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SEPTEMBER 6, 2021 Delmarracing.Com 21DLM002_SummerProgramCover_ Trim_4.125x8.625__Bleed_4.375x8.875 HOME OF THE 2021 BREEDERS’ CUP JULY 16 - SEPTEMBER 6, 2021 DelMarRacing.com 21DLM002_Summer Program Cover.indd 1 6/10/21 2:00 PM DEL MAR THOROUGHBRED CLUB Racing 31 Days • July 16 - September 6, 2021 Day 8 • Friday July 30, 2021 First Post 4:00 p.m. These are the moments that make history. Where the Turf Meets the Surf Keeneland sales graduates have won Del Mar racetrack opened its doors (and its betting six editions of the Pacific Classic over windows) on July 3, 1937. Since then it’s become West the last decade. Coast racing’s summer destination where avid fans and newcomers to the sport enjoy the beauty and excitement of Thoroughbred racing in a gorgeous seaside setting. CHANGES AND RESULTS Courtesy of Equibase Del Mar Changes, live odds, results and race replays at your ngertips. Dmtc.com/app for iPhone or Android or visit dmtc.com NOTICE TO CUSTOMERS Federal law requires that customers for certain transactions be identi ed by name, address, government-issued identi cation and other relevant information. Therefore, customers may be asked to provide information and identi cation to comply with the law. www.msb.gov PROGRAM ERRORS Every effort is made to avoid mistakes in the of cial program, but Del Mar Thoroughbred Club assumes no liability to anyone for Beholder errors that may occur. 2016 Pacific CHECK YOUR TICKET AND MONIES BEFORE Classic S. (G1) CONFIRMING WAGER. MANAGEMENT ASSUMES NO RESPONSIBLITY FOR TRANSACTIONS NOT COMPLETED WHEN WAGERING CLOSES. POST TIMES Post times for today’s on-track and imported races appear on the following page. SEPTEMBER RESPONSIBLE GAMBLING YEARLING SALE IF YOU OR SOMEONE YOU KNOW HAS A GAMBLING PROBLEM PLEASE CALL 1-800-GAMBLER (1-800-426-2537) SALE BEGINS SUNDAY, SEPT. 13 SÍ USTED CONOCE ALGUN QUI TIENE UN PROBLEMA DE Learn More at TheWorldsYearlingSale.com APOSTAR POR FAVOR LLAME 1-800-426-2537. 3 July 30, 2021 TODAY’S RACING MENU How to US Races Race Time US Races Race Time International Races Race Time Place a Bet Saratoga 1 10:05 Arlington Park 1 12:25 Woodbine 1 1:50 Pimlico 2 10:13 Arlington Park 2 12:51 Pimlico / San Isidro 9 2:00 Saratoga 2 10:41 Arlington Park 3 1:22 Woodbine 2 2:19 Placing a bet at a teller window is easy, have your Pimlico 3 10:46 Arlington Park 4 1:55 Pimlico / San Isidro 10 2:30 cash (or voucher!) ready and follow these steps: Gulfstream Park 1 11:00 Monmouth Park 1 2:00 Woodbine 3 2:49 Saratoga 3 11:15 Arlington Park 5 2:25 Woodbine 4 3:22 RACETRACK NAME AND RACE NUMBER Pimlico 4 11:19 Monmouth Park 2 2:30 Woodbine 5 3:55 Gulfstream Park 2 11:32 Arlington Park 6 2:58 Woodbine 6 4:24 DOLLAR AMOUNT AND TYPE OF WAGER Saratoga 4 11:49 Penn National 1 3:00 Woodbine 7 4:53 Pimlico 5 11:52 Monmouth Park 3 3:00 Woodbine 8 5:22 PROGRAM NUMBER OF THE HORSE(S) YOU PICK Gulfstream Park 3 12:04 Penn National 2 3:27 For example that pretty gray lly you had your Saratoga 5 12:21 Monmouth Park 4 3:30 Pimlico 6 12:25 Arlington Park 7 3:33 eyes on: Del Mar, Race 4, $2 to win on #5. The teller Gulfstream Park 4 12:36 Evangeline Downs 1 3:50 will hand you your ticket (don’t lose it). Saratoga 6 12:55 Penn National 3 3:54 Pimlico 7 12:58 Monmouth Park 5 4:00 Be sure to double check your bet, then it’s time to Gulfstream Park 5 1:10 Arlington Park 8 4:08 watch the race! Saratoga 7 1:29 Penn National 4 4:22 Pimlico 8 1:31 Monmouth Park 6 4:30 Gulfstream Park 6 1:40 Penn National 5 4:49 Golden Gate Fields 1 1:45 Penn National 6 5:16 Saratoga 8 2:05 Penn National 7 5:43 RACING TERMS Gulfstream Park 7 2:12 Penn National 8 6:10 Blinkers Headgear worn by a horse to focus its vision and Golden Gate Fields 2 2:20 prevent distractions Saratoga 9 2:39 Gulfstream Park 8 2:46 Furlong A furlong equals 220 yards or 1/8 mile Golden Gate Fields 3 2:50 Inquiry Investigation by the stewards of a foul or violation that Saratoga 10 3:13 may have occurred during the running of a race Golden Gate Fields 4 3:17 Morning Line The track handicapper’s estimate of the probable odds Gulfstream Park 9 3:20 for each horse at post time Golden Gate Fields 5 3:45 The area where horses are brought to be saddled and Gulfstream Park 10 3:50 Paddock mounted by their jockeys prior to a race Del Mar 1 4:00 Golden Gate Fields 6 4:15 Scratch A horse that has been withdrawn from a race Del Mar 2 4:30 Golden Gate Fields 7 4:45 Del Mar 3 5:00 WIN ODDS PAYOFF Golden Gate Fields 8 5:15 1/1 $4.00 3/2 $5.00 Del Mar 4 5:30 Golden Gate Fields 9 5:45 8/5 $5.20 9/5 $5.60 Del Mar 5 6:00 2/1 $6.00 5/2 $7.00 Del Mar 6 6:30 Del Mar 7 7:00 3/1 $8.00 7/2 $9.00 Del Mar 8 7:30 4/1 $10.00 9/2 $11.00 Races appear in the program in the following order: 5/1 $12.00 6/1 $14.00 Del Mar races – Northern California races – Out-of-State races, – International races. 8/1 $18.00 10/1 $22.00 4 5 Friday, July 30 Del Mar Bottom Line By Michael Hammersly Michael Hammersly has been handicapper, reporter and columnist for Daily Racing Form since 1985, focused primarily on the Southern California circuit on which he cut his teeth, going to the track with his dad since he was a boy. A native of Southern California, he was co-author of ‘Difference of Opinion’, published by DRF Press GATES OPEN 2:30 PM and prior to moving to DRF wrote for the Pomona Progress Bulletin FIRST POST 4 PM and Ontario Daily Report. He’s appeared on numerous horse racing RACES 8 television and radio shows. FRIDAY, JULY 30, 2021 BEST BET: RACE 8, PAINT ME LUCKY BEACH BOSS LIVE STREAM 12 PM • FACEBOOK/DELMARRACES RACE ONE RAY PAULICK, PAULICK REPORT Winning first time out is tough enough but to try to do it routing MICHELLE YU, XBTV is even tougher. Nevertheless, there are more than a few positives GUEST: NICK LUCK, NBC SPORTS attached to firster FINNLEY’S KITTEN as the filly has lots of works to indicate ample bottom, hails from a barn that does well first time out and lures Prat. And she’s bred all over for this as daddy was a champion turfer and this filly is kin to 4 turf winners including VISIT DMTC.COM/EVENTS FOR MORE INFO Turncoat (51-9-6-6, $217K, 15-3-2-2 on turf), Victor Jara (45-8-7-4, $243K, 12-2-2-1 on turf, SW) and full-bro Handsome Honey (20-3- 1-4, $59K, 16-3-1-3 on turf). BEAUTIFUL TEMPLE took a nice step forward in career start No. 2, a turf sprint in which she was a good 2nd. She obviously handles the footing and moves to a route, a trip for which she’s bred. It also doesn’t hurt she goes from open to Today’s Groups restricted company. WARRENS CANDY GIRL has been knocking on the door for some time and is even SP on turf at this trip. She may STRETCH RUN CELEBRITY SUITES have needed her last when 8th here July 16 as it was her first start COIC CYPRESS POINT HOLDINGS NOLAN’S CROSBY SUITE in 5 months. That also came vs. open foes; she’s back in vs. state- STRETCH RUN GRILL MARIN & WT TEAM BONDING breds here. SLEW SOUTH has a number of good efforts in spots like BENDER DEAN ENGINEERING PEGI CA this and exits a good heat (produced 3 next-out winners). CANNGEN INSURANCE MOLSON COORS CLUBHOUSE IL PALIO PREMIER POOLS AT&T SVN VANGUARD JESSE’S GROUP WEST COAST GENERAL CORP. RACE TWO CLUBHOUSE TERRACE PMB BURNETT V BUCKS looked super blasting maidens at SA June 6 but was no factor EL CAJON VALLEY LIONS CLUB LUXURY SUITES first time vs. winners at LRC July 2. In her defense, not only was it first SEACOMP SKIP & CYNDI REED THE DEBOCK PARTY MYSTERY GUESTS time vs. winners, she got bounced around at the start so she wasn’t able to use her speed, then got hung out wide. This spot might not be as tough, SKYROOMS she’s worked since and gets Prat. MUCHA WOMAN found stakes company CAPSTONE ADVISORS SWINERTON too much to handle last time out but is certainly eligible to bounce back DIXIELINE LUMBER & HOME CENTERS with today’s class relief and return to sprinting. MELTING SNOW is a scary 2021 SIGLER’S DAY AT THE RACES new face. She did good work back east including a big win for this price at CD May 27 in which she was claimed. She makes her first start for RESERVE TODAY DMTC.COM/GROUPSALES Morey and it’s encouraging she comes back for the same price.
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