TODAY’S NEWS – no Youmzain to Woodbine, but Rainbow View is coming…Leonnatus is at stud, Classy ‘n Smart etc.

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RAINBOW VIEW, multiple Group 1 winner, is headed to Woodbine with a litany of European gals for the Oct. 17 E.P. Taylor

photo courtesy Three Chimneys

 

 

 

 

YOUMZAIN NOT COMING TO WOODBINE

CANADIAN INTERNATIONAL/E.P. TAYLOR NEWS

Youmzain set for winter break

press association

Youmzain is likely to be put away for the season following another gallant effort to finish second in the Prix

de l’Arc de Triomphe for the third year running.

Connections are set to resist the temptation of races such as the Canadian International and the Breeders’ Cup Turf and concentrate instead on a 2010 campaign, with a fourth attempt at the Arc on the agenda.

“He is most unlikely to run again in 2009 but it’s very much on the cards that he’ll remain in training and

follow a similar campaign as a seven-year-old, when he would go for races like the Coronation Cup in which he Was so unlucky this year,” Bruce Raymond, racing manager to owner Jaber Abdullah told www.mickchannon.tv.

“Youmzain seems to excel round Longchamp and it would be lovely to think he could go back next year and win it, as we all think he deserves it.”

Channon added: “He’s travelled home fine and looks fantastic. I would not have been against him running again this year, but that choice is Jaber’s. He is the owner.”

TRIP TO TORONTO JUST AS WELL

FROM THOROUGHBRED DAILY NEWS

As written in this space before, Just As Well was taken over by trainer Jonathan Sheppard from George Strawbridge who wanted to sell the horse, has gone on to be a Grade 1 winner:

“This horse hadn=t broken his maiden, had some

mystery unsoundness,” Sheppard explained of the colt=s

three-year-old season.

“I told [Mr. Strawbridge] that I would take him if he’d give him to me, and he said, ‘I

would appreciate that very much,’ and he did. I turned him out for about six months in a big field and I brought him back in, really not knowing what to expect. We didn’t know how good he was. We knew he had a big pedigree. He’s gone from strength to strength, and it’s  just been amazing.”

The dark bay has celebrated an outstanding season, with a win in the July 11 GIII Arlington H. prior to a

runner-up effort behind Gio Ponti (Tale of the Cat) in the GI Arlington Million Aug. 8. In his most recent appearance, Just as Well crossed the line second in the GI Northern Dancer S. at Woodbine, but was awarded

the victory upon the disqualification of Marsh Side (Gone West). The result is currently under appeal. Despite

the success this season, Sheppard does not expect Just as Well to make the trip to California for the

Breeders= Cup. He will instead return to Toronto for the GI Canadian International S. Oct. 17.

CANADIAN INTERNATIONAL POSSIBILITIES

ASK (GB)»

b.h.6 by Sadler’s Wells(Northern Dancer) – Request (GB)(Rainbow Quest)

Patrick J. Fahey Sir Michael R. Stoute

BUCCELLATI (GB)

ch.h.5 by Soviet Star or Night Shift(Nureyev) – Susi Wong (IRE)(Selkirk)

McMahon Mr. & Mrs. P. and Gorell Mr. & Mrs. R. Andrew Balding

CHAMPS ELYSEES (GB)»

b.h.6 by Danehill(Danzig) – Hasili (IRE)(Kahyasi (IRE))

Juddmonte Farms Robert J. Frankel

JUKEBOX JURY (IRE)

gr.c.3 by Montjeu (IRE)(Sadler’s Wells) – Mare Aux Fees (GB)(Kenmare (FR))

Mr. A. Spence Mark S. Johnston

JUST AS WELL»

dk b/.h.6 by A.P. Indy(Seattle Slew) – No Matter What(Nureyev)

Jonathan E. Sheppard Jonathan E. Sheppard

MARSH SIDE»

dk b/.h.6 by Gone West(Mr. Prospector) – Colonial Play(Pleasant Colony)

Robert S. Evans Neil D. Drysdale

MAWATHEEQ»

b.c.4 by Danzig(Northern Dancer) – Sarayir(Mr. Prospector)

Hamdan Al Maktoum Marcus P. Tregoning

QUIJANO (GER)

ch.g.7 by Acatenango (GER)(Surumu (GER)) – Quila (IRE)(Unfuwain)

Gestuet Fahrhof Peter Schiergen

SPICE ROUTE (GB)

ch.g.5 by King’s Best(Kingmambo) – Zanzibar (IRE)(In the Wings (GB))

Harlequin Ranches, R. Johnson and R. Attfield Roger L. Attfield

E.P. TAYLOR

“…Europeans will outnumber locals” – Adrian Beaumont, IRB

Stakes are high as Rainbow View leads strong European charge to Canada

from Daily Mail

By David Milnes

Rainbow View is to have her first start outside the British Isles when she heads to Canada for the $1million

Grade 1 EP Taylor Stakes in Toronto later this month.

Last years champion juvenile filly,who bypassed a couple of engagements at home and in France at the weekend,

returned to Group 1 winning form for John Gosden when beating Heaven Sent to land the Matron Stakes at

Leopardstown last month

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/racing/article-1218406/RACING-Stakes-high-Rainbow-View-leads-strong-European-c

harge-Canada.html

E.P. TAYLOR POSSIBILITIES

CHINESE WHITE (IRE)

gr.f.4 by Dalakhani (IRE)(Darshaan (GB)) – Chiang Mai (IRE)(Sadler’s Wells)

Lady O’Reilly Dermot K. Weld

EVA’S REQUEST (IRE)»

ch.f.4 by Soviet Star(Nureyev) – Ingabelle (IRE)(Taufan)

Liam Mulryan Mick R. Channon

LADY SHAKESPEARE»

ch.f.3 by Theatrical (IRE)(Nureyev) – Lady Shirl(That’s a Nice)

Charles E. Fipke Roger L. Attfield

LAHALEEB (IRE)

b.f.3 by Redback (GB)(Mark of Esteem (IRE)) – Flames (GB)(Blushing Flame)

Mohammed Al Qatami and K al Mudhaf Mick R. Channon

LOOK HERE (GB)

b.f.4 by Hernando (FR)(Niniski) – Last Look (GB)(Rainbow Quest)

J. H. Richmond-Watson Ralph Beckett

MEKONG MELODY (IRE)

b.f.4 by Cape Cross (IRE)(Green Desert) – Nini Princesse (IRE)(Niniski)

David C. Egan Roger L. Attfield

MUCH OBLIGED»

b.f.4 by Kingmambo(Mr. Prospector) – Danka(Strawberry Road (AUS))

Pin Oak Stable Malcolm Pierce

POINTS OF GRACE»

ch.f.4 by Point Given(Thunder Gulch) – Fateful(Topsider)

Live Oak Plantation Malcolm Pierce

PRINCESS HAYA»

b.f.4 by Street Cry (IRE)(Machiavellian) – Sally Slew(Slew City Slew)

Eileen H. Hartis Michael R. Matz

RAINBOW VIEW»

b.f.3 by Dynaformer(Roberto) – No Matter What(Nureyev)

Augustin Stable John H. M. Gosden

ROSES ‘N’ WINE

ch.f.4 by Broken Vow(Unbridled) – Regent’s Fancy(Vice Regent)

Firestone Farms Ltd. David R. Bell

 

 

LEO TO STAND AT COLEBROOK

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LEONNATUS ANTEAS to stud

 

The addition of new stallions to ONTARIO  has been fast and furious in recent weeks – it was reported right here on Thoroughbred that Milwaukee Brew, Alphabet Soup, Olmadavor and Giant Gizmo are headed to Gardiner Farms from Adena Springs South.

Now, champion 2-year-old LEONNATUS ANTEAS is off to stud at COLEBROOK FARMS in Uxbridge, Ontario.

The son of Stormy Atlantic-South Sea Blues was brilliant at 2, winning the Vandal and Cup & Saucer Stakes and he won the Durham Cup as a 3yo.

BULLET LANDS

Draws post 7 Friday

FATAL BULLET has landed in Kentucky for Friday’s Grade 3 Phoenix Stakes at Keeneland.

Trainer Reade Baker and jockey Eurico Rosa Da Silva, who is the pick to be named Canada’s jockey of the year at the Sovereign Awards, will be there as the Bullet has his final prep for the Breeders’ Cup Sprint.

Friday, Keeneland

PHOENIX S.-GIII, $250,000, 3yo/up, 6f (AWT)

PP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER WT

1 Greeley’s Conquest Mr. Greeley Theriot Thomas 118

2 Silver Edition Silver Deputy Bridgmohan Lukas 118

3 Ez Dreamer In Excess (Ire) Leparoux Owens 118

4 Capt. Candyman Can Candy Ride (Arg) Castellano Wilkes 122

5 Hamazing Destiny Salt Lake Thompson Lukas 116

6 Past the Point Indian Charlie Gomez Harty 118

7 Fatal Bullet Red Bullet Da Silva Baker 118

8 My Pal Charlie Indian Charlie Albarado Stall Jr 118

9 Formidable Sky Mesa Maragh H A Jerkens 118

10 Sing Baby Sing Unbridled’s Song Landeros Bruner 118

CLASSY’N SMART HONOURED

WOODBINE WILL BE WINDY ON WEDNESDAY

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 AUTHENICAT (D’Wildcat) drops from graded stakes to Ontario sired again tonight at Woodbine, but will the distance be her major rival?

www.horse-races.net photo

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Race 7 – 9:44 PM     First Half Late Daily Double / Exactor / Triactor

    

Classy ‘n Smart S.

Purse $125,000. For Fillies And Mares, Three-Year-Olds & Upward, Sired By A Stallion Standing In Ontario For His Entire Season The Year Of Conception And Registered With The Canadian Thoroughbred Society For That Season. One And One Sixteenth Miles. (All Weather Track)

PP     Horse     Virtual

Stable     A/S     Med     Jockey     Wgt     Trainer     M/L

1     You Will Love Me (ON)         5/M     L     C Sutherland     115     R E Barnett     12/1

2     Krz Exec (ON)         4/F     L     E Ramsammy     115     M P De Paulo     4/1

3     Nicki Knew (ON)         4/F     L     J McAleney     115     K Attard     10/1

4     Authenicat (ON)         4/F     L     R C Landry     115     J Carroll     3/1

5     San Nicola Whiskey (ON)         4/F     L     D Clark     122     R E Barnett     10/1

6     Ocala Dawn (ON)         3/F     L     R A Dos Ramos     111     M Drexler     15/1

7     Double Malt (ON)         3/F     L     E R Da Silva     120     M Pierce     2/1

8     Serena’s Rose (ON)         4/F     L     T Pizarro     115     R A Jones     15/1

9     Santina d’Or (ON)         5/M     L     E Wilson     115     P Attard     12/1

Owners: 1 – William G. Jones; 2 – Sylon Stable and Partner; 3 – Knob Hill Stable; 4 – Vinery Stables LLC and Fog City Stables Inc.; 5 – J., D., A., C., and F. Pirone; 6 – Larry Falloon; 7 – M. Ambler and Partners; 8 – Heste Sport, Inc.; 9 – York Tech Racing Stable and Teresa Di Paola (Lessee)

Breeders: 1 – Bill Jones; 2 – Ron Guidolin Jr. & David Guidolin; 3 – Knob Hill Stable; 4 – Gail Wood; 5 – J. Pirone, D. Pirone, T. Pirone,C. Pirone & F. Pirone; 6 – Cavendish Investing Ltd.; 7 – Mike Ambler; 8 – Heste Sport Inc.; 9 – Reade Baker

GOOD BETTING RACE SHOULD HELP BAD WEATHER

It’s ugly out there in Toronto right now – heavy rains again, huge winds that hopefully will calm down before racing tonight at Woodbine.

The 9 gals entered in the Ontario-sired Classy ‘n Smart include last year’s 2nd and 3rd place finishers in the race – YOU WILL LOVE ME and NICKI KNEW, both of whom have had trouble winning races this year.

AUTHENICAT has been well spotted all season as she tries for some big-time black type in graded races and now she gets some much needed class relief.

It’s not her best distance but she might be good enough.

The gal she has to beat is the streaking DOUBLE MALT, who has been very happy,thank you, since she moved into Ontario sired races, with three consecutive scores in stakes races.

FROM WIKIPEDIA..

Classy ‘n Smart (1981-1999) was bred and raced by Sam-Son Farm, she made nine career starts, winning five and running second in three others. Although she was voted the 1984 Canadian Champion 3-Year-Old Filly, her true legacy is as a Champion broodmare. Her most important foals were:

    * Dance Smartly (b. 1988) – sired by Danzig, the superstar filly was inducted in the Canadian Horse Racing Hall of Fame as well as the United States Racing Hall of Fame. Dance Smartly went undefeated in 1991 while winning the Canadian Triple Crown and becoming the first horse bred in Canada to ever win a Breeders’ Cup race. She retired as the richest filly in world racing history with earnings of US$$3,263,835. In turn, Dance Smartly was the dam of Scatter The Gold winner of two of the three Canadian Triple Crown races as well as Dancethruthedawn who won the Grade I Go For Wand Handicap at Saratoga Race Course in the United States plus she won Canada’s most prestigious race, the Queen’s Plate.

    * Smart Strike (b. 1992) – a multiple graded stakes race winner and the Leading sire in North America in 2007 and 2008. His progeny includes two-time American Horse of the Year, Curlin, Canadian Horse of the Year, Soaring Free, and American Champion Male Turf Horse, English Channel. Smart Strike is also the damsire of 2009 Kentucky Derby winer, Mine That Bird.

Classy ‘n Smart died at age eighteen on September 28, 1999 at Sam-Son Farm. Inaugurated in 1997, the Classy ‘N Smart Stakes at Woodbine Racetrack was named in her honor. In 2004, she was inducted in the Canadian Horse Racing Hall of Fame.

 

WOODBINE SCOREBOARD

TRAINERS

Mark E. Casse      293      50      46      43      $3,683,660

Sid C. Attard     200     43     25     27     $2,207,814

Steven Asmussen     191     39     31     27     $1,545,109

Robert P. Tiller     257     37     47     38     $1,835,438

Roger L. Attfield     136     36     20     15     $2,585,236

Reade Baker     223     33     32     33     $1,923,097

Scott H. Fairlie     228     33     30     39     $1,945,777

Terry Jordan     74     33     9     12     $1,327,175

Malcolm Pierce     159     32     21     21     $2,680,319

Nicholas Gonzalez     208     31     26     23     $1,565,557

Josie Carroll     140     26     22     28     $1,746,849

Brian A. Lynch     86     22     11     10     $1,144,485

JOCKEYS

Patrick Husbands      705      132      122      110      $8,088,746

Chantal Sutherland     697     96     103     105     $5,513,604

James McAleney     466     90     59     65     $4,685,050

Emile Ramsammy     604     89     72     63     $3,935,965

Eurico Rosa Da Silva     535     84     88     61     $5,498,415

Tyler Pizarro     544     80     86     70     $4,300,223

Emma-Jayne Wilson     661     77     95     86     $4,448,655

Todd Kabel     355     53     37     36     $2,796,722

Luis Contreras     261     52     41     33     $2,230,037

Justin Stein     492     43     60     41     $2,119,893

Corey Fraser     269     31     36     31     $1,676,036

Gerry Olguin     335     29     34     40     $1,634,295

Jono C. Jones     362     28     34     53     $2,378,756

Robert C. Landry     282     28     27     39     $1,891,346

Richard Anthony Dos Ramos     218     28     20     31     $1,598,246

 

JIM BOYLEN

Obituary

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James Anthony Boylen, Born March 10,1937 to the late Dorothy and M.J. Boylen, Husband to Mary Anne Boylen (nee Daniels), Father to Deborah Lynn Firestone, Cindy Ann Firestone, Shelley Ann Boylen, Lesley Elizabeth Boylen, Christa-Dora Pabst, Billie Jeanne Boylen and James Taylor Boylen. Grandfather to Laurel Graham, Caitlin Wakefield, Kyle Wakefield, Charlize Pabst, Raif Pabst and Rylan Clifton.

Step-father to Stephen Klugman and Michele Berry. Brother to Elaine Boylen and the late Phil Boylen – passed away suddenly, due to complications from recent surgery, in the early morning of October 6th at Southlake Regional Health Centre. Visitation and funeral will take place at Roadhouse & Rose Funeral Home, 157 Main St. South in Newmarket. Visitation: Thursday, October 8, from 4-8pm and Friday, October 9th from 10 a.m. to Noon. Funeral Service: Friday at 12:30pm. Flowers are welcome, as are donations to the Avelino Gomez Memorial Foundation. Online condolences may be made at www.roadhouseandrose.com