Santa Anita Park · Sunday, September 29, 2024 · Race 10 of 10

Allowance Optional Claiming

turf, firmOne MilePurse $55,00011 ranPost 2024-09-29 17:35:00Final time 1:33.97Pool $375,276

Good for all

Result

FinPPHorseJockey / Trainerstart1/41/23/4stretchfinishMarginOddsFig
13Sneaker
pace,vie ins,clear upr
Victor Espinoza511111—6.80116A
E1 122 · LP 115
28Watchtower
3deep,aim4wd,willingly
Diego Herrera9655321¾5.5046A
E1 116 · LP 115
310Moment's Pleasure
4-2w,3-4w,up for 3rd
Hector Berrios1988532¾1.4084A
E1 114 · LP 115
41Tiaraqueen
keen,inside,edged3rd
Umberto Rispoli7344442¾12.8081A
E1 119 · LP 114
57Baltic Fire
bid3deep7/16,flattened
Joseph Talamo4433253½42.1065A
E1 119 · LP 112
62Loterie
ins,traffic1/4,mvd out
Antonio Fresu10576664¾6.2081A
E1 116 · LP 113
75Ima Joker
2-3wide, no respnose
Kyle Frey1767775¼16.5038A
E1 116 · LP 113
89Bottle Rocket
step slow,3wd-ins1st
John Velazquez8101010186¼9.9054A
E1 113 · LP 115
94She Is Romantic
pull briefly,tight 3/8
Juan Hernandez68911096¾15.3079A
E1 113 · LP 109
1011Blue Oasis
4-2wd,2-3wd,no factor
Armando Ayuso21199108½39.0086A
E1 122 · LP 112
116Uffda
prss2w,stalk,vied btwn
Tiago Pereira32228111153.9067A
E1 120 · LP 106

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

1234567891011start1/41/23/4stretchfinish8Watchtower10Moment's Pleasure1Tiaraqueen7Baltic Fire2Loterie5Ima Joker9Bottle Rocket4She Is Romantic11Blue Oasis6Uffda3Sneaker

Fractional times

Call 122.22
Call 246.60
Call 31:10.87
Call 41:22.41
Final1:33.97

Payouts

BetWinning numbersPaidPool
win ($2)3$5.60—
place ($2)3$8—
show ($2)3$4.20—
exacta ($1)3-8$40.10$219,730
place ($2)8$8—
show ($2)8$3.60—
trifecta ($1)3-8-10$121.40$142,269
show ($2)10$2.60—
daily double ($5)5-3$136.50$194,688
Pick 3 ($3)2-5-3$598.90$201,900
Pick 3 ($3)3$367$66,483
Pick 6 ($2)3$93.20$83,940
Pick 4 ($0.50)6-2-5-3$5.70$546,358
super high five ($1)3-8-10-1-7$14.50$17,333
Pick 5 ($0.50)1-6-2-5-3$13.95$894,354
superfecta ($0.10)3-8-10-1$1.71$117,276

Chart notes

SNEAKER took control early and set the pace along the rail under pressure, cleared at the nine-sixteenths pole, took pressure again leaving the backstretch, vied with a pair of rivals through the far turn, shook free in upper stretch and remained strong to the wire. WATCHTOWER traveled in mid-pack three deep, moved into range in the middle stages, took aim four wide leaving the turn, finished willingly to gain second but could not reach the winner. MOMENT'S PLEASURE unhurried four deep into the first turn then steered into the two path around the bend, raced three deep up the backstretch, made progress, three then four wide on the second bend and offered a mild rally to get up for third. TIARAQUEEN (GB) keen early along the inside, drew closer stalking on the backstretch, stayed on the fence through the far turn, finished determinedly inside rivals in the lane but could not summon the needed late kick and got edged for third. BALTIC FIRE stalked the top pair outside a rival, bid three deep leaving the backstretch, fought three wide to the top of the lane, failed to keep up in upper stretch and flattened in deep stretch. LOTERIE (IRE) settled in mid-pack on the fence, found traffic behind a rival at the quarter pole, moved out in the lane and lacked a rally. IMA JOKER coaxed from the gate, raced between rivals in mid-pack, chased two then three wide around the far turn and lacked a response when needed. BOTTLE ROCKET (FR) turned her head and broke a step slow in the beginning, raced outside rivals at the back then angled to the rail on the clubhouse turn, went between rivals on the backstretch, traveled two wide into the far turn, moved over to the rail once more and never got involved. SHE IS ROMANTIC pulled briefly then settled inside toward the rear, got put in tight with three furlongs remaining, trailed around the far turn and outside a rival into the stretch, moved out in the lane and could not make an impact. BLUE OASIS reserved in the beginning outside rivals then moved into the two path on the first turn, trailed outside a rival then three deep in the middle stages, navigated the far turn two to three wide, tipped out into the lane and was never a factor. UFFDA prompted the pace from outside, stalked the leader past the nine-sixteenths pole, bid between rivals again into the far turn, fought to the top of the lane and gave way.