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Good Sunday morning IdaBet.com players – hope your day is a great one!  One way to start your wagering off is to take a look at Pompano’s card tonight.  This 10 card race is shaping up to be highly contested and our man John Berry has been up late compiling his Berry Pickin’s report for your wagering consideration. Remember to Play Pompano on Wednesday, and earn up to $500 more on select tracks with our IdaMatch Wednesday Promotion!

Please note that, because of possible late changes, numbers shown here may NOT correspond with program numbers. When wagering, always use the horse’s number listed in your official track program.

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Pompano – Sunday – Feb 21st

RACE ONE EARLY DOUBLE- 2-2, 2-4, 4-2, 4-4, 5-2, 5-4 PICK-5 – 2,4,5 w 2,4 w 5,6 w 3,8,10 w 5,9 5-FRITZIE PIC UP MAN…showed sustained brushing power for mid-3/8s of mile before faltering late. Dips to amiable spot. 4-SPINFINITI…gets further relief after 2 decent efforts in higher class. Trying to find right level for a win. Dangerous here. 2-ARDIE B SPEED…went big mile in last showing great gate speed and willing pace when free in the lane. Love the form.

RACE TWO 2-RAILEE WORKABLE…took a lifetime mark in last leading just about every step. Drew well. Leaves, yields and retakes. 4-ZORAZE…been very sharp last two starts—the Jan. 31 mile a lifetime best and then an easy win in last. Very dangerous. 1-MR WIZARD…tough journey in last from outside post. Did show some spunk mid-mile. Move to rail helps the cause here.

RACE THREE 5-THREE NEW DAWNS…been hot property lately. Pulled turn 2 in last and was grinding forward all the way home. Edge! 6-MY BUDDY MASON…has had tough trip after tough trip after tough trip lately. Simple cover flow journey dangerous. 3-RICK’S SIGN…very impressive...

IdaBet.com players might want to read more about what the Jocks & Trainers at Santa Anita are saying.  Something to think about for your upcoming wagering considerations at Santa Anita.

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JOCKEY QUOTES

GARY STEVENS, PAULINA’S LOVE, WINNER: “I’ve fallen in love with her. These guys have been so patient with her and have allowed Richard to do what he wants with her. She just keeps developing and getting better and better. She exploded at the eighth pole just like the last time and when I saw 12-1 on the morning line with an 88 Beyer number last time . . . that wasn’t right; she exploded that day.

“I rode her with a lot of confidence, like she was the favorite. She minds, she lets me do what I want, whatever the pace scenario is. When she’s done, I’d like to take her home and put her in my backyard.”

KENT DESORMEAUX, STORMY LUCY, SECOND: “There wasn’t a straw in her path. She gave me a dream ride. She absolutely flew to the wire. The winner was a nose better today, that’s all. They were too good today.”

          ALEX SOLIS, KERI BELLE, THIRD: “I had a perfect trip . . . She ran hard, she just didn’t get there.”

TRAINER QUOTES

DAVID MEAH, ASSISTANT TO RICHARD BALTAS, PAULINA’S LOVE, WINNER: “She’s special at this distance and even better when she gets a little time between races like we did here. Seven, eight weeks is a huge thing for her. Four or five weeks, she doesn’t fire like this, but seven, eight weeks and she can fire.

“She had a perfect trip. I didn’t expect Flavien (Prat on Moanin) to go out like that (on the lead), but it’s OK. We came home in front and that’s all that matters at...

Good afternoon IdaBet.com players, we thought you would want to know how Zenyatta’s offspring are faring and thanks for choosing IdaBet.com!

ARCADIA, Calif. (Feb. 20, 2016)—Whenever the legendary mare Zenyatta’s name is mentioned, expectations run high.  And so was the case leading into Saturday’s third race at Santa Anita, a $56,000 maiden special weight for 3-year-olds at seven furlongs, as Zenyatta’s second foal, a Jerry and Ann Moss homebred colt by top sire Tapit, named Ziconic, made his career debut.

Breaking from post position five in a field of seven, the John Shirreffs-conditioned Ziconic, with Gary Stevens aboard, was devoid of any early speed and was more than 15 ½ lengths off the lead after a half mile.  Coming to the quarter pole though, Ziconic was in high gear and although he was next to last turning for home, he rallied in a manner reminiscent of his mother to finish third, beaten 1 ¾ lengths.

“We knew he was going to break slow and it took him a little while to get wound up,” said Stevens.  “I was at the three eighths pole and was so far back I said ‘Buddy, your momma could win from here, do it!’

“I told John that I never got to ride the big mare Zenyatta, but I know what she felt like now.  They’re going to have a lot of fun with him.  The best part is that he enjoys his job.  He loved what he was doing today, especially that last eighth of a mile.”

As for Shirreffs, who trained Zenyatta through 19 victories from 20 starts, including the $5 million Breeders’ Cup Classic in 2009, he was understandably pleased with Ziconic’s first performance.

“He warmed up well and he did as good as he could do today,” he said.  “You always have expectations.  You dream.  With Zenyatta, we realized those dreams.”

Given Zenyatta’s come from behind style of running, Shirreffs was asked if he felt a small sense of déjà vu as Ziconic’s debut...