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Limited Edition Ferdinand Pin at Santa Anita Park

LIMITED EDITION FERDINAND PIN

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1/ST REWARDS GIFT: LMITED EDITION FERDINAND PIN

🎁 Limited Edition Ferdinand Pin
⌚ Begins Friday, September 25
✴️ Two Ways to Earn! Earn 1/ST REWARDS gift by wagering at least $50 via 1/ST REWARDS card, 1/ST BET, or Xpressbet on Santa Anita races OR you can also donate $25 to CARMA and receive the pin.
📍 Redeem at the 1/ST REWARDS Center starting Friday, September 25. Reward gifts can only be picked up during live racing.
☝ One per 1/ST REWARDS Member. While supplies last.

🐎 WHY BECOME A 1/ST REWARDS MEMBER 🐎
🆓 Free to sign up!
🎟 50% off Admission every Race Day and Reserved* Seating (must have your 1/ST REWARDS Card. *Premium days excluded)
🗞 Newsletter with special offers like Mystery Mutuel tickets and Free Admission
💵 Earn points for Wagering Credits and other gifts

ABOUT CARMA
California Retirement Management Account (CARMA) is a 501c3 non-profit organization founded in 2007 to raise money for retired racehorses. It is responsible for hosting fundraising events, educating owners and trainers on equine retirement, raising awareness and working to unify the racing industry in support of its equine athletes. Ways in which this is accomplished include facilitating the transition of racehorses off the track through its Placement Program and showcasing the breed’s versatility as equestrian mounts at its Thoroughbred Classic Horse Show. CARMA worked closely with the California Horse Racing Board(CHRB) to adopt a rule change allowing for a 0.03% deduction from purses to help fund equine retirement. This deduction which owners, trainers and jockeys can “opt-out” of if they so choose, is used to support Thoroughbred retirement farms and other non-profit programs that care for and retrain retired racehorses.

CARMA manages a grant request process and since 2008 has awarded more than $4.8 million dollars to qualified retirement facilities caring for Thoroughbreds.