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Simulcast of SANTA ANITA PARK Race Number 1 7 Furlongs Ultimate PP's w/ QuickPlay Comments Contest OC 40000n1x 7 Furlongs 3&up Friday, November 04, 2016 Race 1 (SA - #1) # Speed Last Race # Prime Power # Class Rating # Best Speed at Dist 8 Distinctive B 104 8 Distinctive B 133.9 8 Distinctive B 116.9 4 Forest Blue 99 7 Basinca 93 14 Never Say Try 132.9 5 Blameitonthelaw 116.0 10 Tough It Out 95 9 Westbrook 93 6 Ten Blessings 131.4 6 Ten Blessings 116.0 13 Boone Docks 95 Exacta / Trifecta / Superfecta / Daily Double / Pick 3 (Races 1-2-3) / E1 E2/LATE SPEED Pick 5 (Races 1-5) PARS: 96 103/ 94 97 1 Simulcast of SANTA ANITA PARK race number 1 7 Furlongs. OC 40000n1x Purse $75,000 (plus $22,500 CBOIF - California Bred Owner Fund) FOR THREE YEAR OLDS AND UPWARD WHICH HAVE NEVER WON $10,000 OTHER THAN MAIDEN, CLAIMING, OR STARTER OR WHICH HAVE NEVER WON TWO RACES OR OPTIONAL CLAIMING PRICE $40,000. Three Year Olds, 122 lbs., Older, 125 lbs. Non-winners Of A Race Other Than Maiden, Claiming, Or Starter Allowed 2 lbs. Claiming Price $40,000 (Non-starters For A Claiming Price of $25,000 or less in their last 3 starts preferred) Post Time: 2:25/ 1:25/12:25/(11:25) Warren My Boy (E/P 5) Ch. g. 4 FTKOCT 2013 $38k Prime Power: 117.1 (14th) Life: 13 1 - 5 - 2 $36,590 84 Fst (110) 13 1 - 5 - 2 $36,590 84 Sire : Elusive Quality (Gone West) $40,000 2016 5 1 - 3 - 0 $21,940 80 Off (108) 0 0 - 0 - 0 $0 1 Own: Christopher Drakos Dam: Yes She's a Lady (Yes It's True) 50/1 Royal Blue, Orange Wagon Wheel On Back, Royal Blue Brdr: Olly Tait (KY) L 123 2015 8 0 - 2 - 2 $14,650 84 Dis (112) 0 0 - 0 - 0 $0 Trnr: Mendoza Jesus (2 0-0-0 0%) SA 5 0 - 2 - 1 $12,630 74 Trf (108) 0 0 - 0 - 0 $0 THERIOT JAMIE (56 4-2-5 7%) AW 0 0 - 0 - 0 $0 2016 286 9% 31% -0.50 2016 46 4% 15% -1.57 Sire Stats: AWD 6.8 15%Mud 1529MudSts 2.16spi JKYw/EP types 163 11% 34% -0.72 3rd off layoff 9 11% 44% -1.49 Dam'sSire: AWD 6.4 14%Mud 2243MudSts 1.35spi +JKYw/ Trn L60 4 25% 50% -0.40 Mdn win L/R 3 0% 33% -2.00 JKYw/ Sprints 149 9% 33% -1.07 Allowance 11 0% 18% -2.00 ñ Won last race (LRC 09/25 6f Dirt ft Md20000) × Moves up in class from last start × Poor trainer win% × Poor jockey win% this meet × Poor Speed Figures × Best Speed Rating is well below the Avg Winning Speed DATE TRK DIST RR RACETYPE CR E1 E2/ LP 1c 2c SPD PP ST 1C 2C STR FIN JOCKEY ODDS Top Finishers Comment 25Sep16Lrc° 6f ft :22¨ :45ª :57ª 1:10¨ ¦ ¨§­ MC20000 ¨¨¨ 89 88/ 85 -3 -4 80 9 2 2² 1 1© 1ª TheriotHJI¨©« Lb 2.20 WrnMyByªRsstancsftl¨ƒOlpsSctCt©‚ Dueled;drew clear 10 09Sep16Lrc¯ 5½ ft :22 :44« :56© 1:02ª ¦ ¨§® MC20000 ¨§° 90 92/ 80 -4 -7 79 9 5 2¨ 2 2© 2°‚ TheriotHJI¨©« Lb 4.50 Ptrn°‚WarnMyBy®‚SpdinWithEdiƒ 4wd into str;2nd best 9 11Jun16SA« 6f ft :21« :45¨ :57« 1:10ª ¦ ¨§® MC20000 ¨¨§ 80 80/ 82 -1 -2 71 7 5 8¬‚ 7«‚ 5ª 2©ƒ TalamoJ¨©¬ Lb 6.60 Ajc©ƒWarrenMyBoy¨‚HoosirRoad¨‚ 5wd into str;up 2nd 10 21May16SA¨¨ 6f ft :21« :45ª :58© 1:11© ¦ ¨§¯ MC20000 ¨§° 83 80/ 78 +4 0 68 2 7 8­ 7¬ 4¬ 4¬ƒ LindsayC¨¨¯** Lb 16.00 SpiritWorldª‚Ajc¨‚HoosierRoad¨‚ Saved ground to lane 10 01May16Lrc° 5f ft :21ª :45© :58¨ ¦ ¨§­ MC20000 ¨¨§ 94/ 72 75 5 5 3¨ 4ª 2ª 2©‚ LindsayC¨¨®** Lb 2.30 Aka©‚WarnMyBy«ScrfclActn© Came out str;2nd best 10 01Nov15Dmr­ 6f ft :22¨ :45© :58 1:10© ¦ ¨§® MC20000 ¨§­ 91 91/ 62 -1 -2 64 5 6 2 4³ 4ª 8¨¨ MaldonadoE¨©© Lb 3.30 PppyªƒWtWDng¨ƒSthstAs± Dueled 3wd btwn;wkened 8 11Oct15SA¬ 6f ft :22 :45ª :58 1:10« ¦ ¨§® MC20000 ¨§° 94 95/ 70 +1 -1 74 8 4 3³ 3 3ª 3¯‚ MaldonadoE¨©© Lb 4.60 LdsMn«‚Anthnsgtgm«WarnMyBy Dueled 3wd;held 3rd 12 19Sep15Lrc¬ 6f ft :22 :45ª :57« 1:10© ¦ ¨§® MC20000 ¨¨© 94 92/ 86 +1 -4 84 4 1 1¨ 1¨ 1 2 MaldonadoE¨©¨ Lb 3.90 PlyrsChrmWarnMyBy«‚Mrlª Fought back late;game 7 12Sep15Lrc© 6½ ft :21« :45 1:10¨ 1:17 ¦ ¨§¯ MC20000 ¨¨¨ 95 92/ 65 +5 +4 70 9 1 1² 1¨ 1 3© MaldonadoE¨©¨ Lb 19.20 ExmplrƒMdngtMn¨ƒWarnMyBy¨ƒ Dueled;clear;held 3rd 9 02Aug15Dmr« 1m ft :23¨ :47«1:13¨ 1:38© ¦ ¨§¯ MC20000 ¨§­ 86 76/ 47 +1 -2 54 7 6¨‚ 4© 4° 5¨¯ 7ª« PereiraT¨¨° Lb 4.10 Gnslngr©ªPyrtchncsƒShntIrsh« Stalked pace; weakened 9 29Oct LA 4f ft :50« H 8/8 22Oct LA 3f ft :37© H 19/27 15Oct LA 3f ft :38ª H 20/27 ×21Sep LA 3f ft :35© H 1/13 ×06Sep LA 3f ft :35« H 1/19 30Aug LA 5f ft 1:02ª H 37/39 23Aug LA 4f ft :48© H 9/33 16Aug LA 3f ft :35© H 2/17 04Jun LA 4f ft :48« H 16/29 18May LA 3f ft :37© H 7/14 28Apr LA 3f ft :36« H 3/16 21Apr LA 5f ft 1:02¨ H 14/18 Indygo Holiday (E/P 1) Ch. g. 4 BESOCT 2015 $10k Prime Power: 125.4 (12th) Life: 8 2 - 0 - 1 $54,251 89 Fst (101) 6 1 - 0 - 1 $37,706 89 Sire : Indygo Shiner (A.P. Indy) $8,500 2016 8 2 - 0 - 1 $54,251 89 Off (100) 1 1 - 0 - 0 $16,200 82 2 Own: Bussjaeger Steve And Jacobs Lynn Dam: Pat Olcott (More Than Ready) 12/1 Red And Black Diamonds, White "g" In Black Circle And Brdr: Melody Conlon (CA) L 125 2015 0 0 - 0 - 0 $0 Dis (101) 0 0 - 0 - 0 $0 Trnr: McCarthy Sean (5 1-0-1 20%) SA 4 1 - 0 - 0 $18,785 87 Trf (100) 1 0 - 0 - 0 $345 79 PEDROZA MARTIN A (70 9-5-3 13%) AW 0 0 - 0 - 0 $0 2016 478 12% 37% -0.51 2016 51 10% 33% -0.69 Sire Stats: AWD 7.3 16%Mud 416MudSts 0.98spi JKYw/EP types 259 12% 38% -0.69 +2nd off layoff 22 23% 50% +1.28 Dam'sSire: AWD 7.0 15%Mud 1636MudSts 1.73spi JKYw/ Trn L60 1 0% 100% -2.00 Rte to Sprint 15 0% 27% -2.00 JKYw/ Sprints 276 14% 43% -0.60 Allowance 39 13% 31% +0.66 ñ 22% trainer: 2nd off layoff ñ May improve at the shorter distance × Beaten by weaker in last race × Poor Speed Figures × Best Speed Rating is well below the Avg Winning Speed × Poor 'Rte to Sprint' trainer record: 0% wins 15 sts DATE TRK DIST RR RACETYPE CR E1 E2/ LP 1c 2c SPD PP ST 1C 2C STR FIN JOCKEY ODDS Top Finishers Comment 25Sep16Lrc¯ 1ˆ ft :23 :46«1:11 1:41« ¦ ¨¨¬ OC40k/n1x-N ¨¨­ 88 87/ 90 +1 -3 89 4 1² 1² 1¨ 1² 3 PedrozaMA¨©« Lb 24.30 LckyJLan±PrtntiosIndygHlday± Game btwn foes lane 8 24Jly16Dmr® 1m ft :22ª :46ª1:11 1:35ª ¦ ¨¨¬ Clm32000 ¨¨ª 87 88/ 79 -2 -4 81 5 2 2 4¨ 6­ 6¨§ BazeTC¨©§ Lb 17.80 DramTam¨AlxRosiFlyLxisFly« Steadied 7/8;weakened 8 28May16SA¯ 1m ft :22« :45«1:10¨ 1:35¨ ¡ ¨¨® ‘TiznowB 150k¨¨« 93 97/ 65 +5 +3 78 5 4¨‚ 4¨ 5© 7° 7¨­ PerezFH¨©§ Lb 39.10 AvantiBello±SoiPhet«‚Boozr©ƒ Stalked;bid 3wd;wkened 7 24Apr16Lrc° 1m ft :23 :46«1:11¨ 1:36¨ ¦ ¨¨« ‘OC20k/n1x-N¨¨® 81 88/ 90 -1 0 89 7 3© 4© 2 1² 1ƒ PerezFH¨©¨ Lb 17.10 IndygHldyƒBrdwyNkZpthMnky Came in;bpd;prevailed 8 08Apr16SA­ 1m wfs :22© :46©1:11 1:37¨ ¦ ¨¨§ MC40000 ¨¨¬ 88 87/ 82 +5 +5 82 6 1¨ 1² 1¨ 1ª 1© PerezFH¨©« Lb 2.40 IndygHlday©FindSmain«ƒThNatral©‚ Off rail str;clear 7 19Mar16SA¬ à 1m fm :22ª :46©1:10« 1:35© ¦ ¨¨© ‘Mdn 56k ¨¨© 85 86/ 76 +11 +9 79 12 8­ 8­ 7­ 8­ 6¯‚ PerezFH¨©¬ Lb 25.60 CoolGrn©‚InfntLoopCntryRad© 4wd 6-1/2;3wd into str 12 03Mar16SA© 1m ft :22« :46¨1:11© 1:37© ¡ ¨¨§ MC50000 ¨¨¨ 91 90/ 86 +7 +1 87 6 5©‚ 5¨‚ 3 1² 4©‚ PerezFH¨©ª Lb 30.70 RadoSlnt©ArmrdCar±BgDscovry² Off bit slow;3wd bid 6 04Feb16SA¯ 6f ft :22¨ :45ª :57« 1:10 ¡ ¨§¯ MC20000 ¨§¯ 70 75/ 97 -3 -7 80 3 9 9¨¨ 8¨§ 6®ƒ 5° PerezFH¨©ª Lb 17.30 Uptown RythemªƒAdairªAttack Stdied;squeezed start 9 29Oct SA 5f ft 1:01¨ H 43/90 22Oct SA 6f ft 1:13« H 6/20 15Oct SA 5f ft 1:00ª H 11/67 08Oct SA 4f ft :49 H 25/49 19Sep SA 6f ft 1:12ª H 2/13 13Sep SA 5f ft 1:00ª H 9/40 07Sep SA 6f ft 1:14¨ H 1/1 28Aug Dmr 5f ft :59ª H 14/67 21Aug Dmr 5f ft 1:02¨ H 85/100 15Aug Dmr 5f ft :59ª H 8/49 09Aug Dmr 4f ft :48¨ H 7/26 ×03Aug Dmr 4f ft :46¨ H 1/54 (c) Copyright 2016 Bloodstock Research Information Services www.brisnet.com This product was created with data that were supplied by and are proprietary to Equibase Company LLC.
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