US EditionTenma, Silent Law run 1-2 for Bob Baffert in Santa Anita Oaks
- Tenma, ridden by Juan Hernandez, secured a victory in the Santa Anita Oaks on Saturday.
- Tenma's performance declined after a strong summer, requiring a good showing to qualify for the Kentucky Oaks.
- Tenma, daughter of Nyquist, ran 1 1/16 miles in 1:46.15, overcoming a slow start in the five-horse field.
- Tenma paid $2.60 after catching stablemate Silent Law; Hernandez noted she got 'a little lazy'.
- With the Oaks berth secured, Tenma's win contributed to high wagers at Santa Anita, up 24% from last year.
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Tenma, Silent Law run 1-2 for Bob Baffert in Santa Anita Oaks
ARCADIA — This time, in her bid for the big stage, Tenma passed the audition. Last fall, the filly was shaping up as a Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Fillies contender after a strong summer at Del Mar, only to run a poor third behind two other Bob Baffert-trained 2-year-olds in the final prep race at Santa Anita and miss the championship event at Del Mar. Saturday, with a new winning streak going and needing a strong performance to earn a spot in the Ke…
Nyquist's Tenma Gets it Done in Santa Anita Oaks
Heavily favored Tenma (Nyquist) solidified her status as the West Coast's leading GI Kentucky Oaks contender with an easy victory in the GII Fasig-Tipton Santa Anita Oaks Saturday in Arcadia. Sent off at 1-5 in her first start since a romping win in the Feb. 2 GIII Las Virgenes Stakes, the dark bay filly was away well and was taken in hand to sit a stalking trip as stablemate Silent Law (Tiz the Law) exchanged blows with No Bad Beats (Midnight S…
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