DEL MAR THOROUGHBRED CLUB 2016 CONDITION BOOK • NOV 11 - DEC 4

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DEL MAR THOROUGHBRED CLUB

Racing 15 Days: November 11 - December 4, 2016



DIRECTORY:

Main Switchboard....................................................................... (858) 755-1141 Racing Office: Backside ...............fax (858) 792-4344................. (858) 792-4231 Frontside................fax (858) 794-1049................. (858) 792-4230 Stable [email protected].................. (858) 794-1081 Paymaster.................................................................................... (858) 794-1034 Horse [email protected].................. (858) 794-1181

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RACING OFFICE:

VP Racing......................................Thomas S. [email protected] Racing Secretary...........................David [email protected] Asst. Racing Secretary..................Zachary Soto........................ [email protected] Stakes Coordinator.......................Chris Merz............... [email protected] The Del Mar meeting will be conducted under the supervision of the

STATE OF CALIFORNIA Honorable JERRY BROWN, Governor Licensed by the:

CALIFORNIA HORSE RACING BOARD Hon. CHARLES WINNER Chairman Hon. MADELINE AUERBACH Hon. STEVE BENETO Hon. JESSE CHOPER Hon. GEORGE KRIKORIAN Hon. ALEX SOLIS RICK BAEDEKER JACQUELINE WAGNER Executive Director Asst. Executive Director DARREL MCHARGUE Chief Steward The rules of Racing adopted by the California Horse Racing Board govern all races under the auspices of the Del Mar Thoroughbred Club. 1010 Hurley Way – Suite 300, Sacramento, CA 95825 o(916) 263-6000 • f(916) 263-6042

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2260 Jimmy Durante Blvd, Del Mar, CA 92014 P.O. Box 700, Del Mar, CA 92014 • www.dmtc.com –1–

SHIP & WIN IS BACK AT DEL MAR!

30% PURSE BONUS + $1000 FOR OUT-OF-STATE HORSES Bringing Horses to Del Mar from Out of State RULES AND ELIGIBILITY • A guaranteed $1,000 bonus for any starter in its initial Del Mar race (Stakes races included). • Further, there will be an additional 30% bonus applied to a horse’s purse earnings in its initial Del Mar race (Stakes races excluded). • Both the $1,000 bonus and the 30 % purse bonus apply only to each horse’s first race at Del Mar, not subsequent starts. • Horses that raced in California within the last 12 months are not eligible regardless of ownership changes. • First-time starters do not qualify for the “Ship & Win” Bonus. • DMTC reserves the right to determine eligibility for qualified starters. Questions? Contact David Jerkens, Racing Secretary [email protected] • (858) 792-4230

DEL MAR THOROUGHBRED CLUB

P.O. Box 700 Stakes Coordinator: Chris Merz Del Mar, CA 92014 Stakes nominations: [email protected] Telephone: (858) 755-1141 Racing Office Phone: (858) 792-4230 www.dmtc.com

DEL MAR 2016 BING CROSBY STAKES SCHEDULE Noms. Close Event

Date Distance

DEL MAR 2016 BING CROSBY STAKES SCHEDULE Value

Thu. Nov 03 Kathryn Crosby Stakes Fri. Nov 11 1 1/16 Miles (T) $75,000 A Fillies & Mares, Three-year-olds & up, N/W S/S of $50,000 at 1 M o/o since April 1 Thu. Nov 03 Thu. Nov 03

Let It Ride Stakes Sat. Nov 12 1 Mile (T) Three-year-olds, N/W S/S of $50,000 at 1 M o/o since April 1

$75,000 A

BETTY GRABLE STAKES  Sun. Nov 13 7 Furlongs $100,000 G Fillies & Mares, Three-year-olds, Cal-Bred

Noms. Close Event

Date Distance

Value

Thu. Nov 10 SEABISCUIT HANDICAP (Gr. II)  Sat. Nov 26 1 1/16 Miles (T) $200,000 G Three-year-olds & up Thu. Nov 10 JIMMY DURANTE STAKES (Gr. III)  Sat. Nov 26 1 Mile (T) $100,000 G Fillies, Two-year-olds

Thu. Nov 10 CECIL B. DeMILLE STAKES (Gr. III)  Sun. Nov 27 1 Mile (T) $100,000 G Two-year-olds

Thu. Nov 10 NATIVE DIVER HANDICAP (Gr. III)  Sun. Nov 27 1 1/8 Miles $100,000 G Thu. Nov 10 BOB HOPE STAKES (Gr. III)  Sat. Nov 19 7 Furlongs $100,000 G Three-year-olds & up Two-year-olds Thu. Nov 10 CARY GRANT STAKES  Sun. Nov 20 7 Furlongs $100,000 G Three-year-olds & up, Cal-Bred

Sat. Nov 19 HOLLYWOOD DERBY (Gr. I)  Sat. Dec 03 1 1/8 Miles (T) $300,000 G Three-year-olds

Thu. Nov 10 RED CARPET STAKES (Gr. III)  Thu. Nov 24 1 3/8 Miles (T) $100,000 G Fillies & Mares, Three-year-olds & up

Sat. Nov 19 BAYAKOA HANDICAP (Gr. II)  Sat. Dec 03 1 1/16 Miles $200,000 G Fillies & Mares, Three-year-olds & up

Thu. Nov 10 HOLLYWOOD TURF CUP (Gr. II)  Fri. Nov 25 1 1/2 Miles (T) $200,000 G Three-year-olds & up

Sat. Nov 19 MATRIARCH STAKES (Gr. I)  Sun. Dec 04 1 Mile (T) $300,000 G Fillies & Mares, Three-year-olds & up

• Breeders’ Cup Challenge race – “Win And You’re In” • Golden State Series Eligible • Submit Nominations to Stakes Coordinator: Chris Merz at [email protected]

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• Breeders’ Cup Challenge race – “Win And You’re In” • Golden State Series Eligible • Submit Nominations to Stakes Coordinator: Chris Merz at [email protected]

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WELCOME TO DEL MAR PLANE 20 miles north on the I-5 from San Diego International Airport. 100 miles south of Los Angeles International Airport via Hwy-405 to I-5. The nearest facility for the landing of private planes or helicopters is approximately 15 miles to the north at McClellan-Palomar Airport, 2198 Palomar Airport Rd., Carlsbad, CA 92008. Telephone 760-431-4646. TRAIN Both Amtrak and Coaster (local commuter) trains stop at the nearby Solana Beach Station. Del Mar provides a free shuttle to and from the track. Visit dmtc.com/season/transportation for more information. CAR From the I-5, exit Via de la Valle and head west, turn south on Jimmy Durante Blvd for the public entrance. Skye Limo.......................... 619.239.7599 Uber/Lyft/etc....................................App American Cab.................. 619-234-1111 Orange Cab...................... 619-291-3333 Silver Cabs....................... 619-280-5555 Yellow Cab........................ 619-234-6161

HORSEMEN’S RATE AT LOCAL HOTELS

Reference “Del Mar Thoroughbred Club” for special rates All rates are provided by hotels and subject to availability

MILEAGE TO DEL MAR Road mileage distances: San Diego............................................ 20 Tijuana.................................................. 34 San Luis Rey....................................... 41 Galway Downs................................... 59 Anaheim.............................................. 79 Los Alamitos....................................... 81 Santa Anita (Arcadia)........................ 96

OFFICIAL HOTEL OFFICIAL RESTAURANT 8990 University Center Lane San Diego, CA 858-453-2583

Mention Del Mar Thoroughbred Club for discounted rates (when available). 5300 Grand Del Mar Court San Diego, CA 888-307-4562

Econo Lodge Moonlight Beach $87/night (760) 436-4999

Days Inn Encinitas $55/night (760) 944-0260

Quality Inn Encinitas $75/night (858) 944-3800

Courtyard Marriott $139/night (858) 792-8200

Hilton Del Mar 20% off best rate (858) 792-5200

Best Western Del Mar Inn $160/night (858) 755-9765

Morgan Run $119/night (858) 756-2471

Inn at Rancho Santa Fe $199/night (858) 756-1131

L’Auberge $237/night (858) 259-1515

Fairmont at Grand Del Mar $395/night (858) 314-2000

For each starter, trainers will receive: $100 toward expenses $10 food and beverage voucher, valid at the backside kitchen and the grandstand facility. Horsemen are also encouraged to contact Betsy Christmas (Betsy@ dmtc.com or 858-732-4237) for any assistance with hotels or housing.

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SHIPPING REQUIREMENTS Horsemen shipping to Del Mar are reminded of the five key requirements for running a horse at the track: • Lasix/Official Bleeders’ Certificate • California Workers’ Compensation • Current Coggins Test • Foal Certificate Papers • California Owners’ and Trainers’ Licenses Questions? Contact the racing secretary’s office, 858-792-4230, in advance.

SUMMARY OF MEDICATION RULES NOTICE: CHRB MEDICATION RULE Authorized (Controlled) Medications: The CHRB has adopted the National Uniform Medication program for therapeutic medications. Those regulations can be found on the CHRB website (http://www.chrb.ca.gov/rules_law.html Rule #1844). The RMTC’s recommended withdrawal times for controlled therapeutic medications can be found at http://rmtcnet.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/CTS-List-2-25-2016.pdf.

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If there are any questions, trainers are advised to consult their veterinarians on the use of all medications, CHRB official veterinarians Dr. Tim Grande or Dr. Barrie Grant, or CHRB equine medical director Dr. Rick Arthur (626) 574-6351. BLEEDERS: Registration with the Official Veterinarian for first time bleeders and out of state bleeders must be completed prior to entry time to be added to the California Bleeders list. Bleeder status must be declared at entry time. Additional bleeder rules and information are listed under CHRB Rule 1845. COGGINS TEST: Horses shipped from out of state are required to have a current negative Coggins test within the last twelve months. This should accompany a Health Certificate from an accredited veterinarian. SHOCK WAVE THERAPY: All SWT machines are to be registered with the CHRB Official Veterinarian and stored at the equine hospital. The use of SWT machines is limited to veterinarians only. Horses that have had a SWT treatment shall not race for ten days following a treatment. All SWT treatments are to be reported to the CHRB Official Veterinarian on a separate confidential sheet. Any SWT that is not performed within the designated area by the Equine Hospital will result in the confiscation of the machine. Confiscated machines will not be returned until after the close of the meet. Any owner or trainer who directly or indirectly participates in the transport of a horse from Del Mar to either a slaughterhouse or an auction house engaged in selling horses for slaughter, shall be prohibited from any allotment or use of a stall or stalls at Del Mar, or other off-track stabling facility over which Del Mar exercises any control or indirectly funds.

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Mail to: DMTC ATTN: Diane Piper 2260 Jimmy Durante Blvd, Del Mar, CA 92014 –9–

DEL MAR INDEX OF RACES Index of Races Two Year Olds

Type Of Race

Short STR/ALW50000andNW1/XMCand50000 Nov 17 STK-Bob Hope Stakes Nov 19

Nov 12(T) Nov 12(T) Nov 13(T) Nov 18(T)

ALWNW10000/XMC1orNW2orC80000

Opt Clm $80000 MDN MDN(CA) MCL62500-55000 MCL50000-40000 MCL32000-28000

Nov 19 Nov 13 Nov 18

Type Of Race

Short

Three Year Olds

Nov 19 Nov 13

Short

Long

Opt Clm $75000 Nov 18(T) STK-Cary Grant Stakes(CA) Nov 20 ALWNW10000/XMC1orC20000(CA) Nov 19 ALWNW10000/XMC1orNW2orC20000(CA)

ALWNW10000/XMC1orNW2orC40000 Nov 13(T), 20

ALWNW10000/XMC3orNW4orC100000 ALWNW10000/XMC2orNW3orC62500

STR/ALW40000andNW2 STR/ALW16000 CLM32000-28000 CLM25000-22500 CLM25000-22500NW2 CLM20000-18000 CLM12500-10500 C8000-7000 C16000-14000NW3 CLM16000-14000NW2 MDN MDN(CA) MCL40000-35000 M20000

Long Nov 12(T) Nov 20(T)

Three Year Olds and Upward

ALWNW10000/XMC2orNW3orC75000 Nov 18(T)

Opt Clm $100000 Opt Clm $20000(CA) Opt Clm $62500 Opt Clm $40000

Fillies, Two Year Olds

Type Of Race ALWNW50000 C50000andNW1 MDN MDN(CA) MCL50000-40000 MCL32000-28000

Short Nov 18 Nov 12 Nov 12 Nov 20

Type Of Race CLM40000-35000 CLM32000-28000 CLM16000-14000

Short

Nov 19 Nov 13(T), 20

Nov 19

Nov 11(T) Nov 11, 19(T) Nov 19(T) Nov 11(T) Nov 12(T) Nov 11, 19(T) Nov 19(T) Nov 12(T) Nov 19(T) Nov 11(T) Nov 12(T) Nov 17 Nov 11

Nov 18 Nov 18 Nov 12 Nov 13 Nov 13 Nov 11 Nov 13 Nov 12, 20

Fillies, Three Year Olds

Nov 12 Nov 11

Long Nov 13(T)

Fillies And Mares, Three Year Olds and Upward

Type Of Race OST-Kathryn Crosby Stakes STK-Betty Grable Stakes(CA)

ALWNW10000/XMC1orNW2orC20000(CA)

ALWNW10000/XMC1orNW2orC40000

Short

Nov 13 Nov 20(T)

Opt Clm $20000(CA) Opt Clm $62500 Opt Clm $40000

Nov 20(T)

STR/ALW40000andNW2 CLM32000-28000 CLM25000-22500NW2 CLM20000-18000 CLM16000-14000 CLM12500-10500 C8000-7000 C16000-14000NW3 CLM16000-14000NW2 MDN MDN(CA) MCL40000-35000 M20000

Nov 18

ALWNW10000/XMC2orNW3orC62500

Long Nov 11(T)

Nov 17(T) Nov 12, 13(T) Nov 17(T) Nov 11 Nov 12, 13(T) Nov 11 Nov 17(T) Nov 17

Nov 20

Nov 20

Nov 13

Nov 18

Nov 17 Nov 11 Nov 18 Nov 12 Nov 19 Nov 11, 19

Nov 20(T) Nov 18(T)

Nov 20 Nov 12(T), 17 Nov 19(T) Nov 17

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Long Nov 11(T) Nov 17(T) Nov 13

Nov 17

Nov 20

Nov 11

Type Of Race OST-Let It Ride Stakes CLM40000-35000 CLM12500-10500

Long

DEL MAR INDEX OF RACES Index of Races

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Del Mar

Del Mar

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FIRST DAY -- Friday, November 11, 2016 (Entries Close on Tuesday, November 8, 2016) (Scratch Time 10:00 AM Thursday, November 10)

FIRST RACE Purse $24,000. For Three Year Olds And Upward.

Three Year Olds 122 lbs. Older Non-winners Of Two Races At A Mile Or Over Since September 11, 2016 One such race since then

CLAIMING PRICE $20,000, if for $18,000, allowed

(Maiden races and Claiming races for $16,000 or less not considered)

2 3 À 4 5 À 6

CLAIMING 124 lbs. 2 lbs. 4 lbs. 2 lbs.

ONE MILE SECOND RACE MAIDEN Purse $52,000. (Plus up to $15,600 to Cal-Breds) For Maidens, Fillies Two Years Old. Weight 122 lbs. (Horses Which Have Started For $40,000 Or Less In Their Last 3 Starts Least Preferred)

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FIVE AND ONE HALF FURLONGS FOURTH RACE MAIDEN CLAIMING Purse $21,000. For Maidens, Two Years Old. 122 lbs. 2 lbs.

SIX FURLONGS FIFTH RACE CAL BRED OR SIRED ALLOWANCE/CLAIMING Purse $53,000. For California Bred Or California Sired Three Year Olds And Upward Which Have Never Won $10,000 Once Other Than Maiden, Claiming, Or Starter Or Which Have Never Won Two Races Or Claiming Price $20,000. Three Year Olds 122 lbs. Older 124 lbs. Non-winners Of A Race Other Than Maiden, Claiming, Or Starter At A Mile Or Over 3 lbs. (Maiden races and Claiming races for $20,000 or less not considered) (Horses Which Have Started For $16,000 Or Less In Their Last 3 Starts Least Preferred)

ONE MILE AND ONE SIXTEENTH(Turf) SIXTH RACE ALLOWANCE/CLAIMING Purse $55,000. (Plus up to $16,500 to Cal-Breds) For Fillies And Mares Three Years Old And Upward Which Have Never Won $10,000 Twice Other Than Maiden, Claiming, Or Starter Or State Bred Or Which Have Never Won Three Races Or Claiming Price $62,500. Three Year Olds 122 lbs. Older Non-winners Of Two Races At A Mile Or Over Since August 11, 2016 A race since then (Maiden races and Claiming races for $50,000 or less not considered)

124 lbs. 2 lbs. 4 lbs.

ONE MILE

EIGHTH RACE

ONE MILE OVERNIGHT STAKES

Kathryn Crosby Stakes $75,000 Added (Plus up to $22,500 to Cal-Breds)

Nominations Close Thursday, November 3, 2016

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ONE MILE AND ONE SIXTEENTH(Turf) NINTH RACE CLAIMING Purse $18,000. For Fillies And Mares Three Years Old And Upward Which Have Never Won Two Races. Three Year Olds

CLAIMING PRICE $16,000, if for $14,000, allowed

122 lbs.

Older

124 lbs. 2 lbs.

Three Year Olds

124 lbs.

SIX FURLONGS SUBSTITUTE RACE NO 1 STARTER ALLOWANCE Purse $24,000. (Plus up to $2,880 to Cal-Bred winners from the CBOIF) For Three Year Olds And Upward Which Have Started For A Claiming Price Of $16,000 Or Less In 2015-2016. 122 lbs.

Older

ONE MILE AND ONE EIGHTH(Turf) SUBSTITUTE RACE NO 2 CLAIMING Purse $21,000. For Fillies Three Years Old.

S2 Weight

Non-winners Of Two Races Since September 11, 2016 A Race Since Then

CLAIMING PRICE $16,000, if for $14,000, allowed

(Maiden races and Claiming races for $12,500 or less not considered)

S3

124 lbs. 2 lbs. 4 lbs. 2 lbs.

FIVE AND ONE HALF FURLONGS SUBSTITUTE RACE NO 3 MAIDEN CLAIMING Purse $17,000. For Maidens, Fillies And Mares Three Years Old And Upward. Three Year Olds

122 lbs.

Older

CLAIMING PRICE $20,000

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124 lbs. 3 lbs.

FOR FILLIES AND MARES THREE-YEAR-OLDS AND UPWARD, NON-WINNERS OF A SWEEPSTAKES OF $50,000* OTHER THAN STATE BRED AT ONE MILE OR OVER SINCE APRIL 1. Free nominations close Thursday, November 3, or by supplementary nomination of $750 each by closing time of entries, $100 to pass the entry box and $300 additional to start, with $75,000 Added. The added money and all fees to be divided 60% to the winner, 20% to second, 12% to third, 6% to fourth and 2% to fifth. Three-year-olds 122 lbs.; Older 125 lbs. Non-winners of $30,000 twice other than maiden or claiming at one mile or over since August 1 allowed 2 lbs.; of such a race of $40,000 since July 1 or such a race of $60,000 since September 1, 2015, 4 lbs. High weights preferred. Preference of horses with equal weights will be determined by 2016 non-claiming earnings. STARTERS TO BE NAMED THROUGH THE ENTRY BOX TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, BY THE CLOSING TIME OF ENTRIES. A trophy will be presented to the winning owner. *$50,000 to the winner.

Three Year Olds 122 lbs. Older 124 lbs. (Horses Which Have Started For $40,000 Or Less In Their Last 3 Starts Least Preferred)

CLAIMING PRICE $32,000, if for $28,000, allowed

SEVENTH RACE ALLOWANCE/CLAIMING Purse $53,000. (Plus up to $15,900 to Cal-Breds) For Three Year Olds And Upward Which Have Never Won $10,000 Once Other Than Maiden, Claiming, Or Starter Or Which Have Never Won Two Races Or Claiming Price $40,000. Three Year Olds 122 lbs. Older Non-winners Of A Race Since September 11 (Maiden Races And Claiming Races For $35,000 Or Less Not Considered)

ONE MILE(Turf) THIRD RACE CAL BRED OR SIRED MAIDEN Purse $52,000. For California Bred Or California Sired Maidens, Three Years Old And Upward.

Weight

FIRST DAY -- Friday, November 11, 2016 (Entries Close on Tuesday, November 8, 2016) (Scratch Time 10:00 AM Thursday, November 10)

124 lbs.

SEVEN FURLONGS

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SECOND DAY -- Saturday, November 12, 2016 (Entries Close on Wednesday, November 9, 2016) (Scratch Time 10:00 AM Friday, November 11)

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FIRST RACE CLAIMING Purse $20,000. For Three Year Olds And Upward Which Have Never Won Three Races.

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2 lbs. CLAIMING PRICE $16,000, if for $14,000, allowed SIX AND ONE HALF FURLONGS SECOND RACE MAIDEN Purse $52,000. (Plus up to $15,600 to Cal-Breds) For Maidens, Three Years Old And Upward.

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Three Year Olds

122 lbs.

Older

124 lbs.

Three Year Olds 122 lbs. Older 124 lbs. (Horses Which Have Started For $40,000 Or Less In Their Last 3 Starts Least Preferred)

Three Year Olds

122 lbs.

Older

CLAIMING PRICE $20,000

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SIX FURLONGS FIFTH RACE STARTER OPTIONAL CLAIMING Purse $28,000. (Plus up to $3,360 to Cal-Bred winners from the CBOIF) For Fillies Two Years Old Which Have Started For A Claiming Price Of $50,000 Or Less And Which Have Never Won A Race Other Than Maiden Or Claiming And Claiming Price $50,000.

Weight 122 lbs. (Horses Which Have Started For $40,000 Or Less In Their Last 3 Starts Least Preferred)

Weight Non-winners Of A Race Since September 11

CLAIMING PRICE $50,000

123 lbs. 3 lbs.

SIX AND ONE HALF FURLONGS SIXTH RACE ALLOWANCE/CLAIMING Purse $55,000. (Plus up to $16,500 to Cal-Breds) For Three Year Olds And Upward Which Have Never Won $10,000 Twice Other Than Maiden, Claiming, Or Starter Or State Bred Or Which Have Never Won Three Races Or Claiming Price $62,500. Three Year Olds 122 lbs. Older 124 lbs. Non-winners Of Two Races At A Mile Or Over Since August 13, 2016 2 lbs. One Such Race Since Then 4 lbs. (Maiden races and Claiming races for $50,000 or less not considered) (Horses Which Have Started For $25,000 Or Less In Their Last 3 Starts Least Preferred)

ONE MILE AND ONE SIXTEENTH(Turf)

EIGHTH RACE

124 lbs. 3 lbs.

ONE MILE OVERNIGHT STAKES

Let It Ride Stakes $75,000 Added (Plus up to $22,500 to Cal-Breds)

FOR THREE-YEAR-OLDS, NON-WINNERS OF A SWEEPSTAKES OF $50,000* OTHER THAN STATE BRED AT ONE MILE OR OVER SINCE APRIL 1. Free nominations close Thursday, November 3, or by supplementary nomination of $750 by the closing time of entries, $100 to pass the entry box and an additional $300 to start, with $75,000 Added. The added money and all fees to be divided 60% to first, 20% to second, 12% to third, 6% to fourth and 2% to fifth. 124 lbs. Non-winners of $30,000 twice other than maiden or claiming at one mile or over since August 1 allowed 2 lbs.; of such a race since March 1 allowed 4 lbs.; Non-winners of $50,000 in 2015-16 at any distance allowed 6 lbs. High weights preferred. Preference of horses with equal weights will be determined by 2016 non-claiming earnings. STARTERS TO BE NAMED THROUGH THE ENTRY BOX WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, BY THE CLOSING TIME OF ENTRIES. *$50,000 to the winner.

124 lbs.

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SEVENTH RACE ALLOWANCE/CLAIMING Purse $53,000. (Plus up to $15,900 to Cal-Breds) For Fillies And Mares Three Years Old And Upward Which Have Never Won $10,000 Once Other Than Maiden, Claiming, Or Starter Or Which Have Never Won Two Races Or Claiming Price $40,000. Three Year Olds 122 lbs. Older Non-winners Of A Race Other Than Claiming Or Starter At A Mile Or Over

ONE MILE AND ONE SIXTEENTH(Turf) THIRD RACE MAIDEN CLAIMING Purse $17,000. For Maidens, Three Years Old And Upward. SEVEN FURLONGS FOURTH RACE MAIDEN Purse $52,000. (Plus up to $15,600 to Cal-Breds) For Maidens, Fillies Two Years Old.

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SECOND DAY -- Saturday, November 12, 2016 (Entries Close on Wednesday, November 9, 2016) (Scratch Time 10:00 AM Friday, November 11)

Nominations Close Thursday, November 3, 2016

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NINTH RACE Purse $29,000. For Three Year Olds And Upward.

ONE MILE(Turf) CLAIMING

Three Year Olds 122 lbs. Older Non-winners Of Two Races At A Mile Or Over Since September 12, 2016 One such race since then

CLAIMING PRICE $25,000, if for $22,500, allowed

(Maiden races and Claiming races for $20,000 or less not considered)

S1

SUBSTITUTE RACE NO 1 Purse $32,000. For Fillies Three Years Old.

ONE MILE(Turf) CLAIMING

Weight Non-winners Of Two Races Since September 12, 2016 A Race Since Then

CLAIMING PRICE $32,000, if for $28,000, allowed

(Maiden races and Claiming races for $25,000 or less not considered) (Non-Starters for a claiming price of $20,000 or less in the last 3 starts preferred)

S2 À S3

124 lbs. 2 lbs. 4 lbs. 2 lbs.

124 lbs. 2 lbs. 4 lbs. 2 lbs.

SIX FURLONGS SUBSTITUTE RACE NO 2 CAL BRED OR SIRED MAIDEN Purse $52,000. For California Bred Or California Sired Maidens, Fillies And Mares Three Years Old And Upward. Three Year Olds 122 lbs. Older 124 lbs. (Horses Which Have Started For $40,000 Or Less In Their Last 3 Starts Least Preferred)

FIVE AND ONE HALF FURLONGS SUBSTITUTE RACE NO 3 ALLOWANCE/CLAIMING Purse $53,000. (Plus up to $15,900 to Cal-Breds) For Two Year Olds Which Have Never Won $10,000 Once Other Than Maiden, Claiming, Or Starter Or Which Have Never Won Two Races Or Claiming Price $80,000. Weight 123 lbs. Non-winners of a race other than Maiden, Claiming, or Starter at a mile or over 3 lbs. (Races Where Entered For $75,000 Or Less Not Considered) (Horses Which Have Started For $25,000 Or Less In Their Last 3 Starts Least Preferred)

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ONE MILE(Turf)

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Del Mar

THIRD DAY -- Sunday, November 13, 2016 (Entries Close on Thursday, November 10, 2016) (Scratch Time 10:00 AM Saturday, November 12)

1

FIRST RACE CLAIMING Purse $18,000. For Three Year Olds And Upward Which Have Never Won Two Races.

2

CLAIMING PRICE $16,000, if for $14,000, allowed SIX AND ONE HALF FURLONGS SECOND RACE MAIDEN Purse $52,000. (Plus up to $15,600 to Cal-Breds) For Maidens, Two Years Old.

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Three Year Olds

122 lbs.

Older

124 lbs. 2 lbs.

Weight 122 lbs. (Horses Which Have Started For $40,000 Or Less In Their Last 3 Starts Least Preferred)

ONE MILE AND ONE SIXTEENTH(Turf) THIRD RACE CAL BRED OR SIRED MAIDEN Purse $52,000. For California Bred Or California Sired Maidens, Two Years Old. Weight 122 lbs. (Horses Which Have Started For $40,000 Or Less In Their Last 3 Starts Least Preferred)

4

SIX FURLONGS FOURTH RACE MAIDEN Purse $52,000. (Plus up to $15,600 to Cal-Breds) For Maidens, Three Years Old And Upward.

5

SIX AND ONE HALF FURLONGS FIFTH RACE CLAIMING Purse $36,000. (Plus up to $4,320 to Cal-Bred winners from the CBOIF) For Fillies Three Years Old. Weight Non-winners Of Two Races At A Mile Or Over Since September 13, 2016 One such race since then (Maiden races and Claiming races for $32,000 or less not considered)

124 lbs. 2 lbs. 4 lbs. 2 lbs.

ONE MILE(Turf) SIXTH RACE ALLOWANCE/CLAIMING Purse $53,000. (Plus up to $15,900 to Cal-Breds) For Fillies And Mares Three Years Old And Upward Which Have Never Won $10,000 Once Other Than Maiden, Claiming, Or Starter Or Which Have Never Won Two Races Or Claiming Price $40,000. Three Year Olds 122 lbs. Older 124 lbs. Non-winners Of A Race Other Than Maiden, Claiming, Or Starter At A Mile Or Over 3 lbs. (Maiden races and Claiming races for $32,000 or less not considered) (Horses Which Have Started For $25,000 Or Less In Their Last 3 Starts Least Preferred)

SEVENTH RACE ALLOWANCE/CLAIMING Purse $53,000. (Plus up to $15,900 to Cal-Breds) For Three Year Olds And Upward Which Have Never Won $10,000 Once Other Than Maiden, Claiming, Or Starter Or Which Have Never Won Two Races Or Claiming Price $40,000.

Three Year Olds 122 lbs. Older 124 lbs. Non-winners Of A Race Since September 13 3 lbs. (Maiden Races And Claiming Races For $32,000 Or Less Not Considered) (Horses Which Have Started For $25,000 Or Less In Their Last 3 Starts Least Preferred)

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Three Year Olds 122 lbs. Older 124 lbs. (Horses Which Have Started For $40,000 Or Less In Their Last 3 Starts Least Preferred)

CLAIMING PRICE $40,000, if for $35,000, allowed

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THIRD DAY -- Sunday, November 13, 2016 (Entries Close on Thursday, November 10, 2016) (Scratch Time 10:00 AM Saturday, November 12)

EIGHTH RACE

FIVE FURLONGS(Turf) CAL BRED OR SIRED STAKES Betty Grable Stakes $100,000 Guaranteed

FOR GOLDEN STATE ELIGIBLE CALIFORNIA BRED OR CALIFORNIA SIRED FILLIES AND MARES THREE YEAR OLDS AND UPWARD. By subscription of $100 each to accompany the nomination or by supplementary nomination of $1,000 each by closing time of entries for Golden State eligible horses. (Non-Golden State eligible horses, $25,000 to supplement -- such horse shall not have to pay the starting fee and will be automatically eligible to all future Golden State Series Stakes, subject only to regular nomination and starter fees). $1,500 additional to start, with $100,000 Guaranteed, of which $57,000 to first, $19,000 to second, $12,000 to third, $6,000 to fourth, $4,000 to fifth and $2,000 to sixth. Weight: Three-year olds 122 lbs. Older 124 lbs. Non-winners of a sweepstake since June, 30 allowed 2 lbs.; non-winners of $35,000 since April 1 allowed 4 lbs. STARTERS TO BE NAMED THROUGH THE ENTRY BOX THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, BY THE CLOSING TIME OF ENTRIES. A trophy will be presented to the winning owner. Nominations Close Thursday, November 3, 2016

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SEVEN FURLONGS CLAIMING

NINTH RACE Purse $19,000. For Three Year Olds.

Weight Non-winners Of Two Races Since September 13, 2016 A race since then

CLAIMING PRICE $12,500, if for $10,500, allowed

(Maiden races and Claiming races for $10,000 or less not considered)

S1 S2

FIVE AND ONE HALF FURLONGS SUBSTITUTE RACE NO 1 MAIDEN CLAIMING Purse $28,000. For Maidens, Fillies Two Years Old. Weight

CLAIMING PRICE $50,000, For Each $2,500 To $40,000

122 lbs. 1 lbs.

Three Year Olds 122 lbs. Older Non-winners Of Two Races Since September 13, 2016 A race since then

124 lbs. 2 lbs. 4 lbs. 2 lbs.

ONE MILE SUBSTITUTE RACE NO 2 CLAIMING Purse $19,000. For Fillies And Mares Three Years Old And Upward. CLAIMING PRICE $12,500, if for $10,500, allowed

ONE MILE AND ONE SIXTEENTH(Turf)

(Maiden races and Claiming races for $10,000 or less not considered)

S3

FIVE AND ONE HALF FURLONGS SUBSTITUTE RACE NO 3 MAIDEN CLAIMING Purse $25,000. For Maidens, Three Years Old And Upward. Three Year Olds

122 lbs.

Older

CLAIMING PRICE $40,000, if for $35,000, allowed –17–

124 lbs. 2 lbs.

SEVEN FURLONGS

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124 lbs. 2 lbs. 4 lbs. 2 lbs.

Closing Thursday, November 10, 2016

NOTES

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Bob Hope Stakes (Grade III) Purse $100,000 Guaranteed Two Year Olds Seven Furlongs (To be run Saturday, November 19, 2016) Cary Grant Stakes California Bred or California Sired Purse $100,000 Guaranteed Three Year Olds and Upward Seven Furlongs (To be run Sunday, November 20, 2016) Red Carpet Handicap (Grade III) Purse $100,000 Guaranteed Fillies And MaresThree Year Olds and Upward One Mile And Three Eighths (Turf) (To be run Thursday, November 24, 2016) Hollywood Turf Cup (Grade II) Purse $200,000 Guaranteed Three Year Olds and Upward One And One Half Miles (Turf) (To be run Friday, November 25, 2016) Seabiscuit Handicap (Grade II) Purse $200,000 Guaranteed Three Year Olds and Upward One Mile And One Sixteenth (Turf) (To be run Saturday, November 26, 2016) Jimmy Durante Stakes (Grade III) Purse $100,000 Guaranteed FilliesTwo Year Olds One Mile (Turf) (To be run Saturday, November 26, 2016) Native Diver Stakes (Grade III) Purse $100,000 Guaranteed Three Year Olds and Upward One Mile And One Eighth (To be run Sunday, November 27, 2016) Cecil B. DeMille Stakes (Grade III) Purse $100,000 Guaranteed Two Year Olds One Mile (Turf) (To be run Sunday, November 27, 2016)

Del Mar

Del Mar

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FOURTH DAY -- Thursday, November 17, 2016 (Entries Close on Saturday, November 12, 2016) (Scratch Time 10:00 AM Wednesday, November 16)

FIRST RACE CLAIMING Purse $20,000. For Fillies And Mares Three Years Old And Upward Which Have Never Won Three Races. Three Year Olds

122 lbs.

Older

124 lbs.

2 lbs. CLAIMING PRICE $16,000, if for $14,000, allowed SIX AND ONE HALF FURLONGS SECOND RACE CAL BRED OR SIRED MAIDEN Purse $52,000. For California Bred Or California Sired Maidens, Fillies Two Years Old. Weight 122 lbs. (Horses Which Have Started For $40,000 Or Less In Their Last 3 Starts Least Preferred)

ONE MILE(Turf) THIRD RACE MAIDEN Purse $52,000. (Plus up to $15,600 to Cal-Breds) For Maidens, Three Years Old And Upward.

FOURTH DAY -- Thursday, November 17, 2016 (Entries Close on Saturday, November 12, 2016) (Scratch Time 10:00 AM Wednesday, November 16)

$53,000. For California Bred Or California Sired Fillies And Mares 6 Purse Three Years Old And Upward Which Have Never Won $10,000 Once Other Maiden, Claiming, Or Starter Or Which Have Never Won Two Races À Than Or Claiming Price $20,000. SIXTH RACE

Three Year Olds 122 lbs. Older 124 lbs. Non-winners Of A Race Other Than Maiden, Claiming, Or Starter At A Mile Or Over 3 lbs. (Maiden races and Claiming races for $32,000 or less not considered) (Horses Which Have Started For $16,000 Or Less In Their Last 3 Starts Least Preferred)

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Three Year Olds 122 lbs. Older 124 lbs. (Horses Which Have Started For $40,000 Or Less In Their Last 3 Starts Least Preferred)

ONE MILE FOURTH RACE MAIDEN CLAIMING Purse $17,000. For Maidens, Three Years Old And Upward. Three Year Olds

122 lbs.

Older

CLAIMING PRICE $20,000

124 lbs.

ONE MILE FIFTH RACE CLAIMING Purse $22,000. For Three Year Olds And Upward Which Have Never Won Two Races. Three Year Olds

122 lbs.

Older

CLAIMING PRICE $25,000, if for $22,500, allowed

124 lbs. 2 lbs.

ONE MILE

CAL BRED OR SIRED ALLOWANCE/CLAIMING

ONE MILE AND ONE SIXTEENTH(Turf) SEVENTH RACE STARTER OPTIONAL CLAIMING Purse $28,000. (Plus up to $3,360 to Cal-Bred winners from the CBOIF) For Two Year Olds Which Have Started For A Claiming Price Of $50,000 Or Less And Which Have Never Won A Race Other Than Maiden Or Claiming And Claiming Price $50,000. Weight Non-winners Of A Race Since September 17

123 lbs. 3 lbs.

CLAIMING PRICE $50,000

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SIX AND ONE HALF FURLONGS EIGHTH RACE CLAIMING Purse $32,000. For Fillies And Mares Three Years Old And Upward. Three Year Olds 122 lbs. Older Non-winners Of Two Races At A Mile Or Over Since September 17, 2016 One such race since then

CLAIMING PRICE $32,000, if for $28,000, allowed

(Maiden races and Claiming races for $25,000 or less not considered)

S1 S2

ONE MILE AND ONE SIXTEENTH(Turf) SUBSTITUTE RACE NO 1 MAIDEN CLAIMING Purse $21,000. For Maidens, Fillies Two Years Old. Weight

122 lbs.

2 lbs. CLAIMING PRICE $32,000, if for $28,000, allowed FIVE AND ONE HALF FURLONGS SUBSTITUTE RACE NO 2 CLAIMING Purse $22,000. For Fillies And Mares Three Years Old And Upward Which Have Never Won Two Races. Three Year Olds

122 lbs.

Older

CLAIMING PRICE $25,000, if for $22,500, allowed

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124 lbs. 3 lbs. 5 lbs. 2 lbs.

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124 lbs. 2 lbs.

ONE MILE

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FIFTH DAY -- Friday, November 18, 2016 (Entries Close on Sunday, November 13, 2016) (Scratch Time 10:00 AM Thursday, November 17)

FIRST RACE Purse $16,000. For Three Year Olds And Upward.

Three Year Olds 122 lbs. Older Non-winners Of Two Races Since September 18, 2016 A race since then

CLAIMING PRICE $8,000, if for $7,000, allowed

(Maiden races and Claiming races for $6,250 or less not considered)

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Del Mar

CLAIMING 124 lbs. 2 lbs. 4 lbs. 2 lbs.

FIVE AND ONE HALF FURLONGS SECOND RACE MAIDEN Purse $52,000. (Plus up to $15,600 to Cal-Breds) For Maidens, Fillies And Mares Three Years Old And Upward. Three Year Olds 122 lbs. Older 124 lbs. (Horses Which Have Started For $40,000 Or Less In Their Last 3 Starts Least Preferred)

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4 122 lbs. À Weight (Horses Which Have Started For $40,000 Or Less In Their Last 3 Starts Least Preferred) ONE MILE(Turf) FOURTH RACE CAL BRED OR SIRED MAIDEN Purse $52,000. For California Bred Or California Sired Maidens, Two Years Old.

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FIFTH RACE ALLOWANCE Purse $59,000. (Plus up to $17,700 to Cal-Breds) For Fillies Two Years Old Which Have Never Won $50,000. Weight Non-winners Of $20,000 Since September 18, 2016 Non-winners Of A Race Since August 1 (Maiden Races And Claiming Races For $50,000 Or Less Not Considered)

122 lbs. 2 lbs. 4 lbs.

SIX AND ONE HALF FURLONGS

SIXTH RACE STARTER ALLOWANCE Purse $28,000. (Plus up to $3,360 to Cal-Bred winners from the CBOIF) For Fillies And Mares Three Years Old And Upward Which Have Started For A Claiming Price Of $40,000 Or California Bred Or Sired Horses Which Have Started For A Claiming Price Of $50,000 Or Less And Which Have Never Won Two Races. Three Year Olds 122 lbs. Older Non-winners Of A Race Since September 18, 2016

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SIX AND ONE HALF FURLONGS THIRD RACE CAL BRED OR SIRED MAIDEN Purse $52,000. For California Bred Or California Sired Maidens, Fillies And Mares Three Years Old And Upward.

3 Year Olds 122 lbs. Older 124 lbs. À Three (Horses Which Have Started For $40,000 Or Less In Their Last 3 Starts Least Preferred) ONE MILE(Turf)

FIFTH DAY -- Friday, November 18, 2016 (Entries Close on Sunday, November 13, 2016) (Scratch Time 10:00 AM Thursday, November 17)

124 lbs. 3 lbs.

SIX AND ONE HALF FURLONGS SEVENTH RACE ALLOWANCE/CLAIMING Purse $55,000. (Plus up to $16,500 to Cal-Breds) For Three Year Olds And Upward Which Have Never Won $10,000 Twice Other Than Maiden, Claiming, Or Starter Or State Bred Or Which Have Never Won Three Races Or Claiming Price $75,000. Three Year Olds 122 lbs. Older 124 lbs. Non-winners Of Two Races Since September 18, 2016 2 lbs. A race since then 4 lbs. (Maiden races and Claiming races for $50,000 or less not considered) (Horses Which Have Started For $25,000 Or Less In Their Last 3 Starts Least Preferred)

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EIGHTH RACE Purse $19,000. For Three Year Olds And Upward.

FIVE FURLONGS(Turf) CLAIMING

Three Year Olds 122 lbs. Older Non-winners Of Two Races Since September 18, 2016 A race since then

CLAIMING PRICE $12,500, if for $10,500, allowed

(Maiden races and Claiming races for $10,000 or less not considered)

124 lbs. 2 lbs. 4 lbs. 2 lbs.

SEVEN FURLONGS SUBSTITUTE RACE NO 1 CLAIMING Purse $16,000. For Fillies And Mares Three Years Old And Upward.

S1 Three Year Olds

122 lbs. Older Non-winners Of Two Races At A Mile Or Over Since September 18, 2016 One such race since then

CLAIMING PRICE $8,000, if for $7,000, allowed

(Maiden races and Claiming races for $6,250 or less not considered)

S2 Weight

SUBSTITUTE RACE NO 2 Purse $30,000. For Maidens, Two Years Old.

124 lbs. 2 lbs. 4 lbs. 2 lbs.

ONE MILE MAIDEN CLAIMING 122 lbs.

1 lbs. CLAIMING PRICE $62,500, For Each $2,500 To $55,000 FIVE AND ONE HALF FURLONGS

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Del Mar

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Del Mar

SIXTH DAY -- Saturday, November 19, 2016 (Entries Close on Wednesday, November 16, 2016) (Scratch Time 10:00 AM Friday, November 18)

FIRST RACE CLAIMING Purse $36,000. (Plus up to $4,320 to Cal-Bred winners from the CBOIF) For Three Year Olds. Weight Non-winners Of Two Races Since September 19, 2016 A race since then

CLAIMING PRICE $40,000, if for $35,000, allowed

(Maiden races and Claiming races for $32,000 or less not considered)

124 lbs. 2 lbs. 4 lbs. 2 lbs.

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SIX AND ONE HALF FURLONGS SECOND RACE MAIDEN Purse $52,000. (Plus up to $15,600 to Cal-Breds) For Maidens, Two Years Old.

3

SIX AND ONE HALF FURLONGS THIRD RACE MAIDEN CLAIMING Purse $17,000. For Maidens, Fillies And Mares Three Years Old And Upward.

Weight 122 lbs. (Horses Which Have Started For $40,000 Or Less In Their Last 3 Starts Least Preferred)

Three Year Olds

122 lbs.

Older

CLAIMING PRICE $20,000

4 Year Olds 122 lbs. Older 124 lbs. À Three (Horses Which Have Started For $40,000 Or Less In Their Last 3 Starts Least Preferred) ONE MILE(Turf) FIFTH RACE CAL BRED OR SIRED ALLOWANCE/CLAIMING Purse $53,000. For California Bred Or California Sired Three Year Olds And Upward Which Have Never Won $10,000 Once Other Than Maiden, Claiming, Or Starter Or Claiming Price $20,000.

124 lbs. 2 lbs. (Horses Which Have Started For $16,000 Or Less In Their Last 3 Starts Least Preferred)

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Three Year Olds 122 lbs. Older Non-winners Of A Race At A Mile Or Over Since September 19, 2016

124 lbs. 3 lbs.

ONE MILE(Turf)

EIGHTH RACE

ONE MILE AND ONE EIGHTH(Turf) STAKES Bob Hope Stakes $100,000 Guaranteed Grade III

FOR TWO-YEAR-OLDS. By subscription of $100 each to accompany the nomination or by supplementary nomination of $1,000 each by closing time of entries. $1,500 additional to start, with $100,000 Guaranteed of which $60,000 to the winner, $20,000 to second, $12,000 to third, $6,000 to fourth and $2,000 to fifth. Weight: 124 lbs. Non-winners of a stakes of $60,000* allowed 2 lbs.; Non-winners of two races other than maiden, claiming or starter, 4 lbs.; of such a race, 6 lbs. Starters to be named through the entry box by closing time of entries. Total non-claiming earnings will be used in determining the preference of horses assigned equal weights. STARTERS TO BE NAMED THROUGH THE ENTRY BOX WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, BY CLOSING TIME OF ENTRIES. A trophy will be presented to the winning owner. *$60,000 to the winner. Nominations Close Thursday, November 10, 2016

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SEVEN FURLONGS NINTH RACE ALLOWANCE/CLAIMING Purse $53,000. (Plus up to $15,900 to Cal-Breds) For Three Year Olds And Upward Which Have Never Won $10,000 Once Other Than Maiden, Claiming, Or Starter Or Which Have Never Won Two Races Or Claiming Price $40,000. Three Year Olds 122 lbs. Older 124 lbs. Non-winners of a race other than Maiden, Claiming, or Starter at a mile or over 3 lbs. (Maiden races and Claiming races for $32,000 or less not considered) (Horses Which Have Started For $25,000 Or Less In Their Last 3 Starts Least Preferred)

Older

SIX AND ONE HALF FURLONGS SIXTH RACE STARTER ALLOWANCE Purse $28,000. (Plus up to $3,360 to Cal-Bred winners from the CBOIF) For Three Year Olds And Upward Which Have Started For A Claiming Price Of $40,000 Or Less Or California Bred Or Sired Horses Which Have Started For $50,000 Or Less And Which Have Never Won Two Races.

SEVENTH RACE ALLOWANCE/CLAIMING Purse $59,000. (Plus up to $17,700 to Cal-Breds) For Three Year Olds And Upward Which Have Never Won $10,000 Three Times Other Than Maiden, Claiming, Or Starter Or State Bred Or Which Have Not Won $50,000 Since March 1, 2016 Or Which Have Never Won Four Races Or Claiming Price $100,000.

Three Year Olds 122 lbs. Older 124 lbs. Non-winners Of Two Races At A Mile Or Over Since April 1, 2016 3 lbs. A Race Since Then 5 lbs. (Races For Lesser Claiming Not Considered Races For $62,500 Or Less Not Considered)

124 lbs.

FIVE AND ONE HALF FURLONGS FOURTH RACE CAL BRED OR SIRED MAIDEN Purse $52,000. For California Bred Or California Sired Maidens, Three Years Old And Upward.

5 À Three Year Olds 122 lbs. Non-winners of a race other than Claiming

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SIXTH DAY -- Saturday, November 19, 2016 (Entries Close on Wednesday, November 16, 2016) (Scratch Time 10:00 AM Friday, November 18)

S1

ONE MILE AND ONE SIXTEENTH(Turf) SUBSTITUTE RACE NO 1 CLAIMING Purse $32,000. For Three Year Olds And Upward. Three Year Olds 122 lbs. Older Non-winners Of Two Races Since September 19, 2016 A race since then

CLAIMING PRICE $32,000, if for $28,000, allowed

(Maiden races and Claiming races for $25,000 or less not considered)

S2

SIX AND ONE HALF FURLONGS SUBSTITUTE RACE NO 2 MAIDEN CLAIMING Purse $25,000. For Maidens, Fillies And Mares Three Years Old And Upward. Three Year Olds

122 lbs.

Older

CLAIMING PRICE $40,000, if for $35,000, allowed

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124 lbs. 3 lbs. 5 lbs. 2 lbs.

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124 lbs. 2 lbs.

SIX FURLONGS

Del Mar

Del Mar

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SEVENTH DAY -- Sunday, November 20, 2016 (Entries Close on Thursday, November 17, 2016) (Scratch Time 10:00 AM Saturday, November 19)

FIRST RACE CLAIMING Purse $18,000. For Three Year Olds And Upward Which Have Never Won Two Races. Three Year Olds

122 lbs.

Older

124 lbs. 2 lbs.

CLAIMING PRICE $16,000, if for $14,000, allowed

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ONE MILE SECOND RACE MAIDEN Purse $52,000. (Plus up to $15,600 to Cal-Breds) For Maidens, Fillies And Mares Three Years Old And Upward. Three Year Olds 122 lbs. Older 124 lbs. (Horses Which Have Started For $40,000 Or Less In Their Last 3 Starts Least Preferred)

ONE MILE(Turf) MAIDEN CLAIMING

THIRD RACE Purse $28,000. For Maidens, Two Years Old. Weight

CLAIMING PRICE $50,000, For Each $2,500 To $40,000

Weight 122 lbs. (Horses Which Have Started For $40,000 Or Less In Their Last 3 Starts Least Preferred)

SIX FURLONGS FIFTH RACE CLAIMING Purse $36,000. (Plus up to $4,320 to Cal-Bred winners from the CBOIF) For Three Year Olds. Weight Non-winners Of Two Races At A Mile Or Over Since September 20, 2016 A race since then (Maiden races and Claiming races for $32,000 or less not considered)

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122 lbs. 2 lbs. 4 lbs. 2 lbs.

ONE MILE(Turf) SIXTH RACE CAL BRED OR SIRED ALLOWANCE/CLAIMING Purse $53,000. For California Bred Or California Sired Fillies And Mares Three Years Old And Upward Which Have Never Won $10,000 Once Other Than Maiden, Claiming, Or Starter Or Which Have Never Won Two Races Or Claiming Price $20,000. Three Year Olds 122 lbs. Older Non-winners of a race other than Maiden, Claiming, or Starter

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124 lbs. 3 lbs.

FIVE FURLONGS(Turf)

SEVENTH RACE ALLOWANCE/CLAIMING Purse $53,000. (Plus up to $15,900 to Cal-Breds) For Three Year Olds And Upward Which Have Never Won $10,000 Once Other Than Maiden, Claiming, Or Starter Or Which Have Never Won Two Races Or Claiming Price $40,000. Three Year Olds 122 lbs. Older Non-winners Of A Race Other Than Maiden, Claiming, Or Starter (Maiden races and Claiming races for $32,000 or less not considered)

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122 lbs. 1 lbs.

ONE MILE FOURTH RACE CAL BRED OR SIRED MAIDEN Purse $52,000. For California Bred Or California Sired Maidens, Fillies Two Years Old.

CLAIMING PRICE $40,000, if for $35,000, allowed

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SEVENTH DAY -- Sunday, November 20, 2016 (Entries Close on Thursday, November 17, 2016) (Scratch Time 10:00 AM Saturday, November 19)

124 lbs. 3 lbs.

SIX FURLONGS CAL BRED OR SIRED STAKES Cary Grant Stakes $100,000 Guaranteed

EIGHTH RACE

FOR GOLDEN STATE SERIES ELIGIBLE CALIFORNIA BRED OR CALIFORNIA SIRED THREE-YEAR-OLDS AND UPWARD. By subscription of $100 each to accompany the nomination or by supplementary nomination of $1,000 for Golden State Series eligible horses by closing time of entries. (non-Golden State eligible horses, $25,000 to supplement -- such horse shall not have to pay the starting fee and will be automatically eligible to all future Golden State Series Stakes, subject only to regular nomination and starter fees). $1,500 additional to start, with $100,000 Guaranteed, of which $57,000 to first, $19,000 to second, $12,000 to third, $6,000 to fourth, $4,000 to fifth and $2,000 to sixth. Weight Three-year-olds 122 lbs. Older 124 lbs. Non-winners of a sweepstakes since June, 30 allowed 2 lbs.; non-winners of $35,000 since April 1 allowed 4 lbs. (Claiming races not considered). STARTERS TO BE NAMED THROUGH THE ENTRY BOX THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, BY CLOSING TIME OF ENTRIES. A trophy will be presented to the winning owner. Nominations Close Thursday, November 10, 2016

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SEVEN FURLONGS NINTH RACE CLAIMING Purse $24,000. For Fillies And Mares Three Years Old And Upward. Three Year Olds 122 lbs. Older Non-winners Of Two Races Since September 20, 2016 A Race Since Then

CLAIMING PRICE $20,000, if for $18,000, allowed

(Maiden races and Claiming races for $16,000 or less not considered)

S1

SIX FURLONGS SUBSTITUTE RACE NO 1 CLAIMING Purse $21,000. For Fillies And Mares Three Years Old And Upward. Three Year Olds 122 lbs. Older Non-winners Of Two Races At A Mile Or Over Since September 19, 2016 One such race since then

CLAIMING PRICE $16,000, if for $14,000, allowed

(Maiden races and Claiming races for $12,500 or less not considered)

S2

124 lbs. 2 lbs. 4 lbs. 2 lbs.

124 lbs. 3 lbs. 5 lbs. 2 lbs.

ONE MILE SUBSTITUTE RACE NO 2 MAIDEN CLAIMING Purse $17,000. For Maidens, Three Years Old And Upward. Three Year Olds

122 lbs.

Older

CLAIMING PRICE $20,000

124 lbs.

FIVE AND ONE HALF FURLONGS

Closing Saturday, November 19, 2016

Hollywood Derby (Grade I) Purse $300,000 Guaranteed Three Year Olds One Mile And One Eighth (Turf) (To be run Saturday, December 3, 2016) Bayakoa Handicap (Grade II) Purse $200,000 Guaranteed Fillies And MaresThree Year Olds and Upward One Mile And One Sixteenth (To be run Saturday, December 3, 2016) Matriarch Stakes (Grade I) Purse $300,000 Guaranteed Fillies And MaresThree Year Olds and Upward One Mile (Turf) (To be run Sunday, December 4, 2016)

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WELCOME TO DEL MAR

TRACK OPERATIONS

We appreciate your participation during the 2016 Bing Crosby Season and our staff will assist you in any way possible. -David Jerkens, Racing Secretaryary

MAIN TRACK

SCHEDULE Race Day

Thursday

Friday

Saturday

Sunday

Entry Day

Saturday

Sunday

Wednesday

Thursday

The Track will be open between the hours of 5:30 a.m. and 9:30 a.m. There will be one renovation break at 7:15 a.m. Special Thanksgiving training hours will be from 5:00 a.m. until 7:00 a.m. Horses galloping on the track at less than a two-minute clip will be required to stay 25 feet from the inside rail. No backtracking the first 15 minutes after each break. The Training Track will be closed during the fall meet. TURF COURSE

ENTRIES • Entries close at such time when all entries have been taken, unless otherwise specified in the conditions for a sweepstakes. Faxed or emailed entries will not be accepted. • Horses on the also-eligible list are not “in today” horses. Such horses may enter for the succeeding day and receive any preference to which they may be entitled; however if a horse gets in a succeeding race it will be scratched automatically from the race to which he was also eligible. Stakes races excluded. The status of such horses should be noted at the time of entry. • Should a California-Bred race not be filled by 9:00 a.m. an announcement will be made of the number in the race. Should the race not fill by 9:15 a.m., it will then be opened with California-Breds preferred at the draw. • The racing secretary may refuse the entry of a horse at any time. • Horses that have started for $6,250 or less in their last five starts are ineligible to run in races at five furlongs on the turf, unless approved by the racing office.

The Turf Course will be open for workouts on Tuesday, November 8 and the following Sundays. Turf works will take place from 9:45 - 10:15 a.m. Only those horses preparing for specific races will be allowed on the course. Maidens are not permitted to work on the turf. Permission must be obtained from the Racing Secretary. Ponies will not be permitted on the Turf Course (unless approved by the Racing Secretary). Trainers must request turf works at least one day in advance.

SCRATCHES • Scratch time will be 10:00 a.m. the day prior to the races. • The deadline for scratches from a stakes race, with exception of overnight stakes races, will be no later than one hour before post time the day of the race. As a courtesy to the public, the Del Mar Thoroughbred Club requests that trainers wishing to scratch from a stakes race do so prior to the third race. • In all overnight races with more than ten interests, trainers may declare out to that number by the specified scratch time, such practice to be determined by lot if necessary. Scratches below ten may be made only by permission of the Stewards. • The deadline for scratches from an overnight stakes race will be the same as all other overnight races. • Overnight stakes races will be treated as overnights for declaration purposes only. • Pursuant to CHRB Rules 1602 and 1629 only the Stewards may declare a horse out of any overnight race after the scratch time designated for the race. • The Stewards reserve the right to withdraw or scratch any horse which, in their opinion, will not qualify for the race in which it has been entered.

SHOES FOR MAIN TRACK. • Front shoe – Pursuant to CHRB Rule 1690.1 – Toe Grabs prohibited • (a) Toe grabs with a height greater than four millimeters, worn on the front shoes of thoroughbreds while racing are prohibited. • Hind shoe – Any shoe with a toe grab of more than one-quarter inch will not be allowed on the main track for training or racing. • Horses running without shoes – Trainers who choose to run their horse without shoes (no shoes. only shoes in font or only shoes behind) on either the TURF or DIRT surface must declare this intention at the time of entry. • Horses will not be permitted to race with “casts”, “gelocasts” or other similar products as a means of affixing shoes to the hoof.

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POST TIMES First post at 12:30 p.m. daily Thanksgiving 11:00 a.m. TURF SHOE POLICY. ONLY QUEEN’S PLATES OR FLAT SHOES WILL BE ALLOWED ON THE TURF COURSE. SILVER QUEENS ARE NOT PERMITTED ON THE TURF COURSE. THIS RULE APPLIES TO BOTH WORKOUTS AND RACES ON THE TURF. FAILURE TO OBEY THESE RULES MAY RESULT IN SEVERE PENALTIES.

• COUPLED ENTRIES: There will be no coupled entries in any race. In races that overfill, trainers must declare preference of runners with identical ownership at time of entry. Same owner second choice horses will be least preferred. SAFETY • Rule 1689 – Safety Helmets Required. Helmets must be worn at all times when mounted on a horse. A racing association may not permit any person to gallop or pony a horse, to ride a horse in a race or be mounted in or riding on a sulky unless the person is wearing a properly fastened safety helmet. No talking on cell phones while ponying or exercising a horse is permitted.

• Rule 1689.1 – Safety Vest Required. • (a) No jockey or apprentice jockey shall ride in a race unless wearing a safety vest, nor shall a jockey, apprentice jockey, or exercise rider, train or exercise any horse on the grounds of a racing association or racing fair unless wearing a safety vest. Such safety vest shall: 1. (1) Provide a minimum of shock absorbing protection to the upper body of a five rating as defined by the British Equestrian Trade Association (BETA); 2. (2) Cover the entire torso from the collar bone to a line level with the hip bone allowing a vee opening in the front neckline; 3. (3) Weigh no more than 2 pounds. • (b) The weight of a safety vest shall not be included in the weight of a jockey or apprentice jockey when weighing out or weighing in or when adding weight to make up a weight assignment. RULES OF RACING • No entry will be received except upon the condition that all disputes, claims and objections arising out of the racing or with respect to the interpretation of the conditions of any race shall be decided by the Stewards, and their decision upon all matters shall be final. • At the discretion of the Stewards and without notice, the entries of any person, or acceptance of transfer of any entries, may be refused. • The Stewards reserve the right to withdraw or scratch any horse which, in their opinion, will not qualify for the race in which it has been entered. • PROCEDURE FOR ADMINISTRATION OF RULE 1850. Notwithstanding the prohibition against “nerving,” a horse upon which a posterior digital neurectomy has been performed, commonly known as “heel nerving” is not ineligible to race, and is not subject to the prohibitions in this article pertaining to nerving, provided: 1. the official veterinarian is satisfied that the loss of sensation so such horse due to the posterior divital neurectomy will not endanger the safety of any horse or rider, 2. the prior approval of the official veterinarian has been obtained if the horse is on the grounds of a racing association,

• TATTOOING OF HORSES. All trainers are required to notify the Horse Identification Office of all un-tattooed horses as they arrive on the grounds. Two-year-olds that have been officially identified through Horse I.D. will have preference in over-filled races. • PADDOCK SCHOOLING. Appointments for schoolers will be taken in person, or by calling the paddock judge at 858-792-4341 at 8:00 a.m. day of race. A total of 14 horses are allowed in the paddock at one time. Stakes horses and "In Today" horses have first preference, all others will be given spots as they become available. Trainers are strictly limited to 5 spots per day. A.M. schooling times are 10:00 - 10:30 a.m. • REGISTRATION OF HORSES. Attention Owners & Trainers!: In compliance with a directive from the California Horse Racing Board, foal certificates must have the proper ownership displayed on the back in order to be eligible for registration and racing. • After horses have been registered with the Racing Secretary, listing their owners, no horse will be transferred (unless claimed at this meeting) without permission of the Stewards who will require a notarized bill of sale from the registered owner. HORSEMEN’S BOOKKEEPER & PAYMASTER • The Paymaster of Purses Office is open from 10:00 a.m. (except Friday which is noon) until after the last race on racing days to transact business with horsemen — 858-794-1034, Fax 858-794-1049. • No purse money will be available until cleared by the California Horse Racing Board. • Owners and Trainers are required to deposit jockey fees with the Horsemen’s Bookkeeper before a horse starts in a race. • WIRING INSTRUCTIONS. Horsemen are able to wire money to their account at the Del Mar Thoroughbred Club via Bank of America San Diego Commercial Banking #1450, 450 B Street, San Diego, CA 92101. Be sure to reference ABA 026009593, credit to Account 1459473815, DMTC Trust Account, Attention Paymaster’s Office and include the Horsemen’s account name the money is being wired to.’

3. the racing secretary is notified of such nerving at the time such horse is admitted to the grounds of a racing association, 4. the posterior digital neurectomy was performed prior to October 1, 2008, and 5. the horse's registration or eligibility certificate is marked to indicate such nerving. • VISITS TO WINNERS’ CIRCLE. As a safety precaution the Stewards urgently request that owners and trainers of winning horses restrict the number of guests within the winners’ circle to the absolute minimum. • IDENTIFICATION. No horse shall be permitted to start that has not been fully identified. • The registration papers of every horse entered to start at this meeting must be on file in a Racing Secretary’s office before or at the time such entry is made unless otherwise approved by the Stewards. • If the papers of a horse have been lost or destroyed arrangements can be made through the Horse Identification Bureau to obtain duplicates. –30–

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ATTENTION HORSEMEN • Any horse drawn into the body of the race because of inaccurate information could be scratched and such horse could lose its previously held date. • As per rule 1865A the alteration or change of sex of horses will be strictly enforced. Forms will be available to insure proper notification. • Tattooing of horses: All trainers are required to notify the Horse Identification Office of all un-tattooed horses as they arrive on the grounds. • Two-year-olds that have been officially identified through horse I.D. will have preference in overfilled races. • Trainers will be permitted to enter up to three (3) horses in any Maiden Special race, however not to the exclusion of another unassociated horse, and, further, provided there are at least seven wagering interests in the race. • In all overnight races, excluding maiden races, winners will be preferred unless otherwise stated in the conditions of the race. • In handicaps, preference will be given based on the weight assigned, adjusted for scale and sex allowance, regardless of joint ownership. • In all allowance or allowance/claiming races, horses eligible only to the stated conditions are preferred. • In all allowance/claiming races, allowance horses are preferred. • In allowance stakes, preference will be given based on high weights according to allowances adjusted for scale and sex allowance, regardless of joint ownership. Unless otherwise noted in allowance stakes races, preference of horses with equal weights will be determined by 2016 non-claiming earnings . • In maiden special races, horses that have finished 2nd, 3rd or 4th in a maiden special race since stating for $30,000 or less, will not be subject to the maiden special preference clause. • If the management considers it inadvisable for any reason to run a scheduled turf race on the turf course, it will be run at a corresponding distance on the main track. • The clause “Races when entered for…not considered” applies to both eligibility and allowances unless otherwise qualified. • ELIGIBILITY AND ALLOWANCES:“Closed races” are considered as those restricted

to “Non-Winners of three races of $10,000 other than Maiden Claiming or Starter” or less. (Non-winners of two races other than maiden or claiming, etc.). For purposes of determining eligibility in closed races, a win in any group race in Part I or II countries, regardless of purse value, shall be considered a win at or above the qualifying amount of $10,000.

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Bred first conditioned allowance race and next win an open second-conditioned allowance race, that horse shall remain eligibility for the open second-conditioned allowance race. Once a Cal-Bred has accomplished either of the aforementioned, then the Cal-Bred win will be disregarded in future allowance races for eligibility purposes only. • A horse which wins a first-conditioned allowence race restricted to state breds will remain eligible for the comparable open allowance race, provided that horse does not win a race other than claiming or starter following that win. • Any California Bred that wins the first conditioned allowance race twice in Northern California will be eligible to run in the open second conditioned allowance race in Southern California. • California-Bred supplemental purse monies earned in qualifying open races will be disregarded for eligibility purposes. • Starter races shall be considered the same as Claiming races, except where the conditions state to the contrary. Starter races will not be considered as claiming races in regards to preference clauses. Starter race earnings will be included in stakes preference earnings. • Horses penalized in a race shall not be entitled to any of the allowances in such a race. Horses not entitled to the first allowance in a race are not entitled to the second and if not the second, then to any subsequent allowance unless specified in the conditions of the race. • Owners and trainers when entering horses in races are cautioned to check carefully the eligibility of their horse and the allowances claimed in all races. Under the universal rules of racing an owner or trainer is responsible for the eligibility and the weight the horse carries. The Racing Secretary will be glad to give horsemen any information in respect to their horses that is desired, but the final responsibilities rest with the owners and trainers. • Retroactive purse changes and bonus payments will not be considered for eligibility, allowances or in any computation of earnings. Earnings as reported in Equibase will be used for the purpose of determining eligibility, allowances and preference. • Horses without a jockey named at entry time will have an alternate rider named by the Racing Office. Said horses must have a secured jockey by scratch time. • Trainers must have an apprentice engaged before claiming an apprentice allowance. • A rider may be named on two horses in a race provided one is on the also-eligible list. • Any jockey taken off mounts due to illness is not eligible to be named on horses until approved by the Track Physician or the Stewards. • A jockey engaged to ride any horse is bound to fulfill his engagement unless excused by the Stewards. Should a rider become injured or ill on the way to the post or at the gate, and the Stewards designate a substitute rider, such rider will fulfill the order of the Stewards and complete the engagement on the horse. –33–

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ATTIRE. All grooms should be neatly dressed when taking horses to the paddock. Pony riders taking horses to the post in the public parade must wear jackets available at the receiving barn and must keep themselves and their mounts well groomed and their tack clean.

RULE 1634 – CLAIMING OPTION ENTRY • (a) At the time of entry into a claiming race, the owner may opt to declare a horse ineligible to be claimed provided: 1. The horse has been laid off and has not started for a minimum of 180 days since its last race, and 2. The horse is entered for a claiming price equal to or greater than the price at which it last started. • (b) Failure to declare the horse ineligible at the time of entry may not be remedied.

following the work. Only medications allowed to show on race day may be used and the medication levels may not exceed those allowed on race day. An equine urine sample may also be required at the discretion of the Official Veterinarian. Illness or Injury Requiring a Veterinary Scratch. • Horses on the Veterinarian's List as sick or injured shall stay on the Veterinarian's list for 10 days. The horse can be entered to race while on the Veterinarian's List provided his sound health has been satisfactorily demonstrated to the Official Veterinarian and the race in which he is entered is on the 13th day or thereafter. Removal from the Veterinarian’s List. • Horses to be removed from the Veterinarian’s List for unsoundness must work fiveeighths of a mile to the satisfaction of the Official Veterinarian no matter how long the horse has been on the Veterinarian’s List or turned out. ALL WORKS FOR REMOVAL FROM THE VETERINARIAN’S LIST SHALL BE BY APPOINTMENT ONLY.

• (c) Ineligibility shall apply only to the first start following each such layoff. NOTE: Authority cited: Sections 19420 and 19440, Business and Professions Code. Reference: Sections 19408.2 and 19562, Business and Professions Code. HISTORY: 1. New rule filed 8-21-08; effective 9-20-08.

RULE 1658 – VESTING OF TITLE TO CLAIMED HORSE • (a) Title to a horse which is claimed shall be vested in the successful claimant from the time the field has been dispatched from the starting gate and the horse becomes a starter; and said successful claimant becomes the owner of the horse unless voided by the stewards under the provisions of this article. Only a horse which is officially a starter in the race may be claimed. A subsequent disqualification of the horse by order of the stewards or the Board shall have no effect upon the claim. • (b) The stewards shall void the claim and return the horse to the original owner if: 1. The horse suffers a fatality during the running of the race or 2. The racing or official veterinarian determine the horse will be placed on the Veterinarian’s List as unsound, lame, or bled before the horse is released to the successful claimant.. • (c) The claim shall be void if the race is called off, canceled, or declared no contest in accordance with Rule 1544 of this division.

RULES OF ELIGIBILITY FOR HORSES RACING AT DEL MAR The Rules of Racing adopted by the California Horse Racing Board govern all races under the auspices of the Del Mar Thoroughbred Club. For three-year-olds and up that have broken their maiden: 1. A horse which has started for less than $5,000 will not be eligible, unless, after such start, that horse finishes 1st, 2nd or 3rd in a race for $5,000 or greater. For maidens: 1. A maiden which has started for less than $12,500 will not be eligible, unless, after such start, that horse finishes 2nd, 3rd or 4th in a race for $16,000 or greater. 3. No maidens over six-years-old are eligible. Once a horse has started at Del Mar, it may not lose its eligibility during the meeting. However, any eligible horse which leaves during the meeting and races elsewhere must again satisfy the original eligibility requirements before being approved to return. ELIGIBILITY DOES NOT IMPLY AUTOMATIC APPROVAL. It means consideration on the basis of performance and potential in our racing program.

VET LIST Unsoundness Requiring a Veterinary Scratch from a Race or being Observed PostRace. • The horse shall be placed on the Veterinarian’s List for a minimum of ten days. On the eleventh day or thereafter, the horse shall be required to work five-eighths of a mile in an official time of 1:03 or better and demonstrate racing soundness to the Official Veterinarian or Racing Veterinarian. A post-work blood sample shall be taken –34–

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DATE PREFERENCE SYSTEM

16. A Maiden that runs in any winners race will not lose its previously held date. 17. Cal-Bred Maidens that run in open Maiden Special races will retain their date.

1. Horses will not be eligible to receive a date until their papers are on file in the Racing Secretary’s office. 2. Preference dates will not supersede conditions of a race. 3. All registration papers submitted to the Del Mar Racing Office prior to 4:00 p.m. on the 1st racing day (Nov 11) will receive a zero date which is the lowest possible date. A horse keeps its zero date until it runs or scratches. Pre-meet entries without papers are least preferred. 4. Any horse that is scratched from a race transferred from the turf to the dirt will receive their original date. 5. All registration papers submitted after the 1st race day (Nov 11) will receive a R date of the day registered. 6. A zero date takes preference over a running date. 7. Horses that run will receive a running date corresponding to the date they race and lose the date previously held. 8. Any horse that runs during the Del Mar meeting at another race track and whose papers are not withdrawn from the Del Mar racing office will automatically be given the corresponding date of the date they run plus one additional day. 9. Horses which are scratched will keep their R date for the day they scratch. 10. Any horse running in a stakes race at Del Mar will retain its previously held preference date. 11. Preference dates are good at any distance and for any category, with the exception of Rule #2. 12. All horses placed on the Stewards, Veterinarians or Starters lists will be posted in the racing office. They will not be permitted to enter until they have been approved to start. Horses placed on these lists will keep their dates if they ran in the particular race in which they made the list. Horses which are scratched will be given a date for the day the horse comes off the list. 13. Horses which have established a date at the current meeting may lose that preference date should their papers be withdrawn from the Racing Office or demonstrate intent to race elsewhere. Should a horse’s papers be withdrawn from the Racing Office for just cause, (i.e., tattoo, corrections, or clarification, etc.) the Racing Secretary may determine the status of the preference date established.

18. In overfilled races trainers must declare a first and second choice with horses having any common ownership. In all races except for stakes, regardless of all conditions, same owner second will be in last. 19. If a carded turf race is taken off the turf, all horses who run will receive a "Super Date" which gives them preference in any overfilled turf race (stakes races not included). Any horse on the “also eligible” that is declared will retain its original date providing there are no scratches in the body of the race by scratch time.

WORKOUT CRITERIA The following are the workout criteria that will be in effect for the 2016 Meet. The minimum official, recorded workout distances and number of works for horses to run at the 2016 Meet are as follows: 1. All first-time starters: three works; one at least 5/8 mile (Two Year Olds: one at least 1/2 mile); the other two at least 3/8 and gate approval. For races of 6 furlongs or greater, at lease one 5/8s mile will be required. 2. Horses which have not raced in 90 days, three works, with at least two works during the last 60 days, one of which shall be at least 5/8 mile; and one work during the last 30 days. 3. Horses which have not raced in 60 days; two works, with one during the last 30 days. 4. Horses which have not raced in 30 days; one work at least 3/8 mile within those 30 days. 5. Imported Horses: The workout requirement will be waived for horses entering in a stakes race within seven days of clearing U.S.D.A. quarantine, provided that the country of origin’s racing jurisdiction has no provision for timed workouts. 6. All horses which meet the workout criteria may be entered and race. Horsemen seeking to run a horse not meeting the workout criteria must obtain the permission of the Stewards. 7. Horses eased or placed on Stewards' list for poor performance or beaten over 30 lengths in last start without cause will be required to show a 5/8 mile work prior to next race. Exceptions: Two-year-olds running less than 5/8 of a mile, who will be required to work race distance.S LI

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YEAR-OLDS will not be considered in lifetime eligibility or open allowance races.

CALIFORNIA BRED OR SIRED MAIDEN BONUS PROGRAM ALONG WITH NEW ELIGIBILITY CONDITIONS FOR CALIFORNIA BREDS

THREE-YEAR-OLDS & UPWARD, FOUR-YEAR-OLDS & UPWARD • In all TWO other than open allowance races and above, all State-bred wins (including stakes) will not be considered for eligibility purposes.

This Program will provide: 1. A $17,500 bonus made available for owners of registered California Bred or Sired maidens in Maiden Special races in Southern California; and 2. A $10,000 bonus for owners of registered California Bred or Sired maidens in Maiden Special races in Northern California. The bonus will go to the owner of the winner and will be paid directly by the CTBA. If a California Bred wins an open Maiden Special race. the owner would also receive the current owner bonus available in open company as well as the $17,500. • This program, designed to quickly reward those investing in California Bred or Sired horses will significantly increase their value overnight. The various racing secretaries support the tremendous boost and have made a commitment to write and fill more California Bred Sired Maiden Special races. • CALIFORNIA-BRED RACES. All California-Bred races will read "for California Bred or California Sired." A "California Sired" horse is a thoroughbred that was conceived in California by a registered California stallion. A California-sired horse is only eligible for entry in races restricted to California-bred or California-sired horses and is not eligible for any breeders or owners awards. For further information, contact the CTBA at 626-445-7800. S

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CALIFORNIA BRED OR SIRED ELIGIBILTY ADVANTAGES TO WINNERS: TWO-YEAR-OLDS • State-bred wins shall not be considered for eligibility purposes in open allowance races for Two-Year -Olds. This shall include wins in any State-bred Two-Year -Old stakes. State-bred first condition allowance races may have an optional claiming price of $80,000. • FOR TWO-YEAR-OLDS which have not won $10,000 rather than MAIDEN, CLAIMING, STARTER OR STATE-BRED, or which have not won TWO RACES... THREE-YEAR-OLDS • State-bred wins shall not be considered for eligibility purposes in open allowance races for Three-Year-Olds. This shall include wins in any State-bred stakes. Statebred first condition allowance races may have an optional claiming price of $80,000.

• FOR THREE-YEAR-OLDS AND UPWARD which have not won $10,000 TWO times other than MAIDEN, CLAIMING, STARTER OR STATE-BRED, or which have never won THREE RACES... • Once a STATE BRED horse wins the open TWO other than allowance condition, they may not win this condition again, unless eligible for the ‘never won THREE races’… part of the condition OR is in for the stipulated CLAIMING PRICE… • A State-bred horse which has broken its maiden cannot win an open first allowance race twice in Southern California. • Any California Bred or Sired horse that wins the first conditioned allowance race twice in Northern California will be eligible to run in the open second conditioned allowance race.

CALIFORNIA HORSE RACING BOARD OFFICE

• HOURS. The California Horse Racing Board Office is open on Wednesday 7:00-3:00

and Thursday through Sunday 7:00-3:30 (ext. 3885). Licenses may be applied for and renewed or validated. Full information on workmen’s compensation is also available at this office. • Trainers are requested to check and amend their list of stable help in order that their 2016 license cards may be approved by the California Horse Racing Board. • INSURANCE. The California Horse Racing Board requires a signed written binder of Worker’s Compensation or a Certificate of Insurance verifying proper coverage be in their file before a trainer’s license can be issued or a horse permitted to start. Telegrams or verbal contact will not suffice. • Horsemen shipping from out of state are advised to bring such Worker’s Compensation document for filing with the Board. Out-of-state insurance must state: COVERS ALL RACING OPERATIONS IN CALIFORNIA. • CHANGE OF EQUIPMENT. Permission to change equipment must be secured at the time of entry. The Paddock Judge will be on duty in the paddock for this purpose until close of entries each day. • TRUE SEX. Determination of the true sex of a claimed horse shall be the sole responsibility of the claimant, and mistakes in that regard printed in the official program or elsewhere shall not be considered basis for invalidating the claim.

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STABLE AREA

FIRE PREVENTION RULES

POST TIME. A Klaxon will sound in the Stable Area in order to notify trainers and grooms that their horses should leave the Stable Area for the receiving barn approximately 20 minutes prior to the receiving barn scheduled time.

The following fire prevention rules and regulations pertaining to horsemen and the Del Mar Stable area will be in effect during the 2016 Del Mar Thoroughbred Club meeting.

STALL MAINTENANCE. In the event electrical equipment in your stalls is not working, please notify the stable office (858) 794-1081. During the meeting, the Stable Superintendent should be notified at least 36 hours in advance in the event of maintenance needs in any stalls. There will be no pens permitted during fall meet.

• Regardless of size of fire, turn in an alarm. When stabling, locate nearest alarm box assigned your stable. Also note location of fire extinguisher and hose in your barn. • Positively no smoking is allowed in horse stalls, feed rooms or other hazardous places. Striking or lighting of matches in stalls or feed rooms is also prohibited. • If any fire equipment in your area is used or damaged please report it at once to the Stable Superintendent, or to any uniformed security guard, or report directly to the Fire Station located just south of the Receiving Barn on the track grounds. • Do not connect any electrical appliance to lighting circuits at any time. Use convenience outlets on walls only for this purpose. Do not connect any two electrical appliances of 1000 watts or greater to any one convenience outlet circuit at any one time. If in doubt, contact stable electrician. • Do not sleep in feed rooms. This is prohibited at all times. • Cigar and cigarette stubs: Have a metal container partly filled with water to dispose of same in each tack room or where needed. Make certain that matches and cigarettes are extinguished. • No parking of vehicles in front of fire equipment, barn runyards, gates, or barrier entrance to barns is allowed. • Fire hose boxes and fire hydrants must remain in the clear, and the hose is to be used for fire only. • All types of rubbish containers must remain outside of barns away from underneath the barn roofs. • All electrical appliances must be in safe working condition. If they are not, report the electrical appliance trouble to the fire headquarters, to the security officers, or to the stable electrician. • Do not face electrical heaters or devices too close to walls, bedding, clothing or any material or flammable nature. • Use of flammable liquids in the barn area for spraying, cleaning, etc., is prohibited. • Any type of DDT spraying fluid with an oil base or other oil-based liquid used for spraying the barn area must be approved by fire personnel. • No open fires are permitted at any time. • Do not tie horses or dogs to gate barriers or guard rails around fire hydrants. This also applies to fire hose boxes and extinguishers at the barns. • All horses must have halters on when they are in their stalls. • The halter shank is to be placed in the immediate vicinity of each horse. • You are not permitted to place a lock of any type on stall doors of horses.

PERSONNEL ADMISSION INTO STABLE AREA. The California Horse Racing Board and the Del Mar Thoroughbred Club have jurisdiction over the entrance of any and all personnel into the grounds. Admittance to the Stable Area is restricted to owners, their guests, trainers and their employees, racing officials and the working press upon presentation of proper credentials. No visitors are permitted without authorized passes issued by the Stable Gate Office. STABLE AREA PARKING. Parking and storing of automobiles under barn roofs, between barns or in posted areas is strictly prohibited at any time except with special permission. The dismantling or repairing of any motor vehicle is prohibited in the stable area. Speed limit in the stable area—10 miles per hour. In order that the maximum protection may be afforded horses and employees during training hours in the stable area, the management of Del Mar is in full accord with Trainers and Horsemen in that the use and parking of automobiles in this area is restricted during training hours. To offset any congestion of automobiles in and around the stable area designated parking area for Owners, Trainers and Stable employees will be provided. Stickers furnished by the racing department will indicate the proper parking area to be used. All parking rules and regulations will be strictly enforced. DOGS. Del Mar has no desire to deprive horsemen of the pleasure and aid provided by dogs, BUT loose dogs are a menace and can not be tolerated. All dogs must be registered at the Stable Office showing breed, age, sex, license number and owner. As provided for in the County Ordinance all dogs will be required to be under leash at all times. Dogs are required to be licensed and wear Stable Area tags. Stray dogs picked up during training hours will be barred from the premises.

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CLAIMING PROCEDURES CLAIMING RULE. Any thoroughbred claimed may not race out of state until the conclusion of the meet or 45 days, whichever period is longer; unless such horse is to run in a stakes race. SALES TAX. The sales tax that must be paid when claiming is 8%. AUTHORIZED AGENTS. Anyone acting as an authorized agent must secure a license from The California Horse Racing Board.

eligible to race at any racing association within the State of California immediately after being claimed. Claimed horses that do not win races in which they were claimed will be eligible to race within 25 days at the same level. Claimed winners will still be required to run for at least a 25% increase during the 25-day period. A claimed horse may be removed from the grounds of the association where it was claimed for non-racing purposes.

TO REQUEST A DUPLICATE SAMPLE • Trainer must pick up Duplicate Sample Request form in the Racing Office

ELIGIBILTY TO CLAIM (CHRB RULE 1651). In claiming races any horse is subject to being claimed for its entered price by any racing interest, by any licensed horse owner, or by any person who has established his qualifications to claim by filing an application for license as horse owner and having been granted a certificate authorizing the claim. Such claim certificate shall not be issued until all conditions and qualifications for a horse owner’s license have been met or completed.

• Trainer must complete Duplicate Sample Request form and deliver the request to the Receiving Barn no later than 10:00 a.m. the day of the race

PERSONS WISHING TO OBTAIN OWNERS’ LICENSE THROUGH CLAIMING. An individual who desires to become an owner of a race horse through claiming may request an Open Claim Certificate from the CHRB by the following method: 1. Submit a completed Application for Horse Owner’s License to the California Horse Racing Board at the meeting where the Claim will be made. The applicant must have the name of a licensed trainer who will be responsible for the care of the claimed horse. In addition to the application, a financial statement, a complete fingerprint card, and a check or money order for the non-refundable fee is required. 2. The application will be processed and will be returned by the Board to the Stewards for a final recommendation. Upon approval, the Stewards may issue an Open Claim Certificate. When the Certificate is exercised, a Horse Owner’s license will be issued. An Owner’s License is not issued prior to the claim as one of the qualifications for license is the ownership of a qualified race horse. 3. The time required for processing of the application is approximately 5 days. MAY A CLAIMANT TRANSFER A HORSE HE HAS CLAIMED? A successful claimant may not transfer or sell a horse he has claimed (for racing purposes) for a period of 30 days. The racing association may demand that the horse be removed from the grounds and the association is not obligated to provide such horse stall space on the grounds. TRANSFER OF HORSES ON THE GROUNDS. The purchase or claim or transfer of any horse on the grounds at Del Mar, whether by private sale, claiming, or public auction DOES NOT GUARANTEE THE NEW OWNER A STALL FOR SUCH HORSE. The management of Del Mar Thoroughbred Club reserves the right to allocate stalls.

• A separate form must be submitted for each horse requesting a duplicate sample.

Horses claimed or sold to any person or stable not registered for racing at Del Mar must be removed from the grounds within 24 hours, unless permission to remain is given by Del Mar Thoroughbred Club.

• Trainer must submit two (2) checks with the Duplicate Sample Request: • One check in the amount of $100 to the chosen laboratory. • One check in the amount of $65 to the CHRB for shipping and handling.

HOUSE RULE - RIDING CROPS Management will no longer permit the use of riding crops during the running of a race that do not conform with ARO Model Rule 010-035 which provides as follows: 1. Riding crops shall have shaft and flap and will be allowed in flat racing including training, only as follows a. Maximum weight of eight ounces; b. Maximum length of 30 inches c. Shaft minimum diameter of the shaft of one half inch; and d. Shaft contact area must be smooth, with no protrusion or raised surface, and covered by shock-absorbing material that gives a compression factor of at least one-quarter mil¬limeter throughout its circumference 2. The flap is the only allowable attachments the shaft and must meet these specifications: a. length beyond the end of the shaft a maximum of one inch; b. Width a minimum width of 0.8 inch and a maximum of 1.6 inches; c. No reinforcements or additions beyond the end of the shaft; d. No binding within seven inches of the end of the shaft; and e. Shock absorbing characteristics similar to those of the contact area of the shaft It is requested that riders remove non-conforming riding crops for the jockeys room immediately

1663. ENTRY OF CLAIMED HORSE. A horse claimed out of a claiming race shall be

All riding crops are subject to inspection and approval by the stewards and the clerk of scales.

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2016 DEL MAR THOROUGHBRED CLUB CONSERVATION PROGRAM Conservation is an important aspect of our daily living here in California. As we approach the 2016 live meet we would like to remind trainers, owners and backside employees that we have a responsibility to conserve our natural resources and ensure that hazardous materials do not enter our water systems. California is facing a drought situation and the need to conserve water is a serious issue. The Del Mar Thoroughbred Club realizes the importance of water conservation and has developed a program that will work to reduce water consumption and eliminate the disposal of waste or hazardous material into the drains, during the 2016 live meet. DMTC staff will work in conjunction with the California Thoroughbred Trainers to ensure the success of this program. Conserving electricity is another area of concentration for the 2016 live meet. We ask that when lights are not necessary for the safety of your employees and horses that they be turned off. Water Conservation signs, in both English and Spanish will be posted throughout the backside prior to the first horses arriving at the track. Risk Management staff and DMTC Security staff will work with violators to ensure they understand the requirements of the program and assist them in becoming compliant. Risk Management Supervisor and Security will be in the stable area 7 days a week to ensure compliance of the Water Conservation Program as well as electrical conservation. Following are the rules and stipulated fines for the Water Conservation Program. Should you have any questions please feel free to call the Risk Management Department at 858-792-4233. Barns that fail to follow the rules will be reported to CHRB stewards. We thank you for your cooperation. Following are the rules, enforcement responsibilities and the stipulated fines and actions that will be in place during the 2016 race meet. RULES • All hoses must have shut off valves and/or nozzles. (no cut off hoses) • Hoses may not be placed in the drains. • Running water MUST be turned off between uses. • No waste or hazardous material may be washed down drains. • Hoses without shut off valves/nozzles or found in drains may be confiscated. • All washers must be turned off at the source when not in use. • Unnecessary lights must be turned off during daylight hours • Violation of rules will result in fines/citation(s) and disciplinary action. • Hoses not in compliance will be removed. ENFORCEMENT RESPONSIBILITIES The DMTC Risk Management Department and DMTC Security will be responsible for enforcement of this program.

ance with the Water Conservation Program. If a violation has occurred a citation will be issued. 2. DMTC Risk Management Supervisor will oversee the Conservation Program and work with DMTC Security to see that the program is successful. 3. DMTC Risk Management Supervisor will work with the trainers, grooms and hot walkers to ensure they have an understanding of the water conservation program and are in compliance. He will conduct inspections of the backside. Citations will be issued when necessary. Risk Management Supervisor is bi-lingual which is important to the success of this program. 4. Other DMTC staff having access to the backside will report any violations to Risk Management Supervisor or DMTC Security. Stipulated Fines/Action The following fines and actions will be taken for violations to the Water Conservation Policy Rules: (Water Officer and/or Stable Security will issue all citations) First Offense $50.00 fine payable to DMTC Second Offense Reported to CHRB Stewards with copy of first Offense. Contact Information All DMTC Staff with backside access and 22nd DAA staff will be provided with the following contact numbers of whom to contact if a violation is observed. The following are the primary contacts for the Water Conservation Program 1. Risk Management Supervisor/Risk 2 Jeremiah Mendoza

Radio Channel 5 – Risk 2 X 3225 Cell – 831-214-4638

2. Stable Security

X. 3677

3. Director of Risk Management Kim Jacobson

X. 4233 Radio – Channel 5 – Risk 1 Cell – 858-449-5668

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CALIFORNIA RETIREMENT MANAGEMENT ACCOUNT

POLICY ON GAMBLING

California Retirement Management Account (CARMA) is a non-profit, charitable organization created to raise money for retired California racehorses. Founded in late 2007 it is run by an independent board of directors and is responsible for hosting fundraising events, educating owners and trainers on equine retirement, raising awareness, and working to unify the industry in support of our equine athletes. In addition, CARMA worked with the California Horse Racing Board (CHRB) to adopt a rule change allowing for a 0.3% deduction from purses to help fund equine retirement. This deduction, one owners can opt-out of, will be used to help support equine retirement farms and other non-profit programs that care for and retrain retired Thoroughbred racehorses. Owners can obtain opt-out forms at any of the paymaster offices in California or at www.chrb.ca.gov. | CARMA manages a grant request process and disburses funds to qualified retirement facilities caring for, retraining and adopting Thoroughbred racehorses. CARMA is dedicated to the goal of providing funding for the rehabilitation, retraining and/or retirement of Thoroughbred horses that have raced in California. It is only through the cooperation and assistance of the entire industry that this can be accomplished. For more information please contact CARMA at PO Box 1086, Sierra Madre, CA 91025 or visit their website at www.carma4horses.org.

The management of the Del Mar Thoroughbred Club believes that it has a moral, social and business obligation to promote responsible gambling among employees and patrons. California Horse Racing Law specifically prohibits racing officials, pari-mutuel employees, official camera operators, assistant starters and receiving or dentention barn members from wagering while on duty. IF YOU OR SOMEONE YOU KNOW HAS A GAMBLING PROBLEM PLEASE CALL 1- 800-GAMBLER (1-800-426-2537) I√ SI USTED CONOCE A ALGUIEN QUE TIENE UN PROBLEMA DE APOSTAR POR FAVOR LLAME 1-800-426-2537

HORSEMEN’S ORGANIZATIONS/BACKSIDE SERVICES Services at Del Mar for backstretch employees include: CALIFORNIA THOROUGHBRED HORSEMEN’S FOUNDATION, INC. The CTHF is a nonprofit health and welfare organization established to assist Thoroughbred horsemen in need. While in Del Mar, health and welfare services are provided through the CTHF/CTT trailer located near the main stable gate. You may contact them at 858-755-1141, Ext. 4376 or at their main office in Santa Anita at 626-446-0169. CALIFORNIA THOROUGHBRED TRAINERS (CTT) The CTT office at Del Mar is located near the main stable gate. If you have questions or issues regarding track safety, stable area repairs, recreation hall or recreational activities for backstretch workers, visit their office Monday-Thurs 9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. and Friday 9:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.. You may also reach the CTT/ CTHF office by calling 858-792-4376 in Del Mar or by contacting Angie Carmona at the Santa Anita Office at 626-447-2145. WINNERS FOUNDATION The Winners Foundation maintains an office in Del Mar to help any employees or their family members who may be having problems with alcohol and/or drugs. They offer support plans, all free of charge. Winners Foundation is a voluntary program and confidentiality is assured. The office is located at the main stable gate. Contact Robert Fletcher or LeRoy Martinez at 858-792-4416. –46–

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WEEKLY WINNERS’ AWARDS

HORSEMEN’S SERVICES

Each week, an outstanding owner, trainer, jockey, claiming horse and groom are honored in a Friday afternoon ceremony in the Maker’s Mark Winner’s Circle. Weekly Winners receive gift certificates from that week’s sponsors and are announced in the racing program.

Del Mar provides its horsemen with the special Horseman’s Lounge, a pleasant spot to relax or conduct general business on the third floor of the Grandstand. The room has its own balcony overlooking the paddock, a bar, betting windows, a conference area and facilities for faxing or copying documents, as well as Wi-Fi. The room is opened to licensed owners and trainers.

GROOM OF THE WEEK Continuing this year, Groom of The Week will receive an intricate Del Mar Belt Buckle from Montana Silversmiths. A groom is selected each day, based on the person’s appearance and that of his/her horse, as finalists by the paddock judge.

Del Mar provides a Horsemen’s Liaison stationed in the frontside racing office each racing day to aid you in the conduct of your backside and frontside business. Del Mar knows that helping its horsemen makes good horse sense. Del Mar’s Horsemen’s Liaison can be reached at the track at 858-794-1040.

Each Groom of the week and of the day will also receive prize money from West Point Thoroughbreds. Montana Silversmiths is proud to sponsor the “Groom of the Week” buckles for Del Mar. For over 40 years, Montana Silversmiths has focused on producing and offering our customers high-quality branded products with exceptional value. Our skilled craftsmen are the finest in the industry, crafting products that are a combination of traditional designs, unique modern flair, crisply executed engraving styles unmatched in their brilliance, and a keen attention to detail.

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TABLE OF WEIGHTS

SCHEDULE OF PURSE DISTRIBUTION

When the conditions of the race do not state to the contrary these weights are to apply: Jan Mar Nov and and and Distance Age Feb Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Dec 1/2 Mile

2YO 3YO 4YO 5YO&UP

… 117 130 130

… 119 130 130

… 121 130 130

… 123 130 130

… 125 130 130

105 126 130 130

108 127 130 130

111 128 130 130

114 129 130 130

2YO 3YO 4YO 5YO&UP

… 114 129 130

… 117 130 130

… 119 130 130

… 121 130 130

… 123 130 130

102 125 130 130

105 126 130 130

108 127 130 130

111 128 130 130

2YO 3YO 4YO 5YO&UP

… 107 127 128

… 111 128 128

… 113 127 127

… 115 126 126

… 117 126 126

… 119 126 126

96 121 126 126

99 122 126 126

102 123 126 126

2YO 3YO 4YO 5YO&UP

… 101 125 127

… 107 127 127

… 111 127 127

… 113 126 126

… 116 126 126

… 118 126 126

… 120 126 126

… 121 126 126

… 122 126 126

2YO 3YO 4YO 5YO&UP

… 98 124 126

… 104 126 126

… 108 126 126

… 111 126 126

… 114 126 126

… 117 126 126

… 119 126 126

… 121 126 126

… 122 126 126

6 Furlongs

1 Mile

1 1/4 Mile

1 1/2 Mile

2YO … … … … … … … … … 3YO 96 102 106 109 112 114 117 119 120 4YO 124 126 126 126 126 125 125 124 124 5YO&UP 126 126 126 126 126 125 125 124 124 In a race of intermediate distance weights for the shorter distance shall be carried. Fillies Two years old are allowed 3 pounds. Fillies and Mares Three years old & over are allowed 5 pounds before September 1 and 3 pounds thereafter, except in handicaps, and in races where the conditions expressly state 2 Miles

STAKES PURSE DISTRIBUTION Purse 75,000 100,000 150,000 200,000 250,000 300,000

60% 20% 12% 6% 2% First Second Third Fourth Fifth 45,000 15,000 9,000 4,500 1,500 60,000 20,000 12,000 6,000 2,000 90,000 30,000 18,000 9,000 3,000 120,000 40,000 24,000 12,000 4,000 150,000 50,000 30,000 15,000 5,000 180,000 60,000 36,000 18,000 6,000 –50–

60% 20% 12% 6% 2% Purse First Second Third Fourth Fifth $16,000 $9,600 $3,200 $1,920 $960 $320 $17,000 $10,200 $3,400 $2,040 $1,020 $340 $18,000 $10,800 $3,600 $2,160 $1,080 $360 $20,000 $12,000 $4,000 $2,400 $1,200 $400 $21,000 $12,600 $4,200 $2,520 $1,260 $420 $22,000 $13,200 $4,400 $2,640 $1,320 $440 $23,000 $13,800 $4,600 $2,760 $1,380 $460 $24,000 $14,400 $4,800 $2,880 $1,440 $480 $25,000 $15,000 $5,000 $3,000 $1,500 $500 $26,000 $15,600 $5,200 $3,120 $1,560 $520 $27,000 $16,200 $5,400 $3,240 $1,620 $540 $28,000 $16,800 $5,600 $3,360 $1,680 $560 $29,000 $17,400 $5,800 $3,480 $1,740 $580 $30,000 $18,000 $6,000 $3,600 $1,800 $600 $31,000 $18,600 $6,200 $3,720 $1,860 $620 $32,000 $19,200 $6,400 $3,840 $1,920 $640 $33,000 $19,800 $6,600 $3,960 $1,980 $660 $34,000 $20,400 $6,800 $4,080 $2,040 $680 $35,000 $21,000 $7,000 $4,200 $2,100 $700 $36,000 $21,600 $7,200 $4,320 $2,160 $720 $37,000 $22,200 $7,400 $4,440 $2,220 $740 $38,000 $22,800 $7,600 $4,560 $2,280 $760 $39,000 $23,400 $7,800 $4,680 $2,340 $780 $40,000 $24,000 $8,000 $4,800 $2,400 $800 $41,000 $24,600 $8,200 $4,920 $2,460 $820 $44,000 $26,400 $8,800 $5,280 $2,640 $880 $49,000 $29,400 $9,800 $5,880 $2,940 $980 $50,000 $30,000 $10,000 $6,000 $3,000 $1,000 $52,000 $31,200 $10,400 $6,240 $3,120 $1,040 $54,000 $32,400 $10,800 $6,480 $3,240 $1,080 $56,000 $33,600 $11,200 $6,720 $3,360 $1,120 $58,000 $34,800 $11,600 $6,960 $3,480 $1,160 $60,000 $36,000 $12,000 $7,200 $3,600 $1,200 $63,000 $37,800 $12,600 $7,560 $3,780 $1,260 $65,000 $39,000 $13,000 $7,800 $3,900 $1,300 $68,000 $40,800 $13,600 $8,160 $4,080 $1,360 $70,000 $42,000 $14,000 $8,400 $4,200 $1,400 $75,000 $45,000 $15,000 $9,000 $4,500 $1,500 –51–

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DECEMBER Closing Day

11:00 First Post Thanksgiving

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JOCKEYS & AGENTS

JOCKEYS & AGENTS Jockey

Almanza, Rito

Weight

114

Agent

Cell

Jockey

Weight

Agent

Cell

Michael Burns........................(818) 568-3192

Orozco, Edgar**

109

Geraldo Gavica.....................(503) 957-4021

118

Richie Silverstein..................(626) 232-9898

Arroyo, Norberto

118

Nelson Arroyo......................(502) 631-6445

Pedroza, Martin

Baze, Tyler

118

Craig O’Bryan.......................(626) 533-7767

Pena, Bryan

120

Ken Huth................................(626) 253-5986

Bednar,Vinnie

117

Neil Bricks.............................(714) 452-2373

Pereira, Tiago

118

Patty Sterling.........................(626) 676-3687

118

J.R. Pegram.............................(330) 420-8474

Bejarano, Rafael

115

Tora Yamaguchi.....................(323) 717-6948

Perez, Fernando

Blanc, Brice

118

Aaron Hesz............................(323) 559-6669

Prat, Flavien

118

Derek Lawson.......................(626) 407-6093

Clerisse, Cassidy**

115

Geraldo Gavica.....................(503) 957-4021

Puglisi, Iggy

118

Bill Sadoo...............................(610) 772-4461

Delgadillo, Agapito

118

Saul Marquez.........................(310) 447-1023

Quinonez, Alonso

118

Saul Marquez.........................(310) 447-1023

Desormeaux, Kent

120

J.R. Pegram.............................(330) 420-8474

Salcedo, Cesar**

116

Alexis Quiroz........................(626) 672-6038

118

Rene Romero........................(562) 304-6381 SELF.........................................(714) 865-2694

Elliot, Stewart

118

Mark North...........................(925) 202-7448

Santiago-Reyes, Christian

Espinoza,Victor

117

Brian Beach............................(626) 991-5999

Santos, Omar

118

Flores, Eswan

117

Ken Huth................................(626) 253-5986

Smith, Mike

118

Brad Pegram..........................(626) 840-5169

118

Vic Lipton...............................(626) 692-4200

Garcia, Erick***

110

Joe Griffin...............................(518) 322-9042

Solis, Alex

Garcia, Martin

118

Tony Matos............................(626) 712-3648

Solis, Austin ****

110

Mark North...........................(925) 202-7448

Gonzalez, Santiago

120

Ron Ebanks............................(502) 419-3479

Stevens, Gary

118

Mike Ciani..............................(818) 427-0391

114

SELF.........................................(714) 418-7849

Guce, Ramon

118

Neil Bricks.............................(714) 457-2373

Stra, Kayla

Gutierrez, Mario

118

Tom Knust.............................(626) 390-4900

Sutherland, Chantal

117

Tommy Ball............................(626) 482-0002

Hernandez, Efrain

118

SELF.........................................(909) 239-2045

Talamo, Joseph

118

Scott McClellan....................(626) 278-0847

120

Tommy Ball............................(626) 482-0002

Higgins, Rosie***

112

Ken Huth................................(626) 253-5986

Theriot, Jaime

John, Kerwin

115

Alexis Quiroz........................(626) 672-6038

Ulloa, Gonzalo

118

Susan McBrayer....................(626) 484-1227

115

Brad Pegram..........................(626) 840-5169

118

Brandon O’Bryan.................(714) 514-8679

Lebron,Victor

114

Nelson Arroyo......................(502) 631-6445

VanDyke, Drayden

Lindsay, Chad**

113

Ron Ebanks............................(502) 419-3479

Verenzuela, Jose

Martinez, Felipe

112

SELF.........................................(406) 788-9023

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