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Most match races have either been duds or disasters. This one wasn't. On June 17, 1972, Typecast, ridden by Bill Shoemaker, and Convenience, with Jerry Lambert aboard, put on quite a show for the Hollywood Park crowd of 53,575.
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STABLE NOTES
Thursday, July 2, 2009
BY STEVE SCHUELEIN
WELD AIMS FOR SECOND AMERICAN OAK SCORE
Internationally renowned trainer Dermot Weld from
Weld hoped that Rare Ransom fares as well as another Irish invader, Dimitrova, did when she won the race in 2003.
“She compares very favorably with Dimitrova,” said Weld. “She comes off a fourth-place finish in the Irish 1000
Rare Ransom, an English-bred daughter of Oasis Dream, has won two of seven starts in
“I’ve been very lucky at
“She’s an adaptable filly and she shipped well,” said Weld. “She’s matured well from 2 to 3, and I think the best is yet to come with this filly.”
While Weld has become an old hand at this race, veteran international jockey Glen Boss was excited about his first ride in the
“I started riding in 1987 and have ridden in
“The owner asked me to ride the filly,” explained Boss of the request he readily accepted from owner Wong Kwan of
Puttanesca drew post six. Chris McAnulty, racing manager for Kwan, said he worked in sales at Three Chimneys Farm in
Another excited American Oaks newcomer was Tim Hamm, who trains and co-owns Afternoon Stroll and attended the draw with breeders and co-owners Rick and Claudia Claypool of
“This is the first
“We were on the bubble and decided to come out a week ago,” said
The Claypools entered their first horse in
“After Tim got her broke and pointed to a race, he called and said, ’It looks like this one can run a little bit,’ the kind of news an owner always likes to hear,” said Claypool.
“She showed ability from early on and has progressed throughout her career, and hopefully that will continue,” said
Trainer Neil Drysdale said that celebrity chef Bobby Flay, who owns Mrs Kipling, would probably be here to see the Senorita Stakes winner. She drew the outside post.
MAST TRACK TOPS GOLD CUP NOMINEES
Mast Track, upset winner of the Hollywood Gold Cup last year, heads a list of 20 nominees for the $700,000, Grade I handicap at 1 ¼ miles on Cushion Track July 11.
The 5-year-old horse, ridden by Tyler Baze for trainer Bobby Frankel, is winless in five starts since that race but has trained well at Santa Anita in recent weeks.
Other leading nominees include Californian Stakes winner Informed, Californian runners-up Rail Trip, Dakota Phone and Song of Navarone, Eastern invaders Parading from
Also nominated are Autism Awareness, Awesome Gem, Big Booster,
Dakota Phone worked five furlongs in 1:02 Thursday for trainer Jerry Hollendorfer.
FINISH LINES – Rebellion, winner of the Ack Ack Handicap last year, arrived Wednesday from Kentucky for trainer Graham Motion and drew post five in a field of 14 in the $300,000 Triple Bend Handicap, a Grade I test at seven furlongs Sunday…Artiste Royal, who seeks millionaire status with a victory in the $150,000 American Handicap Saturday, worked four furlongs on turf in :48.60 breezing for trainer Neil Drysdale…Affirmed Handicap winner Grazen worked five furlongs in 1:02.20 for trainer Mike Mitchell for the $300,000 Swaps Stakes for 3-year-olds July 18...Redondo Beach Stakes winner Tuscan Evening and Gamely Stakes runner-up Visit are prominent among 18 nominees for the $250,000 Royal Heroine Mile for fillies and mares on turf July 11...Willard Proctor Memorial Stakes winner Classical Slew tops a list of 12 2-year-olds nominated to the $100,000 Hollywood Juvenile Championship July 12...Cinderella Stakes winner Well Deserved heads a lineup of 12 fillies nominated to the $100,000 Landaluce Stakes for 2-year-olds July 12
STABLE NOTES
Wednesday, July 1, 2009
BY STEVE SCHUELEIN
New Zealand trainer Wayne Hillis is a man of his word. "When I was here with Boulevard of Dreams five years ago, I told Marty after the race that I would be back," said Hillis Wednesday morning from the isolation barn in 50 South at Hollywood Park.
Boulevard of Dreams finished seventh behind winner Ticker Tape in the 2004 American Oaks but Hillis has higher hopes for Puttanesca in the $700,000, Grade I test at 1 1-4 miles on turf Sunday.
Puttanesca, a New Zealand-bred filly who cleared quarantine Wednesday morning after being flown here Monday, was one of seven out-of-state fillies invited by racing secretary Martin Panza to have settled into their stalls here. Seven California-based invitees double the field size to 14.
"Puttanesca is more athletic and has a good turn of foot to suit the short straight," said Hillis. "Boulevard of Dreams was more of a mile-and-a-half horse."
Puttanesca won the Group II New Zealand Bloodstock Royal Stakes in January at the American Oaks distance of ten furlongs. The chestnut, the only 4-year-old in the lineup because of her Southern Hemisphere foaling, has recorded two firsts, three seconds and two thirds in 11 starts.
Hillis said the trip from New Zealand was "18 hours door to door," most of it the flight from Auckland to Los Angeles.
Hillis, who has trained for ten years after 25 years as a steeplechase rider, said Puttanesca has targeted this race since early in the year. "Mr. Kwan wanted to point her for this race since he bought her in February," said Hillis of owner Wong Yuk Kwan, a Hong Kong real estate magnate who purchased the filly from breeder Seaton Park Ltd.
Hillis has given a call to jockey Glen Boss to ride the filly for the first time. "He's a leading rider from Australia, has won the Melbourne Cup two or three times, and has ridden internationally in Hong Kong and England," said Hillis of the veteran.
Puttanesca was joined in the isolation barn by Apple Charlotte from England and Rare Ransom from Ireland.
Apple Charlotte, an English-bred victorious in three of four starts in England, worked an easy seven furlongs on Cushion Track in 1:27.80 under exercise rider John McCauley.
Jane Cecil, wife of trainer Henry Cecil, is deputizing for her husband. She said the Royal Applause filly was flown here Saturday and will canter Thursday under jockey Mike Smith, who has the American Oaks call.
"It was a choice of Royal Ascot or here, and the owners were quite keen on coming here," said Cecil of Lord and Lady De La Warr, who are scheduled to arrive Friday.
Jeff Byrne, assistant to trainer Dermot Weld, hoped that Rare Ransom can follow in the footsteps of Dimitrova, who won this race for Weld in 2003.
"She's very sound and has a lovely constitution," said Byrne after galloping the filly one mile on the main track. "She's a very straight-forward horse."
Rare Ransom has won two of seven starts in Ireland and finished fourth in the Group I Irish 1000 Guineas at The Curragh in her last start May 24 for owner Lady O'Reilly. Weld is expected to arrive later Wednesday.
The three foreign arrivals were joined in the stable area by four Eastern invitees - Gozzip Girl from New York, The Best Day Ever from Kentucky, Magical Affair from Maryland and Afternoon Stroll from Pennsylvania - who were flown west on Monday.
Gozzip Girl, winner of the Sands Point Stakes on the Belmont Park turf May 30 in her last start, galloped 1 miles on the main track.
"She shipped very well," said Dan Blacker, assistant to trainer Tom Albertrani, in Barn 53. "Nothing fazes her. She's got a good head on her."
Gozzip Girl, a daughter of Dynaformer, has won four of five turf starts and also finished second in the Grade I Ashland Stakes on Polytrack at Keeneland, beaten by a neck.
"She's pretty versatile," said Blacker. "She usually comes off the pace, but in her last race she went wire to wire because there was no speed in the race."
Kent Desormeaux, who is two-for-two aboard the filly and won the 2004 American Oaks on Ticker Tape, retains the mount.
Magical Affair, who finished fourth to Gozzip Girl in the Sands Point - beaten by 3 lengths - seeks to avenge that setback. "I jogged her one turn and galloped her one turn this morning," said Gillian Barnes, assistant to trainer Michael Matz, from Barn 53 North. "She shipped great.
"She didn't like the soft turf at Belmont and bobbled all the way around there," said Barnes of the chestnut by Giant's Causeway. "She likes firm turf and should like the distance here."
The Best Day Ever relaxed in her stall in Barn 50 North after galloping on the main track. "She seemed to take to the track and seems to be happy," said Philip Bauer, assistant to trainer and co-owner Ken McPeek. "Keeping her happy: that's the key."
The photogenic daughter of Brahms finished second by a neck in her last start in the Regret Stakes at Churchill Downs after winning her two previous starts by a nose.
"She should relish the added distance," said McPeek from Kentucky before flying here later in the day.
"She shipped well and is eating good," said Gina Moore, assistant to trainer and co-owner Tim Hamm, from Barn 51 South of Afternoon Stroll. "She jogged a mile and galloped a mile this morning."
Afternoon Stroll won the Grade III Appalachian Stakes on the Keeneland turf in April. "She usually shows some speed and should be right up there," said Moore.
"This was kind of a last-minute decision a week ago," said Moore. "This is our first time in California, and we're excited." Hamm was expected to arrive later Wednesday.
The septet will be joined by seven local horses in the eighth running of the American Oaks. The probable lineup: Apple Charlotte (Mike Smith), Rare Ransom (Patrick Smullen), Puttanesca (Glen Boss), Gozzip Girl (Kent Desormeaux), Magical Affair (Julien Leparoux), The Best Day Ever (Corey Lanerie), Afternoon Stroll (Joseph Talamo), Well Monied (Joel Rosario), Mrs Kipling (David Flores), Acting Lady (Rafael Bejarano), Third Dawn (Garrett Gomez), Lexlenos (Alex Solis), Nan (Corey Nakatani) and Pretty Unusual (Tyler Baze).
McGAUHEY DUO ARRIVES FOR GOLD CUP, SWAPS
Parading and Conservative, a pair of highly regarded horses with an affinity for synthetics in the Shug McGaughey stable, were on the Cushion Track here Wednesday under assistant Jennifer Patterson with an eye toward the Hollywood Gold Cup and Swaps Stakes, respectively.
"Both shipped well and settled well," said Patterson from Barn 63 South after they were flown here from New York Monday. "Today was the first day they galloped, and they were both happy.
"Parading loves synthetics, and Conservative does too," said Patterson.
Parading won the Ben Ali Stakes and Conservative finished second in the Lexington Stakes, both on the Polytrack at Keeneland.
Patterson said Parading will probably work here this weekend and be ridden in the $700,000 Gold Cup at 1 miles July 11 by Kent Desormeaux.
The $300,000 Swaps Stakes for 3-year-olds will be run here on July 18 at 1 1/8 miles.
SHIPPERS REBELLION, STREET MAGICIAN VIE IN TRIPLE BEND
Street Magician was bedded down in Barn 51 South after arriving from Laurel Park in Maryland Monday, and Rebellion was scheduled to arrive later Wednesday from Keeneland for the $300,000 Triple Bend Handicap, a Grade I test at seven furlongs on Cushion Track Sunday.
Rebellion, a 6-year-old horse trained by Graham Motion, showed his prowess sprinting here last year with a victory in the 7 -furlong Ack Ack Handicap. Street Magician, a Grade III stakes winner in Maryland, seeks his third straight victory for trainer Michael Trombetta following a ten-month layoff.
A large field is shaping up: Noble Court, Joel Rosario, 121 pounds; Rebellion, Julien Leparoux, 118; Siren Lure, Frank Alvarado, 118; Street Magician, Rafael Bejarnao, 116; Star Nicholas, Michael Baze, 115; Paul's Hope, Garrett Gomez, 114; Rush With Thunder, Martin Pedroza, 113; Trumpet Player Jay, Aaron Gryder, 112; Zensational, Victor Espinoza, 111, and Bet On Victor, Martin Garcia, 109.
McANALLY POISED FOR AMERICAN UPSET
The year has been a quiet one for Hall of Fame trainer Ron McAnally, who hopes to make some noise on the Fourth of July Saturday with Buenos Dias in the American Handicap, a Grade II $150,000 stake at 1 1/8 miles on turf.
Buenos Dias, a 4-year-old Irish-bred colt imported from France, will make his second United States start after a closing second in an allowance race here June 4.
"I like him a lot," said McAnally of the Peintre Celebre colt owned by Charles Cella. "He ran with some good company over there."
Buenos Dias recorded two firsts and four seconds in 10 French starts.
McAnally has won the American four times, most recently with another 4-year-old import, Candy Ride from Argentina in 2003. He also won with John Henry in 1983, Tight Spot in 1991, and Dark Moondancer in 2000.
FINISH LINES - Tres Borrachos, winner of the Swaps Stakes last year, worked six furlongs in 1:15.80 for trainer Beau Greely for the Hollywood Gold Cup.
BLACK MAMBA SUCCESSFULLY DEFENDS BEVERLY HILLS TITLE
INGLEWOOD, Calif. (June 28, 2009) - Defending champion Black Mamba, third at the head of the stretch, gradually wore down the leaders and caught Charming Legacy just before the wire to win the $150,000 Beverly Hills Handicap by a head under jockey Garrett Gomez on Sunday at Hollywood Park.
Black Mamba, a 6-year-old New Zealand-bred mare, covered 1 1-4 miles on the Lakeside Turf Course in 1:59.72 under high weight of 120 pounds while snapping a five-race winless streak dating to last summer.
"She didn't make anything easy for me today," Gomez said. "The fractions were honest enough, but she's a little one-paced. She's just kind of steady and long-striding- she just keeps coming. Today I thought she would take it to 'em somewhere along the way, but she really wouldn't help out too much. She made my job a little more difficult. But she got the job done and hopefully she'll get some confidence back from this race."
Charming Legacy, ridden by Joe Talamo, stalked pacesetter You Lift Me up and took the lead in mid-stretch only to be caught by Black Mamba under a perfectly-time ride by Gomez.
"It took her a real long time to get going today," Talamo said. "I had to really get into her from the three-eighths pole to the five-sixteenths. Once she got by the leader, she leveled off, but she just got out-run that last bit."
Black Mamba, owned by Doubledown Stables and trained by John Sadler, won for the fifth time and banked $90,000 to boost her earnings to $808,851. She had not won since taking the Beverly Hills and Clement L. Hirsch in back-to-back starts last summer.
"They're never easy are they?" Sadler said. "When do I get an easy one? This is the fifth stakes win of the meet and we're happy. Her style is to close. She doesn't have a dimension where she can lay up close. This race wasn't really set up for us. Less horses doesn't necessarily help us. It did keep us from going wide and the time was good."
Black Mamba paid $3.40 and $2.20 as there was no show betting in the field reduced to four with the scratches of Hot n' Dusty and Restless Soul. The place payoff on Charming Legacy was $3.20.
Gomez, Victor Espinoza and Joel Rosario each rode a pair of winners Sunday.
MOVE OVER BO, ZENYATTA NOW A PERFECT 11; CHAMPION WINS VANITY UNDER 129 POUNDS
INGLEWOOD, Calif. (June 27, 2009) - One fan held a sign which said it all Saturday afternoon at Hollywood Park:
"Bo Derek a Perfect 10, Zenyatta a Perfect 11."
Zenyatta, the champion distaffer with a perfect 10-for-10 record, notched career victory No. 11 as she came from off the pace to score a 2 -length victory while being geared down in the closing yards by Hall of Fame jockey Mike Smith in the $300,000 Vanity Handicap.
A spot in the Hall of Fame is being held for the dynamic 5-year-old mare who spotted five rivals from 13 to 16 pounds while toting an almost unheard of 129 - the most a winner has carried at Hollywood Park since Cascapedia won the 1977 Vanity in an era when carrying weight was the norm.
Zenyatta, a winner of seven races in 2008 when she was champion older female, was closer to the pace than usual, but still rallied from fifth on the far turn while covering 1 1/8 miles on Cushion Track in 1:48.15.
Pacesetter Briecat, a 10-1 shot getting 15 pounds from the champion, ran gamely, but was no match in the stretch. She finished three-quarters of a length in front of Dawn After Dawn, while Hot n' Dusty was fourth.
Zenyatta paid $2.60 and $2.10. With no show betting, there was a minus place pool of $55,049 as $353,304 of the total place pool of $402,972 was wagered on the champion. The place payoff on Briecat was $5.80, while a $1 exacta wager on Zenyatta-Briecat returned $7.10.
Zenyatta became the fifth repeat winner of the Grade I event, giving owners Jerry and Ann Moss a return trip to the winner's circle while providing trainer John Shirreffs and jockey Smith their fourth win apiece in the Vanity.
"It's just amazing," Smith said. "I'm so blessed to be part of the Mosses and Shirreffs and along comes a horse sent from God. She's just incredible. It was a short field and she had a lot of weight on her and I didn't want her to have so much to do, so I stayed a little closer than normal. But when I asked her she lengthened her stride and it was pretty much over then."
Smith walked to the paddock immediately after watching 3-year-old filly sensation Rachel Alexandra win the Mother Goose at Belmont Park.
"I thought she ran dynamite," he said. "Maybe down the road we can have a little race together. It would be nice and it would be great for racing, I believe."
Jerry Moss and Shirreffs will be speaking of the future after enjoying Zenyatta's latest triumph. Zenyatta is just two wins shy of matching Personal Ensign's perfect 13-race career.
"Well, we can certainly shoot for that," Jerry Moss said. "She was a fantastic filly, Personal Ensign. The greatest horse race I think I've ever seen was that race (1988 Breeders' Cup Distaff) against Winning Colors. It actually brought me to tears, we were at Churchill Downs."
Zenyatta finished her 2008 campaign with a win in the Breeders' Cup Ladies Classic (formerly the Distaff) and could be headed for a repeat attempt, although future plans remain to be determined.
"Now she has two good races under her belt," Jerry Moss said. "She is strong, she is fit. We'll see where we go from here. That will be a decision John makes after he looks her over. I think we want to do something a little bit more challenging. We think she is capable. She's stronger this year - she's a 5-year-old. She's just amazing."
Jess Jackson, the owner of Rachel Alexandra, stated earlier this week she will not run in the Breeders' Cup at Santa Anita in November because he dislikes synthetic surfaces.
"He owns a great filly," Moss said. "She won very easily today. I'm not too crazy about the synthetic tracks either. I don't mind him talking up about that, maybe it will serve a purpose. And hopefully we will meet somewhere. If not the Breeders' Cup, maybe it will be somewhere else. I think time will tell on something like that and we will go from there."
The main focus Saturday, however, remained the Vanity.
"She's a big strong horse and obviously we weren't afraid of the extra three pounds," Sherriffs said, referring to the boost after Zenyatta won the Milady under 126 pounds while making her first 2008 start here in the Milady in May.
"She's a champion and that's what champions do," Sherriffs added. "You can't run from it. Embrace it. She was very steady throughout the race. Mike said he timed his ride. He didn't want to move too soon. He didn't want to try to open up. I thought that she responded to everything he asked of her. As we all know, when they step into the starting gate anything can happen."
Zenyatta, who began here career at Hollywood Park with a pair of victories at the 2007 Autumn Meet, has now won six races at her home track. The Vanity became her fifth Grade I victory to go along with four Grade II triumphs. The winner's share of $180,000 boosted her earnings to $2,414,580.
HOLLYWOOD PARK ENTRIES FOR FRIDAY 07-03 AFTERNOON 7:05
DAY 45 OF A 55 DAY MEET.
4388 FIRST RACE 6 Furlongs Purse: $37,000
Claiming. 3 year olds. Claiming Prices $50,000-$45,000.
1 8147 Seismometer D Flores 119
2 4268 Leavethegateopen A Gryder 123 50,000
3 .... Trip to the Ranch J Rosario 119 50,000
4 3344 Point Attended Mn Garcia 119 50,000
5 4059 Captain Kali J Talamo 117 45,000
6 (4100) The Bat Signal R Bejarano 119 50,000
6 To Go.
Trip to the Ranch B.g.3 by Old Topper out of Recklesswarrant, by Candi's Gold. Bred by Andy Mathis (CA). Trainer Andy Mathis.
4389 SECOND RACE 1 Mile Turf Purse: $32,000
Claiming. 3 year olds. Claiming Prices $32,000-$28,000.
1 4258 Defense King R Santiago XX110 28,000
2 (4150) Joe Carl J Rosario 119 32,000
3 4268 Catalina Fog J Valdivia, Jr. 117 28,000
4 4258 Tavern 117 28,000
5 4268 Frisky Ricky A Kato 119 32,000
6 4221 Belongs to Gotham V Espinoza 119 32,000
7 (4093) Form a Posse A Solis 119 32,000
7 To Go.
4390 THIRD RACE 5 1/2 Furlongs Purse: $20,000
Maiden Claiming. 2 year olds. Claiming Prices $40,000-$35,000.
1 4282 Bettingonthetruth M Pedroza 120 40,000
2 .... Gallant Gent M Baze 120 40,000
3 4282 Lucero Negro K Stra 120 40,000
4 4334 Zero Manners F Valdez 120 40,000
5 4223 Siete Machos V Espinoza 120 40,000
6 4211 Ancient Wisdom J Rosario 120 40,000
7 .... Ministerfrommiami T Baze 120 40,000
8 .... At the Front R Bejarano 120 40,000
9 4211 Mr. Collen R Santiago XX111 35,000
10 4176 Venito C Charlton XX111 35,000
11 4036 Catch My Tale 120 40,000
12 4282 Taste of Success A Gryder 120 40,000
ALSO ELIGIBLE
13 .... Pico Pico A Solis 120 40,000
14 To Go.
Gallant Gent B.g.2 by Yankee Gentleman out of Bonne Nuite, by Knights Choice. Bred by Budget Stable (KY). Trainer Janet Armstrong.
Ministerfrommiami Dbb.g.2 by Ministers Wild Cat out of Miami Margie, by Shadeed. Bred by Tommy Town Thoroughbreds, LLC (CA). Trainer John W. Sadler.
At the Front Dbb.c.2 by Our New Recruit out of Morning Addiction, by Forestry. Bred by Mr. & Mrs. Lee and Susan Searing &Henry Sunderland (CA). Trainer John W. Sadler.
Pico Pico B.c.2 by Pico Central (BRZ) out of Feisty Step, by Coronado's Quest. Bred by Padua Stables (FL). Trainer Dan L. Hendricks.
4391 FOURTH RACE 1 1/16 Mile Purse: $25,000
Starter Allowance. 3 year olds and up.
1 3513 Massive Attack F Valdez 122
2 4286 Troubletimesthree J Rosario 122
3 4196 Turkish Victory A Delgadillo 122
4 4286 Scorpion Time G Gomez 118
5 4299 His Sisters Mister M Baze 124
6 (4197) Pat's Legacy D Sorenson 118
7 4286 Deep Pockets R Bejarano 122
8 4286 Benezit C Nakatani 116
8 To Go.
4392 FIFTH RACE 6 1/2 Furlongs Purse: $48,000
Allowance Optional Claiming. Fillies and Mares. 3 year olds and up. Claiming Price $25,000. State bred.
1 4128 Yodelady O R Bejarano 118
2 4276 Salty Sarah G Gomez 118
3 3299 Perfect Hostess R Santiago XX113
4 4307 Gold Goddess J Rosario 118
5 4128 High Note T Baze 118
6 4214 Wood Art A Delgadillo 124 25,000
7 (4301) Dani Reese A Solis 118
8 4287 Wide Eyed View J Talamo 124
9 4128 Monkey Face V Espinoza 122
9 To Go.
4393 SIXTH RACE 1 1/16 Mile Purse: $16,000
Maiden Claiming. Fillies and Mares. 3 year olds and up. Claiming Prices $25,000-$22,500.
1 4290 Kristen's Lil Lady Mn Garcia 118 25,000
2 4354 Daniella Roth A Cedeno 116 22,500
3 4191 Eleventh Hour A Solis 124 25,000
4 4253 Improper Etiquette A Gryder 118 25,000
5 4139 Ellie L. J Rosario 124 25,000
6 4290 Retsina Code D Sorenson 116 22,500
7 4290 Sweet Love J Couton 122 22,500
8 4290 Lovely Catherine A Quinonez 116 22,500
9 4074 Ruby Slippers M Baze 118 25,000
10 4290 Zaina T Baze 118 25,000
11 4243 Bonita Birdie R Santiago XX109 22,500
11 To Go.
4394 SEVENTH RACE 1 Mile Turf Purse: $100,000
'Flawlessly Stakes'. Fillies. 3 year olds.
1 .... Oilgonewile J Talamo 121
2 4250 Jehan J Rosario 115
3 (4250) Strawberry Tart Mn Garcia 115
4 4225 Minute Limit (IRE) G Gomez 115
5 4235 A-Maid For Music (IRE) M Baze 117
6 4225 A-Ocean Style D Flores 117
7 4235 Dash Dot Dash B Blanc 117
8 (4269) Burg Berg A Gryder 119
9 4225 Madeline Ruby 117
10 4271 Pretty Unusual T Baze 123
11 (4225) Starlarks (IRE) A Solis 117
12 2192 Eloquently (GB) R Bejarano 117
12 To Go.
Oilgonewile Ch.f.3 by Montbrook out of Dignified Woman, by World Appeal. Bred by J. Michael O'Farrell, Jr. (FL). Trainer Mike R. Mitchell.
4395 EIGHTH RACE 7 Furlongs Purse: $15,000
Maiden Claiming. 3 year olds and up. Claiming Prices $25,000-$22,500.
1 4321 Fiery Rebel F Valdez 119 25,000
2 4255 Dance to the Storm P Arambula 119 25,000
3 4272 Mendota Bay J Rosario 119 25,000
4 4321 El Rifle R Bejarano 119 25,000
5 4263 Bonkersforbinkers D Sorenson 119 25,000
6 4310 Kayakityak A Quinonez 117 22,500
7 4081 Lemonbird O Vergara 119 25,000
8 4288 Panda M Pedroza 119 25,000
9 4288 Whizer K Stra 122 22,500
10 4157 Judge Kent R Santiago XX115 22,500
11 4147 Barney Bass C Nakatani 119 25,000
12 4210 Candy Coat Mn Garcia 119 25,000
13 4312 Brother Albert C Charlton XX115 22,500
13 To Go.
