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GGF Fina;0512 Mark Bet Cards "North Track" $1 Exacta / $0.50 Trifecta / $1 Superfecta (.10 min) $2 Rolling Double / $0.50 Pick 3 (Races 1-2-3) $0.50 Early Pick 5 (Races 1-2-3-4-5) 1st Approx. Post 1:15 PM equibase.com/QR CLAIMING $3,200. PURSE $10,000. FOR THREE YEAR OLDS AND UPWARD WHICH HAVE NOT WON A RACE IN 2018-2019. Three Year Olds, 120 Lbs; Older, 125 Lbs Claiming Price $3,200 (Maiden, Claiming And Starter Races For $2,500 Or Less Not Considered). One Mile. (All Weather) Track Record: Trick of the North 123 lbs. 7 y.o. 1-5-08 1:35.92 Probable MAKE SELECTION BY PROGRAM NUMBER Odds OWNER TRAINER JOCKEY All Schlaich Stables LLC or Hollendorfer LLC Jerry Hollendorfer 5 Asst. Tr.Juan Arriaga Royal Blue, Royal Blue "SS" on Yellow Diamond on Back, Yellow Diamond Stripe on Sleeves William 1 HOT PARIS NIGHT í L 125 Antongeorgi III $3,200 Red 6y.o. Ch. g (CA) by Heatseeker (IRE) - Young Paris by Tribunal Bred in California by Mark Dedomenico LLC, Jerry Hollendorfer & Mark Schlaich Hat Trick Racing John F. Martin 9-5 Black, Gold and Orange "HTR" and Horseshoe on Back, Gold and Orange Bars Catalino 2 GROUND RULES L 125 Martinez 7y.o. B. g (KY) by Smart Strike - Noble Idea by Deputy Minister $3,200 White Bred in Kentucky by Pam & Martin Wygod Leon Scott Quinn Howey 8 White, Red and Gold 'LS' on Back Ferrin 3 BE THOUGHTFULÀ L 118½ Peterson 4y.o. B. g (CA) by Elusive Warning - Serenity Miss by Slew of Angels $3,200 Blue Bred in California by Madera Thoroughbreds Amescua, Riley or Winckowski Rene Amescua 7-2 Asst. Tr.Kelly Bainum Red, Red and Black Emblems on White Hoop, White Bar on Sleeves Abel 4 LITTLE JACKÀ L 125 Cedillo Yellow 9y.o. B. g (CA) by Tribal Rule - Spring Festival by Bertrando $3,200 Bred in California by Pam & Martin Wygod Barbara DeLima Clifford DeLima 2 Asst. Tr.Roy Guinnane Blue, Gold 'BD' on Back, Gold Sleeves Julien 5 ROYAL BANKER (GB) L 125 Couton Green 8y.o. B. g (GB) by Medicean (GB) - Regal Rose (GB) by Danehill $3,200 Bred in Great Britain by Cheveley Park Stud Ltd Margie Cantrell or Chris Daley Margie Cantrell 20 White, Purple Diamonds on Front, Purple Diamond "MC" on Back, Purple Diamonds on Sleeves Francisco 6 STUDHAMMER í L 125 Monroy 6y.o. B. g (CA) by Exhi - Knights End by Ascot Knight $3,200 Black Bred in California by Richard Barton Enterprises L denotes Lasix. v denotes horses using Lasix that did not in their last start. LX denotes Off Lasix. À denotes California bred. í - denotes Golden State Series eligible. MORNING LINE SELECTIONS 2-5-4-1 *Morning Line Odds are prepared prior to scratch time. 05/12/2019 Race 1 Mark Bet Cards "North Track" $1 Exacta / $0.50 Trifecta / $1 Superfecta (.10 min) $2 Rolling Double / $0.50 Pick 3 (Races 2-3-4) $0.50 Pick 4 (Races 2-3-4-5) 2nd Approx. Post 1:47 PM equibase.com/QR CLAIMING $5,000. PURSE $11,500. FOR FILLIES AND MARES THREE YEARS OLD AND UPWARD WHICH HAVE NEVER WON TWO RACES. Three Year Olds, 120 Lbs; Older, 125 Lbs Claiming Price $5,000 (Maiden, Claiming And Starter Races For $4,000 Or Less Not Considered). One Mile. (All Weather) Track Record: Trick of the North 123 lbs. 7 y.o. 1-5-08 1:35.92 Probable MAKE SELECTION BY PROGRAM NUMBER Odds OWNER TRAINER JOCKEY Al Hodge or Tim McCanna Tim McCanna 6 Asst. Tr.Maryellen Silva Black and White Blocks, Red Sleeves Abel 1 FLORISTA (IRE) L 125 Cedillo Red 4y.o. B. f (IRE) by Casamento (IRE) - Spring Will Come (IRE) by Desert Prince (IRE)$5,000 Bred in Ireland by T. Monaghan Roger Hansen Roger W. Hansen 4 Navy Blue, Green Epaulets Cristobal 2 HOT N BREEZYÀ L 125 Herrera 4y.o. Ch. f (ID) by Heatseeker (IRE) - Breeze Along by Fruition $5,000 White Bred in Idaho by Shirley L. Hansen Bert A. Wood D. Wayne Baker 10 Dark Green, White 'DWB', White Sleeves Luis 3 MARRIED BY NOW í L 125 Ocasio 5y.o. B. m (CA) by Slew's Tiznow - Marry by Summer by Siberian Summer $5,000 Blue Bred in California by James Weigel Donald Valpredo John F. Martin 6 Shocking Pink, Chartreuse Sleeves Julien 4 PROPER DRINK í L 125 Couton 5y.o. Ch. m (CA) by Sky Mesa - Princess Pegasus by Fusaichi Pegasus $5,000 Yellow Bred in California by Donald Valpredo Pat LePley Tim McCanna 9-5 Asst. Tr.Maryellen Silva Silver, Red Dice on Back, Red Sleeves Frank 5 C I M SWEET L 125 Alvarado Green 4y.o. B. f (WA) by Run Away and Hide - Sweet Fourty by Sweetsouthernsaint $5,000 Bred in Washington by Mr. & Mrs. Frederick L. Pabst KM Racing Enterprise, Inc. Jonathan Wong 5-2 Asst. Tr.Daniel Villalobos Blue, Lime Emblem, Blue "KM" on Back, Black and Lime Green Infinity Emblem on Front, Lime Green Sleeves William 6 ORCA L 120 Antongeorgi III $5,000 Black 3y.o. Gr/ro. f (KY) by Mizzen Mast - Rosehill Dew (IRE) by Danehill Dancer (IRE) Bred in Kentucky by Ron McAnally & Deborah McAnally L denotes Lasix. v denotes horses using Lasix that did not in their last start. LX denotes Off Lasix. À denotes California bred. í - denotes Golden State Series eligible. Equipment Change: Married by Now will race with Hind Shoes On MORNING LINE SELECTIONS 5-6-2-1 *Morning Line Odds are prepared prior to scratch time. 05/12/2019 Race 2 Mark Bet Cards "North Track" $1 Exacta / $0.50 Trifecta / $1 Superfecta (.10 min) $0.50 Pick 3 (Races 3-4-5) / $2 Rolling Double 3rd Approx. Post 2:17 PM equibase.com/QR CLAIMING $4,000. PURSE $11,000. FOR FILLIES AND MARES THREE YEARS OLD AND UPWARD WHICH HAVE NOT WON A RACE SINCE FEBRUARY 15 OR WHICH HAVE NEVER WON FOUR RACES. Three Year Olds, 120 Lbs; Older, 125 Lbs Claiming Price $4,000 (Claiming And Starter Races For $3,500 Or Less Not Considered). Six Furlongs. (All Weather) Track Record: Mah Gellin 118 lbs. 6 y.o. 1-24-16 1:08.23 Probable MAKE SELECTION BY PROGRAM NUMBER Odds OWNER TRAINER JOCKEY Carpenter, Esposito, Gallagher or Miller Bill McLean 9-5 Black, Pink Hoop, Pink "WG" on Front, Pink Stripe on Sleeves Francisco 1 COLONEL DEERING L 125 Monroy 4y.o. B. f (KY) by Colonel John - Chary by Montbrook $4,000 Red Bred in Kentucky by Cherry Valley Farm, LLC. Hollendorfer, LLC Jerry Hollendorfer 7-5 Asst. Tr.Juan Arriaga White, Silver "JH" on Front and Back, Silver Stripe on Sleeves Frank 2 AMBER LOUISE L 125 Alvarado White 6y.o. Dk B/ Br. m (KY) by Courageous Cat - H. L. Hunley by Roman Ruler $4,000 Bred in Kentucky by Ernest C. Frohboese Leon Scott Quinn Howey 8 White, Red and Gold 'LS' on Back William 3 HOLD MY HOOPS í L 125 Antongeorgi III 4y.o. Ch. f (CA) by Suances (GB) - Unusual Beauty by Unusual Heat $4,000 Blue Bred in California by Red Baron's Barn LLC Barbara DeLima Clifford DeLima 5 Asst. Tr.Roy Guinnane Blue, Gold 'BD' on Back, Gold Sleeves Abel 4 PANSHIRÀ L 125 Cedillo Yellow 7y.o. Dk B/ Br. m (CA) by Papa Clem - Lit'l Smarty Pants by Smarty Jones $4,000 Bred in California by Legacy Ranch, Inc. Lester Hunsucker or Rick Moss Victor Trujillo 10 Teal, Black "DJH", Black "HP" on Right Sleeve Luis 5 BISHOPS OF COMPTONÀ L 125 Ocasio 6y.o. B. m (CA) by Desert Code - Secret Oath by Redattore (BRZ) $4,000 Green Bred in California by Donald Valpredo Charles Fipke Tim McCanna 12 Asst. Tr.Maryellen Silva White, Gold "CF" in Blue Emblem, Gold Sleeves Francisco 6 SOUL OF JERSEY L 125 Duran Black 4y.o. B. f (KY) by Jersey Town - Soul of Hollywood by Perfect Soul (IRE) $4,000 Bred in Kentucky by Charles Fipke L denotes Lasix. v denotes horses using Lasix that did not in their last start. LX denotes Off Lasix. À denotes California bred. í - denotes Golden State Series eligible. MORNING LINE SELECTIONS 2-1-4-3 *Morning Line Odds are prepared prior to scratch time. 05/12/2019 Race 3 Mark Bet Cards "North Track" $1 Exacta / $0.50 Trifecta / $1 Superfecta (.10 min) $2 Rolling Double / $0.50 Pick 3 (Races 4-5-6) 4th Approx. Post 2:47 PM equibase.com/QR MAIDEN. PURSE $39,000. (INCLUDES $9,000 FROM THE CAL-BRED RACE FUND.) FOR CALIFORNIA BRED OR CALIFORNIA SIRED MAIDENS, THREE YEARS OLD. Weight, 120 Lbs (The Owner of the Winner Will Receive a $10,000 Incentive Award Directly From The California Thoroughbred Breeders' Association.). Five Furlongs. (Turf) Track Record: Vaca City Flyer 120 lbs. 5 y.o. 4-23-06 :55.25 Probable MAKE SELECTION BY PROGRAM NUMBER Odds OWNER TRAINER JOCKEY Red Baron's Barn LLC or Shanderella Stables Mark Glatt 8 Sub. Tr.Tim McCanna Red, Maroon Yoke, Red Airplane in White Circle on Back, Red and Maroon Sleeves William 1 FIRST IN SHOW í L 120 Antongeorgi III Red 3y.o. Ch. g (CA) by Suances (GB) - Reality Show by Royal Anthem Bred in California by Red Baron's Barn LLC & Shanderella Stables Mad Hansen Racing LLC or Sandlot Racing StablesRogerW. Hansen 6-5 Red, "SRS" on Back, Black and White Mastiff Face on Front, Black and White Checkered Sleeves Dick 2 CAMZUL í L 120 Cardenas 3y.o.
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