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July 26, 2020 JULY 26, 2020 HOME OF THE $3 MILLION ALL AMERICAN FUTURITY RaceRuidoso.com 2002 Sudderth Dr., Ruidoso NM 88345 RHONDA ROMACK-BURNS 575-937-3000 [email protected] OFFICE 575-257-3000 31ST DAY OF RACING • SUNDAY, JULY 26, 2020 • POST TIME 1:00PM Weekend Preview It’s time for the Zia Festival at Ruidoso Downs Race Track, and the race card features a great line-up of trials and stakes races all weekend that celebrate New Mexico-bred Quarter Horses and Thoroughbreds. F RI DAY SUNDAY RIO GRANDE SENORITA FUTURITY TRIALS ZIA FUTURITY (GI) 5 ½ Furlongs | 2-year-old fillies Purse = $392,547 | 400 Yards | 2-year-olds RIO GRANDE SENOR FUTURITY TRIALS ZIA QH JUVENILE 5 ½ Furlongs | 2-year-old colts & geldings Purse = $50,000 | 400 Yards | 2-year-olds SATURDAY ZIA 870 CHAMPIONSHIP SIERRA STARLET Purse = $50,000 | 870 Yards | 3-year-old & up Purse = $50,000 | 5 ½ Furlongs | 3-year-old & up fillies ROAD RUNNER HANDICAP ZIA HANDICAP (RG2) Purse = $50,000 | 5 ½ Furlongs | 3-year-old fillies Purse = $50,000 | 400 Yards | 3-year-old & up LINCOLN HANDICAP ZIA QH DERBY (GII) Purse = $50,000 | 6 Furlongs | 3-year-old fillies & mares Purse = $183,073 | 400 Yards | 3-year-olds LAND OF ENCHANTMENT STAKES Purse = $50,000 | 7 ½ Furlongs | 3-year-old & up SIERRA BLANCA HANDICAP Purse = $50,000 | 5 ½ Furlongs | 3-year-old & up Remember while you are here with us, we kindly ask that everyone do their part to adhere to the COVID-Safe Practices (CSPs) that have been put into place as part of our plan that allows us to have fans here in attendance. • Face coverings are REQUIRED • There will be NO SMOKING or SMOKELESS TOBACCO allowed in the Turf Club • Practice social distancing by staying 6’ apart when you are not at your table • Do not congregate in groups of more than 5 people • Owners with winning horses are allowed access to the Winner’s Circle for photos. 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