Santa Anita Park · Friday, March 14, 2025 · Race 2 of 9

Allowance Optional Claiming

dirt, goodSix And One Half FurlongsPurse $67,0005 ranPost 2025-03-14 13:34:00Final time 1:15.35Pool $240,109

Good for all

Result

FinPPHorseJockey / Trainerstart1/41/2stretchfinishMarginOddsFig
14Fayette Fox
3-4wd rally, led 1/16
Reylu Gutierrez35531—17.20129B
E1 126 · LP 116
22Wishtheyallcouldbe
3wd,bid btwn,outfinhd
Tiago Pereira542221¾2.30140B
E1 130 · LP 111
31Seismic Beauty
paused 1/2&3/16,up 3rd
Juan Hernandez434433¼0.40140B
E1 130 · LP 110
43Mirinda
pace,2p,wknd drive
Edwin Maldonado111143¾8.40120B
E1 134 · LP 107
55Yuki
forced,btwn,weakened
Hector Berrios2235510¾30.90114B
E1 132 · LP 98

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

12345start1/41/2stretchfinish2Wishtheyallcouldbe1Seismic Beauty3Mirinda5Yuki4Fayette Fox

Fractional times

Call 121.46
Call 243.67
Call 31:08.92
Final1:15.35

Payouts

BetWinning numbersPaidPool
win ($2)4$6.40—
place ($2)4$9.20—
show ($2)4$2.80—
exacta ($1)4-2$53.10$52,839
place ($2)2$3.60—
show ($2)2$2.10—
trifecta ($1)4-2-1$82.30$44,627
show ($2)1$2.10—
daily double ($2)3-4$61$20,642

Chart notes

FAYETTE FOX patiently handled from the outside in early stages, continued three or four wide around the turn and to the stretch, made steady progress outside in the lane, reached the front inside sixteenth marker and edged away late under urging. WISHTHEYALLCOULDBE angled out bit early, stalked three wide, moved up on the turn, loomed outside approaching the top of the stretch, bid between rivals in mid-stretch but was outfinished. SEISMIC BEAUTY was bit keen inside early, tracked pacesetter along the rail, paused while bit in tight a half-mile out, continued along the fence, paused again exiting the turn, remained inside leader in upper stretch and was along late for minor award. MIRINDA gained early command, set pace under pressure while slightly off the rail, remained on two path into the stretch, ceded lead in mid-stretch and lost placing in the final sixteenth. YUKI (CHI) forced the pace down the backstretch while outside leaders, remained close up between rivals early on the turn, dropped back between foes later on the bend and weakened.