There was plenty of Southern California star power on display last weekend at Oaklawn, notably champion Game Winner and Improbable jetted home Tuesday, but some of that Southern California star power remained.
Tyler Baze and Joe Talamo, two popular and longtime fixtures in the Southern California jockey colony, bid farewell to Santa Anita Sunday, leaving full time for points east. Baze, 36, won an Eclipse Award as the country's top apprentice jockey in 2000 and has been a mainstay on the ultra-tough Southern California circuit for years. Arkansas Racing Commission rules permit an agent to carry two journeymen riders and an apprentice. Tyler had at least 1 relationship in the past. He was scheduled to ride Knocks Big Thirst for trainer Lynn Chleborad in the fourth race, Summer's Indy in the sixth race for trainer Karl Broberg and Bolita Boyz for trainer Robertino Diodoro in the seventh race.

Santos said Rodriguez's last day as a regular is Thursday and he will ride this summer at Gulfstream Park.

Cabrera hasn't ridden since March 14 after returning to his native Mexico because of a “family issue,” Santos said, adding the jockey's timetable for returning is unknown.Santos is scheduled to represent Miguel Mena at the Churchill Downs spring meeting that begins April 27. He is a cousin of retired Hall of Fame jockey Russell Baze.Tyler Baze won the $150,000 Northern Spur Stakes for 3-year-olds in 2017 at Oaklawn with Cistron.Joe Rocco Jr., who won 62 races as an Oaklawn regular in 2015-2017, rejoined the local colony Friday after previously being based this winter at Fair Grounds.

Welcome to Equibase.com, your official source for horse racing results, mobile racing data, statistics as well as all other horse racing and thoroughbred racing information. Submitted photo CLEAR CONTENDER: Edgeway, under jockey Tyler Baze, races to a five-length maiden victory on Feb. 29 at Oaklawn Park. Joe Rocco Jr., who won 62 races as an Oaklawn regular in … Baze heads to Oaklawn Park in Arkansas where he will be represented by agent Brandon O’Bryan, son of Craig O’Bryan, who has had the rider's book for eight years. Tyler Baze, among the top jockeys on the Southern California circuit, was scheduled to ride three horses Sunday in his first day as a regular at Oaklawn.Baze, 36, will be represented by agent Joe Santos, who has booked mounts at the meet for David Cabrera, Israel Rodriguez and apprentice Luis Fuentes.
Just got a phone call. PaulickReport.com is published by Blenheim Publishing LLC, 3070 Lakecrest Circle, Suite 400-292, Lexington, KY 40513. It was just an offer I couldn't pass up.”Jose is agent Joe Santos, who will represent Baze until the Oaklawn meeting ends May 4, a deal struck during a brief phone call March 15 and facilitated by Baze's relationship with Oaklawn track announcer Vic Stauffer, who represented the jockey in 2008-2010.Asked the impact Stauffer played in his decision to move to Oaklawn, Baze said: “This probably would have never happened.”Baze entered Saturday, the 34th day of the scheduled 57-day season, with a 2-1-3 record from 12 mounts and purse earnings of $160,144.

Find everything you need to know about horse racing at Equibase.com. His first Oaklawn victory came in the $150,000 Northern Spur Stakes for 3-year-olds in 2017 aboard the Sadler-trained Cistron.Baze, the seventh-leading rider at the Santa Anita winter/spring meet, said isn't sure where he will ride after the Oaklawn meeting ends, but has “a lot of offers on the table.” Santa Anita is scheduled to resume racing Friday.“I'm just taking it day by day,” Baze said. PaulickReport.com is published by Blenheim Publishing LLC, 3070 Lakecrest Circle, Suite 400-292, Lexington, KY 40513. Vic gave me a head's up to call him.”Santos said the plan is for Baze to ride at Oaklawn until the meeting ends May 4. “Right now, this is a good thing for me and it's meeting new people. The deal was closed, quickly, Friday night, Santos said.“I guess Vic Stauffer was talking to him about coming over here because he was looking for a place to come,” Santos said. Tyler Baze ‘Taking It Day By Day’ At Oaklawn Park There was plenty of Southern California star power on display last weekend at Oaklawn, notably champion Game Winner and Grade 1 winner Improbable for Hall of Fame trainer Bob Baffert in a split $750,000 Rebel Stakes (G2) …

“Didn't have too much going on over there right now. Like I said, I've got two mortgages and three kids. Santos began the meet with David Cabrera, Israel Rodriguez and apprentice Luis Fuentes.Rodriguez's last day as a regular was Thursday, Santos said, and he will ride this summer at Gulfstream Park.

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