St Patrick's Day to Make European Debut in Ballycorus
St Patrick's Day, a full brother to Triple Crown winner and Horse of the Year American Pharoah, will make his European debut in the June 14 Ballycorus Stakes (G3) at Leopardstown in Ireland.
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| Date | Race | Purse | Age/Sex | Dist | |
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| July 2018 | |||||
| Oceanside S | $100,000 | 3yo, | 8f T | ||
| Osunitas S | $75,000 | 3&up, f/m | 8.5f T | ||
| San Clemente S | $200,000 | 3yo, f | 8f T | ||
| San Diego H | $200,000 | 3&up, | 8.5f | ||
| Eddie Read S | $250,000 | 3&up, | 9f T | ||
| Wickerr S | $75,000 | 3&up, | 8f T | ||
| Cougar II H | $100,000 | 3&up, | 12f | ||
| Real Good Deal S | $150,000 | 3yo, | 7f | ||
| Bing Crosby S | $300,000 | 3&up, | 6f | ||
| California Dreamin' S | $150,000 | 3&up, | 8.5f T | ||
| Clement L. Hirsch S | $300,000 | 3&up, f/m | 8.5f | ||
| Fleet Treat S | $150,000 | 3yo, f | 7f | ||
| August 2018 | |||||
| CTBA S | $100,000 | 2yo, f | 5.5f | ||
| Daisycutter H | $75,000 | 3&up, f/m | 5f T | ||
| Graduation S | $100,000 | 2yo, | 5.5f | ||
| Yellow Ribbon H | $200,000 | 3&up, f/m | 8.5f T | ||
| La Jolla H | $150,000 | 3yo, | 8.5f T | ||
| Sorrento S | $200,000 | 2yo, f | 6f | ||
| Solana Beach S | $150,000 | 3&up, f/m | 8f T | ||
| Best Pal S | $200,000 | 2yo, | 6f | ||
| Rancho Bernardo H | $100,000 | 3&up, f/m | 6.5f | ||
| CTT and TOC S | $75,000 | 3&up, f/m | 11f T | ||
| Green Flash H | $75,000 | 3&up, | 5f T | ||
| Del Mar H | $250,000 | 3&up, | 11f T | ||
| Del Mar Oaks | $300,000 | 3yo, f | 9f T | ||
| TVG Pacific Classic | $1,000,000 | 3&up, | 10f | ||
| Del Mar Mile | $200,000 | 3&up, | 8f T | ||
| Harry F. Brubaker S | $75,000 | 3&up, | 8f | ||
| Tranquility Lake S | $75,000 | 3&up, f/m | 8f | ||
| Shared Belief S | $100,000 | 3yo, | 8f | ||
| Pat O'Brien S | $200,000 | 3&up, | 7f | ||
| Torrey Pines S | $100,000 | 3yo, f | 8f | ||
| Generous Portion S | $100,000 | 2yo, f | 6f | ||
| I'm Smokin S | $100,000 | 2yo, | 6f | ||
| September 2018 | |||||
| Del Mar Debutante S | $300,000 | 2yo, f | 7f | ||
| John C. Mabee S | $200,000 | 3&up, f/m | 9f T | ||
| Del Mar Derby | $250,000 | 3yo, | 9f T | ||
| Del Mar Juvenile Turf | $100,000 | 2yo, | 8f T | ||
| C.E.R.F. Stakes | $75,000 | 3&up, f/m | 6f | ||
| Del Mar Futurity | $300,000 | 2yo, | 7f | ||
| Del Mar Juvenile Fillies Turf | $100,000 | 2yo, f | 8f T | ||
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CTBA Considers All Options for Future Sales
While Barretts Sales will continue to run under the auspices of the Los Angeles County Fair Association at least through the end of 2018, the CTBA is discussing other options to ensure California has a year-round sales schedule in 2019 and beyond.
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Hardboot Hammers Home in Silky Sullivan
The one-mile turf test for 3-year-olds bred or sired in California ended with an upset as the son of Lucky Pulpit ran like a horse possessed in the stretch, winning by 1 3/4 lengths.
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Displaced San Luis Rey Horses Returning
The first of the Lilac fire horses who had to be evacuated from San Luis Rey Downs and take up residence at Del Mar in December began to filter back to the Bonsall training center this past weekend and more followed Monday.
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High Hopes for Barretts Spring 2-Year-Old Sale
With both the March and May 2-year-old sales producing a string of stakes winners, sales company officials hope the decision to combine the auctions will produce the best of both worlds.
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San Luis Rey Set to Reopen in April
After the Dec. 7 fire that decimated San Luis Rey Training Center, the facility in Bonsall, Calif., is scheduled to reopen in early April, according to racing executives in Southern California.
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Season Debuts Near for Untamed Domain, Best Performance
Season debuts are drawing near for Untamed Domain and Best Performance, two runners who could become stars in their respective divisions.
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$900,000 and Counting for San Luis Rey Fire Relief
A group of industry stakeholders involved in the relief effort for those affected by the fire at San Luis Rey Training Center Dec. 7 explained how the money raised has been apportioned during a California Horse Racing Board meeting.
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Rubinstein Named President of Del Mar Thoroughbred Club
The Del Mar Thoroughbred Club announced Jan. 10 that Josh Rubinstein has been named its President.
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CHRB Reports San Luis Rey Horses Are Accounted For
California Horse Racing Board officials indicated Dec. 11 that the horses stabled at San Luis Rey Training Center at the time of the Dec. 7 fire that tore through the facility have been accounted for.
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San Luis Rey Horsemen Begin to Recover From Fire
If there was any indication healing from the devastating fire at San Luis Rey Training Center Dec. 7 was beginning, it was the return of humor Dec. 10 at Del Mar, where the majority of evacuated horses and horsemen have been relocated.
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Debby Baltas Aids Backstretch Workers After SLR Fire
While most volunteers came to Del Mar Dec. 8 to help horses, Debbie Baltas and others made sure to focus on backstretch workers evacuated from the devastating fire at San Luis Rey Training Center.
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Industry Commits to Aid Following Fire at San Luis Rey
The horror of Dec. 7 has been followed a day later by an overwhelming effort in Southern California to save and care for horses evacuated from a devastating fire at San Luis Rey Training Center.
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Wellman Pens Detailed Account of San Luis Rey Aftermath
Aron Wellman, president of Eclipse Thoroughbred Partners, penned a detailed account Dec. 8 of his experience at Del Mar in the wake of the Lilac fire that engulfed San Luis Rey Training Center Dec. 7 and the outpouring of support that followed.
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Options for Assisting San Luis Rey Fire Victims
The Stronach Group, in conjunction with Santa Anita Park and The Del Mar Thoroughbred Club, has established a GoFundMe account page to help pay for hospital and rehabilitative costs incurred by those injured in the Dec. 7 devastating Lilac Fire.
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Del Mar's Fall Meet Ends With Gains in Handle
After putting on its first Breeders' Cup in early November, Del Mar continued to make gains through the rest of its fall meeting, which came to a close Nov. 26.
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Off Limits Goes Last to First in Matriarch
Last of 11 in the backstretch run of the $300,000 Matriarch Stakes (G1T) at Del Mar Nov. 26, Martin Schwartz's Off Limits (IRE) needed a lot to go right.
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Hunt Holds On to Win Seabiscuit Handicap
Michael House's Hunt (IRE) may have been overmatched in his last two assignments, but returned to his winning form Nov. 26 in the $200,000 Seabiscuit Handicap (G2T) at Del Mar.
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Analyze It Impresses in Cecil B. DeMille
His stablemate may have won the grade 1, but Analyze It put forward an impressive flourish on a strong day for trainer Chad Brown when he cruised home an easy winner of the $100,000 Cecil B. DeMille Stakes (G3T) at Del Mar.
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Daddy Is a Legend Uncorks Huge Rally in Jimmy Durante
Daddy Is a Legend unleashed a come-from-the-clouds kick on the far outside of the Del Mar turf to make her first try against graded company a successful one with a victory in the $100,000 Jimmy Durante Stakes (G3T) Nov. 25.
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Mo Town Storms Home to Take Hollywood Derby
After his eye-catching turf debut Oct. 12 at Belmont Park, the 2016 Remsen Stakes (G2) winner once again showed an impressive turn of foot to win the $300,000 Hollywood Derby (G1T) at Del Mar.
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Prime Attraction Makes the Grade in Native Diver
A day after he scratched out of the Hollywood Turf Cup (G2T), DP Racing's Prime Attraction made his human connections look astute with a score in the $100,000 Native Diver Stakes (G3) at Del Mar.
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How Unusual Closes to Win Red Carpet Handicap
Masterfully ridden by jockey Corey Nakatani, longshot How Unusual spurted between horses at the top of the stretch to enter contention and outfinished 2-1 favorite Responsibleforlove in the final sixteenth to win the Red Carpet Handicap (G3T).
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Sharp Samurai Back to Del Mar for Hollywood Derby
Sharp Samurai will hit the Del Mar turf once again in the $300,000 Hollywood Derby (G1T) Nov. 25. Five from the Twilight Derby will be back to challenge in the Hollywood Derby.
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Flamboyant Appears Formidable in Hollywood Turf Cup
Although he has not won a race in six starts this season, Flamboyant (FR) appears to have returned to top form and looks like the horse to beat in the $200,000 Hollywood Turf Cup Stakes (G2T) Nov. 24 at Del Mar.
