Order of Finish
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Georgie BoyTribal Rule – Ippodamia 2YO |
$150,000 |
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Salute the SargeForest Wildcat – Dixie Ghost 2YO |
$50,000 |
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Drill DownEl Corredor – Who's Sorry Now 2YO |
$30,000 |
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LeonidesRichter Scale – North East Belle 2YO |
$15,000 |
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Dixie ChatterDixie Union – Mini Chat 2YO |
$5,000 |
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Kanan DumeMalibu Moon – Trishyde 2YO |
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E Z's GentlemanYankee Gentleman – Tensie's Pro 2YO |
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DrewthegentlemanYankee Gentleman – Wayward Song 2YO |
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OverextendedMonarchos – Way of Life 2YO |
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Ford IslandThunder Gulch – Brenda D S 2YO |
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Good Man DanProud Citizen – Hollins 2YO |
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Whatever WheneverDelaware Township – Casino Bound 2YO |
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Bolt d'Oro Wears Down Zatter to Win Del Mar Futurity
In its two years of operation, Ruis Racing has done its best work during the summer at Del Mar.
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Run Away Heads Del Mar Futurity for Shah
Owner Kaleem Shah is hoping for a sense of déjà vu Sept. 4 at Del Mar, where his Best Pal Stakes (G2) winner Run Away will head postward as the starting highweight in the $300,000 Del Mar Futurity (G1).
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Look Back: Tomy Lee Cruises to Del Mar Futurity Win
In conjunction with Tom Hall's Throwback Thursday features in BloodHorse Daily, BloodHorse.com each Thursday will present corresponding race stories from the pages of the magazine. This week is a recap of the 1958 Del Mar Futurity won by *Tomy Lee.
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Zatter Defeats American Pharoah's Full Brother in Debut
The Bob Baffert-trained stablemates went at it on the front end, but it was Zatter who got the best of St Patrick's Day Aug. 20 at Del Mar.
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Del Mar Announces Summer Stakes Schedule
Del Mar's 2017 summer schedule will offer 41 stakes races worth $7.3 million during a 36-day season, the San Diego County racetrack announced March 22.
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Ohio's Duncan Farm to Hold Open House March 19
E Z's Gentleman is standing his first season in Ohio at Duncan Farm
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The Week in Photos for 9/6/2016
The Woodward, Spinaway, Hopeful, Del Mar Futurity, Prioress, Del Mar Derby, Bernard Baruch Handicap, John C. Mabee, Saranac, Smarty Jones, Sprint Cup and more.
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Klimt Gives Baffert 13th Del Mar Futurity
Klimt surged past favored early leader Straight Fire in the stretch and drew off to about a four-length victory in the $300,000 Del Mar Futurity (gr. I) Sept. 5 at Del Mar.
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Futurity Brings Down Curtain at Del Mar
Three potential stars head the field in Monday's 69th Futurity: Klimt, Chasing Aces, and Straight Fire.
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Salutos Amigos Tops Maryland Sprint Handicap
Salutos Amigos will look to win what has been an elusive graded stakes score outside of his favorite venue of Aqueduct Racetrack May 21 in the $150,000 Maryland Sprint Handicap (gr. III) at Pimlico Race Course.
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Salutos Amigos Secures Grade I in Carter
Rallying from last of eight in the slop, Salutos Amigos grabbed his first career grade I win April 9 in the $400,000 Carter Handicap at Aqueduct Racetrack.
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Del Mar Sets Summer Stakes Schedule
Del Mar's summer meet, highlighted by the Pacific Classic (gr. I) and several other Breeders' Cup "Win and You're In" races, will have projected purses of $525,000 per day.
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'Salutos' Storms From Last for Tom Fool Win
Salutos Amigos completed a scintillating last-to-first rally to win the $200,000 Tom Fool Handicap (gr. III) for the second consecutive year March 12 at Aqueduct Racetrack.
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Ballena Vista Farm Releases 2016 Fees
Current leading California sire Bluegrass Cat will stand for a $6,500 fee, Ballena Vista Farm announced Oct. 16.
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Nyquist Takes Del Mar Futurity Under Wraps
Reddam Racing's Nyquist, the 1-2 favorite, wins the $300,000 Del Mar Futurity (gr. I) under wraps. The son of first-crop sire Uncle Mo covers the seven furlongs in 1:23.28.
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Promising Youth on Display in Futurity
There will be no shortage of hope surrounding the 68th running of the $300,000 Del Mar Futurity (gr. I) on the seaside racetrack's closing day, Sept. 7.
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First Winner for E Z's Gentleman
E Z's Playgirl captured the sixth race at Lone Star Park July 17 and entered the books as the first winner for grade I-winning sprinter E Z's Gentleman.
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Salutos Amigos Rallies to Toboggan Score
David Jacobson and Southern Equine Stables' Salutos Amigos wouldn't be denied Feb. 7, rallying through the stretch to take the $147,000 Toboggan Stakes (gr. III) at Aqueduct Racetrack by 1 3/4 lengths over Dads Caps.
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Salute the Sarge to E.A. Ranches in CA
Salute the Sarge, a multiple graded stakes winner at 2 and sire of grade III winner Salutos Amigos, will stand the 2015 breeding season at E.A. Ranches near Ramona, Calif. His fee will be $1,000.
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Salutos Amigos Best in 'Ruler, Eyes BC Sprint
The Xpressbet Breeders' Cup Sprint (gr. I) field size appears to have grown by one after Salutos Amigos launched a powerful rally down the center of the track to take the $200,000 Bold Ruler Handicap (gr. III) Oct. 25 from Be
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Best Pal Winner Skyway Returns for Futurity
Skyway and Henry's Holiday, first and second in the Best Pal Stakes (gr. II) last time out, head the field for the $300,000 Del Mar Futurity (gr. I) as the popular summer meet comes to a close Sept. 3.
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Best Pal Winner Skyway Pointing for Futurity
Skyway, who gave trainer Mark Casse his first Del Mar victory in Sunday's $200,000 Best Pal Stakes (gr. II), is expected to return in the Del Mar Futurity (gr. I) on the meet's closing day Sept. 3.
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Skyway Gets Casse Started With Best Pal Win
Favored Skyway, a recent shipper from Churchill Downs, gave trainer Mark Casse his first victory at Del Mar Aug. 3 with a confident ride by Stewart Elliott in the $200,000 Best Pal Stakes for 2-year-olds (gr. II).
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TOBA January Member of the Month
Involved in every aspect of equine care, Rodriguez speaks passionately about the sport that's been part of her life for 30 years.
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Tamarando Rallies to Take Del Mar Futurity
California-bred Tamarando rallied from well off the pace to capture the Del Mar Futurity (gr. I) for 2-year-olds on the Polytrack at Del Mar Sept. 4.
