$460,345 In Jackpot Pool For Saturday’s Santa Anita Rainbow Pick 6

With no single ticket winner in Friday's 20 cent Rainbow Pick 6 Jackpot at Santa Anita, there is a sizable carryover into Saturday of $460,345.  First post time for a nine-race card on Saturday at the Arcadia, Calif., track is at 12:30 p.m. PT and approximate post time for race four, the beginning of the Rainbow 6, is at 2:12 p.m. PT.

Saturday's feature, the $100,000 Pasadena Stakes, for 3-year-olds at one mile on turf, has been carded as race eight, with the John Sadler-trained Rock Your World installed as the 2-1 morning line favorite with Umberto Rispoli up.

With $154,774 in new money and a carryover from Sunday of $424,909, Friday's total Jackpot pool was $579,683.  Although there was no single ticket winner, there were 51 consolation tickets with all six winners on Friday, each worth $1,647.

Fans are encouraged to watch all of Santa Anita's races free of charge at santaanita.com/live and to tune in early at 11:20 a.m. as Tom Quigley and Michelle Yu will handicap the entire nine-race program.

For entries, scratches and complete morning line information, please visit santaanita.com.

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Stronach 5 Returns $1,156.90 To 101 Winning Tickets

The Stronach 5 had 101 winning tickets Friday, each worth $1,156.90.

The Stronach 5 included races from Laurel Park, Santa Anita Park, Gulfstream Park and Golden Gate Fields and an industry-low 12-percent takeout.

Friday's Stronach 5 began with Madam Meena beating graded-stakes winner Victim of Love in Laurel's 9th race, and Big Beauty ($5.40) winning Santa Anita's third race.

The third leg of the Stronach 5, Gulfstream's 8th race, was won by Breaking Alone ($15.60), racing for the first time after being claimed by trainer Carlos Perez. Laurel Park's 10th race, the fourth leg of the sequence, was won by heavily favored Get Lit ($3). The Stronach 5 concluded with Golden Gate's third race, won by the 5-1 shot Janero Rose ($13.20).

Friday's races and sequence

  • Leg One – Laurel Park 9th Race: Madam Meena $4.80
  • Leg Two –Santa Anita Park 3rd Race: Big Beauty $5.40
  • Leg Three – Gulfstream Park 8th Race: Breaking Alone $15.60
  • Leg Four – Laurel Park 10th Race: Get Lit $3
  • Leg Five – Golden Gate Fields 3rd Race: Janero Rose $13.20

Fans can watch and wager on the action at 1/ST.COM/BET as well as stream all the action in English and Spanish at LaurelPark.com, SantaAnita.com, GulfstreamPark.com, and GoldenGateFields.com.

The Stronach 5 In the Money podcast, hosted by Jonathan Kinchen and Peter Thomas Fornatale, will be posted by 2 p.m. Thursday at InTheMoneyPodcast.com and will be available on iTunes and other major podcast distributors

The minimum wager on the multi-race, multi-track Stronach 5 is $1. If there are no tickets with five winners, the entire pool will be carried over to the next Friday.

If a change in racing surface is made after the wagering closes, each selection on any ticket will be considered a winning selection. If a betting interest is scratched, that selection will be substituted with the favorite in the win pool when wagering closes.

The Maryland Jockey Club serves as host of the Stronach 5.

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Together Again: Kent Desormeaux Teams Up With Agent Tony Matos

Two Kentucky Derby wins and two decades later, Kent Desormeaux and Tony Matos are together again.

The Hall of Fame jockey, who turns 51 on Saturday, and the veteran agent, still prevalent and positive at 76, are business buddies for the first time since 2000, when they won the Kentucky Derby on Fusaichi Pegasus for trainer Neil Drysdale.

“Kent asked me to work for him and I'm very happy to get together again,” said Matos, who has won the Run for the Roses six times, with Angel Cordero Jr. twice (Cannonade in 1974 and Bold Forbes in 1976); Laffit Pincay Jr. (Swale, 1984); Desormeaux (Real Quiet 1998 and Fusaichi Pegasus); and Victor Espinoza (War Emblem 2002).

Cordero, Pincay, Desormeaux and Espinoza are members of the Hall of Fame, as are two other former Matos clients, the late Garrett Gomez and Gary Stevens.

Matos has represented Edwin Maldonado for a year come May and will continue to do so with Desormeaux now on board.

“Kent has three Kentucky Derby wins (Big Brown in 2008 in addition to Real Quiet and Fusaichi Pegasus), so maybe each one of us can add one more to our resumes,” Matos said. “We did well together in the past. It's been a good relationship and we remain good friends.

“I'm really looking forward to representing him and Maldonado. Kent is working horses in the morning and focused on getting his business back together.”

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Fashionably Fast Bids For Repeat In Tiznow Stakes At Santa Anita

With a recent race under his belt, Harris Farms' highly accomplished homebred Fashionably Fast is back to defend his title in Sunday's $100,000 Tiznow Stakes at Santa Anita in Arcadia, Calif.  Named for the California-bred two-time Breeders' Cup Classic winner, the Tiznow has attracted a field of five older California-bred or sired horses and will be contested at one mile on the main track.

Nick Alexander's ascendent Desmond Doss, fresh off an impressive gate to wire win versus state-bred allowance horses at one mile on Feb. 5, rates a big look, as do versatile Margot's Boy and the venerable Brandothebartender, who will be making his 41st start on Sunday.

The Tiznow is part of the lucrative Golden State Series, which is sponsored by the CTBA and is available to eligible California-bred or sired horses.

A 6-year-old gelding by Lucky Pulpit, Fashionably Fast capped a six-race winning streak in taking last year's Tiznow on March 1.  Subsequently second in the Grade 2 Triple Bend Stakes going seven furlongs June 7, Fashionably Fast threw in a clunker in the G1 Bing Crosby Stakes at Del Mar Aug. 1, running a non-threatening sixth at odds of 7-2.

Trained by Dean Pederson and owned in partnership with Per Antonsen and John Nicoletti, Fashionably Fast was then given several months off prior to resurfacing in the Don Valpredo Cal Cup Sprint on Jan. 16, a race in which he rallied to finish third, beaten 3 ¼ lengths.  Out of Harris Farms' Forestry mare Fall Fashion, Fashionably Fast appears primed for his best as he seeks his fifth stakes win with regular rider Tiago Pereira up.  With earnings of $508,245, he'll try to improve upon an overall mark of 19-7-4-3.

A runaway 4 ½-length one-mile allowance winner Feb. 5, Desmond Doss, who is trained by Steve Miyadi and is named for the legendary World War II Medal of Honor winner, will be making his third start off a four-month freshening and will likely have theft on his mind with Abel Cedillo back aboard.  A 5-year-old homebred full horse by Grazen out of Alexander's Malek mare Malley Girl, Desmond Doss has three wins from nine starts and will be seeking his first stakes win.

A 4-year-old gelding by red-hot sire Clubhouse Ride, Margot's Boy comes off a ninth place performance in the Unusual Heat Turf Classic at 1 1/8 miles on Jan. 16, but retains the services of Juan Hernandez while cutting back in distance and transitioning to the main track.  Trained by Craig Lewis and owned by his breeder Alfred Pais, Margot's Boy has two thirds from as many tries at one mile on dirt and will likely employ a stalking style.

A close second in the G2 Del Mar Derby on turf five starts back on Sept. 6, Margot's Boy is out of the English-bred mare Margot Machance and will be seeking his first stakes win in what will be his 14th start.  He comes off a big year in which he banked $186,456 from a 2020 mark of 11-3-13.

Trained by Craig Dollase, 8-year-old gelding Brandothebartender brings an overall mark of 40-6-6-14 to the Tiznow party and will be ridden for the third consecutive time by Umberto Rispoli.  Trained by Craig Dollase, this son of top sprinter Tribal Rule notched his most recent win in a 1,000 yard allowance at Los Alamitos four starts back on Dec. 19, which was his only win on dirt but it is not considered a Thoroughbred win as it was accomplished in a mixed breed race.  Third in his only one mile dirt start, “Brando,” who is owned by Flawless Racing, Brian Flanagan and Michael Jarvis, is the leading Tiznow money earner with $536,364.

$100,000 TIZNOW STAKES WITH JOCKEYS & WEIGHTS
IN POST POSITION ORDER

Race 8 of 9  Approximate post time 4 p.m. PT

  1. Desmond Doss—Abel Cedillo—120
  2. Margot's Boy—Juan Hernandez–122
  3. Brandothebartender—Umberto Rispoli—122
  4. Surfing Star—Edwin Maldonado–122
  5. Fashionably Fast—Tiago Pereira—124

First post time for a nine-race card on Sunday is at 12:30 p.m.. For additional information, please visit santaanita.com.

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