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Santa Anita’s Winter/Spring Stall Applications Available

Santa Anita's stall applications are available in advance of its traditional Winter/Spring meet, which kicks off Dec. 26. The track's 78-day meet runs through June 19 and its Winter/Spring Condition Book One will be available online Nov. 29.

“With a number of out-of-state horses still here in Southern California following last week's Breeders' Cup World Championships, we want to be sure these horsemen know they've got some great options to train and race here at Santa Anita this winter and spring,” said Chris Merz, Santa Anita Director of Racing and Racing Secretary. “The fact that we are now able to once again card sprints down our hillside turf course gives our horsemen a number of opportunities that are not available anywhere else in the country.

“Along with our turf chute, we're now able to accommodate a wide variety of needs, from maiden claiming to upper level allowance and stakes competition. When you factor in the likely prospect of good weather for training on our main track and inner training track, I think many owners and trainers can see we've got a lot to offer especially when compared to training and racing in very cold, wet conditions.”

With a 10 percent increase over last year announced this past October, Santa Anita will be offering the biggest overnight purse structure in its 87-year history.

For additional information, please visit www.santaanita.com or call the Santa Anita Racing Office at (626) 574-6352.

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Stall Apps, First Condition Book Available for Oaklawn

The richest meet in the 118-year history of Oaklawn is set to begin Dec. 3 and will feature maiden special weights for $84,000 and open allowances starting at $100,000. Overall, the 66-day season will offer purses between $45 million and $50 million.

Stall applications and the first condition book are now available at www.oaklawn.com/racing/horsemen/. Stall applications are due Thursday, Oct. 21.

“Our slogan has been 'A New Level of Racing' the last few years and that's exactly what we intend to deliver,” Oaklawn President Louis Cella said. “Our purses will be among the highest in the country between December and May, and the entertainment value we offer will be second to none. Our luxury hotel, spa and event center are fully open. The excitement heading into our live season has never been greater.”

Oaklawn's 2021-22 season runs from Friday, Dec. 3 and Sunday, May 8.

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Monmouth Condition Book and Stall Applications Available

With Monmouth Park's 76th racing season set to get underway Friday, May 28, the New Jersey track has released the first condition book of the season. In addition, stall applications–which are due Mar. 31–are also available at monmouthpark.com or in the racing office. Monmouth will be open for stabling Saturday, May 1, with the track open for training Monday, May 3.

Trainers will receive a $300 starter bonus with owners guaranteed $500 per runner. Trainers stabled at the track will be covered by a blanket workers' compensation policy provided by the New Jersey Injury Compensation Board.

Monmouth's 2021 season will continue through Sept. 26 and will be highlighted by the GI TVG.com Haskell S., held July 17 and worth $1 million.

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Record Number Of Stall Applications Received At Sam Houston Race Park

Sam Houston Race Park will conduct its 27th live racing season with Thoroughbred racing commencing on Friday, Jan 8. The barn area opened on Nov. 28 with Texas horsemen Danny Payne and Danny Pish as the first conditioners to enter the stable gate. The track will be open for training Monday-Saturday from 7:00 a.m. through 11:00 am.

A steady influx of trainers will arrive this month as the racing office processed a record 2,300 stall applications. Sam Houston Race Park will welcome back a solid core of horsemen including Steve Asmussen, Karl Broberg, Danny Pish, Mindy Willis, Kari Craddock, Bret Calhoun, Mike Neatherlin, Dallas Keen and M. Brent Davidson. Breeders' Cup winning conditioners Ron Moquett and Mike Maker will have stalls for the upcoming meet as well as Todd Fincher, Robertino Diodoro, Frank Lucarelli and Austin Gustafson.

As previously announced, the 2021 Thoroughbred Stakes schedule will offer $2.4 million in purses, up from $1.8 million in 2020. The Houston Racing Festival will take place on Sunday, Jan. 31 headlined by the Houston Ladies Classic (G3) and the John B. Connally Turf (G3). Inaugurated in 2013, the Houston Ladies Classic was formed to serve as the marquee racing event for Sam Houston's Thoroughbred meet. Now in its ninth running, the mile and one-sixteenth Houston Ladies Classic anchors the Houston Racing Festival, which also includes the Grade 3, $200,000 John B. Connally Turf Cup, the $100,000 Pulse Power Turf Sprint, the $75,000 Jersey Lilly Turf Stakes and $75,000 Stonerside Sprint. The $200,000 Texas Turf Mile for three-year-olds was added last year and drew a highly competitive field of ten.

James Leatherman returns as racing secretary for the Thoroughbred live racing season and 23-day Sam Houston Race Park Quarter Horse meet which will run from Friday, April 23 through Saturday, June 12. First post on Friday and Saturday is 6:45 pm (CT) with a 4:00 pm post time for Wednesday and Thursday live racing dates. There will be a special 1:45 pm post time for the Houston Racing Festival on Sunday, Jan. 31.

The first condition book is available on equibase.com and is available in the Sam Houston racing office. Further information on the meet, including the 2021 Thoroughbred stakes schedule, can be accessed at shrp.com.

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