California, Santa Anita and Crown
World-Class racing returns to Santa Anita with 'California Crown'
KTLA's Jacqueline Sarkissian was live from Santa Anita Park, where world-class thoroughbred racing will return with the debut of a new racing and entertainment experience called "California Crown." She provided a preview of the event.
In the GII Zenyatta Stakes at Santa Anita it was Sugar Fish (Accelerate–Madiera Park, by Langfuhr) who saved her best stride ...
Santa Anita Sprint Championship Stakes (G2) at Santa Anita Park. The talented Fort Bragg, third in the Santa Anita Sprint ...
Straight No Chaser, who paid $5 as a narrow second choice to fourth-place finisher Fort Bragg, won the 6-furlong race by 6 ...
Winner Senor Buscador Expected to Run in Saturday’s California Crown (G1), A “Breeders’ Cup Win and You’re In” Race for Berth ...
The inaugural California Crown event Sept. 28 appears to have been a success as Santa Anita Park hosted its second largest ...
With its purse increased to $1 million, the newly named California Crown is the centerpiece of a big day of racing at Santa ...
Looking every bit the speed ball-type it was Straight No Chaser (Speightster–Margarita Friday, by Johannesburg) who took home ...
Horses trained overseas or with overseas owner are poised to take a major role in November's Breeders' Cup Classic, even ...
California Crown is making its debut at Santa Anita with $3.1 million in purse money available. But live musical guests ...
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The winner of the California Crown gets an automatic invite to the Breeders’ Cup World Championship to race in the $7 million ...
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