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Monday, August 16th 2010 

TASMANIAN SUCCESS IN GRAND 

NATIONAL STEEPLE 

Morsonique and Titch land Nationals at Sandown Park 

With the change in Victoria’s jumping 

rules, the traditional Grand National 

races are no longer held at Flemington, 

but instead at Sandown Park with the 

new season renewals completed in 

testing conditions yesterday. A small but 

vocal group of animal rights protesters 

at the course served as a reminder that 

this could have been the final running of 

the races, first run in 1866 and won by 

horses like Mosstrooper and Redleap, but 

that is of no matter to Devonport trainer 

Michael Trinder (pictured) who prepared 

Morsonique to win the $150,000 Grand 

National Steeple, writes Darryl Sherer. 

We can’t say watched, as Trinder 

admitted later that he could not bear to 

watch the race himself, instead listening 

to the on-course broadcast. Morsonique 

(Miesque’s Son) led for much of the 

4350m and then found plenty to fight off 

the challenge of Juan Carlos and go clear, 

eventually winning by 15 lengths. 

“I walked up and down the top grandstand, 

not watching, just listening to the call with 

great interest,” Trinder said afterwards. 

“I knew we had the horse on song for 

today’s race. I thought today was real 

chance to win a really good race.” 

It was a real Trinder family affair as well, 

as son Adam not only rode the gelding 

to win but also supervised Morsonique’s 

preparation. 

Trinder is thinking further afield with 

Morsonique, who he believes could win 

THE RACE IS ON. 

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a Cheltenham Gold Cup in England but 

declared that he would not be the one 

to take the 10-year-old to England as 

he is not willing to travel further than 

Melbourne from his base at Spreyton in 

Devonport. 

“He’s a lovely wet-tracker,” Trinder said. 

“At 10 years old probably too old for a 

jumper but not in England where I think 

his market lies. He’s a very, very exciting 

horse.” 

Morsonique’s task was made a little 

easier when the odds-on favourite 

Tarawera fell in the back straight on the 

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To the disappointment possibly of the protesters, Tarawera was 

up quickly and jumped the next fence on his own before being 

caught by the clerk of the course. Vets examined the gelding and 

gave him a clean bill of health. 

This was the second win in the race for Trinder also won with 

Outstride in 1994 and he sees some comparisons. “I liken him to 

Outstride. He sees every fence and jumps them economically and 

he’s a very, very safe conveyance,” 

In the $150,000 Grand National Hurdle, the Michael Kent-trained 

The Pentagon went into the lead just before the home turn and then 

powered home to eventually defeat Regal Heir by eight lengths with 

the top-weight Desert Master sticking on gamely for third. 

“We wanted to get him in with a reasonably light weight so we 

tried to give him a light program,” Kent said. “It has all gone to 

plan so I’m very pleased. 

“He’s barely 15 hands and he had 68 (kg) last start and thought it 

told. We were pleased to see him get down in the weights.” 

SANS fRONTIERES CUP POSSIBLE 

Saturday’s Geoffrey Freer Stakes (Gr 3) winner in England Sans 

Frontieres (Galileo) is a possible Melbourne Cup runner. Winner of 

the Princess of Wales’s Stakes (Gr 2) at Newmarket last month, 

Sans Frontieres was always prominent and was driven to the front 

two-furlongs out in this mile and five furlongs contest. 

Sans Frontieres was chased hard by Laaheb but stayed on well 

and proved too strong in the run to the line. 

“I didn’t think he’d handle this ground but we wanted to find out 

because we want to go for the Irish St Leger,” winning trainer 

Jeremy Noseda told the Racing Post. 

“There’s a chance he’s still better on fast ground but it’s the 

Irish Leger next and then we hope to have a tilt at the Melbourne 

Cup.” 

Jockey Johnny Murtagh said, “He kind of idled a bit in front. His 

ears pricked when he was up near the crowd. He’s a good horse 

with a good engine and going over the distance has helped him 

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Kent said he would “give the (steeple) chases a go” with The 

Pentagon next season. 

In the $100,000 J J Houlahan Hurdle, the Patrick Payne trained Titch 

(Lord Ballina) had no trouble justifying favouritism, coming right away 

in the final stages to defeat The Member (Galileo) by eight lengths. 

“It really gives a sense of achievement,” Payne said later. “A lot of 

these horses have jumped since day one and you are with them 

all the time.” 

Titch has now won all three of his races over jumps and Payne 

indicated that the son of Lord Ballina has now earned a break 

“He’s got a mighty leap on him, he jumped really carefully today. 

He chipped in short when he needed to and he went long when 

he needed to. He’ll have a rest now and he will get ready for the 

bigger races next year.” 

Some Are Bent struggled throughout and was beaten more than 

20 lengths, the nine-year-old’s trainer Robert Smerdon confirming 

that the champion jumper is now retired. 

NZ TRIALS Off 

The trials for Wingatui on Tuesday, August 17, have been cancelled 

due to weather conditions. 

ROSE TO MELBOURNE 

Military Rose (General Nediym) will be travelling to Melbourne on 

Tuesday. Trainer Gillian Heinrich had planned a Golden Rose preparation 

but wet weather has forced a change of plans. The Danehill Stakes 

at Flemington in September is the likely first start for Military Rose. 

292 fOR WELLS 

Peinture Rare became the 292nd stakeswinner worldwide for 

Sadler’s Wells when winning Saturday’s Prix de Pomone (Gr 3) at 

Deauville. The Wildenstein-homebred is a sister in blood to Prix de 

l’Arc de Triomphe winner and former shuttle-sire Peintre Celebre. 

GOLDIKOVA DENIED 

Choose any 3 for $10,000! 

Goldikova (Anabaa) was denied a record 11th Group 1 win in the 

Prix Jacques le Marois at Deauville yesterday by the three-year-old 

Makfi (Dubawi), winner of the 2000 Guineas (Gr 1) in May. The full 

result for the richest 1600m race in Europe is on page 9. 

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sALes News 

NOMINATIONS RAISE $120,000 fOR fAMILY 

Over $120,000 was raised for the Yeomans family through the 

sale of a number of stallion nominations at Sunday’s Magic 

Millions August Thoroughbred Sale at the Gold Coast. 

Earlier this year Jye Yeomans was diagnosed with leukaemia 

and as a result his parents, former Magic Millions groundsman 

Scott and his wife Youlah, have not been able to work due to 

the time required for Jye to be in Brisbane at the Childrens’ 

Hospital. 

“We would like to sincerely thank all of the studs and breeders 

who generously donated these nominations - and to the buyers of 

each nomination and everyone else who bid during the auction,” 

Magic Millions Managing Director David Chester said. 

$121,450 was raised through nominations to horses including 

Danzero, Monashee Mountain and Octagonal. 

Stallion Nominations 

Cheval de Troy 

Donated by Anton Koolman Bloodstock. Standing at Royston Stud 

$1,500 - PF & LF Lynch (Qld) 

Court Command 

Donated by Wattle Brae Stud. Standing at Wattle Brae Stud 

$6,500 - WC, JA & PJ Kajewski (Qld) 

Danzero 

Donated by Danzero Syndicate. Standing at Arrowfield Stud 

$14,000 - Peter McMahon (Qld) 

Dubleo 

Donated by Vinery Stud. Standing at Vinery Stud 

$2,500 - Mack Griffith (NSW) 

freeze 

Donated by Springfields Stud & Richard Foster. 

Standing at Springfields Stud 

$1,700 - Neil Hoffmann (Qld) 

Hidden Dragon 

Donated by Lyndhurst Stud Farm & Anton Koolman Bloodstock. 

Standing at Lyndhurst Stud Farm 

$9,500 - John Rigg (Qld) 

Hotel Grand 

Donated by Racetree. Standing at Racetree 

$7,500 - Scott Colless (Qld) 

Jet Spur 

Donated by Kiernan Pastoral. Standing at Glenlogan Park 

$17,500 - Magic Millions as agent (Qld) 

Monashee Mountain 

Donated by Racetree. Standing at Racetree 

$5,500 - Clear Summer Lodge (Qld) 

Mutawaajid 

Donated by Emirates Park. Standing at Emirates Park 

$4,250 - Oriental Racing Connection Pty Ltd (Qld) 

Octagonal 

Donated by Darley Stud. Standing at Darley Stud 

$6,500 - Racetree (Qld) 

Ombra Della Sera 

Donated by Kilto Park. Standing at Kilto Park 

$1,200 - Canny Breeders & Racers (Qld) 

Publishing 

Donated by Donnybrook Estates. Standing at Raheen Stud 

$3,000 - PF & LF Lynch (Qld) 

Red Arrow 

Donated by Red Arrow Syndicate. Standing at Lincoln Farm 

$3,000 - GK & MD Isaac (NSW) 

Red Dazzler 

Donated by Melvin Foo. Standing at Eureka Stud 

$7,500 - Billy Xantos (Qld) 

Red Element 

Donated by John Hutchins. Standing at Glenlogan Park 

$8,500 - Clear Summer Lodge (Qld) 

Seidnazar 

Donated by Mary Lee Trivett. Standing at Banchory 

$4,500 - Oriental Racing Connection Pty Ltd (Qld) 

Shinzig 

Donated by Eliza Park. Standing at Eliza Park 

$4,000 - Michael Hohos (NSW) 

Ukok Warrior 

Donated by Almavale Stud. Standing at Almavale Stud 

$800 - John Braybrook (Qld) 

Wonderful World 

Donated by Patinack Farm. Standing at Patinack Farm 

$4,250 - J Croan (Qld) 

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All Bar One 

Donated by Heinrich Bloodstock. Standing at Oaklands Stud 

$4,000 - Emerald Thoroughbreds (NSW) 

Nomination donated back for auction - $3,750 - Tullyard (Qld) 

MONTJEU MARE TOPS MIXED SALE 

All up the sale boasted a gross of $372,650 at a clearance rate 

of over 81% and average price of over $5,100. The Montjeu (Ire) 

mare Strawberry Ripple topped the mixed sale when selling for 

$61,000. 73 lots sold, grossing $372,650 at an average of 

$5,105. A Brisbane winning half sister to the Group 2 winner 

Raspberry Ripple, Strawberry Ripple was offered by Benwerrin 

Lodge as agent and purchased by Queensland’s Stanley River 

Thoroughbreds. A half sister to the Group performer Scattergun, 

Strawberry Ripple was sold in foal to Stratum. 

“There was spirited bidding on a number of lots,” David Chester 

said at sale end. “Overall the sale was a great success.” 

SALE STATISTICS 

2010 2009 

Catalogued: 131 219 

Sold (%): 73 (81%) 156 (88%) 

Passed In: 17 22 

Withdrawn: 41 41 

Gross ($): 372,650 (-84.8%) 2,449,250 

Average ($): 5,105 (-67.5%) 15,700 

Median ($): 3,000 (-20%) 3,750 


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DAMON 

IN DEAUVILLE 

Damon Gabbedy is at the Arqana Deauville August Yearling Sale 

Overnight the weather changed and Deauville has been drenched. 

The annual Weatherbys & Racing Post luncheon is held at the 

Royal Barriere hotel which is rather handily placed across the 

road from the vast expanse of sand that is Deauville’s beach. 

With the weather as it was however, there was no opportunity to 

enjoy the sea air and instead guests were entertained inside. 

As with any party here in Deauville, or so it would seem, there 

was no shortage of champagne and foie gras. A buffet meant 

that no ordering was required and consequently there were no 

‘surprises on my plate’. 

The weather put off a good number of potential race goers, 

however, a small shower or as it was in reality - a torrential 

downpour - was not going to scare me off and I walked down to 

the racecourse where we were treated to two Group races. 

Fellow Australian Philippa Duncan noted how good it was that 

we were able to actually get close to the horses in both the preparade 

and parade rings. Back in Australia, even as an owner, 

you do not get the opportunity to get close to the horses. 

Over here the FRBC gave us paddock/mounting enclosure 

passes and we were able to stand under the trees in the parade 

ring as the runners walked around us. No only do you feel part of 

the action, but you stand alongside the leading owners, breeders 

and trainers in Europe. Surely in Australia ‘health and safety’ has 

gone a little too far. I don’t think I have read too many reports 

from Europe of owners being kicked, trodden on or flattened by 

their thoroughbreds in the parade ring. The AJC and VRC could 

really take a lesson from France Galop on this. 

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Arqana graduate and last year’s Hong Kong Cup and 2008 

French Derby winner Vision D’Etat won the Prix Contaut-Biron (Gr 3). In 

the next, Peinture Rare, by the immortal Sadler’s Wells earned valuable 

black type when winning the Prix de Pomone (Gr 2) beating High 

Heeled (High Chaparral) and Burne The Breeze who is bred and owned 

by ‘Lady T’ who we all know from Bloomsbury Stud in New Zealand. 

My punting prowess has reached international shores as I 

decided to follow Corey Brown in the Hermes Jockey’s Challenge 

where my first three bets on French shores were a total wipe out. 

After a ‘damp’ afternoon at the races and the ruin of a rather 

fine suit, we returned to the sales ground where the evening 

session began. There was very lively trade in the ring. Australian 

interests were represented by Michael Goodbody, who bought 

a pair of colts by Montjeu and Danehill Dancer for €300,000 

and €200,000 respectively on behalf of Paul Fudge of Warratagh 

Holdings. Both colts are set to remain in training in France. 

At the end of the sale Angus Gold kindly invited ‘the Australian’s’ 

- myself, Terry Henderson, Philippa Duncan, Peter Maher and the 

gorgeous Kate Brideoake; daughter of Melbourne trainer David 

who is studying law in Denmark (she clearly takes after her 

mother) to join him for dinner at 21, a rather good restaurant 

a mere stones throw from the sales. Angus assembled a truly 

international group with Diego and Dolores from South America 

who have a small farm of 19,000 hectares, the delightful Ariane 

from Chile and Newmarket’s leading vet John McVeigh. 

Not only is the food and wine in 21 some of the best on offer in 

Deauville but when the desert plates are cleared the music is 

cranked up, tables are pushed back and the dancing and singing 

begins. I did my best Robbie Williams impersonation where at 

2.30 in the morning I really believed I could sing like him. My 

audience was less convinced. I think the music ground to a halt at 

half past something and I found my way back to the hotel by way 

of my Arqana bike. I have discovered that drinking and cycling is a 

dangerous combination and have the grazes to prove it. 

I awoke on Sunday morning, stumbled over my bike which had 

some how made its way to my room. The mini bar was open, empty 

of all food items and there was an axe in my head that had to be 

removed. Several strong coffees later, I am feeling human again 

and off to the most fantastic days racing to watch the wonder 

mare Goldikova attempt her 11th Group 1 win and enjoy a lunch 

courtesy of the Niarchos family’s Haras de Fresnay-Le-Buffard. 

Life is tough in Deauville, but it is surely one of the must do 

things for anyone involved in the bloodstock industry. 

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DAY THREE AT DEAUVILLE 

The third session of the Arqana August Yearling Sale at Deauville 

yesterday saw 66 of the 94 horses offered for sale change hands 

for a gross of ¤4,761,000, a figure down almost 20% on the same 

day in 2009. The average of ¤72,136 had decreased by 7.5% on 

last year, but the median rose by 8% to ¤65,000. 

Topping Sunday’s session was lot 294, a colt by Dubawi sold to 

Sylvain Vidal for ¤240,000. The colt is the first foal out of the Listed 

winner Samya from the family of Irish 2000 Guineas (Gr 1) third Soul 

City and New Zealand stakeswinner Oakfield, and was consigned by 

Ecurie des Monceaux. Other feature lots included a colt from the first 

crop of Dutch Art sold to Sir Robert Ogden for ¤180,000; and a 

daughter of Dubawi who fetched ¤140,000 from Francois Rohaut. 

Lot 237 meanwhile provided Australian pinhooker Gary Mudgeway 

with a good return on the ¤38,000 he paid for the filly at the 

Arqana December Sale last year. The filly is by Coolmore shuttle 

sire High Chaparral out of a half-sister to the three-time Group 1 

winner Crimplene, and sold to Sylvain Vidal for ¤130,000. 

SALE STATISTICS - DAY 3 

2010 2009 

Offered: 94 104 

Sold (%): 66 (70%) 76 (73%) 

Gross (¤): 4,761,000 (-19.7%) 5,929,000 

Average (¤): 72,136 (-7.5%) 78,013 

Median (¤): 65,000 (+8.3%) 60,000 



sINGAPORe News 

MAURICE UTRILLO THE BEST IN CARLSBERG GOLD CHAMPIONSHIP 

Irish-bred Maurice Utrillo (Sadler’s Wells) gave South African 

jockey Sean Cormack a winning pick-up ride in the inaugural 

$75,000 Carlsberg Gold Championship 2010 race over 1900m 

on Sunday, writes Michael Lee. Cormack was given the nod by 

trainer Patrick Shaw after fellow countryman Barend Vorster was 

struck by a bout of kidney stones. 

When he slipped into the famous black and red maltese cross of 

owner Fred Crabbia of Rocket Man fame, Cormack was not only 

seizing a golden opportunity aboard a popular pick ($20) but also 

rejoining forces with an owner he knows well back home. 

“I had a good run riding some of Fred’s horses in the year before I 

came here,” said Cormack. “I couldn’t tell you how many winners 

we had, but I won five in a row on one of his horses that was 

Listed graded. 

“We were starting to build a nice working relationship before I 

came here and he really is a nice gentleman. This was my first 

ride for him since I’ve been here in Singapore and it is nice to 

renew the relationship.” 

Crabbia, who was not on hand to see Maurice Utrillo’s win, will 

surely appreciate Cormack’s cool and composed handling of the 

Sadler’s Wells four-year-old when he views the race replay. 

Street Legal (Street Cry) took off like a scalded cat from his 

outside gate to take the lead but immediately opened up a fourlength 

lead from the first turn, with Maurice Utrillo heading the 

rest of the pack. 

Leong managed to steady up the pace down the backstraight 

enabling the other horses to take closer order. Another Shaw 

runner French Irish (Brahmns) speared over on the outside to take 

over the weakening Street Legal at the point of the home turn. 

Cormack angled Maurice Utrillo out into the clear at the top of 

the straight to level up with his stablemate before pulling away. 

French Irish however stayed on well to finish only a length adrift of 

the winner, while favourite Kanegura (Suehiro Commander) ran on 

for third another three parts of a length away. 

“It was easy. Sit behind the speed, take the money and go home,” 

said Shaw. “He’s a very good horse but has been unlucky to have 

drawn wide at his previous runs. I feel sorry for Barend but Sean 

is also a very good rider and more than an apt replacement. 

“The fast pace played into his hands. He will definitely get better 

over more ground. 

“We originally bought him for the Derby in mind, but he wasn’t 

quite ready for it. But I’d definitely like to look for a nice feature 

race for him, over 1800m or more.” 

Cormack reported that the final outcome was never in doubt 

though the original stages did not pan out as expected. “It didn’t 

Maurice Utrillo. Picture: Singapore Turf Club. 

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work out smoothly when the other horse went so quickly. I was 

worried he would run a little too freely,” said Cormack. 

“For a furlong and a half, he had a tendency to do that with the 

big gap ahead, but once he made ground and box-seated nicely, 

he travelled really well. He was able to get out at the right place 

and the rest was easy.” 

Cormack said Vorster still owed him a beer even if he “pinched” 

his winning ride in a beer-sponsored race. “Barend’s a good friend 

and I’m sure he’ll be ok with that. He will probably get one of my 

rides one day,” he said before adding in jest: 

“He’s a rich man anyway. If anything, he should buy me a beer!” 

KENNECOTT TURNS THINGS AROUND 

fOR fREEDMAN 

After finishing second at his first two starts, the Michael Freedmantrained 

Kennecott (Bradbury’s Luck) finally cracked it for a win 

by taking out the $65,000 Restricted Maiden over 1200m on 

Sunday, writes Craig Brennan. The victory also ended a frustrating 

run of minor placings for the Freedman stable which had just the 

two winners in July and had been winless in the early stages of 

August. 

“From our last 17 runners prior to the weekend we had had one 

winner and nine or 10 second or third placings,” said Freedman. 

“It had been very frustrating going through a spell like that but 

sometimes you experience them. At least we know the horses 

were racing well but we were just finding it hard to win.” 

Sent out the $8 favourite, Kennecott, ridden by Danny Beasley, 

scored an easy three length victory over The Cinderella Man 

(Pentire) with Lucky Steed (Handsome Ransom) six lengths away 

third. > 


Monday, August 16th, 2010 6 SINGAPORE CONT. 

Kennecott had bumped into a couple of handy performers – 

namely Strata Star and Catch Me Now – at his first two outings 

and looked very well placed in Sunday’s line-up. 

Kennecott. Picture: Singapore Turf Club. 

After leading in the early stages of the race, Beasley elected to 

take a sit in second place behind Lucky Steed with Jamie (Oamaru 

Force) back in third position. Beasley had a lapful of horse 

underneath him as the field turned for home and quickly put the 

issue beyond doubt when he booted clear with 300m to run. The 

Cinderella Man tracked wide coming around the turn and ran on 

strongly without ever looking likely to run down the winner. 

Freedman said he would have a look at the racing program to see 

if there is a suitable race in the next two or three weeks for the 

gelding. 

“I’ll have a look to see what is available but if I can’t find anything 

I may give him a month off and bring him back for the end of the 

year,” said Freedman. “He looks like a horse that will get over a bit 

of ground as he gets older and races over a mile should suit him. 

“He could even develop into a Singapore Guineas horse next year.” 

Beasley said Sunday’s race worked out perfectly and that the 

gelding relaxed when headed coming off the back straight. 

“He’s been very professional right from day one,” said Beasley. 

“Today worked out perfectly for him. He was nice and relaxed and 

finished the race off strongly.” 

By Bradbury’s Luck, Kennecott is by the same sire as Friday night’s 

winner Yoyo, and the pair are the only two horses by the sire racing 

here in Singapore. 

Freedman purchased Kennecott, who is from the Rory’s Jester 

mare Hot Copper, at the Magic Millions Sale on the Gold Coast and 

following Sunday’s success has accumulated around $60,000 in 

prizemoney for the R Racing Stable. 

KRANJI 

R1: Class 5, S$35,000, 1600m. 

1. HAPPY LIDO (AUS) (b g 6 Magic Albert (AUS) - Miss Neck 

(USA)). T: L Khoo J: J Saimee 

Margins: 4.3 lens, 0.2 len. Time: 1:41.01. 

Magic Albert 1991, 16.1hh 

Multiple Group winning Sprinter. Free of Northern Dancer blood 

YARRAMAN PARK 

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R2: Resticted Maiden, S$65,000, 2-3yo, 1200m. 

1. KENNECOTT (AUS) (gr g 3 Bradbury’s Luck (AUS) - Hot Copper 

(AUS)). T: M Freedman J: D Beasley 

Margins: 3 lens, 6 lens. Time: 1:11.93. 

R3: Class 4, S$55,000, 1100m. 

1. QUEEN’S AVENUE (AUS) (b g 7 Hurricane Sky (AUS) - Madiera 

(NZ)). T: D Kok J: M Ewe 


R4: Class 5, S$35,000, 1800m. 

1. EIGHTH AVENUE (AUS) (br g 5 Black Minnaloushe (USA) - 

Court Ballet (NZ)). T: D Kok J: M Ewe 


R5: Initiation, S$65,000, 1200m. 

1. BERT (NZ) (b g 4 Bertolini (USA) - Chloella (AUS)). 

T: M Clements J: R Stewart 

Margins: 0.2 len, 0.3 len. Time: 1:13.09. 

Race Ahead (NZ) 

Singapore Derby 

R6: Novice, S$65,000, 1600m. 

1. fATKID (NZ) (br/gr g 4 Handsome Ransom (AUS) - Grace 

Jones (NZ)). T: H K Tan J: K B Soo 

Margins: 0.2 len, 6 lens. Time: 1:41.07. 

Intercept (NZ) 

Singapore Patron’s Bowl 

R7: Class 4 (1), S$55,000, 1200m. 

1. ARAPUNI (NZ) (b/br g 6 Cape Cross (IRE) - Waimarie (NZ)). 

T: L Laxon J: J Moreira 


Green Birdie (NZ) 

Singapore KrisFlyer Sprint 

NZTM 

NZTM 

NZTM 

R8: Carlsberg Gold Championship 2010 Open Benchmark 71, 

S$75,000, 1900m. 

1. MAURICE UTRILLO (IRE) (b g 4 Sadler’s Wells (USA) - Sabria 

(USA)). T: P Shaw J: S Cormack 

Margins: 1 len, 0.8 len. Time: 2:00.10. 

R9: Class 5, S$35,000, 1100m. 

1. LUCKY CITY (AUS) (ch g 7 Speed Week (AUS) - Didjeroo (NZ)). 

T: D Hill J: S Sam 


R10: Class 4 (2), S$55,000, 1200m. 

1. MAGIC SKY (AUS) (br r 5 Magic Winner (AUS) - Rough Patch 

(AUS)). T: L Khoo J: J Moreira 


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News 

EUROPE 

£19 MILLION SHORTfALL fOR BRITISH 

RACING 

The Racing Post reports that British racing will find itself with a 

shortfall of almost £19 million in prize-money contributions from 

the Levy Board next year, after the sport’s central funding body 

agreed where spending cuts totalling £24.5m should be made – 

and further cuts may be necessary later in the year, according to 

Levy Board chief executive Douglas Erskine-Crum. 

“As of today, the budget is £70m, but William Hill are taking 

their telephone business offshore and we understand from the 

bookmakers that gross profits in the current levy year are poor,” 

Erskine-Crum said last Thursday. “So, the budget will be reviewed 

– up or down – in November, after the negotiations on the levy 

scheme starting next April.” 

A month ago, the Levy Board agreed that expenditure for 2011 

should not exceed the forecast income of £70m, down from a 

twice-revised budget figure of £94.5m for 2010. On Thursday, 

following detailed discussions involving the board, the BHA, 

Horsemen’s Group and Racecourse Association, the figure of 

£70m was confirmed as a starting point, and decisions were 

taken on where exactly the axe should fall in next year’s budget. 

Prize-money, which has always accounted for more than half the 

board’s expenditure, has taken the biggest actual hit, being sliced 

by 34 per cent to £37.4m. Proportionately, the largest cut has 

been made to fixture incentives, paid to racecourses to race on 

otherwise unprofitable days, but this had already been signalled. 

Items lumped together under ‘others’ – ranging from Levy Board 

and Bookmakers’ Committee costs to support for veterinary 

research, industry education and training, breeders’ prizes and 

point-to-points – have lost 2.2 per cent of their funding, to a global 

total of £7.6m. Regulatory and integrity services escape lightly 

with a cut of £800,000. 

The precise destination of cuts to prize-money and ‘other’ heads 

of expenditure will be determined over the coming weeks. Cuts to 

the range of ancillary items are likely to be put to the Levy Board 

in September, but those relating to prize-money will form the basis 

of more immediate debate on the 2011 fixture list. 

Erskine-Crum said the framework for revised fixture criteria for 

2011 had been approved, but finalisation would depend firstly on 

discussions between the Horsemen’s Group and individual and 

groups of racecourses. 

Cuts in the racing programme next year are now expected to be in 

double figures, not the three figures first suggested by the BHA. 

Levy Board chairman Paul Lee said, “Much discussion has taken 

place between the various parties in order to reach agreement on 

expenditure allocations for 2011, which is a necessary step in 

restarting the fixture process. 

“It was recognised that adjustments may be necessary later in 

the year, but if that is the case these should be made at that 

point, rather than pre-empted now.” 

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SOUTH AFRICA 

PRINCESS DRINKS CHAMPAGNE 

Katici Princess (Ire) (Noverre) confirmed her liking for the 

Kenilworth 1200m as she ran out a comfortable winner of the 

Champagne Stakes (Gr 3) on Saturday. Purple Orchid (GB) (Dr 

Fong) ran on for second ahead of Clarion Call (SAF) (Kabool) and 

Badger’s Cove (SAF) (Joshua Dancer). 

Katici Princess was prominent throughout the race as Street 

Runner (Toreador) and Florist Rose (Mogok) showed good early 

pace and Dance With Al (Captain Al) raced up there with them. 

Strawberry Ice (Western Winter), Seminole (Captain Al) and 

Badger’s Cove were next best with Purple Orchid and Clarion Call 

nowhere to be seen early on. 

The early pacemakers started to tire past the 400m mark with 

Katici Princess the only to have raced handy who still found herself 

travelling reasonably comfortably. Badger’s Cove was shaken up 

to get closer as Dance With Al came under a ride and Seminole 

briefly looked a potential threat. 

Katici Princess had the advantage entering the last furlong, having 

successfully seen off all her challengers. Clarion Call appeared on 

the scene from nowhere and Purple Orchid produced a late kick 

but Katici Princess had it in the bag and crossed the line 1.50 

lengths clear. 

The winner has an interesting record, to say the least. She’s only 

run nine times despite having turned six, but five of those runs 

have ended in victory, two of them feature races over this course 

and distance. She has some nice names in her pedigree and this 

victory certainly will not have done any harm to her paddock value. 

Purple Orchid bounced back to her best with a good effort in 

defeat while Clarion Call, who was up in class, also ran creditable 

under the WFA terms of the race. Badger’s Cove, meanwhile, is 

battling to win again but showed - not for the first time - that she 

can be counted on to be competitive in this sort of event. 

KATICI PRINCESS (Ire). 6 b m Noverre (USA) - Just A Mirage (GB) 

by Green Desert (USA) 

Owners: Mr and Mrs G J Royden-Turner Bred by River Downs Stud 

Winning trainer: Glen Kotzen 

MALAYSIA 

JOCKEY BANNED fOR 12 MONTHS 

Jockey Yan Weng Kuan, who last May notched up his 150th 

career win on My Darlin Angel, was yesterday handed a one-year 

disqualification for his handling of Saya Jantan in the NSF Premier 

Stakes over 1200m at Luala Lumpur on Saturday. 

Sayan Jantan (Magic Of Money - Kuala Lady by Centaine) came 

from well off the pace to finish second to Classic Hero, beaten 

just one length. 

The stewards initially convened an inquiry into the running and 

handling of Saya Jantan on Saturday. After taking initial evidence 

from Yan, who rode Saya Jantan, and trainer Osman Sidek, the 

stewards adjourned the inquiry in order to obtain the services of 

a qualified interpreter as requested by Yan. 

The stewards concluded the inquiry at the Selangor Turf Club 

yesterday. Evidence was taken from Yan, and Osman. Certified 

court interpreter, Ms Keng Siew Hong, assisted in this inquiry. 

ANZ 

Yan was found guilty of a charge under MRA Rule 44(8) in that 

whilst riding Saya Jantan in the above race, he failed to take all 

reasonable and permissible measures to ensure that Saya Jantan 

was given full opportunity of winning or of obtaining the best 

possible placing. 

The particulars of the charge were that: 

INTERNATIONAL CONT. 

1. He failed to give sufficient rein to his mount at the start resulting 

in it throwing its head up on 2 occasions, losing considerable 

ground; 

2. Passing the 400m mark till approximately the 200m mark, he 

failed to commit himself to a run on the inside of Bolt when there 

was an opportunity to do so and instead, unnecessarily angled 

his mount outwards approaching the 200m to race behind Bolt; 

and; 

3. From passing the 200m to the finish, he failed to ride Saya 

Jantan with sufficient vigour and determination when his mount 

was running on strongly. 

When deciding on penalty, the stewards took into consideration 

the facts of this case, Yan’s record and points of mitigation. 

After considering the provisions of MRA Rule 44(8)(a), Yan was 

disqualified for a period of one year with immediate effect from 

today and to expire on Aug 8, 2011, both days inclusive. 

In addition, he was also fined the sum of RM50,000. He was 

advised of his right of appeal. 

Yan’s application for a stay of execution on Aug 12 was rejected 

by the stewards. However, the racing stewards later allowed his 

appeal for a stay of execution. 

CHILE 

BELLE WATLING HORSE Of THE YEAR 

Three-year-old filly Belle Watling has been named Chile’s Horse of 

the Year for the 2009-10 season after recording seven consecutive 

stakes victories and becoming the first horse in history to take the 

Club Hipico de Santiago’s Quadruple Crown for three-year-olds on 

grass. 

Belle Watling also was named champion three-year-old filly on turf. 

Campaigned in Chile by Stud Don Theo and bred by Haras 

Matancilla, Belle Watling is a full sister to Chilean champion 

Scarlet, who is now in Australia and a member of the Patinack 

farm broodmare band. 

Champions 

Horse of the Year: Belle Watling (Dushyantor) 

Two-year-old male (turf): Parque Del Retiro (Monthir) 

Two-year-old male (dirt): Ascot Prince (Sir Cat) 

Two-year-old filly (turf): Vamo a Galupiar (Proud Citizen) 

Two-year-old filly (dirt): Por Que Ries (Indy Vidual) 

Three-year-old male (turf): Papelon (Monthir) 

Three-year-old filly (turf): Belle Watling (Dushyantor) 

Three-year-old male (dirt): Emin Baja (Monthir) 

Three-year-old filly (dirt): Cuan Linda (Dynamix) 

Miler: Don Gabino (Dushyantor) 

Sprinter: Blue Shell (Muqtarib) 

Stayer: Casablanca Smile (Chi) (Ocean Terrace) 

Sire of the year: Dushyantor (Sadler’s Wells) 

Broodmare sire of the year: The Great Shark (Storm Bird) 

Broodmare of the year: Biala (The Great Shark) 



LEADING GENERAL SIRES IN KOREA 

ANZ 

Rank / Stallion Rnrs Wnrs Wins SW (SWins) W Earnings Best Performer 

1 Creek Cat (USA) 97 Storm Cat 55 19 32 0 (0) 1,677,847,000 Cheonnyeon Daero - 414,500,000 

2 fiercely (USA) 88 Danzig 55 28 38 0 (0) 1,596,634,000 Lucky Dancer - 136,000,000 

3 Concept Win (USA) 90 Manila 74 20 27 0 (0) 1,491,428,000 Sangseung Ilro - 299,854,000 

4 ft. Stockton (USA) 92 Cure the Blues 59 17 26 0 (0) 1,433,400,000 Cheonun - 195,808,000 

5 War Zone (USA) 99 Danzig 75 24 29 0 (0) 1,395,348,000 Tamnaseontaek - 109,632,000 

6 The Groom Is Red (USA) 96 Runaway Groom 44 12 20 0 (0) 1,263,615,000 Triple Seven - 288,010,000 

7 Didyme (USA) 90 Dixieland Band 61 17 21 0 (0) 1,099,357,000 Top Seed - 118,713,000 

8 Social Charter (USA) 95 Nureyev 55 16 20 0 (0) 1,078,241,000 Free Woody - 110,105,000 

9 Revere (Ire) 90 Dancing Brave 53 13 15 0 (0) 1,052,575,000 Geumgangi - 191,766,000 

10 Exploit (USA) 96 Storm Cat 47 17 24 0 (0) 890,258,000 Silver Way - 86,018,000 

11 Al Naba (USA) 96 Mr. Prospector 43 11 13 0 (0) 858,703,000 Baengnyeonbong - 198,520,000 

12 Buster’s Daydream (USA) 99 Housebuster 49 16 18 0 (0) 843,409,000 Seungundaeseung - 102,317,000 

13 Distilled (USA) 98 Hennessy 48 14 18 0 (0) 833,623,000 Wangson - 159,400,000 

14 Archer City Slew (USA) 97 Slew City Slew 31 11 13 0 (0) 783,431,000 Bungjeongmalli - 107,697,000 

15 Psychobabble (Ire) 91 Caerleon 41 13 18 0 (0) 762,779,000 Cheot Insang - 123,418,000 

16 Sunday Well (Jpn) 92 Sunday Silence 28 9 16 0 (0) 725,533,000 Khaosan - 129,330,000 

17 Capital Spending (USA) 00 A.P. Indy 20 10 17 0 (0) 707,699,000 Triple Sinhwa - 224,530,000 

18 Silent Warrior (Ire) 92 Nashwan 56 9 10 0 (0) 686,136,000 Lucky Mountain - 139,250,000 

19 Biwa Shinseiki (Jpn) 98 forty Niner 27 11 20 0 (0) 679,202,000 Dangdae Bulpae - 205,220,000 

20 Slew o’ Green (Jpn) 94 Seattle Slew 43 8 12 0 (0) 675,821,000 Daesahyeong - 102,800,000 

21 Newsprint (USA) 02 Gone West 9 5 11 0 (0) 672,991,000 Money Car - 404,621,000 

22 Volponi (USA) 98 Cryptoclearance 38 17 20 0 (0) 633,647,000 Dongbang Rose - 100,839,000 

23 Ecton Park (USA) 96 forty Niner 13 8 18 0 (0) 606,154,000 Mister Park - 139,080,000 

24 Duality (USA) 98 Seeking the Gold 35 7 12 0 (0) 546,347,000 Uju Hamdae - 104,531,000 

25 Lethal Instrument (USA) 96 Gulch 31 12 17 0 (0) 518,269,000 Cheonsaui Kkum - 98,580,000 

euROPeAN GROuP RACING 

PRIX JACQUES LE MAROIS (Gr 1) 

€600,000, Deauville, 3yo+ CF, 1600m, Very soft. 

1. MAKfI (GB) 3 b c 

Dubawi (Ire) - Dhelaal (GB), by Green Desert (USA) 

O: Mathieu Offenstadt B: Shadwell Estate Co Ltd 

T: M Delzangles J: C Soumillon 

2. Goldikova (Ire) 5 b m 

Anabaa (USA) - Born Gold (USA), by Blushing Groom (Fr) 

B: Wertheimer & Frere T: F Head J: O Peslier 

3. Paco Boy (Ire) 5 b h 

Desert Style (Ire) - Tappen Zee (Ire), by Sandhurst Prince (Ire) 

B: Mrs Joan Browne T: R Hannon J: R Hughes 

Margins: 2 1/2 lens, neck. Time: 1:39.40. 

Also ran: Fuisse (Fr), Royal Bench (Ire), Runaway (GB), Only Green 

(Ire), Saying (USA). 

RHEINLAND-POKAL (Gr 1) 

€155,000, Cologne, 3yo+, 2400m, Very soft. 

1. CAMPANOLOGIST (USA) 5 b h 

Kingmambo (USA) - Ring Of Music (GB), by Sadler’s Wells (USA) 

O: Godolphin B: Darley 

T: S bin Suroor K: A de Vries 

2. Appel Au Maitre (fr) 6 b h 

Starborough (GB) - Rotina (Fr), by Crystal Glitters (USA) 

B: Haras du Bois Roussel T: W Neuroth J: F Johansson 

3. Zazou (Ger) 3 b c 

Shamardal (USA) - Zaza Top (Ger), by Lomitas (GB) 

B: Gestut Fahrhof 

T: M Hofer J: T Hellier 

Margins: 3 1/2 lens, short head. Time: 2:40.81. 

Also ran: Quijano (Ger), Lyssio (Ger). 

PRIX GUILLAUME D’ORNANO (Gr 2) 

€130,000, Deauville, 3yo, 2000m, Very soft. 

1. SCALO (GB) 3 b c 

Lando (Ger) - Sky Dancing (Ire), by Exit To Nowhere (USA) 

O: Gestut Ittlingen B: Gestut Hof Ittlingen 

T: A Wohler J: M Guyon 

2. Wealthy (Ire) 3 b c 

Refuse To Bend (Ire) - Enrich (USA), by Dynaformer (USA) 

B: Darley Stud Management Ltd 

T: A Fabre J: P Boudot 

3. Black Spirit (USA) 3 b c 

Black Minnaloushe (USA) - L’extra Honor (USA), by Hero’s 

Honor (USA) 

B: Arundel Farm LLC T: C Cox J: R Hughes 

Margins: 2 lens, 1 1/2 lens Time: 2:13.00. 

Also ran: Mellon Martini (USA), Circumvent (GB), Marceti (Ire), 

Lumineux (GB). 



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ANNENKOV (IRE) 

RACEMARES JUST RETIRED. 

RAN FAST. CALL FASTER. 

Contact: Vin Cox Bloodstock p: +61 2 9328 5788 e: vin@vincoxbloodstock.com 

Annenkov (Ire) 

Bay, 16.2 hh, 2002 

Standing at: 

Allandale Park Thoroughbreds, NSW, Australia 

Winning distances: 

1600 - 2400m. 

Races won: 

As a 3YO 

- Maisons-Laffitte Prix Petrarch, 2100m 

As a 4YO 

- Maisons-Laffitte Prix Cadum, 2400m 

As a 5YO 

- Mornington RC RM Ansett Classic, 2000m 

As a 6YO 

- VRC Emirates Airline Plate (LR) 1800m 

- MVRC Handicap, 1600m 

fee: $4,400 (ex. GST) 

http://www.arion.co.nz/PrintReport.aspx?FileName=/files/reports/Annenkov_Pedigrees%20report-9_129260980134202500.html 

DANEHILL (USA) 

B. 1986 

GW 4 wins 

f:2401 r:2007 w:1590 SW:347 

Razyana 

B. 1981 

Pld 

f:14 r:11 w:9 SW:5 

AGATHE (USA) 

B. 1991 

GW 2 wins 

f:9 r:7 w:5 SW:3 

Four x Four Pedigree Grid for 

ANNENKOV (IRE) 2002 Bay colt 

by Danehill - Agathe, by Manila 

Danzig 

B. 1977 

Wnr 3 wins 

f:1065 r:774 w:639 SW:195 

Manila 

B. 1983 

GW 12 wins 

f:516 r:364 w:229 SW:20 

Albertine 

B. 1981 

SP 2 wins 

f:17 r:15 w:10 SW:3 

As a stakeswinning son of Danehill who performed at Group level 

across both hemispheres, Annenkov is certainly qualified to join 

the stallion ranks in Australia, and the fact that he is a full-brother 

to two Group 1 winners from a high class French family adds his 

credentials. 

His sister Aquarelliste won three times as Group 1 level in France, 

and his brother Artiste Royal won at Grade 1 level in the United 

States and has recently taken up stud duties at Haras d’Etreham. 

Their dam Agathe (Manila) is a Group 3 winner who also placed 

12/08/2010 15:47 

Northern Dancer 

B. 1961 

Nearctic 14 

GW 14 wins 

Natalma 

f:634 r:424 w:346 SW:143 

2 

Pas de Nom 

Br. 1968 

GW 9 wins 

f:11 r:8 w:4 

His Majesty 

B. 1968 

GW 5 wins 

f:629 r:337 w:243 SW:52 

Spring Adieu 

B. 1974 

Wnr 3 wins 

f:12 r:9 w:2 

Admiral's Voyage 4 

Petitioner 7 

Ribot 4 

Flower Bowl 4 

Buckpasser 1 

Natalma 2 

Lyphard 

B. 1969 

Northern Dancer 2 

GW 6 wins 

Goofed 

f:807 r:585 w:443 SW:112 

17 

Dona Ysidra 

B. 1975 

Wnr 6 wins 

f:8 r:8 w:8 SW:2 

Irish River 

Ch. 1976 

GW 10 wins 

f:937 r:645 w:477 SW:81 

Almyre 

B. 1964 

SW 3 wins 

f:12 r:11 w:9 SW:3 

Le Fabuleux 13 

Matriarch 16 

Riverman 10 

Irish Star 1 

Wild Risk 3 

Ad Gloriam 8 

ANZ 

second in the Poule d’Essai des Pouliches (Gr 1), and is a halfsister 

to Breeders’ Cup Classic (Gr 1) winner Arcangues as well as 

to the dams of 1000 Guineas (Gr 1) winner Cape Verdi and dual 

Grade 1 winner Angara. 

Initially trained in France by Elie Lellouche, Annenkov ran six times 

as a three-year-old, breaking his maiden on the fourth attempt 

and placing second on two occasions. The colt was thought good 

enough to contend the Grand Prix de Paris (Gr 1), but wearied 

towards the end and finished mid-field. Returning as a four-yearold, 

Annenkov won his first start at Maisons-Laffitte and placed 

second in a race at Saint Cloud before notching up his first piece 

of black type with a third in the Coupe de Longchamp (Gr 3). In two 

more races before transferring to Australia, Annenkov placed third 

in both the Prix Gontaut-Biron (Gr 3) and Prix de Boulogne (Listed). 

Imported to Australia by Simon O’Donnell & Terry Henderson of 

OTI Thoroughbreds, Annenkov ran three times for his new trained 

Peter Moody – including a fifth in the Underwood Stakes (Gr 1) – 

before winning the RM Ansett Classic at Mornington. 

The following season, Annenkov began to get into his stride, 

winning two races including the VRC Emirates Airline Plate 

(Listed). He was also placed third in the Railway Stakes (Gr 1) 

behind Gilded Venom and Sniper’s Bullet but ahead of Group 1 

performers Niconero, Bank Robber and Marasco; a close second 

in the CB Cox Stakes (Gr 2) and third in the Coongy Handicap 

(Gr 3). Annenkov ran three times the next season, placing fourth 

twice, and was subsequently retired to Allandale Park Stud the 

winner of five of his 40 races from 1600 to 2400m, with over 

$600,000 in earnings. > 

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Annenkov is inbred to Northern Dancer and his dam is inbred to 

Wild Risk. Being a son of Danehill might restrict him somewhat 

as far as mating plans go but he certainly should be able to carry 

further strains of Danzig. 

Mr Prospector and Blushing Groom look obvious ploys as well 

as Red Ransom. Closer to home and Star Kingdom looks ideally 

METROPOLITAN WINNERS 

LAUNCESTON (TAS) Slow(7) 

R1: TROA Mdn Plate (C1), $12000, 2100m. 

1. SAMSONIC (AUS) (5 b/br g Partners Choice (USA) - My Irish 

Rose (AUS)). T: G S White J: D Pires 

2. Trustey (AUS) (4 br m E Dubai (USA) - Rustican (AUS)). 

3. Rayos (AUS) (4 ch g My Lad (ARG) - Fasig (AUS)). 

Margins: 1 len, 2.3 lens. Time: 2:16.45 (last 800m 51.95). 

R2: Tasmanian Trainers Mdn Plate, $12000, 1400m. 

1. OAKfIELD PRIDE (AUS) (6 ch g Danewin (AUS) - Oakfield 

Glow (AUS)). T: J K Blacker J: M Guthrie 

2. Mum And I (AUS) (4 ch g Dubai Destination (USA) - Facilis (AUS)). 

3. Avachar (AUS) (4 b g My Lad (ARG) - Johanna’s Lady (AUS)). 

Margins: 0.2 lens, 0.1 lens. Time: 1:29.19 (last 800m 51.13). 

R3: Tasmanian Owners Mdn Plate, $12000, 1200m. 

1. SECOND DOZEN (AUS) (3 br g Bianconi (USA) - Barbaloot 

(AUS)). T: J K Blacker J: Lee Smith 

2. Astraphobic (AUS) (4 b m El Moxie (USA) - Peal Of Thunder (AUS)). 

3. My Regards (AUS) (4 b m Dash For Cash (AUS) - Secolo (AUS)). 


R4: Tasmanian Night Racing Hcp-75, $12000, 1600m. 

1. ZELLARCY (AUS) (5 b g Tully Zeal (NZ) - Heart Of Angels 

(AUS)). T: D A Miller J: K Sanderson 

2. Hypothermia (AUS) (5 ch g Ice Point (ARG) - Glaciarium (AUS)). 

3. final Words (AUS) (7 ch g Grand Royale (USA) - Lady Rialton (AUS)). 


R5: Tasmanian Breeders Hcp (C1), $15000, 1400m. 

1. SPRING DESERT (AUS) (4 b/br m Desert King (IRE) - Willow 

Springs (AUS)). T: M S Trinder J: R T Tremsal 

2. North Lad (AUS) (5 br g Clangalang (AUS) - Centlee (NZ)). 

3. Larmar Hall (AUS) (5 b g Festival Hall (IRE) - Elevieve Rose (AUS)). 

Margins: 2.5 lens, 2 lens. Time: 1:28.14 (last 800m 49.50). 

R6: Tasracing Hcp, $15500, 1400m. 

1. OLD HANDS (AUS) (7 b g Strathmore Lad (AUS) - Allenod 

(AUS)). T: C N Goggin J: D Pires 

2. Lucidly (NZ) (7 br g O’reilly (NZ) - Classic Moonlight (IRE)). 

3. Pallone (AUS) (5 br g Partners Choice (USA) - La Daze (NZ)). 


R7: Tasmanian Racing Hcp (C2), $15000, 1400m. 

1. SIR DANELY SUMMER (AUS) (4 b/br g Ladoni (GB) - Almost 

Spring (AUS)). T: B P Campbell J: K Sanderson 

ANNENKOV CONT. 

suited, especially through Biscay and his son Bletchingly. 

ANZ 

Annenkov’s dam is by Manila, a son of Lyphard, while his granddam 

Albertine is by Irish River, a son of Riverman. 

Sadler’s Wells should work with the Never Bend in Riverman and 

he has also shown some success with Danzig and Danehill. 

2. Upanova (AUS) (5 ch g Tough Speed (USA) - Jesanova (AUS)). 

3. Scorching Ed (AUS) (5 b/br g Matsqui (AUS) - Badly Burnt (AUS)). 


R8: Tasmanian Members Hcp (66), $12000, 1200m. 

1. COOL ROYAL (AUS) (5 ch g Royal Tryst (USA) - Cool Avenger 

(AUS)). T: T M Roles J: J Nevin 

2. Ghandi (AUS) (6 br g Telesto (USA) - Loughmoe Lady (AUS)). 

3. Long Live The King (AUS) (7 ch g Kingston Rule (USA) - 

Toujours Gay (AUS)). 


SANDOWN-HILLSIDE (VIC) Heavy(10) 

R1: J.J. Houlahan Hrdl, $100000, 3400m. 

1. TITCH (NZ) (6 br g Lord Ballina (AUS) - Our Sophie (NZ)). 

T: Patrick Payne J: S Pateman 

2. The Member (AUS) (6 b/br g Galileo (IRE) - Mauresmo (AUS)). 

3. Man Of Class (AUS) (7 b/br g With Class (CAN) - Lizmania (NZ)). 

Margins: 8 lens, 0.8 lens. Time: 4:16.91 (last 600m 40.22). 

Decade-best season for NZ-breds 

in Australian black type racing 

NZTM 

R2: Grand National Hrdl, $150000, 4530m. 

1. THE PENTAGON (AUS) (8 ch g Super Jet (USA) - Wicked Way 

(AUS)). T: M C Kent J: G Gilmour 

2. Regal Heir (AUS) (7 gr g Genuine (JPN) - Dynasty Of Stars (AUS)). 

3. Desert Master (AUS) (9 gr g Desert King (IRE) - Pinqelle (AUS)). 

Margins: 8 lens, 1.8 lens. Time: 5:46.75. 

R3: Grand National Stpl, $150000, 4530m. 

1. MORSONIQUE (AUS) (10 b g Miesque’s Son (USA) - Morgan 

Capri (AUS)). T: M S Trinder J: A Trinder 

2. Juan Carlos (AUS) (10 b/br g Encosta De Lago (AUS) - Miss 

Moonlight (AUS)). 

3. Mali Juraj (NZ) (9 b g Yamanin Vital (NZ) - Wings Of Glory (NZ)). 


R4: Dextrous Hcp (68), $30000, 1300m. 

1. SPEED Of DARK (AUS) (3 b/br f fusaichi Pegasus (USA) - 

Kaystar (AUS)). T: Grant Craven J: A Mc Cabe 

2. Sultah (AUS) (3 b f Exceed And Excel (AUS) - Picholine (AUS)). 

3. A City Girl (AUS) (3 b f Exceed And Excel (AUS) - Lady 

Knockout (AUS)). 


R5: Tower Belle Hcp (95), $30000, 1600m. 

1. MAROTTA (AUS) (7 br m Hemingway (IRE) - No Whisper 

(AUS)). T: C A Balfour J: C Newitt 

2. Cameo Minx (AUS) (6 b m Viscount (AUS) - Mighty Minx (AUS)). 

3. Manila Jewel (AUS) (5 b m Danewin (AUS) - Oriental Jewel (AUS)). 




>> Sandown-Hillside, continued. 

R6: Betfair Hcp (89), $30000, 1400m. 

1. fASMOSS (AUS) (6 br g fasliyev (USA) - Forest Flame 

(AUS)). T: B & S Wilde J: D Yendall 

2. Arch Symbol (AUS) (7 b/br g Archway (IRE) - Centore (AUS)). 

3. Sheedy (AUS) (5 ch g Exceed And Excel (AUS) - Viase De 

Fleurs (USA)). 


R7: Aerosmith Hcp (78), $30000, 2250m. 

1. ONERAHI BAY (NZ) (5 b g Golan (IRE) - Hikurangi (NZ)). 

T: Lee & Shannon Hope J: Craig Williams 

2. Trenchtown (IRE) (5 b g King’s Best (USA) - Barbuda (GB)). 

3. Gael force (NZ) (4 b g O’reilly (NZ) - Star Of Amarissa (USA)). 


R8: Ahern’s At Highways Hcp (82), $30000, 1300m. 

1. MID SUMMER MUSIC (AUS) (5 ch m Oamaru force (AUS) - 

Samsara Lady (NZ)). T: P G Moody J: L Nolen 

2. Illusionary (AUS) (4 b m Hussonet (USA) - Illusional (AUS)). 

3. She’s Good As Gold (AUS) (5 b m Gundane (AUS) - Jala Gold (AUS)). 


TAB MEETINGS 

Metal Bender (NZ) 

2010 Gr.1 winner NZTM 

CASINO (NSW) Good(3) 

R1: Cross, Miller & Wilkinson Mdn, $9000, 1000m. 

1. CEARNACH (AUS) (b/br g 4 Hayil (USA) - Sly Rhythm (AUS)). 

T: S J Randall J: Ms P Schmidt 


R2: Trackside Photography Mdn, $9000, 1000m. 

1. THREEOfUS (AUS) (br f 3 Half Hennessy (AUS) - 

Lochstockenbarrel (AUS)). T: T W Mccarthy J: Ms G Coleman 

Margins: 4 lens, 3 lens. Time: 59.63 (last 600m 35.71). 

R3: New England Estate Wines Mdn, $9000, 1400m. 

1. SURGIN’ ON (AUS) (ch g 5 Universal Prince (AUS) - Gentle 

Air (AUS)). T: W R Pholi J: K Forrester 


R4: Casino Rural Traders Hcp (C2), $9000, 1200m. 

1. LONESOME TYCOON (AUS) (b/br m 5 Iglesia (AUS) - 

Totteridge (AUS)). T: Ms M Brosnan J: Daniel Griffin 


R5: South Casino Pharmacy (Bm50), $9000, 1400m. 

1. GRAND CORSO (AUS) (ch g 8 Grand Lodge (USA) - On The 

Corso (NZ)). T: Mark Lynch J: M Mc Guren 


R6: Westlawn Finance Hcp (Bm50), $9000, 1400m. 

1. REBELS (AUS) (br g 4 Commands (AUS) - Dinna Fash (AUS)). 

T: L J Clapham J: M Dolendo 

Margins: 1 len, 1 len. Time: 1:24.86 (last 600m 38.00). 

R7: Sky Channel Gold Hcp (Bm70), $12000, 1900m. 

1. BROMS GIRL (AUS) (ch m 6 Delago Brom (AUS) - Simulation 

(AUS)). T: B J Dodson J: R Spokes 


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R8: Casino R S M Club Casino Cup, $20000, 1400m. 

1. RIVER STREET (AUS) (b g 8 Easy Rocking (AUS) - Shaldam 

(AUS)). T: A J Pilling J: M Heagney 


R9: Charcoal Inn Hcp (Bm60), $9000, 1200m. 

1. MOHAWK (AUS) (b/br g 7 Monashee Mountain (USA) - 

Flying Satin (AUS)). T: Gregory Cornish J: Ms S Drake 


KALGOORLIE (WA) Good(3) 

R1: Liquor City Mdn, $11500, 1400m. 

1. SPLIT STEP (AUS) (ch m 4 State City (USA) - Star Cossack 

(AUS)). T: G J Grljusich J: Ms K Yuill 


R2: Frank Turich Memorial Hcp (72), $12250, 1200m. 

1. COOLISM (AUS) (b g 6 Brief Truce (USA) - Gantry (AUS)). 

T: Ms S Hoppmann J: R Hanson 


R3: Inspec Lineboring Hcp (68), $11750, 1100m. 

1. WOCKET IN A POCKET (AUS) (b m 6 Zedrich (AUS) - True 

Accolade (AUS)). T: P J Fernie J: Alan Kennedy 


R4: Leinster Contracting Goldrush, $15000, 1600m. 

1. CYCLONIC fORCE (AUS) (b m 5 Enforcer (AUS) - Cyclone 

Ruby (AUS)). T: Ms T Frizzell J: Andrew Castle 


R5: Les O’Brien & Doug Milne (62), $11750, 1600m. 

1. GOONEE (AUS) (b g 7 Viscount (AUS) - Grand Performance 

(AUS)). T: B P Corver J: R Hanson 


R6: Goldfields Tatt’s Club Cup, $15000, 2300m. 

1. EDEN PARK (AUS) (b g 6 Danewin (AUS) - Lady Iscariot 

(AUS)). T: Ms S L Miller J: Duncan Miller 


R7: Raglan Drilling Hcp (62), $11750, 1200m. 

1. RUNNING MIST (AUS) (b g 5 Estambul (ARG) - Running 

Romance (AUS)). T: P J Bermingham Jnr J: Ms K Yuill 

Margins: 1 len, 1.5 lens. Time: 1:11.85 (last 600m 35.04). 

NARROMINE (NSW) Heavy(10) 

R1: M P H Rural Mdn Hcp, $9000, 800m. 

1. OTWAY (AUS) (b g 5 Moville Dancer (AUS) - Miss Gular 

(AUS)). T: G D Lunn J: A Gain 

Margins: 1 len, 0.8 lens. Time: 49.91. 

R2: Medley Refrigeration-Dubbo Mdn, $9000, 800m. 

1. LOOSE CANNON (AUS) (b g 3 foreplay (AUS) - Turtle Dove 

(AUS)). T: G Mcfarlane J: J Ford 

Margins: 0.1 lens, 2.5 lens. Time: 49.94. 

R3: Rabbit Trap Hotel Mdn Plate, $9000, 1300m. 

1. SASSY GURU (AUS) (b m 4 Tiger Hill (IRE) - Gracy Guru 



>> Narromine, continued. 

(NZ)). T: T J Bartley J: G M Ryan 

Margins: 2.3 lens, 1.8 lens. Time: 1:27.02. 

R4: Agrigrain Hcp (Bm50), $9000, 1100m. 

1. TIME SHIfT (AUS) (br g 7 Buriton (NZ) - Mononga Sheila 

(AUS)). T: G A O’brien J: Michael Robertson 

Margins: 0.5 lens, 3 lens. Time: 1:11.97. 

R5: Narromine Lightning Hcp (Bm70), $10000, 800m. 

1. CROWN SEAL (AUS) (ch g 5 Beautiful Crown (USA) - Seal 

Point (AUS)). T: B F Cavanough J: G M Ryan 

Margins: 1.5 lens, 0.5 lens. Time: 49.08. 

R6: Castlemac Transport Hcp (Bm50), $9000, 1600m. 

1. GREYLAND (AUS) (gr g 6 Snowland (AUS) - Exotica (USA)). 

T: A M Molloy J: A Gain 


R7: Sky Racing Narromine Gold Cup, $21000, 1600m. 

1. ORPENITCANAPPEN (AUS) (br g 6 Orpen (USA) - Cup Of 

Cheer (AUS)). T: P J Nestor J: Brad Clark 


R8: R & P Short Electrical (C2), $9000, 1200m. 

1. CURRA BELLE (AUS) (br m 5 filante (NZ) - Kimbalero 

(AUS)). T: P Mitchell J: M Travers 


OTAKI (NZ) Heavy(10) 

R1: Bill Skelton Challenge (80), $11000, 1600m. 

1. SUPERTURf (NZ) (ch g 4 Black Minnaloushe (USA) - Alfred’s 

Jewel (NZ)). T: G G Lambert J: M Tanaka 


R2: Creative Catering Hcp (94), $20000, 2100m. 

1. DUBHDARA (NZ) (b g 7 Shinko King (IRE) - Margarita (NZ)). 

T: Ms K Zimmerman J: L T Hemi 


R3: Fully Fledged @ Fairdale Mdn, $7000, 1200m. 

1. fARO RUBINO (NZ) (ch f 3 Ruby’s Jester (AUS) - Harbour 

Lights (NZ)). T: Ms C Kupa J: P T Holmes 


R4: The Dominion Post Mdn, $7000, 1200m. 

1. KLOSE (NZ) (b g 4 Thorn Park (AUS) - Thunderchine (AUS)). 

T: M P Breslin J: J K Riddell 


R5: Creative Catering Mdn, $8000, 1400m. 

1. SUSIE DU BOIS (NZ) (b m 6 Cullen (AUS) - Du Bois (NZ)). 

T: A R French J: J Parkes 


R6: The Village Inn (70), $10500, 2100m. 

1. WOTABUZZ (NZ) (ch g 6 His Royal Highness (NZ) - Burnish 

(NZ)). T: M K Oulaghan J: J K Riddell 

Margins: 4 lens, 1 len. Time: 2:27.44. 

R7: El Cheapo Cars (70), $10500, 1400m. 

1. TIMBUKTU (NZ) (b g 5 Monolith (AUS) - Gi Gi (NZ)). 

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T: J W Bridge J: R J Hannam 


R8: Cavallo Agistment Farm Hcp, $20000, 1400m. 

1. TUDOR BUBBLE (NZ) (b m 6 Danske (NZ) - Khoz I’m 

Bubbles (NZ)). T: C W Judd J: D G Bradley 


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R9: Fiber Fresh (70), $10500, 1600m. 

1. NUN BETTER (NZ) (br m 6 Danske (NZ) - Have Faith (NZ)). 

T: Ms K Zimmerman J: K A Myers 


SUNSHINE COAST (QLD) Slow(6) 

R1: McCain Fries Advantage Hcp-C2, $10000, 1600m. 

1. JUST ABOUT READY (AUS) (b g 3 More Than Ready (USA) - 

Quiz Queen (NZ)). T: C J Williamson J: Ms R Hinricks 


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R2: Edgell Supercrunch Mdn Plate, $10000, 1400m. 

1. SANDMINER (AUS) (b g 5 Monashee Mountain (USA) - Gobi 

Gabbana (AUS)). T: L Richardson J: J L Taylor 


R3: Priestley Gourmet Cake Hcp-C1, $10000, 1800m. 

1. TINKLER’S LANE (NZ) (b g 4 Istidaad (USA) - Pamlin (NZ)). 

T: Alan Jones J: J L Taylor 


Rangirangdoo (NZ) 

2010 Gr.1 winner NZTM 

R4: Independent Fisheries Mdn Hcp, $10000, 1000m. 

1. DETROIT DAISY (AUS) (ch m 4 falvelon (AUS) - Mighty 

Illusion (AUS)). T: M J Mair J: K Pope 

Margins: 0.1 lens, 1 len. Time: 1:00.22 (last 600m 35.69). 

R5: Four N Twenty Legend. Angus-C2, $10000, 1000m. 

1. AQUILA BRAVE (AUS) (b h 4 Brave Hawk (AUS) - Sahara 

Charm (AUS)). T: Paul Dawson J: R Wiggins 

Margins: 0.8 lens, 1.5 lens. Time: 59.71 (last 600m 35.99). 

R6: Pacific West Salmon Solution, $12000, 1000m. 

1. LUCKY DELUCHI (AUS) (b g 4 Immovable Option (IRE) - 

Bridle Excuse (AUS)). T: Bruce Hill J: P Hammersley 

Margins: 0.1 lens, 0.1 lens. Time: 59.20 (last 600m 34.97). 

R7: P F D Hcp (C3), $12000, 1600m. 

1. HEARTSHAKER (AUS) (b/br g 5 Show A Heart (AUS) - 

Chenar (AUS)). T: R L Heathcote J: J Byrne 


R8: Nestle Professional Hcp (C1), $10000, 1200m. 

1. SCENIC HONOUR (AUS) (br g 5 Honours List (IRE) - Grand 

Scenic (AUS)). T: M J Mair J: K Pope 


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Sunday 

Barrier trials: Warwick Farm (NSW). 

THe tHe weeK AHeAD 

International: Metropolitan meetings: York (GB): Royal Juddmonte Randwick International (NSW). Stakes (Gr 1) 10.4 furlongs. 

Metropolitan meetings: Eagle Belmont Farm (WA), (Qld), Canterbury Randwick-Kensington Park (NSW), (NSW). Eagle Farm (Qld). 

New Zealand: Arawa Riccarton Park. Park. 

Metropolitan 

New Zealand: 

meetings: 

Awapuni. 

Morphettville (SA). 

New 

Barrier 

Zealand: 

trials: Warwick 

Foxton. 

Farm (NSW). 

Sales: Inglis Melbourne August Thoroughbred Sale. 

International: York (GB): Yorkshire Oaks (Gr 1) 12 furlongs. 

New Zealand: Te Aroha. 

New Zealand: Taupo. 

Barrier trials: Rosehill Gardens (NSW). 

International: Kranji (Sing). 

Sales: Inglis Melbourne August Thoroughbred Sale. 

Sales: Arqana Deauville August Yearling Sale. 

International: York (GB): Nunthorpe Stakes (Gr 1) 5 furlongs. Kranji (Sing). 

ANZ 

Stakes races: Belmont (WA): Goodwood Sprint (LR) 1300m. Moonee Valley (Vic): McKenzie Stakes (LR) 1200m, 

Stakes races: Caulfield (Vic): J.J. Liston Stakes (Gr 2) 1400m, W.W. Cockram Stakes (Gr 3) 1200m, Vain Stakes 

Arrow Training Services Plate (LR) 1200m.Warwick farm (NSW): Warwick Stakes (Gr 2) 1400m, Up And Coming 

(LR) 1100m, Quezette Stakes (LR) 1100m, August Sprint (LR) 1200m. Morphettville (SA): Spring Stakes (Gr 3) 

Stakes (Gr 3) 1200m, Silver Shadow Stakes (Gr 3) 1200m, Show County Quality Handicap (LR) 1200m, Toy Show 

1200m. Rosehill Gardens (NSW): Run To The Rose (Gr 3) 1300m, Starlight Stakes (Gr 3) 1100m. 

Quality Handicap (LR) 1400m. Metropolitan meetings: Doomben (Qld), Morphettville (SA). 

Metropolitan meetings: Belmont (WA), Doomben (Qld). 

New Zealand: Ellerslie, Pukekura Raceway. 

New Zealand: Te Rapa: Foxbridge Plate (Gr 3) 1200m. Riccarton Park. 

International: Arlington Park (USA): Arlington Million (Gr 1) 10 furlongs, Secretariat Stakes (Gr 1) 10 furlongs, 

Beverly 

Sales: Arqana 

D. Stakes 

Deauville 

(Gr 1) 

August 

9.5 furlongs. 

Yearling 

Del 

Sale. 

Mar (USA): Del Mar Oaks (Gr 1) 9 furlongs. Saratoga (USA): Alabama 

Stakes 

International: 

(Gr 1) 10 

Saratoga 

furlongs. 

(USA): Sword Dancer Invitational Stakes (Gr 1) 12 furlongs. 

New Zealand: Ashburton. 

Sales: 

Metropolitan 

Inglis BC3 

meetings: 

Future Stars 

Sandown-Hillside 

Sale. 

(Vic). 

International: 

Sales: Magic Millions 

Deauville 

August 

(fr): Prix 

Thoroughbred 

Jean Romanet 

Sale, 

(Gr 

Arqana 

1) 2000m, 

Deauville 

Prix 

August 

Morny (Gr 

Yearling 

1) 1200m. 

Sale. 

Kranji (Sing): Jumbo Jet 

Trophy 

New Zealand: 

(Sing-3) 

Otaki. 

1400m. 

International: Deauville (FR): Prix du Haras de Fresnay le Buffard Jacques Le Marois (Gr 1) 1600m. 

Del Mar (USA): John C. Mabee Stakes (Gr 1) 9 furlongs. Koln (Ger): Rheinland Pokal (Gr 1) 2400m. Kranji (Sing).

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