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SCRATCHED Red P.P.1 Bernardi, Bonde Or Jerome Jeff Bonde(M Mark Bet Slips South Track $1 Exacta / $1 Trifecta $2 Rolling Double/ $1 Rolling Pick Three (Races 1-2-3) $0.50 Pick 5 (Races 1-2-3-4-5) Win Place Show 1st Approx. Post 2:00PM San Gabriel Valley Nikkei Seniors MAIDEN SPECIAL WEIGHT PURSE $56,000. (PLUS UP TO $16,800 TO CAL-BREDS) FOR MAIDENS, FILLIES TWO YEARS OLD.Weight, 120 Lbs. Four And One Half Furlongs. Track Record: Found Money 120 lbs. 2 y.o. 5-15-15 :50.89 Heinz H. Steinmann Patricia Harrington 1 Lofty Cause í SCRATCHED Red P.P.1 Bernardi, Bonde or Jerome Jeff Bonde(M. Carranza) 5/2 Red white blocks, blue "DB" on back, white star on royal blue sleeves, red cuffs, royal blue with white star on cap Fernando 2 Diamondinthecenter L 120 Perez White 2y.o. (Apr) B. f (KY) by Gemologist - Charming Toutsie (Storm Cat) Bred in Kentucky by SF Bloodstock LLC P.P.2 Bryan M. Carney Charles R. Stutts 6 Black, yellow flames on back, white sleeves, yellow cap Brandon 3 Carrie L 120 Boulanger Blue 2y.o. (Feb) Dk B/ Br. f (FL) by Gone Astray - Adalene (Alleged) Bred in Florida by Murray Stroud P.P.3 ERJ Racing, LLC or Reddam Racing LLC Doug O'Neill(L. Mora) 4/5 Royal blue, emblem on front and back, white stars on blue sleeves, white emblem on blue cap Mario 4 Tap It All L 120 Gutierrez Yellow 2y.o. (Feb) B. f (KY) by Tapizar - Yawkey Way (Grand Slam) Bred in Kentucky by Dell Ridge Farm, LLC, Des Ryan, Ken Donworth & Tony Dardis P.P.4 Horseplayers Racing Club, Warlock Stables or KellyJeffrey Metz(Carlos Polanco) 8 Dougan Black, black "WLS" on white ball, black polka dots on white Erick 5 sleeves, white cap Lopez Green Lovethisbar L 120 2y.o. (Feb) B. f (OR) by Demon Warlock - Trainingat the Bar (Valid Wager) Bred in Oregon by Warlock Stables, Kelly Dougan & Horseplayer's Racing Club P.P.5 Bar Diamond Ranch or Kunz Molly J. Pearson 4 Black, multi-colored martini glass on back, fuschia bars and cuffs on sleeves, black cap Scott 6 Holy Mosey L 120 Stevens Black 2y.o. (Feb) Dk B/ Br. f (KY) by First Samurai - Mosey (Gone West) Bred in Kentucky by Claiborne Farm L denotes Lasix. v denotes horses using Lasix for the first time. À denotes California bred. í - Denotes Golden State Series eligible. Morning Line Odds are prepared prior to scratch time. 05/12/2016 Race 1 Mark Bet Slips South Track $1 Exacta / $1 Trifecta/$2 Rolling Double $1 Rolling Pick Three (Races 2-3-4) $0.50 Pick 4 (Races 2-3-4-5) \ $1 Superfecta (.10 Min.) Win Place Show 2nd Approx. Post 2:29PM MAIDEN CLAIMING $40,000-$35,000. PURSE $27,000. FOR MAIDENS, FILLIES AND MARES THREE YEARS OLD AND UPWARD.Three Year Olds, 120 Lbs; Older, 125 Lbs Claiming Price $40,000, if for $35,000, allowed 2 lbs. Six Furlongs. Track Record: The Factor 118 lbs. 2 y.o. 12-26-10 1:06.98 Al & Sandee Kirkwood Mark Glatt 3 Black, blue hoops and bars on sleeves, blue cap Chad 1 If You Believe L 113½ Lindsay Red 3y.o. Ch. f (KY) by Hard Spun - Mountain Rose (Distorted Humor) $40,000 Bred in Kentucky by White Fox Farms Little Red Feather Racing Peter Eurton 4 Navy blue, orange and white horse logo, orange bars on white sleeves, blue, orange and white cap Rafael 2 aYa Ya Girl L 123 Bejarano White 4y.o. Ch. f (FL) by Leroidesanimaux (BRZ) - Memorable Affair (Silver Charm) $35,000 Bred in Florida by Sandra McKinney Paula S. Capestro Owner(M. Meza) 30 Red, white sash, red and black bars on white sleeves, red cap Tiago 3 Driving Miss Dixie í L 120 Pereira Blue 3y.o. Dk B/ Br. f (CA) by Dixie Chatter - Saint Simons Girl (Freespool) $40,000 Bred in California by Paula Capestro Rad Stable, LLC or Bone or Corbett, Et Al Mike Puype(Ayers, R.) Even Blue, red sash, blue cap Flavien 4 Angel Lane L 120 Prat Yellow 3y.o. B. f (KY) by Congrats - Angel Island (Forestry) $40,000 Bred in Kentucky by George B. Bolton Deborah McAnally Trust Ronald McAnally(D. Landers) 6 Pink, green v-sash, pink cap Jose 5 Our Candy Charms L 125 Verenzuela Green 5y.o. Ch. m (KY) by Candy Ride (ARG) - Olympic Charmer (Olympio) $40,000 Bred in Kentucky by Deborah Helene McAnally Chera Cluck Owner 50 Navy blue, bronze horsehead and "SANTA ANITA PARK" on back, navy cuffs on tan sleeves, navy and tan cap Rosie 6 Diva On Track L 113¶^ Higgins Black 6y.o. Dk B/ Br. m (KY) by Corinthian - It's Our Time (Seeking the Gold) $35,000 Bred in Kentucky by Manganaro LLC George Krikorian Art Sherman(A. Sherman) 6 Magenta, black and silver 'K' emblems, yellow "KPT MOVIESCOM" on back, black and silver bar emblems on blue Stewart 7 sleeves, multi-colored cap Elliott Orange aBig Alice í L 125 $40,000 4y.o. Dk B/ Br. f (CA) by Mr. Big - Cool Alice (Slew o' Gold) Bred in California by George Krikorian L denotes Lasix. v denotes horses using Lasix for the first time. À denotes California bred. í - Denotes Golden State Series eligible. a Equipment Change: Ya Ya Girl,Big Alice will race with Blinkers On Morning Line Odds are prepared prior to scratch time. 05/12/2016 Race 2 Mark Bet Slips South Track $1 Exacta / $1 Trifecta / $2 Rolling Double $1 Rolling Pick Three (Races 3-4-5) $2 Pick Six Starts (Races 3-8) / $1 Superfecta (.10 Min.) Win Place Show 3rd Approx. Post 3:00PM Beazley MAIDEN CLAIMING $50,000-$40,000. PURSE $31,000. FOR MAIDENS, THREE YEARS OLD AND UPWARD.Three Year Olds, 120 Lbs; Older, 125 Lbs Claiming Price $50,000, For Each $5,000 To $40,000 1 lb. (Non-starters For A Claiming Price Of $30,000 Or Less In Their Last Start Preferred). One Mile. (Turf)(Rail at 10 Feet) Track Record: Wise Dan 126 lbs. 5 y.o. 11-3-12 1:31.78 P.P.1 Falconrise Holdings, Inc. Mike Puype(Ayers, R.) 12 Burgundy and gold halves, gold cap Stewart 1 Cool Hunter í L 120 Elliott Red 3y.o. Ch. g (CA) by Global Hunter (ARG) - Next Chapter (General Meeting) $50,000 Bred in California by Ed Wiebe DVM P.P.2 Hronis Racing, LLC John Sadler(L. Benavidez) 20 Dark green, white "HR" on back, white hoops on front, dark green bars on white sleeves, green cap Roimes 2 Autumn King L 118 Chirinos White 3y.o. Dk B/ Br. c (KY) by Awesome Again - Dynamite Eyes (Dynaformer) $40,000 Bred in Kentucky by Hare Forest Farm P.P.3 Arslanian or Bederian or Kamberian, Et Al Richard Baltas 12 Red, blue hoops, blue stripe on orange sleeves, orange cap Edwin 3 aYa Antabttsy L 120 Maldonado Blue 3y.o. Dk B/ Br. c (KY) by Arch - Shadow Giant (Giant's Causeway) $50,000 Bred in Kentucky by Green Lantern Stables, LLC P.P.4 Oak Valley Stable & Buster Michael Machowsky 3 Navy blue, blue "V" on gold ball on back, gold cuffs on sleeves, blue and gold cap Drayden 4 Cee the PreacherÀ L 120 Van Dyke Yellow 3y.o. B. g (CA) by Lucky Pulpit - Cee Stone (Grindstone) $50,000 Bred in California by Oak Valley Stables P.P.5 Victor Rodriguez Owner 30 Navy blue, bronze horsehead and "SANTA ANITA PARK" on back, navy cuffs on tan sleeves, navy and tan cap Brandon 5 Business Park Rave í L 119 Boulanger Green 3y.o. Dk B/ Br. g (CA) by Kafwain - Street Party (Street Cry (IRE)) $45,000 Bred in California by Tommy Town Thoroughbreds, LLC P.P.6 Haras Santa Maria de Araras, Inc. Richard Mandella(A. Vega) 8 Navy and red stripes, navy and red chevrons on white sleeves, navy cap Martin 6 El Super L 125 Garcia Black 4y.o. Dk B/ Br. c (FL) by Giant's Causeway - Scolara (Quiet American) $50,000 Bred in Florida by Haras Santa Maria de Araras S.A. & Ashford Stud P.P.7 Wertheimer & Frere Richard Mandella(A. Vega) 8 Royal blue, white seams, white sleeves, white cap Flavien 7 Westway L 125 Prat Orange 4y.o. Dk B/ Br. c (KY) by Giant's Causeway - West Ocean (Elusive Quality) $50,000 Bred in Kentucky by Wertheimer Et Frere P.P.8 Doubledown Stables, Inc. John Sadler(L. Benavidez) 8 White, white 'T' on black spade, black sleeves and cap Brayan 8 aLantzman L 118½ Pena Pink 4y.o. B. c (KY) by Candy Ride (ARG) - Flashy Four (Storm Cat) $50,000 Bred in Kentucky by Bluegrass Hall, LLC P.P.9 Reddam Racing, LLC Simon Callaghan(Santamaria, C.) 6 White, purple hoop, white bar on purple sleeves, purple cap Mario 9 Scatastrophe L 118 Gutierrez Turquoise 3y.o. Dk B/ Br. g (KY) by Scat Daddy - Sky Mystic (Sky Mesa) $40,000 Bred in Kentucky by Redmon Farm, LLC P.P.10 The Club Racing LLC, Conboy or Dunn, Et Al Jeff Mullins(Jesus Sosa) 5/2 Black, white emblems on front, black emblem on white sleeves, purple diamonds on teal cap Tyler 10 Mostinterestingman L 125 Baze Purple 4y.o. Ch. g (KY) by Monarchos - Majestic Beauty (Diesis (GB)) $50,000 Bred in Kentucky by Tapestry Stud LLC e-Racing.com or Lyons Brian Koriner(C.
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