exaggerator in the Haskell Invitational, and the improving Curlin Stakes winner Connect (Curlin), are among his chief challengers.

An interesting contender is the Clearsky Farms-bred Arrogate (Unbridled’s Song), who goes into his first elite level contest on the back of a hat-trick of wins, the latter pair being in allowance optional claimers at Santa Anita and Del Mar. Trainer Bob Baffert clearly thinks plenty of the colt to let him take his chance.

Destin, a son of Giant’s Causeway trained by Todd Pletcher, performed well when runner-up in the Gr.1 Belmont Stakes in June, though has a bit to prove after being a place further back in the Gr.2 Jim Dandy Stakes last time out.

Gun Runner (Candy Ride) has plenty to find with Exaggerator on their Haskell Invitational running, while the Jim Dandy runner-up Governor Malibu (Malibu Moon) is worth another try at this level after his Belmont Stakes fourth.

Gift Box (Twirling Candy) has a length to find with Connect on their Curlin Stakes running and Creator (Tapit) had a few of these behind in the Belmont, but rather blotted his copybook last time out in the Jim Dandy.

My Man Sam (Trappe Shot), Curlin third Forever D’Oro (Medaglia D’Oro), Gr.1 Florida Derby runner-up Majesto (Tiznow), Jim Dandy winner Laoban (Uncle Mo) and Gr.2 West Virginia Derby fourth Anaximandros (Hard Spun) also participate.

SWORD DANCER STAKESAlthough now trained in North America by Chad Brown, the

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With Cavorting going in the later Gr.1 Personal Ensign Stakes, a win here for Marking would be the first of a potential big-race double for the stallion Bernardini. This Darley-bred and Godolphin-owned four-year-old son has gone well twice since returning from Meydan in the spring, finishing fourth in the Gr.1 Metropolitan Handicap and runner-up in the Gr.3 Belmont Sprint Championship Stakes, and would not be winning out of turn.

Catalina Red (Munnings) gave cause for optimism when dipping his toe in at this level for the first time behind A P Indian in the Alfred G Vanderbilt and is worthy of his place in the line-up, while Stallwalkin’ Dude (City Place) was placed in last year’s Gr.1 Vosburgh Stakes and got back to winning ways last time in a Saratoga Stakes contest.

The latter’s stable companion, Chief Lion (Wildcat Heir) reopposes after finishing runner-up there, while the gelded Ready For Rye (City Zip) may be attempting to bite off more than he can chew and Tamarkuz (Speightstown) needs to shake-off the disappointment of his Gr.1 Metropolitan Handicap run from last time.

The Mike and Katherine Ball-bred Limousine Liberal (Successful Appeal) was runner-up in the Gr.1 King’s Bishop Stakes on this card last year and Shivarelli (Montbrook) will need to improve on his maiden special weight win from last time to figure. The Truth Or Else (Yes It’s True) and Dannie’s Deceiver (Quality Road) complete the field.

KING’S BISHOP STAKESThe trip remains the same for this Gr.1 contest exclusive to three-

most recent of which was last time out in the Ogden Phipps Stakes, over a similar trip. She has been given a break since a spring campaign and she has a good record when fresh.

Curalina (Curlin) has something to find with Cavorting on their Ogden Phipps running, but either side of that she has landed the Gr.1 Troienne Stakes and the Gr.3 Shuvee Handicap, so there is hope for her supporters.

The Gr.1 Apple Blossom Handicap winner Forever Unbridled (Unbridled’s Song) was runner-up to Cavorting in the Ogden Phipps and now has a 4lb pull for two and a half lengths, so she should be able to reduce that margin.

The Larry Jones-trained I’m A Chatterbox (Munnings) is a proven Gr.1 performer, having scored twice in this grade, most recently in the Delaware Handicap in July. She had the measure of Paid Up Subscriber (Candy Ride) to the tune of four and a quarter lengths that day and with no difference in the weights, there is no reason to suggest that she can’t win that particular battle again.

FOREGO STAKESA P Indian (Indian Charlie) will try to make it five successive wins in 2016 when he takes on eleven opponents in the seven-furlong Gr.1 Forego Stakes.

The gelded six-year-old has shown class, tenacity, and has also had the stewards to thank in-part, during his winning run of four. He stepped up successfully to this level for the first time on his most recent start, when landing the Alfred G Vanderbilt Handicap and looks to be improving with age., while he is unbeaten in three attempts at this trip.

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the name of his sire, Congrats, and bids to follow-up her win from off the pace in the Gr.2 Honorable Miss Stakes last time out.

Also engaged are the Gr.3 Chicago Handicap winner Sarah Sis (Sharp Humor) and Linda Linda, a daughter of Bluegrass Hat, though of more interest than both is likely to be Carina Mia (Malibu Moon). The drop back in trip from nine furlongs is likely to see the Gr.1 Acorn Stakes winner to better effect than when beaten behind Songbird in the Gr.1 American Oaks last time out and a win for her would not surprise.

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ARCHARCHARCH FILLY & DIALED IN COLT TOP SECOND OPEN SESSIONA filly by Archarcharch and a colt by Dialed In each brought $55,000 to top the second and final Open session of the Ocala Breeders’ Sales Company’s 2016 August Yearling Sale.

Lot 672, a daughter of Archarcharch consigned by Marcial Galan, was purchased by Jason Hall. The bay filly is out of Sweet Screamer (Belong To Me), a daughter of Graded Stakes winner Screamer (Roanoke), a half-sister to Graded Stakes winner El Roblar (War Chant).

Quarter Pole Enterprises LLC purchased Lot 838, a dark bay or brown colt by Dialed In consigned by Beth Bayer. He is out of Book The Devil (Notebook), a half-sister to Stakes-placed You Dancing Devil (Joyeux Danseur).

Lot 888, a son of Liaison consigned by Stuart Morris, went to Wayne Detmar Bloodstock Thoroughbreds for $45,000. The dark bay or brown colt is out of Concert Strike (Smart Strike) and is a half-brother to Stakes-placed Tia Flor (Archarcharch).

year-olds, with the winner due to pocket $275,000, and after some deliberation between owners Shadwell Stable and trainer Kiaran McLaughlin, the beaten Gr.2 Jim Dandy Stakes favourite Mohaymen (Tapit) has been re-routed to a sprint.

Naturally, he will need a strong pace to be able to bring his stamina into play and he should get that from Drefong (Gio Ponti), Jazzy Times (Discreetly Mine) and Summer Revolution (Summer Bird), who all like to blaze a trail.

The Gr.3 Dwyer Stakes runner-up Economic Model (Flatter) heads up the list of 13 runners, while his conqueror in that contest, Fish Trappe Road (Trappe Shot), takes him on again, but is 6lbs worse off at the weights for a one and a quarter-length margin.

Noholdingbackbear (Put It Back), who was runner-up in the Gr.3 Bold Venture Stakes last time out, makes his Gr.1 debut, while Tom’s Ready (More Than Ready) will look to improve on his two previous attempts in this grade and trainer Dallas Stewart has cause for optimism after the three-year-old won the Gr.2 Woody Stephens Stakes on his most recent start.

Mind Your Biscuits (Posse) has looked progressive this season, and succeeded at the first attempt in Group company last time when landing the Gr.2 Amsterdam Stakes at this venue, while Rated R Superstar (Kodiak Kowboy) has Gr.1-placed form over an extended mile, though he was a winner over this distance in Gulfstream Park’s Gr.3 Carry Back Stakes last time.

Others taking their place in the line-up are Tale Of S’avall (Tale Of Ekati), Bird Song (Unbridled’s Song) and Star Hill (Elusive Quality).

BALLERINA STAKESTen three-year-old fillies line-up for the open-looking Gr.1 Ballerina Stakes at Saratoga, with Wavell Avenue (Harlington) and Paulassilverlining (Ghostzapper) both leading lights.

The former won the Shine Again Stakes, named after the only two-time Ballerina winner, last time out, while the latter has shown her best form over these sprint distances.

The elder stateswoman in the field, Sheer Drama (Burning Roma), has Gr.1-winning form to her name, while By The Moon (Indian Charlie) joins stablemate Paulassilverling in the line-up, after success in the Gr.3 Bed o’Roses Handicap over six furlongs last time.

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Leading Sires in Europe in 2016in order of individual winners

Sire Born Grandsire Rnrs Wnrs Wnrs Wnrs Wins BT BT GP GP Gr.1 Gr.1 % Wnrs % BT Wnrs Av. Wng Total Money £male female Wnrs Wins Wnrs Wins Wnrs Wins to rnrs to rnrs Dist (F)

1 GALILEO 1998 Sadler’s Wells 239 112 75 37 157 32 48 23 30 6 11 47 13.39 10.82 8,187,318

2 ACCLAMATION 1999 Royal Applause 266 101 66 35 145 4 6 3 4 0 0 38 1.50 6.92 1,767,693

3 DARK ANGEL 2005 Acclamation 259 98 61 37 131 10 14 5 6 1 1 38 3.86 7.99 2,119,700

KODIAC 2001 Danehill 250 98 63 35 143 5 5 2 2 0 0 39 2.00 6.70 1,734,801

5 SHAMARDAL 2002 Giant’s Causeway 186 89 61 28 128 14 20 7 9 2 2 48 7.53 8.04 2,237,442

6 HOLY ROMAN EMPEROR 2004 Danehill 215 88 52 36 126 2 2 1 1 0 0 41 0.93 7.90 1,075,629

7 EXCEED AND EXCEL 2000 Danehill 239 85 57 28 136 4 4 3 3 0 0 36 1.67 6.80 1,587,277

8 FOOTSTEPSINTHESAND 2002 Giant’s Causeway 166 84 63 21 120 4 6 3 4 0 0 51 2.41 8.28 1,580,477

9 KHELEYF 2001 Green Desert 211 81 56 25 127 1 1 1 1 0 0 38 0.47 7.13 880,842

KYLLACHY 1998 Pivotal 202 81 56 25 113 4 4 2 2 1 1 40 1.98 7.02 1,371,077

11 DUBAWI 2002 Dubai Millennium 158 78 44 34 113 17 21 9 13 1 2 49 10.76 9.57 3,362,851

12 INVINCIBLE SPIRIT 1997 Green Desert 195 76 56 20 104 6 11 3 5 2 2 39 3.08 7.38 1,951,525

13 FASTNET ROCK 2001 Danehill 161 71 39 32 100 6 10 3 4 1 1 44 3.73 8.89 1,391,602

14 DUTCH ART 2004 Medicean 163 70 40 30 102 6 7 2 2 0 0 43 3.68 7.60 1,243,140

IFFRAAJ 2001 Zafonic 181 70 37 33 102 4 5 2 3 1 1 39 2.21 8.17 1,565,265

LAWMAN 2004 Invincible Spirit 195 70 42 28 103 3 4 1 1 0 0 36 1.54 8.64 1,205,649

17 CAPE CROSS 1994 Green Desert 161 69 50 19 101 5 6 2 2 1 1 43 3.11 9.64 1,300,936

18 ELUSIVE CITY 2000 Elusive Quality 172 68 48 20 96 2 2 0 0 0 0 40 1.16 7.38 1,193,033

19 MASTERCRAFTSMAN 2006 Danehill Dancer 175 67 33 34 87 3 3 2 2 0 0 38 1.71 10.29 1,290,338

PIVOTAL 1993 Polar Falcon 161 67 42 25 102 5 5 2 2 0 0 42 3.11 7.95 1,814,054

21 ROCK OF GIBRALTAR 1999 Danehill 197 66 44 22 96 4 4 0 0 0 0 34 2.03 9.60 1,175,971

22 EXCELLENT ART 2004 Pivotal 148 65 45 20 96 1 1 0 0 0 0 44 0.68 8.48 931,104

OASIS DREAM 2000 Green Desert 180 65 44 21 94 2 2 0 0 0 0 36 1.11 8.35 931,816

24 HIGH CHAPARRAL 1999 Sadler’s Wells 177 64 41 23 85 2 2 0 0 0 0 36 1.13 9.76 1,039,311

25 TEOFILO 2004 Galileo 160 62 43 19 87 6 7 3 3 0 0 39 3.75 10.02 1,486,764

26 MAKFI 2007 Dubawi 135 61 30 31 86 2 2 1 1 0 0 45 1.48 9.20 942,453

SEA THE STARS 2006 Cape Cross 111 61 41 20 90 9 15 9 13 2 3 55 8.11 10.54 3,419,436

ZEBEDEE 2008 Invincible Spirit 173 61 36 25 80 2 3 1 2 0 0 35 1.16 6.56 841,045

29 AREION 1995 Big Shuffle 122 59 33 26 90 3 4 2 2 0 0 48 2.46 8.19 625,918

30 DANSILI 1996 Danehill 146 58 39 19 77 7 7 1 1 0 0 40 4.79 9.48 1,313,635

31 ARCANO 2007 Oasis Dream 137 57 31 26 96 2 2 0 0 0 0 42 1.46 7.30 749,471

DUKE OF MARMALADE 2004 Danehill 166 57 33 24 90 4 5 1 2 0 0 34 2.41 10.59 1,022,580

33 MEDICEAN 1997 Machiavellian 148 54 41 13 80 0 0 0 0 0 0 36 0.00 9.14 735,069

34 DYLAN THOMAS 2003 Danehill 137 53 23 30 76 2 2 1 1 0 0 39 1.46 10.18 836,144

EQUIANO 2005 Acclamation 134 53 36 17 73 2 3 2 2 0 0 40 1.49 6.44 673,948

ROYAL APPLAUSE 1993 Waajib 193 53 34 19 72 1 1 0 0 0 0 27 0.52 7.34 572,718

37 AMERICAN POST 2001 Bering 109 49 31 18 68 1 1 1 1 0 0 45 0.92 10.11 1,026,429

38 LE HAVRE 2006 Noverre 125 46 24 22 61 4 7 2 4 1 2 37 3.20 9.27 1,713,859

39 KENDARGENT 2003 Kendor 126 45 27 18 65 3 4 1 1 0 0 36 2.38 8.72 1,122,738

VERGLAS 1994 Highest Honor 96 45 35 10 54 1 1 0 0 0 0 47 1.04 9.24 505,980

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Tincture of timeLife on a thoroughbred breeding farm has a steady annual

rhythm. Winter and spring are devoted to foaling and breeding mares. Summer is the season to prepare yearlings

for sale. As the breeding season ramps down, yearling prep begins in earnest. After the fall yearling sales, the later foals are weaned from their mothers and mares and foals are grouped according to age and sex or projected foaling dates for mares. If new stallions are retired from the racetrack, they must be taught their new job in the breeding shed.

The greatest joy of spring is getting to know the new foals as they arrive, at first sight either confirmation or indictment of the mating decisions made more than a year earlier. Two years ago I recommended breeding one of our maiden mares to a successful, but not particularly commercial stallion because, although the mare had shown no talent nor inclination to compete on the racetrack, she was a half-sister to a very talented Gr.1 winner by the sire of that same stallion. Such tactics are, of course, commonplace in the thoroughbred breeding industry. Repeating a successful pattern, or coming as close as one can manage at least offers a marketing hook when the time comes to sell the foal.

I first saw the resulting colt in March of 2015, just a week or two after he was born. It would be a considerable understatement to say I was not impressed. The poor fellow’s hind pasterns were so weak that his fetlocks were on the ground when he walked and his front legs splayed every which way. This is, of course, not that unusual in newborn foals, and when I saw him again a month or so later, he was much improved, but just an average foal, and not what I had in mind when I made the mating.

Over the next several months, the colt had his ups and downs, as he was shipped first to New York, where his mother could be registered for the New York-bred program for her future foals, then to Florida, where all our foals go to winter. Although it was obvious last spring that he was going to be okay, he still looked more like a baby than his contemporaries, and he was sloppy and uncoordinated when he walked, though correct enough for any buyer.

That, of course, is why one moves yearlings to professional consignors to prepare them for the sales. Years of experience tell veteran horsemen which horses need more vigorous walking, which need more feed, which should swim to tighten up their muscles and get rid of excess weight.

One could hardly ask for better evidence of the transformative power of horsemanship than the photo I took this week of that same colt. The homely ugly duckling foal has somehow become a handsome chesnut swan with a swaying athletic walk that is sure to attract plenty of attention at the Keeneland September sale in a couple of weeks.

The well-worn cliché is that time heals all wounds, but, while tincture of time is indeed a remarkable curative for numerous ills,

horsemanship is still required to satisfy buyers. While the standard required at yearling sales may be artificial and arbitrary, it is the world we have created.

Among the 4,000 or so yearlings to be offered at Keeneland next month, our handsome chesnut will not be among the highest-priced offerings. Indeed, we have others sure to bring more money. But time, patience, and horsemanship have transformed him from a gangly, awkward foal into a handsome prince worthy of his heritage. Whether he can run like his Gr.1 relative, only more time, more patience, more horsemanship will tell.

But at least now he looks the part.

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E B N : S AT U R DAY, 27 T H AU G U S T 2016I TA L I A N N E W S

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New policy for historic studSirlad (Bold Lad) will forever be in the memories of the Italian racing fans as the best horse bred in the country since Ribot, even if he was little known outside the country. Ridden by Gianfranco Dettori – Frankie’s dad – he won the Criterium Nazionale on his second start at two, over an inadequate 1200 metres and landed the Gran Criterium in a canter. At three he strolled home an unchallenged nine lengths clear in the Derby Italiano and defeated a decent racemare, Infra Green (Laser Light), who had proven international form, in the Gran Premio di Milano, receiving just eleven pounds, instead of the 17 stated in Timeform’s tables. Sirlad was sent to England for the King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes and was second favourite to The Minstrel (Northern Dancer). He never ran at Ascot because of an injury he sustained in his last piece of work at Newmarket that put him out for the season. The Racehorses of 1977 rated him 132, writing in the journal: “… showing himself at least 9lb ahead of the well-known French mare Infra Green. Anything at least 9lb ahead of Infra Green had a good chance in the King George.” Sirlad, who was bred and raced by Commendator Oddino Pietra’s Razza La Tesa, was the horse of a lifetime for racing fans and more than 15,000 people crowded San Siro, on an ordinary Wednesday meeting, just to watch the Champion cantering home on his comeback at four. He left Italy after a disappointing fourth place in the Gran Premio di Milano. At five, after his move to Charles Whittingham in Southern California, he won the Gr.1 Sunset Handicap, breaking the 2400m turf course record at Hollywood Park, and ran second to the Triple Crown hero Affirmed (Exclusive Native) in the Hollywood Gold Cup. Fourty years after his racing days, for the people aged between 55 and 70, he is still “our Secretariat” and even in conversation at the bar you can hear, “Who’s this one, the new Sirlad?”

The Italian “Big Red” was raised at La Tesa, a stud created by the famous Razza Del Soldo at Bagnolo Mella, some 90 kilometres east of Milan. Santo Franchini, an up-and-coming industrialist in the steel sector at the time, took over La Tesa from Oddino Pietra in the early 80s, winning the Gran Premio di Milano with Shulich (Thatch) in 1985. La Tesa is an old-style operation. The estate, a 100-hectare property, is the same as it was in Razza Del Soldo’s time and the houses inside are named after the former Champions bred by the Crespis. Francesca, Mr Franchini’s daughter, lives in Archidamia’s house, named after the legendary filly who won all four Italian Classics and the Gran Premio di Milano in 1936. The yearlings are raised by Mrs Elsa Franchini, who was taught by Enrico Fanti, the Soldo’s stud manager for half a century.

La Tesa was a sportsman operation for a while before they sent their first yearling to the SGA Sales in 2015 after the sale of Spicy Jam (Holy Roman Emperor), one of the very few 2012 foals, the previous year. Spicy Jam turned into a brilliant and precocious

performer for Scuderia Blueberry, winning two Listed races during her juvenile season. The 2015 consignment of four lots included Life At Best (Holy Roman Emperor), who generated a fair profit for Con Marnane. La Tesa retained just two lots, a colt by Canford Cliffs (bought back) and a filly by Exceed And Excel (withdrawn), now in training with Marco Botti. Franco Castelfranchi, La Tesa’s advisor, explained: “The change of policy started in 2011, when Mr Franchini figured that it was unethical to pump his own money into the stud while the workers in his factory were on redundancy review. Most of the broodmares were rested and in 2013, when his factory overcame the crisis, the breeding operation restarted on a full basis with a new policy.”

La Tesa will have five yearlings at the SGA Selected Sale in September, but it is still not a commercial stud. Castelfranchi said: “The yearlings are bred following the old school, with the target of racing, not to have a short term profit and they are not rushed for a sale. They will have a reasonable and moderate reserve price. To be honest, we will offer them and wait for the market’s reaction. The sale will be just a passage in their life, not the day of their lives. There is no preliminary choice; all the yearlings, colts and fillies, are offered. It’s up to buyers! If the price is fair we will be happy to sell, otherwise they will go into training.”

La Tesa’s batch encompasses four fillies and one colt. Castelfranchi said: “The one I would like to retain is the filly (Lot 51) by Intello out of Ekta, a daughter of Danehill Dancer, who won seven races and ran third against the boys in the Gr.3 Premio Chiusura. She is a very classy filly, her sire did very well with his first yearlings at Deauville; ten lots were sold up to €100,000 and two of them for €360,000. Two of the three other fillies are out of black type homebred broodmares and the dam of the third, Gerika, by Galileo, won six times and ran fifth in the Oaks d’Italia. The only colt is by Intense Focus (Giant’s Causeway), out of a multiple winning daughter of Monsun. He has a solid page too, but, more interestingly, is a strong individual and a beautiful mover”.

Forty years after Sirlad’s glory days, La Tesa is a living force of the Italian breeding industry with ten broodmares, most of them black-type performers by high-profile sires, and a new sustainable policy. That is the secret for an endurable success.

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Lot Sire – Dam (damsire)47 bf So You Think – Delicatezza (Danehill Dancer)50 bf Lawman – Donoma (Beat Hollow)51 bf Intello – Ekta (Danehill Dancer)56 bc Intense Focus – Gaudiana (Monsun)57 bf Holy Roman Emperor – Gerika (Galileo)

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SESSION TWO STATISTICS ($) 2016 % 2015Sold 156 194Aggregate 1,269,700 -45 2,315,200Average 8,139 -32 11,934Median 4,500 -50 9,000

CUMULATIVE STATISTICS ($) 2016 % 2015Sold 371 404Aggregate 3,083,000 -44 5,456,400Average 8,310 -63 13,506Median 4,500 -53 9,500

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PUREBRED ARABIAN SALE CATALOGUE NOW ONLINEJust a day before the prestigious Qatar Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe weekend and the Qatar Arabian World Cup, one of the richest Arab races in the world, the Purebred Arabian Sale organised by Arqana in conjunction with AFAC will take place on Thursday, 29th September at Saint-Cloud at 2pm.

There were three yearlings sold for $35,000, including Lot 669, a daughter of Trappe Shot consigned by Northern Lights, who went to Paul Sharp, for Frank Russo. The bay filly is out of Sweet And Clever (Mr Greeley), a half sister to Stakes winner Interest Only (Crafty Prospector).

Salvador Hernandez purchased Lot 848, a dark bay or brown colt by Wildcat Heir consigned by Perrone Sales Ltd. He is out of Business Decision (Put It Back), a daughter of Graded Stakes winner In Conference (Dayjur).

Lot 851, a son of Run Away And Hide was sold to Waves Bloodstock. The bay colt is out of Cabales (Pulpit), a daughter of Graded Stakes-placed Stakes winner Mudslinger (El Gran Senor).

For the session, 156 yearlings sold for a total of $1,269,700, compared with 194 horses bringing $2,315,200 at the corresponding session in 2015. The average price was $8,139 compared with $11,934 a year ago, while the median price was $4,500 compared to $9,000 in 2015. The buyback percentage was 42.2%; it was 20.5% last year.

For the two Open sessions, 371 horses sold for a total of $3,083,000, compared with 404 grossing $5,456,400 a year ago. The average price was $8,310, compared with last year’s $13,506, while the median price was $4,500, compared with $9,500 in 2015. The buyback percentage was 37.7%; it was 19.8% a year ago.

With the Fall Mixed Sale suspended due to the renovation of the sale pavilion, the next item on the OBS agenda will be the 2017 Winter Mixed Sale, including the Horses of Racing Age section, scheduled for Wednesday through Friday, 25th – 27th January 2017. The 28th annual OBS Championship Stakes races will be run on Tuesday, 24th January.

Horse Sire – Dam (Damsire) Breeder

132 MECCA’S ANGEL (Ire) 5m Dark Angel – Folga (Atraf ) Yeomanstown Stud & Doc Bloodstock 132 POSTPONED (Ire) 5h Dubawi – Ever Rigg (Dubai Destination) St Albans Bloodstock 129 JACK HOBBS (GB) 4c Halling – Swain’s Gold (Swain) Minster Stud 129 LIMATO (Ire) 4g Tagula – Come April (Singspiel) Seamus Phelan 129 ORDER OF ST GEORGE (Ire) 4c Galileo – Another Storm (Gone West) Paget Bloodstock 129 SOLOW (GB) 6g Singspiel – High Maintenance (Highest Honor) Wertheimer et Frere 128 HIGHLAND REEL (Ire) 4c Galileo – Hveger (Danehill) Hveger Syndicate 128 NEW BAY (GB) 4c Dubawi – Cinnamon Bay (Zamindar) Juddmonte Farms 127 FASCINATING ROCK (Ire) 5h Fastnet Rock – Miss Polaris (Polar Falcon) Newtown Anner Stud 127 TIME TEST (GB) 4c Dubawi – Passage Of Time (Dansili) Juddmonte Farms 127 TWILIGHT SON (GB) 4c Kyllachy – Twilight Mistress (Bin Ajwaad) Caroline Wilson 126 BELARDO (Ire) 4c Lope De Vega – Danaskaya (Danehill) Ballylinch Stud 126 DARIYAN (Fr) 4c Shamardal – Daryakana (Selkirk) His Highness The Aga Khan 126 MAGICAL MEMORY (Ire) 4g Zebedee – Marasem (Cadeaux Genereux) Wardstown Stud 126 MUTAKAYYEF (GB) 5g Sea The Stars – Infallible (Pivotal) Cheveley Park Stud 126 VADAMOS (Fr) 5h Monsun – Celebre Vadala (Peintre Celebre) Haras de Saint Pair

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French Listed-placed Glen Falls (Commanche Run; dam of the Listed Sandown Park Hurdle-placed Gringo), the dam of the Gr.3 Premio del Piazzale winner Spoil The Fun (Rock Of Gibraltar) and the dam of the Listed Prix Robert Weill Ketch Handicap Hurdle-placed Energica (Anabaa Blue). This is from the further family of the French Champion Older Miler Gravelines (Cadmus II).

Portorosa has a filly foal by Doyen.

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1.50 THIRSK, 2YO MAIDEN CLAIMER, 1M1. LONDON GRAMMAR (Ire), 2f,

Sir Prancealot – Emmas Princess (Bahhare) O: Ross Harmon, B: Pier House Stud, T: John Quinn €27,000 Tattersalls Ireland September Yearling Sale by Kevin Prendergast Distances: 1¼l, 4½l. 6 ran.

Placed on her last three starts over shorter trips, London Grammar (Sir Prancealot) stepped up to the mile well and saw off Dream On Dreamer (Dream Ahead) to get off the mark at the seventh time of asking. She is the fifth foal and fourth winner out of the dual three-year-old scorer Emmas Princess (Bahhare), who is a half-sister to the Gr.3 Diomed Stakes winner, Gr.2 Celebration Mile runner-up and sire Polar Princess (Distinctly North) and the unraced Zenita (Vettori; dam of the Listed August Stakes and Listed (then) Braveheart Stakes-placed Sirvino). The second dam, Staff Approved (Teenoso), won twice at two and is a half-sister to the US Stakes winner, Group placegetter and sire Irish Heart (Steel Heart), the Gr.3 Brownstown Stakes-fourth Clouded Issue (Manado) and the talented chaser Ambassador (General Assembly). The third dam, Klairlone (Klairon), won the Listed Mulcahy Stakes and was third in the Gr.1 Irish 1,000 Guineas and fourth in the Gr.1 Irish Oaks. She also produced the unraced Woolpack (Golden Fleece; dam of the multiple US Gr.2 scorer and Gr.1 Milday Handicap and Gr.1 Vanity Invitational Handicap-placed Golden Klair).

Emmas Princess has a yearling filly by Big Bad Bob.

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Trade Fair – Portorosa (Irish River) 2nd dam Garendare (Vacarme) 3rd dam Girouette (Nodouble) O: The Fields Stable, B: Keene Bloodstock, T: Elizabeth Voss €2,500 2012 Tattersalls Ireland August National Hunt Sale consigned by Cairn House £50,000 2014 Cheltenham November Sale by M Flanagan, consigned by The Paddocks

2. ANDI’AMU (Fr), 6g, Walk In The Park – Sainte Parfaite (Septieme Ciel) O: Ballybristol Farm LLC, B: Therese Bouche, T: Leslie F Young €20,000 Osarus September Yearling Sale by Agence FIPS, consigned by Haras des Granges €45,000 2013 Arqana Deauville Summer Mixed Sale by Highflyer Bloodstock, consigned by Ferland

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3. SCORPIANCER (Ire), 7g, Scorpion – Janebailey (Silver Patriarch) O: Bruton Street-US, B: Mrs Mary O’Connor, B: Jack O Fisher €26,000 2012 Goffs Land Rover NH Sale by Eugene O’Sullivan, consigned by Parkdota Stud £200,000 2014 Cheltenham Festival Sale by Gearoid Costelloe, consigned by Millwood Stables

Also ran: Schoodic, Charminster (Ire), Bob Le Beau (Ire) (pu) Distances: 1l, 1½l, ½l, 6l

A pillar-to-post success here for the Irish-bred Portrade (Trade Fair), who jumped well throughout. With the favourite Bob Le Beau (Big Bad Bob) pulled-up early on injured, his chief rival emerged as Andi’amu (Walk In The Park), who chased him from one place behind throughout and, although closing, he could not get to the gutsy winner.

He is a half-brother to the hurdling winner, chase-placed and broodmare Kind Heart (Red Ransom) and three other winners and is the seventh foal of his winning dam Portorosa (Irish River). She is a half-sister to the winner Montalembert (Kalanisi) and the hurdle winner Melange (Alphabet Soup). The second dam is the Gr.3 Prix Cleopatre winner and Gr.2 (then) Diana Handicap-placed Garendare (Vacarme). She is a half-sister to the Gr.2 Criterium de Maisons-Laffitte winner and sire Roi Gironde (Fairy King), the Gr.3 (then) Scottish Classic-placed Port Vila (Barathea) and the

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2.20 THIRSK, EBF 2YO F MAIDEN, 1M

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1. ANYTHINGKNAPPEN (Ire), 2f, Arcano – Knapton Hill (Zamindar) O: Mrs John McEnery, B: Rossenarra Bloodstock Limited, T: Tim Easterby £38,000 Doncaster Premier Yearling Sale by Cool Silk/Stroud Coleman Distances: ½l, 1¼l. 6 ran.

Unplaced on two starts over six furlongs and on quicker ground, Anythingknappen (Arcano) relished the step up in trip and ease in the ground and stayed on well to get up close home on her third start. She is the fifth foal and fourth winner produced by the three-year-old scorer Knapton Hill (Zamindar). She is a half-sister to two winners and is out of the Gr.2 Cherry Hinton Stakes winner and Gr.1 Cheveley Park Stud Stakes runner-up Torgau (Zieten). The third dam, Snoozy Time (Cavo Doro), was a winner at two and she produced ten winners, headed by the Listed (then) Topkapi Trophy winner Akindayim (Hamas), and the Listed-placed duo Dream Of Fame (Petorius) and Seasonal Splendour (Prince Rupert; dam of the Listed scorer and dual Gr.2 Santa Barbara Handicap-placed Restless Soul, the Gr.3 (then) Derby Trial Stakes-third When In Rome and the Gr.3 Classic Trial-placed Strength ‘N Honour).

Knapton Hill has a yearling filly by Excelebration (catalogued as Lot 130 at the Tattersalls Ireland September Yearling Sale) and a colt foal by Kodiac.

2.35 NEWMARKET, NURSERY, 1M1. PLANT POT POWER (Ire), 2c,

Lawman – Featherweight (Fantastic Light) O: Potensis B’Stock, J Palmer-Brown and Ptnr, B: Jeremy Gompertz, T: Richard Hannon 18,000gns Tattersalls December Foal Sale 41,000gns Tattersalls October Yearling Sale Book 2 by Peter & Ross Doyle Bloodstock Distances: 2¾l, 1l. 3 ran.

Plant Pot Power (Lawman) was stepped up a furlong for his handicap debut and showed a good turn of foot in the final furlong to kick clear of his rivals and get off the mark on his fourth start. He is the third foal and winner out of the dual three-year-old scorer Featherweight (Fantastic Light), who is a half-sister to the Listed Rosemary Stakes winner and the Listed October Stakes-third Feathers Flying (Royal Applause). The second dam, Dancing Feather (Suave Dancer), won at four and she is a half-sister to the Gr.3 Prix Cleopatre scorer and Gr.1 E P Taylor Stakes and Gr.1 Breeders’ Cup Filly & Mare Turf-placed Spring Oak (Mark Of Esteem) and the Listed Lupe Stakes winner Fragrant Hill (Shirley Heights; dam of the Gr.1 Grand Prix de Saint-Cloud winner and sire Fragrant Mix, the Gr.1 Prix Jean Romanet winner Alpine Rose, the Gr.3 Prix d’Hedouville scorer Fracassant, the Listed winners Fascinating Mix and Farala). The third dam, English Spring (Grey Dawn), won the Gr.2 (then) Prince of Wales’s Stakes and the Gr.3 Premio Bagutta and she is also the ancestress of the Gr.1 Queensland Oaks winner Allow (Rahy), the

Runner-up over course and distance earlier in the month, Spatial (New Approach) did this with ease and she holds an entry in the Gr.2 Rockfel Stakes and Gr.1 Fillies’ Mile. She is the third foal out of the Gr.2 May Hill Stakes and Gr.2 Windsor Forest Stakes winner Spacious (Nayef), who was also placed in the Gr.1 Falmouth Stakes, Gr.1 1,000 Guineas, Gr.1 Matron Stakes, Gr.1 Falmouth Stakes and Gr.1 Sun Chariot Stakes. She is a half-sister to the Gr.2 King Edward Stakes, Gr.2 Connaught Cup Stakes and Gr.2 Play the King Stakes scorer Dimension (Medicean) and they are out of the winning Green Desert mare Palatial. The third dam, White Palace (Polar Falcon), was a winner at three and she produced eight winners from eleven runners. These are headed by the Listed winners Ice Palace (Shirley Heights; dam of the dual Listed winner Queen Of Ice) and Portal (Hernando; dam of the multiple Gr.3-placed Windshear), as well as the Listed-placed White Lake (Pivotal).

Spacious has a yearling colt and filly foal both by Intello (the yearling is catalogued as Lot 338 at the Tattersalls October Yearling Sale Book 1).

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1. OUR BOY (Ire), 2g, Raven’s Pass – Burren Rose (Storm Cat) O: Walters Plant Hire & Spiers and Hartwell, B: Tinnakill Bloodstock and Joe Osborne, T: David Evans 58,000gns Tattersalls October Yearling Sale Book 1 Distances: shd, 1½l. 10 ran.

Returning after a break and a gelding operation, as well as running on the best ground he has encountered to date, Our Boy (Raven’s Pass) battled hard to break his maiden on his fourth start. He is the sixth foal and fourth winner out of the Listed Euro Select Preis scorer Burren Rose (Storm Cat), who is the best of three winners produced by the Gr.2 Blandford Stakes, Gr.2 (then) Orchid Handicap and Gr.2 Sheepshead Bay Handicap winner Lisieux Rose (Generous). The third dam, Epicure’s Garden (Affirmed), won the Listed Hermitage Stakes and was placed three times at Gr.3 level and is a full-sister to the Gr.1 Irish 1,000 Guineas heroine Trusted Partner (dam of the Gr.1 Matriarch Stakes winner Dress To Thrill and grandam of the Gr.1 Prince of Wales’s Stakes winner and sire Free Eagle and the Gr.2 scorer Custom Cut). Epicure’s Garden is also the dam of the Gr.3 Park Express Stakes winner Utterly Heaven (Danehill; dam of the Gr.2 winner and Gr.1 Ascot Gold Cup-third Forgotten Rules and the Listed Listowel Stakes winner Vintage Nouveau). The next dam, Talking Picture (Speak John), was the US Champion Two-Year-Old Filly and her victories included the Gr.1 Matron Stakes and Gr.1 Spinaway Stakes.

Burren Rose has a yearling colt by Iffraaj (purchased for £33,000 by Mark Johnston at the Goffs UK Premier Sale) and a colt foal by Slade Power.

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Listed winners Under The Rainbow (Fantastic Light) and Dare To Achieve (Galileo) and the Gr.3 (then) Park Hill Stakes runner-up Starfala (Galileo).

Featherweight has a yearling filly by Footstepsinthesand and a colt foal by Bated Breath.

2.45 FFOS LAS, NURSERY, 6F1. LOOTING (GB), 2c,

Bahamian Bounty – Alice Alleyne (Oasis Dream) 2nd dam Vas Y Carla (Gone West) 3rd dam Lady Carla (Caerleon) O: J C Fretwell, B: Dunchurch Lodge Stud Company, T: David Brown 45,000gns Tattersalls December Foal Sale by KHP Thoroughbreds, consigned by Dukes Stud 45,000gns Tattersalls December Yearling Sale by J C Fretwell Racing, consigned by Keith Harte

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1. LAW AND ORDER (Ire), 2c, Lawman – Catbells (Rakti) O: Saeed Manana, B: Mrs and Clive Martin, T: James Tate 40,000gns Tattersalls October Yearling Sale Book 3 by Rabbah Bloodstock Distances: 1½l, nk. 10 ran.

Third over this trip at Yarmouth earlier in the month, Law And Order (Lawman) justified favouritism, got off the mark on his second start and the trainer feels that he will be Stakes class over a mile next year. He is the second foal out of Catbells (Rakti), who won over nine and a half furlongs as a four-year-old. She is a half-sister to the Gr.3 Polar Cup runner-up and Gr.2 Richmond Stakes-third Exhibition (Invincible Spirit) and the multiple Listed-placed Annaboda (Duke Of Marmalade). The second dam, Moonbi Ridge (Definite Article), won three times and was placed in the Listed Ballycullen Stakes and Listed Victor McCalmont Memorial Stakes. She is a half-sister to the Listed Cooley Stakes-second Bush Maiden (Among Men) and they are out of the winning Nordico mare Moonbi Range, who is a half-sister to the Gr.1 National Stakes runner-up Murawwi (Perugino).

Catbells has a yearling filly by Arcano (catalogued as Lot 1593 at the Tattersalls October Yearling Sale Book 3).

3.20 FFOS LAS, 3YO+F MAIDEN, 1M1. LADY PERIGNON (GB), 3f,

Poet’s Voice – Amallna (Green Desert) O: Mrs Fitri Hay, B: Newsells Park Stud, T: Andrew Balding €185,000 Arqana Deauville August Yearling Sale by S Hillen and H Merry Distances: 3l, ½l. 6 ran.

Well beaten on her only start last year and on her return at Kempton Park two weeks ago, Lady Perignon (Poet’s Voice) was stepped up in trip and made all, staying on strongly for an

unchallenged victory on her third outing. She is the first foal out of the unraced Amallna (Green Desert), who is a half-sister to the Gr.1 Nassau Stakes winner Zahrat Dubai (Unfuwain; dam of the dual Listed winner and Gr.2 Prix de Royallieu-placed Modeyra), the winner Warluskee (Dancing Brave; dam of the dual German Gr.3 winner and sire War Blade), the placed Zaynaat (Unfuwain; dam of the Stakes-placed Wildheart and Wild Step) and Edhkerini (Lammtarra; dam of the Italian Listed-placed Wholdaia). The second dam, Walesiana (Star Appeal), won the Gr.2 Arag Preis and was twice Listed-placed. She is a half-sister to the Listed winner and dual Gr.2-placed Wondras (Aspros), the Listed-placed Wildbahn (Be My Guest; dam of the Listed-placed Wazaro) and the dual winner Wladislawa (Windwurf; dam of the Listed winner Wladinova). The third dam, Wondrous Pearl (Prince Ippi), won at Listed level in Germany and was placed in the Gr.3 Preis des Winterfavoriten.

Amalina has a colt foal by Rip Van Winkle.

4.20 NEWMARKET, 3YO+ MAIDEN, 1M1. QAMARAIN (USA), 3f,

Hard Spun – Emtyazat (Gone West) O: Hamdan Al Maktoum, B: Shadwell Farm LLC, T: Brian Meehan Distances: ½l, nk. 6 ran.

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Not beaten far on debut here over seven furlongs in October, Qamarain (Hard Spun) made all and kept on well to get off the mark on her second start. She is the fourth foal out of the dual US winner Emtyazat (Gone West), who is a half-sister to the Gr.1 Metropolitan Handicap winner Corinthian (Pulpit) and the Gr.2 San Rafael Stakes winner and Gr.1 Santa Anita Derby-third Desert Hero (Sea Hero). They are out of the unraced Multiply (Easy Goer), who is a half-sister to the Gr.2 Railway Stakes winner Lizard Island (Danehill Dancer), the Stakes winner and sire Inflate (Forty Niner) and the Gr.3 Desmond Stakes and Gr.3 Autumn Stakes-placed Arabian Prince (Fusaichi Pegasus), as well as the placed Additive (Devil’s Bag; dam of the Gr.3 Ballycorus Stakes winner Six Of Hearts). The third dam, Add (Spectacular Bid), was Stakes-placed and she is a half-sister to the Gr.1 Prix Jean-Luc Lagardere winner and sire Jade Robbery (Mr Prospector), the Gr.3 (then) Derby Trial Stakes winner and sire Numerous (Mr Prospector) and the Gr.3 William P Kyne Handicap scorer and sire Chequer (Mr Prospector). The next dam, Number (Nijinsky), won twice at Gr.2 level and was placed in the Gr.1 Apple Blossom Handicap, Gr.1 Delaware Handicap and Gr.1 Ruffian Handicap. She is also a full-sister to the Stakes winner and Gr.1 Acorn Stakes-third Bound.

Emtyazat has a yearling colt by Daaher.

4.50 NEWCASTLE, NURSERY, 7FAW1. SPRINGWOOD (Ire), 2c,

Zebedee – Nasharaat (Green Desert) 2nd dam Daqtora (Dr Devious) 3rd dam Navajo Love Song (Dancing Brave)

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Listed-placed Phariseek (Rainbow Quest), a half-sister to the Listed Rochestown Stakes winner Pharmacist (Machiavellian; dam of the dual Gr.1 winner and sire Red Rocks, and the Listed winners Blue Coral, Galvaun and Medicinal). The third dam is the Gr.1 Phoenix Stakes winner Pharoah’s Delight (Al Nasr).

6.05 GOODWOOD, NURSERY, 7F1. PROCURATOR (Ire), 2c,

Canford Cliffs – Lulawin (Kyllachy) O: J Palmer-Brown & Potensis Bloodstock Ltd, B: Lisieux Stud, T: Richard Hannon 67,000gns Tattersalls December Foal Sale by J C Bloodstock 120,000gns Tattersalls October Yearling Sale Book 1 by Peter & Ross Doyle Bloodstock Distances: 1l, nk. 4 ran.

Making his fourth start and running against three previous winners, Procurator (Canford Cliffs) was held up, but came through to take over at the furlong pole and stayed on well. He is a full-brother to the Gr.2 Railway Stakes winner Painted Cliffs and a half-brother to the multiple winner Rockaroundtheclock (Starspangledbanner). Their dam is the unraced Lulawin (Kyllachy), a half-sister to the Gr.1 St James’s Palace Stakes winner and Indian-based sire Excellent Art (Pivotal). The second dam is the Gr.3 Musidora Stakes-third Obsessive (Seeking The Gold), a daughter of the winner Secret Obsession (Secretariat). She is also dam of the Listed-placed It’s A Secret (Polish Precedent; dam of the Gr.3 Bengough Stakes-placed Secret Witness).

Lulawin has a yearling colt by Excelebration.

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11.00 (BST) SAINT-MALO, 2YO CLAIMER, 1100M1. HAMADRYADE (GB), 2f,

Raven’s Pass – Blue Parade (Singspiel) O: Antoine Gilibert, B: Rabbah Bloodstock, T: Fabrice Chappet 15,000gns Tattersalls October Yearling Sale Book 3 by BBA Ireland Distances: 1½l, 2l, 8 ran.

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Hamadryade (Raven’s Pass) was unplaced on her first three starts before taking this in a good style. She is a half-sister to the winner Cormeilles (Dubawi) and they are out of the unraced Singspiel mare Blue Parade, who is a half-sister to nine winners. These are headed by Gr.2 winner and sire Majorien (Machiavellian), dual Pattern winner America (Arazi; dam of Gr.1 Melbourne Cup winner and sire Americain) and the Listed scorer Rose Indien (Crystal Glitters; dam of a US Stakes winner). The second dam, Green Rosy (Green Dancer), is also the grandam of Listed winner Wedding Night (Valanour) and the third dam of Gr.2 winner Silver Grecian (Haafhd), as well as two Listed winners. Green

O: Richard Fahey Ebor Racing Club Ltd, B: Con Marnane, T: Richard Fahey, €22,000 Goffs February Mixed Sale consigned by Trickledown Stud £26,000 Doncaster Premier Yearling Sale by RF Racing, consigned by Musley Bank Stables

2. Law Power (GB), 3. Kroy (GB)Distances: 3¼l, ¾l. 9 ran.Pedigree: EBN2016-04-19l The yearling full-sister to the winner is catalogued as Lot 216 at the Tattersalls Ireland September Yearling Sale.

5.20 HAMILTON PARK, NURSERY, 6F1. TAWNY PORT (GB), 2c,

Arcano – Tawaasul (Haafhd) 2nd dam Muwakleh (Machiavellian) 3rd dam Elfaslah (Green Desert) O: Tawny Port Ptners and Lovely Bubbly Racing, B: Mrs D O’Brien, T: James Given 15,000gns Tattersalls December Foal Sale consigned by Mrs D O’Brien

2. Trick Of The Lyte (Ire), 3. Bourbonisto (GB)Distances: 1¾l, 1¼l. 9 ran.Pedigree: EBN2016-07-02l The Havana Gold half-brother to the winner is catalogued as Lot 1109 at the Tattersalls October Yearling Sale Book 2.

5.35 GOODWOOD, 2YO MAIDEN, 1M1. KHALIDI (GB), 2c,

High Chaparral – Bezique (Cape Cross) O: Nizar Anwar, B: Aston House Stud, T: John Gosden 170,000gns Tattersalls October Yearling Sale Book 1 by N A S Distances: 2½l, 5l. 4 ran.

Making his third start, Khalidi (High Chaparral) took the lead after a furlong and made the rest to score comfortably. He is the first foal out of the dual Italian Listed winner Bezique (Cape Cross), a half-sister to the three-time winner Barkis (Selkirk). The second dam is the triple scorer Batik (Peintre Celebre), a daughter of the winning Dali’s Grey (Linamix). She is also dam of the Gr.3 Geelong Cup winner and Gr.1 Melbourne Cup runner-up Bauer (Halling) and the dam of the dual Listed scorer Momayyaz.

Bezique has a yearling colt by Nathaniel (Lot 497 in Book 1 of Tattersalls’ October Yearling Sale) and a colt foal by Iffraaj.

5.55 HAMILTON PARK, 2YO MAIDEN, 1M½F1. NOW CHILDREN (Ire), 2c,

Dragon Pulse – Toberanthawn (Danehill Dancer) O: Paul & Clare Rooney, B: Old Carhue & Graeng Bloodstock, T: Iain Jardine €15,000 Goffs Premier Foal Sale by Tim Donworth £20,000 Doncaster Premier Yearling Sale by Compass Equine (p/s) Distances: 3½l, ½l. 6 ran.

Second on debut, Now Children (Dragon Pulse) was always to the fore, but once asked to go about winning the contest, he picked up well to lead from over a furlong out. He is a half-brother to the winner Tsundoku (Medicean) and they are out of the winning Danehill Dancer mare Toberanthawn, a half-sister to the dual Gr.1 hurdle scorer Hisaabaat (Dubawi). The second dam is the dual

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STAKES FIELDSBRITAINGr.3 PRESTIGE STAKES, Goodwood, 7f, 2yof, 1st £22,684, 2nd £8,600, 3rd £4,304, 2.45pmARWA (Ire), 2f,

Holy Roman Emperor – Another Storm (Gone West)BELLE MEADE (Ire), 2f,

Roderic O’Connor – Hazardous (Night Shift)GRECIAN LIGHT (Ire), 2f,

Shamardal – Akrivi (Tobougg)KILMAH (GB), 2f,

Sepoy – Perfect Star (Act One)ON HER TOES (Ire), 2f,

Kodiac – Dancing Jest (Averti)PROMISING (Ire), 2f,

Invincible Spirit – Lethal Quality (Elusive Quality)RICH LEGACY (Ire), 2f,

Holy Roman Emperor – Borghesa (Galileo)TIBURTINA (Ire), 2f,

Holy Roman Emperor – Interchange (Montjeu)URBAN FOX (GB), 2f,

Foxwedge – Lomapamar (Nashwan)

LR BEVERLEY BULLET SPRINT STAKES, Beverley, 5f, 3yo+, 1st £28,355, 2nd £10,750, 3rd £5,380, 3.10pmALPHA DELPHINI (GB), 5g,

Captain Gerrard – Easy To Imagine (Cozzene)CASPIAN PRINCE (Ire), 7g,

Dylan Thomas – Crystal Gaze (Rainbow Quest)FINAL VENTURE (GB), 4g,

Equiano – Sharplaw Venture (Polar Falcon)KINGSGATE NATIVE (Ire), 11g,

Mujadil – Native Force (Indian Ridge)LINE OF REASON (Ire), 6g,

Kheleyf – Miss Party Line (Phone Trick)MAAREK (GB), 9g,

Pivotal – Ruby Rocket (Indian Rocket)MUTHMIR (Ire), 6g,

Invincible Spirit – Fairy Of The Night (Danehill)SON OF AFRICA (GB), 4g,

Equiano – Generously Gifted (Sakhee)MR LUPTON (Ire), 3g,

Elnadim – Chiloe Wigeon (Docksider)WILLYTHECONQUEROR (Ire), 3g,

Kodiac – Jazzie (Zilzal)

LR MARCH STAKES, Goodwood, 1m6f, 3yo+, 1st £28,355, 2nd £10,750, 3rd £5,380, 3.55pmGLARING (GB), 5h,

Champs Elysees – Brightest (Rainbow Quest)MR SINGH (GB), 4g,

High Chaparral – Sundari (Danehill)FLAMBEUSE (GB), 5m,

Cape Cross – Flamenba (Kingmambo)MONALEEN (Ire), 5m,

High Chaparral – Dawn Air (Diesis)SWEEPING UP (GB), 5m,

Sea The Stars – Farfala (Linamix)

Rosy is a Listed-placed full-sister to French Listed scorer Big Sink Hope (Green Dancer) and a half-sister to US Gr.3 winner Rose Bouquet (Full Out). The third dam, Round The Rosie (Cornish Prince), won at two and produced eleven winners in all.

Blue Parade has a filly foal by Iffraaj. BR

STALLION ROUND-UPSHUTTLE WINNERS IN CHILE

DELLA FRANCESCADon Francis (Chi), 6c, ex Oui Madame (Hardy II) Valparaiso Sporting Club, Jul 20, hcap, 5½fD, ch$1,000,000 B: Haras De Pirque

LAYMANSenora Redfor (Chi), 3f, ex Unga Lunga (Columbus Day) Club Hipico de Concepcion, Jul 19, mdn, 5½fD, ch$3,000,000 B: Haras El Sheik

MULTIPLEXBaby Touch (Chi), 5m, ex Touch Me Baby (Merchant Of Venice) Valparaiso Sporting Club, Jul 27, hcap, 5½fD, ch$1,200,000 B: Haras Cordillera

ROCK OF GIBRALTARBennus (Chi), 4f, ex Bois De Roses (Proud Citizen) Valparaiso Sporting Club, Jul 27, hcap, 5½fD, ch$1,050,000 B: Haras Don Alberto

Chancletero (Chi), 3c, ex Chanzoneta (Stormin Fever) Hipodromo Chile, Jul 23, mdn, 7½fD, ch$5,400,000 B: Haras Don Alberto

Crupier (Chi), 3c, ex Emperatriz Del Sol (Stuka II) Club Hipico de Santiago, Jul 22, mdn, 6fT, ch$5,000,000 B: Haras Don Alberto

Mamita Nelly (Chi), 4f, ex Giocatora (Stormin Fever) Club Hipico de Santiago, Jul 25, hcap, 5fD, ch$1,850,000 B: Haras Don Alberto

Nadie Como Tu (Chi), 3f, ex Nayarita (Proud Citizen) Club Hipico de Santiago, Jul 25, allowance, 5fD, ch$3,600,000 B: Haras Don Alberto

Para Que Invitan (Chi), 4c, ex Topazia (Stuka II) Club Hipico de Santiago, Jul 22, hcap, 5fD, ch$2,000,000 B: Haras Don Alberto

Suit Yisus (Chi), 4c, ex Tranka (Tumblebrutus) Valparaiso Sporting Club, Jul 27, mdn, 5½fD, ch$1,000,000 B: Haras Mocito Guapo

Yansel (Chi), 4f, ex Yacata (Stormin Fever) Club Hipico De Santiago, Jul 27, Gregorio Amunategui Jordan Stakes, 8fT, ch$3,900,000 B: Haras Don Alberto

Agaton (Chi), 4c, ex Lluvia De Estrellas (Special Quest) Club Hipico De Santiago, Jul 29, Crisantemo Stakes1600mT, ch$4,800,000 B: Haras Don Alberto

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LR AUGUST STAKES, Windsor, 1m3½f, 3yo+, 1st £20,983, 2nd £7,955, 3rd £3,981, 6.35pmFIRE FIGHTING (Ire), 5g,

Soldier Of Fortune – Savoie (Anabaa)BERKSHIRE (Ire), 5h,

Mount Nelson – Kinnaird (Dr Devious)JOHN REEL (Fr), 7g,

Country Reel – John Quatz (Johann Quatz)MAJEED (Fr), 6g,

Mount Nelson – Clever Millie (Cape Canaveral)PASSOVER (GB), 5g,

Passing Glance – Floriana (Selkirk)SECOND STEP (Ire), 5g,

Dalakhani – My Dark Rosaleen (Sadler’s Wells)TASHAAR (Ire), 4c,

Sea The Stars – Three Moons (Montjeu)WEETLES (GB), 4f,

High Chaparral – Millestran (Invincible Spirit)

GERMANY

Gr.3 PREIS DER SPARKASSEN FINANZGRUPPE, Baden-Baden, 2000m, 4yo+, 1st €32,000, 2nd €12,000 3rd €6,000, 4.20pm (BST)POTEMKIN (Ger), 5g,

New Approach – Praia (Big Shuffle)DEVASTAR (Ger), 4c,

Areion – Deva (Platini)QUELINDO (Ger), 4c,

Aussie Rules – Quintana (Fantastic Light)VA BANK (Ire), 4c,

Archipenko – Vinales (Dilshaan)WILD CHIEF (Ger), 5h,

Doyen – Wild Angel (Acatenango)WILDPARK (Ger), 5g,

Shamardal – Wildfahrte (Mark Of Esteem)FELICIAN (Ger), 8g,

Motivator – Felicity (Inchinor)INCANTATOR (Ger), 4c,

Areion – Independent Miss (Polar Falcon)PALACE PRINCE (Ger), 4c,

Areion – Palace Princess (Tiger Hill)TANIYA (Fr), 4f,

High Chaparral – Takaniya (Rainbow Quest)

NORTH AMERICA

Gr.1 PERSONAL ENSIGN STAKES, Saratoga, 1m1fD, 3yo+f&m, $750,000, 2.23pm (local time), Race 6I’M A CHATTERBOX (USA), 4f,

Munnings – Chit Chatter (Lost Soldier)CURALINA (USA), 4f,

Curlin – Whatdreamsrmadeof (Graeme Hall)FOREVER UNBRIDLED (USA), 4f,

Unbridled’s Song – Lemons Forever (Lemon Drop Kid)PAID UP SUBSCRIBER (USA), 4f,

Candy Ride – Shriek (Street Cry)CAVORTING (USA), 4f,

Bernardini – Promenade Girl (Carson City)

VIVE MA FILLE (Ger), 4f, Doyen – Vive Madame (Big Shuffle)

GOLDMEMBER (GB), 3c, New Approach – Sister Act (Marju)

PLATITUDE (GB), 3g, Dansili – Modesta (Sadler’s Wells)

ZUBEIDA (GB), 3f, Authorized – Tegwen (Nijinsky)

LR HOPEFUL STAKES, Newmarket, 6f, 3yo+, 1st £20,983, 2nd £7,955, 3rd £3,981, 4.10pmBACCARAT (Ire), 7g,

Dutch Art – Zut Alors (Pivotal)B FIFTY TWO (Ire), 7g,

Dark Angel – Petite Maxine (Sharpo)EASTERN IMPACT (Ire), 5g,

Bahamian Bounty – Kate The Great (Xaar)NAADIRR (Ire), 5g,

Oasis Dream – Beach Bunny (High Chaparral)SOLAR FLAIR (GB), 4g,

Equiano – Air Biscuit (Galileo)WINDFAST (Ire), 5g,

Exceed And Excel – Fair Sailing (Docksider)RAUCOUS (GB), 3c,

Dream Ahead – Shyrl (Acclamation)BUYING TROUBLE (USA), 3f,

Hat Trick – Lotus Sutra (Kingmambo)MAYFAIR LADY (GB), 3f,

Holy Roman Emperor – Lady Luachmhar (Galileo)

Gr.2 CELEBRATION MILE, Goodwood, 1m, 3yo+, 1st £62,041, 2nd £23,521, 3rd £11,771, 4.30pmTOORMORE (Ire), 5h,

Arakan – Danetime Out (Danetime)AROD (Ire), 5h,

Teofilo – My Personal Space (Rahy)LIGHTNING SPEAR (GB), 5h,

Pivotal – Atlantic Destiny (Royal Academy)THIKRIYAAT (Ire), 3g,

Azamour – Malaspina (Whipper)ZONDERLAND (GB), 3c,

Dutch Art – Barynya (Pivotal)

Gr.3 WINTER HILL STAKES, Windsor, 1m2f, 3yo+, 1st £34,026, 2nd £12,900, 3rd £6,456, 6.00pmAYRAD (Ire), 5h,

Dalakhani – Sweet Firebird (Sadler’s Wells)NOT SO SLEEPY (GB), 4g,

Beat Hollow – Papillon De Bronze (Marju)CHAIN OF DAISIES (GB), 4f,

Rail Link – Puya (Kris)ULYSSES (Ire), 3c,

Galileo – Light Shift (Kingmambo)FOUNDATION (Ire), 3g,

Zoffany – Roystonea (Polish Precedent)TONY CURTIS (GB), 3c,

Rock Of Gibraltar – Strawberry Lolly (Lomitas)

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THE TRUTH OR ELSE (USA), 4c, Yes It’s True – Lakenheath (Colonial Affair)

ANCHOR DOWN (USA), 5r, Tapit – Successful Outlook (Orientate)

TAMARKUZ (USA), 6h, Speightstown – Without You Babe (Lemon Drop Kid)

SCHIVARELLI (USA), 5h, Montbrook – Alotofappeal (Trippi)

STALLWALKIN’ DUDE (USA), 6g, City Place – Chelle Spendabuck (Dare And Go)

READY FOR RYE (USA), 4g, City Zip – Embroidery (More Than Ready)

DANNIE’S DECEIVER (USA), 4c, Quality Road – Deceive (Tiznow)

A P INDIAN (USA), 6g, Indian Charlie – Ender’s Sister (A P Indy)

MARKING (USA), 4c, Bernardini – Seventh Street (Street Cry)

Gr.1 SWORD DANCER STAKES, Saratoga, 1m4fT, 3yo+, $1,000,000, 4.49pm (local time), Race 10GRAND TITO (USA), 6h,

Candy Ride – Golden Arches (Common Grounds)MONEY MULTIPLIER (USA), 4r,

Lookin At Lucky – Intensify (Unbridled’s Song)ROMAN APPROVAL (USA), 5h,

Roman Ruler – Highest Approval (High Fly)TWILIGHT ECLIPSE (USA), 7g,

Purim – My Twilight Dancer (Twilight Agenda)INORDINATE (USA), 4c,

Harlan’s Holiday – Out Of Reach (Warning)FLINTSHIRE (GB), 6h,

Dansili – Dance Routine (Sadler’s Wells)APPLICATOR (USA), 3c,

Henrythenavigator – River Flower (Strodes Creek)

Gr.1 TRAVERS STAKES, Saratoga, 1m2fD, 3yo, $1,250,000, 5.44pm (local time), Race 11ARROGATE (USA), 3c,

Unbridled’s Song – Bubbler (Distorted Humor)AMERICAN FREEDOM (USA), 3c,

Pulpit – Gottcha Last (Pleasant Tap)MY MAN SAM (USA), 3c,

Trappe Shot – Lauren Byrd (Arch)GOVERNOR MALIBU (USA), 3c,

Malibu Moon – Akilina (Langfuhr)FOREVER D’ORO (USA), 3c,

Medaglia D’Oro – Lemons Forever (Lemon Drop Kid)ANAXIMANDROS (USA), 3c,

Hard Spun – Dragon Fly (Sadler’s Wells)EXAGGERATOR (USA), 3c,

Curlin – Dawn Raid (Vindication)DESTIN (USA), 3c,

Giant’s Causeway – Dream Of Summer (Siberian Summer)GIFT BOX (USA), 3r,

Twirling Candy – Special Me (Unbridled’s Song)CONNECT (USA), 3c,

Curlin – Bullville Belle (Holy Bull)MAJESTO (USA), 3r,

Tiznow – Unacloud (Unaccounted For)

Gr.1 BALLERINA STAKES, Saratoga, 7fD, 3yo+f&m, $500,000, 2.59pm (local time), Race 7BIRDATTHEWIRE (USA), 4f,

Summer Bird – My Limit (Wagon Limit)BY THE MOON (USA), 4f,

Indian Charlie – By The Light (Malibu Moon)PAULASSILVERLINING (USA), 4f,

Ghostzapper – Seeking The Silver (Grindstone)SHEER DRAMA (USA), 5m,

Burning Roma – Riveting Drama (Notebook)SARAH SIS (USA), 4f,

Sharp Humor – Emerald Gal (Gilded Time)LINDA LINDA (Chi), 4f,

Bluegrass Cat – Hitched To A Star (Crafty Prospector)SPELLING AGAIN (USA), 5m,

Awesome Again – Spelling (Alphabet Soup)WAVELL AVENUE (Can), 5m,

Harlington – Lucas Street (Silver Deputy)CARINA MIA (USA), 3f,

Malibu Moon – Miss Simpatia (Southern Halo)HAVEYOUGONEAWAY (USA), 5m,

Congrats – One Wise Cowgirl (Wiseman’s Ferry)

Gr.1 KING’S BISHOP STAKES, Saratoga, 7fD, 3yo, $500,000, 3.35pm (local time), Race 8ECONOMIC MODEL (USA), 3c,

Flatter – Queen Of America (Quiet American)FISH TRAPPE ROAD (USA), 3c,

Trappe Shot – Electric Shock (Cure The Blues)SUMMER REVOLUTION (USA), 3c,

Summer Bird – Revolutionary Act (Boston Harbor)TALE OF S’AVALL (USA), 3c,

Tale Of Ekati – S’ Avall (Awesome Again)BIRD SONG (USA), 3c,

Unbridled’s Song – Bird Town (Cape Town)MOHAYMEN (USA), 3c,

Tapit – Justwhistledixie (Dixie Union)STAR HILL (USA), 3c,

Elusive Quality – Padmore (French Deputy)MIND YOUR BISCUITS (USA), 3c,

Posse – Jazzmane (Toccet)JAZZY TIMES (USA), 3c,

Discreetly Mine – Jazzy Melissa (Grand Slam)RATED R SUPERSTAR (USA), 3g,

Kodiak Kowboy – Wicked Wish (Gold Chase)NOHOLDINGBACK BEAR (USA), 3c,

Put It Back – Pleasant Quality (Elusive Quality)TOM’S READY (USA), 3c,

More Than Ready – Goodbye Stranger (Broad Brush)DREFONG (USA), 3c,

Gio Ponti – Eltimaas (Ghostzapper)

Gr.1 FOREGO STAKES, Saratoga, 7fD, 3yo+, $700,000, 4.12pm (local time), Race 9CATALINA RED (USA), 4c,

Munnings – Lovely Dream (Freud)CHIEF LION (USA), 6g,

Wildcat Heir – Pretty Indian (Indian Charlie)LIMOUSINE LIBERAL (USA), 4g,

Successful Appeal – Gift Of Gab (In Excess)

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Glacier Point (GB), 2f, ex Ahwahnee (Compton Place) 2.10 Goodwood, fillies’ maiden, 6f

Desert Fox (GB), 2g, ex Snow Moccasin (Oasis Dream) 4.15 Windsor, maiden, 6f

HARBOUR WATCHSeaview (GB), 2f, ex Welanga (Dansili)

2.10 Goodwood, fillies’ maiden, 6fRita’s Girl (GB), 2f, ex Brazilian Breeze (Invincible Spirit)

5.15 Redcar, maiden auction, 6f

HELMETAintisari (Ire), 2f, ex Thawrah (Green Desert)

2.40 Navan, EBF maiden, 5fSakurajima (Ire), 2c, ex Park Approach (Indian Ridge)

4.15 Windsor, maiden, 6f

MAYSONMazyoun (GB), 2c, ex Hypnotize (Machiavellian)

1.50 Newmarket, EBF maiden, 6f

SIR PRANCEALOTOakledge (Ire), 2c, ex Cinarosa (Kodiac)

2.40 Navan, EBF maiden, 5fPrancing Oscar (Ire), 2c, ex Beguiler (Refuse To Bend)

5.50 Redcar, novice median auction, 7f

THE FACTORA Little Bit Me (USA), 2f, ex Sayedah (Darshaan)

2.05 Navan, EBF fillies’ maiden, 6f

CREATOR (USA), 3c, Tapit – Morena (Privately Held)

LAOBAN (USA), 3c, Uncle Mo – Chattertown (Speightstown)

GUN RUNNER (USA), 3c, Candy Ride – Quiet Giant (Giant’s Causeway)

EUROPEAN BRED RUNNERS

Gr.2 BALLSTON SPA STAKES, Saratoga, 1m½fT, 3yo+f&m, $400,000, 6.20pm (local time), Race 12SWEET ACCLAIM (Ire), 5m,

Acclamation – Wildsplash (Deputy Minister)EXCILLY (GB), 4f,

Excellent Art – Afra Tsitsi (Belong To Me)

FIRST CROP SIRE MAIDENSCAMPANOLOGISTLangtang (Ger), 2c, ex La Vinchina (Oasis Dream)

12.50 [BST] Baden-Baden, EBF maiden, 1400mReine Du Turf (Ger), 2f, ex Reine Vite (Big Shuffle)

12.50 [BST] Baden-Baden, EBF maiden, 1400m

CAPTAIN CHOPMonsterchip (Fr), 2c, ex My Princess (Soave)

4.00 [BST] Pornichet, claimer, 1600mAW

CASAMENTOCasaclare (Ire), 2c, ex Sarah Ann (Orpen)

4.15 Windsor, maiden, 6f

DELEGATORGarth Rockett (GB), 2c, ex Leelu (Largesse)

4.15 Windsor, maiden, 6fGraphite Storm (GB), 2c, ex Ice Haven (Verglas)

4.15 Windsor, maiden, 6fDelahay (GB), 2f, ex Harryana To (Compton Place)

4.15 Windsor, maiden, 6fDesperados Destiny (GB), 2c, ex Muara (Wolfhound)

5.15 Redcar, maiden auction, 6fGreengairs (GB), 2c, ex Shore Light (Gulch)

5.50 Redcar, novice median auction, 7f

ELZAAMElzaa (GB), 2f, ex All Began (Fasliyev)

2.05 Navan, EBF fillies’ maiden, 6f

EXCELEBRATIONTara Celeb (GB), 2f, ex Tara Moon (Pivotal)

2.10 Goodwood, fillies’ maiden, 6f

FAMOUS NAMEMiss Bombay (Ire), 2f, ex Sunblush (Timber Country)

1.05 [BST] Deauville, claimer, 1200m

FOXWEDGEKing Of Spades (Fr), 2c, ex And I (Inchinor)

1.05 [BST] Deauville, claimer, 1200mPatching (GB), 2f, ex Crinolette (Sadler’s Wells)

2.00 Beverley, EBF fillies’ maiden, 7½fPeak Princess (Ire), 2f, ex Foot Of Pride (Footstepsinthesand)

2.00 Beverley, EBF fillies’ maiden, 7½f

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