N.M. Prep Basketball Scores, Jan. 31

Boys Basketball
Bloomfield 67, Tohatchi 53
Cibola 59, West Mesa 36
Clayton 61, Wagon Mound 60
East Mountain 61, Tohajilee 57
Eunice 49, Jal 43
Hagerman 81, Carrizozo 65
Hope Christian 87, Laguna-Acoma 47
Quemado 63, Reserve 56
Santa Rosa 51, Penasco 34
Texico 75, Capital 38
Valley 64, La Cueva 61
Zuni 63, Newcomb 61
Girls Basketball
Aztec 47, Piedra Vista 35
Bosque School 40, Jemez Valley 26
Cibola 57, West Mesa 35
Desert Academy 41, Temple Baptist 35
Eldorado 69, Manzano 30
Hobbs 60, Goddard 56
Jal 53, Eunice 37
Kirtland Central 71, Farmington 36
Mountainair 66, Corona 22
Pojoaque 60, West Las Vegas 37

North/South Class 3A Rosters

Class 3A North/South
Football Rosters
8th Annual event to be played July 12 in Las Vegas, N.M.
North
Offense
Centers
Gabe Atencio, St. Michael’s
Casey Casaus, Bloomfield
Justin Dorrance, Raton
Guards
Philip C de Vaca, St. Michael’s
Nick Romero, West Las Vegas
Tyler Toledo, Cuba
Tackles
Daniel Apodaca, St. Michael’s
Marcos Lucero, Robertson
Carlos Sandoval, Robertson
Tight Ends
Keegan Daniels, Bloomfield
Ryan Eustice, St. Michael’s
Wide Outs
Terry Begaye, St. Michael’s
Gabe Olivas, Raton
Arturo Ruiz, Raton
Quarterbacks
Cody Cummins, Bloomfield
Mark Manning, St. Michael’s
Running Backs
Edward Chavez, Bloomfield
Jesse Estrada, Robertson
David Garcia, St. Michael’s
Sam Marrs, Academy
Defense
Angelo Encinias, Raton
Kyle Leggot, Academy
Koby Lementino, Zuni
Ends
Tim Mathew, St. Michael’s
Chris McKenzie, Academy
Dylan Trujillo, Raton
Linebackers
Jordan Duran, St. Michael’s
Josh Gallegos, St. Michael’s
Ben Magnus, Academy
Chad Martinez, Raton
Defensive Backs
Louie Eres, St. Michael’s
Adrian Martinez, Robertson
Jake Martinez, Robertson

South
Offense
Centers
Jacob Brady, Portales
Crispin Wilson, Hatch Valley
Guards
Ron Delgado, Cobre
Toby Garcia, Portales
David Porter, Hot Springs
Tackles
Grant Montgomery, Hot Springs
J.T. Van Kleck, Lovington
Tight Ends
Jeremy Griffis, Hot Springs
Matt Sudweeks, Lovington
Quarterbacks
Alex Carson, Hatch Valley
Chris Mosier, Portales
Running backs
Tyson Adams, Hatch Valley
Nat Hernandez, Lovington
Ricky Lovaton, Portales
Emil Matthews, Socorro
Defense
Lineman
Johnny Gallegos, Cobre
Tago Granger, Lovington
Chris Rodela, Ruidoso
Antonio Zuniga, Hot Springs
Ends
Shane Elliot, Lovington
Luis Espino, Socorro
Kirk Grider, Socorro
Linebackerrs, Edger Gutierrez, Lovington
Eddie Santa Maria, Cobre
Defensive Backs
Lance Dettmer, Ruidoso
Sammy Martinez, Portales
Dakoda Moorhead, Hatch Valley
Dawson Yarbrough, Hot Springs

Class 5A All-State Football List

The 2007 New Mexico High School Coaches Association All-State football team for Class 5A. The teams were selected in voting by coaches throughout New Mexico. The teams are sponsored by James Polk Stone National Bank.

FIRST TEAM:
OFFENSE:
Wide Receivers--Nathan Enriquez, Mayfield, Sr.; Brandon Simpson, Cibola, Sr.
Tight End-Indiana Jones, Cibola, Sr.
Linemen-Ricky Padilla, Las Cruces, Sr.; Rio Mares, Cibola, Jr.; Jeremy Lasusky, Manzano, Sr.; Pedrum Khodaie, La Cueva, Sr.; (tie) Matthew Stewart, Las Cruces, Sr.; and Nathan Carver, Clovis, Sr.
Quarterback-Matt Sandoval, Mayfield, Sr.
Running Backs-Manuel Robles, Clovis, Sr.; James Hall, Las Cruces, Jr.; Logan Lippert, Eldorado, Sr.
Place-kicker-Gordon Rowe, La Cueva, Sr.

DEFENSE:
Ends-Mike Rode, Highland, Sr.; (tie) Jose Bustillos, Mayfield, Sr. and Tim Lutz, Eldorado, Sr.
Linemen-Corey Roybal, Cibola, Sr.; (tie) Neil Dolly, Mayfield, Sr. and Jeremy Gutierrez, Mayfield, Sr.
Linebackers-Yanni Suter, Mayfield, Sr.; Indiana Jones, Cibola, Sr.; Matt Chavez, Cibola, Sr.
Defensive Backs-Freddy Young, Mayfield, Sr.; Jaden Isler, Clovis, Sr.; Nathan Enriquez, Mayfield, Sr.; Aaron Schuetze, Cibola, Sr.
Punter-Robert Valencia, Albuquerque High, Jr.

SECOND TEAM:
OFFENSE:
Wide Receivers-Freddy Young, Mayfield, Sr.; Shon Mitchell, Hobbs, Sr.
Tight End-Daniel Martinez, Carlsbad, Sr.
Linemen-Steve Smith, La Cueva, Sr.; Tim Lutz, Eldorado, Sr.; Monte Correll, Mayfield, Sr.; Jeremy Gutierrez, Mayfield, Sr. (tie) Matt Franco, Carlsbad, Sr.; Mikey Long, Manzano, Jr. and John Posen, Eldorado, Sr.
Quarterback-Matt Dalzell, Manzano, Sr.
Running Backs-Marcus Williams, Rio Rancho, Sr.; Jacob Ceniceros, Mayfield, Jr.; C.J. Carlisle, Manzano, Sr.
Place-kicker-Weston Faber, Manzano, Sr.

DEFENSE:
Ends-A.C. Crespin, Rio Rancho, Sr.; Diondre Hunter, Clovis, Sr.
Linemen-Michael Howard, Clovis, Sr.; Pedrum Khodaie, La Cueva, Sr.
Linebackers-Justin Dugger, La Cueva, Sr.; Logan Lippert, Eldorado, Sr.; Trevor Tixier, La Cueva, Sr.
Defensive Backs-Matt Raymer, Manzano, Sr.; Jesse Paulsen, Manzano, Sr.; Victor Reveles, Rio Rancho, Sr.; (tie) Marcos Griego, Valley, Sr. and Jami Abdullah, Eldorado, Jr.
Punter-Rian Rodriguez, Rio Rancho, Sr.

HONORABLE MENTION:
OFFENSE:
Wide Receivers-Reese Franklin, Hobbs, Sr.; Angelo Wilson, West Mesa, Sr.; Marcos Griego, Valley, Sr. Chris Newsome, Rio Rancho, Sr.; Jacob Lilley, Las Cruces, Jr.
Tight End-Layne Strebeck, Clovis, Jr.; Patrick Jaquess, Las Cruces, Jr.; Dylan White, Eldorado, Sr.
Linemen-Daniel Segovia, Clovis, Sr.; Logan Brooks, Mayfield, Sr.; Matt Flores, Mayfield, Jr; Lupe Avila, Hobbs, Sr.; Matt Miller, Manzano, Sr.; John Posen, Eldorado, Sr.; Jeff Hooper, Valley, Sr.
Quarterback-Donte Caro, Las Cruces, Jr.; Jonathan Mader, Cibola, Sr.
Running Backs-Ronnie Daniels, La Cueva, Frosh; Sammy Luna, Alamogordo, Sr.; Tony McCoy, Highland, Sr.
Place-kicker-Robert North, Clovis, Sr.

DEFENSE:
Ends-Mike Bernal, Las Cruces, Jr.; Malcom Butters, Rio Rancho, Jr.
Linemen-Michael Burt, Manzano, Sr.; Carson Koch, Las Cruces, Jr.; Steve Smith, La Cueva, Sr.
Linebackers-Kyle Johnson, Hobbs, Sr.; Tress Diaz, Las Cruces, Sr.
Defensive Backs-Derrick Phillips, Clovis, Sr.; Evan Burn, Las Cruces, Sr.; Randy Baca, Las Cruces; Marcos Griego, Valley, Sr.; Nathan Lozoya, Hobbs, Sr.
Punter-Robert North, Clovis, Sr.; John Posen, Eldorado, Sr.

Rodriguez, Di Pace and Trout

Unbeaten El Paso heavyweight David Rodriguez, who trains in Las Cruces, could fight March 8 in Cancun, Mexico, no a Don King promoted card. Rodrriguez last fought Dec. 21 in Las Cruces, beating Marcus McGee by decision in an eight-round fight.

Las Cruces bantamweight, who won his pro debut on the same Dec. 21 card could fight next month on a Top Rank card in Eagle Pass, Texas.

And unbeaten Las Cruces junior middleweight Austin Trout could fight for a minor title sometime in February or March.

— Felix

State Basketball Records, Jan. 29

New Mexico High School Basketball Rankings
Boys
Class 5A
Note: Some records might be incomplete due to schools not updating records on NMAA website
As of Jan. 28
Class 5A
District 1-5A
Rio Rancho 8-10
West Mesa 10-8
Cibola 9-7
Gallup 13-3
District 2-5A
La Cueva 12-6
Valley 6-10
Santa Fe 2-9
Albuquerque High 10-7
Sandia 11-7
District 3-5A
Mayfield 10-7
Gadsden 11-9
Alamogordo 9-9
Onate 10-8
Las Cruces High 5-12
District 4-5A
Carlsbad 9-10
Hobbs 19-2
Clovis 18-0
District 5-5A
Manzano 12-7
Eldorado 7-10
Rio Grande 7-11
Los Lunas 14-6
Highland 13-2

Class 4A
District 1-4A
Kirtland Central 4-14
Farmington 4-13
Aztec 4-13
Shiprock 8-11
Piedra Vista 10-10
District 2-4A
Bernalillo High 9-9
Taos 5-8
Los Alamos 13-6
Capital 10-3
Espanola Valley 17-1
District 3-4A
Silver High 8-12
Santa Teresa 9-12
Deming 6-14
District 4-4A
Goddard 9-7
Roswell High 13-6
Artesia 12-5
District 5-4A
Del Norte 1-16
Moriarty 2-13
Belen 9-8
Academy 8-9
Grants 8-9
St. Pius 13-4

Class 3A
District 1-3A
Wingate 5-10
Crownpoint 5-10
Bloomfield 8-9
Zuni 0-10
Tohatchi 8-6
Newcomb 9-3
District 2-3A
Santa Fe Indian 4-12
Robertson 6-11
Pojoaque 14-4
W. Las Vegas 10-4
St. Michael’s 14-2
Raton 1-1
District 3-3A
Hot Springs 7-10
Chaparral 2-15
Cobre 1-12
Hatch Valley 4-13
Socorro 11-8
District 4-3A
Ruidoso 3-13
NMMI 8-11
Dexter 4-12
Lovington 10-8
Portales 9-7
District 5-3A
Laguna-Acoma 13-2
Cuba 1-12
Thoreau 0-11
Hope Christian 12-6
Sandia Prep 15-3

Class 2A
District 1-2A
Navajo Prep 5-11
Pine Hill 6-11
Rehoboth 7-4
Navajo Pine 16-3
Ramah 11-2
District 2-2A
Escalante High School 3-15
Dulce 8-9
Coronado 7-10
Jemez Valley 9-8
District 3-2A
Penasco 9-7
McCurdy 7-7
Questa 16-1
Mesa Vista 18-0
District 4-2A
Mora 8-11
Monte Del Sol 11-9
Pecos 7-7
Santa Fe Prep 5-8
District 5-2A
Mescalero 4-11
Tularosa 9-9
Lordsburg 9-10
Mesilla Valley Christian 16-3
Cloudcroft 13-4
District 6-2A
Tucumcari 4-10
Clayton 3-11
Texico 12-4
Santa Rosa 12-2
District 7-2A
Jal 4-13
Eunice 1-14
Loving 6-10
Capitan 9-9
District 8-2A
East Mountain High School 2-10
Menaul 10-5
Estancia 16-3
Bosque School 12-5

Class A
District 1-1A
Maxwell High School 6-6
Des Moines 8-4
Cimarron 8-4
Roy 1-2
Wagon Mound 7-1
Springer 9-2
District 2-1A
NM School for the Deaf 3-6
Temple Baptist 7-7
Desert Academy 4-10
Evangel Christian 1-8
To’Hajillee 5-7
Victory Christian 0-3
District 3-1A
Elida 17-1
Melrose 8-9
Floyd 10-9
Dora 12-4
Fort Sumner 10-5
District 4-1A
Logan 5-10
House 9-9
San Jon 0-14
Grady 7-9
Clovis Christian 7-11
Mosquero 0-4
District 5-1A
Animas 7-7
Quemado 7-10
Reserve 3-5
Cliff 19-0
District 6-1A
Alamo Navajo 0-14
Magdalena 3-12
Gallup Catholic 4-12
Tse Yi Gai High School 5-8
District 7-1A
Carrizozo 10-6
Mountainair 6-8
Corona 1-6
Hondo 10-5
Vaughn 7-5
District 8-1A
Lake Arthur 3-10
Valley Christian 5-8
Gateway Christian 10-7
Tatum 11-4
Hagerman 15-2

Girls
Class 5A
District 1-5A
West Mesa 6-11
Rio Rancho 12-5
Cibola 15-3
Gallup 12-5
District 2-5A
La Cueva 16-2
Albuquerque High 1-17
Santa Fe 9-10
Sandia 10-10
Valley 12-5
District 3-5A
Onate 6-10
Gadsden 5-13
Las Cruces High 9-8
Mayfield 14-4
Alamogordo 16-3
District 4-5A
Hobbs 8-11
Carlsbad 6-11
Clovis 6-10
District 5-5A
Los Lunas 9-10
Manzano 6-10
Highland 7-10
Rio Grande 10-7
Eldorado 13-5

Class 4A
District 1-4A
Piedra Vista 6-11
Farmington 0-18
Shiprock 8-4
Aztec 8-7
Kirtland Central 16-3
District 2-4A
Capital High School 5-13
Bernalillo 5-13
Taos 8-11
Los Alamos 10-9
Espanola Valley 2-10
District 3-4A
Santa Teresa 6-16
Silver 11-11
Deming 10-9
District 4-4A
Goddard 11-8
Roswell 12-7
Artesia 14-5
District 5-4A
Del Norte 5-12
Grants 7-11
Academy 6-12
Belen 8-7
St. Pius 15-2
Moriarty 16-1

Class 3A
District 1-3A
Bloomfield 4-14
Crownpoint 9-9
Wingate 5-9
Newcomb 6-10
Zuni 6-8
Tohatchi 4-6
District 2-3A
St. Michael’s 14-4
Robertson 8-10
W. Las Vegas 7-6
Raton 6-5
Pojoaque 17-1
Santa Fe Indian 17-1
District 3-3A
Chaparral 3-14
Cobre 6-11
Hatch Valley 7-10
Hot Springs 2-12
Socorro 14-4
District 4-3A
Lovington 11-9
Portales 7-8
Dexter 9-8
Ruidoso 13-6
District 5-3A
Laguna Acoma 7-8
Hope Christian 12-8
Sandia Prep 10-8
Cuba 3-9
Thoreau 12-5

Class 2A
District 1-2A
Ramah 0-11
Rehoboth 12-5
Navajo Pine 16-3
Pine Hill 10-4
Navajo Prep 9-3
District 2-2A
Escalante 8-10
Jemez Valley 8-7
Dulce 3-10
Coronado 15-3
District 3-2A
McCurdy 7-7
Penasco 6-10
Mesa Vista 2-8
Questa 5-5
District 4-2A
Pecos 4-9
Santa Fe Prep 1-9
Mora 12-7
Monte del Sol 2-5
District 5-2A
Mesilla Valley Christian 4-8
Cloudcroft 6-8
Tularosa 4-7
Mescalero 13-4
Lordsburg 9-5
District 6-2A
Tucumcari 3-11
Santa Rosa 9-8
Clayton 8-9
Texico 17-1
District 7-2A
Jal 9-10
Eunice 4-11
Loving 4-6
Capitan 10-7
District 8-2A
Estancia 10-6
Menaul 1-9
East Mountain 2-6
Bosque School 7-6

Class 1A
District 1-1A
Cimarron 6-3
Roy 4-1
Springer 3-12
Des Moines 10-6
District 2-1A
Desert Academy 7-4
Evangel Christian 3-4
Temple Baptist 6-9
NM School for the Deaf 7-7
To’Hajillee 4-4
District 3-1A
Floyd 10-9
Melrose 8-7
Fort Sumner 6-7
Elida 13-3
Dora 5-3
District 4-1A
Grady 11-7
Clovis Christian 6-11
San Jon 0-7
House 7-8
Logan 8-7
Mosquero 1-2
District 5-1A
Reserve 3-10
Quemado 4-6
Animas 10-4
Cliff 18-2
District 6-1A
Gallup Catholic 12-6
Alamo Navajo 5-6
Magdalena 14-2
Tse Yi Gai 1-4
District 7-1A
Corona 1-7
Carrizozo 3-6
Vaughn 2-11
Mountainair 4-11
Hondo Valley 0-8
District 8-1A
Gateway Christian 2-13
Hagerman 12-6
Valley Christian 5-6
Tatum 5-8
Lake Arthur 3-3

District 3-5A basketball Standings, Jan .29

Boys
Gadsden 11-9, 2-0
LCHS 5-12, 1-1
Onate 10-8, 1-1
Mayfield 10-7, 0-1
Alamogordo 9-10, 0-1
Tonight’s Games
Mayfield at LCHS, 7:30 p.m.
Onate at Alamogordo, 7 p.m.

Girls
Alamogordo 15-3, 1-0
Mayfield 14-4, 1-0
Onate 5-10, 1-1
Las Cruces High 9-8, 1-1
Gadsden 5-15, 0-2
Tonight’s Games
Las Cruces at Mayfield, 7:30 p.m.
Alamogordo at Onate, 7:30 p.m.

New Mexico Prep Hoops Scores, Jan. 26

Saturday’s Scores
BOYS BASKETBALL
Albuquerque High 75, West Mesa 56
Bloomfield 63, Zuni 57
Cimarron 71, Maxwell 27
Cliff 56, Gallup Catholic 30
Clovis 105, Rio Rancho 68
Crownpoint 58, Newcomb 48
Dulce 64, Jemez Valley 62
Estancia 48, Tucumcari 40
Hobbs 90, Artesia 65
Lordsburg 67, Mescalero Apache 31
Mesilla Valley 53, Cloudcroft 47
Navajo Pine 79, Pine Hill 41
Pojoaque 75, Santa Fe Indian 56
Sandia Prep 59, Mora 37
Santa Fe Prep 59, Coronado 50
St. Michael’s 80, Robertson 52
Temple Baptist 75, East Mountain 43
GIRLS BASKETBALL
Alamogordo 46, Hobbs 41
Artesia 75, Ruidoso 56
Aztec 54, Bernalillo 33
Clovis Christian 58, San Jon 38
Dexter 36, Fort Sumner 31
East Mountain 34, Temple Baptist 30
Estancia 62, Tucumcari 28
Hope Christian 67, Thoreau 50
Kirtland Central 60, Piedra Vista 36
Mesilla Valley 49, Cloudcroft 44, OT
Navajo Pine 57, Pine Hill 47
Onate 63, Silver 46
Rehoboth 66, Ramah 35

District 3-5A basketball standings

Boys
Gadsden 11-9, 2-0
LCHS 5-12, 1-1
Onate 10-8, 1-1
Mayfield 10-7, 0-1
Alamogordo 9-10, 0-1
Tuesday’s Scores
Las Cruces High High 86, Alamogordo 55
Gadsden 51, Onate 36
Mayfield 59, Deming 52
Friday’s Games
Gadsden 54, Mayfield 50, OT
Onate 52, LCHS 47

Girls
Alamogordo 15-3, 1-0
Mayfield 14-4, 1-0
Onate 5-10, 1-1
Las Cruces High 9-8, 1-1
Gadsden 5-15, 0-2
Tuesday’s Scores
Alamogordo 47, Las Cruces High 41
Onate 50, Gadsden 39
Friday’s Games
Las Cruces High 80, Onate 58
Mayfield 53 Gadsden 33

New Mexico Prep Hoops Scores, Jan. 25

Friday’s Scores
Boys Basketball
Albuquerque Academy 71, Del Norte 38
Belen 72, St. Pius 69, OT
Cimarron 66, Wagon Mound 39
Dora 62, Gateway Christian 60
Elida 60, Floyd 46
Estancia 58, Bosque School 53
Farmington 51, Shiprock 43
Gadsden 54, Mayfield 50, OT
Hagerman 59, Tatum 40
Hobbs 100, Rio Rancho 80
La Cueva 71, Albuquerque High 57
Lovington 68, NMMI 41
Mesa Vista 73, Tularosa 59
Mora 66, Monte del Sol 64
Onate 52, Las Cruces 47
Piedra Vista 74, Kirtland Central 54
Portales 53, Ruidoso 38
Sandia 61, Santa Fe 45
Springer 65, Des Moines 53
Temple Baptist 66, Tohajilee 39
Texico 72, Eunice 31
Valley Christian 53, Lake Arthur 34
Girls Basketball
Del Norte 37, Albuquerque Academy 24
Des Moines 44, Springer 20
Dora 56, Gateway Christian 36
Eldorado 74, Highland 54
Elida 47, Floyd 44
Estancia 35, Bosque School 25
Gallup 35, Cibola 32
Hagerman 50, Tatum 28
Hobbs 80, Artesia 58
Las Cruces 80, Onate 58
Los Alamos 55, Espanola Valley 51
Manzano 42, Los Lunas 38
Mayfield 53, Gadsden 33
Moriarty 47, Grants 21
Navajo Prep 71, Pine Hill 32
Penasco 69, Escalante 63
Pojoaque 57, Santa Fe Indian 53
Ruidoso 67, Tularosa 42
Sandia 68, Santa Fe 52
Sandia Prep 60, Mora 56, 2OT
Shiprock 64, Aztec 54
Silver 66, Cliff 65
Socorro 69, Hatch Valley 36
St. Michael’s 48, Robertson 43
Texico 69, Eunice 28
Valley Christian 37, Lake Arthur 31
West Mesa 68, Albuquerque High 32
Zuni 58, Bloomfield 44 Clovis Tournament
Rio Rancho 39, Roswell 27

Sunland Park Selections, Jan. 26

Sunland Park Racetrack and Casino Graded Selections
Today
Post Time: 12:15 p.m.
Selections by Felix Chavez/Odds set by Sunland Park
Note: Wagering on The Magna 5 starts at 10:00 a.m. Simulcasting from Laurel begins at 10:10 a.m. Philadelphia and Tampa Bay, 10:25 a.m. Aqueduct, Freehold and Scarborough, 10:30 a.m. Gatineau and Turfway, 11:10 a.m. Beulah Park and Gulfstream Park, 11:15 a.m. Louisiana Downs and Fair Grounds, 11:30 a.m. Oaklawn, 12:05 p.m. Sunland Park, 12:15 p.m. Turf Paradise, 12:30 p.m. Santa Anita, 12:45 p.m. Golden Gate, 1:15 p.m. Fraser, 2:15 p.m. Dover Downs, 3:30 p.m. Northville, 4:40 p.m. Meadowlands, Mountaineer and Northfield, 5:00 p.m. Charles Town, 5:15 p.m. Montreal, Delta Downs and Woodbine, 5:25 p.m. Sam Houston, 6:00 p.m. Balmoral, 6:20 p.m. Los Alamitos, 8:00 p.m.

1st – Purse $26,200. 3 year olds and up. Allowance. 870 yards.
(Daily Double, $1 Exacta, Trifecta, 10-cent Superfecta)
1 – Cir a Royalchick (B Harmon 122) 9-2
2 – Bogity Bogity Bogity (M Villa 120) 8-1
3 – Heza Fast Count (R Jaime 122) 5-1
4 – Easy Blue Phats (F Martinez 120) 5-2
5 – Quick Dashes Legacy (C Madeira 122) 8-1
6 – Iz Lucky (J Maldonado 122) 8-1
7 – Big Mama Talks (M Bourdieu 122) 12-1
8 – Heza Jake (C Zamora 122) 7-2
AE 9 – Dashings Call (M Bourdieu 122) 6-1
AE 10 – Special Pizzaz (E Ramirez 122) 8-1
1 — No. 4 Easy Blue Phats ships in from Lone Star Park, gets the always solid Freddie Martinez to ride and comes from good Blane Wood barn.
2 — No. 8 Heza Jake has hit the board in 4 of 9 starts, has been off since August.
3 — No. 1 Cir a Royalchick gets a solid post position, just missed win last time out at distance.

2nd – Purse $13,800. 4 year olds. Maiden. Claiming $12,500. New Mexico-breds. 350 yards. ($1 Exacta, Trifecta, 10-cent Superfecta)
1 – Whos Not Home (Ricky Ramirez 124) 8-1
2 – Signs of Money (G Silva 124) 8-1
3 – Lucilles Siesta (M Bourdieu 124) 6-1
4 – Sparkle Alot (E Ramirez 124) 12-1
5 – Deana Misty Miracle (J Maldonado 124) 15-1
6 – Speedy Hopeful (S Thompson 124) 7-2
7 – Fast Little Jess (O Hernandez 124) 5-2
8 – Miss Majestic Flower (A Escareno 124) 20-1
9 – Julias Spark (Al Fuentes 124) 20-1
10 – Whiskey Willy (B Harmon 124) 9-2
AE 11 – Dean Tsunami (M Villa 124) 8-1
AE 12 – Miss Invisible (Ricky Ramirez 124) 20-1
1 — No. 7 Fast Little Jess ran better last time out at distance, gets the formidable Oscar Hernandez to ride.
2 — No. 6 Speedy Hopeful improved to third last time out in second start, gets the solid Samuel Harold Thompson to ride.
3 — No. 4 Sparkle Alot gets the solid Esgar Ramirez to ride and has finished second in 5 of 13 races.

3rd – Purse $11,100. 4 year olds and up. Claiming $7,500. 400 yards. ($1 Exacta, Trifecta, 10-cent Superfecta)
1 – Class Miracle (S Estrada 122) 10-1
2 – Hez Bold (F Martinez 122) 3-1
3 – It’s a Miraculous (M Perez 122) 5-1
4 – Big Sweet Gamble (D Means 122) 15-1
5 – Snap Policy (J Coates 122) 4-1
6 – Major Warzone (S Thompson 122) 8-1
7 – Yards Rushing (O Hernandez 122) 15-1
8 – Easy Lil Cuervo (E Ramirez 122) 8-1
9 – Hannah Ho (Ricky Ramirez 122) 10-1
10 – Mr Eye Opener Smith (M Villa 122) 6-1
AE 11 – Stoki (E Ramirez 124) 5-1
AE 12 – Jw Sedonas Sequel (B Harmon 122) 5-1
1 — No. 2 Hez Bold has won 2 of 7 races and is coming off a win in last out on Dec. 2. Gets Freddie Martinez to ride.
2 — No. 10 Mr Eye Opener Smith also won in last out, gets the always dangerous Mark Villa to ride.
3 — No. 8 Easy Lil Cuervo gets the very good Esgar Ramirez to ride and is coming off a win at Lone Star Park on Nov. 10.

4th – Purse $40,900. 4 year olds and up. Allowance. Fillies and Mares. New Mexico-breds. 350 yards. ($1 Exacta, Trifecta, 10-cent Superfecta)
1 – Cleats Fashion Bug (A Escareno 122) 20-1
2 – Halley Bae (F Martinez 122) 9-2
3 – Jjs Fast Gal (E Ramirez 122) 5-2
4 – Ej Shuefly (T Guymon 122) 12-1
5 – Stones Copy (O Rincon 122) 10-1
6 – Ms Misty Brown (O Hernandez 122) 5-1
7 – Wonder Child (C Zamora 124) 10-1
8 – Lagaria (S Thompson 124) 12-1
9 – Mitos Call (S Rodriguez 122) 20-1
10 – Mightys First Call (Ricky Ramirez 122) 7-2
AE 11 – Gingham Dungarees (J Martinez 122) 10-1
AE 12 – Call It a Vett (O Hernandez 122) 15-1
1 — No. 10 Mightys First Call just missed in last start, shorter distance might help today.
2 — No. 3 Jjs Fast Gal won the Lou Wooten Handicap last time out, Esgar Ramirez rides.
3 — No. 2 Halley Bae comes from the solid Paul Jones barn, is coming off a win on Dec. 19.

5th – Purse $13,800. 3 year olds. Claiming $12,500. 5 and one-half furlongs.
(Pick 3, $1 Exacta, Trifecta, 10-cent Superfecta)
1 – Brother Don (T Cunningham 115) 12-1
2 – Bye Bye Bubba (J Espitia 120) 5-2
3 – Tejano Swinger (K Tohill 120) 6-1
4 – Old Shoe (R Jaime 120) 4-1
5 – King of Free (D Essman 118) 10-1
6 – Uber Alex (M Villa 118) 6-1
7 – Crown Casino (T Thornton 120) 2-1
1 — No. 2 Bye Bye Bubba should be right in the hunt today with Jorge Espitia aboard.
2 — No. 7 Crown Casino should be right in the hunt as well, trained by Steve Asmussen.
3 — No. 3 Tejano Swinger is coming off win at 6 1/2 furlongs on this track back on Jan. 12, comes from solid Jon Arnett barn.

6th – Purse $22,000. 4 and 5 year olds. Maiden. Fillies and Mares. 5 and one-half furlongs. ($1 Exacta, Trifecta, 10-cent Superfecta)
1 – Darbi Hill Road (K Tohill 122) 4-1
2 – Stormin Kitty (M Bourdieu 122) 8-1
3 – Kennydreamcatcher (T Cunningham 122) 25-1
4 – Excessive Habits (M Perez 122) 8-1
5 – Wacky Dixie (A Cruz 122) 10-1
6 – Tuesdays Norther (J Maldonado 122) 15-1
7 – Belle Chavan (D Essman 122) 12-1
8 – Grand Walk (R Jaime 122) 20-1
9 – Catillac Times (N Rodriguez 122) 10-1
10 – Flags Exteriment (C Lambert 122) 9-2
11 – Michelle’s Marquis (J Martinez 122) 5-2
1 — No. 11 Michelle’s Marquis finished second last time out, gets Henry Dominguez to train.
2 — No. 10 Flags Exteriment comes from decent percentage barn, Casey Lambert rides.
3 — No. 1 Darbi Hill Road shipes in from Golden Gate. Has a second in three starts and did finish second at this distance two races back.

7th – Purse $13,800. 3 year olds. Maiden. Claiming $10,000. New Mexico-breds. 5 and one-half furlongs. ($1 Exacta, Trifecta, 10-cent Superfecta)
1 – Wild Norte (R Jaime 120) 12-1
2 – Set Director (C Madeira 120) 3-1
3 – Talkaboutaringer (J Barton 120) 8-1
4 – Sapello Cheo (J Martinez 120) 10-1
5 – Paco Diablo (M Villa 120) 12-1
6 – Fly by Guy (M Perez 120) 12-1
7 – Jackpot Who (B Harmon 120) 4-1
8 – Leading a Storm (F Rojas 120) 20-1
9 – Cielo Blanco (C Lambert 120) 20-1
10 – Dixieland Chime (A Juarez, Jr. 120) 10-1
11 – Gems of Love (N Smith 120) 12-1
12 – Final Bell (D Sterling 120) 6-1
1 — No. 7 Jackpot Who has finished second in back to back races, but is dropping in distance.
2 — No. 2 Set Director has hit the board in 3 of 4 starts, comes form decent percentage Joel Marr barn.
3 — No. 10 Dixieland Chime could be a danger under the guidance of trainer Fred Danley in his second start.

8th – Purse $13,700. 4 year olds and up. Claiming $6,250. New Mexico-breds. 6 furlongs. (50-cent Pick 4, $1 Exacta, Trifecta, 10-cent Superfecta)
1 – Willie Jones (S Martinez 120) 15-1
2 – Woodlynn Chime (D Essman 120) 8-1
3 – It’stimeforamiller (D Sterling 120) 3-1
4 – Sinamon N Nutmeg (M Ziegler 120) 5-1
5 – Zsa Cat (J Coates 120) 20-1
6 – Soaring Quotes (J Martinez 120) 12-1
7 – Stormy’s Boy (T Cunningham 120) 20-1
8 – Sandia Stardust (C Lambert 120) 8-1
9 – Red Ranch Road (A Cruz 120) 15-1
10 – Fire E Bean (M Villa 122) 10-1
11 – Elegant Judge (K Tohill 120) 4-1
12 – Stock Guru (J Espitia 120) 12-1
1 — No. 3 It’stimeforamiller will be tough to beat in this spot today. Has hit the board in 3 of 5 starts and the improving Duane Sterling is aboard.
2 — No. 11 Elegant Judge has a chance today at this distance. Finished second last time out and top jockey Ken Tohill rides.
3 — No. 8 Sandia Stardust was fractious in the gate last time out, hopes for better start today.

9th – Purse $29,000.4 year olds and up. Claiming $15,000. New Mexico-breds. One mile. ($1 Pick 3, $1 Exacta, Trifecta, 10-cent Superfecta)
1 – Vic’s the Man (A Juarez, Jr 118) 12-1
2 – Ghostly Tattoo (M Ziegler 118) 15-1
3 – Some Echo (T Thornton 118) 15-1
4 – Flipson (C Madeira 118) 6-1
5 – Tietjen (T Cunningham 118) 8-1
6 – El Minuto (J Martinez 118) 3-1
7 – Smooth Ghost (B Harmon 118) 8-1
8 – Dear Bull (A Cruz 118) 8-1
9 – Latenite Band (M Perez 118) 4-1
10 – Ciento (K Tohill 118) 5-1
AE 11 – Genes Boy (K Tohill 118) 8-1
AE 12 – Hoo Thedevil (T Wales 118) 12-1
1 — No. 6 El Minuto drops back down in class today for trainer Henry Dominguez, has six wins in 25 starts and distance should be beneficial.
2 — No. 2 Ghostly Tattoo could fit in nicely against this bunch. Hopes for better effort, but does come from low percentage barn.
3 — No. 7 Smooth Ghost just missed a win in last start, has hit the board in 11 of 19 starts.

10th – Purse $125,000. 3 year olds. Pepsi Cola Handicap. New Mexico-breds. 6 furlongs. (Late Daily Double, $1 Exacta, Trifecta, 10-cent Superfecta)
1 – I Can Cope (S Martinez 116) 20-1
2 – Comfy Lead (J Barton 115) 20-1
3 – Speedwheel Red (M Perez 115) 20-1
4 – Bravo Sapello (M Bourdieu 118) 10-1
5 – Run Like Fire (J Martinez 122) 5-2
6 – Top Set (K Tohill 117) 10-1
7 – Our Choice (A Juarez, Jr 121) 7-2
8 – Playingwithchimes (A Ramos 120) 6-1
9 – Rowdy Night (D Sterling 116) 20-1
10 – Brax (C Lambert 120) 6-1
11 – That’s Our Fred (T Thornton 118) 10-1
12 – Grandest Slam (T Cunningham 114) 20-1
1 — No. 5 Run Like Fire should be the one to beat here today for trainer Michael Welch. Has won 5 of 7 lifetime and veteran Joe Martinez is aboard.
2 — No. 7 Our Choice is coming off win in the Red Hedeman Mile, but going shorter this time out.
3 — No. 9 Rowdy Night is moving up in class, but might be worth a look here with Duane Sterling aboard.

11th – Purse $10,700. 4 year olds and up. Claiming $5,000. 6 and one-half furlongs.
($1 Exacta, Trifecta, 10-cent Superfecta)
1 – Bold General (A Cruz 120) 8-1
2 – Big Hearted Dean (J Espitia 120) 12-1
3 – Icy Special (D Pinon 118) 15-1
4 – Staffhouse Road (R Jaime 120) 10-1
5 – Con Say One (A Juarez, Jr 118) 7-2
6 – Ship Ahoy (T Cunningham 118) 20-1
7 – Moolah Basket (J Martinez 118) 15-1
8 – Auto Move (J Coates 122) 20-1
9 – Ceetart (M Bourdieu 118) 6-1
10 – Moonlight Milagro (N Smith 118) 8-1
11 – Stone Canyon (D Sterling 118) 5-2
12 – Flag Flying Year (Q Bui 118) 20-1
1 — No. 1 Bold General has a chance here with better trip. Has won 7 of 31.
2 — No. 11 Stone Canyon ran well last start for trainer Todd Fincher, has won 10 of 55.
3 — No. 4 Staffhouse Road won in last start, layoff could be beneficial.

Antonio Escalante and boxing

El Paso junior bantamweight Antonio Escalante will face a big challenge next Friday in Boston when he takes on Mexico City's Jose Angel Beranza in a 10-round fight on Telefutura.

Escalante, who is 16-2 with 10 knockouts has high hopes for 2008. He'd like to fight for a world championship at some point. He had just three fights in 2007 and he said earlier this week that he wants to be more active this year.

The 22-year-old Escalante won two of his three fights last year, losing to Mauricio Pastrana via eighth-round TKO and beating Paulino Villalobos and Feider Viloria. Viloria had a record of 20-1-1 entering that fight.

"I want 2008 to be busy," Escalante said. "I really want to move forward in my career, but first things first and that's my fight next week. The guy I am fighting is tough. He's been in with some good guys. I have to fight patiently and smart."

Escalante was expected to fight 21-0 Mike Oliver, but Oliver pulled out with a bicep injury. So in steps Beranza, who lost a 10-round decision to former world champion Jhonny Gonzalez last time out.

"It's always tough when opponents change," said Louis Aguilar, who trains Escalante. "First we were supposed to fight Oliver in a 12-rounder, then it was 10 rounds and now he's out. But that's boxing sometimes. Antonio is doing well in the gym. He's been sharp."

Escalante said he has been working a lot on defense, including his footwork and head movement.

He has been training in Las Cruces and El Paso and has been sparring with the likes of Las Cruces pros Sammy Di Pace and Ricky Vasquez.

"Sammy gives me a good look in regards to my new opponent," Escalante said. "Sammy throws a good overhand right and he's strong. My opponent will come to me. Ricky is a good boxer, has good movement. I'm just trying to get better in the gym and I'm still learning."

There is no doubt that Escalante has plenty of potential to win a world championship. He's still young and he has room for improvement. Escalante has a chance to showcase himself in a big way next Friday and if he does, the big fights will come.

Escalante hasn't gotten the notoriety he deserves in the area, but that won't be for long. With the way he punches, particularly on the inside, he is a fan favorite. He needs to get better on defense and just pace himself better, but that comes with maturity.

— Felix

New Mexico Prep Basketball Scores, Jan. 24

Thursday’s Scores
Boys Basketball
Clovis Christian 74, House 52
Goddard 81, Dexter 34
Grady 44, Mosquero 36
Highland 71, Eldorado 53
Los Lunas 69, Manzano 65
Menaul 65, Reserve 47
Mesilla Valley 72, Hot Springs 42
Pecos 60, Santa Fe Prep 46
Pojoaque 70, Robertson 53
Quemado 59, Mountainair 55
Questa 78, Antonito, Colo. 66
St. Michael’s 66, Raton 30
Tohajilee 68, NMSD 50
West Las Vegas 80, Santa Fe Indian 54
POSTPONEMENTS AND CANCELLATIONS
Bloomfield vs. Crownpoint, ppd.
Tse Yi Gai vs. Kirtland Central, ppd. to Feb 1.
Girls Basketball
Clovis Christian 53, House 18
Grady 36, Mosquero 28
Hope Christian 57, Albuquerque Academy 39
Jemez Valley 44, East Mountain 23
La Cueva 59, Albuquerque High 33
Lovington 73, Dexter 28
Pecos 57, Santa Fe Prep 41
Portales 41, Carlsbad 29
Tohajilee 47, NMSD 11
POSTPONEMENTS AND CANCELLATIONS
Shiprock vs. Aztec, ppd. to Jan 25.
Farmington vs. Piedra Vista, ppd.

Nathan Enriquez and UNM

It appears that Mayfield defensive back/running back/wide receiver Nathan Enriquez is headed to the University of New Mexico to play football. He'll join teammate and defensive back Freddy Young, who committed a few weeks ago.

The 6-foot Enriquez is arguably one of the state's top athletes. He was standout football player, who helped lead the Trojans to state football titles in 2006 and 2007 and helped the baseball squad to a runner-up showing in 2007.

Enriquez is simply a playmaker and his future at UNM will likely be the same in whichever spot they put him.

Enriquez simply love to play the game and he's got a competitive edge that fuels his desire to be one of the best out there.

And Enriquez knows about winning. The Trojans went 25-1 in two football seasons and Enriquez made big play after big play as a high school football standout.

With Young and Enriquez both going to UNM, that says a lot about the hard work and talent of both players. It also shows that UNM is serious about taking the best from New Mexico and giving them the chance to produce and help make the Lobos a better program.

Head coach Rocky Long has long been a proponent of taking New Mexico's best prep football talent and giving them the chance to help them win.

The Lobos are coming off their first bowl win in over 40 years and the future looks bright. Looks like Enriquez and Young made the right decision with their future.

— Felix

Friday's Sunland Park Selections, Jan. 25

Sunland Park Racetrack and Casino Graded Race Selections
Friday, January 25, 2008
Post Time: 12:15 p.m.
Selections by Felix Chavez/Odds set by Sunland Park
Note: Simulcasting from Meadows begins at 10:15 a.m. Tampa Bay, Aqueduct and Freehold, 10:25 a.m. Laurel and Monticello, 10:35 a.m. Beulah Park and Gulfstream, 11:15 a.m. Fair Grounds, 11:35 a.m. Sunland Park, 12:15 p.m. Oaklawn and Turf Paradise, 12:30 p.m. Golden Gate, 1:45 p.m. Santa Anita, 2:00 p.m. Turfway, 3:30 p.m. Northville, 4:40 p.m. Meadowlands, Mountaineer and Northfield, 5:00 p.m. Charles Town, 5:15 p.m. Delta Downs and Woodbine, 5:30 p.m. Sam Houston, 6:00 p.m. Maywood, 6:20 p.m. Fraser, 8:00 p.m. Los Alamitos, 8:15 p.m.

1st – Purse $24,300. 3 and 4 year olds. Maiden. New Mexico-breds. 870 yards.
(Daily Double, $1 Exacta, Trifecta, 10-cent Superfecta)
1 – Diamond Fire Man (A Perez 122) 7-2
2 – Six Wonders (M Bourdieu 124) 9-2
3 – Bold Big N Rich (JJ Gonzales 124) 8-1
4 – Glorys Lucky Miss (N Rodriguez 124) 20-1
5 – Chasitys Alarmed (C Zamora 124) 5-1
6 – Ryon Mountain (T Guymon 124) 8-1
7 – Tm Deseo (E Ramirez 124) 6-1
8 – Sweeter Talk (Ricky Ramirez 124) 5-2
AE 9 – Sentenced to Fly (M Bourdieu 122) 3-1
AE 10 – My Gamblers Ghost (N Rodriguez) 15-1
1 — No. 8 Sweeter Talk has run better of late, gets the solid Rick Ramirez to ride.
2 — No. 1 Diamond Fire Man had a decent speed rating last time out.
2 — No. 2 Six Wonders is a first time starter, might be worth a try here against this bunch.

2nd – Purse $10,500. 3 year olds. Maiden. Claiming $12,500. 440 yards.
($1 Exacta, Trifecta, 10-cent Superfecta)
1 – Barney Boot (T Guymon 122) 8-1
2 – Beduinos Bad Habit (F Rojas 122) 10-1
3 – Feelin the Strain (JJ Gonzales 122) 4-1
4 – Juan Bizzaro (L Gamez 122) 8-1
5 – Mb Purgatory Cup (N Garcia 122) 12-1
6 – Dsn Lets Go (D Means 122) 6-1
7 – Jess a Payback (J Garcia 122) 20-1
8 – Set the Alarm (Ricky Ramirez 122) 3-1
9 – Dreamy Winner (N Smith 122) 10-1
10 – Heza Fast Date (J Coates 122) 5-1
AE 11 – Substantial Effort (E Bachicha, Jr 122) 20-1
AE 12 – Tacha Do (N Garcia 122) 20-1
1 — No. 8 Set the Alarm ran better last time out, gets Ricky Ramirez to ride.
2 — No. 10 Heza Fast Date just missed a win last time out, extra distance might help.
3 — No. 6 Dsn Lets Go is a first time starter with decent works.

3rd – Purse $24,700. 4 year olds and up. Claiming $15,000. 870 yards.
($1 Exacta, Trifecta, 10-cent Superfecta)
1 – Git Er Done (C Madeira 122) 12-1
2 – Toodles Bullet (N Garcia 120) 9-2
3 – Whichita (JJ Gonzales 119) 5-2
4 – Heavenly Speed (S Martinez 120) 7-2
5 – Special American (F Martinez 122) 5-1
6 – De Elegant Promise (J Coates 124) 6-1
7 – Mr Fast Pie (Ricky Ramirez 120) 6-1
8 – Shorty Dot Com (O Ortega 120) 20-1
AE 9 – Overhauled (N Smith 120) 10-1
AE 10 – Really Divine (F Martinez 122) 5-1
1 — No. 3 Whichita has won 6 of 21 and gets the solid J.J. Gonzales to ride.
2 — No. 2 Toodles Bullet closed fast time out and just missed the win.
3 — No. 1 Git Er Done held on to win in last start, has three wins in 10 starts and gets Carlos Madeira to ride.

4th – Purse $20,800. 4 year olds and up. Claiming $12,500. 400 yards.
($1 Exacta, Trifecta, 10-cent Superfecta)
1 – Safehaven (Ricky Ramirez 122) 15-1
2 – Jess Braveheart (C Zamora 122) 15-1
3 – Blushing Aces (D Means 122) 20-1
4 – Speedy Strawfly (O Hernandez 122) 3-1
5 – Fast and Jittery (M Villa 124) 4-1
6 – Gh Dollar Dash (M Bourdieu 122) 12-1
7 – Taca Ramba (E Ramirez 122) 2-1
8 – Heza Fast Stevie Too (F Martinez 122) 15-1
9 – Texas Zoomer (M Perez 122) 20-1
10 – Mr Fine Eyes (JJ Gonzales 122) 6-1
AE 11 – High Silver Charm (G Silva 122) 15-1
AE 12 – Et O Toole (Ricky Ramirez 122) 20-1
1 — No. 4 Speedy Strawfly owns 4 wins in 12 starts, gets the solid trainer/jockey duo of Carl Draper and Oscar Hernandez.
2 — No. 7 Taca Ramba gets Esgar Ramirez to ride and has hit the board in 8 of 14 races.
3 — No. 2 Jess Braveheart earned win in last out.

5th – Purse $29,500. 4 year olds and up. Allowance. New Mexico-breds.
350 yards. (Pick 3, $1 Exacta, Trifecta, 10-cent Superfecta)
1 – Chicks a Shakin (S Thompson 122) 5-2
2 – Chicks On Cash (D Means 122) 15-1
3 – Macundoit (S Rodriguez 122) 20-1
4 – Houston Duchess (F Martinez 122) 6-1
5 – Dasinsilk (M Villa 122) 12-1
6 – Sailon Banks (JJ Gonzales 122) 10-1
7 – Boppem Cindy (A Rivera 122) 8-1
8 – Genuine Stepper (M Perez 124) 7-2
9 – Runaway Chula (B Perez 122) 15-1
10 – Runaway Home Rebel (O Ortega 122) 9-2
AE 11 – Call Me Fast Cash (M Villa 124) 8-1
AE 12 – Famous Aunt Martha (T Guymon 122) 5-1
1 — No. 10 Runaway Home Rebel has a decent speed rating, has hit the board in 4 of 9 starts.
2 — No. 1 Chicks a Shakin got second last time out, comes from the solid Michael Joiner barn.
3 — No. 7 Boppem Cindy just missed a win last time out, does come from low percentage barn.

6th – Purse $28,400. 3 year olds. Allowance. 350 yards.
1 – Prissy B Panther (T Guymon 120) 3-1
2 – Eyesa Lil Cuervo (S Thompson 120) 4-1
3 – Party Crashin (F Martinez 122) 5-1
4 – Indulge the Heart (B Harmon 120) 12-1
5 – Miracle Streakin (M Bourdieu 120) 12-1
6 – Panther Rio (B Perez 120) 8-1
7 – Lady Farnsworth (Ricky Ramirez 120) 8-1
8 – First a Medley (E Ramirez 119) 6-1
9 – Funparty (JJ Gonzales 120) 12-1
10 – Chyna On Ice (O Ortega 120) 12-1
AE 11 – Streakin Cherry (E Ramirez 120) 10-1
AE 12 – El Sosio (N Garcia 122) 20-1
1 — No. 1 Prissy B Panther had a nice speed rating last time out in earning a second. Comes from very good Wes Giles barn.
2 — No. 2 Eyesa Lil Cuervo has won 2 of 7, including last start. The solid Michael Joiner starts.
3 — No. 4 Indulge the Heart missed the board in last start, but has hit the board five times, including a pair of wins.

7th – Purse $10,600. 4 year olds and up. Claiming $6,250. 5 and one-half furlongs.
($1 Exacta, Trifecta, 10-cent Superfecta)
1 – Mt. Silver (A Ramos 118) 15-1
2 – Some Expectations (M Ziegler 118) 15-1
3 – Prince Carson (R Jaime 118) 10-1
4 – Milton’s Choice (M Perez 118) 5-2
5 – Career of Gold (D Sterling 118) 7-2
6 – Ruhlum (J Martinez 118) 10-1
7 – Desert Ranger (J Rocha 118) 10-1
8 – Miami Bay (A Juarez, Jr 120) 8-1
9 – Silk Creek (C Zamora 122) 9-2
1 — No. 4 Milton’s Choice just missed in last race, gets the formidable Miguel Perez to ride.
2 — No. 7 Desert Ranger has hit the board in 20 of 27 races, comes from decent percentage barn.
3 — No. 9 Silk Creek won in last start, comes from low percentage barn.

8th – Purse $13,800. 3 year olds. Maiden. Claiming $10,000. Fillies. New Mexico-breds. 5 and one-half furlongs. (50-cent Pick 4, $1 Exacta, Trifecta, 10-cent Superfecta)
1 – Maljamar (J Espitia 120) 10-1
2 – West Queen (M Perez 120) 20-1
3 – Jak’s B. G. (C Lambert 120) 5-1
4 – Devilish Charm (D Sterling 120) 8-1
5 – Band of Charmers (S Martinez 120) 3-1
6 – Serene Senora (T Wales 120) 12-1
7 – Miner’s Hit (A Ramos 120) 4-1
8 – Fantabulous Sky (R Jaime 120) 12-1
9 – Hyper Dome (N Smith 120) 20-1
10 – Klicky Genius (A Cruz 120) 12-1
11 – Lucky Chain (C Zamora 120) 10-1
12 – Stormy Kelsey (C Rivas 120) 12-1
1 — No. 5 Band of Charmers has hit the board in 4 of 9 starts, gets Salvador Martinez to ride.
2 — No. 3 Jak’s B. G. gets Case Lambert to ride. Lambert has had solid meet so far.
3 — No. 8 Fantabulous Skyfinished second last time out at this distance.

9th – Purse $27,200. 4 years old and up. Allowance. Fillies and Mares. One mile.
($1 Pick 3, $1 Exacta, Trifecta, 10-cent Superfecta)
1 – Barefoot Baby (J Martinez 122) 5-1
2 – Wildcat Girl (K Tohill 120) 5-2
3 – Victorious Vee (R Jaime 120) 8-1
4 – Paulistanna (D Essman 120) 9-2
5 – Pumped (C Madeira 122) 7-2
6 – Tactical (T Thornton 122) 8-1
7 – Dame Fonteyn (C Lambert 120) 12-1
8 – Champagne Lass (M Perez 120) 8-1
1 — No. 5 Pumped comes from the solid Henry Dominguez barn, has hit the board in 4 of 6.
2 — No. 2 Wildcat Girl gets Ken Tohill to ride and has hit the board in 3 of 7 races.
3 — No. 1 Barefoot Baby has run well of late, winning last time out, comes from solid Henry Dominguez barn.

10th – Purse $29,400. 4 year olds and up. Allowance. One mile.
1 – Knows Its Regal (M Ziegler 115) 12-1
2 – Deliverer (C Lambert 120) 3-1
3 – Surefire Success (C Madeira 118) 12-1
4 – Steven’s Mark (T Thornton 122) 2-1
5 – High Pitch (A Juarez, Jr 118) 6-1
6 – Golden Capote (M Villa 118) 8-1
7 – Devarim (K Tohill 118) 12-1
8 – Imperial Officer (O Ceballos 120) 4-1
1 — No. 4 Steven’s Mark is coming in sharp after win at this distance last time out. Comes from the dangerous Steve Asmussen barn.
2 — No. 2 Deliverer has been sharp at distance, comes from the very high percentage Chris Hartman barn.
3 — No. 1 Knows Its Regal ran well last time out.

11th – Purse $14,200. 4 year olds and up. Claiming $5,000-$6,250.
New Mexico-breds. One mile. ($1 Exacta, Trifecta, 10-cent Superfecta)
1 – Ghost Leader (J Rocha 120) 5-2
2 – Local Case (M Bourdieu 118) 9-2
3 – January Jones (T Cunningham 118) 15-1
4 – Brother Andruw (JD Valenzuela 115) 20-1
5 – High Bluff (K Tohill 118) 8-1
6 – Devon’s Diamond (S Martinez 118) 7-2
7 – Talent Cat (J Espitia 118) 8-1
8 – El Whapo (A Ramos 115) 20-1
9 – Sand Spirit (N Summers 115) 6-1
10 – R C’s Maxxum Force (J Martinez 115) 12-1
AE 11 – Flying Ghostly (M Bourdieu 118) 20-1
1 — No. 1 Ghost Leader just missed after throwing his head about start last time out. Has won 3 of 21.
2 — No. 6 Devon’s Diamond is usually competitive, gets Salvador Martinez to ride.
3 — No. 2 Local Case likes distance, just missed out on win last time out.

Calzaghe/Hopkins

Well, the fight many have been clamoring for will happen April 19 in Las Vegas, Nev. Veterans Joe Calzaghe and Bernard Hopkins will meet in a battle of two of the best fighters in the world.

The two fighters have combined to make 40 title defenses n their careers.

The 35-year-old Calzaghe is 44-0 and is the top super middleweight in the world.

The 43-year-old Hopkins is 48-4-1 and is one of the craftiest fighters in the world. Hopkins has established himself in recent years with wins against Felix Trinidad, Antonio Tarver, Winky Wright and Oscar De La Hoya.

Hopkins is a tough fighter on the inside, a smart fighter who never seems to get old in the ring. He likes to test his opponents mentally with taunts and he has already done that with Calzaghe saying he would never lose to a white boy.

Meanwhile, Calzaghe is a hero in the United Kingdom and has genuine respect from boxing people around the world.

Calzaghe is a beautiful technician in the ring and he counts American Jeff Lacy and Germany's Mikkel Kessler among his victims.

This is arguably Calzaghe's biggest fight to date. He is taking on one of the world's best fighters and he is doing so here in the United States, where he can prove to many that he is the best.

For boxing, this is a great matchup and expect 18,000 fans, many of them British to show up.

As for my take on the fight, if Hopkins is still able to mount a consistent, 12-round attack, I believe this will be his night.

Hopkins has proven he can fight at various weights and he'll take advantage of every legal rule in the books in the ring. He's just a tough as nails fighter and for this fight, he'll be very motivated.

Many thought he'd lose to Trindad, Wright and Tarver, but in each of those fights he fought with great skills, innovation and pure toughness.

I expect the fight to be close throughout, but I also expect Hopkins to take enough control of the fight from the mid to late rounds. My prediction is Hopkins by a score of 116-113.

— Felix

District 3-5A boys and girls standings, results, schedule

Boys
LCHS 5-11, 1-0
Gadsden 10-9, 1-0
Mayfield 10-6, 0-0
Alamogordo 9-10, 0-1
Onate 9-8, 0-1
Tuesday’s Scores
Las Cruces High High 86, Alamogordo 55
Gadsden 51, Onate 36
Mayfield 59, Deming 52
Friday’s Games
Gadsden at Mayfield, 7:30 p.m.
LCHS at Onate, 7:30 p.m.

Girls
Alamogordo 15-3, 1-0
Onate 5-9, 1-0
Mayfield 13-4, 0-0
Las Cruces High 8-8, 0-1
Gadsden 5-14, 0-1
Tuesday’s Scores
Alamogordo 47, Las Cruces High 41
Onate 50, Gadsden 39
Friday’s Games
Onate at Las Cruces High, 7:30 p.m.
Mayfield at Gadsden, 7:30 p.m.

New Mexico Prep Hoops Scores, Jan. 22

Tuesday’s Scores
Boys Basketball
Albuquerque Academy 86, Moriarty 37
Cibola 75, Eldorado 46
Desert Academy 47, NMSD 38
Estancia 57, Escalante 51
Fort Sumner 60, Floyd 53
Gadsden 51, Onate 36
Hagerman 57, Gateway Christian 50
Hobbs 94, Roswell 75
Hope Christian 75, Cuba 33
Hot Springs 72, Hatch Valley 55
Jal 55, Pecos, Texas 43
La Cueva 73, Santa Fe 68
Las Cruces 86, Alamogordo 55
Los Lunas 87, Rio Grande 59
Mayfield 59, Deming 52
Menaul 55, Jemez Valley 47
Piedra Vista 49, Farmington 39
Pine Hill 52, Tohajilee 41
Portales 63, NMMI 55
Questa 84, Monte del Sol 71
Santa Fe Prep 59, Bosque School 49
Santa Teresa 58, El Paso Cathedral, Texas 48
Shiprock 53, Aztec 47
Socorro 74, Chaparral 42
St. Pius 52, Grants 41
Tatum 61, Valley Christian 26
Texico 76, Melrose 50
Valley 60, Sandia 45
Girls Basketball
Alamogordo 47, Las Cruces 41
Artesia 61, Carlsbad 34
Belen 38, Del Norte 37
Cibola 60, Eldorado 53
Crownpoint 58, Bloomfield 19
Desert Academy 54, Santa Fe Prep 40
Dexter 55, Tularosa 50
Fort Sumner 47, Floyd 38
Hagerman 53, Gateway Christian 23
Hatch Valley 51, Hot Springs 26
Hobbs 45, Roswell 36
Kirtland Central 52, Pagosa Springs, Colo. 36
La Cueva 72, Santa Fe 35
Los Alamos 47, Taos 36
Mora 46, Santa Rosa 42
Moriarty 45, Albuquerque Academy 40
Navajo Pine 52, Many Farms, Ariz. 29
NMMI 43, Cloudcroft 36
Onate 50, Gadsden 34
Rehoboth 44, Gallup Catholic 36
Shiprock 52, Farmington 43
Socorro 52, Chaparral 25
St. Pius 56, Grants 14
Temple Baptist 44, Evangel Christian 29
Texico 56, Melrose 32
Thoreau 49, Laguna-Acoma 33
Tohajilee 63, Pine Hill 53
Valley 56, Sandia 49

NM High School Basketball Standings, Jan. 22

New Mexico High School Basketball Rankings
Girls
Class 5A
Note: Some records might be incomplete due to schools not updating records on NMAA website
As of Jan. 21
District 1-5A
West Mesa 5-9
Rio Rancho 9-5
Cibola 12-2
Gallup 10-2
District 2-5A
La Cueva 14-2
Albuquerque High 1-15
Santa Fe 9-8
Sandia 9-8
Valley 11-5
District 3-5A
Onate 4-9
Gadsden 5-13
Las Cruces High 8-7
Mayfield 13-4
Alamogordo 14-3
District 4-5A
Hobbs 6-10
Carlsbad 6-9
Clovis 4-8
District 5-5A
Los Lunas 8-9
Manzano 6-9
Highland 5-8
Rio Grande 9-6
Eldorado 11-4

Class 4A
District 1-4A
Piedra Vista 6-10
Farmington 0-17
Shiprock 6-4
Aztec 6-4
Kirtland Central 14-3
District 2-4A
Capital High School 5-11
Bernalillo 5-11
Taos 7-10
Los Alamos 8-9
Espanola Valley 2-8
District 3-4A
Santa Teresa 5-16
Silver 10-10
Deming 8-9
District 4-4A
Goddard 11-8
Roswell 12-4
Artesia 12-4
District 5-4A
Del Norte 4-11
Grants 7-9
Academy 6-9
Belen 7-5
St. Pius 10-2
Moriarty 14-1

Class 3A
District 1-3A
Bloomfield 4-12
Crownpoint 7-9
Wingate 4-9
Newcomb 6-8
Zuni 3-7
Tohatchi 3-6
DIstrict 2-3A
St. Michael’s 12-3
Robertson 7-8
W. Las Vegas 5-5
Raton 5-4
Pojoaque 14-1
Santa Fe Indian 16-0
District 3-3A
Chaparral 3-12
Cobre 5-11
Hatch Valley 6-9
Hot Springs 2-9
Socorro 12-4
District 4-3A
Lovington 10-9
Portales 6-7
Dexter 6-7
Ruidoso 12-5
District 5-3A
Laguna Acoma 7-8
Hope Christian 9-8
Sandia Prep 8-7
Cuba 2-7
Thoreau 12-4
Class 2A
District 1-2A
Ramah 0-9
Rehoboth 10-5
Navajo Pine 14-3
Pine Hill 10-3
Navajo Prep 8-3
District 2-2A
Escalante 7-7
Jemez Valley 6-7
Dulce 1-6
Coronado 15-2
District 3-2A
McCurdy 5-7
Penasco 3-10
Mesa Vista 1-7
Questa 3-5
District 4-2A
Pecos 4-8
Santa Fe Prep 1-8
Mora 11-6
Monte del Sol 2-5
District 5-2A
Mesilla Valley Christian unknown
Cloudcroft 6-6
Tularosa 4-6
Mescalero 12-4
Lordsburg 9-4
District 6-2A
Tucumcari 3-9
Santa Rosa 8-7
Clayton 7-5
Texico 15-1
District 7-2A
Jal 8-10
Eunice 4-8
Loving 3-6
Capitan 9-5
District 8-2A
Estancia 9-6
Menaul 1-6
East Mountain 1-5
Bosque School 7-4

Class 1A
District 1-1A
Cimarron 6-3
Roy 3-1
Springer 3-12
Des Moines 10-4
District 2-1A
Desert Academy 4-4
Evangel Christian 3-2
Temple Baptist 3-7
NM School for the Deaf 7-6
To’Hajillee 2-4
District 3-1A
Floyd 10-7
Melrose 7-6
Fort Sumner 5-4
Elida 11-3
Dora 2-2
District 4-1A
Grady 9-6
Clovis Christian 1-8
San Jon 0-5
House 7-4
Logan 2-4
Mosquero 0-1
District 5-1A
Reserve 1-6
Quemado 2-5
Animas 9-4
Cliff 17-1
District 6-1A
Gallup Catholic 12-5
Alamo Navajo 4-5
Magdalena 14-2
Tse Yi Gai 1-2
District 7-1A
Corona 1-7
Carrizozo 1-6
Vaughn 2-11
Mountainair 4-9
Hondo Valley 0-5
District 8-1A
Gateway Christian 0-9
Hagerman 10-6
Valley Christian 5-6
Tatum 5-6
Lake Arthur 3-3

Boys Prep Standings, N.M. Jan. 22

New Mexico High School Basketball Rankings
Boys
Class 5A
Note: Some records might be incomplete due to schools not updating records on NMAA website
As of Jan. 21
Class 5A
District 1-5A
Rio Rancho 7-8
West Mesa 10-6
Cibola 7-6
Gallup 12-3
District 2-5A
La Cueva 11-6
Valley 6-9
Santa Fe 2-9
Albuquerque High 9-6
Sandia 10-5
District 3-5A
Mayfield 9-6
Gadsden 9-9
Alamogordo 9-8
Onate 9-7
Las Cruces High 4-11
District 4-5A
Carlsbad 6-9
Hobbs 16-2
Clovis 15-0
District 5-5A
Manzano 12-5
Eldorado 7-10
Rio Grande 7-9
Los Lunas 12-6
Highland 11-2

Class 4A
District 1-4A
Kirtland Central 4-13
Farmington 4-12
Aztec 4-12
Shiprock 7-11
Piedra Vista 8-10
District 2-4A
Bernalillo High 9-8
Taos 5-7
Los Alamos 12-6
Capital 9-3
Espanola Valley 17-1
District 3-4A
Silver High 8-12
Santa Teresa 8-12
Deming 4-12
District 4-4A
Goddard 8-6
Roswell High 13-4
Artesia 11-3
District 5-4A
Del Norte 1-15
Moriarty 2-12
Belen 7-8
Academy 7-8
Grants 8-7
St. Pius 12-3

Class 3A
District 1-3A
Wingate 5-10
Crownpoint 4-10
Bloomfield 7-9
Zuni 0-8
Tohatchi 8-6
Newcomb 8-3
District 2-3A
Santa Fe Indian 4-11
Robertson 6-9
Pojoaque 12-4
W. Las Vegas 9-4
St. Michael’s 13-2
Raton 1-1
District 3-3A
Hot Springs 6-8
Chaparral 2-14
Cobre 1-10
Hatch Valley 2-9
Socorro 10-7
District 4-3A
Ruidoso 3-12
NMMI 7-10
Dexter 3-10
Lovington 8-7
Portales 5-7
District 5-3A
Laguna-Acoma 11-2
Cuba 1-10
Thoreau 0-10
Hope Christian 11-6
Sandia Prep 14-3

Class 2A
District 1-2A
Navajo Prep 5-11
Pine Hill 5-10
Rehoboth 7-4
Navajo Pine 15-3
Ramah 11-2
District 2-2A
Escalante High School 3-13
Dulce 6-9
Coronado 6-8
Jemez Valley 8-6
District 3-2A
Penasco 8-7
McCurdy 6-7
Questa 14-1
Mesa Vista 17-0
District 4-2A
Mora 7-9
Monte Del Sol 10-7
Pecos 6-7
Santa Fe Prep 4-6
District 5-2A
Mescalero 3-9
Tularosa 9-8
Lordsburg 6-8
Mesilla Valley Christian 14-3
Cloudcroft 12-3
District 6-2A
Tucumcari 3-7
Clayton 2-7
Texico 10-4
Santa Rosa 11-2
District 7-2A
Jal 3-12
Eunice 1-12
Loving 6-9
Capitan 8-8
District 8-2A
East Mountain High School 1-8
Menaul 7-5
Estancia 13-3
Bosque School 12-2

Class A
District 1-1A
Maxwell High School 6-6
Des Moines 7-4
Cimarron 7-4
Roy 1-2
Wagon Mound 7-1
Springer 7-1
District 2-1A
NM School for the Deaf 3-5
Temple Baptist 3-7
Desert Academy 2-7
Evangel Christian 1-6
To’Hajillee 4-5
Victory Christian 0-1
District 3-1A
Elida 14-0
Melrose 8-7
Floyd 10-7
Dora 10-4
Fort Sumner 6-4
District 4-1A
Logan 3-9
House 9-8
San Jon 0-12
Grady 7-8
Clovis Christian 3-8
Mosquero 0-3
District 5-1A
Animas 5-7
Quemado 7-10
Reserve 2-5
Cliff 17-0
District 6-1A
Alamo Navajo 0-13
Magdalena 3-10
Gallup Catholic 3-9
Tse Yi Gai High School 5-8
District 7-1A
Carrizozo 9-6
Mountainair 5-7
Corona 1-6
Hondo 9-4
Vaughn 7-4
District 8-1A
Lake Arthur 3-10
Valley Christian 5-8
Gateway Christian 10-5
Tatum 10-3
Hagerman 13-2

Some basketball stuff on 3-5A hoops

With District 3-5A boys and girls basketball starting on Tuesday night, here are a few thoughts.

On the girls side, the Alamogordo girls team with its 14-3 record appears to be the team to beat.

The Tigers’ only three losses were to Cibola, La Cueva and Eldorado. Head coach Gary Chapman is in his 12th season as the team’s head coach and he likes this team very much because of its depth and experience. Last year, the Tigers won one game in the 5A state tournament and that was huge for a program that has struggled for consistency in recent years.

The Tigers and Las Cruces High face each other in a big district game early on.

Las Cruces High head coach Matt Abney and his team also won a game in last year’s state tournament and were hoping for a big year this season.

While the Bulldawgs are 8-7 and have some nice wins on their side, they were hoping for a better record entering Tuesday’s district opener. But LCHS is coming off a nice win at home against Hobbs and it is getting improved play from guard Amanda Fratzola, a huge plus for the Bulldawgs.

If Las Cruces High can play good defense and slow the Tigers down with a zone defense and make some shots from the field, it has a chance in the opener.

The key for Las Cruces High is reaching the 50-55 point mark. When the Bulldawgs struggle, it’s because of a lack of consistency on offense.

The Mayfield Trojans girls basketball team suffered a huge loss on Friday night when guard Shatwa Morris went down with a potential season-ending right knee injury.

The 13-4 Trojans are already without senior Desiree Marrufo and if they lose Morris, you can probably kiss the district and state titles goodbye. Mayfield will likely still make the 5A playoffs if they can win at least four games in district, but it doesn’t look good for any extended run past that unless Marrufo comes back and can really help the team. Morris was averaging 18.8 points per game for the defending 5A champs and there is really nobody on the roster right now capable of scoring that many on a consistent basis.

On the boys side, Alamogordo definitely had the most talent, particularly with 6-foot-5 post Matt Peeler on board. But Peeler hasn’t played much this year because of a knee injury. If he comes back, watch out.

If he doesn’t, then the district is up for grabs. Mayfield has had some big wins this year, Onate is much improved and Gadsden is 9-9 but has lost several games by close margins and could easily have four or five more wins.

The key on the boys side of things will be who plays the best defense and who executes the best in the final part of the game. Health is also a concern.
Gadsden and Mayfield say they are healthy going in, LCHS has had no major injuries. Onate is fairly healthy, although guard Abe Tarin turned an ankle in Friday’s win against Carlsbad.

- Felix

Saturday's NM Prep Hoops Scores, 1/19

Saturday’s Scores

BOYS BASKETBALL

Albuquerque High 78, Rio Grande 69
Artesia 71, Deming 58
Bernalillo 72, Aztec 35
Carrizozo 77, Mountainair 59
Clayton 63, Wagon Mound 56
Clovis 90, Valley 64
Clovis Christian 72, Grady 53
Espanola Valley 90, Piedra Vista 54
Fort Sumner 66, Tucumcari 55
Gateway Christian 50, Hagerman 42
Hatch Valley 55, Zuni 47
Hope Christian 65, West Las Vegas 56
Lordsburg 43, Cobre 40
Los Alamos 62, Farmington 38
Menaul 61, Gallup Catholic 45
Navajo Pine 50, Tohatchi 48
Newcomb 74, Thoreau 53
Pagosa Springs, Colo. 48, Kirtland Central 36
Pecos 59, McCurdy 53
Portales 57, Rehoboth 48
Questa 65, Escalante 63
Rio Rancho 70, Eldorado 57
Roswell 70, Silver 49
Sandia Prep 66, Pojoaque 65
Socorro 69, Wingate 49
St. Pius 58, Sandia 53
Texico 60, Dulce 51
West Mesa 57, Belen 47

Dexter Invitational Tournament

Championship

Tularosa 50, Mesilla Valley 45

Reserve Tournament
Championship

Cliff 64, Reserve 49

GIRLS BASKETBALL

Alamogordo 61, Clovis 35
Highland 56, Farmington 29
Hope Christian 64, West Las Vegas 46
Kirtland Central 65, Pagosa Springs, Colo. 35
Las Cruces 51, Hobbs 33
Magdalena 64, Academia Juarez, Mexico 38
Manzano 54, Cibola 32
Portales 41, Goddard 39
Roswell 74, Lovington 51
Sandia 65, Rio Rancho 64
St. Pius 51, Los Alamos 45
Tohatchi 81, Dulce 32

Hope Christian Tournament
Fifth Place

Mora 53, Zuni 51 Championship
Santa Fe Indian 63, Hatch Valley 47

Sunland Park Selections, Jan. 20

Sunland Park Racetrack and Casino Graded Selections
Sunday, January 20, 2008
Post Time: 12:15 p.m.
Selections by Felix Chavez/Odds set by Sunland Park
Note: Simulcasting from Philadelphia and Tampa Bay begins at 10:25 a.m. Aqueduct and Scarborough, 10:30 a.m. Charles Town, 11:00 a.m. Turfway and Gulfstream Park, 11:15 a.m. Montreal, 11:25 a.m. Louisiana Downs and Fair Grounds, 11:30 a.m. Sunland Park, 12:15 p.m. Oaklawn Park and Turf Paradise, 12:30 p.m. Northville and Santa Anita, 1:00 p.m. Golden Gate, 1:15 p.m. Portland Meadows, 1:35 p.m. Fraser, 2:15 p.m. Dover Downs, 3:30 p.m. Sam Houston, 4:00 p.m. Mountaineer, 5:00 p.m. Balmoral, 5:30 p.m. Los Alamitos, 6:30 p.m.

1st – Purse $24,100. 4 year olds and up. Claiming $12,500. New Mexico-breds. 870 yards. (Daily Double, $1 Exacta, Trifecta, 10-cent Superfecta)
1 – Fast N Easy (C Lambert 120) 9-2
2 – Sargeant Runalot (M Villa 120) 6-1
3 – Jerry Tom Special (M Perez 120) 6-1
4 – Cowboy Jackpot (F Martinez 122) 7-2
5 – Gg Talker (E Ramirez 120) 8-1
6 – Devons Easy Lane (F Fuentes 120) 8-1
7 – Whatta Mag (R Jaime 124) 5-2
8 – Gotta Lotta Runaway (Ad Fuentes 120) 12-1
AE 9 – We Will Dance (M Bourdieu 120) 8-1
AE 10 – Jackson Banks (E Ramirez 120) 8-1
1 — No. 7 Whatta Mag has won two straight, distance is solid.
2 — No. 3 Jerry Tom Special gets the solid Miguel Perez to ride, has hit the board in 26 of 56 races.
3 — No. 1 Fast N Easy gets the solid Casey Lambert to ride, is dropping in class.

2nd – Purse $10,500. 4 year olds. Maiden. Claiming $12,500. 350 yards.
($1 Exacta, Trifecta, 10-cent Superfecta)
1 – Fall Dreams (S Martinez 124) 9-2
2 – Adios Dasher (L Gamez 124) 10-1
3 – Real Snow (S Estrada 124) 15-1
4 – Desperate Housewife (E Ramirez 124) 6-1
5 – Rio Beaudash (N Smith 124) 10-1
6 – Miss Dash Thru Cash (Ricky Ramirez 124) 8-1
7 – Elrojo Bird (D Means 121) 3-1
8 – Rapida Con Fuego (M Bourdieu 124) 15-1
9 – Redneck Baby (N Garcia 124) 12-1
10 – Gambleatyourownrisk (O Rincon 124) 7-2
AE 11 – Master Jimmy (E Ramirez 124) 4-1
AE 12 – Quickly Rose (M Villa 124) 20-1
1 — No. 1 Fall Dreams is dropping in class today, comes from low percentage gym.
2 — No. 7 Elrojo Bird has finished third in 11 races.
3 — No. 10 Gambleatyourownrisk has three second place showings in six starts.

3rd – Purse $16,100. 4 year olds and up. Claiming $10,000. New Mexico-breds. 400 yards. ($1 Exacta, Trifecta, 10-cent Superfecta)
1 – Red Ace One (S Thompson 122) 5-1
2 – Brt Opulence (F Martinez 122) 3-1
3 – Glory B Blazin (D Means 122) 4-1
4 – Genuine Strawdash (Ricky Ramirez 122) 8-1
5 – Light Theory (J Maldonado 122) 6-1
6 – Rio Overdrive (T Guymon 122) 8-1
7 – Fernandas Rosebud (F Fuentes 122) 12-1
8 – Shez Mighty Pfind (L Gamez 122) 10-1
9 – Quick Eight (E Ramirez 122) 15-1
10 – Looks Major (S Estrada 122) 12-1
AE 11 – Aj Rockndownthelites (J Maldonado 122) 15-1
AE 12 – Call for a Dream (E Ramirez 122) 15-1
1 — No. 2 Brt Opulence has hit the board in 4 of 8 starts, gets the always solid Freddie Martinez to ride.
2 — No. 3 Glory B Blazin has hit the board in 4 of 10 starts, comes from decent barn.
3 — No. 6 Rio Overdrive comes from the decent Wes T. Giles barn, Tony Guymon rides.

4th – Purse $37,600. 4 year olds and up. Allowance. Fillies and Mares. 400 yards. ($1 Exacta, Trifecta, 10-cent Superfecta)
1 – Chiquity Boom (E Ramirez 122) 6-1
2 – Grants Gold Strike (S Estrada 122) 8-1
3 – Fannie Mae Gol (J Martinez 124) 4-1
4 – Heavenly Trip (S Martinez 124) 5-2
5 – Icu Shazoom (S Thompson 122) 8-1
6 – Ms Klee (C Zamora 122) 7-2
7 – Stoli On Ice (F Martinez 122) 8-1
8 – Charmed Damsel (T Guymon 122) 10-1
1 — No. 4 Heavenly Trip has won 4 of 16, has run well of late and is coming off win on Dec. 29.
2 — No. 6 Ms Klee has hit the board in 16 of 28, has won 7 of 28 lifetime.
3 — No. 3 Fannie Mae Gol has won four straight races, Joe Martinez rides. Is sharp coming into race.

5th – Purse $25,300. 3 year olds. Maiden. New Mexico-breds. 6 furlongs. (Pick 3, $1 Exacta, Trifecta, 10-cent Superfecta)
1 – Trick Ryder (M Bourdieu 120) 10-1
2 – Francesco Doro (C Lambert 120) 3-1
3 – Solid Moves (C Rivas 120) 7-2
4 – Wildinthewildwest (J Coates 120) 12-1
5 – Live Ammo (M Perez 120) 6-1
6 – Slickuno (N Summers 120) 15-1
7 – Iareaferrara (Q Bui 120) 6-1
8 – Tuff Review (K Tohill 120) 8-1
9 – Star of the West (M Villa 120) 9-2
1 — No. 2 Francesco Doro comes from decent percentage barn, has had good workouts of late, gets Casey Lambert to ride.
2 — No. 3 Solid Moves ran against very solid bunch last time out, should be competitive against these.
3 — No. 7 Iareaferrara is a first time starter, might be worth a look. Comes from decent barn.

6th – Purse $13,800. 4 year olds and up. Claiming $10,000. 5 furlongs.
($1 Exacta, Trifecta, 10-cent Superfecta)
1 – Idle Idol (J Purdome 120) 8-1
2 – Formal Appeal (A Juarez, Jr 120) 5-2
3 – Sport (M Ziegler 120) 9-2
4 – Take Home the Gold (T Cunningham 120) 7-2
5 – Rowdy Who (N Summers 120) 8-1
6 – Mercer Beech (M Perez 120) 20-1
7 – Blue Gator (K Tohill 120) 6-1
8 – Gotta Secret (M Villa 120) 5-1
1 — No. 2 Formal Appeal has hit the board in 10 of 20 races, comes from the solid Steve Asmussen barn.
2 — No. 4 Take Home the Gold comes from low percentage barn, but has been competitive in career, hitting board 6 times in 13 starts.
3 — No. 3 Sport has struggled in last two outs, but has hit the board in 13 of 24 races. Comes from low percentage barn.

7th – Purse $25,300. 3 year olds. Maiden. New Mexico-breds. 6 furlongs. ($1 Exacta, Trifecta, 10-cent Superfecta)
1 – T Fudge (J Barton 120) 8-1
2 – Key to the Band (K Tohill 120) 12-1
3 – Alytaj (R Jaime 120) 6-1
4 – Mynameisnobody (F Fuentes 120) 4-1
5 – Phantom in the Sky (N Smith 120) 10-1
6 – Blazing Band (M Perez 120) 8-1
7 – Cowboy Whiskers (A Juarez, Jr 120) 20-1
8 – He’s a Tough Dude (M Villa 120) 8-1
9 – Enchanted Outlaw (C Lambert 120) 6-1
10 – Daddy O. (J Martinez 120) 3-1
1 — No. 10 Daddy O. was second best in last start for trainer Henry Dominguez. Gets the always solid Joe Martinez to ride.
2 — No. 9 Enchanted Outlaw is a first time starter for trainer Todd Fincher, Casey Lambert gets the ride.
3 — No. 3 Alytaj couldn’t hold on for win last time out, showed good early speed. Could be factor in race.

8th – Purse $22,000. 3 year olds. Maiden. Fillies. One mile. (50-cent Pick 4, $1 Exacta, Trifecta, 10-cent Superfecta)
1 – Blueberry Tart (M Bourdieu 120) 8-1
2 – Dreamful (J Martinez 120) 5-2
3 – Stitch (A Juarez, Jr 120) 6-1
4 – Bad Comma (J Barton 120) 15-1
5 – Pelosi (D Sterling 120) 10-1
6 – Wildcat Lil (T Wales 120) 8-1
7 – Fast N Flirty (K Tohill 120) 7-2
8 – Augustina (M Perez 120) 20-1
9 – Miss Dominant (N Smith 117) 6-1
10 – Catalina Flyer (D Essman 120) 12-1
AE 11 – Texasleestown (A Ramos 120) 12-1
AE 12 – Super Heroine (C Madeira 120) 3-1
1 — No. 2 Dreamful improved in last race for trainer Henry Dominguez, going the mile is a good distance for horse.
2 — No. 7 Fast N Flirty come from decent Fred Danley barn, ships in from Hollywood Park.
3 — No. 3 Stitch hopes to improve in second start for trainer Steve Asmussen. Ships in from Churchill Downs.

9th – Purse $10,600. 4 year olds and up. Claiming $6,250. Fillies and Mares. 6 and one-half furlongs. ($1 Pick 3, $1 Exacta, Trifecta, 10-cent Superfecta)
1 – Huddle Too (J Barton 120) 5-2
2 – Amiga Mia (M Ziegler 118) 20-1
3 – Thunderandwine (J Espitia 118) 8-1
4 – Captain’s Contessa (R Jaime 118) 15-1
5 – Phantom Touche’ (M Perez 119) 10-1
6 – I’m High On Topper (K Tohill 118) 6-1
7 – Shady Shores (A Ramos 118) 7-2
8 – Seanic Loop (N Summers 115) 20-1
9 – Yankee Tune (C Lambert 118) 5-1
10 – Misty Trail (T Wales 118) 8-1
1 — No. 1 Huddle Too has been consistent of late, gets nice post in sprint race.
2 — No. 7 Shady Shores has hit the board in 5 of 10 races, should be able to fare well against this bunch.
3 — No. 9 Yankee Tune finished third last time out.

10th – Purse $30,500. 4 year olds and up. Allowance. Fillies and Mares. New Mexico-breds. 5 and one-half furlongs. (Late Daily Double, $1 Exacta, Trifecta, 10-cent Superfecta)
1 – Bossy Bush (J Martinez 122) 10-1
2 – Trader’s Babe (J Barton 120) 8-1
3 – Brumbird (C Zamora 122) 12-1
4 – Great Moves (A Ramos 120) 8-1
5 – Tercero (A Cruz 120) 15-1
6 – Mad May Magic (A Juarez, Jr 120) 5-1
7 – Partyband (K Tohill 120) 3-1
8 – Pleasant Colleen (M Perez 120) 6-1
9 – Danzig’s Trail (T Wales 120) 12-1
10 – Sizzle (C Lambert 120) 4-1
1 — No. 6 Mad May Magic ran well in last out, another strong showing could get him a win or in the top two.
2 — No. 7 Partyband gets Ken Tohill aboard, shorter distance could be beneficial.
3 — No. 1 Bossy Bush is moving up in class, but might be worth a look in race.

11th – Purse $10,500. 4 year olds and up. Claiming $5,000. 5 and one-half furlongs. ($1 Exacta, Trifecta, 10-cent Superfecta)
1 – Silver Thunder (J Espitia 118) 12-1
2 – Six Picker Paul (J Maldonado 118) 10-1
3 – Smashed Cat (M Villa 120) 12-1
4 – Our Irish Boot (A Juarez, Jr 118) 4-1
5 – Sir Lancelittle (R Jaime 115) 20-1
6 – Blue Caracal (K Tohill 118) 5-2
7 – Babes Wont Tell (J Martinez 118) 15-1
8 – Janzig Affair (M Bourdieu 118) 6-1
9 – He’s a Heathen (D Sterling 118) 15-1
10 – Don’tcallmefarnum (M Perez 118) 15-1
11 – Ridge Jumper (C Lambert 118) 8-1
12 – Dial Anthony (C Madeira 118) 10-1
1 — No. 6 Blue Caracal finished second in last start, has decent speed ratings and comes from decent barn.
2 — No. 4 Our Irish Boot has won 3 of 8 races, will have to close well to win.
3 — No. 10 Don’tcallmefarnum has hit the board in 8 of 23 races.

New Mexico Prep Basketball Scores Jan. 19

Friday’s Scores
Boys Basketball
Artesia 76, Silver 48
Capital 56, St. Michael’s 53
Cimarron 57, Mora 43
Clayton 52, Dulce 48
Cloudcroft 54, Loving 41
Escalante 46, Santa Fe Prep 45
Floyd 59, Mountainair 51
Foothill 56, Valley Christian 55
Fort Sumner 74, Clovis Christian 51
Hagerman 75, Hot Springs 55
Los Alamos 77, Del Norte 51
Mesilla Valley 73, Dexter 29
Onate 59, Carlsbad 43
Pecos 55, Penasco 53
Piedra Vista 97, Taos 75
Rio Grande 61, La Cueva 58, OT
Roswell 80, Deming 68
St. Pius 60, Farmington 27
Texico 47, Friona, Texas 45
Thoreau 70, Crownpoint 68
Cuba Invitational Tournament
Semifinal
Bosque School 56, Coronado 19
Consolation Semifinal
Ramah 92, Bloomfield JV 48
Hope Christian Tournament
Hope Christian 69, Tohatchi 35
Rehoboth 60, Zuni 31
West Las Vegas 72, Navajo Pine 69, OT
Girls Basketball
Cloudcroft 47, Loving 35
Clovis Christian 51, Fort Sumner 49
Desert Academy 48, Evangel Christian 25
Eldorado 65, Farmington 20
Floyd 86, Mountainair 18
Kirtland Central 40, Gallup 23
La Cueva 50, Manzano 40
Mayfield 47, Hobbs 42
Pojoaque 61, Taos 42
Rio Grande 49, Los Alamos 40
Texico 41, Friona, Texas 28
Aztec Tournament
Artesia 51, Robertson 34
Bernalillo 57, Aztec JV 28
Capital 58, Espanola Valley 51
Silver 47, Aztec 44
Bosque tournament
Tohajilee 57, Tse Yi Gai 32
Cuba Invitational Tournament
Consolation Semifinal
Escalante 57, Mesa Vista 43
Hope Christian Tournament
Hatch Valley 64, Hope Christian 54
Mora 54, Tohatchi 46
Santa Fe Indian 63, West Las Vegas 58
Zuni 66, Dulce 42
Reserve Tournament
Cliff 36, Animas 35, OT

Sunland Park Selections, Jan. 19

Sunland Park Racetrack and Casino Graded Race Selections
Saturday, January 19, 2008
Post Time: 12:15 p.m.
Selections by Felix Chavez/Odds set by Sunland Park
Note: Simulcasting from Laurel begins at 10:10 a.m. Philadelphia and Tampa Bay, 10:25 a.m. Aqueduct, Freehold and Scarborough, 10:30 a.m. Gatineau and Turfway Park, 11:10 a.m. Beulah Park and Gulfstream Park, 11:15 a.m. Louisiana Downs and Fair Grounds, 11:30 a.m. Oaklawn, 12:05 p.m. Sunland Park, 12:15 p.m. Turf Paradise, 12:30 p.m. Santa Anita, 1:00 p.m. Golden Gate, 1:15 p.m. Fraser, 2:15 p.m. Dover Downs, 3:30 p.m. Northville, 4:40 p.m. Meadowlands, Mountaineer and Northfield, 5:00 p.m. Charles Town, 5:15 p.m. Delta Downs and Woodbine, 5:30 p.m. Sam Houston, 6:00 p.m. Balmoral, 6:20 p.m. Los Alamitos, 8:00 p.m.

1st – Purse $21,000. 3 year olds. Maiden. 350 yards.
(Daily Double, $1 Exacta, Trifecta, 10-cent Superfecta)
1 – Mr Hurricane Jess (N Garcia 122) 10-1
2 – Miss Runaway Champ (M Villa 122) 10-1
3 – First Down Cartel (S Thompson 122) 5-2
4 – Ba First Down Duino (JD Valenzuela 122) 20-1
5 – Coyame Splash (E Ramirez 122) 7-2
6 – Nicholes Ransom (N Smith 122) 12-1
7 – This Chief Executive (JJ Gonzales 122) 10-1
8 – Stoli Model (S Martinez 122) 9-2
9 – Strawfly Chick (D Means 122) 6-1
10 – Cash Impish (B Harmon 122) 15-1
AE 11 – Eye Stol First (JJ Gonzales 122) 8-1
AE 12 – Chicks Derringer (N Garcia 122) 15-1
1 — No. 3 First Down Cartel comes from high percentage Michael Joiner barn, has hit the board in 2 of 3 starts.
2 — No. 8 Stoli Model just missed in last start, distance should be fine.
3 — No. 9 Strawfly Chick is a first time starter for Robert Sanchez, works have been decent.

2nd – Purse $10,200. 4 year olds and up. Claiming $5,000. 440 yards.
($1 Exacta, Trifecta, 10-cent Superfecta)
1 – Classy Aces (M Bourdieu 122) 12-1
2 – Styledgee (T Guymon 122) 8-1
3 – De Special Jet (M Villa 122) 6-1
4 – Shes Perfect Magic (S Martinez 122) 5-1
5 – Down to the Wire (F Martinez 122) 12-1
6 – Half Past Fast (D Pinon 122) 15-1
7 – Count the Blingbling (B Perez 122) 12-1
8 – Romantic Native (B Harmon 122) 4-1
9 – Traffic Plannin (JJ Gonzales 122) 5-2
10 – Goin Invisible (F Rojas 122) 12-1
AE 11 – Pies Eye Opener (C Zamora 122) 3-1
AE 12 – Reckless Miracle (A Escareno 122) 10-1
1 — No. 9 Traffic Plannin has won 5 of 30 and is coming off a nice win last time out, gets J.J. Gonzales to ride.
2 — No. 8 Romantic Native ran second last time out, ha won 8 of 37.
3 — No. 2 Styledgee comes from decent barn, just missed in last start with strong charge at the end.

3rd – Purse $31,700. 3 year olds and up. Allowance. New Mexico-breds. 870 yards. ($1 Exacta, Trifecta, 10-cent Superfecta)
1 – Easy Blazin (E Ramirez 124) 3-1
2 – Dooley Robbed (N Garcia 120) 10-1
3 – Real Swifty (F Martinez 120) 6-1
4 – Moo Flyer (Ricky Ramirez 120) 5-2
5 – Stone Star Jumper (R Jaime 120) 5-1
6 – Hezablazinman (M Villa 120) 8-1
7 – Crime Scene (J Maldonado 120) 12-1
8 – Kg Spirit (M Perez 120) 6-1
AE 9 – One Dot and Dash (JJ Gonzales 120) 10-1
AE 10 – I Know Won Too (O Ortega 120) 8-1
1 — No. 1 Easy Blazin comes from the very good Carlos Sedillo barn. Has hit the board in 9 of 16 and Esgar Ramirez rides.
2 — No. 4 Moo Flyer has won last two, distance is to liking.
3 — No. 5 Stone Star Jumper has hit the board in 8 of 13, comes from low percentage barn.

4th – Purse $29,500. 3 year olds. Allowance. New Mexico-breds. 400 yards. ($1 Exacta, Trifecta, 10-cent Superfecta)
1 – Dustys Alibi (M Bourdieu 122) 15-1
2 – Pilgrim Wayne (O Hernandez 122) 10-1
3 – Mac N Fame (T Guymon 122) 4-1
4 – Southern Whirl Wind (D Sterling 122) 6-1
5 – Icu Cash (B Perez 122) 15-1
6 – Brt Wire to Wire (S Thompson 122) 6-1
7 – Cooper Wootan (JJ Gonzales 122) 10-1
8 – A First Caller (Ricky Ramirez 122) 3-1
9 – Chicks Portell (O Ortega 122) 8-1
10 – Hottest Game in Town (F Martinez 122) 6-1
AE 11 – This Ones for Elle (E Ramirez 122) 10-1
AE 12 – Fame At Large (F Martinez 122) 8-1
1 — No. 3 Mac N Fame comes from good barn, has hit board in 6 of 7 starts.
2 — No. 8 A First Caller is trained by Blane Wood, has hit the board in 6 of 7 starts as well.
3 — No. 4 Southern Whirl Wind comes from a very good Fred Danley barn, Duane Sterling rides.

5th – Purse $22,000. 3 year olds. Maiden. One mile.
(Pick 3, $1 Exacta, Trifecta, 10-cent Superfecta)
1 – He’s a Big Daddy (C Lambert 120) 4-1
2 – Looking At You (M Ziegler 120) 6-1
3 – Salt the Vault (J Espitia 120) 4-1
4 – Lord Gallop (J Barton 120) 8-1
5 – Fast Rush (A Juarez, Jr 120) 3-1
6 – Cape Time (K Tohill 120) 5-2
7 – Sugarbuga (T Wales 120) 12-1
1 — No. 6 Cape Time comes from the very good Chris Hartman barn, Ken Tohill rides. Improved to second last time out.
2 — No. 5 Fast Rush is a first time starter with good credentials for trainer Steve Asmussen, Alfredo Juarez rides.
3 — No. 3 Salt the Vault comes from the very good Henry Dominguez barn, Jorge Espitia rides.

6th – Purse $13,800. 4 and 5 year olds. Maiden. Claiming $10,000. New Mexico-breds. 5 and one-half furlongs. ($1 Exacta, Trifecta, 10-cent Superfecta)
1 – Liba Myst (D Essman 117) 15-1
2 – Traders Turn (C Madeira 122) 7-2
3 – Briannas Twilight (R Jaime 117) 8-1
4 – Chili Pache (A Juarez, Jr 122) 5-1
5 – Tour de Babe (A Ramos 122) 8-1
6 – Chenault’s Dream (Q Bui 122) 9-5
7 – Fancy Catillac (M Villa 122) 10-1
8 – Comestormin Norman (N Summers 122) 12-1
9 – Whip Lash Dash (M Bourdieu 122) 12-1
1 — No. 6 Chenault’s Dream has finished twice in back to back races, but keep in mind, he’s 0 for 19 lifetime.
2 — No. 2 Traders Turn comes from Joel Marr barn. Distance should be to liking.
3 — No. 4 Chili Pache might be worth a look here for play in exotics.

7th – Purse $13,800. 4 and 5 year olds. Maiden. Claiming $10,000. New Mexico-breds. 5 and one-half furlongs. ($1 Exacta, Trifecta, 10-cent Superfecta)
1 – Nobel Two Step (N Smith 122) 6-1
2 – Bum in the Sun (N Summers 122) 8-1
3 – Promise Me Eishin (A Cruz 122) 5-2
4 – Hes the Bull (M Bourdieu 122) 20-1
5 – Little X Man (R Jaime 122) 8-1
6 – Done’s Ledo (J Barton 122) 15-1
7 – The Real Diesel (N Rodriguez 122) 15-1
8 – Band of Songs (D Essman 122) 6-1
9 – Mr. Fast Lane (A Ramos 122) 7-2
10 – Spirit of the West (F Rojas 122) 8-1
1 — No. 3 Promise Me Eishin is coming off decent effort, had decent speed figure last time out for this bunch.
2 — No. 5 Little X Man has hit the board in 6 of 14 starts.
3 — No. 1 Nobel Two Step comes from decent barn, is a first time starter to keep en eye on.

8th – Purse $27,200. 3 year olds. Allowance. 6 and one-half furlongs. (50-cent Pick 4, $1 Exacta, Trifecta, 10-cent Superfecta)
1 – Trixie Bit (T Cunningham 120) 6-1
2 – Banker’s Way (K Tohill 118) 7-2
3 – Rideitlikeustoleit (M Bourdieu 120) 8-1
4 – Mr. Golden Ruler (J Espitia 120) 6-1
5 – Wild Posse (A Juarez, Jr 118) 2-1
6 – Outofecho (J Martinez 115) 6-1
7 – Vinny V. (T Wales 118) 9-2
1 — No. 5 Wild Posse has been consistent for trainer Steve Asmussen, Alfredo Juarez rides.
2 — No. 2 Banker’s Way gets Ken Tohill to ride, has hit the board in 3 of 5 starts.
3 — No. 6 Outofecho comes from low percentage barn, but Joe Martinez rides.

9th – Purse $10,400. 4 year olds and up. Claiming $6,250. 6 and one-half furlongs. ($1 Pick 3, $1 Exacta, Trifecta, 10-cent Superfecta)
1 – Seminar (A Ramos 120) 3-1
2 – Deregulation (D Essman 120) 12-1
3 – Naval Salute (C Zamora 120) 15-1
4 – Bound for Houston (C Lambert 120) 10-1
5 – Diggler (A Cruz 120) 20-1
6 – Smarty Bear (K Tohill 117) 6-1
7 – Sky Boy (A Juarez, Jr 120) 5-1
8 – Ego’s Star (J Espitia 122) 20-1
9 – Bold Exceder (T Cunningham 120) 20-1
10 – River Wide (M Villa 120) 4-1
11 – Yukon’s Gold (J Coates 122) 12-1
12 – Boston Direct (J Maldonado 120) 10-1
1 — No. 7 Sky Boy comes from decent percentage barn, might like longer distance.
2 — No. 1 Seminar finished second in last race at this distance.
3 — No. 11 Yukon’s Gold is coming off win in last out, might like longer distance.

10th – Purse $125,000. 3 year olds. Fillies. La Senora Handicap. New Mexico-breds. 6 furlongs. (Late Daily Double, $1 Exacta, Trifecta, 10-cent Superfecta)
1 – Sweetghostrun (A Juarez, Jr 119) 5-1
2 – Magique (A Cruz 114) 20-1
3 – One Bad Ghost (K Tohill 119) 4-1
4 – Etoile de Dome (C Lambert 121) 5-2
5 – Askmetodance (J Martinez 118) 6-1
6 – Wildwood Band (C Madeira 115) 12-1
7 – Ellie’s Rhythm (J Espitia 115) 15-1
8 – Shadow Me (R Jaime 115) 20-1
9 – Pocketfullachime (J Barton 118) 8-1
10 – Frilly Not Tricky (M Bourdieu 115) 15-1
11 – Magandalooker (Q Bui 117) 10-1
1 — No. 4 Etoile de Dome is very sound coming into races. Has raced in tough races and fared well, has hit the board in all six starts.
2 — No. 3 One Bad Ghost comes from sound Joel Marr barn, Ken Tohill rides.
3 — No. 5 Askmetodance could be a factor, has hit the board in all three races, winning two.

11th – Purse $14,000. 4 year olds and up. Claiming $5,000. Fillies and Mares. New Mexico-breds. 6 furlongs. ($1 Exacta, Trifecta, 10-cent Superfecta)
1 – Boji Bell (N Smith 118) 15-1
2 – Hollywood Girl (R Jaime 118) 8-1
3 – Miss Mel a Rose (M Perez 118) 20-1
4 – Cope’s Angel (Q Bui 122) 9-2
5 – Western Yankee (D Essman 118) 10-1
6 – Pink Toenails (T Cunningham 118) 15-1
7 – Runaway Coach (M Bourdieu 118) 8-1
8 – Delta Star (J Espitia 118) 8-1
9 – Reba Jones (J Coates 122) 15-1
10 – Bendalee (J Martinez 118) 7-2
11 – Windy Storm’n Rose (A Cruz 118) 8-1
12 – Cozzenetime (K Tohill 120) 6-1
1 — No. 11 Windy Storm’n Rose has won 6 of 33, comes from low percentage barn.
2 — No. 2 Hollywood Girl could be a factor here for trainer Fred Danley, owns three wins from 13 starts.
3 — No. 4 Cope’s Angel won last start, comes from decent Dan Dennison barn.