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Bourbon Steak - Four Seasons Washington DC
- Address:
2800 Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington, DC 20007Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
Contemporary AmericanPrice: $31 to $50
Bourbon Steak - Four Seasons Washington DC
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.bourbonsteakdc.com/
- Phone: 2029442026x
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday through Friday 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.
Dinner: Sunday through Thursday 6:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.; Friday through Saturday 5:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m.
- Payment Options: AMEX,Carte Blanche,Discover,JCB,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: American, Steakhouse, Contemporary American
- Executive Chef: Michael Mina
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Farm to Table, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Smoking Area, Smoking Area (patio only), View, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Special Events: Bourbon Steak can accommodate your party, large or small and can host special events for either lunch or dinner and is available to reserve in its entirety.
Getting there
- Cross Street: 29th Street & M Street
- Public Transit: 38B Metro Bus
Georgetown Metro Connection (blue bus system from Foggy Bottom to Rossyln Metro Stops)
Closest Metro stops: Foggy Bottom Metro (George Washington University) and Dupont Circle
- Parking: Valet
- Parking Details: During lunch Bourbon Steak offers complimentary valet parking. For dinner we offer validated valet parking at a rate of $12. Limited street parking is also available.
A word from Bourbon Steak - Four Seasons Washington DC
Featuring contemporary American fare with a focus on seasonal ingredients, BOURBON STEAK offers all-natural, organic and hormone free cuts of beef and the freshest seafood available worldwide. Prior to grilling, all meats at BOURBON STEAK are first poached to mouthwatering tenderness-red meats in butter, lamb in olive oil and pork in bacon fat.Continued
Keeping with the nation's capital's emphasis on power daytime dining, BOURBON STEAK is one of the first Michael Mina restaurants to serve lunch. Guests can anticipate new salad entrées accompanied by homemade, fresh from the oven bread, each specifically created to complement the salad it is paired with.
Rockwell Group of New York composed a design scheme which reflects the elegant informality of Mina's modern American cuisine, while also paying tribute to the classical stature of the hotel. Natural materials and crafted accents surround the space, from seeded and rubbed glass, to stitched leather and wood.
Keeping with the nation's capital's emphasis on power daytime dining, BOURBON STEAK is one of the first Michael Mina restaurants to serve lunch. Guests can anticipate new salad entrées accompanied by homemade, fresh from the oven bread, each specifically created to complement the salad it is paired with.
Rockwell Group of New York composed a design scheme which reflects the elegant informality of Mina's modern American cuisine, while also paying tribute to the classical stature of the hotel. Natural materials and crafted accents surround the space, from seeded and rubbed glass, to stitched leather and wood.
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Awards voted by OpenTable diners
- Diners' Choice WinnerBest Service
- Diners' Choice WinnerContemporary American
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Bourbon Steak - Four Seasons Washington DC reviews from OpenTable diners
174 reviews since April 25, 2014
- Food4.5Service4.6
- Ambiance4.3Noise LevelModerate
special occasion (118)notable wine list (76)fit for foodies (75)romantic (66)vibrant bar scene (46)hot spot (42)good for groups (30)great for lunch (25)great for outdoor dining (18)neighborhood gem (16)scenic view (14)late-night find (11)great for brunch (9)kid-friendly (6)Show More
- Cool joint to view rich folks strutBelacquaDined on 8/21/2014Great design, energy in the bar, rich and glamorous of Georgetown, some famous rock star was sitting in the lounge next to the bar, and the food is very, very good. But it is also very pricey, even for a lace like this, and my pricey flatiron steak was buried in salt.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Bourbon Steak OutstandingOpenTable Diner Since 2004Dined on 8/18/2014This was my third time at Bourbon Steak and we sat outside this time. The staff was excellence and the food was outstanding as usual. Great place for a special occasionSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Quality Does Not Match the HypeFishLawyerDined on 8/16/2014I love steak houses. Been to dozens of different ones, all around the country. So, my review may be colored by my by my memories of truly great meals I've had in the past. But, since Bourbon Steak styles itself as world class (it certainly charges world class prices), I don't think unfair to compare. In short, this emperor has no clothes. The food is decidedly average. The service is okay, but nothing of special note for a place of this supposed quality. And the ambiance is wholly underwhelming. The entire experience was three stars, but I docked a star for so badly meeting advertised expectations. Save your money and go somewhere else.
- Great anniversary dinner...but...OpenTable Diner Since 2006VIPDined on 8/16/2014My wife and I had a great anniversary dinner on Saturday. We were greeted with well wishes from the hostess and again at the table. Then we were welcomed with champagne, a great way to start the evening. The food and service was excellent, wish we could have tried dessert but we were running late for a show. The one comment, and maybe this is a new trend (stupid one), but if you are coming over to pour champagne the second I sit down and wishing us a happy anniversary, I feel the restaurant should also pick up the tab on that champagne. We were surprised to see it in the bill and paid it because we were running late. I feel this is a really under-minded attempt to just boost the bill and I will be much more cognizant next time.Special Features:
- Delicious!ValentinesDayDelightDined on 8/15/2014An overall excellent experience. Although the drink list was a bit unclear, the cocktail I randomly chose was outstanding. Instead of bread for starters, they serve three types of French fries and three dipping sauces. The curry dipping sauce was not great nor was the cheese flavored sauce, but the honey mustard sauce was tasty. As for dinner, the waiter warned us about ordering too many sides, but we insisted on getting 5 different sides for three people. Needless to say it was way to much. Sides were all excellent, but take the waiters recommendation as the portions are big. The steaks were outstanding. I ordered mine medium and it definitely came out med. rare. Still, it was a delicious steak. Service was outstanding and fast.Special Features:
- shrinkVIPDined on 8/13/2014Both the food and the ambiance were very good. The service was thoughtful and efficient. I would recommend this restaurant to friends and professional associates.Special Features:
- Too Much ButterOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 8/9/2014I understand that butter is decadent and is used liberally in most expensive dishes, but this restaurant goes a little too far. They poach all the steaks in it, they drench the rolls that come to the table, every side dish is overwhlemed with it. It just seems a little too much. At this level, it would make more sense to have more sophisticated light (EVOO) dishes. Everything is so heavy, seems a little glutenous which makes it feel cheap or unsophisticated. Just something to think about...
- good foodOpenTable Diner Since 2008VIPDined on 8/9/2014So a Four Seasons hotel. This implies diners leaving when they see high prices (but they should have checked the menu on line). The food here is incredible. I recommend the tuna tartare and the steaks. I tried the lobster pot pie. It was good (a tiny bit over cooked). The downsides are service and atmosphere. Out waitress said all/every one of the right things involved in being gracious. But it didn't seem to wash. It wasn't about being gracious and giving the gift of a spectacular experience. The design of the restaurant is antiquated (the least of my concerns). So, some very big pluses, and some things that are not bad, but that gratuitously could could be better--there does not seem to be an adult in the room overseeing everything.Special Features:
- AmazingFoodieDined on 8/7/2014Everything we ordered was tasty and cooked perfect. Must try the truffle Mac. They had a special birthday welcome for me when I sat at the table.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good steak and expensiveLongMemoryDined on 8/4/2014The steak was very good but of course came with quite expensive price. The restaurant is worth it for a special occasion. The service is very good.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 8/1/2014The appetizers and cocktails were great. However, steaks were overcooked. I had a baked potato that was so hard I couldn't cut it with a steak knife. Stick with Morton's or the Palm if you want steak done right.Special Features:
- Fabulous experience with one caveatOpenTable Diner Since 2005VIPDined on 8/1/2014Almost everything about our meal was lovely especially the birthday greeting & dessert bites, exceptional service & divine food. We had 2 young vegetarians along who were resigned to dining on salad & sides but thrilled to be served a quinoa burger & delicious gnocchi--"special creations" from the chef. The ONLY downside to our experience was no fault of the restaurant or its staff but rather the behavior of some impolite fellow diners (see below). There were many journalists/business types seated nearby and the Africa Summit was in town. Many diners were toting photography equipment & working on laptops & cell phones which definitely detracted from the ambiance of our intimate family celebration. Maybe this is always the vibe?Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Sticker shockFoodie1VIPDined on 7/31/2014Place was really great and service and pacing in line with the cost. But there is no way this is a $$$ restaurant, $$$$ at least...Special Features:
- averageBCofDCDined on 7/26/2014We were seated at 8:50, ordered promptly, received an appetizer at 9:45, and dinner at 10:30. That's a long time to wait for dinner. Much rather spend my money at Blue Duck where the food is truly impressive. Not "fit-for'foodies," but the bar scene is fun!Special Features:
- GingerDined on 7/26/2014Fabulous! We returned to Bourbon Steak and it is still wonderful. Winn Roberton is a gem and the wine selection wonderful. The staff is the best and not to be missed.Special Features:
- The Perfect MealesquirebabeVIPDined on 7/26/2014Three of the four of us were not huge red meat eaters, but we wanted to give it a try. And man, we weren't disappointed. At all. Not only were each of our steaks (2 of us had the Wagyu New York Strip, 2 had the Waygu Flatiron) the best steaks we have ever had, but the sides (whipped potatoes with gravy, truffle mac and cheese, sautéed spinach, asparagus, and crab hushpuppies), the truffle dinner rolls, the drinks (Crystal Clear Mojito, The Potomac Martini, and the Jefferson), and the service were impeccable and made for the perfect meal. We all agreed we'd come back the next time we were craving steak or just a lovely night out. It's not the cheapest meal in town, but for the quality and service you get, it's worth every penny.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- I'm ruinedCraigVIPDined on 7/26/2014I'm not normally a fan of steak places. I normally see them as too expensive and too much food. Bourbon Steak however has ruined me for all future steaks. It is easy to drop some cash here and as long as you are denting your wallet, choose the Waygu. We got the hanger steak and the best thing I can say is that it melts in your mouth. Prepared medium rare it is almost creamy in its texture. The butter, scallion emulsion, and bourbon sauce is perfect on the beef. The trio of fries with the trio of sauces while were were waiting was an over the top treat.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Much needed Mom night outdclocalVIPDined on 7/23/2014Girlfriend and I finally made it out to dinner and drinks! Fantastic service, the tartare delivered (both ahi and steak) and the trio of fries compliments of the kitchen did not disappoint.Special Features:
- AmazingJulioRDined on 7/18/2014What a great experience I had. I went to the Bourbon Steak for my Bday dinner and did not regret. Service is superb and the food was delicious. The ambience is also very nice, but a big group by our side was a bit noisy.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- StellarMowfoeDined on 7/17/2014From the wine and cocktails, to the steak, to the strawberry sorbet, most everything was stellar. Chicken was just OK, but you don't expect to get chicken in a place like this. Not only will the manager check on you after the meal like most upscale restaurants, but he suggests something else to eat and addresses you by name...it's the little things, right?Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 7/17/2014Wonderful food, great ambiance - good for special occasion or to just enjoy the company of friends.....Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- wonderful food and serviceKKDDGVIPDined on 7/15/2014The only reason i am not giving this a five star rating is becauseit was so loud that we had to raise our voices to speak with each other. If this had been a more casual restaurant, it would have received five stars because I expect a higher noise level then. We loved it and will be back.Special Features:
- Anniversary DinnerBiggtmoDined on 7/12/2014Loved the service and the ambiance was amazing. Food capped off a wonderful evening.Special Features:
- loved itfoodie332Dined on 7/12/2014Excellent romantic ambiance, delicious food, perfect service! Started with wine and oysters, duet of suckling pig and a steak with a side of their crab hush puppies. We loved everything! Worth every penny and we will definitely be back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- AWESOME STEAKSDMANNDined on 7/12/2014THE STEAKS HERE WERE AWESOME. THE STAFF TREATED US SO WELL FOR OUR 28TH ANNIVERSARY. I HIGHLY RECCOMMEND THIS PLACE!Special Features:
- perfect extravaganceDEGSDMDined on 7/12/2014this is a famous restaurant and the gracious service, creative menu, pleasant atmosphere -- and high prices -- all lived up to the hype. the beef lived up to its reputation, and husband, who is the expert carnivore, preferred the "regular" NY Strip to the Wagyu mini-filet we shared. the appetizer agnolotti were amazingly delicious, the sides of prawns (a regular on the menu) and creamed spinach were also excellent, as was the baked potato. the truffle-butter bread is also addicting, and the desserts were scrumptious. wife's fish was good. the portions, as server noted, are generous, so a group might enjoy ordering a variety of appetizers, sides, and accompaniments rather than entrees. unless you love a great steak.Special Features:
- Great Steaks at BourbonVinceDined on 7/11/2014Had a 8 oz Filet Mignon here. Ordered Medium Rare, steak came Meduim Rare+ and felt a little bit dry, but was delicious none the less. Ordered the Foie Gras as a side. Portion was reasonable but not huge as I had hoped. Had a glass of premium wine at $45, decent. Overall a nice meal although a bit on the expensive side. Place was humming and quite full. Reservations recommended. As the restaurant was busy, service was less attentive than I would have expected for a restaurant of this calibre.Special Features:
- Business Lunchiji93108VIPDined on 7/11/2014Not busy in July for Lunch. Quiet environment for business lunch; attentive staff. Food; colleagues "lamb burger" looked better than my "salmon burger" which had a ridiculously small portion of salmon on the bun (less than 3oz). Expensive; but as expectedSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Decadent Birthday DinnerAlohaAnaDined on 7/7/2014Enjoyed one of the best meals of my life! We arrived early and were seated right away. The birthday card from staff was a nice touch. Cocktails were amazing (The Killa B and the PC 2014) as were the trio of frites and rolls with truffle butter. The Strawberry Gazpacho was probably the most beautiful dish I have ever been served. My husband enjoyed the wedge salad, the bone-in New York Strip from VA (aged 50 days) and the salt-baked potato. I had the Lobster Pot Pie, reassembled table-side, which was phenomenal. I ended the meal with the Summer Panna Cotta and Moscato. We were checked on often by many of the staff and Colin provided excellent customer service. Can't wait for an encore meal. We'll be back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- High expectationrayaVIPDined on 7/6/2014The name the price and the location were promising Food not so much It's a shame
- Made my moms birthday specialNoteasilyimpressedDined on 7/4/2014Great food, service and made my mom feel so special on her special day. Thank you so much four seasons for always setting a new standard in service!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 7/4/2014Service was awesome and after the concierge hooked us up at the graham hotelSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DeltaVIPDined on 7/4/2014Micah was very knowledgeable and a pleasure as our server, he definitely enhanced our experience. Chef Joe did a great job, Foie Gras was out of this world! Great table allowed us to watch the 4th of July fireworks from where we were sitting. Thanks for an overall most memorable dining experience, can't wait to come back next time I'm in DC!!
- Awesome!OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 7/3/2014The servers and the food are outstanding! They will do anything within their will to make your time more than enjoyable and a pleasant.Special Features:
- Great SteaksGaryVIPDined on 6/30/2014We have dined at Bourbon Steak on several occasions, and as with this dining, the steaks were perfectly prepared, juicy, and well seasoned. Serving sides were ample, and enough to serve two people. For appetizers, the Iceberg Wedge Salad was large, loaded with bacon & Bleu cheese. The Asparagus Salad was also tasty. We each had Porterhouse steaks for entrees, which were flawless. Service throughout the evening was attentive and friendly. A thoroughly enjoyable evening.Special Features:
- A very special mealFairfaxVAVIPDined on 6/29/2014My wife took me for my birthday, and the food and service could not have been nicer. We had a wonderful table overlooking the C&O Canal, and were very well treated. It is an expensive meal, but everything we ate was fabulous and beautifully presented.Special Features:
- An Outstanding Anniversary dinner;)luv2dine9divaDined on 6/28/2014A very enjoyable experience, however very expensive but worth the stretch. The food was amazing and the service was extremely courteous! I would love to be able to afford to eat like that more often. Highly recommend if you are going to pamper that special partner in your life! Thank you for making it memorable!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Old faithfulKgh0109Dined on 6/26/2014We love Bourbon Steak. Food was delicious, drink menu is always changing and interesting and service was first rate. It is a loud and hopping place, but that just adds to the atmosphere! We know what to expect here, and it's always a great night!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good, but...Hungry1Dined on 6/25/2014With some of the highest prices around and being located in a city that has a vibrant restaurant scene, expectations are a little higher, and the most expensive restaurants should really wow you. We weren't wowed. I realize that restaurants with stellar reputations like Bourbon Steak don't appreciate reviews like this and some reviewers tend to wear rose-colored glasses when they're in one of the city's top restaurants, so forgive me if I've been to enough "best restaurants in the [name your] city" to be able to distinguish good from great. This was just good. The service by committee method left something to be desired, with one server strangely removing our bread plates before we'd even touched the bread. Still a hot bar scene.Special Features:
- terrible mealfoodieDined on 6/23/2014We arrived at 6 pm and didn't get our entrees until 7:30. One entrée, the stuffed pork chop, was inedible. Two of the 3 steaks were not cooked to order, but since we waited 1 1/2 hours for them we didn't send them back. We will not return.Special Features:


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Matt Smith's New Year's Day celebration got off to a good start Tuesday afternoon when he was sworn in as the area's new state senator.
Smith, who previously was a three-term state representative for most of the South Hills, was at the state Capitol in Harrisburg with friends and family for the unusual New Year's Day swearing-in ceremony.
The Mt. Lebanon Democrat takes over the 37th state Senate seat vacated by the retirement of John Pippy, a Republican from Moon Township. Smith defeated D. Raja, a Republican from Mt. Lebanon, in the November election to win the senate seat. The territory includes Sewickley-area communities.
"It has been an amazing and humbling journey to arrive at this moment," Smith said in a statement. "I am thankful to reach this milestone and look forward to returning home and getting back to work to serve the constituents of the 37th Senatorial District."
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The Panthers stayed in-house to replace Rob Chudzinski, promoting Mike Shula to offensive coordinator, according to Joseph Person of the Charlotte Observer.
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The Panthers have ignored the DT position high in the draft in recent years. That could change.
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Panthers LB Luke Kuechly, the 2012 NFL leader in tackles, was voted PFW/PFWA's Defensive Rookie of the Year.
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Munnerlyn called the 2012 season one of the best of his four-year career, and he's hoping to get a chance to build on it in a Panthers uniform next season.
Panthers name Gettleman general manager
The Panthers announced Wednesday that Dave Gettleman has been hired as general manager.
Panthers fire three assistants
Panthers LB coach Warren Belin, WR coach Fred Graves and RB coach John Settle will not return in 2013, the team announced Tuesday.
Panthers' GM search offers study in contrasts
Panthers owner Jerry Richardson will move into the next phase of his search for a new general manager next week.
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The Panthers have decided to retain head coach Ron Rivera, according to the Charlotte Observer.
The Panthers have announced they've re-signed Edwards.||||||| Edwards started 14 games and posted a career-high six sacks last season with Carolina, third-most among NFL defensive tackles. He also had 52 tackles. The 31-year-old Edwards is expected to be a starter this season.
The Panthers have announced they've made a move at defensive tackle, signing free agent Dwan Edwards and waiving last year's third-round draft pick Terrell McClain. Terms of Edwards' deal were not immediately available.||||||| Edwards played the last two seasons with the Buffalo Bills after spending six years with the Baltimore Ravens. The 6-foot-3, 301-pound Edwards has played in 85 games with 45 starts during his NFL career.
A person familiar with the move says the Buffalo Bills have released Edwards. The person confirmed Edwards' release on Friday, speaking on the condition of anonymity because the team hasn't made an announcement. Edwards is an eight-year NFL veteran, and preparing to enter his third season with Buffalo.||||||| Edwards was a two-year starter as a defensive end with the Bills, but was preparing to play a backup role at tackle position after the team switched to a 4-3 lineup this season. He had two years left on the $18 million contract, and scheduled to make a $4.1 million base salary this season.
Edwards is done for the season after being placed on injured reserve Thursday because of a hamstring injury.||||||| Edwards signed with the Bills this past offseason as a free agent, and had started all 11 games. He was injured in Sunday's overtime loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Edwards has signed a four-year contract with the Buffalo Bills.||||||| A person familiar with the negotiations told The Associated Press early Wednesday morning that the contract potentially is worth $18 million. The person spoke on the condition of anonymity because the deal has not yet been announced by the Bills. Edwards is a six-year NFL veteran, who played his entire career with Baltimore. He missed the entire 2008 season with a neck injury, but bounced back last year, with 56 tackles and two sacks in 18 games, including playoffs.


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The Dolphins used eighth inning magic once again to win Game One (10-4) but a seven-run second inning by the Hatters was the difference in Game Two (9-5) as the JU baseball team split a doubleheader with No. 18 Stetson, Saturday at John Sessions Stadium.
JU (24-15, 14-7), won its first game against a ranked opponent in 2011 (1-5) by plating six runs in the eighth inning of Game One.
SU (31-9, 14-4) jumped out to an early lead in the night cap and was able to hold off another eight-inning rally by the Dolphins to take the series.
"We had a much better effort today and we were within striking distance to take the series," said JU head coach Terry Alexander. "Stetson proved why they are a top 20 team and I hope we get a chance to face them again in the tournament."
In Game One, both teams were tied (4-4) until JU plated six runs on six hits while taking advantage of an error.
Freshman Chris Anderson (3-1) got the win after hurling three innings of shutout relief. Freshman Adam Maxon also added 1.2 innings of scoreless relief to keep the contest tied. Freshman Tony Mollica got the no-decision after allowing four runs (two earned) on six hits while walking four and striking out three in 4.1 innings.
Will Dorsey (5-4) was tagged with the loss after allowing four runs (three earned) on five hits with two walks and three strikeouts in two innings. Lindsey Caughel also got the no-decision after allowing three runs (two earned) on six hits with three walks and seven strikeouts in five innings.
Junior left fielder Jonathan Murphy led the Dolphins by going 3-for-6 with three RBI. Junior shortstop Jimmy Howick also finished with three hits while sophomore centerfielder Dan Gulbransen and sophomore designated hitter Adam Brett Walker (triple, three RBI) also finished with multiple hits.
Nick Rickles and Ben Carhart each finished with multiple hits to lead the Hatters.
In Game Two, the Hatters broke a scoreless tie in the second by plating seven runs on five hits while talking advantage of a Dolphin throwing error.
JU would cut the margin to 9-4 in the bottom of the eighth and still had runners on first and second but Jake Boyd entered the contest and got a strike out looking on a 3-2 count to end the threat.
Junior Sean Green (2-1) was tagged with the loss after allowing seven runs (six earned) on five hits with two walks in two innings. Senior Brian Gilroy kept the Dolphins within striking distance by allowing only one run on two hits through five innings. Freshman Will Flor would add an inning of shutout relief with three strikeouts.
Boyd (4-0) got the win after hurling 1.1 innings of scoreless relief. Austin Perez got the no-decision after allowing one run on nine hits with a walk and a strikeout in 4.1 innings.
Junior catcher Matt Frank led the Dolphins by going 3-for-4 with an RBI. Senior right fielder Esterlin Perozo went 3-for-5 with a double and an RBI while Murphy added two hits. Gulbransen extended his career-high hitting streak to 22 games with a base hit an infield hit to first in the third inning.
Carhart led the Hatters by going 2-for-4 with two RBI while Mark Jones added two hits.
The Dolphins will return to A-Sun action on the road against FGCU beginning on April 29 at 6:30 p.m.


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I first heard someone at a black student union party refer to herself – and to me, by extension – as a "regular black." The music had made a quick turn from the latest rap song to a Caribbean dancehall mix.
"Oh, I'm regular black; I don't dance to this music."
Well, this "regular black" continued dancing, but I was intrigued by the term.
A 73-year-old man accused of killing three people outside of Jewish sites near Kansas City is a former Ku Klux Klan leader with a history of anti-Semitism and racism, NBC News reports, citing law enforcement officials.
The man, Frazier Glenn Cross of Aurora, Mo., allegedly shot a 14-year-old Eagle Scout and his grandfather in a parking lot at the Jewish Community Center of Greater Kansas City campus in Overland Park, Kan., the news site says. He then proceeded several blocks away to shoot a woman at a retirement community, the report says.
The Southern Poverty Law Center, a civil rights organization that tracks hate groups, says Cross is also known as Glenn Miller or Frazier Glenn Miller, and is the former Grand Dragon of the Carolina Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, which he founded in the 1980s.
It's still the offseason for retired NFL cornerback Nnamdi Asomugha.
The 32-year-old former All-Pro announced his retirement in December after 11 seasons in the NFL, but he doesn't miss the game yet.
He's been focusing his energies on his foundation and providing new experiences and college visits for at-risk high school students from low-income communities.
AUSTIN, Texas – Former President George W. Bush said the education achievement gap – up to four years at some grade-levels – is a "nation scandal" that deserves immediate action.
Bush, former presidents Jimmy Carter and Bill Clinton and President Barack Obama addressed a three-day summit here last week celebrating the 50th anniversary of the 1964 Civil Rights Act at the Lyndon B. Johnson Presidential Library at the University of Texas.
Speaking at the closing session Thursday, Bush said: "According to the most recent testing, the average reading score for a white student at age 13 is about the same as an African-American at age 17 – that's a four-year, four-grade achievement gap. In an economy where higher skills are ever more necessary, that is scandalous. In a nation dedicated to equal opportunity, that is scandalous. Among the political heirs of King and Johnson and Dirksen and Humphrey, this should be a national scandal, demanding action."
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Anquan Boldin has one catch for the Ravens so far against the AFC North rival Bengals. It was a good one. Boldin caught a 35-yard pass down the middle for a touchdown to pull the score even between Baltimore and Cincinnati, 7-7, in the second quarter.
Joe Flacco had oodles of time off the play-action and found the Ravens wide receiver who had space before bulling his way into the end zone.
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This is a big game in the AFC North and the first meeting between the teams this season. Both teams are 6-3, but Baltimore is a perfect 2-0 in the division. Each of these two teams is chasing the division leader, Pittsburgh.
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Have you driven down Poplar Avenue or Farmington Road in Germantown lately?
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Have you been stuck in traffic on Poplar Avenue or Farmington Road in Germantown lately?
"It's just senseless. It's a waste of taxpayer money and it is a major inconvenience," said Walker Taylor of Germantown Commissary.
For more than a year, Germantown residents and visitors to the city have had to deal with major roadway construction on these two stretches of road.
"Whenever I can, most of the construction that is going on here, just to get to Starbucks is, it delays your day so I avoid it," said Richard Rossetti, Germantown resident.
"It's an inconvenience," added Emil Orth, also of Germantown. "It seems like it would be completed by now. I mean it goes on and on and on. You hardly ever see anyone out there working."
With the busy end of the year holiday shopping season weeks away, the question remains: when will the construction stop?
The $4.5 million, 18-month lane widening and repaving project is off schedule. A 10-year-old study was used when they started the project realized the roads had been paved over twice and they had to go back and start over because of it.
"It probably took me four minutes to get from there to here, maybe 50 yards," Rossetti said.
Business owners have been bracing for the impact the construction will have on their bottom line.
"Our customers are avoiding the area and taking alternative routes and going to other businesses outside of Germantown," said Lacey Doughner of The Winery of Germantown. "It hurts the whole community because it takes away our tax revenue."
"I'd rather go up Germantown Parkway or take a back road into Memphis and do my business," Orth added.
The project has taken longer than the Tennessee Department of Transportation expected, but there is relief in sight. Starting at noon on Nov. 21, all lanes will be open and construction will be halted until Monday, Nov. 26, giving motorists a break during the Thanksgiving holiday.
TDOT Community Relations Officer Nichole Lawrence told FOX13 News the main construction on the project should be completed in time for the December holiday rush. Drivers will also see a much improved roadway.
"There will be three lanes in each direction for Black Friday and we encourage them to go out and buy and spend tax dollars in the city of Germantown," Lawrence said.
"I'm a resident of Germantown," Rossetti said. "I am glad that they are spending the money to fix the roads so we have nice roads. I'm thankful for that."
Business owners, though, said they will believe it when they see it.
"We were told that it was going to be mostly done before the holiday starts, and it's still lingering," Taylor said. "What's so frustrating is you come out and see lanes that are blocked off but nothing is being done."
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text: Boutique Clothing Brands The Hottest Finds That Haven't Hit US Stores Yet by babysugar 8/03/10 0 Reactions 21 Shares Print 0 20 1 0 0 We always want what we can't have!. Yesterday I checked out the Playtime New York children's expo and discovered several eye catching brands that are hoping to break into stores with their clothing and toy collections. While some of the companies aren't yet ready for mass distribution, my fingers are crossed they'll be on the shelves of local boutiques soon. Take a look at some of my favorite picks! Wool and the Gang What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Novice and veteran knitters will get a kick out of Wool and the Gang's hip baby sets ($110). Created by a Swiss woman, the company offers kits that include needles, balls of Peruvian wool, a pattern and a sewing needle. The easy-to-follow instructions help mamas create a set that includes a bloomer, booties, and a bonnet. And if you get stuck while making the pieces, the company's site offers several online videos to get you back on track! 1 / 5 So Young Mother What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 The Canadian So Young Mother is one of the most thoughtful lines of diaper bags and lunch bags created for moms and tots. Founded by Catherine Choi, the coated linen lunch bags – in both messenger-style lunch box and bottle cooler forms – are easy to carry and even easier to wipe clean. The simply amazing Charlie bag ($145) has a built in cooler, contrasting interior lining to make searching for items easier, stroller straps and a carrying strap and, best of all, a built in sunglasses case to keep the sunnies in place at all times! 2 / 5 Big Head Baby What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Founded by an aunt who had trouble fitting traditional onesies over her nephew's head, Big Head Baby is a line of onesies featuring a zippered neck with contrasting fabrics. The result is an easy to use garment that doesn't result in a stretched-out neck once it is on the tot. The design also features low cut leg holes to create a boy short-like effect and fold-up cuffs to add some detail to the shirt. 3 / 5 Fournier What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Eight-year-old Fournier is the result of a Bolivian poverty elimination program started by Costa Rican Annabel Fournier. Relying on the expertise of Bolivian artisans, the company donates a significant percentage of its sales to providing medical services to its knitters and education to their children. The beautifully hand-knit sweaters, necklaces, scarves, and more are a classic take on childrenswear that will stand the test of time. 4 / 5 ESP No. 1 What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 The Brooklyn-based ESP No. 1 is a 100 percent unisex line of clothes. The clean looking garments, made from Japanese cotton, give tots a cool, edgy look, without going overboard. 6 / 5 0 20 1 0 0 Read More FournierWool And The GangBig Head BabySo Young MotherLil Apparel Link Love Mom forced to stop feeding baby homemade formula — BabyCenter Blog The easiest ways to save on organic food — The Stir A look inside Fergie's second baby shower — Celebrity Baby Scoop Danielle Jonas debuts her baby bump — People Moms & Babies 7 light and fresh recipes to take you through Summer — FitPregnancy Does where you live affect your risk for PPD? — The Bump Where to find the best deals on school supplies — Real Simple Now this is how you announce a pregnancy! — HuffPost Parents


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Simon belted blasts in the second and fourth innings to give the Dolphins (3-1) their second win over the Lady Rattlers (0-4) this weekend. The Dolphins battled with No. 24 Florida State in the night cap, but a seven-run fifth inning helped the Seminoles (4-0) to an 8-0 win for JU's lone loss.
"Overall, this was a great weekend," JU head coach Ali Higgs said. "We played really well at times. There are some things we need to fix, but I am pleased with the results. We are excited to start a busy week at home Wednesday against Florida."
Freshman Cecile Gomez (1-0) earned the win against the Lady Rattlers after allowing an unearned run on two hits and five strikeouts in 5.1 innings. Senior Dale Tillman pitched 1.2 scoreless relief frames to get the save, while freshman Taylor Rossman (0-1) took the loss in the night cap despite holding Florida State to only two hits through four innings.
Simon finished with three hits between the two games, while juniors Karson Tuck and Jacey Warner each had two hits on the day.
In the first game, Florida A&M threatened to score on Gomez in the top of the first inning.
Gomez hit the leadoff batter, but was bailed out with a double play in the next at-bat. The Lady Rattlers followed with a two walks and a double to load the bases. Gomez exited the jam with a strikeout to leave the runners stranded.
The Dolphins took a 1-0 lead in the second inning on a solo homer to left field by Simon.
Warner opened the fourth inning with a single, while freshman Emily Sanchez followed with a double to advance her to third. Simon cleared the bases in the next at-bat with another homer to left field for the 4-0 advantage.
Gomez retired nine of the next 10 hitters after the first inning before allowing consecutive walks to start the fifth. She struck out Alyssa Weaver and got two pop outs to quash the threat.
In the fifth inning, Gomez allowed two one-out walks and got relieved by Tillman. The runners moved up with a steal, but the Dolphins cut the lead runner down at home in the next at-bat. An infield error helped the Lady Rattlers' score the second runner to get on the board. Tillman got a fly out to end the inning and pitched a scoreless seventh to secure the win.
Kelly Hunter (0-4) took the loss in the circle, allowing four runs on six hits in three innings. Jennifer Lindsey pitched three scoreless frames in relief.
Against Florida State, Tiffani Brown led off with a single to left field. After stealing second and moving to third on a wild pitch, Brown scored in the next at-bat on a single by Stephanie Hartness. Rossman buckled down by fanning the next three batters to end the inning.
Sanchez and Simon had consecutive singles to start the JU second inning. Seminoles starter and eventual winning pitcher Monica Perry struck out the next three batters to quash the threat.
Each team went hitless until the fifth inning when Tuck led off with a double. Sophomore Ashley Simon popped out on a bunt in the next at-bat, while Briana Hamilton threw out Tuck leaning too far off second during a fielder's choice hit. Perry struck out the next batter to get out of the inning.
Morgan Bullock started the Florida State fifth when a triple to right field. Brown scored her in the next at-bat on a single, while Hartness and Maddie O'Brien each had consecutive doubles to extend the lead to 4-0. Kelly Hensley and Hamilton recorded two, 2-run homers later in the inning to lock up the Seminoles win.
Perry (4-0) struck out nine and scattered three innings in five innings for the victory. Rossman fanned five in 4.2 innings during her first start.
The Dolphins start a busy week at the JU Softball Complex Wednesday against No. 15 Florida. First pitch is slated for 6 p.m.


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EnGarde Secure Linux Community 3.0.18 Released
Guardian Digital, a provider of Open Source security solutions, today announced the latest release of EnGarde Secure Linux Community 3.0.18, the world's first Open Source security platform.
The launch, which is available for downloading from the website includes the introduction of Guardian Digital Health Center, the proactive approach towards monitoring system hardware, and also includes two completely new tools, FWKNOP (FireWall KNock Operator) an authorization scheme called Single Packet Authorization (SPA), and PSAD, a collection of three lightweight system daemons that analyze iptables log messages to detect port scans and suspicious traffic.
In distribution since 2001, Guardian Digital's EnGarde has been a staple for security enthusiasts, administrators and organizations looking to administer servers easily and securely. Designed as an integrated server platform, EnGarde Secure Linux provides Web, DNS and email functions simply and securely, while delivering integrated intrusion detection, advanced kernel and network security features, manageable SELinux policies, robust engineering and graphical auditing and reporting.
WebTool, EnGarde's online configuration tool, makes system configuration and maintenance nearly 'touch-free' and allows for instantaneous updating and patching through GDSN, the Guardian Digital Support Network.
This release also includes many new packages such as bc (1.06) cyrus-sasl (2.1.22), drbd (8.2.1), dsniff (2.3), eventlog (0.2.5), libnids (1.22), quota (3.15) and sdparm (1.02) among many upgrade packages. It also includes a new stress testing suite contained in the new stress-kernel package, and some bug-fixes and minor enhancements. The newest stable versions of MySQL (5.0.45), asterisk (1.4.14), bacula (2.2.6), cpio (2.9) and many others were included.
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Password Management Services Vulnerable to Attack
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New Raspberry Pi Adds Two USB Ports
New B+ board lets you build cool things without the complication of a powered USB hub.
Microsoft Grabs No-IP.com Domains
Redmond rushes in to root out alleged malware haven.
Firefox Steps into 3D
New initiative will bring futuristic virtual reality effects to the web surfing experience.
New Trojan Targets Online Banking
Dyreza malware launches a man-in-the-middle attack that compromises SSL.
HP Rolls Out Massive Cloud Network
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I just got a bottle of caber, but it didn't come with one of those little squirters to measure the dose.
you can do that or pick up an oral syringe at the pharmacy for under a buck
didn't realize they sold them, makes sense I guess
Could just pull the needle off and only use the syringe. Would be close to an oral syringe.
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Alcohol: 6.2 percent by volume
Price: About $9 a six-pack of 12-ounce bottles at Publix
Story: Accumulation, the newest seasonal offering from Colorado's New Belgium Brewing Co., is perhaps the best example I've tasted of the white-hot white IPA style. Hoppy with malted wheat, it's a hazy, pale-golden brew with a billowing head, aromas of candied lime and wheat grass and a light, clean flavor.
Pairing: Wheat beers have a creamy mouth feel that matches well with avocado. For the super-cream experience, pair Accumulation with a scoop of avocado ice cream from Azucar Ice Cream Co. at 1503 SW Eighth St., Miami.
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Schlaepfer gives 2013 OTD an A-
Oregon Trail Days General Chair Bill Schlaepfer gives this year's celebration an A-, saying the rain Friday night that cut the International Food Fair short was the only real issues during the four days. The Food Fair had a record number of vendors this year, and Schlaepfer believes a lot of them still did pretty well even with the rain.
Schlaepfer says there were great crowds at the Chili Cook-off Saturday, with a thousand people paying their way in to taste chili and 10,000 taste cups used. The only real traffic jam at Five Rocks Amphitheater occurred as the cook-off was getting underway at 3 p.m., the same time the carnival started again and the Mud Volleyball Tournament was in full swing.
Schlaepfer says with just one way in and one way out, some delays are to be expected. But he says the parking issues have been solved and the venue provides an opportunity to get some great pictures during the evening when all the lights are on.
Schlaepfer says the 1,000 people who attended the Josh Abbott Band concert means enough revenue was generated that another concert is planned again for next year.
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A recent study finds that consumers could be paying more for loans.
A Federal Trade Commission study find that one in five American's or 40 million have errors on their credit score.
And as a result, four million Americans have suffered lower credit scores.
Terry Mills with Consumer Credit Counseling of the Black Hills says it's a simple as human error when reporting credit scores.
"When humans are involved, there's a potential for error from time to time. So that's why you want to make sure that they are reported accurately. Reporting to Credit Report Agencies is not a requirement by the government. It's a voluntary thing done by businesses," says Mills.
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Bilbray wants to debate Peters, Saldana
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Rep. Brian Bilbray, R-Solana Beach, on Wednesday proposed a series of debates against his Democratic challengers, in various formats, leading up to the June 5 primary.
Bilbray called for four one-hour debates to be held between Jan. 1 and the election — on television, radio, and in person.
He suggested one could be on KPBS Radio, another televised by a local news affiliate, one to be hosted by radio commentators Rick Amato or Mark Larson, and one in front of a public audience.
The Republican will run as an incumbent in a redesigned 52nd District, which runs from the coastline across Clairemont Mesa and Miramar to Poway. The changes stemmed from redistricting after the 2010 census.
Democrats who plan to challenge him include Scott Peters, a former San Diego city councilman and currently chairman of the board of the Port of San Diego, and former state legislator Lori Saldana.
In a statement released to the media, Peters said he was eager to debate Bilbray.
"This is a brand-new district whose voters may not know as much about the incumbent as they should," Peters said.
Saldana said she would prefer a half-dozen debates in front of voters, not in broadcast studios, so she can hear directly from the voters.
"I fully expect that this kind of open and honest debate with candidates and voters will attract media attention, and I invite media representatives to join the community in their neighborhoods, and participate in locations throughout the 52nd District," Saldana said.
Bilbray said his method would give people a chance to hear about the candidates' views and experience, which are especially important given the condition of the economy.
"These are serious times that require serious people," Bilbray said. "The voters of the 52nd District deserve the chance to hear from each of us about how we are going to tackle these problems."
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ATHENS, TN (WRCB) -- A string of scams has hit Athens. Bad guys posing as city workers are offering residents a free paved driveway, and then demanding large amounts of cash for their work. These scammers are targeting the elderly. Police say they've already swindled more than $10,000. They hope someone reading this can help them crack the case. Almost a dozen elderly residents have come forward. Their stories are all the same. Workers show up claiming they have extra tar and need to get it off the truck, so they offer to pave the driveway for free. Red flag number one, says Kelly Hammonds, "Aint nothing free, nothing free. What kind of scam are you running? Call the cops, run them off."After the scammers paved the driveway for free the owner shows up demanding money. In at least two documented cases elderly couples have forked over a combined $13,000. In one case Sharon Martin received the paved driveway, and refused to pay after they demanded money. Her daughter in-law spoke to us today."They met their match with my mother-in-law. I'm very proud of her for how she handled it. She's not one to mess with," said Sharon Martin. The Athens Police Department says the scammers are still on the loose, they've posed as pavers from Ooltewah, Athens, and Chattanooga. "It's so sad out here in this world where people want to take advantage of everybody," Hammonds said. "You get a dollar in your pocket, and somebody wants to take two.Athens PD says if a crew shows up at your home, call them to come check it out. They would rather spend the time making sure they're legit instead of trying to find them after the scam. Detective Scott Webb says you can call his office number directly with any information: (423) 744-2739.
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By Rod Rose
Assistant Managing Editor
Boone County —
If an 11-month trend continues, 1,000 felony cases could be made in Boone County this year — but that doesn't mean the county's crime rate has increased.
As of Dec. 1, 984 felony counts had been filed in local courts, Boone County Prosecutor Todd Meyer said. Through the same time last year, 728 felony charges had been filed.
A rise in burglary, drug and impaired driving cases are most concerning to Meyer, he said.
"The burglaries seem to be committed by known drug users who need to acquire some property in order to pawn it for money to buy drugs," Meyer said.
Burglary cases have more than doubled, to 48, while the number of people arrested for operating while intoxicated — whether by alcohol or drugs — has also risen, from about 270 cases by the end of December last year, to a projected 325 this year, Meyer said.
" I am concerned about the rise in these types of cases as well, for the obvious reason of the public safety risk it poses," he said. "I would attribute the rise in the operating while intoxicated numbers to increased population and increased enforcement efforts."
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Six years ago, a teenage Mario Gutierrez was in the Great White North, trying to eke out a living and keep warm in frigid outposts like Vancouver in British Columbia, Canada, quite an adjustment for a native of sunny Mexico.
Fast forward to Feb. 4, 2012. Gutierrez rides I'll Have Another to a smashing 2 ¾-length victory at 43-1 in the Grade II Robert B. Lewis Stakes at historic Santa Anita Park and thrusts himself firmly into the Triple Crown picture.
Next up: Saturday's Grade I, $750,000 Santa Anita Derby, the West's major steppingstone to the Kentucky Derby on May 5. Gutierrez has to pinch himself to believe this fairytale ride.
"This is a great opportunity," said the 25-year-old Gutierrez, whose agent is 85-year-old ex-Marine Ivan Puhich. "I'm very excited. I came here not expecting this kind of thing to happen to me. I was hoping it would eventually, but coming this soon makes me very happy.
"It's every rider's dream to run in the Kentucky Derby and I'm no different. I think I would have a good chance with my horse, if he does well in the Santa Anita Derby.
"I've worked him a few times and he's training good. I worked him before I won the Robert B. Lewis Stakes, I worked him at Santa Anita after that between races and I worked him at Hollywood. I just hope everything goes well on Saturday.
"I started riding in Mexico City and rode there for eight months. Then I moved to Canada in 2006 and that's where I rode most of the time for trainer Troy Taylor before coming to California to ride for him when he brought horses to Santa Anita.
"It was bitter cold in Canada, so it's a huge difference riding in Southern California. The tracks in Canada are small. Santa Anita is the real deal."
Early on at Santa Anita, Gutierrez caught the educated eye of prominent horseman J. Paul Reddam, who owns I'll Have Another, and suggested that trainer Doug O'Neill give him a chance on the chestnut son of Flower Alley.
Understandably, Gutierrez, who had 10 wins from 99 rides at Santa Anita through Saturday, has benefited from the wealth of knowledge and experience Puhich brings to the game.
"I just met Ivan a couple months ago," Gutierrez said. "I'm very happy. He's good people. Everybody knows him. He's a little bit old but that doesn't bother him at all."
Hardly. "I started as an agent when I was 15 years old in Seattle, where I also was galloping horses," Puhich said. "I joined the Marine Corps in 1945."
That was good news for Uncle Sam. Nearly seven decades later, Puhich is good news for Mario Gutierrez.
In other Santa Anita Derby news:
Impressive maiden winner Paynter worked "super good" Sunday at Hollywood Park, according to Bob Baffert assistant Jim Barnes. The son of Awesome Again worked seven furlongs in 1:25.20, handily from the gate. Barnes said that Baffert's other two Derby candidates, Liaison and Blueskiesnrainbows, are scheduled to work five furlongs tomorrow at Santa Anita.
With his recent workouts "over the top," trainer Jim Cassidy said promising maiden Brother Francis likely would gallop into the Santa Anita Derby.
Probable for the Santa Anita Derby: Brother Francis, Garrett Gomez; Blueskiesnrainbows; Baby Blake; Creative Cause, Joel Rosario; Liaison, Rafael Bejarano; Midnight Transfer, Mike Smith; I'll Have Another, Mario Gutierrez; Longview Drive; Paynter; and Senor Rain.
Also on Santa Anita Derby Day, there will be a $750,000 guaranteed Late Pick 4.
Top-rated Los Angeles talk show host Tim Conway Jr. will emcee this year's Santa Anita Derby Draw Breakfast at the track's FrontRunner Restaurant on Wednesday, April 4. The draw will determine the field for the Grade I, $750,000 Derby to be run next Saturday.
"Tim is a great personal friend and a great friend of Santa Anita," said Santa Anita CEO Mark Verge. "I guarantee everyone this: we are going to have some fun with the draw on Wednesday.
"Tim's got a great sense of humor and knows the game inside and out. We've got some outstanding horses lined up and we want everyone to know they can come out to Santa Anita and have a great time and be a part of what we hope is going to be an unforgettable Derby Day."
Conway, son of legendary actor/comedian Tim Conway and host of the "Tim Conway Jr. Show," on KFI, AM 640, weeknights from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m., is a regular attendee at The Great Race Place.
This year marks the 75th running of the Santa Anita Derby, the West Coast's premier Kentucky Derby prep, a race that has produced 15 Kentucky Derby winners over the years, most recently Giacomo in 2005.
Santa Anita offers the third of its popular "Free Fridays" on April 6. General Admission will be free to all Santa Anita attendees, with hot dogs, sodas and beers on sale at $2 each.
"With the Santa Anita Derby coming up next Saturday, we think this is a great way for us to reach out to a large number of new and casual fans and get the Derby on their radar," said Thoroughbred owner Mark Verge on behalf of the Stronach Group.
"There's no question 'Free Fridays' drives on-track attendance and helps set the table each weekend. We want people to know we're going to be more competitive than ever and that we're going to do everything we can to make their trip to Santa Anita an unforgettable experience—every time they come."
Registration for Santa Anita's annual Santa Anita Derby Day 5K Walk and Run on Santa Anita Derby Day, April 7, is open to the public. The Derby Day 5K benefits several charities, including Pasadena-based AbilityFirst, the California Retirement Management Account (CARMA), the Arcadia High School Athletic Boosters Club, the Arcadia Historical Museum and Arcadia Explorer Scouts.
Adults and children are welcome, as there will be divisions for kids up to 12 years of age, an Open Division and a Masters Division for adults 40 and over.
The 5K run begins at 8 a.m. and the 5K walk starts at 8:15 a.m. It is suggested that all participants arrive no later than 7:15 a.m.
"We're very proud of the way this event has grown over the years," said Santa Anita's Director of Community Services and Special Projects Pete Siberell. "We'll have over 1,000 participants from AbilityFirst and we expect to have more than 6,000 people overall either walking or running.
"This has become synonymous with the Santa Anita Derby and it generates a tremendous amount of goodwill. We're looking forward to having a great morning and to seeing a lot of new faces."
Top jockeys Chantal Sutherland and David Flores, avid year-round runners, will again participate in the Derby Day 5K.
"As jockeys, we need to maintain a high level of fitness and we also need to stay light," said Flores. "I look forward to this event every year. It's a lot of fun and we raise money for some very good causes. I feel like I'm in great shape and I'm looking forward to competing and doing well."
The Derby Day 5K provides a varied route for runners and walkers that includes the world-renowned Los Angeles County Arboretum and a glimpse of the Santa Anita stable area. Participants will finish up their final quarter mile on Santa Anita's training track and depending upon their age and taste, will have access to an expo with booths, a live band, food and a beer garden.
Prospects can enter On line at www.kinaneevents.com and via walk-up now through April 5 at Walk With Us, 235 S. Lake Ave. in Pasadena.
Pre-registration and Derby Day T-shirts will be available for pick-up April 6, from 4:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. at the Westfield Santa Anita Mall.
Race day registration will take place at 6:30 a.m. in Santa Anita's Southwest Parking Lot, which is accessible by taking Huntington Drive to Holly Ave. and entering at Gate 3, or by taking Baldwin Ave. and entering at Gate 8.
First race post time on Santa Anita Derby Day is 12 noon. For additional racing and event information, visit www.santaanita.com or call (626) 574-RACE.
Spots for foursomes are still available for the Garret Gomez/Winners Foundation Golf Tournament on April 9 at Angeles National Golf Club. Various prizes will be awarded to the top three foursomes, for Hole-in-One opportunities, in addition to golfer goodie bags, lunch, dinner, silent auction and live auction hosted by former Angel and Dodger Jay Johnstone.
There will also be playing appearances by former Dodgers Rudy Law and Bobby Castillo and former Oakland A's two-time World Series winner John 'Blue Moon' Odom.
Jockey participants include Raphael Bejarano, Joe Talamo, David Flores, Joel Rosario and Alonso Quinonez. Long drive Champion Frank Miller will be in attendance to hit a drive at hole 13. Each participant will also receive an autographed copy of the upcoming Garrett Gomez autobiography.
FINISH LINES: Camp Victory, nominated to next Saturday's Grade II Potrero Grande Stakes, worked six furlongs on Hollywood Park's Cushion Track Sunday in a bullet 1:11.80 for Mike Mitchell. Rafael Bejarano retains the mount on San Carlos runner-up Sway Away for trainer Jeff Bonde in the Potrero Grande . . . Garrett Gomez rides Byrama for trainer Simon Callaghan in next Saturday's Grade III Providencia Stakes at 1 1/8 miles on Santa Anita's turf course. Gomez worked the 3-year-old English-bred filly five furlongs on Santa Anita's main track Sunday in 1:00.60. . . Agent Tony Matos said Gomez will begin riding at Keeneland on April 11 . . . Hall of Fame trainer Ron McAnally has named Joel Rosario on Sharp Cat winner Charm the Maker for the Providencia . . . Multiple Grade I winner Switch worked four furlongs on Santa Anita's main track Sunday in a bullet 46.20 for John Sadler . . . At Hollywood Park, San Luis Rey winner Bourbon Bay, prepping for the Grade II San Juan Capistrano Handicap on closing day, April 22, worked four furlongs on Cushion Track in 50.80 for Neil Drysdale, while Kilroe Mile runner-up Mr. Commons went the same distance in 49.20 for John Shirreffs . . . Hall of Fame jockey Mike Smith and 22-year-old Joe Talamo were within striking distance of career milestones entering Sunday's races, Smith at 4,997 victories and Talamo at 996 . . .Wagering will be offered Saturday on Gulfstream's popular Rainbow 6 wager, which carries a mandatory payout provision on Saturday… With 13 racing days remaining, 35 players remained alive in ShowVivor2.


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