7/21/2024

(Auburn, WA) After 10,000 fans last Sunday for the Corgi races, this week was all about what Emerald Downs was built for, thoroughbred racing. The inaugural Hollywood Harbor Sprint Series was on Saturday with 2 heats and 15 runners and then on Sunday the Washington Legislative Stakes was followed by the Governor’s Stakes for our 1st double header of Stakes races of the year.

There were 19 other races as well from those 4 and the Diaper Derby was held after being postponed earlier this season due to the extreme heat. Sunday was a perfct day for the babies! Little Rosie Perez dominated the baby race as she was the only one to finish. The other all failed to start and were not happy about it. 

Rosie Perez blazes in the Diaper Derby!

Diaper Derby Photo Gallery

We will begin with the Stakes races then follow that with the Sprint series coverage with race replays, photos and our coverage. Below that will be the shortened recaps of the other 19 races this week along with a heavy dose of the claims report thanks to the Sprint series and Photo Gallery. Let’s get to it!

Governor Stakes Race 7 $50,000

The Governor’s Stakes is the final local prep race for the Longacres Mile set Sunday, August 11. 9 runners were lined up and it was a well matched field as the bettors could not settle on one favorite and in the end the race itself could not determine a sole favorite as only the 3rd deadheat for a Stakes win in Emerald Downs history was declared in the end.

There were 3 at 5-2 a 4-1 shot and the rest were 14-1 to 42-1. Papa’s Golden Boy and Alex Cruz were the 4-1 shot and went straight to the lead with 5-2 Neiman and Karlo Lopez right behind. 5-2 Arma d’Oro and Kevin Krigger stalked from the 3rd position and the other 5-2 Slew’s Tiz Whiz and Jose Zunino were 7th. Bettors were a little hesitant with Slew because the track was playing all day to the front speed and the inside part of the track so a closer with a big sweeping wide move would have to run against the bias of the track and likely was why he was at 5-2.

The pace set fractions of 22.13 and 44.20 and these times were doing the closers no favors. Turning for home Arma d’Oro stuck his head in front Neiman was 2nd and Papa’s Golden Boy 3rd. Papa was the 1st to throw in the towel and lugged out in the stretch to finish a tiring 7th. Neiman who was coming off a big win in the Budweiser did not have the kick he showed in that one and flattened oout to run 3rd. 

It looked like Arma d’Oro and Krigger had clear sailing but Krigger knew he had to be ready for “that guy”. Zunino and Slew had worked their way from the 10 hole to the rail and turning for home it opened up wide and Slew kicked it into gear. Krigger told ESN, “I wasn’t sure where he was b ut felt he was going to come up the inside and all of a sudden out of the corner of my eye close to the finish line I could see someone coming and knew it was Slew.” Krigger said he just asked everything of Arma d’Oro and hoped he got there in time.

Well he did have enough to get there in time, sort of as he had to share the win with Slew’s Tiz Whiz as they hit the wire together for only the 3rd deadheat in Emerald Downs history and in a final time for the 6 1/2 furlongs of a blazing 1:14.91. 

Zunino knew the race would be tough and knew he had to be near the rail and hope an opening was there. Zunino said, “when I saw the rail I thought I had a chance but at the end I did think Kevin and his horse got us. I didn’t realize how close it was and happy to share the win. 

It was a double Winner’s Circle ceremony with #9 Arma d’Oro going first and finishing with #10 Slew’s Tiz Whiz. Arma d’Oro is owned by Rakoczy Racing and trained by Justin Evans. Evans also trains Neiman. Arma d’Oro has run in only 2 Stakes races finishing 4th in last year’s Longacres Mile and now winning his 2nd ever Stakes start. Arma d’Oro is now 7-4-6 from 32 lifetime starts. The owners recently claimed Arma in his 1st start of the season for $25,000. Arma d’Oro earned $18,750 to push his career earnings to $151,370.

Slew’s Tiz Whiz has now won the Governor Stakes 3 years in a row second only to Handy N Bold’s 4 straight wins from 1999-2003. Slew’s Tiz Whiz looks to be coming into the Milke that he won in 2022 at the top of his game and getting to go 1 mile is only going to help him. He’s expected to battle with last year’s Champion Five Star General in the 89th running of the classic.

Slew’s Tiz Whiz is owned by Slew’s Crew Racing and trained by Tom Wenzel. Slew’s Tiz Whiz is now 9-4-3 from 22 starts and also collected $18,750 to push his career earnings to just short of 300k at $298,457.

Neiman held oin for 3rd and Deshambeau with Isaias Enriquez up ran a legitimate 4th. The rest of the runners in order were Mongolian Memory, Muncey, Papa’s Golden Boy, Coastal Kid and Firewalker. 

1st Arma d’Oro (Krigger)
$3.84, $4.56, $2.80
1st Slew’s Tiz Whiz (Zunino)
$3.82, $3.80, $2.42
3rd Neiman (Lopez)
$2.88
4th Deshambeau (Enriquez)
$1 Exacta 9-10 $6.65/10-9 $7.59, 50-cent Trifecta 9-10-2 $9.37/10-9-2 $10.31, $1 Superfecta 9-10-2-6 $101.30/10-9-2-6 $111.30, $1 Daily Double 2-9 $7.05/2-10 $5.39, 50-cent Pick 3 3,7-2-9 $6.68/3,7-2-10 $7.07

Governor Stakes Race Replay

Governor Stakes Winner’s Circle

Washington Legislature Stakes Race 5 $50,000

After an even effort in the Hastings Stakes and Aloha Breeze’s 2024 debut finishing 4th the public did not lose confidence in the 4 year-old speedster in Sunday’s Washington Legislature Stakes as she went off as the odds-on 4-5 betting choice. In her debut she lost to Blazingbellablu who was the 2-1 morning line favorite and Aloha Breeze 5-2. But Bella was a late scratch on Sunday leaving the field at 6. 

Whether Bella would have been able to change the outcome is impossible to know but we do know she would have had to had one of her best ever performances and jockey Carlos Montalvo quickly went to the lead building a 3 length advantage down the back stretch and surprisingly set a rather soft 22.22 quarter time in the 6 1/2 furlong run. Montalvo was dead still on Aloha who ran the half in 44.34 and had a 5 length lead and if the others didn’t know the race was for 2nd at this point they quickly learned as Aloha Breeze was let loose and she expanded the win to the largest win margin in stakes history to 6 3/4 lengths in a final time of 1:15.06.

Former stakes winner Daffodil Sweet making her 2nd start for the One Horse Will Do corporation ran a great race as well and 12-1 surged to take 2nd under Isaias Enriquez by 3/4’s of a length. 11-1 Our Lyla Grace with Leslie Mawing also ran hard to 3rd by a neck over 14-1 Jamies Inheritance and Allyssa Morales. Young Life Laura ran 5th in a bit of a dull effort after a couple of sharp runs and 2nd favorite 2-1 Tizzy Twister never challenged to take last.

Aloha Breeze is owned by George Todaro and trained by Tom Wenzel. Aloha Breeze is now 6-2-0 from 10 lifetime starts and picked up the $27,500 winner’s share of the purse to expand her bank account to $167,510.

1st Aloha Breeze (Montalvo)
$3.98, $2.84, $2.68
2nd Daffodil Sweet (Enriquez)
$7.30, $5.84
3rd Our Lyla Grace (Mawing)
$4.34
4th Jamies Inheritance (Morales)
$1 Exacta $18.64, 50-cent Trifecta $31.04, $1 Superfecta $191.70, $1 Daily Double $12.18, 50-cent Pick 3 $10.16

Washington Legislature Stakes Race Replay

Aloha Breeze’s Winners Circle

ESN talks with Aloha Breeze’s Bob Capelleti

Hollywood Harbor Sprint Series

*Special Thanks to Palmer Photography for Sprint Series Photos!

Heat 1, Race 6

The ended up a total of 15 sprinters chasing the expanded purse money in the 1st ever Hollywood Harbor Sprint series sponsored by the friends of Hollywood Harbor. Enough additional purse money was raised to nearly double the purse money. For a further explanation on how the series was created and how it works click the link to our story on the Hollywood Harbor Sprint Series.

There were 16 entered with 8 in each heat but a late scratch of Midnight Fury on Saturday reduced the 1st field to 7. The odds-on choice for the 1st heat was Run Snappy and Kevin Krigger up. After Run Snappy the betting public was not really sold on a single 2nd favorite with 4 horses between 4-1 and 7-1 and two 17-1 shots.

When the gates opened at 5 1/2-furongs for this group of $8,000 claimers 7-1 Party Foul popped out in 1st but Run Snappy was right there and Krigger wasted little time taking the lead and putting a 2 length margin on the rest of the pack as they entered the stretch running the 1/4 in 21.60 and the half 44.27. Those times have been too fast for this track lately an d 6-1 Mirror Image with Silvio Amador began making his move after stalking the pace.

Inside the 16th pole Mirror Image was picking up ground but ran out of distance a 1/2 length short and Run Snappy got the win in a time of 1:03.19. 3rd place Summanus and Carlos Montalvo at 17-1 also made a good run about 2 lengths behind but 6 in front of the rest of the field. 4-1 Torpedo Away and Karlo Lopez ended up 4th. Party Foul finished 5th followed by Blaze of Dreams and I’m Corfu.

Run Snappy runs for Bryon Seymore and trained by Justin Evans and earned $12,540 for winning heat 1. Run Snappy is now 4-1-2 from 13 starts and pushed his career bankroll to $79,725.

1st Run Snappy (Krigger)
$3.86, $2.90, $2.26
2nd Mirror Image
$4.78, $3.46
3rd Summanus (Montalvo)
$6.28
4th Torpedo Away (Lopez)
$1 Exacta $7.91, 50-cent Trifecta $61.71, $1 Superfecta $171.70, $1 Daily Double $64.99, 50-cent Pick 3 $177.64, 50-cent Pick 4 $256.56

Heat 1 Race Replay

ESN Talks with Trainer Justin Evans on winning the 1st ever Sprint Series race

Heat 2, Race 7

The field of 8 stayed intact for the 2nd heat of the inaugural Hollywood Harbor Sprint Series and this one also well matched with Taino House and Luis Reyes getting bet down as the 3-2 favorite. Mr Fireball was the 2nd choice at just a hair under 3-1 with Javier Matias. Matias and Mr Fireball broke well and settled in 4th early in the 5 1/2 furlongs while 8-1 Boss of Themoss went to the lead with 5-1 Uncle Leon 2nd and 24-1 Quiet Charm 3rd. Taino House and March On Linch  at 16-1 with Neptali Ortiz were midpack.

Times were quick of 21.71 and 44.69 and took it’s toll on Boss of Themoss and Quiet Charm who both faded leaving the door open and 1st run to Uncle Leon with Allyssa Morales and Mr Fireball. Those 2 would go toe-to-toe for the length of the stretch and Mr Fireball squeezed out the neck win in a final time of 1:03.05. The duo were clear a length to 3rd place Taino House and 4 lengths back March On Linch got up for 4th by a neck over the tiring Quiet Charm.

Mr Fireball runs for John Coonan and trained by Rosie Simkins and is a Washington bred by Peppered Cat out of Sheen Falls by Officer and was bred by the owner John Coonan. Mr Fireball is now 5-1-3 from 16 lifetime starts and collected  the $12,540 winner’s check to push his earnings to $63,471.

1st Mr Fireball (Matias)
$7.90, $3.96, $3.12
2nd Uncle Leon (Morales)
$5.34, $2.96
3rd Taino House (Reyes)
$2.6
4th March On Linch (Ortiz)
$1 Exacta $23.19, 50-cent Trifecta $33.78, $1 Superfecta $268.40, $1 Daily Double $10.14, 50-cent Pick 3 $116.59

Heat 2 Race Replay

The rest of the weekend racing

Sunday

Race 1
A field of 4 3 year-olds and up went 1 mile Final Time 1:36.15
1st Paid in Full (Alex Cruz) Owned by Rage #1, Trainer Joe Toye
$3.48, $2.82 No Show wagering
2nd Happy Does (Luis Reyes)
$3.68
3rd Move Over (Allyssa Morales)
4th Atomic Candy (Juan Gutierrez
$1 Exacta $5.47, 50-cent Trifecta $5.33, $1 Superfecta $10.70

Race 2
A field of 6 3 year-olds and up fillies and mares went 6 furlongs Final Time 1:10.13
1st Stepup (Francisco Diaz-Lopez) Owned by Jimmy and Cleveland Hammonds, Trained by Jose Navvaro
$9.90, $5.40, $3.84
2nd Bangie Go (Kiaman McGregor)
$3.76, $3.50
3rd She Said My Way (Luis Reyes)
$6.06
4th Drewry (Montalvo)
$1 Exacta $16.19, 50-cent Trifecta $79.01, $1 Superfecta $520.60, $1 Daily Double $11.78

Race Replay

Race 3
A field of 5 3 year-olds and up went 6 1/2 furlongs Final Time 1:16.15
1st D K’s Crown (Kevin Krigger) Owner and Trainer Justin Evans
$3.04, $2.14, $2.10
2nd Ko Samui (Jose Zunino)
$3.50, $3.10
3rd I’m Noble (Alex Cruz)
$3.28
4th Cajun Treasure (Carlos Montalvo)
$1 Exacta $5.52, 50-cent Trifecta $15.11, $1 Superfecta $49.10, $1 Daily Double $5.63, 50-cent Pick 3 $7.13

Race 4
A field of 6 3 year-olds and up fillies and mares went 6 1/2 furlongs Final Time 1:16.13
1st Reign of Fire (Isaias Enriquez) Owner Jerald Carmody Trainer Rigoberto Velasquez
$11.48, $5.28, $3.32
2nd Zazen (Karlo Lopez)
$5.86, $3.22
3rd Ms Flashy Harbor (Kevin Krigger)
$3.68
4th Oreo’s Dream (Juan Gutierrez)
$1 Exacta $27.67, 50-cent Trifecta $82.25, $1 Superfecta $384.70, $1 Daily Double $7.36, 50-cent Pick 3 $26.25, 50-cent Pick 4 $44.79

Race 6
A field of 8 3 year-olds and up went 6 1/2 furlongs Final Time 1:15.60
1st Godsend (Kevin Krigger) Owner Stan Munro, Trainer Justin Evans
$4.06, $3.04, $2.92
2nd It’s Turbo (Isaias Enriquez) 
$6.38, $3.98
3rd Nine One One (Karlo Lopez)
$4.30
4th Lloyds Logic (Leslie Mawing)
$1 Exacta $15.23, 50-cent Trifecta $33.87, $1 Superfecta $289.20, $1 Daily Double $5.34, 50-cent Pick 3 $17.08, 50-cent Pick 4 $20.23

Race 8
A field of 8 3 year-olds and up fillies and mares went 6 furlongs Final Time 1:12.06
1st Bellareign (David Martin) Owner and TrainerAlan Bozell Bred in Washington by Coast Guard out of Atta Girl Pearl by Atta Boy Roy
$7.64, $4.60, $3.58
2nd Devil D ‘Oro (Kevin Krigger)
$3.94, $3.02
3rd Many Memories (Kiaman McGregor)
$12.06
4th Harbor Lass (Luis Reyes)
5th Sensible Lute (Jose Zunino)
$1 Exacta $13.12, 50-cent Trifecta $204.63, $1 Superfecta $1873.30, 50-c ent Super Hi 5 $4,562.60, $1 Daily Double 9-9 $7.08/10-9 $8.91, 50-cent Pick 3 2-9-9 $13.55/2-9-10 $17.97, 50-cent Pick 4 $36.54, 50-cent Pick 5 $$175.74, 50-cent Pick 6 $401.27

Race Replay

Saturday

Race 1
A field of 5 3 year-olds and up fillies and mares went 6 furlongs Final Time 1:09.85
1st Mary Walker (Carlos Montalvo) Owned by Harris Farms and trained by Debbie Peery
$6.28, $4.10, $2.80
2nd Eyes For Gold (Jose Zunino)
$3.18, $2.52
3rd Willing To Burn (Luis Reyes)
$3.20
4th Reservoir (Alex Cruz)
$1 Exacta $8.93, 50-cent Trifecta $21.54, $1 Superfecta $47.20

Race 2
A field of 6 3 year-old and up fillies and mares went 6 furlongs Final Time 1:11.74
1st Champ of Pagne (Carlos Montalvo) Owned by Jane Maller and trained by Alexis Silva-Martinez and is a Washington bred by Harbor the Gold out of Champagne Exchange by Exchange Rate and bred by Bar C Racing Stables.
$5.50, $3.52, $3.34
2nd Grazed n’ Confused (Alex Cruz)
$7.40, $3.92
3rd Monarca de Oro (Juan Gutierrez)
$4.60
4th Seeyamia (Isaias Enriquez)
$1 Exacta $25.74, 50-cent Trifecta $53.71, $1 Superfecta $233.90, $1 Daily Double $9.62

Race 3
A field of 7 3 year-old maiden fillies and mares went 5 1/2-furlongs. Final Time 1:04.36
1st Ethan’s Girls (Silvio Amador) Owned by HX3 Incorporated and trained by Blaine Wright and is a Washington bred by Frosted out of Ethan’s Baby by Office Wild and was bred by Todd and Shawn Hanson.
$3.16, $2.14, $2.10
2nd Coastal Girl (Kevin Krigger)
$2.66, $2.20
3rd Groovy Gray Gal (Karlo Lopez)
$3.18
4th Clearwater Belle (Luis Reyes)
$1 Exacta $2.90, 50-cent Trifecta $4.64, $1 Superfecta $30.00, $1 Daily Double $7.66, 50-cent Pick 3 $11.69

Race Replay

Race 4
A field of 5 3 year-olds and up and went 6 furlongs. Final Time 1:10.65
1st Surprise Fashion (Kevin Krigger) Owned by Keith Kottke and Justin Evans and trained by Justin Evans.
$5.88, $3.38, $2.14
2nd Prince of Luck (Carlos Montalvo)
$7.94, $2.98
3rd Mojave (Alex Cruz)
$2.22
4th Thoughts of Gold (Luis Reyes)
$1 Exacta $25.95, 50-cent Trifecta $23.97, $1 Superfecta $127.40, $1 Daily Double $6.71, 50-cent Pick 3 $13.63, 50-cent Pick 4 $29.67

Race 5
A field of 6 3 year-olds and up went 6 furlongs. Final Time 1:09.40
1st Mister Mafioso (Luis Reyes) Owner Diana and Luigi DiPietro and trained by Patino Faustino and was bred in Washington by The Factor out of Ronda Rocks by Rockport Harbor and was bred by DiPietro Thoroughbreds.
$41.46, $11.56, $5.38
2nd Chuckanut Bay (Alex Cruz)
$4.14, $3.20
3rd Corn Pop (Juan Gutierrez)
$3.18
4th Creative Bid (Karlo Lopez)
$1 Exacta $108.36, 50-cent Trifecta $123.32, $1 Superfecta $1,586.70, $1 Daily Double $71.52 Consolation Daily Double $2.65, 50-cent Pick 3 $79.59

Race Replay

Race 8
A field of 9 3 year-olds and up fillies and mares went 6 furlongs. Final Time 1:11.33
1st Libby’s Gambit (Kevin Orozco) Owned by Rally Cap Stable trained by Blaine Wright
$15.32, $6.06, $4.20
2nd Square Fun (Silvio Amador)
$7.54, $4.54
3rd Princess Payton (Carlos Montalvo)
$6.16
4th Candied Joule (Lopez)
5th She’s A Kraken (Enriquez)
$1 Exacta $33.81, 50-cent Trifecta $230.44, $1 Superfecta $2,400.30, 50-cent Super High 5 $ no winner carryover $1,612, $1 Daily Double $17.82, 50-cent Pick 3 $32.50, 50-cent Pick 4 $1,199.32, 50-cent Pick 5 $1,781.35, 50-cent Pick 6 no winner 5 of 6 $22.52 carryover $6,553.

Friday Night

6th Race Feature

A field of seven 3 year-olds and up fillies and mares went 6 1/2 furlongs and the 2nd longest shot on the board stunned the well matched field. Allyssa Morales sat just off the pace of Secret Hottie with 19-1 Ropers N Wranglers and the two engaed at the top of the stretch. Secret Hottie and Juan Gutierrez would not give in as the 7-2 3rd choice but Ropers N Wranglers gradually edge away to won by 3/4’s of a length. Yogya ran 3rd with Karlo Lopez and taking 4th was Pop Chart and Alex Cruz.

Ropers N Wranglers races for Richard Rennie and trained by Kimberley Johnston. The final time a solid 1:16.46. This was Ropers N Wranglers 2nd career win and is now 2-5-3 from 27 career starts and earned $9,690 to push her career winnings to $91,352.

1st Ropers N Wranglers (Morales)
$40.32, $13.50, $5.32
2nd Secret Hottie (Gutierrez)
$4.88, $2.96
3rd Yogya (Lopez)
$2.76
4th Pop Chart (Cruz)
$1 Exacta $82.81, 50-cent Trifecta $97.76, $1 Superfecta $477.10, $1 Daily Double $50.03, 50-cent Pick 3 $69.47

Feature Race Replay

1st Race
A field of four 3 year-olds and up went 6 furlongs Final Time 1:10.65
1st Fun City (Alex Cruz) Owned by Terra Firma Farm and Trained by Joe Toye, Washington bred by Council Member out of Sun City by Snowbound bred by Terra Firma Farm
$2.78, $2.34 No Show Wagering
2nd Charlies Man (Luis Reyes)
$3.98
3rd C Jaxon (Kiaman McGregor)
4th Cash’s Cat (Karlo Lopez)
$1 Exacta $6.40, 50-cent Trifecta $10.54, $1 Superfecta $15.40, $1 Daily Double $50.03, 50-cent Pick 3 $69.47

2nd Race
A field of six 3 year-olds and up went 6 1/2 furlongs Final Time 1:16.04
1st Prime Example (Alex Cruz) Owned by Pamela Baker and Trained by Joe Toye
$4.08, $2.66, $2.38
2nd Tribal Impact (Isaias Enriquez)
$2.54, $2.14
3rd Stephen James (Kevin Orozco)
$3.32
4th Made the Team and Carlos Montalvo
$1 Exacta $3.52, 50-cent Trifecta $8.43, $1 Superfecta $37.00, $1 Daily Double $3.34

Race Replay

3rd Race
A field of seven 3 year-olds and up for fillies and mares went 6 furlongs Final Time 1:10.34
1st For You Only (Javier Matias) Owned and trained by Howard Belvoir, Washington bred by Abraaj out of Slew Tunes by Slewdledo bred by Nina Hagen
$5.54, $3.26, $2.86
2nd Mist OOna B (Allyssa Morales)
$3.26, $2.88
3rd Settler’s Cove (David Martin)
$6.22
4th Another Ten (Luis Reyes)
$1 Exacta $7.28, 50-cent Trifecta $45.07, $1 Superfecta $289.70, $1 Daily Double $7.43, 50-cent Pick 3 $5.00

4th Race
A field of  3 year-olds and up went 5 furlongs Final Time 57.18
1st Validate (Kevin Krigger) Owned by Austin Evans and trained by Justin Evans
$10.06, $3.66, $2.50
2nd Atta Boy Lloyd  (Karlo Lopez)
$2.68, $2.22
3rd Ain’t No Sissy (Alex Cruz)
$2.70
4th Northern Blend (Manuel Americano)
$1 Exacta $11.12, 50-cent Trifecta $14.84, $1 Superfecta $82.40, $1 Daily Double $15.27, 50-cent Pick 3 $16.48, 50-cent Pick 4 $27.29

5th Race
A field of 6 3 year-olds and up for fillies and mares went 1-mile Final Time 1:37.07
1st Holy Tutta Bella (Kevin Krigger) Owner Rockingham Ranch and Justin Evans Trained by Justin Evans
$5.02, $3.30, $2.58
2nd Don’t Tell Hydee (Karlo Lopez)
$7.80, $4.32
3rd Scatalicious (Alex Cruz)
$3.04
4th Lemon Drop Lady (Carlos Montalvo)
$1 Exacta $13.06, 50-cent Trifecta $32.51, $1 Superfecta $252.40, $1 Daily Double $11.44, 50-cent Pick 3 $20.69, 50-cent Pick 4 $54.24

Race Replay

7th Race
A field of 7 maiden 3 year-olds and up went 1-Mile Final Time 1:38.56
1st English Meadow (Luis Reyes) Owners Penley Leonard and Patricia Foster Trained by Robert Leonard
$7.46, $4.40, $2.90
2nd Benny Buckets (Karlo Lopez)
$3.46, $2.66
3rd First Endeavor (Kevin Krigger)
$2.98
4th Mongolian Spring (Juan Gutierrez)
5th Rallified (Javier Matias)
$1 Exacta $12.31, 50-cent Trifecta $18.63, $1 Superfecta $64.30, Super High 5 $232.09 $1 Daily Double $63.38, 50-cent Pick 3 $187.05, 50-cent Pick 4 $1,409.51, 50-cent Pick 5 $2,409.26, 50-cent Pick 6 carry-over $3,978

Claims

Sunday
1st Race
Move Over is now owned by Rage #1 and trained by Joe Toye for $10,000.
Paid in Full was taken by Rod Parkinson for trainer Debbie Peery for $10,000.
3rd Race
D K’s Crown was claimed by owner/trainer Valentin Garcia for $10,000.
4th Race
Zazen goes to new owner Rockingham Ranch and Justin Evans will train for $25,000.
8th Race
Sensible Lute was red tagged by new owner Vanessa Arballo and goes to trainer Miguel Hernandez for $5,000.

Saturday
1st Race
Mary Walker was tagged by DJ Rutt and Liz Kowalski and Kowalski will train for $5,000.
3rd Race
Ethan’s Girl goes to Rakoczy Racing and Justin Evans and trained by Evans for $15,000.
4th Race
Surprise Fashion was claimed by Owner/Trainer Adriana Zarate for $3,500.
6th Race (Heat 1 of Hollywood Harbor Sprint Series)
Mirror Image goes to Ben Root and Connie and Lee Erickson for trainer Frank Lucarelli for $8,000.
Party Foul is now owned by Rakoczy Racing and Justin Evans, Evans trains for $8,000.
Run Snappy goes to Owner/Trainer Nick Lowe for $8,000.
Torpedo Away now belongs to Homer Thoroughbreds and trained by Jason Homer for $8,000.
7th Race (Heat 2 of the Hollywood Harbor Sprint Series)
March On Linch goes to Little Barn Racing for Trainer Debbie Peery for $8,000.
Mr. Fireball moves onto Rakoczy Racing and Justin Evans and Evans will train for $8,000.
Roll Dem Bones now belongs to William Jensen for Trainer Joe Toye for $8,000.
Taino House was tagged by Three Horsemen and Dreamscape Farm for Trainer Debbie Jahns for $8,000.
Third Wheel went to WilWin Stable and the barn of trainer Debbie Van Horne for $8,000.
8th Race
Libby’s Gambit was claimed by Alex and Vincent Ortega and goes to trainer Scott Tubbs for $5,000.
She’s a Kraken was red tagged by new Owner Bill Christian for trainer Shawna Christian for $5,000.

Friday
1st Race
Fun City claimed by Lloyd Irvine goes to trainer Bob Bean for $2,500.
2nd Race
Tribal Impact goes to Lusk Racing and Alexis Silva-Martinez and trained by Silva-Martinez for $5,000.
Stephen James was claimed by Rakoczy Racing and Justin Evans trained by Evans for $5,000.
4th Race
Atta Boy Lloyd claimed by Christi Betz and Robbie Baze will be trained by Baze for $5,000.
Uncle Juju goes to Diane and James Hickox and Howie Gibson and trained by Gibson for $5,000.
5th Race
Scatalicious was claimed by Rick Kessler and Terra Firma Farm for trainer Joe Toye for $8,000.
Lemon Drop Lady was taken by Stan Munro and Justin Evans and Evans trains for $8,000.
7th Race
Mongolian Spring was claimed by Rick Kessler and Terra Firma Farm goes to trainer Joe Toye for $5,000.

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