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Western Australia also Sun & moon was affected by a cyclonelast month. Record- breaking weatheralso has takenitstoll in other areas. Sydney recently experienced its warmest Marchonrecord.It also was the 12th consecu- | tive month with above normal temperatures. It also was announced recently thatthe year 2005 | | in Australia was the warmest year on record. 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Showing Up ar“So far it hasn't been any trou- rived at Belmont from Keenelble,but it’s something to worry and about 3:30 a.m. Monday. about,” Tagg said. “It’s small, but Showing Up is owned by Roy if debris gets in there, that could and Gretchen Jackson's Lael mean trouble. Sometimes they Stables, which also owns Barbaro, one of the Derby favorites. Both colts are unbeaten — Showing Up is 3for-3 and Barbarois 5for-5. A Kentucky-bred son of Strategic Mission, Showing Up would attempt to become the first horse since Regret in 1915 to win the Derby in his fourth careerstart. “Probably good judgment and good sense would say not to Tun, but thereis only one Ken_tucky Derby,” Taggsaid after the Lexington. The colt missed the Wood Memorial on April 8 witha Feb.11. He followed a monthlater by winning a one-mile allowance race by 24 lengths. Purchased for $60,000 last year, Showing Up has earned $240,000. In other Derby news: » Twoof trainer Bob Baffert’s three Derby horses — Bob and John and Point Determined — put in workouts Monday at Santa Anita. Wood winner Bob and John worked seven furlongsin 1:25.00 and Santa Anita Derby runner-up Point Determined worked the same distance in 1:24.80. foot bruise, and the Lexington » Florida Derby winner Barwas “last-ditch effort” to earn baro worked five furlongsin enough money toqualify for the 101.40 at Keeneland on SunDerby field. day underexercise rider Peter * Jockey Comelio Velasquez Showing opened his career Brette. The colt is scheduled circle after winning the with a four-ength victory over six to arrive by van at Churchill Saturday. Showing Up's furlongs at Gulfstream Park on Downs on Thursday. andit could cost him the ED REINKE/Associated Press * atop Showing Up in the winner’s re Lexington Stakes on front leg was injuredin the race * : |. to run in the Kentucky Derby. & |