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LEXINGTON, Ky. - Kentucky basketball assistant Rod Strickland was arrested early Sunday morning and charged with driving under the influence of alcohol, according to a Lexington television station.

Strickland was arrested just before 3 a.m. Sunday, WLEX-18 in Lexington reported on its Website, after running a red light. He failed "several" tests for alcohol intoxication and refused a breathalyzer test, according to WLEX.

Lexington police did not immediately return a phone call to The Courier-Journal.

"A lush blend of country, blues, and folk..."

WFPK Presents
JAKOB DYLAN & THREE LEGS
featuring Neko Case & Kelly Hogan
Opening act: Mimicking Birds
Tuesday, April 13, 8 p.m.
The Brown Theatre on Broadway


Standard ticket prices: $20, $27.50, reserved seating, fees apply.

Tickets are available online, by phone (502.584.7777, 502.562.0730 TTY), and in-person at The Kentucky Center box office.

Description: : Jakob Dylan arrives at the Brown Theatre with backing band Three Legs, featuring Neko Case and Kelly Hogan, to perform songs from Women and Country, his second solo album.

Dylan describes his new collection of songs this way:

"Everything we care about is an extension of women and country. I think that's the way the world works all over. These things we believe in and strive for are the foundations of what we desire or care about and want to protect. Those are the beginning and end of all our efforts, either proactive or reactionary."

Access Services: Accessible Seating and hearing amplification available. For best available seating, please reserve your Access Services when purchasing your tic



Kentucky’s players shrugged off a dismal shooting performance as just one of those nightmarish nights.

 The Wildcats kept shooting,  but nothing was hitting the basket as West Virginia's zone defense kept them out of the paint.

“We had to take them,” Kentucky guard Darius Miller said.

But shot after shot simply wasn’t falling. Kentucky shot a dismal 0-for-20 from 3-point range and didn’t hit its first bucket from deep until 3:25 left in the game. It also missed 13 free throws.

So the Wildcats’ season ended on a cold night in the cavernous Carrier Dome with the disappointment of knowing they didn’t play to their full potential.

“It was just like one of those games where we couldn’t make shots,” Kentucky guard John Wall said. “Usually we find a way to win if we don’t make them. But against a team like West Virginia that’s talented and can score, you have to make shots.”

West Virginia switched to its zone midway through the first half in hopes it could slow down Kentucky’s penetrating offense. The Wildcats scored 14 of its first 18 points in the paint, and the quick guards Wall and Eric Bledsoe were having little difficulty getting to the rim.

The defensive switch forced Wall and company to rely on outside shots that weren’t falling. With the 6-foot-9 Ebanks at the top of the defense, Kentucky also didn’t have the luxury of easily lobbing passes into its post players.

Radiohead are one of the most successful avant garde rock bands in the world. Now they have got a tribute in four-legged form; as Rolling Stone reports, Radiohead is also the name of one of the potential contenders for the Kentucky Derby.

The three-year-old chestnut colt is 20-1 with the bookies to win the race on May 1 , as well as a trophy and $2m (£1.3m) in prize money. The Kentucky Derby claims to be the greatest race in the world, and is certainly the pinnacle in the US horse-racing calendar.

Speaking to the Miami Herald, Dutrow Jr. said, "He's a cool, happy, curious horse. He's very proud of himself. He's game, you know. He's game for an idea. He knows he's going to have to show he can run against good horses."

Much like Thom Yorke's famously grumpy reputation, it seems Radiohead is a bit



The Academy of St. Martin in the Fields will preform at Norton Center on Sun, April 11, 2010. at 3:00 PM in Newlin Hall.

Under the leadership of Sir Neville Marriner, the Academy of St. Martin in the Fields was founded in 1958 as a small chamber ensemble that brought together some of London's finest musicians. Concentrating at first on music from the Baroque era, the orchestra now performs music from all periods. With more than 500 recordings, it is the most recorded chamber orchestra in the world and is considered by many to be the most prestigious. The acclaimed violinist, Julian Rachlin, joins the orchestra as soloist and conductor for its Newlin Hall concert.

   For ticket Information:    Call Norton Center Box Office @  1-877-HIT- SHOW

                                           OR ONLINE @   Norton Center. Com

Call the Norton Center box office at 1-877-HIT-SHOW (448-74or 

Someone told me long ago
There's a calm before the storm
I know it's been coming for some time

When it's over so they say
It'll rain on a sunny day
I know shinning down like water

I want to know
Have you ever seen the rain
I want to know
Have you ever seen the rain
Coming down on a sunny day

Yesterday and days before
Sun is cold and rain is hard
I know, been that way for all my time

'Til forever, on it goes
Through the circle of fast and slow
I know it can't stop, I wonder

I want to know
Have you ever seen the rain
I want to know
Have you ever seen the rain
Coming down on a sunny day

I want to know
Have you ever seen the rain
I want to know
Have you ever seen the rain
Coming down on a sunny day

 * 5th Largest Tour Worldwide - Pollstar Magazine
 * Recipient of the 2009 Impact Award - Gospel Music Association
 * #1 Christian Tour of the Year - Gospel Music Channel

Don't forget...The Winter Jam 2010 Tour Spectacular is coming to Lexington this Saturday, March 13th! It's not too late to bring your family, friends or church group because it's only $10 at the door and no tickets are required! Just load up your car or church vans and head over to Rupp Arena! We can't wait to see you on Saturday!

Saturday, March 13th
Lexington, KY
Rupp Arena
6:00pm - Doors open at 4:30pm
For more information call: 859-233-4567



BRANDI CARLILE

 Full Band Concert!
 Kentucky Theater, tix on sale this Saturday at 1PM, 859-231-7924
or during the week after 4PM
 
One dollar of every ticket donated to charity

 All ages, reserved seating

After a hugely successful appearance on the WOODSONGS OLD-TIME RADIO HOUR, we are proud to present BRANDI CARLILE in a full band concert in the Kentucky Theater main hall. To her growing community of fans, it's Carlile's revelatory imagery, stark emotive vocals and finely-detailed songs which provide the keys to who she is, where she's been, and where's she's going. Brandi found a new wider audience when the ABC hit medical drama "Grey's Anatomy" showcased three of Brandi's songs -- an unprecedented honor for a new artist. Brandi Carlile's music takes you into the deepest most poetic moments of her own experiences, creating the kind of artist-audience bond that makes you feel you're living inside those moments yourself.

 
ON SALE THIS SATURDAY, 3/13, 1PM, Kentucky Theater!

Alan Jackson
Rupp Arena
Lexington, KY
Sun, May 23, 2010 07:00 PM

Onsale to General Public

Start: Fri, 03/12/10 10:00 AM EST


Presale Begins today at 10am

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Hit List

 * The Country Throwdown Tour 2010 featuring Montgomery Gentry, Jamey Johnson, Little Big Town, Jack Ingram, Eric Church, Eli Young Band, the Lost Trailers, Heidi Newfield, Ryan Bingham, Jonathan Singleton & The Grove and Emily West opens May 14 in Tampa. A Bluebird Café tent will feature emerging singer-songwriters. More than 20 dates are scheduled through June 20. Details here; download the iPhone app here.

* Pre-order Zac Brown Band's DVD/Double CD set Pass The Jar - Zac Brown Band And Friends Live From The Fabulous Fox Theatre In Atlanta (out May 4) and receive a unique code for pre-sale access to ZBB's May 8 Atlanta show.

* Gretchen Wilson, Stoney LaRue, Robert Earl Keen, Rio Grande, the Grascals and others have joined the Verizon Wireless BamaJam Music & Artist Festival June 3-5. They join previously announced headliners Hank Williams, Jr., Kenny Chesney and others for the Enterprise, AL event. Tickets and full lineup here.

Birthdays

Carrie Underwood (3/10)
Kristian Bush (Sugarland) (3/14)
Jerry Jeff Walker (3/16)

On TV

Tuesday (3/9): Various Artists, ACM Showcase 2010 (re-air) (GAC).

Wednesday (3/10): Sugarland, Soundstage (re-air) (GAC).

Thursday (3/11): Gary Allan, Live From The House Of Blues (re-air) (GAC).

Friday (3/12): Blake Shelton, Top 20 Country Countdown (GAC).

In Stores Tuesday (3/9)

Gary Allan Get Off On The Pain
Mark Wright, Greg Droman and Allan co-produced his eighth album, which features the title track lead single. Allan co-wrote five of 10 songs. Ringtone downloads are free with a CD purchase. The Deluxe Edition includes "Long Summer Days" and live tracks "Right Where I Need To Be," "Best I Ever Had" and "Watching Airplanes." Purchase here .

Christian Kane Christian Kane EP
TNT's Leverage actor Kane previews his upcoming label debut with this five-song digital release. Kane co-wrote three of the tracks with artists including Whitney Duncan and Jonathan Singleton. The project is available at all online outlets.
Upcoming Album Releases

Brantley Gilbert Halfway To Heaven (3/16)
Travis Rush Feel (3/16)
Various Artists Sunday In The Country (3/16)
Alan Jackson Freight Train (3/30)
Gretchen Wilson I Got Your Country Right Here (3/30)



NASCAR Sprint Cup Series and Camping World Truck Series competitors will be fulfilling their need for speed south of the Mason Dixon Line this weekend at Atlanta Motor Speedway Saturday and Sunday while the Nationwide Series takes the week off.

While stock cars and trucks are trading paint in Georgia, IndyCar Series drivers are readying for their March 14 season opening event in Sao Paulo, Brazil!

Read on to learn more about this weekend's action, to check out the subject of this week's fan poll and to learn how you can become a smarter driver as spring weather approaches.

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DRIVE SMART! TIP OF THE WEEK: REMEMBER YOUR RATIOS
With a whisper of spring the air, our right feet tend to gain weight when resting on the accelerators in our cars. While you're enjoying more pleasant driving conditions in the coming weeks, remember that as your driving speed increases, so does the distance at which you can safely brake to avoid trouble. If you double your car's speed, accommodate by quadrupling braking distance. If you double the weight of your vehicle, double its stopping distance. Remember these important ratios and you'll be Driving Smart!

NASCAR CAMPING WORLD TRUCK SERIES RETURNS TO ACTION IN ATLANTA SATURDAY
The NASCAR Camping World Truck Series will be back in action Saturday at Atlanta Motor Speedway for the first time since its Feb. 13 season-opening event at Daytona International Speedway where
Timothy Peters took a 0.068 of a second victory over Todd Bodine. Among an interesting list of Atlanta Motor Speedway race entrants is veteran Geoff Bodine, who will attempt to make his first series start in nearly six years and compete against his aforementioned brother for the first time since 2004. Geoff Bodine made his last NASCAR Camping World Truck Series start on July 10, 2004 at Kentucky Speedway. He started 31st and finished 27th. Kevin Harvick is scheduled pilot his No. 2 Kevin Harvick, Inc., machine in Atlanta and Steve Wallace is scheduled to compete in the No. 51 Billy Ballew Motorsports entry. Race coverage will begin at 1:30 p.m. (EST), on SPEED Channel, Motor Racing Network radio and Sirius XM Radio 128. Kyle Busch took last season's Atlanta victory from the pole position. Series standings: http://tinyurl.com/NCWTS-Standings.

JOHNSON TO SEEK THIRD STRAIGHT NSCS VICTORY IN ATLANTA SUNDAY
Four-time and defending NASCAR Sprint Cup Series champion Jimmie Johnson will roll into Atlanta Motor Speedway seeking a third straight victory Sunday. The 34-year-old phenom from El Cajon, Calif., cashed in his 49th career victory at Las Vegas Motor Speedway Feb. 28. He led the final 17 laps of the 400-mile test after wheeling his No. 48 Hendrick Motorsports machine past the No. 24 of his teammate Jeff Gordon. Johnson earned his fourth career Las Vegas Motor Speedway Sprint Cup Series victory along with his fifth career top-10 finish on the 1.5-mile desert tri-oval. Johnson now ranks 12th in all-time series victories and needs just one to tie both Ned Jarrett and Junior Johnson for 11th. The modern-day Johnson has averaged seven victories in each of his four championship seasons. He advanced seven spots in the series standings to fifth with his most recent triumph and will travel to Atlanta Motor Speedway trailing championship leader and second-place Las Vegas race finisher Kevin Harvick by 63 points. Johnson has taken three career victories and a total of nine top-five and 11 top-10 finishes through 17 career Atlanta starts. Harvick, who won the first 300-mile NASCAR Nationwide Series event in Kentucky Speedway history, climbed from the 34th Las Vegas starting position and raced his No. 29 Richard Childress Racing car across the finish line 1.874 seconds behind the No. 48. He collected his second consecutive second-place finish and third straight top-10 finish of the young season. He will enter the site of his emotional first Sprint Cup Series victory with a 47-point championship lead over his teammate Clint Bowyer, who was eighth in the race. Harvick has earned one win and a total of four top-five and five top-10 finishes through 18 career Atlanta Motor Speedway starts. He has earned three consecutive top-10 finishes at the track after taking a fourth-place March finish and a second-place September finish last season. Bowyer has produced one top-five and two top-10 finishes this season. He has placed in the top 10 in four of his eight career Atlanta starts. Gordon took third in the Las Vegas race, his teammate Mark Martin claimed fifth and Roush Fenway Racing driver Matt Kenseth completed the race top five. Gordon moved from 22nd to 13th in the championship standings after taking his first top-five and top-10 finishes of the season in Las Vegas. He will look to sustain his momentum Sunday on a track where he's banked four victories, 14 top-five and 23 top-10 finishes through 35 career series starts. Martin took his second straight fourth-place finish of the season in the desert. He will make his start 48th Atlanta Motor Speedway start on Sunday. He has peeled off two victories, 14 top-five and 23 top-10 finishes in those events. He will start Sunday's race third in the series standings and 49 points behind Harvick. Kenseth picked up his first top-five race finish of the season in Las Vegas while running his string of top-10 finishes to three. He will make his 21st career Atlanta Motor Speedway Sprint Cup Series start on Sunday. He has yet to win a series race in the Peach State, but has earned a total of seven top-five and 11 top-10 Atlanta finishes. Kurt Busch took the first of two Atlanta races last season. Martin snared the pole award for that March event. Race coverage begins at 1:00 p.m. (EST), on FOX, Performance Racing Network radio and Sirius XM Radio 128. Series standings: http://tinyurl.com/NSCS-Standings.

EDWARDS MAINTAINS NASCAR NATIONWIDE SERIES STANDINGS LEAD WITH THIRD PLACE LAS VEGAS FINISH
Roush Fenway Racing competitor Carl Edwards maintained the lead in the NASCAR Nationwide Series standings with a third-place finish at Las Vegas Motor Speedway on Feb. 27. The performance marked his third straight top-five NASCAR Nationwide Series finish of the season and his fifth consecutive top-five finish dating back to last season. He has now finished in the top-10 in five of his six career Nationwide Series starts in Las Vegas. His No. 60 Roush Fenway Racing Ford crossed the finish line two spots behind the No. 29 Kevin Harvick, Inc., Chevrolet that was under the command of its team owner. Kevin Harvick jumped seven positions in the series standings to seventh with his first victory and second top-five finish of the season. The performance also marked Harvick's second career Las Vegas Motor Speedway victory in the series and his seventh career top-10 finish at the Speedway Motorsports, Inc., facility. He trails Edwards by 91 points in the standings. Joe Gibbs Racing star Denny Hamlin took second in the Las Vegas event when his No. 20 Toyota crossed the finish line 1.361 seconds behind Harvick's machine. He earned his first top-five series finish of the season in his first series start of 2010 and earned his 67th career series top-five finish in his 120th career start. Brad Keselowski placed fourth in his No. 22 Penske Racing machine and Brian Vickers completed the Las Vegas race top five. Keselowski moved from fifth to third in the championship standings after taking his second straight top-five finish. He sits 41 points behind Edwards in the standings. Vickers took his second fifth-place finish of the season and his third straight top-10 finish in the No. 32 ride. He is third in the standings and 48 points behind Edwards. Danica Patrick took a 36th-place finish in Las Vegas after starting 37th. Her average series finish is 34th through two career starts. The series next race will be March 20 in the now more cozy Bristol Motor Speedway confines. Race coverage begins at 2:00 p.m., on ABC, Performance Racing Network radio and Sirius XM Satellite Radio 128. Harvick won the first of two series races at the legendary track last season after Brendan Gaughan started from the pole position. Series standings: http://tinyurl.com/NNS10Stand.

INDYCAR SCHEDULE IS THE SUBJECT OF THIS WEEK'S FAN POLL
This week, we'd like to know how you think the solid mix of road courses, street courses and ovals will affect this season's IndyCar Series championship standings. Visit us at http://www.kentuckyspeedway.com to register your vote in our fan poll!



Yum Family Series Program
SESAME STREET LIVE!
"When Elmo Grows Up"
Friday, March 26, 7 p.m.
Saturday, March 27, 10:30 a.m., 2 p.m. & 5:30 p.m.
Sunday, March 28, 1 p.m., 4:30 p.m.
The Brown Theatre on Broadway

Join Elmo and his Sesame Street Live friends as they dream about growing up. When Elmo Grows Up features nearly two dozen songs, including classics that children will love to sing along with, such as "I Love Trash" and "Itsy Bitsy Spider."

Accessible Seating and Assistive Listening available for all performances. Audio Description and Caption Theater available March 28, 1 p.m. performance. American Sign Language (ASL) available for March 28, 1 p.m. performance - but requires reservations two weeks prior to performance date or the service will be cancelled.



Keeneland has cataloged 181 horses for the April Sale, to be held Monday, April 5, beginning at 4 p.m. ET. A one-day Preview Show is scheduled for Thursday, April 1, beginning at 10:30 a.m.

Keeneland's April Sale has produced back-to-back champion colts Lookin At Lucky, multiple Grade 1 winner and champion juvenile in 2009, and Big Brown, 2008 champion three-year-old colt and winner of the Kentucky Derby (G1) and Preakness (G1).

 

STAKES WINNERS

STRIKING DANCER ($110,000, 2007 Sept Yearling, Consignor- Warrendale Sales, agent for Stonestreet Thoroughbred Holdings LLC; Buyer- Ken McPeek), 4YO filly by Smart Strike - Dancing Shoes (IRE), by Danehill. Won La Canada (G2) on 2-14 at Santa Anita (career 11-4-1-3, $206,097). O- Stevestan Stables; B- Stonestreet Thoroughbred Holdings LLC (KY); T- Ken McPeek.

GREENSPRING ($85,000, 2006 Sept Yearling, Consignor- Gainesway, agent; Buyer- Our Chelsea Stable), 5YO horse by Orientate - Violet Lady, by Seattle Slew. Won General George H. (G2) on 2-15 at Laurel (career 8-6-2-0, $235,780). O- Our Chelsea Stable; B- Formal Gold LLC Partnership (KY); T- Christopher Grove.

LOMAKI ($425,000, 2005 Sept Yearling, Consignor- Taylor Made Sales Agency, agent; Buyer- Chiefswood Stables/R. Krembil), 6YO mare by A.P. Indy - Debit Account, by Mr. Prospector. Won Endeavour S. (G3) on 2-13 at Tampa Bay Downs (career 12-4-1-1, $227,089). O- Chiefswood Stables; B- Racehorse Management LLC (KY); T- Eric Coatrieux.

MACIAS ($170,000, 2008 Sept Yearling, Consignor- Upson Downs Farm, agent; Buyer- Zayat Stables), 3YO colt by Purge - Azelna (FR), by Tropular (GB). Won $61,150 Baffle S. on 2-13 at Santa Anita (career 6-4-0-1, $153,327). O- Zayat Stables LLC; B- Rankin, Cummings, Drake & Grant (KY); T- Bob Baffert.

CLEAR SAILING ($190,000 RNA, 2007 Sept Yearling, Consignor- Eaton Sales, agent for Overbrook Farm; $225,000 HRA, 2009 Nov Breeding Stock, Consignor- Eaton Sales, agent for Overbrook Farm, Buyer- Larry Richardson/Coteau Grove), 4YO filly by Empire Maker - Steady Course, by Old Trieste. Won $58,800 Pelleteri S. on 2-13 at Fair Grounds (career 4-3-0-1, $92,940). O- Coteau Grove Farms LLC; B- Overbrook Farm (KY); T- Glenn Delahoussaye.

REDDING COLLIERY ($170,000, 2007 Sept Yearling, Consignor- Gainesway, agent; Buyer- Meadowlands Stud), 4YO colt by Mineshaft - Joop, by Zilzal. Won $55,200 John B. Campbell H. on 2-15 at Laurel (career 13-4-1-2, $132,676). O- Mrs. Fitriani Hay; B- Gainesway Thoroughbreds Ltd & 707 Stables (KY);T- Kiaran McLaughlin.

 

MAIDEN WINNERS

AQUIT ($50,000 weanling, 2007 Nov Breeding Stock, Consignor- Nardelli Sales, agent, Buyer- MPK; $27,000 RNA, 2008 Sept Yearling, Consignor- James Herbener Jr.), 3YO filly by Posse - Positive Energy, by Rubiano. Won on 2-14 at Aqueduct (career 2-1-1-0, $32,000). O- Seidman Stables LLC & Ravenwood Stables; B- Kim & Rodney Nardelli (KY); T- Seth Benzel.

BAILZEE ($70,000 weanling, 2007 Nov Breeding Stock, Consignor- Paramount Sales, agent; Buyer- Summerfield Sales, agent), 3YO filly by Grand Slam - Golden Gale, by Summer Squall. Won on 2-15 at Aqueduct. O- Fox Ridge Farm Inc; B- Windmill Manor Farm Inc (NY); T- Patrick Kelly.

BIG MAN HAS A SIGN ($50,000, 2008 Sept Yearling, Consignor- Pope McLean, agent; Buyer- Eisaman Stables), 3YO gelding by Petionville - Purely Excessive, by In Excess (IRE). Won on 2-11 at Santa Anita (career 2-1-0-0, $26,800). O- DeLuca Racing Stable, Tom Lenner, Margie Strauss, Jeff Davenport & I Solis; B- Everest Stables Inc (KY); T- Julio Canani.

BILLY ONE LITE ($15,000 RNA, 2007 Nov Breeding Stock, Consignor- Rockwell Sales Agency, agent), 3YO colt by Posse - Sunset Express, by Peaks and Valleys. Won on 2-12 at Fair Grounds. O- Vision Sales LLC; B- Ted Hoover (KY); T- Ronny Werner.

DAD'S LITTLE MAN ($35,000, 2008 Sept Yearling, Consignor- Crossroads Sales Agency, agent for White Fox Farm; Buyer-Michael Salerno), 3YO gelding by Holy Bull - Flowing Melody, by Eternal Prince. Won on 2-14 at Philadelphia Park. O- Wam Stable; B- White Fox Farm (KY); T- Chris Landicini Jr.

DAY OF CELEBRATION ($7,500 weanling, 2007 Nov Breeding Stock, Consignor- Waterford-Millford Farms, agent; Buyer- Dante Zanelli, agent), 3YO colt by Flatter - Jessica Dance, by Northern Fashion. Won on 2-7 at Monterrico ( PERU). B- Audubon Farm.

FIVE STAR DAVID ($35,000 weanling, 2007 Nov Breeding Stock, Consignor- Viking Stud Inc, agent, Buyer- Dash Goff; $73,000, 2008 Sept Yearling, Consignor- Mill Ridge Sales, agent, Buyer- Garry Simms, agent for Burr Travis), 3YO colt by Five Star Day - E T Phone Laura, by Roar. Won on 2-13 at Tampa Bay Downs. O- Burr Travis Racing; B- Don Dixon, John Hicks & Pam Littrell (KY); T- Donald Grego.

HITTIN THE NOTE ($9,000, 2008 Jan Horses of All Ages, Consignor- Southern Cross Farm, agent; Buyer- Wolf Creek Farm), 3YO gelding by Read the Footnotes - Royal Peformance, by Sultry Song. Won on 2-13 at Aqueduct. O- Clear Stars Stable; B- Edward Behringer & Thomas Murray (NY); T- Richard Schosburg.

MEDAGLIA STRIKES ($40,000, 2008 Sept Yearling, Consignor- Three Chimneys Sales, agent; Buyer- Jerry Crawford, Dale Romans, agent), 3YO colt by Medaglia d'Oro - Strikes No Spares, by Smart Strike. Won on 2-8 at Fair Grounds. O- Donegal Racing; B- Northwest Farms LLC (KY); T- Bill Mott.

MUCH REJOICING ($385,000, 2008 Sept Yearling, Consignor- Darby Dan Farm, agent for the partial dispersal of the estate of Joan Phillips; Buyer- J. J. Toner), 3YO filly by Distorted Humor - Soaring Softly, by Kris S. Won on 2-14 at Gulfstream (career 1-1-0-0, $21,000). O- A J Suited Racing Stable; B- Phillips Racing Partnership (KY); T- James Toner.

MUNAAWER ($300,000, 2008 Sept Yearling, Consignor- Eaton Sales, agent; Buyer- Shadwell Estate Co Ltd), 3YO colt by Mr. Greeley - Tap Dance, by Pleasant Tap. Won on 2-13 at Cagnes-sur-Mer (FRANCE). B- Edward P. Evans.

SILLY STREET ($40,000, 2008 Sept Yearling, Consignor- Mill Ridge Sales, agent, Buyer- Enshortos; $13,000 RNA, 2009 April 2YO in Training, Consignor- Wavertree Stables Inc, agent), 3YO filly by Mizzen Mast - Striking Irish, by Strike the Anvil. Won on 2-12 at Fair Grounds. O- Donver Stable; B- Judith Bailie (OH); T- Josie Carroll.

SOUTHERN DEFENDER ($13,000, 2008 Sept Yearling, Consignor- Three Chimneys Sales, agent for Padua Stables; Buyer- Mark Glatt), 3YO colt by Vindication - Savannah Bayou, by Deputy Minister. Won on 2-12 at Santa Anita. O- Michael Moran; B- Padua Stables (FLA); T- Jorge Periban.

STARRED ($32,000 RNA, 2007 Nov Breeding Stock, Consignor- Indian Creek, agent; $75,000, 2008 Sept Yearling, Consignor- Indian Creek, agent, Buyer- Nick de Meric, agent), 3YO colt by Leroidesanimaux (BRZ) - Fire Gold Stars, by Mining. Won 2-14 at Turfway. O- Skychai Racing LLC & Sand Dollar Racing LLC; B- Long Grove Bloodstock LLC (KY); T- Michael Maker.

STAR RECRUIT ($70,000, 2009 April 2YO in Training, Consignor- Leprechaun Racing, agent; Buyer- Dixiana Farm LLC), 3YO filly by Aldebaran - Offtheoldblock, by A.P. Indy. Won on 2-13 at Tampa Bay Downs. O- Dixiana Stables Inc; B- Jayeff B Stables (KY); T- George Arnold II.

STORMY OCEAN ($75,000, 2008 Sept Yearling, Consignor- Hopewell Farm LLC, agent; Buyer- Kuehne Racing), 3YO colt by Stormy Atlantic - Our Royal Dancer, by Roy. Won on 2-11 at Gulfstream. O- Kuehne Racing; B- Mort Fink (KY); T- Michael Mareina.

TIZ THE ONE ($375,000, 2008 Sept Yearling, Consignor- Brookdale Sales, agent; Buyer- Ben Glass, agent), 3YO colt by Tiznow - Abundantly Blessed, by Phone Trick. Won on 2-13 at Gulfstream (career 1-1-0-0, $21,000). O- Gary & Mary West; B- Tommy Ligon (KY); T- Chad Brown.