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Santa Anita Feb. 2 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ALPHABETICAL SANTA ANITA Today's Racing Digest nd TODAY'S RACING DIGEST CONSENSUS – Santa Anita Feb. 2 1-2-3 CPR 1-2-3 Charting 1-2-3 FIRE Race Analyst Consensus A. P. Zona A. P. Zona Too Many Unshowns Liberty Jack A. P. Zona-11 1 Red Carpet Cat Red Carpet Cat Not Chopped Liver Liberty Jack-5 Rainbow Squall Rainbow Squall A. P. Zona Red Carpet Cat-4 Burn Me Twice Burn Me Twice Burn Me Twice Burn Me Twice Burn Me Twice-20 2 Westmont Westmont Westmont Westmont Westmont-8 R Cha Cha R Cha Cha R Cha Cha Mystical Image R Cha Cha-3 Heat Heat Heat Evicted Heat-17 3 Gosofar Gosofar Gosofar Heat Gosofar-7 David’ Memory Sir Studleigh Sir Studleigh Gosofar Evicted-5 Solar Zone Solar Zone Solar Zone Solar Zone SOLAR ZONE-20 4 Informality Chief Tiger Chief Tiger Stormin Cowboy Chief Tiger-4 Stormin Cowboy Informality Pop Pop’s Pizza Pop Pop’s Pizza Stormin Cowboy-3 Heartofthetemple Golden Light Anita Partner Tiz Adore Tiz Adore-9 5 Space Cadet Tiz Adore Tiz Adore Anita Partner Golden Light-6 Halo Darlin Space Cadet Golden Light Space Cadet Anita Partner-5 Stealth Drone Stealth Drone Margie’s Minute Stealth Drone Stealth Drone-17 6 Margie’s Minute Little Bit Lovely Stealth Drone Margie’s Minute Margie’s Minute-10 Little Bit Lovely Margie’s Minute Little Bit Lovely Brookes All Mine Little Bit Lovely-4 Conquest Farenheit Conquest Farenheit Conquest Farenheit Conquest Farenheit Conquest Farenheit-20 7 Popular Kid Big Gray Rocket Squared Squared Big Gray Rocket Big Gray Rocket-5 Interrogator Popular Kid Big Gray Rocket Interrogator Popular Kid-3 Goodyearforroses Goodyearforroses Dressed To A T Ryans Charm Goodyearforroses-14 8 Dreamarcher Dreamarcher Goodyearforroses Goodyearforroses Dressed To A T -7 Dressed To A T Dressed To A T Dreamarcher Into The Mystic Ryans Charm-5 POINTS: First Choice - 5; Second Choice 2; Third Choice 1. ALPHABETICAL LIST OF HORSES IN TODAY'S RACES HORSE RACE # HORSE RACE # HORSE RACE # HORSE RACE # A. P. Zona 1 Filly On Fire 6 Margie's Minute 6 Squared Squared 7 Albeit 5 Frenzified (GB) 8 Metrocity 4 States Hero 4 Anita Partner (IRE) 5 Monterey Shale 3 Stealth Drone 6 Arcobaleno 5 Ginga (ARG) 8 Mystical Image 2 Stormin Cowboy 4 Golden Light 5 Surfing Hot 4 Backintheacademy 8 Goodyearforroses (IRE) 8 Not Chopped Liver 1 Basie Boots 6 Gosofar 3 T's Place 3 Big Break 6 Particleacelerator 3 The Golden Kid 3 Big Gray Rocket 7 Halo Darlin 5 Pop Pop's Pizza 4 Tiz Adore 5 # Blazingulch 2 Heartofthetemple 5 Popular Kid 7 Tiz Indy 1 Blondy's Reward 5 Heat 3 Brookes All Mine 6 Queen Blossom (IRE) 8 Westmont 2 Burn Me Twice 2 Informality 4 Interrogator 7 R Cha Cha 2 Yodelsong 6 Caray 1 Into The Mystic (IRE) 8 Rainbow Squall 1 Chief Tiger 4 Red Carpet Cat 1 Conquest Farenheit 7 Julia's Summer 4 Run Macho Run 2 Ryans Charm 8 David's Memory 3 Late 'n Left 6 Dreamarcher 8 Liberty Jack 1 Sid the Squid 5 Dressed to a T 8 Little Bit Lovely 6 Sir Studleigh 3 Little Mustard 4 Solar Zone 4 Eat My Dirt 4 Lucky Staxx 4 # Sorry Erik 7 Estrechada (ARG) 8 Lucky Teroda 5 Space Cadet 5 Evicted 3 Spicy Blonde 6 For Explanation of Layouts & Features - See Back Cover SANTA ANITA Today's Racing Digest WORKOUT ANALYSIS FOR HORSES RACING – Thursday, Feb 2nd NAME/ WORK TRK NAME/ WORK TRK COMMENT DATE COND DIST WORK COMMENT DATE COND DIST WORK 1st RACE David's Memory 01/27 SA /FT 5F 101.0h Tiz Indy 01/28 SA /FT 3F 34.4h Was evenly matched w/ Colonial Power finishing up head & head to the speedy blowout drill for Carava. finished up the final furlong in 11.3 doing it wire in 24.2. pretty easy.. 01/16 SA /FT 5F 101.2h 01/18 SA /FT 4F 47.8h Decent mid range maintenance session while earning splits of 24.3 & 37.0; Sharp ½ mile session especially for a barn that rarely asks for much speed Finished up better than the drill began in 24.1. in the morning hours. Final furlong in 11.4. 4th RACE Red Carpet Cat 01/26 SA /FT 5F 100.4h Stormin Cowboy 01/27 SA /FT 4F 50.0h Strong mid range session while traveling well for drill's duration & finishing Left the pole in hand & went in12.3 for the opening furlong. finished up in up very well to cover the final ¼ in 24.1. hand through the stretch in 50 flat looking ok for Jones. Liberty Jack 01/26 SA /FT 5F 100.0h 01/18 SA /FT 5F 102.0h left the pole in a hurry going off in 23.3 for the opening 1/4. finished up Pure maintenance maneuver while not being asked for much in 5 panel under moderate pressure late in 100 flat. session. 01/15 SA /FT 5F 101.6h Metrocity 01/26 SA /FT 5F 100.6h Ewing dark bay worked w/ a Sise runner that was under whip throughout. was best in a team drill over Will Tell. pulled away through the lane Jack was much the best w/ something left. finishing up 3 lengths in front in 24 flat not asked @ any point. 12/18 SA /FT 4F 48.8h 01/16 SA /FT 4F 48.8h Hooked up w/ Hess trained, Kestrel while leaving the ½ on equal terms Left the 1/2 over the training track w/ County Lineman & went in 23.4 early. & finishing up well to gain a 2 length advantage @ the wire. finished up under light pressure to stay even in 48.4. A. P. Zona 01/27 SA /FT 5F 100.8h Lucky Staxx 01/15 SA /FT 5F 103.0h Worked in company w/ Datcatsa Gem & finished up under light urging the Was second best to stable mate Kaboom. was under heavy pressure to final 3/8 in 36.2 looking just ok for Pearson. stay even to the wire in 50.1 for the final 1/2. 01/16 SA /FT 4F 49.8h Informality 01/27 SA /FT 5F 102.2h Easy ½ mile maneuver while finding best stride in the lane to finish up in Departed from the 5 & went in 37.3 early on. finished up under 24.2. moderate pressure late in 102.1. nd 2 RACE 01/18 SA /FT 4F 50.2h Westmont 01/27 SA /FT 5F 101.2h Walked away from the ½ mile marker to post splits of 13. & 25.3. Finished started one back of of stablemate, Brandyafterdinner & went in 24.2 for the up fairly despite no urging to get the final ¼ in 24.3. opening 1/4. cruised on by workmate in the stretch finishing up one in front 5th RACE in 101.1 never asked @ all. Tiz Adore 01/18 SA /FT 5F 105.8h Run Macho Run 01/26 SA /FT 5F 100.4h Not much more than one gallop for the Shirreffs barn. finished up the final 1/4 in 24.1 doing it easily for Baltas. Heartofthetemple 01/25 SA /FT 6F 116.0h 01/18 SA /FT 4F 48.2h Was in company on the training track w/ a Oscar Garcia trained horse Pretty straight forward ½ mile drill while posting splits of 12.1 & 24.1. Final named Royal Red 115.4. Was second best dropping back a length under a ¼ in 24.0 flat. hand ride finishing the final 1/4 in 24.1. R Cha Cha 01/26 SA /FT 5F 59.6hG 01/18 SA /FT 4F 50.8h was best of 3 out of the gate breaking sharply & going off in 34.1, 46.2, Easily accomplished training track maneuver while never being summoned never asked while finishing up in 59.3. for any serious run. 01/16 SA /FT 4F 49.8h Halo Darlin 01/26 SA /FT 5F 100.8h Walked away from the ½ mile marker to post an opening splits of 13.0 & Departed the 5F pole under a good hold working through splits 36.4-48.4- 25.1. Finished up better than started to negotiate the length of the stretch in 100.4 finishing in hand. 24.3. 01/18 SA /FT 4F 50.0h Burn Me Twice 01/28 SA /FT 4F 47.2h Just an average ½ mile session while appearing capable of more if called was evenly matched w/ stable mate Batiquitos. went in 23.3 early on & upon. finished up in hand through the lane in 47.1. Arcobaleno 01/28 SA /FT 5F 102.2h 01/17 SA /FT 4F 47.8h Took charge down the stretch finishing up the final 1/4 in 23.3 in full stride Was much the best over Batiquitos starting one in front @ the 1/2 & going to the wire. off in 12.1, 23.4, pulled away in the stretch finishing up in 47.4 never asked 01/22 SA /GD 5F 101.8h @ all. Was going easy on the training track listed as good after our rain storm rd 3 RACE finishing up the final 1/4 in 24 flat. The Golden Kid 01/26 SA /FT 5F 101.8h Anita Partner (IRE) 01/27 SA /FT 5F 102.8h Left the 5 in hand & went off in 37.1. finished up in hand through the lane in Easy going 5F move for Mullins on the training track finishing up the final 101.4.
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