Emerald Downs | Thursday's racing entries

Aug. 21

First race: 6 p.m.

1 5 ½ furlongs, purse $12,000, 2-year-old fillies, maiden claiming $20,000
PP	Horse	Jockey	Line	Wt.
4	Udowhatugottado	R Frazier	8	117
2	Forty Dates	W Dieguez	8/5	117
6	Red Sky's Review	Hoonan-Trujillo	8	117
1	Run Tin Tin	K Radke	3	117
3	I'm Not Dead Yet	L Mawing	6	117
5	Icwhatyourlookinat	S Martinez	4	117

UDOWHATUGOTTADO didn't race in July but did post some good workout times the past couple of months. He should be a fair price, and trainer Robbie Baze has done well with 2-year-olds in the past. FORTY DATES left the gate as the 3-2 favorite in her last start and finished 3 lengths back at the wire. She will be a big favorite again for trainer Ben Root (27 percent with favorites from 2003-07). RED SKY'S REVIEW debuts for trainer Dave Bennett, who is having a terrific meet with 2-year-olds (four wins).

2 6 furlongs, purse $6,000, 3-year-olds and up, maiden claiming $5,000
PP	Horse	Jockey	Line	Wt.
2	Magnetize	Werner-Hagerty	12	111
6	Pe Ell Rev	J Whitaker	2	118
5	Six Wild Carrots	S Martinez	5	118
1	Santorini Island	C Doll	20	118
3	Gold Dakota	A Gutierrez	4	118
4	High Ryder	L Mawing	10	124
7	The Liver Is Evil	S Gann	10	118
8	Raise Or Fold	W Dieguez	20	118
9	Putyourarmaroundme	R Frazier	7/2	124
10	Take Er Easy	J Torres	15	124

Scratched: Liberty At Home

MAGNETIZE tired badly after battling for the lead for a half-mile three weeks ago, but might last longer this time. PE ELL REV makes his first start in seven weeks and brings an 0-for-7 record to the table. He has already lost four times as the favorite but does have five runner-up finishes. Tim McCanna-trained SIX WILD CARROTS returns to his best distance.

3 6 furlongs, purse $9,000, 2-year-olds, maiden claiming $12,500
PP	Horse	Jockey	Line	Wt.
7	Dirty Shirt	J Gutierrez	2	118
1	Corridos	S Martinez	4	118
5	Baw Faw Peak	J Whitaker	15

2Aqaba G Baze6118 3Kactus Relevation R Frazier8118 4Greek Passion J Estrada20118 6Admire James L Mawing10118 8The Buffalo Prince G Mitchell10118 9Winning Machine K Radke511810Hot Defense Werner-Hagerty15111Scratched: King Congo

DIRTY SHIRT rallied late to just miss in his debut. He'll be tough if he moves forward tonight. CORRIDOS draws another inside post after a good closing effort in his debut under Seth Martinez, who trails Kevin Radke 90-83 in the standings with 24 days of racing to go. BAW FAW PEAK didn't do much in his debut for trainer Howard Belvoir, who entered this year with four longshot winners in 2-year-old races at EmD.

4 6 furlongs, purse $6,700, 3-year-old fillies, maiden claiming $7,500
PP	Horse	Jockey	Line	Wt.
2	Lady of Winter	W Dieguez	9/2	121
6	Snowy Tab	Werner-Hagerty	5	114
1	Nippin At Dawn	L Mawing	6	121
3	Polish Princess	Hoonan-Trujillo	15	121
4	Express Gift	T Cunningham	15	121
5	Sueie Sweet Dot	J Torres	20	121
7	Pearl Black	G Mitchell	20	121
8	Travelin Cow Girl	J Gutierrez	3	121
9	Marah	S Martinez	6	121
10	Shafali	R Frazier	10	121
11	Mystacallie	J Estrada	8	121

Scratched: Ava Rose

LADY OF WINTER is in at the bottom after a mere one start as a 3-year-old. She has faced much better throughout her career. SNOWY TAB makes her first appearance for trainer Connie Bouslaugh (2 for 7 the past five years with debuting runners ages 3 and up). NIPPIN AT DAWN has had a couple of months off and should be freshened to give a good account of herself.

5 5 ½ furlongs, purse $6,100, 3-year-olds and up, fillies and mares, claiming $4,000
PP	Horse	Jockey	Line	Wt.
2	Moments in May	G Mitchell	8	117
5	Cahill Rose	A Gutierrez	3	119
8	Skimmed	Hoonan-Trujillo	5	123
1	Mighty Fine Wine	S Martinez	10	113
3	She's Rio Fast	J Torres	20	117
4	Forty Colors	J Estrada	6	119
6	Seaside Fun	Werner-Hagerty	7/2	110
7	Marlinda	K Radke	9/2	117
9	Spicy Fax	L Mawing	10	117
10	Mark Me Fast	W Dieguez	12	113

MOMENTS IN MAY got the job done in last when she received a ground-saving trip. That scenario could take place again for the McCanna-trained runner. McCanna enters the week with 53 wins — his best season was 55 wins, in 2000 and matched in 2003. CAHILL ROSE gets a new pilot after losing for the 14th time in a row. She has been getting close of late and figures to be close again. SKIMMED beat a bunch in her first start against winners, taking second at 15-1.

6 6 furlongs, purse $6,300, 3-year-olds and up, claiming $4,000
PP	Horse	Jockey	Line	Wt.
5	Clara's Choice	Hoonan-Trujillo	15	120
3	Work Force	G Baze	9/2	120
10	Gilligan's Isle	J Matias	4	124
1	Table Line	T Cunningham	20	120
2	April's Red Tie	J Gutierrez	20	124
4	Ready Say Go	R Frazier	5/2	124
6	High Frequency	S Martinez	7/2	124
7	Larkens Pride	J Torres	20	120
8	The Beer Hunter	K Radke	6	124
9	Shake the Irons	Werner-Hagerty	15	111

CLARA'S CHOICE has run some decent races at the meet and maybe today's the day he breaks through for A.D. Hoksbergen (0 for 17 this year) who has won at least one race at every summer meet. WORK FORCE has four in-the-money finishes from six Emerald starts. GILLIGAN'S ISLE won off a lengthy layoff for the second consecutive year and paid $17 to win this time around.

7 5 ½ furlongs, purse $7,500, 3-year-old fillies, claiming $7,500
PP	Horse	Jockey	Line	Wt.
2	Jaylind	S Martinez	5	117
4	K Lea Road	W Dieguez	4	121
5	Jeweled Case	J Gutierrez	3	121
1	Candy Topping	L Mawing	9/2	117
3	Delacey	A Gutierrez	10	117
6	Cocktail Chatter	Werner-Hagerty	9/5	114

Scratched: Aire de Stripes

JAYLIND is fast, and the drop in class will make her a big player at this distance. K LEA ROAD regressed in her second start after a nice maiden score. JEWELED CASE returns to a conditioned race after finishing a distant second against open claimers.

8 6 furlongs, purse $6,200, 3-year-olds and up, claiming $3,500
PP	Horse	Jockey	Line	Wt.
3	Castle Pines	K Radke	5/2	124
2	Free On Bail	J Estrada	10	124
7	Point Dume	L Mawing	2	120
1	Fast N Foremost	J Wooten, Jr.	20	120
4	Pretty Tough	W Dieguez	8	124
5	Chuckalee	J Matias	12	120
6	Fatmanstew	T Cunningham	10	124
8	Ob'sbaby B	C Doll	20	120
9	Road to Tipperary	J Gutierrez	6	124
10	Way Ahead of You	Werner-Hagerty	6	117

Scratched: Casey's Clone

CASTLE PINES dropped to the basement in class two weeks ago and ran a game second at low odds. Maybe Radke can get the gelding to relax a few lengths off the pace and pass the front-runners in the stretch. FREE ON BAIL has a darn good record (two wins and two seconds from five starts) at tonight's distance and might be rolling late for a piece of the pie. POINT DUME tries sprinting for the first time at the meet and plunges to the bottom level for the first time.