Officialsportsbetting.com Horse Racing Betting Imagine takes Thoroughbred Owners of California Handicap at Del Mar

Imagine takes Thoroughbred Owners of California Handicap at Del Mar

August 25, 2007August 25, 2007| 0 Comment| 9:07
Categories:

Imagine rallied to beat Nakaba by 1 3/4 lengths to win the $103,565 Thoroughbred Owners of California Handicap on Friday at Del Mar. Ridden by Corey Nakatani, the heavily favored filly covered a mile and three-eighths in 2:13.18 and returned $3.40, $2.40 and $2.l0. Nakaba paid $2.80 and $2.20 and Galileo’s Star returned $2.80.

Winners always benefit from gambling bonuses. Check this guide on how to select the best casino bonuses to win!

Breeders Cup Classic
Type: Winner - Status: OPEN
Fierceness+700
Forever Young+800
Journalism+1000
Sierra Leone+1000
Sovereignty+1000
White Abario+1000
Baeza+1400
Mindframe+1600
Hit Show+2000
Ruling Court+2000
Click here for more...

Leave a Reply

Related Post

Always A Virgin draws pole for Messenger Stakes at Yonkers on SaturdayAlways A Virgin draws pole for Messenger Stakes at Yonkers on Saturday

Always A Virgin drew the pole for the finals in the $725,480 Messenger Stakes for 3-year-old pacers at Yonkers Raceway on Saturday. Always A Virgin turned in a 1:53.1, the fastest of the two eliminations. Eight horses are entered in the final leg of the triple crown. Driven by Brian Sears, Always A Virgin, has won 11 of 17 and earned $647,463 this year.

Read MoreRead More

Nation’s top trainer Pletcher has another strong lineup for Breeders’ CupNation’s top trainer Pletcher has another strong lineup for Breeders’ Cup

Trainer Todd Pletcher is seen at Churchill Downs race track in Louisville, Ky., in this May 2, 2007 photo. Pletcher is back at the Breeders' Cup again, this time with an 11-horse entourage that includes two morning-line favorites _ Lawyer Ron in the $5 million Classic and Indian Vale in the $2 million Distaff.

Todd Pletcher is back at the Breeders’ Cup in a big way again, and this time he’s hoping for better results than last year. The nation’s leading trainer sent out a record 17 horses in seven of eight Breeders’ Cup races at Churchill Downs in 2006, but he never made it to the winner’s circle. His only consolation was nearly $3.5 million in purse money, primarily from three second- and three…

Read MoreRead More