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Headlines

A $22,345 carryover in the Rainbow 6 is up for grabs when the race week returns Thursday ... Local Pike Place Dancer Stakes winner I’m So Anna will aim next at the Grade 1 Starlet at Los Alamitos on Dec. 5 … Golden Gate Fields-based Windy City Red finished 10th in the Nov. 6 Grade 2 Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Turf Sprint, the first BC starter for leading local trainer Jonathan Wong … California Chrome got his first west coast winner Nov. 8 at Golden Gate when his daughter Polished Lady drew clear to a handy maiden special weight victory.

Stronach 5

Following last week’s $26,000 blockbuster return, the Nov. 13 Stronach 5 will be comprised of the following races:

Leg A – Laurel Park Race 7 with an approximate post time of 3:24
Leg B – Laurel Park Race 8 with an approximate post time of 3:54
Leg C – Laurel Park Race 9 with an approximate post time of 4:24
Leg D – Gulfstream Park West Race 9 with an approximate post time of 4:42
Leg E – Golden Gate Fields Race 3 with an approximate post time of 4:50

1/ST BET Top Factors Last Week:

Horseplayers using the 1/ST BET app saw the most success with these 3 of the 52 handicapping filters for Golden Gate Fields last week, each winning at a 32% rate or greater and showing a flat-bet profit. Last Turn Time produced just under 43% winners and a $39.20 profit if you bet $2 win on each top contender all week. Breeders’ Cup players utilizing the 1/ST INDEX also tallied $38.80 Whitmore in the Sprint.

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Last 3 Purse
Trainer Meet

Trends Last Week

--Leading trainer Jonathan Wong poured it on with a 16: 7-3-2 mark that netted 44% wins and a $1.47 ROI for every $1 bet. His record with favorites was 9: 4-2-2. Wong and jockey Kyle Frey were 3-for-3 in tandem; he went 3-for-6 with Bryan Pena.
--Trainer Steve Specht posted an 8: 3-0-0 record that boasted a $1.66 ROI for every $1 bet. Seven of his starters were in maiden races, but he won his only claimer with a 6-1 proposition.
--Trainer Blaine Wright went 5: 2-0-2 with $10 and $15 winners. He won with both maiden claiming Tapeta sprinters he entered.
--Jockey Catalino Martinez was 11: 3-0-4 with a $1.51 ROI for every $1 bet. His winners paid $6, $10 and $16 and also had 10-1 and 18-1 shots in the money. Those 7 top-3 finishes came for 6 different traienrs.
--Jockey Armando Ayuso, new to the colony, settled in nicely with a 8: 3-0-1 record, featuring a riding triple on Nov. 8 and a 21-1 longshot hitting the board. Victories came for Blaine Wright, Steve Miyadi and Tim McCanna, all useful outfits for the new rider on the block.