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THE POLYNESIAN STAKES $100,000 Guaranteed to Be Run: Saturday, September 5, 2020 for THREE-YEAR-OLDS and UPWARD THE POLYNESIAN STAKES $100,000 Guaranteed To Be Run: Saturday, September 5, 2020 FOR THREE-YEAR-OLDS AND UPWARD. By free subscription. $500 to pass the entry box. $500 to start with $100,000 Guaranteed, of which 60% to the winner, 20% to second, 10% to third, 6% to fourth, 3% to fifth and 1% to sixth. Supplemental nominations of $1,000 each will be accepted by the usual time of entry with all other fees due as noted. Entry fee will be waived if horse starts. Weight: Three-Year-Olds, 121 lbs., Older, 125 lbs. Non winners of a Sweepstakes allowed, 2 lbs. ; $50,000 in 2020 allowed, 4 lbs. (Maiden and claiming races not considered in estimating allowances). First Preference to Graded Stake winners in past twelve (12) months. Second Preference to Graded Stake placed horses in past twelve (12) months. Third Preference to starters with highest earnings in 2019-20. Horses may be placed on the also-eligible list. Starters to be named through the entry box by the usual time of closing. Trophy to the owner of the winner. Six Furlongs Nominations Close Wednesday, August 26, 2020 HORSE COLOR SEX AGE SIRE DAM NOTICE -- Entries to the above race are submitted by the undersigned with the expressed understanding that: (1) the Rules and Regulations adopted by the Maryland Racing Commision ("MRC") and in effect at the time the Race is run governed and form a part of this contract; (2) the horse(s) so entered will be allowed to start only if in good standing at the time of the running of the race; (3) the person(s) named below agree(s) to be bound by all terms and conditions on both sides of this blank and on the current Stall Application ot The Maryland Jockey Club of Baltimore City, Inc. ("MJC"), copies of which may be obtained from MJC, regardless of whether this blank or the Stall Application is manually signed. OWNER ADDRESS SIGNED, AS AUTHORIZED AGENT FOR OWNER TRAINER FORWARD ALL NOMINATIONS TO: PHONE Jillian Tullock, Racing Secretary P. O. Box 130 (301) 725-0400 Laurel, MD 20725 (800) 638-1859 Email Nominations To: Coleman E. Blind FAX [email protected] (301) 725-4561 THE ALMA NORTH STAKES $100,000 Guaranteed To Be Run: Saturday, September 5, 2020 FOR FILLIES AND MARES,THREE-YEARS-OLD AND UPWARD. By free subscription. $500 to pass the entry box, $500 to start, with $100,000 Guaranteed, of which 60% to the winner, 20% to second, 10% to third, 6% to fourth, 3% to fifth and 1% to sixth. Supplemental nominations of $1,000 each will be accepted by the usual time of entry with all other fees due as noted. Entry fee will be waived if horse starts. Weights Three-Year-Olds 121 lbs. Older 125 lbs. Non-winners of a Sweepstakes, allowed 2 lbs.; $50,000 in 2020 allowed, 4 lbs.(Maiden, Claiming and starter races not considered in estimating allowances). First Preference to Graded Stake winners in past twelve (12) months. Second Preference to Graded Stake placed horses in past twelve (12) months. Third Preference to starters with highest earnings in 2019-20. Horses may be placed on the also-eligible list. Starters to be named through the entry box by the usual time of closing. Trophy to the owner of the winner. Six Furlongs Nominations Close Wednesday, August 26, 2020 F/M HORSE COLOR SEX AGE SIRE DAM NOTICE -- Entries to the above race are submitted by the undersigned with the expressed understanding that: (1) the Rules and Regulations adopted by the Maryland Racing Commision ("MRC") and in effect at the time the Race is run governed and form a part of this contract; (2) the horse(s) so entered will be allowed to start only if in good standing at the time of the running of the race; (3) the person(s) named below agree(s) to be bound by all terms and conditions on both sides of this blank and on the current Stall Application ot The Maryland Jockey Club of Baltimore City, Inc. ("MJC"), copies of which may be obtained from MJC, regardless of whether this blank or the Stall Application is manually signed. OWNER ADDRESS SIGNED, AS AUTHORIZED AGENT FOR OWNER TRAINER FORWARD ALL NOMINATIONS TO: PHONE Jillian Tullock, Racing Secretary P. O. Box 130 (301) 725-0400 Laurel, MD 20725 (800) 638-1859 Email Nominations To: Coleman E. Blind FAX [email protected] (301) 725-4561 THE DEPUTED TESTAMONY STAKES $100,000 Guaranteed To Be Run: Saturday, September 5, 2020 FOR THREE-YEAR-OLDS AND UPWARD. By free subscription. $500 to pass the entry box, $500 additional to start, with $100,000 Guaranteed, of which 60% to the winner, 20% to second, 10% to third, 6% to fourth, 3% to fifth and 1% to sixth. Supplemental nominations of $1,000 each will be accepted by the usual time of entry with all other fees due as noted. Entry fee will be waived if horse starts in the race. Weight: Three-Year-Olds 121 lbs. Older 125 lbs. Non-winners of a Sweepstakes at a mile or over, allowed 2 lbs.; $50,000 at a mile or over in 2020, 4 lbs. (Maiden, Claiming and Starter races not considered in estimating allowances). First preference to Graded Stakes winners in past twelve (12) months. Second Preference to Graded Stakes placed horses in past twelve (12) months. Third Preference to starters with highest earnings in 2019-20. Horses may be placed on the also eligible list. Starters to be named through the entry box by the usual time of closing. Trophy to the owner of the winner. About One Mile And One Sixteenth Nominations Close Wednesday, August 26, 2020 HORSE COLOR SEX AGE SIRE DAM NOTICE -- Entries to the above race are submitted by the undersigned with the expressed understanding that: (1) the Rules and Regulations adopted by the Maryland Racing Commision ("MRC") and in effect at the time the Race is run governed and form a part of this contract; (2) the horse(s) so entered will be allowed to start only if in good standing at the time of the running of the race; (3) the person(s) named below agree(s) to be bound by all terms and conditions on both sides of this blank and on the current Stall Application ot The Maryland Jockey Club of Baltimore City, Inc. ("MJC"), copies of which may be obtained from MJC, regardless of whether this blank or the Stall Application is manually signed. OWNER ADDRESS SIGNED, AS AUTHORIZED AGENT FOR OWNER TRAINER FORWARD ALL NOMINATIONS TO: PHONE Jillian Tullock, Racing Secretary P. O. Box 130 (301) 725-0400 Laurel, MD 20725 (800) 638-1859 Email Nominations To: Coleman E. Blind FAX [email protected] (301) 725-4561 THE TWIXT STAKES $100,000 Guaranteed To Be Run: Saturday, September 5, 2020 FILLIES AND MARES, THREE-YEARS-OLD AND UPWARD. By free subscription. $500 to pass the entry box. $500 to start with $100,000 Guaranteed, of which 60% to the winner, 20% to second, 10% to third, 6% to fourth, 3% to fifth and 1% to sixth. Supplemental nominations of $1,000 each will be accepted by the usual time of entry with all other fees due as noted. Entry fee will be waived if horse starts. Weight: Three-Year-Olds, 121 lbs., Older, 125 lbs. Non winners of a Sweepstakes at a mile or over allowed, 2 lbs. ; $50,000 at a mile or over in 2020 allowed, 4 lbs. (Maiden and claiming races not considered in estimating allowances). First Preference to Graded Stake winners in past twelve (12) months. Second Preference to Graded Stake placed horses in past twelve (12) months. Third Preference to starters with highest earnings in 2019-20. Horses may be placed on the also-eligible list. Starters to be named through the entry box by the usual time of closing. Trophy to the owner of the winner. Horses may be placed on the also-eligible list. Starters to be named through the entry box by the usual time of closing. Trophy to the owner of the winner. About One Mile And One Sixteenth Nominations Close Wednesday, August 26, 2020 F/M HORSE COLOR SEX AGE SIRE DAM NOTICE -- Entries to the above race are submitted by the undersigned with the expressed understanding that: (1) the Rules and Regulations adopted by the Maryland Racing Commision ("MRC") and in effect at the time the Race is run governed and form a part of this contract; (2) the horse(s) so entered will be allowed to start only if in good standing at the time of the running of the race; (3) the person(s) named below agree(s) to be bound by all terms and conditions on both sides of this blank and on the current Stall Application ot The Maryland Jockey Club of Baltimore City, Inc. ("MJC"), copies of which may be obtained from MJC, regardless of whether this blank or the Stall Application is manually signed. OWNER ADDRESS SIGNED, AS AUTHORIZED AGENT FOR OWNER TRAINER FORWARD ALL NOMINATIONS TO: PHONE Jillian Tullock, Racing Secretary P. O. Box 130 (301) 725-0400 Laurel, MD 20725 (800) 638-1859 Email Nominations To: Coleman E. Blind FAX [email protected] (301) 725-4561 THE FEDERICO TESIO STAKES $100,000 Guaranteed To Be Run: Monday, September 7, 2020 FOR THREE-YEAR-OLDS. By free subscription. $500 to pass the entry box. $500 additional to start with $100,000 Guaranteed, of which 60% to the winner, 20% to second, 10% to third, 6% to fourth, 3% to fifth and 1% to sixth.
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