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Saturday, February 23 $500 Handicapping Challenge Mark Bet Slips South Track $1 Exacta / $0.50 Trifecta / $2 Rolling Double $0.50 Rolling Pick Three (Races 1-2-3) $0.50 Early Pick 5 (Races 1-5) $1 Superfecta (.10 Min.) / $1 Rolling Super High 5 / $2 HRR Win Place Show 1st Approx. Post 12:30PM MAIDEN CLAIMING $50,000-$45,000. PURSE $32,000. FOR MAIDENS, FILLIES THREE YEARS OLD.Weight, 124 Lbs Claiming Price $50,000, if for $45,000, allowed 2 lbs. (Non-starters For A Claiming Price Of $20,000 Or Less In Their Last Start Preferred). About Six And One Half Furlongs. (Hillside Turf Course)(Rail at 20 Feet) Track Record: Eddie's First 117 lbs. 3 y.o. 5-11-14 1:10.73 Del Secco DCS Racing Jeff Bonde(M. Carranza) 6 Neon green, black emblem 'D' on back, orange sleeves and cap Ruben 1 Queen of the Track L 124 Fuentes Red 3y.o. Dk B/ Br. f (KY) by Midshipman - Sher Win Forest (Forest Camp) $50,000 Bred in Kentucky by Charles H. Deters Holly & David Wilson Vladimir Cerin 15 Orange and white checks, orange and white cap Assael 2 aGadot(ç) v 119» Espinoza White 3y.o. B. f (FL) by Currency Swap - Revengefulpleasure (Stephen Got Even) $50,000 Bred in Florida by Woodford Thoroughbreds Twilight Racing, LLC Kristin Mulhall(E. Galindo) 6 Black, yellow lightning bolt, yellow bars on sleeves, yellow star on black cap Martin 3 A Dime for MeÀ L 124 Pedroza Blue 3y.o. B. f (CA) by Make Music for Me - Drop a Dime (Phone Trick) $50,000 Bred in California by Nadine Anderson & Brazeau Thoroughbred Farms, LP Agave Racing Stable Philip D' Amato(L. Thrash) 10 Black, green agave emblem, green bars on sleeves, green cap Aaron 4 Si'mon Li'mon L 124 Gryder Yellow 3y.o. B. f (FL) by Oxbow - Cricket Miss (Drewman) $50,000 Bred in Florida by Jim Ballinger Bellocq or Sherr Martine Bellocq(Bellocq P.) 20 White, purple and green bars on sleeves, purple cap Diego 5 Lucky Brite EyeÀ 122 Sanchez Green 3y.o. B. f (CA) by Lucky Pulpit - Briteyednbushytail (High Brite) $45,000 Bred in California by Margaret Sherr & Martine Bellocq Stetson Racing, LLC or Lanni Tim Yakteen(Applegarth, J.) 7/2 Navy blue, lime green and white chevrons, navy stripe on white sleeves, navy and lime cap Joseph 6 Sapori Girl L 124 Talamo Black 3y.o. B. f (KY) by Mizzen Mast - Southern Jewel (Dixie Union) $50,000 Bred in Kentucky by Robert Low & Lawana Low Pappas Horse Racing, Corp. Doug O'Neill(L. Mora) 4 Blue, white stars, blue cap Heriberto 7 Field Bet L 117» Figueroa Orange 3y.o. Ch. f (KY) by Sidney's Candy - Moujane (Alphabet Soup) $45,000 Bred in Kentucky by Pappas Horse Racing S. Alesia, Ciaglia Racing LLC or Savides, et al Peter Eurton 12 Pink, navy "ABC". navy hoops on pink sleeves, pink cap Drayden 8 Persephone L 124 Van Dyke Pink 3y.o. Dk B/ Br. f (KY) by Real Solution - Treqqer (Cape Cross (IRE)) $50,000 Bred in Kentucky by Kenneth L. Ramsey & Sarah K. Ramsey Harold & Pamela Tillema Nick Acuna 20 Teal, black "HTP" on back, plum v-sash and chevrons on sleeves, teal and plum cap Efrain 9 Dairy KidÀ L 122 Hernandez Turquoise 3y.o. Dk B/ Br. f (KY) by Richard's Kid - Ban (After Market) $45,000 Bred in Kentucky by Linda Adair & Julie Adair Stack Hronis Racing, LLC John Sadler(J. Leyva) 5/2 Dark green, white "HR" on back, white hoops on front, dark green bars on white sleeves, green cap Victor 10 Gallantlystreaming L 124 Espinoza Purple (IRE) $50,000 3y.o. Ch. f (IRE) by Starspangledbanner (AUS) - Noisy Feet (Tapit) Bred in Ireland by Calumet Farm LLC ALSO ELIGIBLE - Seaside Dancer may run if any late scratches occur. AE Chuck Hovitz J. Keith Desormeaux(Chavez W.) 4 Pink, black stripes, black 'H', black stripes on pink cap Kent 11 Seaside Dancer(ç) L 124 Desormeaux Gray 3y.o. Dk B/ Br. f (VA) by Fed Biz - Hottie Dancer (Distorted Humor) $50,000 Bred in Virginia by Jim Fitzgerald & Katie Fitzgerald L denotes Lasix. v denotes horses using Lasix for the first time. À denotes California bred. (ç) - Eligible For Ship And Stay Bonus Money. a Equipment Change: Gadot will race with Blinkers On RED 7,10,11: 4/5. BLK 1,3,4,6,8: 6/5. GRN 2,5,9: 10/1 02/18/2019 Race 1 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 23 $500 HANDICAPPING CHALLENGE DETAILS AT SANTAANITA.COM Mark Bet Slips South Track $1 Exacta / $0.50 Trifecta / $2 Rolling Double $0.50 Rolling Pick Three (Races 2-3-4) $0.50 Early Pick 4 (Races 2-3-4-5) $1 Superfecta (.10 Min.) / $1 Rolling Super High 5 / $2 HRR Win Place Show 2nd Approx. Post 1:00PM CLAIMING $12,500-$10,500. PURSE $18,000. FOR FOUR YEAR OLDS AND UPWARD WHICH HAVE NEVER WON TWO RACES.Weight, 124 Lbs Claiming Price $12,500, if for $10,500, allowed 2 lbs. Seven Furlongs. Track Record: Twirling Candy 118 lbs. 3 y.o. 12-26-10 1:19.70 Hartshorn, Hartshorn or Tabish Antonio Garcia 20 Royal blue, yellow sun emblem on back, yellow cuffs on sleeves, blue and yellow cap Eswan 1 Duke of Fallbrook í L 124 Flores Red 5y.o. B. g (CA) by Sundarban - Dafne's Echo (Personable Joe) $12,500 Bred in California by Lita Marie Tabish & Steven Hartshorn Wygod, Wygod or Bushnell, et al Clifford W. Sise, Jr. 3 Light blue, white diamond hoop, white diamonds on sleeves, white cap Martin 2 Implicitly L 124 Pedroza White 4y.o. B. c (KY) by Artie Schiller - Ruminate (Vindication) $12,500 Bred in Kentucky by Emily Wygod George and Martha Schwary Racing LLC or MoreyWilliamE. Morey(M. Delgado) 6 Maroon, gold emblem, gold and white bar on sleeves, maroon and gold cap Heriberto 3 Typhoon Harry L 117» Figueroa Blue 4y.o. Ch. g (KY) by Flower Alley - Georgie's Sweetie (Tribal Rule) $10,500 Bred in Kentucky by George Schwary Reddam Racing, LLC Doug O'Neill(L. Mora) 5/2 White, purple hoop, white bar on purple sleeves, purple cap Mario 4 aHollywood Square íL 124 Gutierrez Yellow 5y.o. B. g (CA) by Square Eddie - Going Hollywood (Theatrical (IRE)) $12,500 Bred in California by Lisa D. Copeland Colvin or Gould David Hofmans(B. Fabbri) 3 Blue, blue "CG" in gold circle on back, gold sash on front, gold bars on sleeves, blue cap Alonso 5 Sunset SevenÀ L 124 Quinonez Green 4y.o. Ch. g (CA) by Lucky Pulpit - Montant (Hennessy) $12,500 Bred in California by Dick Colvin & William Gould De Krester, Gitipityapon or Homeidan, et al Genaro Vallejo 5 Black, multi color star on back, black bars on blue sleeves, blue cap Joel 6 aGiddymeister L 124 Rosario Black 4y.o. Dk B/ Br. g (KY) by Run Away and Hide - Little Mary E (Belong to Me) $12,500 Bred in Kentucky by Ron Kirk, Michael Riordan & John Bates Becerra or Martin Rafael Becerra(R. Becerra, Jr.) 15 Navy blue, silver star emblem on back, teal sleeves and cap Agapito 7 Spend It í L 122 Delgadillo Orange 5y.o. Dk B/ Br. g (CA) by Stormy Jack - Spending Susan (Native Prospector) $10,500 Bred in California by Nadine Anderson, Brazeau Thoroughbred Farms, LP & Niles Dickey, LLP CJ's Racing or Selby George Papaprodromou 12 Yellow, royal blue deer horns & "CJ'S Racing" front and back, royal blue bars on yellow sleeves, yellow cap Edwin 8 For the Hustle í L 124 Maldonado Pink 5y.o. B. g (CA) by Cyclotron - Makaha (Surf Cat) $12,500 Bred in California by Old English Rancho & Bruce Headley Daisy Pineda Marcelo Polanco 30 Royal blue, yellow hoop, blue cap Tiago 9 Royal Seeker í L 124 Pereira Turquoise 5y.o. B. g (CA) by Heatseeker (IRE) - Camille C (Roman Dancer) $12,500 Bred in California by Carlos Polanco 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: Hollywood Square will race with Blinkers On a Equipment Change: Giddymeister will race with Blinkers Off RED 2,4: 1/1. BLK 3,5,6,8: 6/5. GRN 1,7,9: 12/1 02/18/2019 Race 2 Mark Bet Slips South Track $1 Exacta /$0.50 Trifecta / $2 Rolling Double $0.50 Rolling Pick Three (Races 3-4-5) $1 Superfecta (.10 Min.) / $2 HRR Win Place Show 3rd Approx. Post 1:35PM Page House MAIDEN SPECIAL WEIGHT PURSE $55,000. (PLUS UP TO $16,500 TO CAL-BREDS) FOR MAIDENS, FILLIES AND MARES FOUR YEARS OLD AND UPWARD.Weight, 124 Lbs One Mile. (Turf)(Rail at 20 Feet) Track Record: Vyjack 121 lbs. 6 y.o. 10-8-16 1:31.69 Martin & Pam Wygod (Lessee) John Shirreffs 8/5 Light blue, white diamond hoop, white diamonds on sleeves, white cap Joel 1 Confidentially L 124 Rosario Red 4y.o. Gr/ro. f (KY) by Tapit - Ain't She Sweet (Storm Cat) Bred in Kentucky by Pam & Martin Wygod Crognale, Crowley or Dullano Dallas E. Keen 3 Blue, blue 'K' on silver star, silver stars on sleeves, blue cap Mario 2 Curlin's Journey L 124 Gutierrez White 4y.o. B. f (KY) by Curlin - Kiss My Swiss (Swiss Yodeler) Bred in Kentucky by Pay Me Stables Glen Hill Farm Thomas F. Proctor(B. Stoddard) 5/2 Black, orange and white yoke, black 'LHL' on front, gold cap Joseph 3 Decorating L 124 Talamo Blue 4y.o.
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