Forty-six CSA members and staff attended the races on Nov. 22 at Del Mar Racetrack, located in Del Mar, California. Entrance fee, a program, the CSA-sponsored First Race, a picture in the winner’s circle for two, and a fabulous buffet lunch for all, were included in the CSA Event Package.

Originally scheduled for Thursday Nov. 21, the Del Mar Thoroughbred Club officials announced suspension out of caution for the horses’ safety as the forecasted rain would likely make the Del Mar Fairgrounds’ dirt and grass tracks unsuitable for racing. This would be the first closure of the track in their 88 year history! Fortunately, 95% of the scheduled attendees were able to attend on Friday Nov 22nd; from downpours Thursday to Blue Skies Friday – made for a beautiful day. Beverages and conversation started flowing at 11 a.m., lunch was served at 11:30, first post was 12:30 p.m., betting was active, and cheering for favorite horses was lively and loud.

A Big THANK YOU to our four Event Sponsors; Federal Heath ($1,000) and SDS Automation, Grimco, Glantz ($500 each) — this CSA SoCal event was a huge success.

“Let’s do it again next year!”

CSAdmin

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