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Jockeys Who Have Ridden Horses in the Big ’Cap $750,000$750,000 SANTA ANITA HANDICAP SANTA ANITA DERBY MELATONIN Dear Member of the Media: Now in its 82nd year of Thoroughbred racing, Santa Anita is proud to have hosted many of the sport’s greatest moments. Although the names of its historic human and horse heroes may have changed in the SANTA ANITA HANDICAP past eight decades of racing, Santa Anita’s prominence in the sport $750,000 Guaranteed (Grade I) remains constant. Saturday, March 11, 2017 • Eightieth Running This year, Santa Anita will present the 80th edition of one of rac- Gross Purse: $750,000 Winner’s Share: $450,000 Other Awards: $114,000 second; $85,000 third; $40,000 fourth; $20,000 fifth; ing’s premier races — the $750,000 Santa Anita Handicap on Saturday, $15,000 to sixth March 11. Distance: One and one-quarter miles on the main track The historic Big ‘Cap was the nation’s first continually run $100,000 Nominations: Close February 25 2017 at $100 each by 12 noon Supplementary nominations of $15,000 stakes race and has arguably had more impact on the progress of Track and American Thoroughbred racing than any other single event in the sport. Dirt Record: 1:57 4/5, Spectacular Bid, 4 (Bill Shoemaker, 126, February 3, If you have questions regarding the 2017 Big ‘Cap, or if you are 1980, Charles H. Strub Stakes) Stakes Record: 1:58 3/5, Affirmed, 4 (Laffit Pincay Jr., 128, March 4, 1979) interested in obtaining credentials, please contact the Publicity Gates Open: 10:00 a.m. Department at your convenience. First Post Time: 12:00 noon Other Feature Races: $400,000 Frank E. Kilroe Mile (Gr. I) $400,000 Triple Bend Stakes (Gr. I) $400,000 San Felipe Stakes (Gr. II) Table of Contents Chart of 2016 Santa Anita Handicap ..................................................5 History of the First 79 Big ’Caps ...................................................6-9 Mike Willman Facts & Figures on the First 79 Big ’Caps ......................................... 10-13 Director of Publicity Big ’Cap Milestones and Highlights ................................................14-18 Largest Crowds & Handles..........................................................19 Highest & Lowest Mutuel Payoffs...................................................20 Fastest and Slowest Times; Fractions; Margin of Victory...............................21 Highest & Lowest Weights; Supplementary Nominees.................................22 Post Positions, Mutuel Fields ........................................................23 Miscellaneous......................................................................24 Triple Crown Race Winners & Champions in the Big ’Cap .............................25 Most Wins by a Trainer .............................................................26 Most Wins by a Jockey .............................................................27 Horses Who Have Run in More Than One Big ’Cap ...................................28 Horses Who Have Started in the Big ’Cap.........................................29-36 Jockeys Who Have Ridden Horses in the Big ’Cap .................................37-46 Publicity Phone (626) 574-6396 Trainers Who Have Run Horses in the Big ’Cap ....................................47-57 Fax (626) 574-6682 Trainer Charlie Whittingham in the Big ’Cap ..........................................57 Owners Who Have Run Horses in the Big ’Cap ....................................58-70 3 2016 Santa Anita Handicap Chart 1õ MILES. ( 1.57© ) 79TH RUNNING OF THE SANTA ANITA HANDICAP. Grade I. Purse $1,000,000 TENTH RACE ( plus $1,035 Other Sources ) FOR FOUR-YEAR-OLDS AND UPWARD. By subscription of $100 each to accompany the nomination, closed Saturday, February 27, 2016 with 22 or by supplementary nomination Santa Anita of $20,000 by 12 NOON Saturday, March 5. $5,000 to pass the entry box and $10,000 to start with $1,000,000 MARCH 12, 2016 Guaranteed, of which $600,000 to first, $200,000 to second, $120,000 to third, $50,000 to fourth, $20,000 to fifth and $10,000 to sixth. A trophy will be presented to the winning owner. Value of Race: $1,001,035 Winner $600,000; second $200,000; third $120,000; fourth $50,000; fifth $20,000; sixth $10,000; seventh $345; eighth $345; ninth $345. Mutuel Pool $888,143.00 Exacta Pool $380,028.00 Trifecta Pool $292,961.00 Superfecta Pool $239,216.00 Last Raced Horse M/Eqt. A. Wt PP ² ¶ º 1 Str Fin Jockey Odds $1 5á16 ªSA¦ Melatonin L b 5 115 2 1Ç 1ô 1ô 1¦ô 1¨ 1©õ Talamo J 16.30 6á16 ¬SAª Hard Aces L b 6 118 7 7©ô 7©ô 7§ô 6¦ 4¦ 2ô Lezcano A 22.80 27ä15 ¦¦CD¦ Effinex L b 5 123 5 4§ 3¦ 3Ç 2¦ 2¦ 3¦ô Smith M E 1.40 6á16 ¬SA§ Imperative L 6 120 8 6¦ 6Ç 6ô 5ô 3Ç 4¦ Gonzalez S 4.30 20á16 ªFG¨ Point Piper L 6 115 1 8¦ô 8Ç 8Ç 9 6Ç 5ô Van Dyke D 62.40 6á16 ¤SA© Class Leader L b 5 118 9 9 9 9 8Ç 7§ô 6§ö Desormeaux K J 37.80 6á16 ¬SA¨ Donworth L 4 117 3 3Ç 4¦ 4¦ 3Ç 5¦ô 7§ô Gutierrez Mario 2.50 6á16 ¬SA« Cyrus Alexander L b 4 116 6 5§ 5¨ô 5§ 7¦ô 8¦ô 8©õ Garcia M 29.60 28â16 ©GP¦ General a Rod L bf 5 116 4 2¦ô 2ô 2¦ 4Ç 9 9 Bejarano R 7.10 OFF AT4:53 StartGood. Won driving. Track fast. TIME :22©, :46¦, 1:10©, 1:36§, 2:02 ( :22.82, :46.28, 1:10.81, 1:36.47, 2:02.01 ) 2 -MELATONIN 34.60 13.80 6.00 $2 Mutuel Prices: 7 -HARD ACES 19.20 7.20 5 -EFFINEX 2.80 $1 EXACTA 2-7 PAID $245.40 $1 TRIFECTA 2-7-5 PAID $951.70 $1 SUPERFECTA 2-7-5-8 PAID $3,190.00 B. g, (May), by Kodiak Kowboy - Yanquee Reign , by Yankee Victor . Trainer Hofmans David. Bred by S D Brilie LP (Ky). MELATONIN had good early speed and dueled inside, inched away leaving the secondturn and drew clear in the stretch under left handed urging. HARD ACES angled inand chased inside then a bit off the rail leaving the backstretch, split horsesa quarter mile out, came three deep into the stretch and edged a rival late forthe place. EFFINEX stalked outside a rival then bid three deep leaving the firstturn, stalked again a half mile out, re-bid three deep on the second turn, hadthe winner slip away leaving that turn, lacked the needed response in thestretch and was edged late for second. IMPERATIVE chased outside a rival, wentthree deep Melatonin midway on the second turn and four wide leaving that turn and intothe stretch and bested the others. POINT PIPER settled inside then outside arival, came out leaving the second turn and five wide into the stretch andimproved position. CLASS LEADER angled in early and saved ground to the stretchto no avail. DONWORTH pulled hard under a hold and stalked inside, tugged hisway up along the rail leaving the backstretch, steadied and clipped heels intothe second turn, remained inside and weakened in the drive. CYRUS ALEXANDERchased off the rail or outside a rival, came out leaving the second turn andfour wide into the stretch and also weakened. GENERAL A ROD dueled outside thewinner then between horses, battled between foes again on the second turn, fellback between rivals leaving that turn and into the stretch and had little leftfor the drive. The stewards conducted an inquiry into the run into the far turnbut made no change when they ruled DONWORTH was the cause of his own trouble. Owners- 1, Tarabilla Farms Inc;2, Hronis Racing LLC;3, Tri-Bone Stables;4, KM Racing Enterprise Inc and J K Racing;5, Gatto Racing LLC Russo J Schlaich M Hollendorfer J and Russo P;6, Lane's End Racing;7, Reddam Racing LLC;8, Spendthrift Farm LLC and Stonestreet Stables LLC;9, Skychai Racing LLC and Starlight Racing Trainers- 1, Hofmans David;2, Sadler John W;3, Jerkens James A;4, Baltas Richard;5, Hollendorfer Jerry;6, Sadler John W;7, O'Neill Doug;8, Hollendorfer Jerry;9, Pletcher Todd A Copyright © 2016 by Daily Racing$1Pick Form, Three Inc. (7-8-2) All rights Paid reserved. $256.60 ; Pick Three Pool $85,430 . $2Daily Double (8-2) Paid $99.40 ; Daily Double Pool $75,672 . 4 5 History of the First 79 Runnings of the Santa Anita Handicap Year Winner Owner Trainer Rider Wt. Second Wt. Third Wt. To Winner Time 1935 Azucar (7) . F. M. Alger, Jr. J. Rushton ..................... G. Woolf ............117 Ladysman (5) ...........117 Time Supply (4) .........118 . .$108,400 2:02 1/5 1936 Top Row (5) ...........................................A. A. Baroni A. A. Baroni ................... W. D. Wright ....... 116 Time Supply (5).........114 Rosemont (4)............116 . 104,600 2:04 1/5 1937 Rosemont (5) .....................................Foxcatcher Farm R. E. Handlen .................. H. Richards.........124 Seabis cuit (4) ..........114 Indian Broom (4) ........116 . 90,700 2:02 1/5 1938 Stagehand (3) ......................................Col. M. Howard E. H. Sande.................... N. Wall.............100 Seabiscuit (5)...........130 Pompoon (4) ...........120 . 91,450 2:01 3/5 1939 Kayak II (4) .....................................Charles S. Howard T. Smith ....................... J. Adams...........110 Whichcee (5) ...........112 Main Man (5)............117 . 91,100 2:01 2/5 1940 Seabiscuit (7) ...................................Charles S. Howard T. Smith ....................... J. Pollard...........130 Kayak II (5) .............129 Whichcee (6)............114 . 86,650 2:01 1/5 1941 Bay View (4) ...................................... Mrs. A. Pelleteri P. F. Dwyer .................... N. Wall.............108 Mioland (4).............124 Bolingbroke (4).........106 . 89,360 2:05 2/5 1945 Thumbs Up (6) ......................................Louis B. Mayer G. M. Odom ................... J. Longden . .130 Texas Sandman (4)......116 Gay Dalton (5) ..........126 . 82,925 2:01 1/5 1946 War Knight (6) ......................................Miss Ethel Hill C. T. Leavitt ................... J. Adams............115 First Fiddle (7)..........126 Snow Boots (4) ..........112 . 101,220 2:01 3/5 1947 Olhaverry (8) ................................Pan De Azucar Stable A. E. Silver .................... M. Peterson ........ 116 Stitch Again (7) .
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