Kenny Calls For Summit On Small Sydney Sat Fields
Sydney Turf Club chief executive Michael Kenny told The Sydney Morning Herald "a summit of NSW racing should be called over the poor Saturday fields" which columnist Max Presnell branded "a blight on Sydney racing". In what Presnell colourfully called "another attempt to urinate into a gale of drongo thinking", Kenny said: "Racing NSW & the clubs, metropolitan & provincial, should sit down & decide whether there are too many meetings at certain times of the year. Normally when it is broached, the answer comes from Racing NSW that we have to provide so many races every year because of an agreement with the TAB for the benefit of the industry. I don't think that is true. Surely the TAB, seeing 5 & 6-horse fields would be interested in getting better turnover on local races with bigger fields." Kenny added: "We have been talking about this for a long time. Obviously the system needs a change, but who will implement it?"
(Nov 21)
Bookies To Sue Racing NSW Over Product Fee
Corporate bookmakers "have vowed to take on Racing NSW in court, after Racing Victoria changed its product fee policy to a gross profit model," reported The Daily Telegraph. Victoria previously charged wagering operators up to 1% of total turnover to publish & use Victorian race fields; they will now be required to pay a base rate 10% profit (& a premium rate 15% during the October-November Spring Carnival). However Racing NSW chief executive Peter V'Landys commented he would not be making any changes to the NSW race fields legislation (currently 1.5% of turnover) noting: By changing to a gross profit model we would virtually become partners with corporate bookmakers & we could not give participants any certainty of a fixed income." Leading bookmaker Michael Sullivan responded that court action against Racing NSW was now certain, declaring: "This decision shows just why Victoria is the most powerful state in the country. While we are happily paying a fee to Racing Victoria, we will be fighting Racing NSW in court."
(Nov 21)
Tatts Confirms Interest In Tabcorp Vic Licence
Tatts Group chief executive Dick McIlwain confirmed his company "intended lodging a registration of interest in the new Victorian wagering licence (which runs from 2012) but there were no guarantees that it would lodge a formal bid," reported The Australian Financial Review. The newspaper noted Tatts (which already runs the TAB in Queensland, South Australia & the Northern Territory) "has been tipped as a front-runner to wrestle the licence from Tabcorp". Interested parties are required to lodge a registration of interest by a deadline of 16 January 2009 under a 2-stage process for a 12-year licence to operate a retail network for the TAB in Victoria, plus a betting exchange. McIlwain noted: "We'll certainly lodge a (registration). It's not a foregone conclusion that we'll proceed beyond that." Stay tuned!
(Nov 21)
Racing Vic Releases Vision To 2020
Racing Victoria chief executive Rob Hines declared racing "open for business" at yesterday's public release of "Racing To 2020", RV's vision for the Victorian thoroughbred racing industry. Hines declared: "The vision provides the platform & framework for industry development over the next 10-15 years. It addresses a wide range of factors that define a successful future. Now more than ever, it is essential the entire industry operates with a more collective, innovative & less protectionist approach if we are to succeed & achieve our goals. A sustainable future will be achieved by maintaining customer focus, maximising revenue, renovating & renewing racing's infrastructure & increasing returns to participants." RV has identified 5 "key pillars" for future success:
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Product, Brand & Intellectual Property
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Customers
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Our People, Stakeholders & Investors
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Infrastructure
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Sustainability
(Nov 21)
Magic Millions Jan Gold Coast Catalogue Now On-Line
The catalogue for the 1,327-lot Yearling Sale (January 7-16 on the Queensland Gold Coast) has been finalised & is now on-line.
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Among the yearlings catalogued are (at least) half-relations to Gr1-winners Bel Esprit, Charge Forward, Fashions Afield, Polar Success, Racing To Win, Regal Cheer, Sebring, Sirmione, Spark Of Life, Theseo & War Artist.
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Gr1-winning mares with yearlings catalogued include Arborea, Elevenses, Ellicorsam, Episode, Hula Angel, In Joyment, Kapchat, Larrocha, Merlene, Pharein, Special, Stella Cadente, Sunday Joy, Unearthly, Victory Vein & Zagalia.
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The most represented sires include Encosta de Lago (39), General Nediym (37), Jet Spur (36), More Than Ready (35), Stratum (33), Commands (31), Fastnet Rock (31), Flying Spur (31), Testa Rossa (31), Show A Heart (30), Hussonet (29), Redoute's Choice (26) & Rock Of Gibraltar (26).
(Nov 21)
Create Your Own Customised Magic Millions Catalogue
By visiting the website, you can create a customised catalogue from your individual searches as a mini PDF catalogue. The dynamic customised search facility enables you to choose from one or a combination of search criteria including sire, dam, date-of-birth, sex, bonus scheme, lot numbers, session, sale date & vendor. For example, buyers can choose to look at all yearlings by a particular sire & within seconds an index will be produced meeting your specifications, and a virtual e-catalogue created. Perhaps buyers might only be interested in: fillies from a certain stud farm; or all lots selling on a particular day; or even want to see all colts born between certain dates. A few clicks & just the horses chosen appear. The opportunities are endless. to browse the Magic Millions 2009 Yearling Sale catalogue on-line.
(Nov 21)
1st Mare In-Foal To Wonderful World At Inglis Xmas Sale
Next month's Christmas Thoroughbred Sale in Sydney (Friday 5 December at Newmarket) includes Eastwest Lady: the 1st mare offered at public auction in-foal to 2006 Gr1 Caulfield Guineas winner & 2007 Gr1 Cox Plate runner-up Wonderful World (Agnes World-Success Tale, by Success Express). Eastwest Lady (by Bluebird) is a half-sister to 3 winners, including Gr3-winning & Gr1-placed Mr Nelson. Her Dane Shadow colt (foaled on September 22) will be offered alongside his dam as part of a package.
(Nov 21)
Vic Jockey Jamie Mott 4-Months Drug Ban
Racing Victoria stewards yesterday suspended jockey Jamie Mott for 4 months following an inquiry into the analyst's finding of Benzoylecgonine (the major urinary metabolite of cocaine) in his urine sample provided at the Horsham race meeting on October 19. In determining penalty, stewards noted they "took into account Mott's guilty plea, his youth & the fact this was his 1st offence in relation to banned substances & also the relatively low level of the drug in his system".
(Nov 21)
Bank Robber & Rightfully Yours Favs For Gr1 Railway
Sydney gelding Bank Robber & Melbourne gelding Rightfully Yours share $5.50 favouritism with Betchoice for tomorrow's Gr1 Railway Stakes (1600m) at Ascot in Perth. A half-point behind at $6 is Marasco. (To view the latest market click on the link for updated betting on the Ascot Stakes.)
(Nov 21)
Scenic Leads Redoute's & Encosta On Aust Sires Table
After the initial 3.5 months of the season, ill-fated former Durham Lodge stallion Scenic (thanks to this month's Gr1 Melbourne Cup victory by 5YO son Viewed) leads flagship stallion & former champion Australian sire Redoute's Choice & last season's Coolmore-based Australian champion Encosta de Lago on the 2008-09 Australian General Sires Table (to November 19) according to arion.co.nz. The current Top 20 (by prize-money) are:
1: Scenic (Sadler's Wells-Idyllic, by Foolish Pleasure) $4,797,290
2: Redoute's Choice (Danehill-Shantha's Choice, by Canny Lad) $4,334,314
3: Encosta de Lago (Fairy King-Shoal Creek, by Star Way) $3,925,489
4: Zabeel (Sir Tristram-Lady Giselle, by Nureyev) $2,882,742
5: Danehill Dancer (Danehill-Mira Adonde, by Sharpen Up) $2,584,634
6: Red Ransom (Roberto-Arabia, by Damascus) $2,002,957
7: Flying Spur (Danehill-Rolls, by Mr Prospector) $1,951,117
8: Street Cry (Machiavellian-Helen Street, by Troy) $1,938,910
9: Commands (Danehill-Cotehele House, by My Swanee) $1,851,994
10: O'Reilly (Last Tycoon-Courtza, by Pompeii Court) $1,831,516
11: Danewin (Danehill-Cotehele House, by My Swanee) $1,581,220
12: Diesis (Sharpen Up-Doubly Sure, by Reliance) $1,500,000
13: Montjeu (Sadler's Wells-Floripedes, by Top Ville) $1,451,812
14: Belong To Me (Danzig-Belonging, by Exclusive Native) $1,418,887
15: Hussonet (Mr Prospector-Sacahuista, by Raja Baba) $1,413,841
16: Danehill (Danzig-Razyana, by His Majesty) $1,387,730
17: Choisir (Danehill Dancer-Great Selection, by Lunchtime) $1,349,597
18: Testa Rossa (Perugino-Bo Dapper, by Sir Dapper) $1,341,927
19: Strategic (Zeditave-Sudden Impulse, by Luskin Star) $1,246,147
20: Show A Heart (Brave Warrior-Miss Sandman, by Regal Advice) $1,226,806
(Nov 21)
Encosta Leads Tale Of Cat & Pins On NZ Sires Table
Across the Tasman, Coolmore's Australian-based champion stallion Encosta de Lago leads Coolmore shuttler Tale Of The Cat & Waikato Stud stallion Pins on the New Zealand General Sires Table (to November 19) according to arion.co.nz. The current Top 20 (by prize-money) are:
1: Encosta de Lago (Fairy King-Shoal Creek, by Star Way) NZ$1,340,900
2: Tale Of The Cat (Storm Cat-Yarn, by Mr Prospector) NZ$759,250
3: Pins (Snippets-No Finer, by Kaoru Star) NZ$464,491
4: Pentire (Be My Guest-Gull Nook, by Mill Reef) NZ$414,538
5: Lord Ballina (Bletchingly-Sunset Girl, by Star Affair) NZ$388,225
6: Montjeu (Sadler's Wells-Floripedes, by Top Ville) NZ$387,301
7: Volksraad (Green Desert-Celtic Assembly, by Secretariat) NZ$382,401
8: Viking Ruler (Danehill-Tristalove, by Sir Tristram) NZ$380,375
9: Al Akbar (Success Express-Gala Night, by Blakeny) NZ$369,620
10: Generous (Caerleon-Doff The Derby, Master Derby) NZ$366,490
11: No Excuse Needed (Machiavellian-Nawaiet, by Zilzal) NZ$365,767
12: Cape Cross (Green Desert-Park Appeal, by Ahonoora) NZ$313,402
13: Yamanin Vital (Sir Tristram-She Might Hula, by Caucasus) NZ$279,078
14: Keeper (Danehill-Nuwirah, by Pleasant Colony) NZ$277,104
15: Zerpour (Darshaan-Zerzaya, by Beldale Flutter) NZ$260,769
16: O'Reilly (Last Tycoon-Courtza, by Pompeii Court) NZ$257,078
17: Istidaad (Chief's Crown-Mazzei Mood, by Roberto) NZ$251,464
18: Brilliance (Thunder Gulch-La Gueriere, by Lord At War) NZ$249,885
19: Centaine (Century-Rainbeam, by Vain) NZ$236,915
20: Danske (Danehill-Our Tristalight, by Sir Tristram) NZ$236,049
(Nov 21)
Aust-Bred Street Cry Son Wins In NZ
On the track in New Zealand yesterday, Australian-bred 3YO gelding Street Beat (Street Cry-Talarno, by Prego) scored over 1200m at Matamata for trainer Danica Guy. Street Beat was a $70,000 weanling at the 2006 Winter Sale.
(Nov 21)
42 Aust-Based Entries For NZ Summer Carnivals
Meanwhile NZ Thoroughbred Racing has received 42 Australian-based entries for the major stakes races at the Wellington Cup Carnival in January & Auckland Cup Carnival in February-March. The Australian-based entries are:
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Gr1 Telegraph Handicap: Turffontein, Here De Angels, All American, Seventh Rock, Von Costa De Hero, Quizzical Lady, Takeover Target, Captain Bax, Fritz's Princess, Jealous Guy, Typhoon Zed & Double Dare.
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Gr1 NZ Derby: The Tiger, Celtic, Grand Couture, Hint, The Noughties, Stokehouse, Wookah, Aperitivo, Ironstein, Sir Stalingrad, Coniston Bluebird, Jumpin Jack Cash, Orca, Retail Choice & Rock Kingdom.
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Gr1 Auckland Cup: Cats Fun, Acosta, The Fuzz, Banana Man, Varevees, Kerdem, Madison Lane, Baha & Bianca.
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Gr2 City Of Auckland Cup: Baha.
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Gr1 Railway Stakes: Quizzical Lady.
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Gr2 Wellington Cup: Acosta, The Fuzz, Kerdem & Baha.
(Nov 21)
Goffs Foals Day-4: $137k Invincible Spirit Colt
In the Irish auction ring overnight, Summerhill Bloodstock paid top price of €72,000 (A$137,000) for a colt by former European Champion 1st Season Sire & Chatswood Stud shuttler Incincible Spirit (out of Indian Ridge mare Indienne) during the 4th session at the 5-day Goffs November Foal Sale in County Kildare. The colt (whose dam is a full-sister to Gr3-winner St Clair Ridge) was consigned from the Irish National Stud as agent.
(Nov 21)
Goffs Foals Day-4: $133k Kheleyf Colt
Willie Browne's Meadowlands Bloodstock Services out-bid fellow pin-hooker Ciaran Conroy & paid €70,000 (A$133,000) for a colt by this year's boom 1st-crop stallion Kheleyf (out of unraced Galileo mare Miss Gally) consigned by C.Glynn. The colt's dam is a half-sister to Gr3-winner Rainbows For All & Browne told racingpost.co.uk: "I liked him a lot. He's just a very good-walking foal & the sire is well on his way on the evidence of his 1st runners this year. These nice ones are still proving very hard to buy."
(Nov 21)
Goffs Foals Day-4: Top Lots
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€72,000 (A$137,000) Invincible Spirit-Indienne colt (Summerhill Bloodstock)
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€70,000 (A$133,000) Kheleyf-Miss Gally colt (Meadowlands Bloodstock)
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€60,000 (A$114,000) Balmont-Manuka Magic colt (Redpender Stud)
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€60,000 (A$114,000) Acclamation-Fire Finch colt (Meadowlands Bloodstock)
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€48,000 (A$91,000) Hurricane Run-Cheeky Madam filly (Camas Park)
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€46,000 (A$87,000) Whipper-Caribbean Escape colt (A.McCabe)
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€43,000 (A$82,000) Oratorio-Fearn Royal filly (Tally Ho Stud)
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€42,000 (A$80,000) Iffraaj-Privileged Speech colt (Saint Arch Services)
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€42,000 (A$80,000) Hurricane Run-Desert Classic colt (Seskin Stud)
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€40,000 (A$76,000) Byron-Lear's Crown colt (Lynn Lodge)
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€40,000 (A$76,000) Bahamian Bounty-Princess Speedfit colt (B.O'Ryan)
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€40,000 (A$76,000) Iffraaj-Acidanthera colt (B.O'Ryan)
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€40,000 (A$76,000) Refuse To Bend-Calgarth colt (Meadowlands Bloodstock)
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€40,000 (A$76,000) Acclamation-Grand Slam Maria colt (Fernham Farm)
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€40,000 (A$76,000) Holy Roman Emperor-Hoodwink filly (M.Magnier)
(Nov 21)
US Gr1-Winner Spirit One Retired To French Stud
In France, this year's US Gr1 Arlington Million-winning 4YO entire Spirit One (Anabaa Blue-Lavayssiere, by Sicyos) "has been retired to stand at Haras de Lonray," reported racingpost.co.uk. As well as leading all-the-way to take August's Gr1 Arlington Million Stakes (10 furlongs on turf) at Arlington Park in Chicago, Spirit One also won March's French Gr3 Prix Exbury (2000m) at Saint-Cloud & finished runner-up in both April's Gr2 Prix D'Harcourt (2000m) at Longchamp & June's Gr3 La Coupe (2000m) at Longchamp. Last year Spirit One finished runner-up in both France's Gr2 Prix Guillaume D'Ornano (2000m) at Deauville & Gr2 Prix Noailles (2100m) at Longchamp, as well as finishing 3rd in the Listed Prix Omnium II (1600m) at Saint-Cloud. And in 2006 Spirit One won both France's Gr3 Prix Des Chines (1600m) at Longchamp & Listed Criterium Du Fonds Europeen De L'Elevage (1600m) at Deauville, as well as finishing runner-up in the Gr1 Criterium International (1600m) at Saint-Cloud). Overall he retires with 5 wins & 8 placings from 19 starts for over US$1 million earnings.
(Nov 21)
Choisir Filly Wins In US
Former star Australian sprinter & Gr1-winning Coolmore shuttler Choisir (Danehill Dancer-Great Selection, by Lunchtime) added a US winner when dual Gr3-placed Irish-bred 3YO filly Kyniska (Choisir-Lunadine, by Bering) scored on her North American debut at Hollywood Park in California (against older rivals over 8.5 furlongs on turf) for trainer Bobby Frankel. Kyniska was a Û55,000 (A$105,000) weanling at Ireland's Goffs November Sale. At her previous 5 starts in Europe, Kyniska had notched a win & 3 stakes-placings (in Ireland's Gr3 Park Stakes over 7 furlongs at The Curragh, Gr3 Phoenix Sprint Stakes over 6 furlongs against older rivals at The Curragh & Listed Fairy Bridge Stakes over 7 furlongs against older rivals at Tipperary). Overall she now has 2 wins & 3 placings from 6 starts for US$85,709 earnings.
(Nov 21)
Faltaat Mare Wins In US
On the same card in California, NZ Westbury Stud stallion Faltaat (Mr Prospector-Epitome, by Summing) also added a US winner when NZ-bred 4YO mare Royal Taat (Faltaat-Royal Wink, by Royal Academy) scored over 6 furlongs on turf at Hollywood Park for trainer John Sadler. Royal Taat (who finished 6th in her final Southern Hemisphere start in the NZ Gr3 Eulogy Stakes at Awapuni in December 2007) began her US campaign when 4th at Del Mar in August & followed-up with a last start victory at Santa Anita on October 11. Overall Royal Taat (a NZ$15,000 yearling at the 2006 Summer Sale) now has 3 wins & 2 placings (including 3rd in 2007's NZ Gr3 Gold Trail Stakes over 1200m at Hastings) from 10 starts for US$67,593 earnings.
(Nov 21)
Distorted Humor Adds US Black-Type
Also in the US, former Grand Lodge Thoroughbreds shuttler Distorted Humor (Forty Niner-Danzig's Beauty, by Danzig) added a black-type success when 4YO entire Buddy's Humor (Distorted Humor-Hello Barbara Sue, by Dehere) returned from a 4-months spell to score a front-running half-length victory in the US$68,000 Listed Four Bases Stakes (8.5 furlongs on turf) at Aqueduct in New York. Buddy's Humor (ridden by Jose Lezcano for trainer Bruce Levine) defeated fellow 4YO entire Pick Six (Dynaformer-Oh What A Windfall, by Seeking The Gold) & French-bred 5YO gelding Nergal (Simon Du Desert-Noemie , by Beaudelaire). Previously this season Buddy's Humor also won May's Listed Elkwood Stakes (8 furlongs on turf) at Monmouth Park; & last year he won the Listed Jersey Derby (8.5 furlongs on turf) at Monmouth & finished runner-up in the Gr3 Lexington Stakes (9 furlongs on turf) at Belmont Park. Overall Buddy's Humor (a US$435,000 yearling at the 2005 Keeneland September Sale) now has 4 wins & 5 placings from 12 starts for US$238,648 earnings.
(Nov 21)
US Jury Finds Tanaka Guilty Of Securities Fraud
Also in New York, leading US thoroughbred owner Gary Tanaka was found guilty on 3 of 12 counts relating to securities fraud while he headed Amerindo Investment Advisors, reported bloodhorse.com. A Manhattan federal jury (after 4 days of deliberation) was hung or acquitted Tanaka on the remaining charges. Tanaka's partner in Amerindo, high-profile philanthropist Alberto Vilar, was convicted on all 12 counts. Tanaka & Vilar were charged in 2005 with conspiracy, fraud & lying to the US Securities & Exchange Commission. Tanaka "has been under virtual house arrest in New York since then & has been unable to see his wife & youngest children (who live in London) since he was charged". Tanaka, 65, made his fortune "in high-tech & dot.com companies". As a rule, he has "bought successful racehorses that have proven themselves in Europe & brought them to North America, where their residual value increased after stakes scores". Among those he has campaigned are Millkom, Dreams Galore, Snow Polina, champion Golden Apples, Gourmet Girl, Sarafan, Pico Central, Sudan & Proudinsky. Tanaka currently owns 25 thoroughbreds & noted he'd "have to do something with them by the end of the year to avoid licensing issues" now that he has been convicted. Tanaka will have a bail hearing next week & sentencing "is expected sometime early next year".
(Nov 21)
Congressionalhonor & Partner's Hero Join Northview
Congressionalhonor & Partner's Hero will join Gr-2 winners Fairbanks, Love Of Money & Medallist to "complete the stud roster for Northview Stallion Station's new division in Pennsylvania," reported thoroughbredtimes.com.
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Gr3-winning 7YO stallion Congressionalhonor (Forestry-Quiet Dance, by Quiet American) will stand for US$3,500; he covered 239 mares in his initial 3 seasons at West Chester-based Maui Meadow Farm in Pennsylvania & his 1st crop will race in 2009. On the track, Congressionalhonor (a half-brother to multiple Gr1-winning 2005 US Horse-Of-The-Year Saint Liam) won the 2004 Gr3 Bay Meadows Derby.
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Gr2-winning 14-year-old stallion Partner's Hero (Danzig-Safely Home, by Winning Hit) will stand for US$2,500; he spent the 2008 season at Unionville-based Castle Rock Farm in Pennsylvania, after previously standing at the original Northview Stallion Station in Chesapeake City in Maryland. Partner's Hero (a half-brother to 1990 US champion sprinter Safely Kept) has sired 15 stakes-winners in 7 crops of racing age. On the track, Partner's Hero won 8 of 33 starts (including the 1997 Gr2 Kentucky Cup Sprint Stakes & 4 additional stakes races) & earned US$554,731.
(Nov 21)
Gottcha Gold To Stand At Ocala Stud
US multiple graded stakes-winning 5YO Gottcha Gold (Coronado's Quest horse out of multiple stakes winner Gottcha Last, by Pleasant Tap) will begin his stallion career in 2009 at Michael O'Farrell's Ocala Stud in Florida, reported thoroughbredtimes.com. On the track, Gottcha Gold recorded 8 wins (5 stakes victories, including both the 2007 Gr3 Philip Iselin Breeders' Cup Handicap & Gr3 Salvator Mile Handicap at Monmouth Park, plus the 2008 Gr3 Skip Away Handicap at Gulfstream Park, as well as runner-up in both the 2007 Breeders' Cup Dirt Mile & 2008 Gr1 Pimlico Special Handicap) from 30 starts for US$928,820 earnings. O'Farrell (referring to Gottcha Gold's 2007 Salvator Mile victory in 1min 34.26sec) noted: "The last 2 stallions we had to run a mile in 1min 34.2sec or faster were Montbrook & Notebook. Between them to date, Montbrook & Notebook have sired 89 stakes-winners, a couple of dozen of which were graded."
(Nov 21)
Miracle Man To Stud At Pucker Ridge
US multiple stakes-placed winner Miracle Man (Yankee Victor-Broadway Boogie, by Fappiano) will stand the 2009 season at Lois Engel's Pucker Ridge Farm in New York at a US$2,500 fee, reported thoroughbredtimes.com. On the track, Miracle Man recorded 5 wins from 18 starts (plus 3 stakes-placings) for US$186,727 earnings; he set a course record of 1min 41.03sec for 8.5 furlongs at Monmouth Park in 2006.
(Nov 21)
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(Nov 21)
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