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Palos Verdes S. (G2)

Race 3 at Santa Anita Park on February 4, 2017

  • Grade II
  • 6 furlongs
  • $200,000
  • 4 yo's & up
  • 7:00 PM
  • 1:08.75
Payoffs
3   St. Joe Bay $3.40 $2.20
5   Moe Candy $2.20
1   Ike Walker
$2 Exacta (3-5) $4.40
$2 Trifecta (3-5-1) $13.40
Order of Finish
1

St. Joe Bay

Saint Anddan  – Dream Ride

5YO Gelding

$120,000
  • J:Kent J. Desormeaux
  • T:Peter Miller
  • B:Bonnie Heath Farm, LLC
  • O:Al Tamira Racing Stable and David A. Bernsen
  • Margin:2¼
  • TrueNicks: A++
  • Sire: Saint Anddan , Bay, 2002. Lifetime: 49 yearlings sold, median $7,500.
  • Broodmare Sire: Honor Glide , Bay, 1994.
  • Sale History: 2013 OBSJAN, $9,500; 2013 FTMSEP, $10,000; 2014 OBSOPN, $60,000.
2

Moe Candy

Candy Ride (ARG)  – Spooky Minister

5YO Horse

$40,000
  • J:Victor Espinoza
  • T:John W. Sadler
  • B:Craig Stables
  • O:Hronis Racing LLC
  • Margin:4¼
  • TrueNicks: D
  • Sire: Candy Ride (ARG) , Bay, 1999. Lifetime: 490 yearlings sold, median $58,000.
  • Broodmare Sire: Deputy Minister , Dark Bay or Brown, 1979.
3

Ike Walker

Bellamy Road  – Quite Familiar

Keeneland Sales Graduate

5YO Gelding

$24,000
  • J:Flavien Prat
  • T:Jerry Hollendorfer
  • B:Buck Pond Farm, Inc.
  • O:C T R Stables LLC, Hollendorfer, Jerry and Sigband, Michael
  • Margin:4½
  • TrueNicks: C+
  • Sire: Bellamy Road , Dark Bay or Brown, 2002. Lifetime: 298 yearlings sold, median $22,500.
  • Broodmare Sire: Hold That Tiger , Chestnut, 2000.
  • Sale History: 2013 KEESEP, $125,000.
4 Keeneland Sales Graduate

5YO Horse

$12,000
  • J:Santiago Gonzalez
  • T:James M. Cassidy
  • B:Siena Farms LLC
  • O:D P Racing
SCR
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