Dispute, an Ogden Mills Phipps homebred who won the 1993 Kentucky Oaks, was humanely euthanized on April 24 at Pattons Creek Farm near Goshen, Ky., due to the effects of a neurological issue. The Danzig mare was 23. Dispute won or placed in 17 of 19 starts over three racing seasons and earned more than $1.1 million for Phipps and trainer Shug McGaughey. In addition to her Oaks victory, in which she defeated 1992 champion juvenile filly Eliza by 1 1/4 lengths, Dispute won the Grade 1 Beldame and Gazelle in 1993 and the Grade 1 Spinster in 1994. Pattons Creek Farm purchased Dispute via Three Chimneys Farm, agent, for $70,000 at the Fasig-Tipton February mixed sale. As a broodmare, Dispute produced five winners from seven starters who earned a combined $286,108. Her unraced 1997 foal, Troubling, by Storm Cat, is the second dam of multiple Group 3 winner and Irish highweight Maoineach and 2008 Iowa Derby winner Tiz Now Tiz Then. Dispute was out of the stakes-winning and Grade 1-placed Reviewer mare Resolver. She was a full sister to multiple Grade 1 winner and sire Adjudicating and a half-sister to Grade 1 winner Time for a Change and to stakes winner Tax Collection, all bred by Phipps.