Trainer Dennis Manning and jockey Roberto Alvarado Jr. combined for two victories on Monday at the Gulfstream Park West meet.
The wins were the first of the meet
for each and came on its third day.
Gulfstream Park is holding the GP West meet at Calder, under a lease
with that track.
The winners, with $2 win prices, for
Manning and Alvarado were Regal Force
($17.00) in the third race and Lady
Lydie ($6.60) in the ninth race. Manning also owns Regal Force. Flea Market
Racing owns Lady Lydie.
Manning’s victories moved him into a
four-way tie for first place after its first three days. David Fawkes, Jena
Antonucci and David Braddy also have two wins each.
Antonio Sano, who led in trainer
wins at last year’s GP West meet, has one victory in thirteen starts.
What looms as a tight three-way race
for jockey wins is already heating up among Emisael Jaramillo, Tyler Gaffalione
and Edgard Zayas.
Jaramillo and Gaffalione each rode
two winners and Zayas rode one winner on Sunday.
Jaramillo leads after three days
with seven wins in fifteen starts. Gaffalione is second with five wins, followed by Zayas with four wins.
Zayas led the GP West meet in wins
in 2015. This year, Jaramillo led in
wins at the Gulfstream spring meet and Gaffalione led in wins at the Gulfstream
summer meet.
*The GP West meet will resume
Wednesday with eight races and first post of 1:15 p.m.
There
is a carryover of $8,329.26 on the Rainbow 6, on races three through eight.
On
the first race, there is a Super Hi-5 carryover of $6,039.18.
Wednesday will be the first of a
five-day Wednesday through Sunday racing week at GP West, with first post
of 1:15 p.m. each day.
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