Participate in West Point Thoroughbreds’ 2017 Del Mar Challenge and win an ownership experience in Kanthaka, a 2-year-old Jimmy Creed colt trained by Hall of Famer Jerry Hollendorfer. Yes, you can be involved with a gorgeous colt slated to debut by the end of the year who’s in the barn of one of the best trainers this sport has ever seen.
Participate in West Point Thoroughbreds’ 2017 Del Mar Challenge and win an ownership experience in Kanthaka, a 2-year-old Jimmy Creed colt trained by Hall of Famer Jerry Hollendorfer. Yes, you can be involved with a gorgeous colt slated to debut by the end of the year who’s in the barn of one of the best trainers this sport has ever seen.
Contest is now closed. We had over 600 entries! Thank you to everyone who signed up.
Click here to view your selections using first name, last initial, and state of residence.
How to play?
Click the button above to complete your entry in the contest. You will select one jockey/trainer/horse from 13 groups of 2-3 names.
During the 2017 Del Mar race meet:
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1 point for each selected trainer/jockey win
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5 points each time selected West Point horse wins, 3 for second, 2 for third
Visit our stable roster if you need some help selecting your WPT horses.
When does the contest open and close?
Contest is open now and entries must be submitted by 10 am PT on Wednesday, July 19, 2017. That’s opening day of the Del Mar meet. Contestant with the most points at the conclusion of racing on Monday, September 4 wins an ownership experience in Kanthaka.
Standings will posted to this page weekly throughout the meet.
Tell me more about the prize!
Kanthaka is a 2-year-old chestnut colt by Jimmy Creed, one of the hottest young sires around. He was purchased at the Barretts March 2-Year-Old in Training Sale and recently shipped to Jerry Hollendorfer’s Los Alamitos barn.
The winner will not receive any bills associated with Kanthaka. Experience includes access to horse communications, paddock, backstretch and (hopefully) winner’s circle, invitations to partner events, plus one percent of net purse distributions by West Point Thoroughbreds during Kanthaka’s racing career.
