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This is the week of all weeks for horse racing fans around the world - the BREEDERS' CUP, this
year on Friday AND Saturday. What a wild set of races and interesting handicapping puzzles.


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FILLY AND MARE SPRINT (Friday)

PP	Horse	Jockey	Trainer	Owner	Odds
1	Miss Macy Sue		Kelly Von Hemel	Roll Reroll Stables LLC, William Gessmann, and Dennis Acbaugh
2	Miraculous Miss		Steve Klesaris	Puglisi Stables, Steve B. Klesaris
3	Dream Rush		Richard Violette Jr.	West Point Thoroughbreds
4	Maryfield		Doug F. O'Neill	Mark Gorman, Nick Mestrandrea, Jim Perry
5	Jazzy (ARG) (*15)		Mark A. Hennig	Team Valor International, Des Scott, Robert Muir
6	Oprah Winney		Richard E. Dutrow Jr.	Sanford Goldfarb, Michael Dubb, Bunch of Characters Stable
7	La Traviata		Francois Parisel	Michael Tabor, Mrs. John Magnier, Derrick Smith
8	Wild Gams		Benjamin W. Perkins Jr.	New Farm
9	Shaggy Mane		Don Chatlos Jr.	IEAH Stables, Andrew Cohen, Gary Tolchin, Jim Kwong, and Steve Cohen
10	Baroness Thatcher		Francois Parisel	Zayat Stables LLC
Total horses entered in race: 10 (*09) denotes 9% supplementary fee (*15) denotes 15% supplementary fee

Breeders' Cup Juvenile Turf

PP	Horse	Jockey	Trainer	Owner	Odds
1	Your Round		Mark Hubley	Katie Rich Stables
2	Cannonball		Wesley Ward	Kenneth and Sarah Ramsey
3	The Leopard		Todd A. Pletcher	Derrick Smith, Mrs. John Magnier, Michael Tabor
4	Cherokee Triangle		Michael J. Maker	Skychai Racing Stable, Sand Dollar Stable LLC
5	Strike the Deal		Jeremy Noseda	The Searchers
6	Gio Ponti		Christophe Clement	Castleton Lyons, Inc.
7	Nownownow		Francois Parisel	Fab Oak Stable
8	Achill Island (IRE)		Aidan P. O'Brien	Mrs. John Magnier
9	Prussian		William I. Mott	Monticule LLC
10	Preachin Man		Ronny Werner	McKathan Brothers and Fred Hertrich
11	Texas Fever		Michael Stidham	Stonerside Stable LLC
12	Domestic Fund (IRE)		Dermot K. Weld	Moyglare Stud Farm Ltd.
Total horses entered in race: 12 (*09) denotes 9% supplementary fee (*15) denotes 15% supplementary fee

Breeders' Cup Dirt Mile

PP	Horse	Jockey	Trainer	Owner	Odds
1	Discreet Cat		Saeed bin Suroor	Godolphin Racing LLC
2	Lewis Michael		Wayne M. Catalano	Frank Carl Calabrese Stable
3	Wanderin Boy		Nicholas P. Zito	Arthur B. Hancock III
4	Forefathers		William I. Mott	Zayat Stables LLC
5	High Finance		Richard Violette Jr.	West Point Thoroughbreds, Inc.
6	Gottcha Gold		Edward Plesa Jr.	Centaur Farms, Inc.
7	Park Avenue Ball		James T. Ryerson	Char-Mari Stable
8	Corinthian		James A. Jerkens	Centennial Farms
9	Xchanger		Mark Shuman	Circle Z Stable, Joseph Masone, Mark Shuman
Total horses entered in race: 9 (*09) denotes 9% supplementary fee (*15) denotes 15% supplementary fee

Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies

PP	Horse	Jockey	Trainer	Owner	Odds
1	Phantom Income		Richard Violette Jr.	Klaravich Stables, Inc. and William Lawrence
2	Clearly Foxy		Mark E. Casse	Charles LaLoggia
3	Tasha's Miracle		John W. Sadler	Budget Stables and Team Valor International
4	Indian Blessing		Bob Baffert	Hal J. Earnhardt III
5	Irish Smoke		Francois Parisel	West Point Thoroughbreds, Inc. and Lewis G. Lakin
6	Set Play		Peter Miller	Sean Gerson, Charleville Stables
7	Backseat Rhythm		Patrick L. Reynolds	Paul P. Pompa Jr.
8	Izarra		Ronald L. McAnally	Janis R. Whitman
9	Smarty Deb		Doris Harwood	Northwest Farms LLC
10	Proud Spell		J. Larry Jones	Brereton C. Jones
11	Zee Zee		William I. Mott	Zayat Stables LLC
12	Grace Anatomy		Doug F. O'Neill	J. Paul Reddam, Suarez Racing, and Paul LoDuca
13	Cry and Catch Me		Bob Baffert	Stetson Land and Cattle Company
14	A to the Croft		Kenneth G. McPeek	Koolmen Racing Stables LLC
Total horses entered in race: 14 (*09) denotes 9% supplementary fee (*15) denotes 15% supplementary fee

Breeders' Cup Juvenile

PP	Horse	Jockey	Trainer	Owner	Odds
1	Z Humor		William I. Mott	Zayat Stables LLC
2	War Pass		Nicholas P. Zito	Robert V. LaPenta
3	Kodiak Kowboy		Steven M. Asmussen	Vinery Stables
4	Slew's Tiznow		Francois Parisel	Joseph LaCombe Stables, Inc.
5	Shore Do		Chuck Peery	Mike Connors, Terry and Kevin Jacobsen, Jim Hawkins
6	Overextended		Doug F. O'Neill	J. Paul Reddam
7	Pyro		Steven M. Asmussen	Winchell Thoroughbreds LLC
8	Globalization		Richard Violette Jr.	Klaravich Stables, Inc. and William Lawrence
9	Old Man Buck		Kenneth G. McPeek	Lawrence E. Carroll
10	Tale of Ekati		Barclay Tagg	Charles Fipke
11	Dixie Chatter		Richard E. Mandella	Herman Sarkowsky
12	Salute the Sarge		Eric Guillot	Southern Equine Stables LLC
13	Wicked Style		George R. Arnold III	Ashbrook Farm
Total horses entered in race: 13 (*09) denotes 9% supplementary fee (*15) denotes 15% supplementary fee

Breeders' Cup Filly and Mare Turf

PP	Horse	Jockey	Trainer	Owner	Odds
1	All My Loving (IRE)		Aidan P. O'Brien	Mrs. Richard Henry, Mrs. John Magnier
2	Honey Ryder		Todd A. Pletcher	Glencrest Farm
3	Nashoba's Key		Carla Gaines	Warren B. Williamson
4	Passage of Time (GB)		Henry A. Cecil	Juddmonte Farms, Inc.
5	Wait a While		Todd A. Pletcher	Arindel Farm
6	Lahudood (GB) (*09)		Kiaran P. McLaughlin	Shadwell Farm LLC
7	Argentina (IRE)		Robert J. Frankel	Stonerside Stable LLC
8	Timarwa (IRE)		John M. Oxx	H.H. The Aga Khan
9	Danzon		Francois Parisel	Joseph Allen
10	Arravale		McDonald Benson	Robert J. Costigan
11	Simply Perfect (GB)		Jeremy Noseda	Derrick Smith, Michael Tabor, Mrs. John Magnier
12	Precious Kitten		Robert J. Frankel	Kenneth and Sarah Ramsey
Total horses entered in race: 12 (*09) denotes 9% supplementary fee (*15) denotes 15% supplementary fee

Breeders' Cup Sprint

PP	Horse	Jockey	Trainer	Owner	Odds
1	Smokey Stover		Greg Gilchrist	Harry J. Aleo
2	Midnight Lute		Bob Baffert	Pegram, Watson, and Weitman Performances LLC
3	Attila's Storm		Richard E. Schosberg	R.D. Hubbard, Barry K. Schwartz, Wachtel Stable and Brous Stable
4	Talent Search		Mark Shuman	Kenneth and Sarah Ramsey
5	Kelly's Landing		Eddie Kenneally	Summerplace Farm
6	Commentator		Nicholas P. Zito	Tracy Farmer
7	Idiot Proof		Clifford W. Sise	Martin J. and Pam Wygod
8	Benny the Bull		Richard E. Dutrow Jr.	IEAH Stables, Greg James, Andrew Cohen
9	Bordonaro		William Spawr	Fred Carillo, Daniel A. Cassella
10	Greg's Gold		David E. Hofmans	William R. Boswell
11	Forefathers		William I. Mott	Zayat Stables LLC
Total horses entered in race: 11 (*09) denotes 9% supplementary fee (*15) denotes 15% supplementary fee

Breeders' Cup Mile

PP	Horse	Jockey	Trainer	Owner	Odds
1	Rebellion (GB)		H. Graham Motion	James and Mary Lea Treptow
2	Icy Atlantic		Todd A. Pletcher	James T. Scatuorchio
3	After Market		John A. Shirreffs	Martin J. and Pam Wygod
4	Host (CHI) (*15)		Todd A. Pletcher	Melnyk Racing Stables
5	Jeremy		Sir Michael R. Stoute	Mrs. Elizabeth Moran
6	Trippi's Storm		Stanley M. Hough	E. Paul Robsham Stable LLC
7	Cosmonaut		Francois Parisel	Flying Zee Stables
8	Kip Deville (*15)		Richard E. Dutrow Jr.	IEAH Stables, Andrew Cohen, John A. Roberts, Steve Cohen, Roy Cobb
9	Nobiz Like Shobiz		Barclay Tagg	Elizabeth Jones Valando
10	My Typhoon (IRE)		William I. Mott	Live Oak Plantation
11	Silent Name (JPN)		Robert J. Frankel	Stronach Stables, Inc., Wertheimer et Frere
12	Purim		Thomas F. Proctor	Edward Joseph Sukley
13	Excellent Art (GB) (*09)		Aidan O'Brien	Mrs. John Magnier, Michael Tabor, Derrick Smith, Matthew Green
14	Remarkable News (VEN) (*15)		Angel Penna Jr.	Holly S. Rincon
Total horses entered in race: 14 (*09) denotes 9% supplementary fee (*15) denotes 15% supplementary fee

Breeders' Cup Distaff

PP	Horse	Jockey	Trainer	Owner	Odds
1	Balance		David E. Hofmans	Amerman Racing LLC
2	Prop Me Up		Gregory D. Sacco	Silly Goose Racing Stables LLC
3	Tough Tiz's Sis (*09)		Bob Baffert	Watson and Weitman Performances LLC
4	Ginger Punch (*09)		Robert J. Frankel	Stronach Stables LLC
5	Lady Joanne		Carl A. Nafzger	Bentley Smith
6	Bear Now		Reade Baker	Bear Stables, Ltd.
7	Lear's Princess		Kiaran P. McLaughlin	West Point Thoroughbreds, Inc.
8	Octave		Todd A. Pletcher	Starlight Stables, Donald Lucarelli
9	Teammate		H. Allen Jerkens	Joseph Allen
10	Indian Vale		Todd A. Pletcher	Melnyk Racing Stables
11	Unbridled Belle	Todd A. Pletcher		Team Valor International
12	Hystericalady		Jerry Hollendorfer	Rancho San Miguel, Jerry Hollendorfer, George Todaro
Total horses entered in race: 12 (*09) denotes 9% supplementary fee (*15) denotes 15% supplementary fee

Breeders' Cup Turf

PP	Horse	Jockey	Trainer	Owner	Odds
1	Fri Guy		Dale L. Romans	Zayat Stables LLC
2	Red Rocks (IRE)		Brian Meehan	J. Paul Reddam
3	Better Talk Now		H. Graham Motion	Bushwood Stables
4	Shamdinan (FR)		Angel Penna Jr.	Triple B Farms
5	Grand Couturier (GB)		Robert Ribaudo	Marc Keller
6	English Channel		Todd A. Pletcher	James T. Scatuorchio
7	Dylan Thomas (IRE)		Aidan O'Brien	Mrs. John Magnier and Michael Tabor
8	Transduction Gold		John Glenney	John and Kim Glenney
Total horses entered in race: 8 (*09) denotes 9% supplementary fee (*15) denotes 15% supplementary fee

Breeders' Cup Classic

PP	Horse	Jockey	Trainer	Owner	Odds
1	Lawyer Ron		Todd A. Pletcher	Hines Racing LLC
2	Street Sense		Carl A. Nafzger	James B. Tafel
3	Any Given Saturday		Todd A. Pletcher	WinStar Farm LLC and Padua Stables
4	Curlin		Steven M. Asmussen	Stonestreet Stables LLC, Padua Stables, George Bolton, Shirley Cunningham
5	George Washington (IRE)		Aidan O'Brien	Mrs. John Magnier, Michael Tabor, Derrick Smith
6	Awesome Gem		Craig Dollase	West Point Thoroughbreds, Inc., Patrice Arudel, Paul Blavin
7	Diamond Stripes		Richard E. Dutrow Jr.	Four Roses Thoroughbreds NV
8	Hard Spun		J. Larry Jones	Fox Hill Farms, Inc.
9	Tiago		John A. Shirreffs	Mr. and Mrs. Jerome S. Moss
(*09) denotes 9% supplementary fee (*15) denotes 15% supplementary fee

Woodbine Races Saturday –

** Post Times and Betting Profile

RACE 1 11:45 Double, Pick 3,

Superfecta

2

12:15 Pick 3, Pick 7,

Superfecta

3

12:45 Pick-3,

Superfecta

4

1:17 Win-4,

Superfecta

5

1:46 Pick 3,

Superfecta

6 2:21 Pick 3,

Superfecta

7 2:57 Pick-3,

Superfecta

8 3:28 Pick 3,

Superfecta

9 3:57 Pick 3,

Superfecta

10 4:35 Double,

Superfecta

11 5:10 Superfecta 5:35

Monmouth Park Breeders’ Cup

Post times, betting profile

(woodbine bets right into Monmouth pools)

11:00 Pegasus Dbl, Pick 3,

Pick 5, Super

11:25 Miss Woodford

Pick 3,

Superfecta

11:55 Select Dbl, Pick3,

12:30 Juvenile Fillies

Pick 3,

Pick 4, Super

1:10 Juvenile Pick 3,

Superfecta

1:55 Filly & Mare Turf

Pick 3,

$2 Pick 6,

Superfecta

2:35 Sprint Pick 3,

Superfecta

3:20 Mile Pick 3,

Pick 4, Super

4:50 Turf Double,

Superfecta

5:35 Classic Superfecta

WHO IS CANADA’S HORSE OF THE YEAR? Sealy Hill on top of HOT CANADIAN BRED LIST With respect to BEAR NOW, who is entered in Saturday’s Breeders’ Cup Distaff and a very good showing would change this line of questioning – who will be Canada’s Horse of the Year? Trainer Frank Kirby from Chicago hopes it’s the Kentucky-bred gelding CLOUDY’S KNIGHT that he trains for Dr. Jerry and Shirley Schwartz. He’s eligible – now that he’s made the required 3 starts in Canada and has won two graded races including the Grade 1 Canadian International over the hotshot ASK. But what about SEALY HILL? She won the Triple Tiara, no filly has done that, and she was a close 2nd in the Canadian Stakes and again on Sunday in the Grade 1 E.P. Taylor, when she appeared to pull herself up late or get run down by the super French filly MRS.LINDSAY. It has been a super year for Canadian-breds and Canadian-based horses with SKY CONQUEROR, JAMBALAYA, BEAR NOW, INDIAN VALE etc. winning big races against top competition. (Eugene Melynk had a lovely firster win at Belmont last week, a Canadian-bred 2yo colt who was awkward and green but won a 1 mile maiden allowance with a 66 Beyer Figure. VAUCLUSE is by A P Indy out of Betty's Pet, a winner.) The Sovereign Awards are less than 6 weeks away and the debates will be strong not just for Horse of the Year, but for many categories. CLEARLY THE BREEDERS’ CUP Woodbine-based folks Mark Casse, Mac Benson and Reade Baker are at Monmouth this week with our Woodbine contingent – CHARLES LALOGGIA’S CLEARLY FOXY, BOB COSTIGAN’S ARRAVALE and DANNY DION’S BEAR NOW. All three are longshots but it can be said that there are reasons to consider that each one could get a piece, maybe a big piece, if things go right. CLEARLY FOXY (Volponi) is bred for the dirt and has only raced on turf, winning the Grade 3 Natalma in her 2nd start. She is eligible for Canada’s champion 2yo filly. She is also possibly capable of improving her 83 turf Beyer Figure as a lightly raced gal. Maybe it will be an 85 or a 90 and that gives her a shot. ARRAVALE has been a frustrating story for her barn. She was Canada’s Horse of the Year last year in 2007 – she has been below that form in 4 starts this year. She prefers longer distances so 2 recent one-mile races could be ignored but she would need a lifetime best Beyer Figure in the Filly and Mare Turf – 103 – and hey, she earned her two triple digit Beyer Figures last fall. BEAR NOW (Tiznow) is Canada except for her breeding and, well, where she was born. Anyway, the Dion-owned miss has won 4 of 7 this year including the $750,000 Cotillion (Grade 2) at Philly Park in Sept. with a 101 Beyer Figure. Jockey Jerry Baird, who was a guest at Woodbine’s final seminar on Saturday along with Sky Conqueror, is 2 for 2 on the fast filly. She is not the highest Beyer Figure horse in the race based on the last race but she has speed and will enjoy the tight turns as long as she gets a good post position. TODAY’S FEATURED BREEDERS’ CUP STORIES (as selected by THOROUGHBLOG) FROM THE HAYS DAILY NEWS – Kansas Stem cell injection revives career of Breeders' Cup Sprint contender Greg's Gold By BETH HARRIS AP Racing Writer LOS ANGELES (AP) -- The day after winning a big stakes race in 2005, Greg's Gold turned up in his barn with a bowed tendon -- the kind of injury that depresses owners and puts expensive thoroughbreds out to pasture forever. Not this time. Using stem cells harvested from his own fat to repair his right front tendon, Greg's Gold returned to racing at the highest level. Now, he's one of the top contenders in the $2 million Breeders' Cup Sprint. A full field of 14 was expected for the 6-furlong Sprint when post positions are drawn Tuesday for the 11-race, $23 million Breeders' Cup to be run over two days at Monmouth Park in Oceanport, N.J. The Sprint is Saturday. A victory would cap a remarkable return for Greg's Gold following an 18-month layoff for the stem cell procedure and recovery. The 6-year-old gray gelding was being pointed toward the 2005 Sprint when the injury surfaced. "We usually make riding horses out of them or they're retired," trainer David Hofmans said. "He has come back and is running very well." A scan showed swelling in Greg's Gold after he won the 2005 Bing Crosby Handicap at Del Mar. The ligament in his right front tendon had been shredded. "The prognosis was not very good," Hofmans recalled. "In my mind, it was the only procedure that would help the horse maybe make it back." Typically, a veterinarian makes a small incision and uses scissors to trim out a small amount of fat near the horse's rump, although it can be taken from anywhere. The fat is shipped to the lab, where the stem and regenerative cells are isolated and the fat is gotten rid of. The cells are then returned and implanted at the site of the injury. "Mini-liposuction" is how Hofmans describes the procedure he also calls "revolutionary." "It's not like performance-enhancing drugs at all. It doesn't make them any better (athletes)," said Dr. Robert Harman, whose company Vet-Stem in suburban San Diego holds the worldwide exclusive veterinary patent. Previously, a thoroughbred with a bowed tendon underwent surgery that created scar tissue. As a result, the tendon became rigid and couldn't stretch, which impaired its running ability. "The tendon is a rubber band where energy is stored when a horse runs," Harman said. "If scar tissue is in there, it's no longer elastic and will break again." When stem cells are injected into a horse's injury, they act as an anti-inflammatory that helps prevent scar tissue from forming. Harman compared it to a plastic surgeon injecting fat cells into a person's face to reduce wrinkles. Harman is careful to note that his patented procedure does not involve embryonic stem cells, which are the focus of a highly charged political debate. President Bush has placed restrictions on federal funding for research involving those type of cells. "They took the stem cells from him, they're not getting it from an embryo," Hofmans said. "That's a big difference." After the procedure, Greg's Gold took a year off from racing. He slowly resumed working out, walking on an underwater treadmill for three months before jogging. "Halfway through his training, I could see his tendon was acting differently," Hofmans said. "There was never any problem with it and he showed in his workouts that he was just as good as ever." Hofmans is excited about Greg's Gold's chances Saturday. The 64-year-old trainer will be seeking his third Breeders' Cup victory, having won the 1996 Classic with Alphabet Soup and the 2003 Distaff with Adoration. Dr. Wade Byrd, the veterinarian who did the procedure, is a bit pessimistic, Hofmans said. "He's a laboratory kind of guy. He's very analytical," the trainer said. "He would be a horrible horse trainer. He doesn't see the horse all the time. He doesn't see that it's different than other tendons that I've seen in the past." Byrd had cautioned Hofmans going in that Greg's Gold might be good for another 4-to-5 races. He'll be competing for the eighth time Saturday. "We're using these animals for our own gain, so we have a responsibility of making sure everything is right with them," Hofmans said. FROM THE DESMOINESREGISTER.COM MISS MACY SUE is a favourite…but work almost botched… Iowa filly keeps her head in N.J. tuneup By DAN JOHNSON REGISTER STAFF WRITER Miss Macy Sue had a tense moment Monday in her tuneup for Friday’s $1 million Breeders’ Cup Filly and Mare Sprint. The filly, owned by Leroy Gessmann of Grimes and Dennis Albaugh of Ankeny, worked a half-mile in 48 seconds at Monmouth Park in New Jersey, site of the Friday and Saturday Breeders’ Cup races. As Miss Macy Sue was getting ready to break from a jog to full stride, Benny the Bull, preparing for the Breeders’ Cup Sprint, did the same. When that happens, there’s the risk that competitive horses will hook up in an impromptu race and burn each other out. However, jockey Eddie Razo heard Benny the Bull coming from behind him on the inside. He was able to move his filly away from the action. “I stayed wide the whole way; I didn’t want to get close to him,” Razo said. “She ended up perfect.” Razo had flown in from Hawthorne Racecourse in Chicago just to ride Miss Macy Sue in the workout. “We sure didn’t want her to go in a race,” trainer Kelly Von Hemel said. “That’s why we wanted Eddie to be there, and it paid off.” WAGERING ON SUNDAY DOWN, CALIFORNIA BETTING CITED )excerpt FROM DAILY RACING FORM) BY BILL TALLON "Sunday's 11-race program was a big hit in an aesthetic sense, with good racing and perfect weather, but a disappointment in a business sense. All-sources handle on the card was $4,605,531, down from $5,247,224 on the corresponding 11-race program last year. Handle on the Canadian International itself, with a 12-race field, was $1,048,861. The handle on last year's Canadian International, with 10 starters, was $1,179,554. "California was down quite a bit; we're not sure why," said Sean Pinsonneault, Woodbine's vice president, wagering services. "And, the exchange rate was off about 15 percent [compared to 2006]. That affects the handle a little bit." Pinsonneault estimated Sunday's attendance at 12,000." LOOK AT WOODBINE'S JOCKEY RACE! (through Sunday, starts, wins, 2nds, 3rds, Earnings) Patrick Husbands 547 106 112 75 $7,401,957 Emma-Jayne Wilson 759 103 113 109 $6,514,332 Tyler Pizarro 755 103 104 83 $4,504,072 Emile Ramsammy 629 97 66 70 $4,607,660 TILLER BUYS 5 FOR $103,000 Canadian based trainers NICK GONZALEZ, KEVIN ATTARD, PAUL ATTARD, LAURIE SILVERA, DAVE COTEY, TOM O'KEEFE, JOHN CHARALMABOUS and BOB TILLER were busy at the Fasig-Tipton Kentucky fall yearling sale that started yesterday. Tiller bought a bunch of youngsters including colts by young sires CARTWRIGHT and SOTO (2yo stakes winner by Dehere) for $34,000 and $33,000 respectively.