Get the Gold: Charged To Win By Four And Should Be Tough Right Back

Three year old colt for Kristin Mulhall, who was coming back off a four month freshening, didn’t get the gold, but he got the money in this Cal bred maiden special weight event on Saturday. Off at 3/1 in a field of 8 at a mile on the turf, he sat in third down the back side just three lengths back of the leaders. Franco put him to a drive at the top of the lane, found a seam just off the fence, and he charged through to win by four going away at the wire. It was a strong performance and far and away his best race in six attempts. It doesn’t take a lot to win the first allowance condition for Cal breds, and the way he won this race and galloped out, he should be tough right back. Mulhall is an excellent conditioner and Franco is an underrated jock.

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Get the Gold’s Race Information
Race Date:  December 30, 2023	Track:  Santa Anita		Race #:  8
Distance:  8 Furlongs	Conditions: maiden special weight		Surface: Turf
Trainer:  Kristin Mulhall	Jockey:  Geovanni Franco		Track Condition:  GOOD
Trouble Notes:  stalked inside, split foes 1/8, going away			Track Variant:  +4
Finish Position: 1st	Win Payout:  $ 8.20	Place: Payout:  $ 5.60	Show Payout:  $ 3.60

Race Replay

Get the Gold – Santa Anita –  December 30, 2023

Get the Gold Performance Figures Earned
Race Condition Pars	Get the Gold Figures Earned
Race Class Level:  130	Running Style In Race:  Front Runner
Final Time Rating Par: 150	Final Time Rating: 123
CPR Race Par:  118	CPR Earned In Race: 119
Fast Fig Race Par:  118	Fast Fig In Race:
Key Race Winners: 0	Running Style In Race:   Front Runner
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Generally horses that are on the Horses To Watch list ran into unexpected trouble, bad luck, and/or didn’t run the race we believe Get the Gold was cabable of.  We expected that if Get the Gold gets a good trip in their next start than we should see an improvement in Get the Gold performance figures.  Use the performance figures earned in Get the Gold last race (listed above) and compare them to the field and pars of Get the Gold next start.  If Get the Gold appears to have earned higher performance figures in the last race when running into trouble  as compared to the rest of the field’s expected perfomance in the upcoming race than there is a good chance that Get the Gold will dominate the race.

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