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Del Mar Donnerstag, 30 Del Mar Donnerstag, 30. August 2018 Race 1 1 23:00 1000 m 60.000 Race 2 2 23:33 1600 m 30.000 Race 3 3 00:03 1600 m 48.000 Race 4 4 00:33 1600 m 60.000 Race 5 5 01:03 1600 m 62.000 Race 6 6 01:33 1100 m 24.000 Race 7 7 02:03 1000 m 65.000 Race 8 8 02:33 1600 m 20.000 30.08.2018 - Del Mar ©2018 by Wettstar / LiveSports.at KG / Meeting ID: 146329 Seite 1 30.08.2018 - Del Mar Rennen # 13 Seite 2 WANN STARTET IHR PFERD... Acclaim The Queen 5 Desert Smoke 5 Jabber Now 8 Nova 6 Spectacular Storm 8 Acclamation King 2 Dislitleaglecanfly 8 K Thirty Eight 7 Peachy 8 Spirit Mission 4 Aggressivity 4 Drift Away 3 Ketos 6 Pitino 1 Stella Sweeper 8 Air Strike 4 Eddie Haskell 7 Kris' Wild Kat 1 Pleasant d'Oro 4 Stonegate 4 Algorithmnblues 2 Eric The Trojan 7 Lacey's Rainbow 5 Quinnie 3 Streak Of Luck 5 Anvil Rock 2 Eskimo Roses 7 Lexington Grace 3 R Cha Cha 6 Sum Reward 3 Bedford 8 Eye Of The River 8 Little Juanito 7 Ragazza Di Vola 5 The Creep 2 Blackout 7 Fender Bender 6 Lucky General 2 Raging Tiger 1 Thegloryisallmine 1 Bobbie Lincoln 5 Fire To The Wire 6 Marilyn's Smile 5 Rockandahardplace 2 Tinabud 3 Bornonvalentineday 3 Golden Ready 1 Marjorie E 5 Saltarin 2 Tina's Exchange 7 Brandothebartender 7 Goldie's Hills 1 Meet My Kitty 5 Sapphire Kid 3 Tiny Tina 3 Capall 1 Grace Hopper 8 Mikes Tiznow 1 Seahawk Wave 1 Tiz Wonderfully 3 Caribbean 4 Grecian Fort 8 Miraculously 3 Sekhmet's Revenge 3 Town Champ 1 Charmingslew 5 Heloise 8 Mongolian Window 3 Sharpshootingeorge 2 Trojan Spirit 4 Closing Time 6 Holland Road 6 Mr Cruze 6 Sigur Ros 6 Trust Fund Kitty 3 Concur 1 Holly Blame 4 Mrazek 7 Sir Eddie 1 Tule Fog 7 Conformation 8 Irish Lassie 8 Music Babe 5 Smile Awhile 8 Weather Market 8 Cute Knows Cute 3 Irish Spirit 4 Northrndancrsghost 4 So Golden 5 What'sontheagenda 7 WANN STARTET IHR JOCKEY / FAHRER... Agapito Delgadillo 2 Alonso Quinonez 2,7 Assael Espinoza 1,3,6,7,8 Barrington Harvey 1 Brayan Pena 8 Brice Blanc 4 Chris Russell 6 Diego Sanchez 8 Drayden Van Dyke 1,3,4,5,7 Edgar Payeras 3,4 Edwin Maldonado 6 Evin Roman 1,2,3,4,5,8 Flavien Prat 1,3,4,5,7 Franklin Ceballos 6 Gary Stevens 3,5 Geovanni Franco 1,3,5,6,7,8 Heriberto Figueroa 2,6,7,8 Joseph Talamo 2,4,7 Joshua Rodriguez 8 Jr. Octavio Vergara 8 Kent Desormeaux 3,4,5 Mario Gutierrez 1,7,8 Martin Pedroza 1,3 Mike Smith 1,5 Rafael Bejarano 1,3 Santiago Gonzalez 2,5,6,7 Scratched 5,7,8 Stewart Elliott 2 Tiago Pereira 4,5,6,8 Tyler Baze 1,3,4,5,6,7,8 Tyler Conner 2,3,4,5,6,8 WANN STARTET IHR TRAINER... 5,7,8 Adam Kitchingman 6 Andrew Lerner 3 Andy Mathis 1 Antonio Garcia 8 Ben Cecil 8 Bill McLean 5 Brian Koriner 5,6 Carla Gaines 3,6,8 Craig Dollase 7 Craig Lewis 6 Dan Blacker 1,6 Doug O'Neill 1,2,6,7 Eduardo Rich 5 Eoin Harty 2 Gary Stute 8 George Papaprodromou 8 Gerard Piccioni 8 Ian Kruljac 3 Ian Wilkes 2 Jack Carava 7 James Cassidy 3,5 Javier Sierra 7 Jeffrey Metz 2 Jerry Hollendorfer 1 John Martin 5 John Sadler 4 John Shirreffs 4,8 Jorge Gutierrez 8 Jr. Clifford Sise 2,8 Jr. Robert Hess 4 Karen Headley 7 Louis Bradvica 1 Luis Mendez 6 Mark Casse 7 Mark Glatt 1,7 Martine Bellocq 8 Matthew Chew 3,5 Michael Machowsky 3 Michael McCarthy 4 Molly Pearson 1,3,6 Neil French 5 Oscar Garcia 8 Patrick Gallagher 4,5,6 Paulo Lobo 4 Peter Eurton 8 Peter Miller 1,3 Philip D'amato 1,3,4,5,7 Rafael Deleon 6 Richard Baltas 1,3 Ronald Ellis 4,5 Ruben Gomez 2 Ryan Hanson 2 Santos Perez 4 Simon Callaghan 4 Tim McCanna 3,5 Victor Garcia 2,7 Vladimir Cerin 8 William Morey 3 30.08.2018 - Del Mar ©2018 by Wettstar / LiveSports.at KG / Meeting ID: 146329 Seite 2 30.08.2018 - Del Mar Rennen # 1 Seite 3 1000 m Race 1 60.000 Rennpreis: 60.000 1 FOR MAIDENS, THREE YEARS OLD AND UPWARD. Three Year Olds, 120 lbs.; Older, 122 lbs. (Non-starters For A Claiming Price Of 23:00 Flach $40,000 Or Less In The Last 3 Starts Preferred). (Rail at 24 feet). 1000 Pitino 3j. rotbraun H (Union Rags - Alexandra Rylee) 11.11 Del Mar 6 1200 89 Victor Espinoza Cool Bobby - Candy Cornell - All Out Blitz 1 Trainer: Doug O'Neill 54.4 Besitzer: Zedan Racing Stables Inc Box: 1 ML: 4.5 Mario Gutierrez Kris' Wild Kat 3j. grau/bra H (Wildcat Heir - Passeporta) 13.01 Santa Anita 7 1100 128 Kyle Frey Nero - Curly's Rocket - Core Beliefs 2 Trainer: Richard Baltas 52.2 Besitzer: Bruce J K Racing Stable Llc A Box: 2 ML: 9 Assael Espinoza Goldie's Hills 4j. kastanie H (Tale Of The Hills - Goldies Mee 05.08 Del Mar 5 1000 683 Barrington Harvey Eskimo Roses - Sir Eddie - Young Hendrick 3 Trainer: Louis Bradvica 08.07 Lrc 4 1100 371 Barrington Harvey Old Indian Trick - Livin On Prayer - Ostini 55.3 Besitzer: Reinaldo Martinez Box: 3 ML: 11 Barrington Harvey Raging Tiger 3j. kastanie H (Giant's Causeway - Shandra S 17.06 Rd 5 1100 107 Rodney Prescott Premier Shot - How Good Is That - Code Na 4 Trainer: Mark Glatt 05.06 Rd 4 1200 106 Rodney Prescott Parker Pal - Code Name Elmer - Silent Dust 54.4 Besitzer: Rodney Orr 23.05 Rd 6 1100 398 Vernon Bush Intense Moment - Needarunner - Uncle Walt 04.07 Rd 7 1200 505 Andrew Erwin Rose's Bud - Just Dazzling - Intrinsic Daniell Box: 4 ML: 21 Tyler Baze 07.06 Rd 9 1200 615 Nathan Solomon Charlie V. - Kandinsky - Little Bull Concur 3j. rotbraun W (Curlin - Dyning Out) 24.02 Santa Anita 3 1800 32 Flavien Prat Fibonacci - Majestic Eagle - Concur 5 Trainer: Philip D'amato 28.01 Santa Anita 3 1600 16 Flavien Prat Epical - Fibonacci - Concur 54.4 Besitzer: Fanticola, Anthony And Scard 17.12 Lrc 4 1200 20 Edwin Maldonado All Out Blitz - Restoring Hope - Montmartre 25.11 Del Mar 2 1300 25 John Velazquez Kris' Rocket Kat - Concur - Mo Over Box: 5 ML: 4 Drayden Van Dyke 21.10 Santa Anita 2 1100 54 Flavien Prat Italiano - Concur - Greyvitos Golden Ready 3j. dunkelbr W (More Than Ready - Golden Fl 6 Trainer: Jerry Hollendorfer 54.4 Besitzer: Hollendorfer, Llc, Mark Dedo Box: 6 ML: 6 Mike Smith Mikes Tiznow 3j. grau/bra W (Slew's Tiznow - Babes Bridge I 21.07 Del Mar 6 1000 111 Aaron Gryder Smokem - Continental Divide - Suit Of Light 7 Trainer: Andy Mathis 54.4 Besitzer: Mike Schott Box: 7 ML: 11 Martin Pedroza Town Champ 4j. rotbraun H (Speightstown - Salt Champ) 22.07 Del Mar 3 1200 58 Rafael Bejarano Paddock Pick - Deputy Bernardini - Town C 8 Trainer: Philip D'amato 21.01 Santa Anita 4 1200 19 Rafael Bejarano Battle Of Midway - Palmer's Way - Cats Bla 55.3 Besitzer: Arturo Vargas Box: 8 ML: 4.5 Rafael Bejarano Seahawk Wave 3j. dunkelbr W (Sixthirteen - Felice The Cat) 9 Trainer: Mark Glatt 54.4 Besitzer: Al And Saundra S. Kirkwood Box: 9 ML: 13 Evin Roman Sir Eddie 3j. grau/bra W (Square Eddie - Gypsy Friday) 05.08 Del Mar 2 1000 14 Flavien Prat Eskimo Roses - Sir Eddie - Young Hendrick 10 Trainer: Dan Blacker 16.06 Santa Anita 2 1300 9 Flavien Prat Hollywood Square - Sir Eddie - Writ Large 54.4 Besitzer: My Way Racing Llc, Radley E 20.05 Santa Anita 2 1300 8 Flavien Prat Ultimate Bango - Sir Eddie - Hit The Seam 20.04 Santa Anita 2 1300 22 Flavien Prat Dreamer's Reality - Sir Eddie - Hit The Sea Box: 10 ML: 3.5 Tyler Baze 24.03 Santa Anita 4 1300 40 Flavien Prat Brickhouse - Sidepocket Action - Black Stor Thegloryisallmine 3j. grau/bra W (Mineshaft - Ashley's Glory) 23.09 Lrc 6 1300 581 Brayan Pena Run Away - Smokem - Crazy Uncle Rick 11 Trainer: Molly Pearson 02.09 Del Mar 3 1300 145 Brayan Pena Solomini - Bahamian - Thegloryisallmine 54.4 Besitzer: Inc. H And E Ranch 13.08 Del Mar 5 1000 196 Daniel Vergara Soul Streit - Eskimo Roses - Frenchmen Str 16.07 Lrc 2 1100 122 Daniel Vergara Ride To The Wire - Thegloryisallmine - Sen Box: 11 ML: 16 Geovanni Franco Capall 3j. rotbraun W (Run Away And Hide - Miss Nic 04.08 Del Mar 3 1600 89 Martin Pedroza Starting Bloc - Zipman - Aussie Fox 12 Trainer: Peter Miller 17.06 Santa Anita 2 1300 38 Flavien Prat Invasion Looming - Capall - Seventyone 54.4 Besitzer: Barber, Gary, Silver Ranch St 19.05 Santa Anita 5 1300 119 Victor Espinoza So Long Sailor - Highly Distorted - Englande 28.04 Santa Anita 4 1300 52 Victor Espinoza Passionate Reward - Englander - Captain B Box: 12 ML: 5 Flavien Prat 10.03 Santa Anita 5 1300 33 Javier Castellano Call West - Goodwillambassador - Holly Bla Ergebnis: Quoten: 30.08.2018 - Del Mar ©2018 by Wettstar / LiveSports.at KG / Meeting ID: 146329 Seite 3 30.08.2018 - Del Mar Rennen # 2 Seite 4 1600 m Race 2 30.000 Rennpreis: 30.000 2 FOR MAIDENS, TWO YEARS OLD.
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