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AND THE STREAK CONTINUES The last seven and eight of the last 10 runnings ofthe G1 Longines Hong Kong Mile had gone the way ofHong Kong-based runners, but the presence of the topFrench mare Moonlight Cloud (GB) (Invincible Spirit{Ire}) and the slick 3-year-old filly miler Sky Lantern (Ire)

(Red Clubs {Ire}) raisedsome serious challengesfor the home team. Thevast majority of thegamblers believed itwould be Pan Sutong=sGold-Fun (Ire) (Le Vie DeiColori {GB}) who woulddefend the crown forHong Kong, but at the

end of the 1600 meters, it was 2012 Mile runner-upGlorious Days (Aus) (Hussonet) who emerged with a 7-1 upset for legendary trainer John Size. AThese raceshave escaped me in the past, but it=s sweet now it hashappened,@ said the 59-year-old, who called the shotson the career of former Hong Kong Horse of the YearElectronic Unicorn (Housebuster), a two-time runner-upin the Mile. AAbout six weeks ago, he started to tell usthat he would be ready to compete at this Internationalrace meeting, and we=ve been getting more and moreconfident since then.@ Cont. p2

LONGINES HONG KONG MILE-G1, HK$20,000,000(US$2,579,673), Sha Tin, 12-8, 3yo/up, 1600mT,1:33.60, gd/fm.1--sGLORIOUS DAYS (AUS), 126, g, 6, by Hussonet

1st Dam: San Century (NZ), by Centaine (Aus)2nd Dam: Sandarac (NZ), by Grosvenor (NZ)3rd Dam: Sellou (NZ), by Sound Reason

(A$90,000 RNA yrl >09 NZBPRE). O-Tom Brown=s Syndicate; B-R Pietrykowski; T-John Size; J-Douglas Whyte; HK$11,400,000. Lifetime Record: 17-8-5-1, HK$31,523,900. *1/2 to Spurcent (Aus) (Flying Spur {Aus}), SW & G1SP-Aus; and full to Bangalore Bullet (Aus), MSW-NZ. Werk Nick Rating: A+. Click for the eNicks report & 5-cross pedigree.2--Gold-Fun (Ire), 126, g, 4, Le Vie Dei Colori (GB)-- Goodwood March (GB), by Foxhound (10,000gns yrl >10 TATOCT). O-Pan Sutong; B-Michael Downey & Roalso; T-Richard Gibson; HK$4,400,000.3--Packing Whiz (Ire), 126, 126, g, 5, Trade Fair (GB)-- Swizzle (GB), by Efisio (GB). (,6,500 yrl >09 DONSEP). O-Lee Man Yan; B-John Cullinan; T-Caspar Fownes; HK$2,000,000.Margins: 3/4, 3/4, HF. Odds: 7-1, 17-10, 10-1.Also Ran: Gordon Lord Byron (GB), Real Specialist (NZ), Moonlight Cloud(GB), Helene Spirit (Ire), Dan Excel (Ire), Xtension (Ire), Pure Champion (Ire),Shamalgan (Fr), King Kreesa, Linton (Aus), Sky Lantern (Ire). Click for theHKJC.com chart, HKJC.com form or brisnet.com catalogue-stylepedigree. VIDEO.

RECORDS FALL IN DEAUVILLEBy Kelsey Riley After a booming opening session Saturday, whichsaw increased figures across the board, the strength ofthe market at the Arqana December Breeding StockSale was highlighted yesterday when, midway throughthe second of four sessions, thesale=s record aggregate ofi19,561,500, recorded lastyear, was broken with 2 1/2days of selling still to take place.By the end of the day yesterday,the aggregate had reachedi23,720,000. The average wasduly up 19% to i24,015, whilethe median climbed fromi14,000 to i17,000. Theclearance rate was up five pointsto 80%. Ghislain Bozo=s MeridianInternational led the way duringthe typically more low-keysession, signing for the top twolots of the session. On top of theleaderboard was the 3-year-old filly Abilene (GB)(Samum {Ger}), who entered the ring midway throughthe session as lot 378, and left with a final price tag ofi270,000 (US$370,263). A first-out winner atKempton in April for Wildenstein Stables and trainerFrancis-Henri Graffard, Abilene was placed in the ListedPrix Solitude at Saint-Cloud Nov. 9. Cont. p13

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In This IssueCup Victory for Akeed Mofeed Akeed Mofeed (GB) (Dubawi {Ire})purchase pays off for Hong Kongbusinessman Pan Sutong with victory in theG1 Hong Kong Cup.

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A Sprint Repeat Lord Kanaloa (Jpn) (King Kamehameha{Jpn}) ends his career in stylish fashion withG1 Hong Kong Sprint win.

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Dominant Display Dominant (Ire) (Cacique {Ire}) beats atroubled The Fugue (GB) (Dansili {GB}) towin G1 Hong Kong Vase.

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Lucas Marquardt in Hong Kong Lucas Marquardt wraps up a memorable week in Hong Kong. And, yes. He getshis suit.

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Seeing Red Red Reveur (Jpn) (Stay Gold {Jpn} adds her name to the prestigious list ofwinners of the G1 Hanshin Juvenile Fillies.

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Glorious Days Victorious in Mile (cont. from p1) On his day, Glorious Days is one of the world=s topmilers, and exchanged blows with the now-sidelinedformer Horse of the Year Ambitious Dragon (NZ) (Pins{Aus}) last season, finishing second to that foe whenfirst-up in the Sha Tin Trophy H. before turning thetables in the G2 Jockey Club Mile. The Dragonreclaimed the upper hand in the head-to-head battle inthis race, but Glorious Days drew even again in theStewards= Cup--with Ambitious Dragon fourth--in earlyJanuary. Third to his archrival in the Queen=s SilverJubilee Cup in March, the 6-year-old was fourth to DanExcel (Ire) (Shamardal) when favored in the G1 Champions Mile May 5 and called it a seasonfollowing an 11th to Lord Kanaloa (Jpn) (KingKamehameha {Jpn}) in the G1 Yasuda Kinen in TokyoJune 2. Double digits for much of the betting, Glorious Dayswas supported late and was the fourth choice in thefield.

Drawn one from the outside here, the veteran wasallowed to drift back through the field as Americanoutsider King Kreesa (King Cugat) crossed over and seta pressured pace from Helene Spirit (Ire)(Footstepsinthesand {GB}) down to his inside. OlivierDoleuze had Gold-Fun handy to what was only amoderate opening half-mile in :47.70. Moonlight Cloudwas three wide andwithout cover incenterfield with SkyLantern in her wakeand Glorious Daysfollowing in behindthat one into theturn. King Kreesa hadrun his race by thetime they reachedthe stretch, leavingHelene Spirit in front,but that was short-lived, as Gold-Funraced into the leadthree off the inside at the 250-meter point. But at thesame time, Douglas Whyte was getting Glorious Dayswound up, and they quickened past the one-pacedMoonlight Cloud entering the final eighth of a mile. Heeyeballed Gold-Fun 100 meters from home and wascomfortably enough in front to allow Whyte some timeto showboat for the cameras. AWe were always pretty comfortable,@ the >DurbanDemon= offered. AOnce we went past Moonlight Cloud,I just needed to keep his momentum up,@ he concluded. The foreign females were the disappointment of therace, as Moonlight Cloud could do no better than sixth,while Sky Lantern trailed. AI=m sorry. She didn=t relax today,@ jockey ThierryJarnet told owner George Strawbridge. AShe wasn=therself, and the ground was plenty quick enough.@ OfSky Lantern, her jockey Richard Hughes said,ADisappointing. She ran very flat today and I don=t knowwhy. I was very tender on her, I didn=t want to hurther.@

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Sunday, Sha Tin, Hong KongLONGINES HONG KONG CUP-G1, HK$22,000,000(US$2,837,640), Sha Tin, 12-8, 3yo/up, 2000mT,2:01.96, gd/fm.1--s@AKEED MOFEED (GB), 126, c, 4, by Dubawi (Ire)

1st Dam: Wonder Why (Ger), by Tiger Hill (Ire)2nd Dam: Wells Whisper (Fr), by Sadler=s Wells3rd Dam: Whakilyric, by Miswaki

O-Pan Sutong; B-Rabbah Bloodstock Ltd; T-Richard Gibson; J-Douglas Whyte; HK$12,540,000. Lifetime Record: SW & GSP-Ire, 14-5-2-1, HK$26,891,660. Click for the eNicks report & 5-cross pedigree. Werk Nick Rating: A.2--Tokei Halo (Jpn), 126, c, 4, Gold Halo (Jpn)--Dance Queen (Jpn), by Mill George. O-Nobuhiko Kimura; B-Kazuo Nakamura; T-H Shimizu; HK$4,840,000.3--Cirrus des Aigles (Fr), 126, g, 7, Even Top (Ire)-- Taille de Guepe (Fr), by Septieme Ciel. O-Jean- Claude-Alain-Dupouy; B-M Yvon Lelimouzin & M Benoit Deschamps; T-Corine Barande-Barbe; HK$2,200,000.Margins: 1, HF, NO. Odds: 19-10, 15-1, 11-2.Also Ran: Military Attack (Ire), Side Glance (GB), BlazingSpeed (GB), Grandeur (Ire), Neatico (Ger), Little Mike,Same World (GB), Endowing (Ire), Rainbow Chic (Ire).Click for the HKJC.com chart, the HKJC.com form orthe free brisnet.com catalogue-style pedigree. VIDEO Hong Kong owners and trainers always have an eyeand an ear on the European 3-year-old crop from yearto year, looking for that diamond in the rough, that as-yet unfinished sophomore who could blossom into anearly 4-year-old and therefore become a prospect forHong Kong=s domestic centerpiece, the Hong KongDerby. Few horses have come to this jurisdiction withthe expectations--or, indeed, the price tag--of AkeedMofeed, who was a five-length maiden winner andnarrow runner-up in the G2 Beresford S. at two whentrained by John Oxx for owner Jaber Abdullah. Thoseefforts had the colt on many watchers= Derby lists, buthe missed Epsom and was ambitiously having his firstrun of 2012 when he finished a distant fourth of fivebehind Camelot (Ire) (Montjeu {Ire}) in the G1 IrishDerby in June, but he bounced back to land the ListedPlatinum S. by five lengths at Cork in early August, andthat got the attention of the locals. Akeed Mofeed was snapped up by 50-year-old PanSutong, a successful Hong Kong entrepreneur whospent some time in the United States in his teens andnow heads up the Goldin Group, a holding company fora variety of companies he now owns. This pastSeptember, Sutong=s Goldin Australia Pty Ltd.announced the acquisition of Lindsay Park Stud inSouth Australia, the home of former Hong Kong trainerDavid Hayes. Sutong gave a reported HK$20 million(US$2,579,067) for Akeed Mofeed--he alsosimultaneously acquired G1 Hong Kong Mile runner-upGold-Fun (Ire)--and turned the duo over to RichardGibson, who was in his infancy in the local trainingranks, but who sent out Doctor Dino (Fr) (Muhtathir) towin the G1 Hong Kong Vase in 2007 and 2008. Cont. p5

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A burly sort with a stallion=s mentality anddisposition, Akeed Mofeed was a troubled, butpromising third in his local debut this past January andsixth in the second leg of the 4-year-old series, theHong Kong Classic Cup over 1800 meters Feb. 17.Most horses would use that as a steppingstone to theDerby four weeks down the road, but Gibson opted foran 1800-meter handicap in between, and the coltobliged at odds-on. Made the 4-5 favorite on Derbyday, he found himself fairly far back in the field, butturned it on late and raced past Endowing (Ire) (DanehillDancer {Ire}) to score by a half-length and repay a goodchunk of his owner=s confidence. He wasn=t quite ready for prime time, not yet, atleast, when fifth to Military Attack (Ire) (Oratorio {Ire})in the G1 Queen Elizabeth II Cup in April and time wascalled on the campaign. The bay took on his stablemateand Derby third-place finisher Gold-Fun in his first twostarts this term over distances more to the latter=s

liking, running ninthin the National DayCup H. going sevenfurlongs Oct. 1 andseventh in the ShaTin Trophy H. Oct.27 at a mile. Gibsonwas toying with theidea of trying AkeedMofeed in blinkersand allowed the

colt to train in them in an attempt to get him tighter forthe upcoming Internationals. The conditioner electednot to use the equipment in the G2 Jockey Club Cupover this distance Nov. 17, and though he was keen inrunning, he switched out and flashed home to miss bya head to Endowing, setting the stage for this truecoming-out party. A horse that needs his cover, Akeed Mofeed was notinconvenienced by drawing the inside barrier in thisfield of 12 and landed in fourth passing the judge forthe first time, as the well-backed Tokei Halo was bestaway and set the pace from Same World (GB) (HawkWing). Little Mike was beaten for speed, butnonetheless got a good spot in third, while ChristopheSoumillon had Cirrus des Aigles, racing for the fourthtime in Hong Kong, right alongside Akeed Mofeedracing around the first corner. The Japanese raider wasallowed a fairly soft time of it on the engine, getting theopening half-mile in a comfortable :50.49, and all werehappy with their positions heading for the half-milemarker. Douglas Whyte began to feel for Akeed Mofeednearing the lane, but Soumillon was tracking his everymove, and Whyte=s only option at the 400-meter pointwas to try to get through at the fence. That move wasnot immediately available to Whyte, as Tokei Halo kepton, and Cirrus des Aigles remained glued to his outside.The Sha Tin faithful held its collective breath, waitingto see if the run would come for the second favorite,and Whyte was able to get off the inside as Cirrus desAigles weakened slightly and drove past Tokei Halo tothe delight of a clearly relieved Gibson.

AHe's a very well-bred colt. He needed InternationalGroup 1 recognition and he's achieved that today,@ saidGibson, who has from the outset believed in the colt=sability. AHe's a very talented horse with a stud futureahead of him and racing abroad beckons, but we'llconsider our options before finalizing any plans,@ headded, indicating that races at home, in Dubai orAustralia were among the candidates. It was the second win on the card for Whyte, whoupset Sutong=s Gold-Fun in the Mile with Glorious Days.

Say What? AHe jumped well from the gate and travelled verycomfortably with his pace to the turn. It was reallyclose. I was very happy with his performance, but my101st Group 1 win will have to wait until next time.@Tokei Halo jockey Yutaka Take

AWe regret the bad draw he got because he was widewithout cover in the early stages, and that must havecost him something at the end. But we=re very proud ofhim and hopefully we will be back next year to tryagain.@ Corine Barande-Barbe, trainer of Cirrus des Aigles

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Sunday, Sha Tin, Hong KongLONGINES HONG KONG SPRINT-G1, HK$15,000,000(US$1,934,754), Sha Tin, 12-8, 3yo/up, 1200mT,1:08.25, gd/fm.1--LORD KANALOA (JPN), 126, h, 5, by King Kamehameha (Jpn)

1st Dam: Lady Blossom (Jpn), by Storm Cat2nd Dam: Saratoga Dew, by Cormorant3rd Dam: Super Luna, by In Reality

(-0 RNA fl >08 JRHAJUL). O-Lord Horse Club; B-K I Farm; T-Takayuki Yasuda; J-Yasunari Iwata; HK$8,550,000. Lifetime Record: Ch. Sprinter-Jpn, MG1SW-Jpn, 19-13-5-1, HK$80,122,790. *1/2 to Lord Balius (Jpn) (Brian=s Time), MSP-Jpn, $753,961. Click for the eNicks report & 5-cross pedigree. Werk Nick Rating: A.2--Sole Power (GB), 126, g, 6, Kyllachy (GB)-- Demerger, by Distant View (,32,000 yrl >08 DONAUG). O-Mrs S Power; B-G Russell; T-Edward Lynam; HK$3,300,000.3--Frederick Engels (GB), 126, g, 4, Iceman (GB)-- Colonel=s Daughter (GB), by Colonel Collins. O-Martin Siu Kim Sun; B-Peter Baldwin; T-John Moore; HK$1,500,000.Margins: 5, NK, 1. Odds: 4-5, 76-1, 11-2.Also Ran: Cerise Cherry (SAf), Sterling City (Aus), RichTapestry (Ire), Lucky Nine (Ire), Time After Time (Aus),Go Baby Go (Aus), Slade Power (Ire), Charles the Great(Ire), Eagle Regiment (Aus), Joy and Fun (NZ). DNF-Jwala (GB). Click for the HKJC.com chart, the HKJC.com form orthe free brisnet.com catalogue-style pedigree. VIDEO.

Coming into last year=s Hong Kong Sprint, Japanesehorses had not fared especially well and local horseshad dominated, with nine victories in the last 10runnings. Lord Kanaloa rectified that, flashing home todefeat Cerise Cherry (SAf) (Goldkeeper) with a fair bitof authority, and the bay was back looking to becomethe third back-to-back winner of the Sprint, followingFalvelon (Aus) in 2000-2001 and the great SilentWitness (Aus) in 2003 and 2004. Sacred Kingdom(Aus) (Encosta de Lago {Aus}) is also a two-time Sprintwinner. Lord Kanaloa=s chances weren=t done any favors atThursday=s barrier draw where he was assigned postposition 12. No horse had previously overcome a gatehigher than nine, but if there was a horse in trainingwho could overcome that obstacle, it was LordKanaloa. And boy did he ever.

The 5-year-old, said to be having his final career startin the Sprint, was away without incident out wide, butthe same could not be said for 2011 champ Lucky Nine(Ire) (Dubawi {Ire}), who went straight into the air whenthe gates flew. The odds-on favorite settled slightlybetter than mid-division, and though he was three wideto the turn, he did have cover behind G1 Nunthorpe S.winner Jwala (GB) (Oasis Dream {GB}). On the bridleand simply cruising past the 400-meter marker, LordKanaloa was eased out to the four path in upperstretch, ambled to the front nearing the furlong groundsand raced away to stamp his superiority over his rivals.Sole Power faced the wind for the vast majority of therace and finished off well to be a longshot runner-up,while Frederick Engels, mired in some traffic leaving thequarter pole, was an admirable third. AThis was the best performance of his career, and Icould feel him ready to unleash his run on the hometurn,@ winning jockey Yasunari Iwata offered. AMaybehe knew it was his final race. Once the gates openedhe was just brilliant today. It=s a great day for us toshow what a wonderful horse he is, and to win this fora second time in front of his many race fans in HongKong.@ The race was marred by a fatal injury sustained byJwala inside the final furlong. The 4-year-old filly wassandwiched between a wayward Charles the Great (Ire)(Holy Roman Emperor {Ire}) and Lucky Nine, clippedheels and cartwheeled over the ground before astunned crowd. Jockey Steven Drowne was consciousfollowing the accident, but was taken to a local hospitalfor observation.

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Sunday, Sha Tin, Hong KongLONGINES HONG KONG VASE-G1, HK$15,000,000(US$1,934,754), Sha Tin, 12-8, 3yo/up, 2400mT,2:27.29, gd/fm.1BsDOMINANT (IRE), 126, h, 5, by Cacique (Ire)

1st Dam: Es Que (GB), by Inchinor (GB)2nd Dam: Bellona (Ire), by Bering (GB)3rd Dam: Bellarida (Fr), by Bellypha (Ire)

(95,000gns yrl >09 TATOCT). O-John Moore Trainer Syndicate; B-Newhall Ltd; T-John Moore; J-Zac Purton; HK$8,550,000. Lifetime Record: GSP-Eng, 20-5-2-4, HK$17,903,920. *1/2 to Es Que Love (Ire) (Clodovil {Ire}), SP-Eng, $172,108. Click for the eNicks report & 5-cross pedigree. Werk Nick Rating: B+.2--The Fugue (GB), 122, f, 4, Dansili (GB)--Twyla Tharp (Ire), by Sadler=s Wells. O-Lord Lloyd-Webber; B-Watership Down Stud; T-John Gosden; HK$3,300,000.3--Dunaden (Fr), 126, h, 7, Nicobar (GB)--La Marlia (Fr), by Kaldounevees (Fr). (i1,500 wnlg >06 DEADEC). O-Pearl Bloodstock Ltd; B-Comte e Decazes; T-Mikel Delzangles; HK$1,500,000.Margins: 3/4, NO, 1 3/4. Odds: 12-1, 3-2, 6-1.Also Ran: Red Cadeaux (GB), Simenon (Ire), Ebiyza (Ire),Asura Kurichan (Jpn), Feuerblitz (Ger), Mount Athos(Ire), Liberator (Aus), Seismos (Ire), Nymphea (Ire).Scratched: Dandino (GB), Galileo Rock (Ire).Click for the HKJC.com chart, the HKJC.com form orthe free brisnet.com catalogue-style pedigree. VIDEO. Since 2001, when Stay Gold (Jpn) (Sunday Silence)struck for Japan, the Hong Kong Vase had beendominated by European-based horses and arepresentative of the host nation had not beensuccessful in the race since the Ivan Allan-trainedIndigenous (Ire) (Marju {Ire}) in 1998. It took Dominanta little more than 147 seconds to put pay to thosedubious streaks, as he came from worst to first to giveleading local jockey Zac Purton his first win in theevent. A disappointing eighth as the 7-2 second choice inthe 2012 Hong Kong Derby, Dominant earned his firstlocal black-type in the Queen Mother Memorial H.before failing when third as the favorite in theChampions and Chater Cup to close that season.

He repeated those placings in 2013 and returnedfrom a five-month hiatus to be last of 12 behind Gold-Fun (Ire) (Le Vie Dei Colori {GB}) in the Sha Tin TrophyH. over an insufficient 1600 meters Oct. 27 and wasthe victim of some poor racing luck when eighth, butbeaten only five lengths by Endowing (Ire) (DanehillDancer {Ire}) in the G2 Jockey Club Cup going 2000meters Nov. 17. Drawn widest in a field reduced to 12by the scratchings of American St. Leger winnerDandino (GB) (Dansili {GB}) and the sneaky sophomoreGalileo Rock (Ire) (Galileo {Ire}), Dominant wasimmediately taken hold of out of the stalls by Purtonand was guided down to the inside with a circuit totravel as Nymphea (Ire) (Dylan Thomas {Ire}) took themalong at a steady tempo up front. The Fugue found adecent position in midfield, while defending championRed Cadeaux (GB) (Cadeaux Genereux {GB}) was offthe course and four wide around the first turn.Nymphea led down the back from Liberator (Aus)(Encosta de Lago {Aus}), and Purton got Dominant offthe inside and raced alongside Dunaden into and aroundthe far turn. That duo commenced rallies in tandemnearing the stretch, Dominant switching wide into theclear and Jamie Spencer riding for luck inside. Despitecovering all that extra ground, Red Cadeaux loomed upat midstretch and looked dangerous for a stride or two,but Dominant was in high gear by this point, hit thefront a furlong from home and held sway late. TheFugue, shuffled in traffic on the turn and short of roomin upper stretch, powered home in a lucklessperformance, while Dunaden and Red Cadeaux weregallant in filling out the minors. Cont. p8Dominant (3) HKJC.com

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AWhen we drew gate 14, my jaw dropped out and Ithought we had no chance at all,@ admitted winningtrainer John Moore. AHe was given a fantastic ride byZac. He was allowed to find his feet and he got to theline even better than I thought he would because Ithought he might be just lacking mileage in his legs todo what he did today. I was wrong, I erred. Zac Purton,the great rider--we are up here with a race we didn=texpect to win.@

Say What? AIt was a tricky race. I was well placed and suddenlya horse just stopped and took me with him. The winnergot first run on me and I had lost momentum.@ jockey William Buick on The Fugue

‘Whyte’ On the Money... For all that he has accomplished over the years inHong Kong with 13 riding titles to his credit, SouthAfrican Douglas Whyte had but one win on the biggestracing day in the SAR, and that was 15 years in therear view. In the span of 40 minutes Sunday afternoon,Whyte tripled his win tally on International day, bootinghome Glorious Days (Aus) in the Mile followed by aheart-in-your-mouth score aboard heavily hyped AkeedMofeed (GB) in the Cup. AIt's been a while between drinks, but good thingscome to those who are patient. I needed a day liketoday again,@ said Whyte, who carried the Pan Sutongsilks in the Cup, the same ones he streaked past in theMile. Richard Gibson, trainer of Gold-Fun and AkeedMofeed, also paid homage to Whyte, while landing a bitof a dig at the same time. AIt's a great privilege to work with top, professionaljockeys like Douglas,@ said Gibson. AI did tell him before

the race that I would only forgivehim for the Mile if he won the Cup.@ Whyte completed a 13th straightriding title in 2012/2013,registering 101 victories including a6-timer at Sha Tin last April. Hesurvived a tussle with Brett Prebblein the 2009/2010 season andshook clear of Zac Purton over thefinal two months last campaign, butbarring something unforseen,Whyte will lose his crown this year,as he already trails the hot-ridingand Hong Kong Vase-winningPurton by 22 wins.

While that might be something of a blow to the egocome season=s end, given Sunday=s results, Whyte iscertain to have lots to be proud of.

SackvilleDonald Have Lots to Crow About... The Berkshire, England-based SackvilleDonald agencyof Ed Sackville and Alastair Donald, were representedby no fewer than nine horses at Sunday=s InternationalRaces, including Vase winner Dominant (Ire) (Cacique{Ire}), who was purchased privately and sent to HongKong to be trained by John Moore. Originally raced byHighclere Thoroughbred Racing=s >Isinglass= Syndicateand trained by Roger Varian, Dominant won the,150,000 Tattersalls Millions 3-Y-O Cup in 2011 andwas subsequently third to the classy Twice Over (GB)(Observatory) in the G2 York S. prior to his sale toHong Kong. The agency was also responsible forPacking Whiz (GB) (Trade Fair {GB}), a closing third inthe Mile and Frederick Engels (GB) (Iceman {GB}), whoendured a rocky trip, but was a good third in the Sprint.

Millions and Millions of Reasons to Smile for HKJC... On an afternoon where it was at least conceivablethat the usually dominating Hong Kong horses couldget shut out, the home team retained the trophies inthe Mile and the Cup while posting a rare victory in theVase. Adding international flavor to what Hong Kong

Jockey Club officials like to referto as the >World TurfChampionships,= Lord Kanaloaturned in one of the most visuallyimpressive performances, if notthe most, in the history of theevent, successfully defending histitle in the Sprint. AThis is the day when the eyesof the international sporting worldare on Hong Kong. We are alwaystrying to improve and set abenchmark for international racingevents and today we are veryhappy with the result,@ said HongKong Jockey Club CEO WinfriedEngelbrecht-Bresges. AIt was a

tremendous day for Hong Kong. The last time we wonthe Vase was in 1998 when Douglas Whyte was sittingon Indigenous-- Douglas has had a long wait since thenbut he was rewarded with two wins today,@ he added.Cont. p9

Trakus Fact: HK Vase 4th Red Cadeaux, winnerof this race in '12, covered 11m > winnerDominant, 14m > 2nd The Fugue, 13m > 3rdDunaden.

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Turnover for the program was a mind-bogglingHK$1.364 billion (about US$175.9 million), a 7%increase from 2012 and the best since 1997. ATurnover was up and that is satisfying, but thismeeting is not about turnover, it is about internationalsport and it has been a great week of internationalracing,@ said Engelbrecht-Bresges. AThe challenge nowis how we can do better next year, but that is what wethrive on.@ Added Bill Nader, the Hong Kong Jockey Club=sExecutive Director of Racing, AFor the hard-workingteam here at the Hong Kong Jockey Club, it is not somuch who wins and who loses, but that we puttogether an international day of racing that Hong Kongcan be proud of. All in all, it was a great race day.@

A # will distinguish first-time stakes-winners, a @ willindicate first-time graded stakes-winners, a s willdenote a first-time Grade/Group 1 winner, a + willindicate first-time starters, an (S) will be used for state-bred races.

The world came to Hong Kong, and, for the mostpart the world was turned away. Both The Fugue (GB)and Cirrus des Aigles (Fr) ran well on Sunday at theInternational races, but both were defeated by locals.The Americans Little Mike and King Kreesa were wellplaced but faltered, while the Japanese superstar LordKanaloa (Jpn) was the only outsider to deny the hometeam in the Sprint. But the world came. And that is what makes eventslike Hong Kong=s International Races, America=sBreeders= Cup and Dubai=s World Cup night soimportant. During the week in Hong Kong, horse peoplefrom all over the globe got together and shared stories,compared notes, argued about a given runner=schances, and enjoyed each other=s company. Thecomradery engendered by these events is palpable. Cont. p10

Hong Kong International RacesTurnover By Race

Race Turnover (HK$) Turnover (US$)Vase 77,793,156 10,032,260Sprint 132,823,018 17,128,950Mile 123,927,393 15,981,764Cup 139,793,208 18,027,831Totals–HKIR only 474,336,775 61,170,805

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It was terrific to see two Americans here, andhopefully we=ll see many more in the future. Thesporting aspect of it aside, there figure to be intriguingbusiness opportunities in Asia in the coming decade,and it makes sense for American breeders to betterfamiliarize themselves with the market in this corner ofthe world. As for Sha Tin, it=s an interesting place, fallingimprobably between Aqueduct inJanuary and Churchill Downs on thefirst Saturday in May. The crowd isdifferent from Happy Valley. The HongKong Jockey Club=s Bill Nader told meas much earlier in the week, explainingthat the Happy Valley crowd, indowntown Hong Kong Island, wasmore in search of entertainment (sortof like the crowds at the Derby), whilethe Sha Tin crowd was there to bet.You could see that immediately. Thevast majority of the crowd yesterdayat Sha Tin wore jeans or old khakis,smoked cigarettes, studied theirforms, didn=t talk and didn=t seemoverly emotional about the home

team=sincrediblesuccess. There was no ATiznowwins it for America@ sort offeeling, for sure. Part of me digs that, though.When I=m betting, I don=t wantto be social. I don=t want to flirtwith girls, or see or be seen, ordo much other than study myForm and not talk. It wasactually pretty amazing howquiet 70,000 people could be.Several times yesterday, I wasstruck by the lack of noise. It

wasn=t like that all the time, of course, but there=s nevera point at the Kentucky Derby where you think, Ah, it=skinda peaceful right now. There was plenty of fashion and style yesterday, too,don=t get me wrong, especially in the clubhouse area. Now, the news that a good three of you have beenwaiting to hear: the suit (I got lured into buying ahandmade suit this past week while staying in TsimSha Tsui), arrived Saturday night at my hotel. Sem theTailor (not to be confused with Sam the Tailor, who Iunderstand to be Hong Kong=s most recognizablesuitmaker) had me a tad worried when I showed upearlier in the day and my suit wasn=t in the shop. Sem(who incidentally does not refer to himself as Sem theTailor) assured me he=d have it delivered to my hotel,and when I returned from my walkabout in Central thatnight, there it was in my hotel closet. (Assuming--hoping--the hotel staff put it there, and that Semdoesn=t have a key to my hotel room...) Anyway, it fits.It looks good, I think. Who knows? Cont. p11

The Suit

The Tailor

The Jockey Club’s Jim Gagliano presents the bestturned-out award to the groom of Gold-Fun

Cantopop singer Kay Tse

A crowd of 70,000 takes in the International Races

All photos courtesy Hong Kong Jockey Club

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UPCOMING MAJOR NORTH AMERICAN STAKES

Date Race TrackDec. 14 GI CashCall Futurity BHP

GII Hollywood Turf Cup BHPGIII Native Diver S. BHPGIII Sugar Swirl S. GP

Dec. 15 GIII Valedictory S. WODec. 21 GIII Dania Beach S. GPDec. 26 GI Malibu S. SA

GI La Brea S. SAGII Sir Beaufort S. SA

Lastly, I want to offer a few quick thanks in this lastblog--to the Hong Kong Jockey Club, particularly BillNader and public relationsdirector Tania Lau, whopatiently answered a goodmany stupid questions. Alsoto the TDN=s Alan Carraso,our Hong Kong afficionado,who answered just asmany dumb questions, andwho stayed up until eightin the morning Sundayposting and writing out theHong Kong races, just so Icould go shoot video anddo that stuff. Thanks for reading.

Sunday, Hanshin, JapanHANSHIN JUVENILE FILLIES-G1, -125,200,000,Hanshin, 12-8, 2yo, f, 1600mT, 1:33.90, fm.1BsRED REVEUR (JPN), 119, f, 2 by Stay Gold (Jpn)

1st Dam: Desaucered, by Dixieland Band2nd Dam: I=m Out, by Lord Gaylord3rd Dam: Dancing Free, by Dancing Count

O-Tokyo Horse Racing; B-Shadai Farm; T-Naosuke Sugai; J-Keita Tosaki; -66,330,000. Lifetime: 3-3-0-0. *1/2 to Pythagoras Comma (Jpn) (Jungle Pocket {Jpn}), SP-Jpn, $305,802. Werk Nick Rating: B. Click for the eNicks report & 5-cross pedigree.2--Harp Star (Jpn), 119, f, 2, by Deep Impact (Jpn)-- Historic Star (Jpn), by Falbrav (Ire). O-Carrot Farm; B-Northern Farm; -26,380,000.3--Forevermore (Jpn), 119, f, 2, Neo Universe (Jpn)-- Eternal Beat, by Pentelicus. O-Sunday Racing; B-Oiwake Farm; -16,190,000.Margins: NO, NK, 1HF. Odds: 13.60, 0.70, 30.30.Also Ran: Xmas (Jpn), Marble Cathedral (Jpn), MagicTime (Jpn), Horai Akiko (Jpn), Mozu Hatsukoi (Jpn),Reve d=Etoiles (Jpn), Grand Sherry (Jpn), Experience(Jpn), Diamond High (Jpn), Sweet Garden (Jpn),Yamanin Arietta (Jpn), Tosen Silhouette (Jpn), MeineGratia (Jpn), Nihonpiro Amber (Jpn), Meisho Asatsuyu(Jpn). Click for the JRA chart and video. Click for thefree brisnet.com catalogue-style pedigree.

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JAPANESE RESULTS

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8 Copyright Thoroughbred Daily News.This newspaper may not be reproduced in any form or byany means, electronic or mechanical, without prior writtenpermission of the copyright owner, MediaVista.Information as to the American races, race results andearnings was obtained from results charts published inDaily Racing Form and utilized here with the permission ofthe copyright owner, Daily Racing Form.

HANSHIN JUVENILE FILLIES-G1 result cont. Red Reveur was a debut winner over this track andtrip on debut June 1, and she showed her class byjumping up to group company and besting males in the

G3 Sapporo Nisai S. going1800m at Hakodate Aug. 31. She finished just aneck the better of MeineGreville (Jpn) (Brian=s Time) onthat occasion, but that pairfinished seven lengths thebetter of the rest of the field.Settling midpack betweenrunners through the early

stages here while favored Harp Star raced a fewpositions ahead, Red Reveur set her sights on that rivalat the top of the lane. Harp Star hit the lead inmidstretch, but could not hold off the late charge fromRed Reveur, who got up just in time. Red Reveur joinsHorses of the Year Vodka (Jpn) and Buena Vista (Jpn),as well as Filly Triple Crown winner Apapane (Jpn), as awinner of this prestigious affair.

Sunday, Nakayama, JapanCAPELLA S.-G3, -67,550,000, Nakayama, 12-8,3yo/up, 1200m, 1:10.70, gd1--NORTHERN RIVER (JPN), 123, h, 5, by Agnes Tachyon (Jpn)

1st Dam: Soninke (GB), by Machiavellian2nd Dam: Sonic Lady, by Nureyev3rd Dam: Stumped (GB), by Owen Anthony (GB)

(-56,000,000 yrl >09 JRHAJUL). O-Masamichi Hayashi; B-Northern Farm; T-Hidekazu Asami; J-Yoshitomi Shibata; -35,665,000. Lifetime: 16-6-2-2. *Full to Not Alone (Jpn), SW-Jpn, $929,554; 1/2 to Monroe Blond (Jpn) (Admire Vega {Jpn}), SP-Jpn, $647,703; and Renforcer (Jpn) (Symboli Kris S {Jpn}), SW-Jpn, $3,792,767. Werk Nick Rating: A++. Click for the eNicks report & 5-cross pedigree.2--Snow Dragon (Jpn), 123, h, 5, Admire Cozzene (Jpn)--Meine Caprice (Jpn), by Tayasu Tsuyoshi (Jpn). O-Makio Okada; B-Iwami Farm; -14,190,000.3--Silk Fortune (Jpn), 126, h, 7, by Gold Allure (Jpn)-- Silk Esperanza, by Alwuhush. O-Silk Co.; B-Yoshiji Nakachi; -8,895,000.Margins: NK, HF, 1HF. Odds: 10.20, 10.20, 3.20.Click for the JRA chart and video.

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Records Fall in Deauville (cont. from p1) The half-sister to listed winner and Group 3-placedAndromeda Galaxy (Fr) (Peintre Celebre), sent throughthe ring by the Wildenstein family=s Haras du BoisRoussel, Abilene was knocked down to Bozo on behalfof Capital Pur-Sang, an investment company of 30members that has been operating for three years, witha 15% return-on-investment. Bozo noted the filly wouldstay in training with Graffard next year. A[Graffard] likes her a lot,@ Bozo said. AShe=s from avery good family out of a young mare, so we=re goingto try to get some black-type, then we=ll either keep herfor breeding or sell her later, depending on the results.@ Bozo was back in the fray late in the evening,winning the battle for Handana (Ire) (Desert Style {Ire})(lot 476) at i190,000. The Aga Khan-consigned 3-year-old filly is a half-sister to a pair of black-typewinners, as well as to Hannda (Ire) (Dr Devious {Ire}),the dam of G1 British Champions Fillies & Mares S.winner Seal of Approval (GB) (Authorized {Ire}). HanndaRNA=d for 525,000gns at Tattersalls last week. AShe=s a good filly from a very nice family,@ said Bozo,who purchased the filly on behalf of an undisclosedFrench breeder. AThere are a lot of good fillies in thepedigree that have been kept by The Aga Khan, sothere is a lot more to come from the family.@ Bozo said a future mate for Handana had not yetbeen determined.

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ARQANA DECEMBERSUNDAY’S TOP BROODMARES

Hip Name Status Price (€)378 Abilene (GB) Not Mated 270,000

(f, 3, Samum {Ger}--Altamira {GB}, by Peintre Celebre)Consigned by Haras du Bois Roussel

Purchased by Meridian International SARL476 Handana (Ire) Not Mated 190,000

(f, 3, Desert Style {Ire}--Handaza {Ire}, by Be My Guest)Consigned by Aga Khan Studs

Purchased by Meridian International SARL313 Singuita (Ger) i/f Campanologist 100,000

(f, 4, Konigstiger {Ger}--Spirit of Eagles, by Beau’s Eagle )Consigned by Gestut Fahrhof

Purchased by Umm Qarn Farm

SUNDAY’S TOP WEANLINGSHip Sex Sire Dam Price (€)392 colt Mastercraftsman (Ire) Ballyvarra (Ire) 165,000

B-Daniel ChassagneuxConsigned by Haras du Bois aux Proux

Purchased by Norris/Huntingdon460 filly Poet’s Voice (GB) Gaudera (Ger) 115,000

B-n/aConsigned by Haras de Grandcamp

Purchased by Stauffenberg Bloodstock217 colt Iffraaj (GB) Maine Rose (GB) 82,000

B-Alexis ChetiouiConsigned by Haras de Grandamp (Eric Lhermite)

Purchased by AGB Agency

International Flavor Continues... Yesterday=s leaderboard of buyers once againrepresented a wide array of nationalities, includinginterests from the Middle East and South America.Singuita (Ger) (Konigstiger {Ger}) (lot 313) is bound fora date with Sheikh Abdullah Bin Khalifa Al Thani=s G1 Criterium International winner French Fifteen (Fr)(Turtle Bowl {Ire}) during his first season at stud nextyear after being hammered down to his Umm QarnFarm for i100,000. From the draft of Andreas Jacobs=Gestut Fahrhoff, the 4-year-old is a half-sister to GIArlington Million and G1 Queen Elizabeth II Cup winnerSilvano (Ger) (Lomitas {Ger}), last year=s Champion Sirein South Africa, as well as Sabiango (Ger) (Acatenango{Ger}), winner of the GI Charles Whittingham MemorialS. and a multiple Group 1-winner in Germany. Singuitawas sold carrying her first foal, by first season sire andfour-time Group 1 winner Campanologist. AShe has alovely German pedigree, is a half-sister to Silvano, andhas a nice early covering,@ said Alban de Mieulle, whosigned the ticket on behalf of Umm Qarn Farm. France Turf International Saturday went to i480,000for Petite Noblesse (Fr) in foal to Oasis Dream (GB) forthe South American-based Stud RDI, and that teamwas back yesterday to secure Baklava (Ire) (Cape Cross{Ire}) (lot 343) for i95,000. Philippe Jousset, whosigned the docket on the daughter of dual Group 3winner Trumbaka (Ire) (In the Wings {GB}), noted thatthe operation, which has arms in Argentina, Brazil andthe U.S., recently purchased a farm in France.

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Laurent Benoit of Broadhurst Agency was responsiblefor a trio of purchases yesterday, most notably the 3-year-old filly Accalmie (Fr) (Invincible Spirit {Ire}) (lot346), for i75,000 from the Wertheimer et Frere draft.The dual winner is out of the Group 2-placedUnderwater (Theatrical {Ire}), and is a half-sister to thelisted-placed Investissement (GB) (Singspiel {Ire}). Itwas a busy few moments for Benoit, who also signedfor Seal Bay (Ire) (Hernando {Fr}) (lot 340), in foal to SoYou Think (NZ), at i67,000 from Haras d=Etreham. AI remembered her from when she was racing andtrained by David Smaga, so it was a sentimentalpurchase,@ he explained of the dual listed-placed SealBay, who is carrying her fifth foal. AShe=ll stay inFrance, and hopefully pay us back.@ Benoit=s third purchase of the day was Apperella (GB)(Rainbow Quest) (lot 381), a 7-year-old mare carryingto G1 Epsom Derby winner Pour Moi (Ire), for i24,000.

Master of the Trade... A colt by Mastercraftsman (Ire), Europe=s leadingfirst-season sire, proved the most popular of the foalsduring the second session, bringing a final bid ofi165,000 from Clairemont Stud=s Liam Norris. Freshoff consigning the 4-million guineas Dancing Rain (Ire)at Tattersalls last week, Norris was delighted to securelot 392, who he described as Athe nicest colt I=ve seenhere.@ AI absolutely loved him,@ Norris said. AHe=s a beautifulfoal, and I love the sire. I=ve had to pay too much to gethim, but you have to pay a lot for the nice ones. Now I

just have to keep him in onepiece.@ Norris noted that his purchasewould return to Clairemont inEngland, where he would jointhe operation=s other foalpurchases from this fall andprepare to be re-offered nextyear. Clairemont signed for oneyoungster at the GoffsNovember Sale and six atTattersalls two weeks ago.

Lot 392, from the draft of Haras du Bois aux Proux,is out of Ballyvarra (Ire) (Sadler=s Wells), and from theimmediate family of Group 2 winners Cairns (UAE) andTamazirte (Ire). Further down in the pedigree is Group 1winner Wannabe Grand (Ire).

Liam Norris

CORRECTION: Yesterday=s TDN incorrectly quotedagent Steve Young on the purchase of Lot 193, Where(Ire) (Danehill Dancer {Ire}), at Arqana. His correctcomment was: AI have bought her for an existing clientand she will go to the USA to foal, before we makeany decision about her future. She is in foal to one ofthe two best sires in the world and is out of a Classic-winning mare, but she also stands on her own merit asa very good-looking filly. You have to expect to payquite a bit for a resume like that.@ We regret the error.

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The second-highest price for a youngster came late inthe session when Germany=s Stauffenberg Bloodstockswooped at i115,000 for lot 460, a filly from the firstcrop of Poet=s Voice (GB), from the draft of Haras deGrandcamp. The April foal is a half-sister to a pair ofblack-type winners in Group 2 winner Grandcamp (Fr)(Platini {Ger}) and listed winner Piana (Fr) (Doyen {Ire}). AShe=s a lovely foal by a good, young sire,@ saidPhilipp Graf Stauffenberg. Pinhookers were out in full force throughout thesession, with AGB Agency=s Antoine Gronfier gettingthings off to a fast start when snapping up Lot 217, acolt by Iffraaj (GB) out of Maine Rose (GB) (RedRansom) for i82,000. The March-born foal, the secondhorse through the ring and another good sale on theday for Haras de Grandcamp, was purchased as apinhooking prospect for a group of friends acrossEngland and France. Iffraaj has experienced aresurgence this season, with GI Breeders= Cup JuvenileFillies Turf and G1 Fillies Mile winner Chriselliam (Ire)and G1 Moyglare Stud S. winner Rizeena (Ire) to hiscredit. Marco Bozzi got into the mix late in the day whenshelling out i68,000 for lot 479, a February-borndaughter of Dark Angel (Ire) from the family of Group 1performers Vita Nova (Ire) (Galileo {Ire}) and Cortona(Ire) (Caerleon). Bozzi noted that the purchase wasmade for an Italian client, who has been successfulwith pinhooks in recent years, and that the filly wouldbe offered as a yearling. AI liked the way she moved,and her conformation and size,@ he explained. Lot 302 is another bound for next year=s sales afterbeing secured up by Tally Ho Stud=s Roger O=Callaghanfor i55,000. AHe=s coming home, and you=ll see himnext year,@ said O=Callaghan of the son of Medicean(GB), from the Dehesa De Milagro consignment. AHehas good quality, and will hopefully be fast, like hismother.@ The March-born colt is out of Shivering (GB)(Royal Applause {GB}), who broke her maiden in Aprilof her 2-year-old season before being listed-placed thatJuly. Her first foal, New Attack (Ire) (New Approach{Ire}), was also a 2-year-old winner. End users were also in action shopping for foalsyesterday, and one such purchase was lot 235, a sonof Rip Van Winkle (Ire) out of Multiple (Ire) (Mull ofKintyre), who was hammered down to Robert Nataf ofHorse France for i50,000. AShe=s for an existing client to race in France, andshe=s a lovely filly,@ Nataf said. AWe love Rip VanWinkle.@ Rip Van Winkle will be represented by his firstrunners next year, and that crop has been wellrepresented in the sales rings this year. His 55 yearlingsthrough the ring have averaged 75,086gns, with a topprice of 400,000gns at Tattersalls October Book 1.

ELIZA PARK GOES INTERNATIONALBy Kelsey Riley Eliza Park, one of Australia=s most recognized brandson the commercial scene since it was established in1998, in June announced the sale of its operation tothe Hong Kong-based Sun International Group, an

investment company withwide interests in publiccompanies, including hotelsand resorts. The salecomprised the farm=s sixproperties (2500 totalhectares) across the country,including its base in Victoria,which houses its 13 stallions,including Black Caviar=s sireBel Esprit (Aus), as well as

exciting young prospects Magnus (Aus) and Bushranger(Ire). Under the direction of Sun International=s Ting KongChengBwho owns about 40 racehorses in Macau--theoutfit, now coined Eliza Park International, isundergoing a make over. While Eliza Park Internationalwill continue to offer services to outside clientele, it isnow in the process of building up its own broodmareband, with the view of selling the majority of itsproduce in the beginning, and later building up a qualityracing stable. In fact, it has already begun to lay thefoundation for racehorse ownership, with the purchaseof G1 Irish St. Leger winner Voleuse de Coeurs (Ire)(Teofilo {Ire}) in October. The 3-year-old filly ran 10thof 24 in last month=s G1 Melbourne Cup in her firstouting Down Under and in the Eliza Park Internationalsilks, and she is currently being spelled with an eyetoward some of Sydney=s prestigiouscontests in the Australian autumn. Alvin Lui, the Chief InvestmentOfficer of Sun International, wasappointed Chief Executive Officer ofEliza Park International shortly afterthe farm=s sale, and he explained thathe and his team became students ofthe racing industry after first visitingEliza Park last year. AI was not in this industry, andsince last year we=ve studied theindustry,@ Lui said. AMainly breeding,and racing of course, but we have positioned ourselvesas breeders now, and we will probably have moreracehorses in the future.@ Lui explained that while racing is Ting Kong Cheng=shobby, they see it as an attractive businessopportunity, especially with the current direction of theAustralian industry. Cont. p17

CORRECTION: Meridian International was inadvertentlylisted in yesterday=s TDN as being owned by HenriBozo. It should have read Ghislain Bozo. We regret theerror.

Eliza Parkelizapark.com.au

Alvin Luielizapark.com.au

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AWe quite like the industry,@ he said. AIt is unique, it isdifferent from other investments we have done, and webelieve there are opportunities business-wise. We haveseen the prize money as well as the prices of horsesgoing up in Australia.@ As its new name suggests, the future of Eliza ParkInternational won=t be entirely Down Under. Over thepast few weeks, Lui, along with bloodstock advisorDavid O=Callaghan and nominations salesman PhilMarshall, has been shopping at the breeding stock salesat Tattersalls and Arqana, stocking up on mares as wellas assessing the industry in Europe. AEliza Park has a long history in Australia, so wewould like to maintain its position in Australia, and thereason we now call it Eliza Park International is becausewe would like to participate on a worldwide level,@ Luisaid. AWe=d also like to see more clients and investorsfrom other countries in Eliza Park and Australia from theNorthern Hemisphere.@ ADavid O=Callaghan and Phil Marshall and I have comehere to look at the market in the Northern Hemisphere,@he continued. AWe have been looking at otheropportunities in the Northern Hemisphere. The sales arepretty strong, and the market is very good.@ The Eliza Park team must have liked what they saw inthe European market, as they signed for six mares atTattersalls, and a further eight through the first twodays at Arqana. Their purchases included Group 3winner Moment in Time (Ire) (Tiger Hill {Ire}) (lot 1540at Tattersalls) for 350,000gns, and listed winnerFestoso (Ire) (Diesis) (lot 180b at Arqana), in foal toGalileo (Ire), for i420,000. O=Callaghan, an advisor to Eliza Park for around 10years, explained that the Eliza Park Internationalinterests would all foal down in Europe at an as-yetundecided location, and their prospects would be re-evaluated next year. AThey=ll foal down here, then subject to what type offoals they have, the foals will be resold in Europe, andthen we=ll assess whether the mares get bred back inthe UK and resold, or whether they go to Australia,@O=Callaghan said. A[Eliza Park International] has about35-40 mares now, and some of those will be sold, sothat=ll come back to around 20. Over time, we=d like toget the broodmare band to around 100. It=ll take sometime, because you can=t always buy what you want.@ O=Callaghan explained that it was the strength of thepedigrees, as well as the market, in Europe thatencouraged the Eliza Park International shareholders toget involved. AThere are different pedigrees, different families anddifferent physical types,@ he said. AThe European mareshave done very well in Australia over the last 50 or 60years. They give you a bit of an outcross to what youhave at home, so again it=s just something a bitdifferent. It enables you to use different types ofstallions and different pedigrees, and have access to adifferent marketplace. As we saw last week it=s sostrong in Europe at the moment that it seems silly notto be involved in it somehow.@

O=Callaghan noted that the Eliza Park Internationalexpansion could also includes forays into the shuttlestallion sector. AThat=s certainly something we=re keen to look into,@he said. AWe=ve shuttled quite a few stallions from theNorthern Hemisphere over the years, and that=ssomething we want to continue to do, but probablymore in our own ownership.@ O=Callaghan said that Eliza Park International couldexpand into markets in the East. AEliza Park International is listed on the Hong Kongstock exchange, and their other businesses allow themaccess to a very big client base in Asia and China,@ heexplained. ASo that=s something we=re certainly awareof, and in the event that something happens in China,we=re well positioned to be able to take advantage of it.Certainly we can continue trading horses in Singaporeand Hong Kong, as we have done in the past.@

Racing has a Ponzi scheme - and the fallout will be enormous“A prominent Australian 'racing identity' this week has been reported tohave lost access to a bank account with punters' club funds of $194m init.” Scott Ferguson, www.sportismadeforbetting.com

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F-T MIDLANTIC DECEMBER SALE TODAY The Fasig-Tipton Midlantic December Sale will be heldtoday in the Timonium Sales Pavilion in Timonium,Maryland. The one-day sale has 214 hips catalogued.AWe=re very encouraged by the market and that peopleare anxious to buy horses,@ said Paget Bennett of Fasig-Tipton. AWe expect to get a lot of horses trading hands.We=ve got a lot of racing and broodmare prospects thatshould have a lot of appeal.@ One of those broodmareprospects is Tizsweet (Cee=s Tizzy), who will sell as hip81. Tizsweet is a full-sister to two-time GI Breeders=Cup Classic winner Tiznow and to MGSW Budroyaleand GSW Tizdubai. She is in foal to Trappe Shot(Tapit). AI think we have some nice horses in the sale,@Bennett continued. AThere should be some appeal for alllevels.@ The sale will begin at 11 a.m.

Yesterday=s Results:8th-AQU, $79,000, Alw, Opt. Clm. ($62,500), NW2LX,3yo/up, 1 1/8m, 1:50 4/5, gd.COUGAR RIDGE (g, 3, Johannesburg--Wild as Elle, byElnadim), who missed by just a nose when second inthe 2012 G3 Round Tower S. at the Curragh for trainerDavid Wachman, scored his first U.S. victory in histhird stateside start with a wire-to-wire 5 1/2-lengthvictory in an off-the-turf Churchill allowance Nov. 13.Making his second dirt appearance, the 3-1 shot wastaken in hand and raced at the back of the field. Herallied some six wide into the stretch, surged to thelead with a furlong to run and drew clear to score by 1 1/2 lengths. Favored Mr Palmer (Pulpit) was second.The winner was a $60,000 KEESEP yearling. Click forthe brisnet.com chart or VIDEO. Lifetime Record: GSP-Ire, 9-3-1-1, $114,756. O-Marc Detampel. B-Wild as Elle LLC & JohannesburgSyndicate (KY). T-Eddie Kenneally.

3rd-AQU, $74,000, Alw, Opt. Clm. ($62,500), NW2LX,3yo/up, 7f, 1:22 3/5, gd.MOONLIGHT SONG (g, 6, Unbridled=s Song--Moonlightandbeauty {SW, $228,053}, by Capote)hasn=t finished out of the exacta in his five starts thisseason, most recently going gate-to-wire in a Saratogaallowance Aug. 10 and finishing second in Belmont=sHudson H. Oct. 19. The 4-5 favorite broke on top andbriefly led, but was held up to sit off the leader=s flankin second. He rebid for command at the top of thestretch and kicked clear to finish two lengths ahead ofTenango (Lion Heart) under a hand ride. The winner is ahalf to Giant Moon (Giant=s Causeway), GSW,$502,586. Sales history: $900,000 RNA yrl '08FTSAUG. Lifetime Record: SP, 12-5-2-1, $258,294.Click for the brisnet.com chart or VIDEO.O/B-Albert Fried Jr (NY). T-Charlton Baker.

6th-AQU, $65,000, Msw, (S), 2yo, f, 1m, 1:39 1/5, gd.G NOTE (f, 2, Medaglia d=Oro--Seeking the Ante {GSW,$392,830}, by Seeking the Gold) rallied nicely to finishfourth in her debut going seven panels over theBelmont sod against state-breds Oct. 12. Trying thedirt, the 4-5 pick broke well and gradually moved up tolead through fractions of :24.07 and :48.31. Thehomebred remained comfortably in charge through theturn and opened up down the lane to win by sevenlengths. Touching My Toes (Wild Desert) completed theexacta. G Note hails from a deep family--she is a half-sibling to Mineralogist (Mineshaft), MSW, $270,550,and is out of Broman hoembred and GII Nassau CountyBreeders= Cup S. winner Seeking the Ante--a half-siblingto GI Florida Derby winner Friends Lake (A.P. Indy).Second dam Antespend (Spend a Buck) is a multipleGrade I-winning millionaire and third-dam Auspiciante(Arg) (Practicante) is also a multiple Grade I winner.Antespeed ended her racing career for the Broman=safter the couple purchased her for $900,000 as part ofthe Elmendorf dispersal at the 1997 Keeneland AprilSale. Lifetime Record: 2-1-0-0, $42,500. Click for thebrisnet.com chart or VIDEO. O/B-Chester & Mary RBroman (NY). T-John C Kimmel.

Yesterday=s Results:DISPLAY S., $126,195, WOX, 12-8, 2yo, 1 1/16m(AWT), 1:44 1/5, ft.1--JOSE SEA VIEW, 119, g, 2, by Badge of Silver

1st Dam: Stirling Bridge (MSW, $179,890), by Prized2nd Dam: Early Lunch, by Noble Table3rd Dam: Early Gift, by Verbatim

($47,000 RNA yrl '12 KEESEP). O/B-Brereton C Jones (KY); T-Reade Baker; J-Emma-Jayne Wilson. $70,500. Lifetime Record: 4-3-0-0, $170,601. *1/2 to Washington Bridge (Yankee Gentleman), GSW, $273,502; Fire Path (Tale of the Cat), GSP, $192,881; Noble Bandit (Cat Thief), SW, $145,230.2--Coltimus Prime, 117, c, 2, Milwaukee Brew-- Certainly Special, by Distorted Humor. O-Cabernet Racing Stables. $28,200.

3--Ami's Holiday, 122, c, 2, Harlan=s Holiday-- Victorious Ami, by Victory Gallop. ($35,000 RNA yrl '12 KEESEP). O-Ivan Dalos. $15,510.

Margins: NK, 4 3/4, 3 1/4. Odds: 2.60, 9.10, 1.25.Also ran: Danzig Storm, Downey Gap, Man Cave, Bear’s Cowboy. Jose Sea View was a debut winner going six panelsAug. 11 and he went on to take Presque Isle=s FitzDixon, Jr. Memorial Juvenile S. Sept. 26. The front-running bay never factored when fifth in the GII NashuaS. at Aqueduct Nov. 3. He pressed Coltimus Prime fromthe two path and challenged late on the backstretch.Jose Sea View gained a narrow advantage, butColtimus Prime battled back. The two dueled down thelane, but Jose Sea View was able to hit the line a neckahead. Click for the brisnet.com chart or VIDEO.

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2nd-WOX, $63,825, Msw, 2yo, 1 1/16m (AWT), 1:45 4/5, ft.ATHENIAN GUARD (g, 2, Leonnatus Anteas--Chopinina{GSW & GISP, $613,696}, by Lear Fan) was offslowly, but rallied for fifth first out going seven furlongsagainst Ontario breds here Nov. 17. He sat just off theearly pace and dropped back a bit to stalk down thebackstretch. Urged into the turn, Athenian Guardchased free-wheeling leader Platinum Glory (Dunkirk) towin by a half-length. Athenian Guard becomes thesecond winner for his freshman sire (by StormyAtlantic). Sales history: C$32,000 wlng '11 ONTDEC;C$120,000 yrl '12 ONTSEP. Lifetime Record: 2-1-0-0,$39,281. Click for the brisnet.com chart or VIDEO.O-A & L Racing Stables Inc. B-Knob Hill Stable (ON).T-Michael P De Paulo.

Yesterday=s Results:SUNSHINE STATE S., $100,000, GPX, 12-8, (S),3yo/up, 7f, 1:21 2/5, ft.1--#STAR HARBOUR, 117, h, 5, Indian Charlie--Snug Harbour (SW, $164,100), by Boston Harbor. O-Marco Thoroughbred Corp; B-Peter & Anne Vegso (FL); T-Bobby S Dibona; J-Paco Lopez. $60,000. Lifetime Record: 20-6-5-4, $337,635. 2--Jackson Bend, 117, h, 6, Hear No Evil--Sexy Stockings, by Tabasco Cat. O-Jacks or Better Farm Inc & Robert LaPenta. $20,000.3--Bahamian Squall, 123, c, 4, Gone West--Midway Squall, by Storm Bird. O-Donald R Dizney. $10,000.Margins: HF, 1 1/4, 3. Odds: 1.60, 3.80, 2.00.Also ran: Close It Out, Fort Loudon, Cat Five Hurricane. Star Harbour was claimed for $35,000 out of a 12-length romp for trainer Bill Mott and Peter Vegso atSaratoga Aug. 29. Next out, he was third in Belmont=sDuck Dance S. Oct. 6 for conditioner David Nunn andPeace Sign Stables Oct. 6. The 8-5 favorite pressed thepace before taking the lead prior to the half. He openedup a bit in the stretch and had enough left to hold ofJackson Bend. AIt=s very exciting to claim a horse and tobe able to run at this kind of level,@ said winning trainerBobby Dibona. AYou can pay a million dollars and notget a horse like this. He=s happy; he likes it here; he=sfast; they=re going to have to deal with him.@ Click forthe brisnet.com chart or VIDEO.

8th-GPX, $50,300, Alw, Opt. Clm. ($80,000), NW3X,3yo/up, 1mT, 1:36 3/5, fm.HIERRO (c, 4, Hard Spun--Brief Bliss {GSP}, byNavarone), last year=s GIII Derby Trial winner, finishedfifth in the sloppy GII Churchill Downs S. May 4 beforetaking the summer off. Hierro returned to finish last ofseven in an optional claimer at Belmont Sept. 12 andwas fifth trying the turf there Oct. 14. The 5-2 secondchoice stalked from off the rail through the earlystages. He challenged from the three path entering thelane, gained the advantage by midstretch and went onto finish two lengths ahead of Nine O Wonderful (RoyalAcademy). The winner is a half to Cherokee Triangle(Cherokee Run), MSW & GSP, $330,294; and Sam=sBliss (War Front), MSP, $195,931. Sales history:$80,000 RNA yrl '10 FTSAUG; $350,000 2yo >11OBSMAR. Lifetime Record: GSW, 13-4-1-1, $267,301.Click for the brisnet.com chart or VIDEO.O-Stonestreet Stables LLC. B-Sally Andersen (KY).T-Todd A Pletcher.

5th-GPX, $43,500, Msw, 3,4,5yo, f/m, 1mT, 1:37 1/5,fm.+SATISFACTION (f, 3, Awesome Again--Dancinginmydreams {GISP}, by Seeking the Gold), letgo at 5-1, broke well and rated off the rail in secondbehind Frere Pilgrim (Indian Charlie). The Phippshomebred rallied down the straight to get up just intime to win by a head. The winner is a half to DancingForever (Rahy), GISW, $915,070.Lifetime Record: 1-1-0-0, $25,200. Click for thebrisnet.com chart or VIDEO.O/B-Phipps Stable (KY). T-Claude R McGaughey III.

7th-GPX, $42,500, Msw, 3,4,5yo, 6f, 1:10 1/5, ft.CELEBRATOR (c, 3, Elusive Quality--Pinafores Pride, bySaint Ballado) had not been out since finishing fourthon debut at this track last February, but carried a pair ofbullet Palm Meadows drills into this second go. The 8-5favorite was just off the pace while racing three widedown the backstretch. He strode into contention on theturn, took a narrow lead in upper stretch and poweredclear to score by 4 1/4 lengths. Casa Creek (E Dubai)was second. Celebrator, a $425,000 KEESEP yearling,is a half-brother to Southdale (Street Cry {Ire}, MGSW,$395,503). Click for the brisnet.com chart or VIDEO.Lifetime Record: 2-1-0-0, $26,880. O-Stonestreet Stables & George Bolton. B-RodFerguson (ON). T-Todd A Pletcher.

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SYNTHETIC SURFACES IN NORTH AMERICA

Track All-Weather SurfaceArlington Park PolytrackDel Mar PolytrackKeeneland PolytrackTurfway Park PolytrackWoodbine PolytrackHollywood Cushion TrackGolden Gate Tapeta FootingsPresque Isle Downs Tapeta FootingsOBS Training Center Safetrack

Florida report cont.2nd-GPX, $42,000, Msw, 2yo, f, 5fT, :55 4/5, fm.TIZGALE (f, 2, Stormy Atlantic--Tizthen {SP}, byTiznow) weakened to third first out sprinting over themain track at Pimlico June 2. She was a troubled-tripninth Oct. 5 at Laurel and fifth there Nov. 7. Trying thetruf here, the 18-1 shot went wire-to-wire to win by 1 1/2 lengths. Favored Zindaya (More Than Ready) wassecond. Lifetime Record: 4-1-0-1, $30,800. Click forthe brisnet.com chart or VIDEO.O/B-Sagamore Farm (MD). T-Ignacio Correas IV.

Yesterday=s Results:4th-FGX, $40,000, Msw, 2yo, 5 1/2f (off turf), 1:05,ft.TANZANITE CAT (c, 2, Graeme Hall--Gentle Wave, byMt. Livermore) was third behind Rum Point (MalibuMoon) on debut going 5 1/2 furlongs over the Del Marsynthetic Aug. 3. Trying the turf here, the 3-1 chanceset the pace and shook free in the stretch to finish fourlengths clear of More Than Classic (More Than Ready).Sales history: $4,500 RNA wlng '11 OBSOCT; $9,000yrl '12 OBSAUG; $150,000 2yo >13 OBSAPR. LifetimeRecord: 2-1-0-1, $33,000. Click for the brisnet.comchart or VIDEO.O-James L Driver & H Ywachetta. B-Charles H Deters &Dr John Peterson (FL). T-Cody Autrey.

Fry Scores First Win Aboard $100 Winner: Jockey Vanessa Fry, a 25-year-old native of Atlanta,recorded the first victory of her career in the 11th andfinal race at Fair Grounds Saturday. Fry rode 49-1longshot H M Rising (Costa Rising) to a 1 3/4-lengthvictory in the maiden claiming race. Asked how shefirst got involved in racing, Fry said, AI went to schoolat Texas A & M. While I was there, I did anapprenticeship in Kentucky. One day, as part of theprogram, they took us to Keeneland. It was the firstracetrack I ever saw. As soon as I saw what was goingon, I told myself, >This is what I want to do with mylife.=@ Fry is being represented by agent Derek Ducoing,who also handles the book of Rosie Napravnik.

Yesterday=s Results:HOLLYWOOD TURF EXPRESS H., $99,998, BHP, 12-8,3yo/up, 6fT, 1:08 2/5, fm.1--BOAT TRIP, 117, c, 4, Harlan=s Holiday--Turning Wheel (GSW-Fr, $142,092), by Seeking the Gold. ($27,000 RNA yrl '10 KEESEP; $100,000 2yo >11 OBSMAR). O-James Hirschmann III & BJ Wright; B-Galleria Bloodstock & Samac (KY); T-Michael Pender; J-Joseph Talamo. $60,000. Lifetime Record: GSP, 14-5-1-2, $253,196. *1/2 to Rallying Cry (War Chant), GSP-UAE, $331,358.2--No Silent, 117, c, 4, Silent Name (Jpn)--Two Names, by War Chant. O-Double JH Stable Inc. $12,666.(DH)2--Chips All In, 122, c, 4, North Light (Ire)--Maria's Mirage, by Maria's Mon. ($4,500 yrl '10 KEESEP). O-Jean Everest, John O'Brien, Danny Valdez, Michelle Turpin et al. $12,666.(DH)2--Unbridled's Note, 120, c, 4, Unbridled's Song-- Siberian Fur, by Siberian Express. ($150,000 yrl '10 KEEJAN; $140,000 2yo >11 OBSMAR). O-Mike McCarty. $12,666.

Margins: HF, 2 1/4, 2 1/4, 2 1/4. Odds: 3.80, 3.60,1.00, 3.20.Also ran: Jonny=s Choice. A talented and evenly matched field lined up for theHollywood Turf Express H. with the top four of the fivecontestants finishing within a head of each other. BoatTrip had last seen the winner=s circle here after anallowance June 21. Fourth in the Green Flash H. at DelMar Aug. 14, he was just nosed out in the GIII Eddie D.S. at Santa Anita Sept. 27. Most recently, he brokepoorly in the GI Breeders= Cup Turf Sprint and finished12th Nov. 2. The big bay was content to bring up theback of the pack through the early stages asUnbridled=s Note, No Silent and Chips All In battled forthe lead. Boat Trip steadily improved his position alongthe rail, angled out four wide in the lane. As the threeleaders continued to battle in the lane, Boat Trip closedfrom the outside to hit the line in front. AHe's going to be sad to see [Betfair Hollywood Park]go, that's for sure,@ said winning trainer Michael

Pender. AHe just likes thelayout, there's no questionabout it. Whenever there'sa paceless race, there'salways three of themdueling up there. Isn't thatthe way it's supposed towork? I was hoping he'dget a setup because he'skind of one dimensional. I'llbe interested in seeing howthis horse runs going a

mile. He won the Tsunami Slew [June 22, 2012] goinga mile. As he's getting older, that's where we'll startlooking. He's a big, handsome colt. There's no reasonwe can't start thinking about having a couple of babieswith him. He's a beautiful-moving horse.@ Click for thebrisnet.com chart or VIDEO.

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8th-BHP, $58,292, Alw, NW1$X, 3yo/up, f/m, 6fT,1:09 1/5, fm.THIS MEANS WAR (f, 4, War Chant--Top of Our Game{MSW, $366,039}, by Steinlen {GB}) graduated in hersecond start here last May before a third-place finish inan allowance that June and a fourth in the Fleet Treat S. at Del Mar that July. She took an optionalclaimer on the turf there in August before sitting on thebench for 16-months. The 8-5 favorite chased the pacein third early in her return here. She gained theadvantage in the stretch and kicked clear to finish 1 3/4lengths ahead of Madre Luna (Rahy). Lifetime Record:SP, 6-3-1-1, $141,480. Click for the brisnet.com chartor VIDEO.O-Harris Farms Inc & John Nicoletti. B-Harris Farms(CA); T-Dean Pederson.

9th-BHP, $53,896, Alw, Opt. Clm. ($40,000), NW1$X,3yo/up, 1 1/16m (AWT), 1:44, ft.LITTLE JERRY (g, 3, Candy Ride {Arg}--Missannalouise,by Storm Creek) hadn=t found his way back to thewinner=s circle since his debut win at this venue lastNovember, having faced some difficult foes in his last10 starts in stakes company and stacked allowance andoptional claiming races. Most recently, he finished fifthin an optional claimer at Santa Anita Oct. 27. Sent offas a 7-1 chance, Little Jerry set the pace and shookfree in the stretch to win by 4 1/4 lengths. PlanetSunshine (Benchmark) completed the exacta. Saleshistory: $130,000 yrl '11 KEESEP. Lifetime Record: SP,12-2-2-0, $102,888. Click for the brisnet.com chart orVIDEO.O-Jaam Racing Inc & Riley Racing Stable. B-ColumbianaFarm (KY). T-Richard Baltas.

1st-BHP, $45,250, Msw, 2yo, f, 6 1/2f (AWT), 1:16 3/5, ft.+CRUSHED VELVET (f, 2, Malibu Moon--MeadowSoprano, by Meadowlake) was off a bit slowly, butquickly moved up the inside to set the pace throughsplits of :22.77 and :46.01. The 9-5 second choiceshifted into another gear entering the lane to finish 5 1/4 lengths ahead of Artemis (Empire Maker) for aPeachtree Stable exacta. Crushed Velvet is out of ahalf-sibling to champion Midnight Lute (Real Quiet).Sales history: $220,000 yrl '12 FTKJUL. LifetimeRecord: 1-1-0-0, $27,000. Click for the brisnet.comchart or VIDEO.O-Peachtree Stable. B-Spendthrift Farm LLC (KY). T-BobBaffert.

Richard=s Kid to Magali Farms: Richard=s Kid (Lemon Drop Kid--Tough Broad, byBroad Brush), two-time winner of the GI Pacific Classic,has been retired from racing and will take up studduties next season at Magali Farms in Santa Ynez,California. He will stand the 2014 season for $4,500. Inaddition to the 2009 and 2010 Pacific Classics,Richard=s Kid won the 2010 GI Goodwood S. and 2010GII San Antonio H. He hit the board in an additional fiveGrade I events. On the board in 27 of 47 starts, the 8-year-old stallion won 12 times and earned$2,482,259. AI am very excited to have the opportunityto stand Richard=s Kid,@ said Tom Hudson of MagaliFarms. AI loved this horse as a racehorse. He is a brandin himself. He made 47 starts in his career, whichshows great heart and soundness. He ran and won atmultiple distances ranging from one to 1 1/2 miles. Thiscoupled with his pedigree and conformation makes hima great choice for California breeders.@

Comma to the Top Retired: Speedy Grade I winner Comma to the Top (BwanaCharlie--Maggies Storm, by Stormy Atlantic) has beenretired from racing, but will remain with trainer PeterMiller as a stable pony. AHe owes us zero,@ said Miller. AAs long as I=m around, he=ll have a home.@ The 5-year-old gelding won the 2010 GI CashCall Futurity. He alsowon this year=s GIII Tom Fool H. and GIII Los AngelesH., as well as the 2012 GIII Daytona S. and 2010 GIII Generous S. He was second in the 2011 GI SantaAnita Derby and the 2013 GI Triple Bend H. Ono theboard in 19 of 33 starts, Comma to the Top retires with14 wins and earnings of $1,349,406.

Yesterday=s Results:NEW MEXICO STATE RACING COMMISSION H.,$85,000, SUN, 12-8, (S), 3yo/up, f/m, 6f, 1:10 1/5, ft.1--ROSE'S DESERT, 124, m, 5, Desert God--Miss Glen Rose, by Peaks and Valleys. O/B-Joe Peacock (NM); T-Todd W Fincher; J-Dusty Ryder Shepherd. $51,000. Lifetime Record: 15-10-5-0, $626,035. 2--Little Vidalia, 120, f, 4, Attila's Storm--Incarsonate, by Carson City. O-J Bar 7 Ranch LLC. $18,700.3--Gossip Dome, 119, m, 5, Dome--Theater Gossip, by Phone Trick. O-Pesikan & Kilgroe Stables. $8,500.Margins: 3 1/4, 3/4, 2 1/4. Odds: 0.60, 5.90, 16.80. Rose=s Desert has complied quite the record, finishingno worse than second in all 15 of her lifetime starts.She entered this one off a five-length victory in Zia=sNew Mexico Classic Cup Filly and Mare SprintChampionship. The deserving favorite pressed the pacefrom the fourth path, took control on the turn andopened up down the stretch. Click for the brisnet.comchart or VIDEO.

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IN THE UAE:Nawwaar, c, 4, Distorted HumorBMostaqeleh (GSP-Fr), by Rahy. Abu Dhabi, 12-8, Listed National Day Cup, 1600mT. B-Shadwell Farm LLC.Watheeq, g, 4, Street Cry (Ire)BMehthaaf (Hwt. 3yo-Ire at 7-9f, G1SW-Ire, GSW & G1SP-Eng, MG1SP-Fr, $381,798), by Nureyev. Sharjah, 12-7, Hcp, 2000m. B-Shadwell Farm LLC. *1/2 to Najah (Ire) (Nashwan), Hwt. 3yo-Ity at 9.5-11f, GSW-Ity & SP-Ire.

IN ITALY:Hoovergetthekeys, c, 2, Henrythenavigator. See ABritain.@

Yesterday=s Results:PRIX MAX SICARD-Listed, i60,000, Toulouse, 12-8,3yo/up, 1 1/2mT, 2:35.61, sf.1--QUIDAMO (GER), 126, g, 6, Monsun (Ger)--Qelle Amie (MSP-Ger), by Beau Genius. O/B-Gestut Park Wiedingen; T-Jutta Mayer; J-Pierre-Charles Boudot; i30,000. Lifetime Record: MSP-Fr, 27 starts, 7 wins, 9 places, i89,300. *Full to Quelle Amour (Ger), GSW-Ger; 1/2 to Qsar (Ger) (Tiger Hill {Ire}), SW-Ger, $240,861.2--Narrow Hill (Ger), 126, g, 5, Tiger Hill (Ire)--Narooma (Ger), by Silver Hawk. O-Simon Springer; B-Gestut Park Wiedingen; T-Philippe Sogorb; i12,000.3--Fly With Me (Fr), 121, c, 3, Beat Hollow (GB)--Bird of Paradise (Fr), by Highest Honor (Fr). O-Jean Luck; B-SCA Haras de la Barbottiere; T-Eric Libaud; i9,000.Margins: NK, 3/4, 2HF. Odds: 13.10, 2.30, 7.00.Also Ran: Spirit=s Revench (Fr), Dance In the Park (Fr),Intimhir (Ire), Rosa Linda (Fr), Celtic Celeb (Ire), MatauriPearl (Ire), Valdo Bere (Fr), Absolutly Me (Fr). Also Ran(DNF): Scudetta (Ire).Click for the Racing Post result. Click for EquidiaVIDEO. Already a listed winner in 2012 at Munich, Quidamohad maintained a largely consistent profile at this levelsubsequently, but was only fifth when last seen in theListed Prix Denisy over nearly two miles at Saint-Cloudlast time Nov. 14. Quickly placed on the front end, thebay battled to see off Narrow Hill in the stretch andsecure the surprise win.

Yesterday=s Results:XXV CRITERIUM DI PISA-Listed, i34,200, Pisa, 12-8,2yo, 7 1/2fT, 1:27.60, gd/sf.1B#HOOVERGETTHEKEYS, c, 2, Henrythenavigator

1st Dam: Honeypenny (SP-US, $136,628), by Royal Academy2nd Dam: Millie=s Choice (Ire), by Taufan3rd Dam: Salagangai (GB), by Sallust (GB)

($22,000 RNA yrl >12 KEESEP). O/T-Soc All Clodia Srl di M Narduzzi; B-Azienda Agricola le Ferriere di Raponi Giampaolo; J-Salvatore Sulas; i19,000. Lifetime Record: 6-5-0-0, i53,850.2--Salford Secret (Ire), 123, c, 2, Sakhee=s Secret (GB)-- Dhuyoof (Ire), by Sinndar (Ire). (8,200gns wnlg >11 TATDEC; ,20,000 2yo >13 DONAPR; 28,000gns HIT >13 TATHIT). O-Carlo Lanfranchi; B-Hyphen Bloodstock; T-Riccardo Santini; i8,360.3--Guizzo Vincente (GB), 123, c, 2, Footstepsinthesand (GB)-- New Design (Ire), by Bluebird. (7,000gns yrl >12 TATOCT). O-Adriano Nori; B-Lady Juliet Tadgell; T-Fabio Saggiomo; i4,560.Margins: HD, 2 3/4, NO.Also Ran: Windfinder (GB), Konkan (Ire), ScreamingEagle (Ity), Such a Fool (Ire). Successful three times at the Capannelle, includingwhen carrying a stopping weight in a mile nursery lasttime Nov. 17, Hoovergetthekeys made the transition toblack-type with ease here. Settled in a stalking thirdearly, the bay rallied the best on the final turn and, afterwresting the advantage from Guizzo Vincente passingthe quarter pole, held on gamely from the closer SalfordSecret.

Yesterday=s Results:PREMIO MEMORIAL FRANCESCO FARACI (PREMIOMEDITERRANEO)-Listed, i34,200, Siracusa, 12-8,3yo/up, 1 7/16mT, time: n/a, gd.1B#ECOPASS (IRE), 122, g, 5, Rakti (GB)--Mother=s Hope (Ire), by Idris (Ire). (i22,000 RNA yrl >09 ITYSEP). O-Antonino Bosco; B-Alfredo di Gesaro; T-Sebastiano Cannavo; J-Giuseppe Cannarella; i19,000. Lifetime Record: 28-8-7-2, i72,371. *1/2 to Collesano (Ire) (Pearl of Love {Ire}), MSW-Ity, $164,688.2--Futuro Anteriore (Ire), 122, c, 3, Diamond Green (Fr)--Lost Icon (Ire), by Intikhab. (i5,500 yrl >11 TATFLT). O-Elio Correnti; B-Peter McCutcheon; T- Luciano La Strina; i8,360.3--Bacchelli (GB), 128, h, 5, Mujahid--Bugia (Ger), by Kendor (Fr). O/B-Scuderia Nordovest SRL; T-Stefano Botti; i4,560.Margins: 1 1/4, 1, 3/4. Odds: 8.40, 37.60, 0.60.Also Ran: Mr Gotham (GB), Targaryen (Ire),Russianduke (Ire), Forex (Ire), Lord Unfuwain (GB),Ottaviano Augusto (Ire), Disappear (Ire).

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CRITERIUM DEL MEDITERRANEO-Listed, i34,200,Siracusa, 12-8, 2yo, 1mT, time: n/a, gd.1--SUPER COACH (GB), 123, c, 2, by Lucky Story

1st Dam: Vive la Chasse (Ire), by Mull of Kintyre2nd Dam: Erne Project (Ire), by Project Manager (Ire)3rd Dam: Erneside (Ire), by Lomond

(8,500gns yrl >12 TATOCT). O-Scuderia Bosco Srl Unipersonale; B-R F Johnson Houghton; T-Sebastiano Cannavo; J-Giuseppe Cannarella; i19,000. Lifetime Record: 5-2-1-1, i17,160.2--Sir Gin (Ire), 123, g, 2, Moss Vale (Ire)--African Moonlight (UAE), by Halling. (i5,500 yrl >12 GOFFEB; ,5,000 RNA yrl >12 DONAUG). O-Doris Schoenherr; B-Ringfort Stud; T-Giada Ligas; i8,360.3--Sole Marino (Ity), 123, c, 2, Three Valleys--Yaldas Girl, by Unbridled=s Song. O-Dioscuri Srl; B-Azienda Agricola Luciani Loreto; T-Stefano Botti; i4,560.Margins: NK, NK, 1HF. Odds: 5.40, 34.40, 2.20.Also Ran: Zamuja (GB), Tyrion (Ire), Grand Rakhish (Ire),Leave a Message (Ire), Like a Boss (GB), Palazzo Braschi(Ity). Restricted to this track so far, Super Coach was arespectable third last time as the joint-highweight in aseven-furlong nursery, and emerged from thatexperience to gain vital black-type. Just behind theslow early pace, the bay was committed in early stretchand, after looking likely to succumb soon after as SoleMarino launched his challenge down the inner, groundhis way back to the front inside the final 150 meters.

BLACK-TYPE RESULTS:JOHNIE L. JAMISON H., $85,480, SUN, 12-8, (S),3yo/up, 6 1/2f, 1:16 3/5, ft.1--HUSH'S STORM, 120, g, 3, Attila's Storm--Hush's Gold (MSW), by Untold Gold. ($11,000 yrl '11 RUIAUG). O-Dale & Carey Taylor, Joe Dee Brooks & Jon Hogg; B-JEH Stallion Station NM (NM); T-Todd W Fincher; J-Aldo Arboleda. $51,000. Lifetime Record: 16-4-3-5, $203,137. 2--Thermal, 117, g, 3, Attila's Storm--Hang Glide, by Dome. O-R D Hubbard. $18,700.3--Gotta Move, 120, g, 5, Ghostly Moves--Great Aviator, by Great Gladiator. O-Jose Rivera. $8,500.Margins: 1, 3/4, 1 3/4. Odds: 8.70, 5.00, 46.20.

DARBY'S DAUGHTER TEXAS STALLION S., $75,000,RET, 12-7, (R), 2yo, f, 6f, 1:13, ft.1--#FOREVER SINCE, 120, f, 2, Supreme Cat--Glorify, by Honour and Glory. O/B-Tom Durant (TX); T-Jack A Bruner; J-Gerardo Mora. $45,000. Lifetime Record: 5-2-1-1, $72,113. 2--Bakken Baby, 120, f, 2, Valid Expectations-- Royalactgo, by General Royal. O-Larry Huntsinger & Phil Head. $15,000.3--Thegirlinthatsong, 120, f, 2, My Golden Song--Belle of the Band, by Dixieland Band. ($7,400 RNA yrl '12 TEXAUG). O-Anjo Racing Inc. $8,250.Margins: HD, 7 3/4, 2HF. Odds: 4.50, 1.30, 5.80.

MY DANDYTEXAS STALLION S., $75,000, RET, 12-7,(R), 2yo, c/g, 6f, 1:12 1/5, ft.1--#TIME IZ FLYIN, 120, c, 2, Early Flyer--First Final (SW), by Hadif. ($40,000 yrl '12 TEXAUG). O-Danny Keene; B-Clarence Scharbauer Jr (TX); T-Allen Milligan; J-Bryan McNeil. $45,000. Lifetime Record: 8-2-2-1, $95,229. *Full to Early Final, MSW, $198,027; 1/2 to Final Trick (Magic Cat), SW, $113,925.2--Circustown Flyer, 120, g, 2, Early Flyer--Rockin Regent, by Gold Regent. ($18,000 yrl '12 TEXAUG). O-Phil Louis Adams. $15,000.3--F J Uncle Vic, 120, c, 2, Uncle Abbie--Let Her Reign, by Rampage. O-Johnny B Evans & Terry Eoff. $8,250.Margins: 6, HF, 3 3/4. Odds: 6.60, 7.10, 9.10.

ALLOWANCE RESULTS:8th-PRX, $51,180, NW1X, 3yo/up, f/m, 1m70y, 1:44 4/5, gd.REBECCA'S SURPRISE (f, 3, Marino Marini--VioletBrook, by Montbrook) Lifetime Record: 15-5-2-3,$98,138. O-Swilcan Stable LLC. B-Milt A Policzer, ZuerRacing & Ray Jones (CA). T-Robert E Reid Jr.

7th-PRX, $49,568, Opt. Clm. ($25,000), NW2X,3yo/up, 1m, 1:37 4/5, gd.MR. BEER GOGGLES (g, 4, Unbridled=s Song--MistyRosette {GSW & GISP, $184,021}, by Stormin Fever)Lifetime Record: 22-5-2-3, $157,017. O-Morris EKernan Jr. B-W Brent Rice (KY). T-Keith W LeBarron.*$225,000 yrl '10 FTKJUL.

9th-GPX, $47,150, Opt. Clm. ($62,500), NW2X,3yo/up, f/m, 1 1/16mT, 1:42, fm.TRIPLE ARCH (f, 3, Arch--Ambling, by Chester House)Lifetime Record: SP, 9-3-1-0, $70,252. O-CrossedSabres Farm. B-Hunter Valley Farm & Grayson Farm(KY). T-Marcus J Vitali. *$85,000 wlng '10 KEENOV.

8th-FGX, $41,000, Opt. Clm. ($12,500), NW1X, (S),3yo/up, f/m, 1m70y (off turf), 1:46 4/5, ft.ELUSIVE KNOLL (f, 4, Cactus Ridge--Maria Goodbye, byMaria's Mon) Lifetime Record: 7-4-1-0, $55,400.O-Frank Springer. B-Mr & Mrs Frank Springer (LA).T-Frank R Springer.

1st-GGX, $34,000, 3yo/up, 6f (AWT), 1:09 2/5, ft.MOONSHINE BAY (g, 5, Kela--Long For, by Langfuhr)Lifetime Record: MSP, 35-15-8-6, $276,167. O-JerryHollendorfer, Marvin Kirsner, Al Morrison & GeorgeTodaro. B-Raymond Kolar (KY). T-Jerry Hollendorfer.*$1,000 RNA yrl '09 FTKOCT.

7th-HAW, $32,000, NW2$X, (S), 3yo/up, 6f, 1:11 4/5,ft.CHATFIELD ROAD (g, 3, Bellamy Road--Ms. Chatfield{SW}, by Hasty Flyer) Lifetime Record: SW, 6-3-0-2,$109,039. O/B-John Carver (IL). T-Thomas HSwearingen.

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3rd-GGX, $29,105, Opt. Clm. ($25,000), NW1$X,3yo/up, f/m, 1m (AWT), 1:39, ft.BOTTLE BLONDE (GB) (f, 3, Indesatchel {Ire}--Sukuma{Ire}, by Highest Honor {Fr}) Lifetime Record: 18-4-3-3,$60,210. O-Jerry Hollendorfer, Daniel J Gatto, &George Todaro. B-M A L Evans (GB). T-JerryHollendorfer. *$5,000 yrl '11 DONAUG; $6,000 2yo>12 DONHIT.

6th-FGX, $27,180, Opt. Clm. ($30,000), C, 3yo/up,f/m, 1m70y (off turf), 1:44 1/5, ft.HONEY HUES (f, 4, Henny Hughes--Unbridled Echo{SP}, by Unbridled's Song) Lifetime Record: 14-6-3-1,$171,743. O-L T B Inc & Miles Childers. B-StonewayFarm (KY). T-Bernard S Flint. *$60,000 RNA yrl '10KEESEP. **Won by 19 lengths.

7th-CTX, $27,100, 12-7, NW3L, (S), 2yo, f, 6 1/2f,1:22, ft.TRAIL'SATWOSTEPPIN (f, 2, Dance With Ravens--Lonesome Trail, by Copelan Too) Lifetime Record:5-2-3-0, $47,400. O-Grams Racing Stable LLC.B-Timothy C & Judith A Grams (WV). T-Timothy CGrams.

8th-CTX, $27,000, 12-7, NW3LX, 3yo/up, 7f, 1:27 4/5, ft.DANCIN N' DEALIN (g, 3, Dance With Ravens--Catalita,by Mountain Cat) Lifetime Record: 10-3-3-1, $71,260.O-Five Hellions Farm. B-Mr & Mrs Charles McGinnes(MD). T-Jeffery S Allen. *$7,500 yrl '11 FTMOCT.**1/2 to Bessie (Medallist), SW, $218,282.

7th-TPX, $25,650, Opt. Clm. ($50,000), C, 3yo/up,f/m, 1m (AWT), 1:38, ft.SOME TEMPER (f, 3, War Front--Brilliant Thunder, byThunder Gulch) Lifetime Record: 12-4-3-0, $116,975.O-Ashview Farm. B-Tailwind Racing Inc (KY). T-KellynGorder. *$75,000 wlng '10 KEENOV; $175,000 yrl '11FTSAUG. **1/2 to Swiss Current (Swiss Yodeler), SW,$294,937.

9th-MNR, $25,300, 12-7, NW3L, 3yo/up, 5f, 1:00 2/5,gd.ZA WOODMAN (g, 3, Zavata--Lady Woodman, byWoodman) Lifetime Record: 14-3-2-0, $55,756.O-Jamen Davidovich. B-William Joseph Solomon (PA).T-Andrew Davidovich.

8th-MNR, $22,200, 12-7, NW2L, 3yo/up, 1m, 1:44 1/5, gd.NIGHT WARDEN (c, 3, First Defence--Euphonize, bySeattle Slew) Lifetime Record: 9-2-2-1, $36,655.O-Billy, Donna & Justin Hays. B-Juddmonte Farms Inc(KY). T-Joe Woodard.

8th-TPX, $20,642, Opt. Clm. ($20,000), NW1$X,3yo/up, f/m, 1 1/16m (AWT), 1:43 2/5, ft.STOPTALKINGMARIA (f, 4, Whywhywhy--Pharma{GISW, $387,659}, by Theatrical {Ire}) LifetimeRecord: 19-2-1-5, $66,556. O-Maria Sol Aller. B-FabOak Stable (KY). T-Murat Sancal. *$6,000 yrl '10KEESEP.

7th-RET, $18,000, 12-7, Opt. Clm. ($20,000), NW2X,3yo/up, 1mT, 1:36 4/5, fm.QUIET ACCELERATION (g, 4, Silent Picture--TerrificSpeed, by Senor Speedy) Lifetime Record: MSP,26-7-2-4, $138,103. O/T/B-Dan Pish (TX).

ADDITIONAL MAIDEN WINNERS:Senza Fina, f, 2, City Zip--Ragtime Doll (SW,$129,665), by Smarten. BHP, 12-8, (C), 6 1/2f (AWT), 1:18. B-Mary E Eppler Racing Stable Inc & Leonard Pineau (MD). *$7,000 yrl '12 KEESEP; $45,000 2yo >13 OBSAPR. **1/2 to Hanalei Bay (Exploit), MSP, $203,722.

Endeavor's Dream, g, 2, Endeavor--Poet's Dream, by El Prado (Ire). WOX, 12-8, (S), 7f (AWT), 1:25 1/5. B-Tucci Stable (ON).Cryptic Comet, f, 2, Greeley's Galaxy--High Falutin Gal (Ire), by Silver Deputy. AQU, 12-8, (S), 6f, 1:13. B-EKQ Stable & Patrick Meskell (NY). *$13,000 yrl '12 FTMOCT; $55,000 2yo >13 OBSAPR.

Rocked Twice, c, 2, Rocky Bar--Double Punch, by Two Punch. BHP, 12-8, (C), 6f (AWT), 1:11 4/5. B-Kevin R Owens (AZ). *SP.Miss Loujean, f, 2, Unusual Heat--Tempting Date (MSW, $363,818), by Perfect Mandate. BHP, 12-8, (S), 6f (AWT), 1:12 1/5. B-Adam & Paul Lewis (CA).Mandala, g, 3, Benchmark--Kriskeri (SW, $112,839), by Rehaan. GGX, 12-8, 6f (AWT), 1:10 3/5. B-Rhianon Farms Inc & Don C Smith (CA).Juanita Senorita, f, 3, Corinthian--Gran Senorita, by El Gran Senor. TPX, 12-8, 6f (AWT), 1:10 4/5. B-Hertrich/McCarthy Livestock LLC & John D Fielding (KY). *$90,000 yrl '11 KEESEP; $20,000 2yo >12 FTMMAY. **1/2 to Gilded Gold (Gilded Time), MSW & GSP, $410,182; Key West Breeze (Hennessy), SP, $157,447.

Charlies Mist, f, 3, Philanthropist--Archers Mist, by Archers Bay. WOX, 12-8, (S), 6 1/2f (AWT), 1:19 3/5. B-Keith Hinds (ON).Flashing Authority, f, 3, South of Broad--Duel Authority, by Conte Di Savoya. DED, 12-7, (S), 5f, 1:00 2/5. B-Belinda Donaghey (LA). *1/2 to Sweet Little Sleet (Seattle Sleet), SW, $167,207.Dutchess of Devon, f, 4, Devon Deputy--Bequeen, by Believe the Queen. CTX, 12-7, (S), 6 1/2f, 1:24 4/5. B-Harry Joe & Dr Alison Kate Painter (WV).

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