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Lone Star Park Race Recap (G1) Lone Star Park Race Recap (G1) Day 36 of 37 Tuesday, August 11, 2020 Track: Fast / Turf: Firm (Rail at 0’) (Clear 100˚) Texas Thoroughbred Futurities Fiesta Mile Texas Horse Racing Hall of Fame Stakes # Winner Jockey Trainer Dis Time Mar Paid Second Third 1. 10-Miss B I. Arellano (13) J. Caldwell (17) 7 ½ F (t) 1:29.62 ½ 15.80 9-Chikara * 7-My Royal Rocket 2. 6-Shaharazad* R. Vazquez (55) K. Broberg (41) 7 F 1:25.08 3 5.20 2-Goodnightloving (DH) 1- Lone Star Lady (DH) 5-Darpa 3 . 6-Insurrection S. Elliott (50) S. Asmussen (46) 6 F 1:11.59 neck 10.00 1a-Disapproval 8-Pure Speculation* 4. 7-Wapi L. Wade (16) K. Jacks (5) 1 M (t) 1:35.45 1 ½ 42.60 4-In the Red* 2-Quickpay 5. 8-Averys Miss* D. Sorenson (16) D. Pish (18) 7 F 1:25.91 ¾ 7.60 1-Sardabling 11-Texas Music Box 6. 1-Tommytoshort L. Luzzi (31) A. Gustafson (18) 7 F 1:24.70 ¾ 7.00 2-Little Mark 11-Best Little Man* 7. 5-Ima Discreet Lady R. Vazquez (56) K. Broberg (42) 1 m (t) 1:36.32 head 9.00 6-Corluna 7-Shes Our Fastest 8. 3-Super Stock* K. Asmussen (5) S. Asmussen (47) 5 ½ F 1:04.95 3 ½ 5.60 9-Lucky Promise 7-Hulen 9. 7-Kandy Ginger* S. Elliott (51) S. Asmussen (48) 5 ½ F 1:05.35 3 ¼ 2.80 2-Becca’s Bouquet 3-Onna Musha 10. 7-Redatory* L. Luzzi (32) A. Dupuy (3) 1 1/16 M (t) 1:42.21 ½ 5.40 3-Kenai Bob 4-Sunlit Song # Conditions Winning Owner(s) Age Sex Bred Sire Record Comment 1. Clm F 20000N2L Catherine E. and Marguerite Lokey 4 f TX Street Boss 11-2-1-0 stalked 2w, long drive 2. Clm F 7500 Erin Gaarz 4 f KY Street Sense 20-5-2-2 frac gate, 2w, drvng 3. Clm 7500N3L Steven M. Asmussen 4 g NY Revolutionary 7-3-0-1 2w, bumped str, drvng 4. Md Sp Wt F 40k Karen E. Jacks 4 f OK Mucho Macho Man 20-1-4-7 ang 3w, driving 5. Tx Alw F 41300N1X David L. Davis 5 m TX Interactif 14-2-3-1 3p run trn, up late 6. Tx Alw 41300N1X Linda & Michael J. Mazoch 4 g TX Etesaal 19-3-7-5 2w, long drive, held 7. Tx FiestaMile F 50k Raymond Todd White & Duane Coker 4 f TX Discreet Cat 21-7-6-4 pace rail, held 8. TXTBFut B 100k Erv Woolsey & Keith I. Asmussen 2 c KY Dialed In 3-1-1-0 2w, clear 1/16, drvng 9. TXTBFut F 100k Erv Woolsey & Keith I. Asmussen 2 f ON Kantharos 2-2-0-0 4 wide, driving 10. TXHOFStk 50k James Wessel 5 g TX Oratory 21-8-2-0 rated rail, driving Exotics Race $2 Exacta $0.50 Trifecta $.10 Super (4th) $.50 Pick 3 $2 Double $.50 Pick 4 $.20 High 5 (Carryover) Pick 5 $.20 Pick 6 (Carryover) 1. 34.40 102.95 81.22 (8) 423.82 (62,243.49) 2. 112.40 67.85 (6-2-1) 63.16 (6-2-1-5) 54.40 (6-2-5) 48.61 (6-2-5-1) 60.00 3. 36.20 20.95 23.80 (3) 109.05 22.40 4. 125.20 102.45 48.86 (1) 95.95 189.20 5. 183.40 252.75 219.40 (6) 380.20 86.40 944.50 6. 139.00 171.50 130.32 (8) 262.10 34.40 7. 42.00 32.60 56.33 (8) 56.90 39.00 8. 55.80 43.95 44.68 (2) 34.55 52.20 9. 12.20 8.00 9.45 (1) 16.70 11.20 10. 22.40 13.40 10.97 (8) 8.95 10.80 48.95 546.14 (68,976.74) 255.20 (5 of 5) 444.52 (182,975.75) 5.70 (4 of 5) Claims Race Horse Fin. Price Trainer From Total at Meet 2. 4-Ten Count Out 5th $7,500 Karl Broberg Robert A. Young 137-$1,313,000 2. 5-Darpa 3rd $7,500 Robertino Diodoro Miguel Silva 2. 6-Shahharazad 1st $7,500 Steve Asmussen Karl Broberg 2. 7-M and M Girl 7th $7,500 Allen Milligan Danny Pish 3. 4-Blaising Guitar 7th $7,500 Steve Asmussen Sarah Davidson Scratched Race Horse Reason (M/L) Race Horse Reason (M/L) 1. 1-Brandons Babe Vet 7-2 1. 6-Viv Vet 20-1 1. 12-Top Hat Tantrum Vet 10-1 3. 1-Hoboken Stewards 7-2 3. 7-Major Shipman Stewards 20-1 4. 1-Prailine Prall Vet 30-1 6. 1a-T C’s Image Stewards 3-1 6. 3-Lil Capo Caddy Vet 50-1 6. 6-Beta Lake Stewards 15-1 6. 9-Crosstime Stewards 99-1 Favorites/Field Size Winning Fav. On Winning Fav. No. of Runners Total Runners Total Today’s Card Current Meeting on Today’s Card at Meet Races Win % 5 109 88 2,891 (9.01 per race) 321 33% Jockey, Trainer and Owner Standings # Jockey Wins Stks # Trainer Wins Stks # Owner(s) Wins Stks 1. Ramon A. Vazquez 56 2 1. Steve Asmussen 48 7 1. M and M Racing 28 1 2. Stewart Elliott 51 6 2. Karl Broberg 42 3 2. End Zone Athletics Inc. 18 1 3. Lane J. Luzzi 32 1 3. Robertino Diodoro 36 1 3. Linda & Michael Mazoch 12 0 4. David Cabrera 24 2 T4. Danny Pish 18 1 4. Steve Asmussen 9 0 5. Richard Eramia 22 0 T4. Austin Gustafson 18 0 T5. W. S. Farish 6 3 T6. Lindey Wade 16 1 T6. Bret Calhoun 17 1 T5. Keene Thoroughbreds LLC 6 0 T6. Danny Sorenson 16 1 T6. JR Caldwell 17 1 T7. Winchell Thoroughbreds LLC 5 0 8. Iram Vargas Diego 14 1 8. Mindy Willis 10 3 T7. Bloom Racing Stable LLC 5 0 9. Ivan Arellano 13 0 T9. Paul Duhon 5 0 T9. Charles Garvey 4 0 10. Roberto Morales 12 0 T9. Karen E. Jacks 5 0 T9. Jim Volk 4 0 T9. Jerenesto Torrez 4 0 T9. Tom R. Durant 4 0 T9. John L. Pierce, II 4 0 T9. GFB Racing LLC 4 0 Today’s Live Attendance & Handle Attendance: 812 On-Track: $95,932 Total Handle: $2,259,080 Off-Track: $2,163,148 - 30 - .
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