Santa Anita Park
• PLAY THE COAST TO COAST PICK 5 EVERY SAT & SUN
• PLAY THE COAST TO COAST PICK 5 EVERY SAT & SUN
• PLAY THE COAST TO COAST PICK 5 EVERY SAT & SUN
• PLAY THE COAST TO COAST PICK 5 EVERY SAT & SUN
Sitting high above Santa Anita's main track, enjoy the indoor comforts with a resplendent panorama view of the San Gabriel Mountains as a backdrop. (Premium Seating available).
Full-service, indoor restaurant.
Seasonal menu.
Each table includes a private HDTV.
Live tellers and wagering machines conveniently located nearby.
To reserve a table over the phone, please call 626-574-6366
For Groups 20 or more, please call our Groups Department 626-574-6400 or fill out this form form
Reserve
For visitors flying into the area, Santa Anita Park is within convenient driving distance of all major Los Angeles area airports. When planning your trip, consider flying into the following airports, in order of convenience: Burbank (BUR), Los Angeles (LAX), Ontario (ONT), Long Beach (LGB) or John Wayne-Orange County (SNA).
924 W. Huntington Dr.
Monrovia, CA 91016 (626) 357-1900
1 Industry Hills Parkway
City of Industry, CA 91744
(626) 810-4455
3500 E. Colorado Blvd
Pasadena, CA 91107
(626) 792-1363
321 E. Huntington Dr.
Arcadia, CA 91006
(626) 446-6500
191 N. Los Robles Avenue
Pasadena, CA 91101 (626) 792-2727
700 W. Huntington Dr.
Monrovia, CA 91016 (626) 357-5211
3800 E. Colorado Blvd
Pasadena, CA 91107 (626) 449-4743
211 E. Huntington Dr.
Arcadia, CA 91006 (626) 445-8525
401 E. Santa Clara St.
Arcadia, CA 91006
(626) 446-6422
311 E. Huntington Dr.
Arcadia, CA 91006 (626) 574-5600
199 N. 2nd Ave.
Arcadia, CA 91006
(626) 574-6900
788 W. Huntington Dr.
Monrovia, CA 91016 (626) 358-8981
The Thoroughbred’s and patron’s safety is very important to us. Please do not make unnecessary noise or sudden movements when you are around the horses.
Don’t hesitate to ask our patrons services any questions that you have about wagering. Please be aware of other patrons also trying to place wagers. After you wager, don’t forget to check your ticket.
Coolers, containers, bags, and folding chairs. All items are subject to inspection by Santa Anita Park security prior to entry. These items are only allowed in the Infield & the Apron.
Absolutely no alcoholic beverages, glass containers, balls, balloons, bicycles, skateboards, rollerblades, frisbees, flags, kites, tables, canopies, coolers, backpacks, chairs or easy-up tents are allowed in the park. No animals other than licensed service animals.
Although there isn’t a specific dress code, patrons are expected to dress appropriately in the Club House Areas. This includes Silks, Suites at Santa Anita, the Chandelier Room, and the Eddie Logan Suite. Please check for dress requirements for different events before attending an event in these areas.
There are specially marked areas designated for wheelchairs in the Club House behind the reserved seat section G and in the Grandstand behind section M. There is handicapped parking available at all parking gates.
Santa Anita does provide public WiFi throughout the property. Look for specially marked “WiFi Hot Spot” Signs for the best locations.
Go from racing fan to racehorse owner with MyRacehorse, a groundbreaking platform that brings ownership into the palm of your hand. Find top racehorses and buy shares instantly online from $100. MyRacehorse has fulfilled the dreams of thousands of racing fans across the globe with affordable racehorse ownership, including over 5,000 owners of the 2020 Kentucky Derby winner, Authentic! Experience the thrill of owning elite Thoroughbreds conditioned by the industry's top trainers while enjoying exclusive ownership experiences along the way. Visit myracehorse.com or download the MyRacehorse app for apple or android today!
MyRacehorse is offering securities only through the use of an Offering Circular that is part of an Offering Statement qualified by the SEC.
www.myracehorse.com/disclaimer
Board the Seabiscuit Tram Tour near Clockers’ Corner and take a FREE guided tour of The Great Race Place. The excursion will include visits to the stable area, official Receiving Barn, Paddock Gardens and a drive by Seabiscuit's original barn and stall. Participants will also walk through the normally restricted jockey's and silks room and saddling paddock. The tour will continue through the walking ring, including its topiaries and statuary and will conclude visiting the carriage horses in their home underneath the grandstand. Watch morning workouts and enjoy breakfast at Clockers’ Corner before this truly unique experience. Clockers’ Corner is located at the far West side of the grandstand on the track apron.
Saturday's and Sunday's December 30 - April 7 - excluding Feb 11, Mar 2 & Apr 6.
Tours depart from Clockers' Corner Saturdays at 9:45 am.
Tram is Wheelchair Accessible.
Parking and admission are free. Free parking is available through Gate 8 off Baldwin Avenue.
To reserve your spot, please visit www.santaanita.com/tramtour or call (626) 574-6677.
Santa Anita Park is a prime location for filming since it opened in 1934. The list of movies and television shows using our location range from comedies, dramas, and featured dozens of iconic stars, from Mae West to Johnny Depp. Covering over 360 acres our vast parking lots, beautifully manicured grounds, art deco decor, and picturesque mountain backdrop are a location scouts dream.
Santa Anita Park is conveniently located in Arcadia, California - Near Pasadena and within driving distance of San Gabriel, Monrovia, Glendale, and Los Angeles.
Gate 8 is the patron entrance off of Baldwin Ave. It's the best entrance for South Admission Gate, Horsemen Entrance, and Executive Offices. General and Handicapped parking available.
From the 210 West, exit Baldwin Ave. Turn right on Foothill Blvd., then right on Baldwin Ave. Go south on Baldwin Ave. until you see the entrance to Gate #8 (look for a signboard). Turn left into Gate #8. Stay left at the fork to enter Santa Anita Park.
From the 210 East, exit Baldwin Ave. Make a right on Baldwin Ave. Go south on Baldwin Ave. until you see the entrance to Gate #8 (look for large signboard). Turn left into Gate #8. Stay left at the fork to enter Santa Anita Park.
The Official Rewards Program of 1/ST
Welcome to 1/ST Rewards. By joining 1/ST Rewards, you will earn Points every time you play the races at Santa Anita Park. Plus, link your 1/ST Rewards account to an Xpressbet or 1/ST Bet online wagering account and you will also be rewarded when you bet online. And the more you play with 1/ST Rewards, the more you earn. With Points, Multipliers and Status achieved with every bet you make, your Rewards can add up quickly!
NEW USERS: GET A 10% REBATE, UP TO $5,000 PLUS EARN 2X POINTS THROUGH THE END OF THE YEAR - USE PROMO CODE: VIP5000
How to Earn 1/ST Rewards Points
Earn 4 Points for every dollar you wager on 1/ST Racing tracks on live races (on track)
Earn 3 Points for every dollar you wager at Santa Anita Park on simulcast races
Earn 2 Points for every dollar you wager on every track at Xpressbet or 1/ST Bet
How to Sign Up for 1/ST Rewards
The easiest way to enroll is to open a Xpressbet or 1/ST Bet account online. Sign Up at 1st.com/bet, or by visiting us at the Rewards Center, formerly known as the Thoroughbred's Center. If you already have an online account, you’re automatically enrolled in 1/ST Rewards. Just visit the Rewards Center to pick up your free Rewards Card. If you’d like to enroll in 1/ST Rewards without opening an online account, please visit us at the Rewards Center.
The 1/ST Rewards Card
In order to use 1/ST Rewards, you must pick up a free 1/ST Rewards Card at the Rewards Center. Swipe it every time you bet to earn Rewards Points for your wagers.
Visit the Rewards Center, formerly the Thoroughbred's Center.
Request a ‘1/ST Rewards Card.’
Provide your driver’s license or other government issued identification. If you are an online customer, bring your Account Number and PIN as well.
Provide your Rewards Card to a teller or swipe at any wagering terminal to start earning your points.
Redeem Your Points for Rewards on track or online
Once you start accumulating Points, you can redeem them for great items at the 1/ST Rewards Desk or in the app.
Wagering Vouchers
Racing Programs
Dining Certificates
Reserved Seating
Free Gifts and more
Learn More about 1/ST Rewards
Click here for more information about 1/ST Rewards, including our Full Rewards Catalog and FAQ’s.
Elias J. “Lucky” Baldwin, cash in hand, opens the original Santa Anita Park racetrack, a few blocks east of its current location, in what is now Arcadia Park. At the time owns much of Pasadena, Sierra Madre and Arcadia.
After the legalization of pari-mutuel gambling in 1933, San Francisco dentist Dr. Charles H. Strub and movie mogul, Hal Roach, create a new Santa Anita Park in its current location at the foot of the San Gabriel Mountains and find success despite being in the midst of the Great Depression.
The inaugural running of the Santa Anita Handicap is won by Azucar. The race’s build up and running, with its purse being an unheard of at the time $100,000, makes front page news of the Los Angeles times.
Seabiscuit wins the 1940 Santa Anita Handicap after two previous attempts; the magnetic starting gate is first introduced into the Santa Anita Park meet.
After the bombing of Pearl Harbor in December of 1941, Santa Anita Park was requisitioned by the federal government to be used as an assembly center for Japanese Americans and then as a training and ordnance facility know as "Camp Santa Anita."
Tuesdee Testa becomes the first female jockey to win a race at Santa Anita Park.
Affirmed and Laffit Pincay Jr. win the Santa Anita Derby to set them on their run towards the 1978 Triple Crown title. Affirmed would go on to claim all three Triple Crown races that year and win Horse of the Year.
Spectacular Bid, with Bill Shoemaker aboard, has a perfect 1980 season.
John Henry wins his second Santa Anita Handicap, and is hailed as a modern-day Seabiscuit. Both horses are now immortalized in the Santa Anita Park statuary.
Santa Anita Park’s legendary announcer, Trevor Denman, joins Santa Anita and remained as its voice for 33 years before calling it quits at the end of 2015.
Santa Anita Park plays host to equestrian events at the 1984 Olympic Summer Games in Los Angeles, California.
Santa Anita Park hosts its first Breeders’ Cup World Championships. This spectacular event features the world's greatest horses, jockeys and trainers on one stage competing for millions of dollars. It would be the first of many that Santa Anita Park would host.
Hall of Famer Laffit Pincay Jr. wins seven races in one day. Legendary hornblower, Jay Cohen, joins Santa Anita Park and persists as its iconic trumpeter today.
Bill Shoemaker’s last ride and farewell speech at Santa Anita Park. He was elected to the Hall of Fame in 1958 and had one of the most memorable careers in Thoroughbred racing.
The opening of the FrontRunner restaurant. The FrontRunner sits atop the Grandstands on the 5th floor featuring a 215 ft long bar and a seasonally revolving menu.
Filming of the movie “Seabiscuit” takes place at Santa Anita Park with jockey Gary Stevens playing the role of George Woolf. “Seabiscuit” in the film is played by Fighting Furrari, who still entertains fans at Santa Anita Park today.
Introduction of the Tokyo City Cup at Santa Anita, a celebration of its sister track in Japan, Ohi Racetrack.
Zenyatta becomes the first female to win the Breeders’ Cup Classic hosted at Santa Anita Park, helping her remain undefeated. With that win she also became the first to ever win two different Breeders' Cup races and her victory is remembered by many as the greatest moment in Breeders' Cup history.
Zenyatta becomes one of three horses to be honored with a statue in the Santa Anita paddock gardens, joining 1930's star Seabiscuit and 1980's fan favorite John Henry.
The Great Race Place went through a makeover of over $15 million in renovations including a brand new Club House Mezzanine featuring new eateries and state of the art HD television screens. The iconic Chandelier Room was also redesigned along with the inclusion of the new Eddie Logan Suite.
Hosted the Breeders’ Cup World Championships an unprecedented three years in a row. The two day event set a record in attendance and would be the eighth time Santa Anita played host to this world class event.
Triple Crown Champion American Pharoah returns to Santa Anita Park to parade in front of over 28,000 fans in attendance. American Pharoah became the first horse in over 37 years to capture the Kentucky Derby, Preakness and Belmont Stakes.
Two tremendous battles unfolded in the 2016 Breeders' Cup World Championship hosted for a record ninth time at Santa Anita Park. Beholder wins the Distaff in a thrilling stretch battle over the undefeated Songbird. The Breeders' Cup Classic followed with an epic battle as Arrogate chased down heavy favorite California Chrome, surpassing his rival at the wire.
Justify wins the Grade 1 Santa Anita Derby en route to capturing the elusive Triple Crown, joining Seattle Slew as only the second undefeated three year old to do so.
