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By Wandering Eyes · Posted
Santa Anita Park has canceled live racing on Sunday, Jan. 4 as the final round of strong storms pushes out of the Southern California area, the track said in a press release on Sunday morning. The storm has dropped more than 10 inches of rain on the Arcadia, California, track since an atmospheric river began pummeling the West Coast Dec. 23. “The weather is set to improve significantly by Monday, and we don't have any rain in sight for the next 10 days or so,” said Santa Anita Park's General Manager Nate Newby. “We are grateful for the support of our stakeholders these last two weeks. It hasn't been easy, but the safety of the horses will always come first. We're looking forward to building on the strong momentum from our first few days and getting back to business.” Racing returns to Santa Anita Park on Thursday, which is the first of two announced makeup days due to the rain cancelations. First post time on Thursday will be 12 noon and will feature two turf stakes races. The track has also added Thursday, Jan. 15 to the racing schedule. The post Go Away! Sunday Santa Anita Card Canceled As Rain Set To Move Out appeared first on TDN | Thoroughbred Daily News | Horse Racing News, Results and Video | Thoroughbred Breeding and Auctions. View the full article -
So the sp relates to tote odds not fixed odds, I've notice some odds change when the race has started, hence no show of obtaining them, one would think given today's technology that shouldn't happen at all, I got ripped last March when my 31s tote price, changed from 31 to 52 fixed, about 5 seconds from race start. -
Calling someone a "star" means they are exceptional, inspiring, and excel in a particular area, shining brightly with talent, success, or a positive, attention-grabbing quality, like a lead actor, top athlete, or brilliant student, symbolizing hope, guidance, and achieving big dreams. It's a metaphorical compliment for someone outstanding, full of potential, or doing something wonderful. Young driving star Crystal Hackett has the perfect opportunity to kick off 2026 as she ended last season at Cambridge today.this is certainly something she is not! It's absolutely laughable to say such lies.as soon as someone else drives Claude it wins😆😂I have to admit she's is a star at slaughtering a horse we all witnessed that in her last 10+ drives.just on New year's night social distancing royal petit belle niege last 2 starts and she's one race from her last thirty plus drives some star she drives as good as her mother absolutely shit -
By Wandering Eyes · Posted
French star Maxime Guyon kept up his stellar form on his short-term stint in Hong Kong with another Sha Tin double courtesy of The Concentration and Gallant Epoch on Sunday. Since starting a three-month contract at the end of November, Guyon broke through with a Group One success on Sosie in the Hong Kong Vase (2,400m) and Sunday’s brace boosted his haul to nine winners. The Concentration overcame a wide trip without cover in the second half of the field to snare the opening Class Five Tai Lam...View the full article -
By Wandering Eyes · Posted
Brazilian import Sagacious Life leapt into contention for Zac Purton’s Classic Mile ride of choice after continuing a strong start to his Hong Kong career with a fighting victory at Sha Tin on Sunday. After Sagacious Life proved too strong for several Classic Mile hopefuls in the Class Two Leighton Handicap (1,600m), trainer Pierre Ng Pang-chi revealed the son of Put It Back had surged into Purton’s consideration for the first leg of the four-year-old series on February 1. “Everyone’s chasing...View the full article
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