Santa Anita Park · Friday, April 19, 2024 · Race 6 of 9

Claiming

dirt, fastOne MilePurse $27,0006 ranPost 2024-04-19 15:44:00Final time 1:38.90Pool $201,815

Good for all

Result

FinPPHorseJockey / Trainerstart1/41/23/4stretchfinishMarginOddsFig
15Big Buzz
step slow,ins,angled5w
Abdul Alsagoor666431—3.5045A
E1 107 · LP 109
21Atomic Drop
ins,tipped out,led1/16
Tyler Baze144322¾2.70107A
E1 118 · LP 107
34Mitico
pace,clear5/16,game3rd
Jose Valdivia, Jr.2111131¼8.0099A
E1 121 · LP 104
42Zimba Warrior
3wd,2-5wd,improved
Antonio Fresu5556547½2.3099A
E1 115 · LP 102
56Mike Operator
pressed outsd,weakened
Barrington Harvey3222459¼5.1089A
E1 120 · LP 96
63Mastermind
chased 3wide, tired
Geovanni Franco43356626¾6.8054A
E1 119 · LP 81

How the race unfolded (position at each call; hover a line to follow one runner)

123456start1/41/23/4stretchfinish1Atomic Drop4Mitico2Zimba Warrior6Mike Operator3Mastermind5Big Buzz

Fractional times

Call 123.17
Call 246.85
Call 31:12.07
Call 41:25.52
Final1:38.90

Payouts

BetWinning numbersPaidPool
win ($2)5$9—
place ($2)5$4.20—
show ($2)5$3.40—
exacta ($1)5-1$22.40$121,612
place ($2)1$4—
show ($2)1$3.40—
trifecta ($1)5-1-4$116.70$72,495
show ($2)4$5.40—
superfecta ($0.10)5-1-4-2$18.86$47,056
daily double ($2)6-5$22.40$23,989
Pick 3 ($1)7-6-5$179.30$50,120

Chart notes

BIG BUZZ broke a step slow, tucked inside and was content to trail early, inched closer in the middle stages, angled out and advanced outside rivals on the far turn, spun five wide into the lane, fought three deep into the final furlong and dug in to inched ahead late. ATOMIC DROP away well from inside, rated along the fence, tipped out into the stretch, challenged MITICO from outside in upper stretch, gained the lead briefly at the sixteenth pole but was outkicked by the winner in the late stages. MITICO showed the way in the two path into the clubhouse turn then moved inside, pressured from outside into and up the backstretch, cleared at the five-sixteenths pole, confronted by ATOMIC DROP in upper stretch, relinquished the lead at the sixteenth pole and stayed on for a game third. ZIMBA WARRIOR settled in the three path, ridden along two wide on the far turn, angled out and came five wide into the lane and improved position. MIKE OPERATOR raced up close three wide into the first turn, pressed from outside leaving the bend, could not keep up with the leader at the five-sixteenths pole and weakened in the stretch run. MASTERMIND chased three wide on both turns and tired when called upon.