Order of Finish
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California ChromeLucky Pulpit – Love the Chase 2YO Colt |
$57,000 |
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Moving DesertDesert Code – Cinema Paradisa 2YO Filly |
$19,000 |
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Gangnam GuyRoi Charmant – The Toast of Troy 2YO Colt |
$12,000 |
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Better BetSouthern Image – Short Sentence 2YO Colt |
$6,000 |
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Solid WagerBirdonthewire – G Ma 2YO Colt |
$4,000 |
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Willie B AwesomeAwesome Gambler – Cause I'm Tricky 2YO Colt |
$2,000 |
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Betting McCann CanMcCann's Mojave – Richest Wager 2YO Gelding |
$250 |
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Tough Sunday All Heart in Sensational Star
Nick Alexander's homebred Tough Sunday proved to be a tough customer March 11 in the $100,000 Sensational Star Stakes at Santa Anita Park.
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Masochistic, Richard's Boy to Meet in Sensational Star
Regardless of weather or which surface the $100,000 Sensational Star Stakes is run on March 11 at Santa Anita Park, the connections of the headliners in the overflow field of California-breds say their horses are good to go.
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What's Going On Here: Tis The Season
As we move past the mid-point of February, mares are dropping foals in Central Kentucky—and elsewhere—and the 2018 breeding season is off and running.
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Edwards Going Left Takes on Masochistic in Cal Cup
The $150,000 Donald Valpredo California Cup Stakes, which comes on a Jan. 27 card that features nine Cal-bred races (four stakes) at Santa Anita Park, is no layup.
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What's Going On Here: First Blush
News came in around our 'hot stove' during the last week in the form of foal announcements from farms popping buttons over the initial reports on the first arrivals from last year's first-year sires.
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First Foal is a Colt for California Chrome
Taylor Made Stallions' California Chrome, Mshawish, and Not This Time have all sired their first respective foals, Taylor Made confirmed Jan. 21.
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California Chrome Full Brother Second in Debut
Faversham, a full brother to two-time Horse of the Year California Chrome, finished an encouraging second in his debut, a six-furlong maiden special weight at Santa Anita Park Jan. 15.
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Masochistic to Make Return in Midnight Lute Stakes
Masochistic is closing in on the age of 8 and will make his return to racing off a nearly eight-month layoff with a new trainer Dec. 30 in the $100,000 Midnight Lute Stakes (G3) at Santa Anita Park.
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California Chrome Returns to Taylor Made Farm
Two-time Horse of the Year California Chrome returned in top form Dec. 15 to his home base at Taylor Made Farm, near Nicholasville, Ky., from his first Southern Hemisphere shuttle season in Chile.
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Taylor Made Donates California Chrome Season
Taylor Made Stallions and the California Chrome syndicate have donated a no-guarantee season to California Chrome to aid in helping backstretch workers most affected by the fires in California.
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Edwards Going Left Holds Off Solid Wager in Cary Grant
Edwards Going Left's transformation from maiden claimer to stakes winner was completed Nov. 19 at Del Mar.
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Taylor Made Stallions Launches Breeding Promotion
Taylor Made announced the launch of a new promotion for the Keeneland November sale called "Taylor Made Money" designed to enhance value for the buyers, sellers of broodmares in foal to Taylor Made's California Chrome, Mshawish, and Not This Time.
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California Chrome's Stud Fee Holds Steady for 2018
Two-time Horse of the Year California Chrome's stud fee for his second season will remain at $40,000, according to an Oct. 23 announcement of 2018 stud fees by Taylor Made Stallions.
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Danzing Candy Carries Win Streak to Pat O'Brien
Similarly to Collected, Halo Farms and Jim and Dianne Bashor's Danzing Candy has given his Hall of Fame trainer signals that he's more than ready for the $200,000 Pat O'Brien Stakes (G2) Aug. 26 at Del Mar.
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California Chrome's Full Sister Wins at Del Mar
California Chrome still may be aberration of all aberrations, but he's no longer the only winner produced by Love the Chase, the famed mare who broke her maiden for an $8,000 tag.
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2017 Hall of Fame Profiles: Victor Espinoza
With Kentucky Derby wins aboard War Emblem, California Chrome, and Triple Crown winner American Pharaoh, the induction of jockey Victor Espinoza into the Hall of Fame was just a matter of time.
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Ransom the Moon Wins Wild Bing Crosby
A few strides into the $300,000 Bing Crosby Stakes (G1) at Del Mar, champion sprinter Drefong dropped jockey Mike Smith to the main track. Even though he was ineligible to win after that point, the colt had an undisputed impact on who won the race.
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Drefong Set for 2017 Debut in Bing Crosby
If not for his gray stablemate's late-season ascension, Baoma Corporation's Drefong would have been the brightest rising star of 2016.
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Mor Spirit Reigns for Baffert, Smith in Met Mile
When the hard-knocking Mor Spirit earned a 6 1/4-length win in the $1.2 million Mohegan Sun Metropolitan Handicap (G1), it marked the fourth victory on the day for Bob Baffert and fifth triumph for Mike Smith.
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Mor Spirit Steps Up in Wide Open Metropolitan Handicap
Mor Spirit and Mohaymen, on the Triple Crown trail a year ago, look to establish a new specialty as milers when they contest the Metropolitan Handicap against Sharp Azteca and Awesome Slew
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California Chrome's Last Full Sibling Nears Debut
Faversham, the last full sibling to California Chrome, is scheduled to run for the first time June 16 at Santa Anita Park.
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McGreevy to Select Sale Horses for Stinson
Bloodstock agent Tom McGreevy, who likes to work exclusively for one client, has signed on to buy yearlings and 2-year-old at sales for Texas owner Mike Stinson.
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Denman's Call Heads Churchill Downs Stakes Entries
Grade 1 winner Denman's Call will make his first start out of California when he faces a field of 14 going seven furlongs in the $500,000 Churchill Downs Stakes (G2) May 6.
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What's Going On Here: Beyond Imagination
Arrogate’s big finish, career earnings are unprecedented
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California Chrome Will Shuttle to Chile
Two-time Horse of the Year California Chrome will shuttle to Oussama Aboughazale's Sumaya Stud near Santiago, Chile, for the next three seasons, according to announcements March 16 from Taylor Made Farm and Sumaya Stud.
