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Thursday, August 7, 2008


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DEL MAR STABLE NOTES
FOR THURSDAY, AUGUST 7


SPRINT CHAMP MIDNIGHT LUTE WORKS IN TRACK RECORD TIME
  
Midnight Lute, 2007 Breeders’ Cup Sprint winner and Eclipse Award champion, sizzled 7 furlongs under jockey Martin Pedroza in a workout this morning in 1:21.60, faster than the track record of 1:22.46 for the distance set by the filly Lethal Heat in Del Mar’s Fleet Treat Stakes July 20.
    
Trainer Bob Baffert, who was at Saratoga Race Course overseeing his horses there, has not yet settled on where Midnight Lute might run next, but the August 24 Grade II, $300,000 Pat O’Brien Handicap has been mentioned in past conversations. The trainer also has as an option the Grade I, $250,000 Forego Handicap at Saratoga August 30.
    
Two other sprinters who could wind up in the O’Brien – Barbecue Eddie and Johnny Eves – also worked this morning on the main track. Barbecue Eddie, eighth in Del Mar’s Bing Crosby Handicap July 27, went a half-mile in 49.60, and Johnny Eves, seventh in the Crosby, was clocked at 57.80 for 5 furlongs, the best of 63 at the distance.
    
The Pat O’Brien is part of the Breeders’ Cup’s “Win and You’re In” program that gives an automatic berth to the winner for the $2-million Breeders’ Cup Sprint on Saturday, October 25 at Oak Tree at Santa Anita.


SADLER DUO EXITS SORRENTO WELL, LOOKS AHEAD TO DEBUTANTE
  
Ever-cordial John Sadler was his usual self this morning following his 1-3 finish in Wednesday’s Grade III Sorrento Stakes for 2-year-old fillies. “They both came out of the race in good shape,” he said. “We’ll be looking at the Debutante.”
    
The Grade I, $250,000 Del Mar Debutante is set for Monday, September 1 at 7 furlongs on the main track.
    
“They both ran really well,” Sadler continued. “The winner had the best trip but I don’t want to take anything away from her. I won’t make any excuses for my other horse. They are both good types and they’re healthy. I expect them to be good two-turn horses.”
    
He indicated the $2-million Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Fillies is the long-term goal for both. The Juvenile Fillies will be run Friday, October 24 at Oak Tree at Santa Anita.


ABRAMS EXPECTS BIG EFFORT FROM FILLY AGAINST MALES
  
Never one to look convention in the eye and wait for it to blink, trainer Barry Abrams isn’t one to second-guess his decisions.
    
And so it is with the choice of Lethal Heat to run against males in Friday’s $100,000 Real Good Deal Stakes for California-breds at 7 furlongs on the main track. “She’s a big, strong filly,” he said, “and I’m having a hard time handling her in the morning. If I send her out to work she’s going to go in 1:10, so I might as well race her. She’s fit and ready.
    
“I’d love to win, but she just needs to come back in good shape and then we’ll run in the Oaks next weekend.” The Grade I, $350,000 Del Mar Oaks will be run at 1 1/8 miles on the Jimmy Durante Turf Saturday, August 16.
    
The perceived taboo against fillies running against males leaves Abrams puzzled. “Anywhere else in the world, fillies and mares run against males all the time. Why not here?”
    
Lethal Heat, another in the long line of Unusual Heat progeny to make a mark in racing in California, will take on seven 3-year-old colts or geldings in the Real Good Deal. She comes to the race with by far the best record in the field with five wins in seven lifetime starts, all this year.
    
Kool Comic, working on a three-race win streak, could be a danger, as could Young Joe, who finished fourth to Leonides in Hollywood Park’s Captain Squire, and Raingear, who was sixth in the Dixie Chatter division of the Oceanside Stakes, but beaten only 2 3/4 lengths.


CONSERVATIVE MACHOWSKY KEEN ON BEST PAL’S KELLY LEAK
  
While excitement is high in the Doug O’Neill barn – and rightly so – for Hollywood Juvenile champion Azul Leon, enthusiasm is quite obvious about a half-mile away in the barn of trainer Mike Machowsky.
    
That’s where Kelly Leak is bedded down. He’s one of nine 2-year-olds who will challenge Azul Leon in Sunday’s Grade II, $150,000 Best Pal Stakes and trainer Machowsky is high on his chances. “He loves the track here,” Machowsky said, “and Victor [jockey Victor Espinoza] has worked him several times and says he’s doing better here than he ever did at Santa Anita.”
    
Machowsky said he chose to pass the Hollywood Juvenile Championship and wait for Del Mar. “I wasn’t interested in just getting a lot of races into him,” he said. “I really was hoping to run him in an allowance race early in the meet not in a race as tough as the Best Pal is going to be, but nothing filled.”
    
The trainer believes the colt’s tactical speed will serve him well in the Best Pal, run at 6 1/2 furlongs on the main track. Kelly Leak’s fondness for the surface is reflected in three solid workouts at Del Mar, two at 6 furlongs and one at five. Espinoza has been aboard for each work, as he was this morning for a 3-furlong blowout in an easy 37 flat.
    
Here’s how they’ll line up from the rail, with weights and riders: Captain Steel, 117, Clinton Potts; S.S. Stone, 117, Garrett Gomez; Miguel’s Mascot, 123, David Flores; Fu Peg He Rat, 117, Tyler Baze; Coronet of a Baron, 117, Corey Nakatani; Fiery Rebel, 117, Martin Garcia; Turbo Call, 117, Julio Garcia; Charlie’s Moment, 117, Jon Court; Azul Leon, 123, Rafael Bejarano; Kelly Leak, 117, Victor Espinoza.


 SHORE LINES – Rails on the Jimmy Durante Turf Course will move to zero from the present 14 feet Friday … Saturday fans will be treated to a free concert in the Infield featuring reggae star Ziggy Marley. Reggae music will begin with San Diego-based Common Sense at 3:30 in the Infield Pavilion and Julian Marley will perform a set following the last race of the day, and brother Ziggy will follow him as the featured artist of the day … The Bravery will be in concert Friday as part of the weekly Four O’Clock Friday celebration in the Plaza de Mexico following the day’s final race. This Friday marks the final 4 p.m. first post; the final three Fridays of sunset racing will have a first post of 3:30 … Del Mar’s regular weekend free handicapping seminars start Friday with Daily Racing Form staffers Brad Free and Steve Andersen from 3 to 3:30 p.m. at the Seaside Terrace near the head of the stretch. On Saturday, Rogelio Olguin, agent for jockey Martin Garcia, will hold forth and on Sunday, racing author and editor Frank Scatoni will be featured. The experts will share their handicapping insights and will air their picks on the day’s program at the Seaside Terrace from 12:30 to 1:15 each afternoon … Bing Crosby Handicap winner Street Boss was back on the track for his first work since the victory, breezing 3 furlongs in 37 seconds flat. He’s being pointed to the Ancient Title Handicap at Santa Anita in advance of a run in the $2-million Breeders’ Cup Sprint at 6 furlongs Saturday, October 25 at Oak Tree at Santa Anita.





 


 


 


EVITA ARGENTINA
WINS SORRENTO STAKES
    
    
Evita Argentina made it two wins in as many starts Wednesday with a come-from-behind triumph in the featured $150,000 Sorrento Stakes for two-year-old fillies.
     Piloted by Tyler Baze, Evita Argentina entered contention by closing strongly on the far outside on the stretch turn, then kept to her task to grind out a one-length decision over  fast-closing Stardom Bound, the 9-5 favorite in the field of ten fillies.
     Glitter City was third, a head behind the runner-up and a neck in front of the 2-1 second choice, Emmy Darling. However, Glitter City was disqualified and placed fourth behind Emmy Darling for causing interference in the stretch.
     Evita Argentina, a daughter of 2003 Pacific Classic winner Candy Ride, ran the
6   furlongs in 1:17.51 and returned $17.20, $6.40 and $3.60. Stardom Bound paid $3.80 and $2.80, while Emmy Darling paid $2.80 to show.
     The winner, owned by Halo Farms and Three Sisters Thoroughbreds and trained by Del Mar's leading conditioner, John Sadler, earned $90,000 for the victory. She broke her maiden at Hollywood Park June 25 at odds of 19-1.
     The Sorrento Stakes, a Grade III race, is a key steppingstone to the $250,000 Del Mar Debutante at seven furlongs Monday, Sept. 1.
     Attendance Wednesday was 10,041.


DEL MAR STABLE NOTES
FOR WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6

WELL ARMED, SURF CAT WORK TOWARD PACIFIC CLASSIC
  
Well Armed and Surf Cat, one-two finishers in the Grade II San Diego Handicap at 1 1/16 miles, worked Tuesday toward their apparent next starts – Del Mar’s Grade I, $1-million Pacific Classic Sunday, August 24 at 1 1/4 miles on the main track.
    
The Pacific Classic is a Breeders’ Cup “Win and You’re In” event for the Breeders’ Cup Classic division. In winning the San Diego, Well Armed already has qualified for a spot in the gate for the new $1-million Breeders’ Cup Dirt Mile set for Saturday, October 25 at Oak Tree at Santa Anita.
    
Well Armed, trained by Eoin Harty for WinStar Farm, breezed 5 furlongs in 1:00.60, while Surf Cat went a mile in 1:39.60 for trainer Bruce Headley.
    
Another Pacific Classic prospect, Mr. Napper Tandy, is set to run Friday in an allowance/optional claiming race that could be used by trainer Jack Carava as a prep for the Pacific Classic. “We’ll see how he runs and how he comes out of the race and decide if we’ll go forward to the Pacific Classic,” Carava said this morning.
    
Mr. Napper Tandy was fourth in the San Diego.
    
At Churchill Downs, the Bill Mott-trained Go Between, second to Mast Track in the Hollywood Gold Cup, worked 5 furlongs in 1:00.80 breezing over a fast track Tuesday.


GOLDEN DOC A SIZZLES 5 FURLONGS; TORREY PINES MAY BE NEXT
  
Golden Doc A, winner of Santa Anita’s Grade I Las Virgenes Stakes and third-place finisher in the Grade I Kentucky Oaks, worked a sparkling 5 furlongs in 1:00.40 this morning on Del Mar’s main track.
    
Trainer Barry Abrams was quite contented with the filly’s second work back after a freshening at Winner’s Circle Ranch in Bradbury. “It was a strong work,” Abrams said. “She’ll have three more and then she should be ready for the Torrey Pines [one mile on the main track Sunday, August 31].”
    
Could she possibly run in the Del Mar Oaks on Saturday, August 16? “We’ll see how fit she is,” he said. “I’ll nominate to the Oaks and see.”
    
Del Mar’s leading rider, Rafael Bejarano, was in the saddle for the work.


CLEMENT BARN ADDS ANOTHER STAR TO ITS DEL MAR ROSTER
   Stakes winner Vacare has arrived in the Christophe Clement barn and is being pointed for the Grade II, $200,00 Palomar Handicap at 1 1/16 miles on the Jimmy Durante Turf Course Saturday, August 30.
    
Also set for stakes appearances are In Summation and Satan’s Circus. In Summation, who won the 2007 Bing Crosby Handicap and was runner-up this year, will stretch out another furlong for the Grade II, $300,000 Pat O’Brien Handicap Sunday, August 24 at 7 furlongs. As a “Win and You’re In event, the winner will get an automatic bid to the Breeders’ Cup Sprint.
    
Satan’s Circus, second in Hollywood Park’s Grade I American Oaks, is being primed for the Grade I, $350,000 Del Mar Oaks Saturday, August 16.


FULL FIELD OF 10 SET FOR SATURDAY’S LA JOLLA HANDICAP
  
Ten top-notch 3-year-olds that have inspired Del Mar Derby thoughts in their connections will line up Saturday in the 1 1/16-mile, Grade II La Jolla Handicap on the Jimmy Durante Turf Course.
    
Heading the field are four returnees from Del Mar’s opening-day featured Oceanside Stakes at a mile on the turf. Coming into Saturday’s $150,000 La Jolla from the two Oceanside divisions are Moral Compass, an impressive second to Kilderry; Jungle Wave, third in that race; and Liberian Freighter and Tangled Tango, who dead-heated for third in the division won by Dixie Chatter.
    
Sky Cape is on a two-race win streak in Hollywood Park’s Harry Henson and Golden Gate Fields’ Alcatraz, Tiz West comes to the race from a nose victory in Hollywood Park’s Grade III Cinema Handicap, Madeo was fourth in the Grade II Swaps Stakes at Hollywood Park, and Zetterberg hasn’t started since a third-place finish in a Hollywood Park allowance race July 12.
    
Rounding out the field are Coronel Moldes, who will be making his first start in this country, and Nownownow, winner of the 2007 Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Turf who has run only once this year and that was in Ireland May 24 at The Curragh.
    
Here’s the lineup from the rail, with weights and riders: Tangled Tango, 116, Tyler Baze; Coronel Moldes, 115, Jose Valdivia Jr.; Jungle Wave, 115, Joe Talamo; Tiz West, 120; Victor Espinoza; Nownownow, 120, Aaron Gryder; Sky Cape, 117, Joel Rosario; Moral Compass, 118, Corey Nakatani; Zetterberg, 112, Michael Baze; Madeo, 115, Mike Smith; Liberian Freighter, 116, David Flores.


10 JUVENILES WILL LINE UP FOR GRADE II BEST PAL STAKES
  
Headlined by the appearance of Hollywood Juvenile Champion Azul Leon, a field of 10 2-year-olds will be heading to the post Sunday for Del Mar’s Grade II, $150,000 Best Pal Stakes, the major prep for the Grade I Del Mar Futurity slated for closing day, Wednesday, September 3.
    
The 10 will go 6 1/2 furlongs on the main track in the Best Pal.
    
Joining Azul Leon in the gate will be Captain Steel, Charlie’s Moment, Coronet of a Baron, Fiery Rebel, Fu Peg He Rat, Kelly Leak, Miguel’s Mascot, S.S. Stone, and Turbo Call.


EIGHT CAL-BRED 3-YEAR-OLDS VIE IN REAL GOOD DEAL STAKES
  
Jerry Hollendorfer’s Kool Comic, on a three-race victory roll, heads a field of eight for Friday’s $100,000 Real Good Deal Stakes for 3-year-old Cal-breds going 7 furlongs on the main track.
    
After being claimed for $20,000 out of a winning maiden race, the gelded son of Comic Strip has gone up the ladder for two more wins under Hollendorfer’s tutelage. He gets the saddle services of leading rider Rafael Bejarano.
    
Major competition will come from Lethal Heat, the only filly in the field. Barry Abrams’ trainee has won five of seven starts this year, including Del Mar’s Fleet Treat Stakes July 20 against her sex. Replacing Bejarano, who has been aboard for her last four starts, will be Garrett Gomez.
    
Here’s how they’ll line up from the rail, with weights and riders: Dancing in Silks, 123, Joel Rosario; General Dan, 117, Alex Solis; One Chin Again, 117, Corey Nakatani; Waafi, 117, Mike Smith; Kool Comic, 119, Bejarano; Raingear, 117, John Court; Young Joe, 117, Joe Talamo; Lethal Heat, 118, Gomez. 


SADLER, BEJARANO CONTINUE HOLDING HEALTHY LEADS
  
Both trainer John Sadler and jockey Rafael Bejarano take substantial leads in their quests for trainer and jockey titles as the Del Mar season rolls into its fourth week of action.
    
Sadler beefed up his lead by one on Monday to run his win total to 14 so far, putting him six ahead of his closest pursuers – Mike Mitchell, Doug O’Neill and Jerry Hollendorfer, each with eight victories.
    
Meanwhile, Bejarano, even with a winless day Monday, still holds a commanding lead over runners-up Tyler Baze and Joel Rosario. Bejarano has been to the winner’s circle 22 times to 16 for Baze and Rosario, who each picked up one win on the leader Monday.


SHORE LINES – Del Mar Thoroughbred Club President and General Manager Joe Harper will be guest on a special edition of “Talkin’ Horses” on BloodHorse.com Friday at noon EDT (9 a.m. PDT). Racing fans are invited to join the discussion or simply monitor the question-and-answer session by going to BloodHorse.com/TalkinHorses … Del Mar fans head into Wednesday’s program looking at a Pick Six carryover from Monday of $140,095. Twenty-seven tickets with five winners paid $2,238.60 … Super Strut became the first double winner of the meeting with a victory Sunday for trainer Ben Cecil, who had claimed him out of his earlier victory July 19. Delaware Doe followed with his second meet victory for trainer Peter Miller and owners Gary and Cecil Barber Monday … The 11th annual David Flores Golf Tournament to benefit abandoned children in Flores’ native Tijuana will be held Tuesday, August 12 at La Costa Resort & Spa. Competitors will play 18 holes in a four-player scramble format. Shotgun start will be at 1:30 p.m., with an awards ceremony and reception about 6:30 and dinner following … Colonel John, trained by Eoin Harty and headed for Saratoga’s Grade I, $1-million Travers Stakes Saturday, August 23, went 1:00.80 for 5 furlongs this morning on the main track. Other sharp works: 4 furlongs – Zilla, bullet 45.80 for Bruce Headley, Get Funky, 46.60 for John Sadler and Two Step Salsa, 47.20 for Julio Canani; 6 furlongs – Dawn Before Dawn, bullet 1:11.80 for Sadler, and Magnificience, 1:12 flat for Headley.



Photo: Black Mamba (NZ), under jockey Garrett Gomez, found a path late and closed strongly to win the John C. Mabee Handicap (G1) at Del Mar.
Black Mamba Wins John C. Mabee Handicap
     Trapped along the rail until deep stretch, odds-on favored Black Mamba, under a cool ride by jockey Garrett Gomez, finally found running room nearing the wire to get up and win the featured Grade I $400,000 John C. Mabee Handicap Sunday at Del Mar.
     The New Zealand-bred mare, returning to the scene of her first American triumph a year ago, needed a brilliant turn of speed to win by a half-length over a fast-closing longshot, the 24-1 I Can See, with pacemaker Passified hanging on for third, another three-quarters of a length back. Foxysox was fourth in the field of eight older fillies and mares.
     With her success in the Mabee Handicap, a race in the Breeders’ Cup Challenge Series, Black Mamba, owned by Doubledown Stables and providing trainer John Sadler with his third win of the afternoon, assured herself a spot in the gate for the $2 million B.C. Filly and Mare Turf Friday, October 24 at a mile and one-quarter on the grass at Santa Anita. Not eligible presently, she will have to be supplemented to the Breeders’ Cup at a cost of $300,000 to her owner, Richard Templer of Chicago, Illinois.
     Black Mamba, a five-year-old daughter of Black Minnaloushe, notched her fourth victory in 20 career starts and second stakes triumph in a row, having won the Beverly Hills Handicap at Hollywood Park June 29.
     Sent to the post at 4-5, Black Mamba paid $3.80, $3 and $2.40 while increasing her total earnings to $599,171 including the prize of $240,000 in the Mabee ‘Cap. I Can See returned $10.60 and $5.80, while Passified paid $3.20 to show.
     Black Mamba ran the mile and one-sixteenth on the infield Jimmy Durante Turf Course in 1:47.11, stepping her final furlong in less than 12 seconds.
     Sunday’s attendance was 15,826.


DEL MAR ENTRIES FOR FRIDAY 08-08 AFTERNOON 4:00
$2 Win, Place and Show; $1 Exacta, $2 Quinella, $1 Trifecta, $2 Rolling Double, $1 Rolling Pick 3 all races; $2 Parley; 10-cent Superfecta all but 1st & start of Pick 6; $1 Pick 4 last 4 races; $2 Pick 6 last 6 races; $1 Place Pick All; $1 Super High Five last race.  Trifecta needs 6 betting interests; Superfecta needs 8.
DAY 21 OF A 43 DAY MEET.
8171 FIRST RACE 5 1/2 Furlongs Purse: $33,000
Claiming.  Fillies and Mares.  4 year olds and up.  Claiming Prices $25,000-$22,500.
  1  7109   Belly Button Dawn        A Quinonez             120 25,000
  2  8051   Ann's Plan               T Baze                 120 25,000
  3  8070   Adarlyn Cat              J Rosario              120 25,000
  4  5071   Highly Quick             C Nakatani             120 25,000
  5  8070   Born With Eagles         J Court                120 25,000
  6  (8070) Carrie With a C          R Bejarano             122 25,000
6 To Go.

8172 SECOND RACE 1 Mile Purse: $75,000
Allowance Optional Claiming.  3 year olds and up.  Claiming Price $100,000.
  1  8067   Vega's Lord (GER)        M Smith                120       
  2  7446   Dilemma                  G Gomez                122       
  3  7446   Tiz Afire                R Bejarano             120       
  4  8031   Mr Napper Tandy (GB)     J Talamo               122       
  5  6683   Cheroot                  M Pedroza              120       
5 To Go.

8173 THIRD RACE 5 1/2 Furlongs Purse: $20,000
Maiden Claiming.  Fillies and Mares.  3 year olds and up.  Claiming Prices $25,000-$22,500.
  1  8030   Warren's Cookie          J Valdivia, Jr.        120 25,000
  2  4200   Pithy Gal                I Enriquez             122 25,000
  3  8020   Heaven Tonight           J Campos               120 25,000
  4  7500   Salah's Jewels           Mn Garcia              120 25,000
  5  8020   Cameo Cutie              R Bejarano             120 25,000
  6  ....   Girl of Mine             M Baze                 120 25,000
  7  8060   Karakumy                 C Potts                118 22,500
  8  8020   Blurred Image            P Arambula           XX117 25,000
  9  8060   Series of Dreams         Mt Garcia              120 25,000
 10  8030   Absolutely Smitten       M Martinez            X115 25,000
 11  7495   Glory N Thehighest       T Baze                 120 25,000
 12  7243   December Sky             D Williams          XXX111 22,500
12 To Go.
Girl of Mine B.f.3 by Future Storm out of Tennis C. Waltz, by Seattle Dancer. Bred by Harold Phenix (CA). Trainer Steve Knapp.

8174 FOURTH RACE 6 1/2 Furlongs Purse: $17,000
Claiming.  4 year olds and up.  Claiming Prices $10,000-$9,000.
  1  7482   Bewitching Bartok        J Talamo               120 10,000
  2  7402   Stormin Jack             C Potts                120 10,000
  3  7482   Corporal Tillman         M Pedroza              120 10,000
  4  7482   Strength                 I Enriquez             120 10,000
  5  7503   Scoonerwharfbardog       Mn Garcia              120 10,000
  6  7399   Proud Heritage           M Martinez            X115 10,000
  7  7278   Southern Man             L Contreras            120 10,000
  8  7519   Common Trust             J Rosario              120 10,000
  9  (7445) Caddymaster              V Espinoza             120 10,000
 10  7519   Mike's Trippin           J Court                122 10,000
 11  7519   Johnny High Brite        T Baze                 120 10,000
 12  8001   Refinery                 R Bejarano             120 10,000
ALSO ELIGIBLE
 13  (8011) Preachintothechoir       A Quinonez             122 10,000
 14  7395   Twin Turbo               G Gomez                120 10,000
15 To Go.

8175 FIFTH RACE 5 1/2 Furlongs Purse: $23,000
Maiden Claiming.  Fillies.  2 year olds.  Claiming Prices $32,000-$28,000.
  1  ....   Warren's Lady Slew       L Contreras            120 32,000
  2  ....   Lady Kenzie              V Espinoza             120 32,000
  3  8012   Track Majesty            M Pedroza              120 32,000
  4  7481   Chatty Lulu              J Valdivia, Jr.        120 32,000
  5  ....   Freyja                   A Gryder               120 32,000
  6  6660   Skims Chime              C Charlton          XXX108 28,000
  7  7405   Ammarie                  T Baze                 120 32,000
  8  ....   Sweetwaterwind           A Quinonez             120 32,000
  9  7405   Sagebrush Angel          J Garcia               118 28,000
 10  6570   Light Up My Heart        O Vergara              120 32,000
 11  7405   Yoursmynanours (MEX)     M Martinez            X115 32,000
 12  7508   Sarah's Melody           L Contreras            120 32,000
 13  ....   Fastcar to Freedom       C Potts                120 32,000
 14  8049   Monica C C               P Arambula           XX113 32,000
14 To Go.
Warren's Lady Slew B.f.2 by Slew's Prince out of Asian Adventure, by Far Out East. Bred by Benjamin C. Warren (CA). Trainer Jr. Clifford W. Sise,.
Lady Kenzie Dbb.f.2 by Hold That Tiger out of Flying Dyna, by Dynaformer. Bred by James Briere (CA). Trainer Jr. Robert B. Hess,.
Freyja B.f.2 by Harlan's Holiday out of Rebonah, by Peruvian. Bred by Barry S. Sanders & Brereton C. Jones (KY). Trainer Craig Dollase.
Sweetwaterwind Ch.f.2 by Millennium Wind out of Sweetwater Promise, by Service Stripe. Bred by Millennium Farms (KY). Trainer Mark S. Molina.
Fastcar to Freedom Ch.f.2 by Valid Wager out of Racy Broad, by Broad Brush. Bred by Tommy Town Thoroughbreds, LLC (CA). Trainer Peter Miller.

8176 SIXTH RACE 5 Furlongs Turf Purse: $59,000
Allowance Optional Claiming.  3 year olds and up.  Claiming Price $40,000.
  1  8037   Euroglide                C Nakatani             124 40,000
  2  (3484) Shadow of Illinois       M Baze                 124 40,000
  3  7416   Giovanni (NZ)            R Bejarano             124 40,000
  4  7416   Carman                   A Solis                124 40,000
  5  8066   California Flag          J Talamo               124       
  6  (9721) Squires Wingman          D Williams          XXX114 40,000
  7  ....   Thoughtuknew             J Rosario              124 40,000
  8  7284   Faulkwood Shores         T Baze                 124 40,000
8 To Go.
Thoughtuknew Dbb.g.6 by Delineator out of Pe Ell Belle, by Believe It. Bred by Jerry D. Woods & Peggy F. Woods (WA). Trainer William E. Morey.

8177 SEVENTH RACE 7 Furlongs Purse: $100,000
'Real Good Deal Stakes'.  Stakes.  3 year olds.  State bred.
  1  (7336) Dancing in Silks         J Rosario              123       
  2  (8112) General Dan              A Solis                117       
  3  (8038) One Chin Again           C Nakatani             117       
  4  7499   Waafi                    M Smith                117       
  5  ....   Kool Comic               R Bejarano             119       
  6  8008   Raingear                 J Court                117       
  7  7431   Young Joe                J Talamo               117       
  8  (8042) Lethal Heat              G Gomez                118       
8 To Go.
Kool Comic Dbb.g.3 by Comic Strip out of Miz Kool, by Ice Age. Bred by Ray Luzaich (CA). Trainer Jerry Hollendorfer.

8178 EIGHTH RACE 6 Furlongs Purse: $25,000
Maiden Claiming.  2 year olds.  Claiming Prices $40,000-$35,000.
  1  ....   Tachometer               I Enriquez             120 40,000
  2  8022   My Man Sumo              J Garcia               120 40,000
  3  8022   Let'spickupthepace       G Gomez                120 40,000
  4  ....   Scorpio Dog              L Contreras            120 40,000
  5  7442   Head of the Game         J Court                120 40,000
  6  ....   Uncle Jeep               J Campos               120 40,000
  7  7393   Sporty Guy               J Talamo               120 40,000
  8  8017   Yvett's Hope             P Atkinson             120 40,000
  9  8022   Little Lizard            M Martinez            X115 40,000
 10  ....   I Wanna Go Fast          C Potts                120 40,000
 11  ....   Reckless Capote          A Quinonez             120 40,000
 12  ....   Matching Whites          A Solis                120 40,000
ALSO ELIGIBLE
 13  8056   Dinner At Jake's         V Espinoza             120 40,000
 14  8056   Seven Lucky J's          J Rosario              120 40,000
15 To Go.
Tachometer B.g.2 by Mutakddim out of Danny's Wild Lass, by Wild Rush. Bred by Don Brown & Carol Brown (KY). Trainer Richard P. Matlow.
Scorpio Dog B.c.2 by Richter Scale out of Silkyence, by Cryptoclearance. Bred by William Miller & C. L. Anderson (KY). Trainer Paula S. Capestro.
Uncle Jeep Ch.g.2 by Marquetry out of Code's Secret, by Lost Code. Bred by John Karakourtis (IL). Trainer Danny Velasquez.
I Wanna Go Fast Ch.g.2 by High Yield out of Gravy Boat, by Deposit Ticket. Bred by Chippewa "D" Ranch (KY). Trainer Art Sherman.
Reckless Capote Dbb.g.2 by Empire Maker out of Just Fly, by Capote. Bred by Liberty Road Stables (KY). Trainer Jorge Periban.
Matching Whites Ch.c.2 by Full Mandate out of Life Is Delicious, by Raft. Bred by Mr. & Mrs. Joel M. Carino (FL). Trainer Lisa L. Lewis.



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