Order of Finish
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Been Studying HerFast Anna – Maddie's Odyssey 2YO Filly |
$110,000 |
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Smiling ShirleeSmiling Tiger – Whobetterthanus 2YO Filly |
$38,000 |
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Warren's ShowtimeClubhouse Ride – Warren's Veneda 2YO Filly |
$22,000 |
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Cholula LipsEmpire Way – Sweet Lips Pooh 2YO Filly |
$12,000 |
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Bulletproof OneIdiot Proof – Onefunsonofagun 2YO Filly |
$6,000 |
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MandyCommissioner – Sarah Avery 
2YO Filly |
$4,000 |
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Almost a FactorThe Factor – Tizn't Caught 2YO Filly |
$4,000 |
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HomehomeSquare Eddie – Silar Rules 2YO Filly |
$4,000 |
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| 9 |
Warm SummerClubhouse Ride – Valley Storm 2YO Filly |
$351 |
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| 10 |
Bella RenellaClubhouse Ride – You Can Dream 2YO Filly |
$351 |
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| 11 |
StradariSquare Eddie – Lyla Della 2YO Filly |
$351 |
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History Could Be Made in Del Mar Derby
With three 3-year-old fillies entered in the 12-horse field, the Sept. 6 running of the Del Mar Derby (G2T) could be historic as no filly has won the 1 1/8-mile test first run in 1945.
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French Imports Face Laura's Light in Del Mar Oaks
The $250,000 Del Mar Oaks (G1T) has a distinctly French flavor this year. Although Kentucky-bred Laura's Light, a four-time stakes-winning daughter of Constitution, is a deserving headliner in the Aug. 22 race, three of her foes are French-breds.
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Favored Laura's Light Shines in San Clemente
As much as five victories in Breeders' Cup sprint races has given trainer Peter Miller a keen reputation for developing fast, one-turn horses, Laura's Light is doing her best to show he's pretty adept with two-turn horses as well.
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Laura's Light Seeks Third Graded Win in San Clemente
Gary Barber's Laura's Light will attempt to add a third stakes score to her record this season when she takes on nine other 3-year-old fillies in the $150,000 San Clemente Stakes (G2T) July 25 at Del Mar.
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Smiling Shirlee Rallies to Win Evening Jewel
Smiling Shirlee, who last year accomplished a pair of runner-up stakes finishes, scored her first black-type win May 16 in the $152,500 Evening Jewel Stakes at Santa Anita Park.
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Phantom Boss Returns in Eddie Echo Stakes
A return to racing at Santa Anita Park on May 16 brings with it two stakes opportunities for California-breds in the $150,000 Echo Eddie Stakes and $150,000 Evening Jewel Stakes—both over six furlongs.
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Week in Photos 3/10/2020
Santa Anita Handicap, Newmarket, Australian Cup, Frank E. Kilroe, San Felipe, Lambholm South Tampa Bay Derby, Hillsborough, San Carlos, Gotham, Honeybee, Florida Oaks, Tom Fool, Santa Ysabel, Challenger, Busher, Hot Springs, & more.
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Spiced Perfection Again California Horse of the Year
Spiced Perfection became the first female to repeat as California-bred Horse of the Year, which was announced Feb. 25 at the California Thoroughbred Breeders Association Annual Meeting and Awards Dinner at the Sheraton San Gabriel.
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Venetian Harbor Tests Waters for Baltas in Las Virgenes
Her speed and talent obvious, romping maiden winner Venetian Harbor gets a class and distance test at Santa Anita Park against four rivals in the $200,000 Las Virgenes Stakes (G2) Feb. 8, a mile race that is a qualifier for the Kentucky Oaks (G1).
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Fast Enough Rallies to Take California Cup Derby
Craig Martin's homebred Fast Enough rallied late to collar longshot Sacred Rider close home, as he won Saturday's $200,500 California Cup Derby by a neck under Tiago Pereira, who collected his second stakes win of the day at Santa Anita Park.
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Club Aspen Tops 3-Year-Olds in California Cup Derby
Though the California-bred stakes showcase at Santa Anita Park Jan. 18 is absent an extensive list of major names, it isn't lacking major dollars. The five black-type contests on the nine-race card total $900,000 in purses.
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Square Deal Tops Golden State Juvenile Field
In addition to Breeders' Cup World Championships 2-year-olds competing on "Future Stars Friday" Nov. 1 at Santa Anita Park, California-bred or -sired juveniles will also receive their moment in the spotlight.
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El Tigre Terrible Scores Upset Win in Speakeasy Stakes
Sent off at post-time odds of 23-1, Slamdunk Racing and Michel Nentwig's El Tigre Terrible turned in a massive upset win in the $100,000 Speakeasy Stakes Oct. 6 at Santa Anita Park.
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Lovingier's Homebreds' Trip East Well Worth the While
Terry Lovingier said he would have been happy if homebreds Phantom Boss and Cholula Lips finished in the top three of their races June 29 at Churchill Downs, but the California-breds made it a bumper weekend.
