This week at Golden Gate Fields

Schedule: Post Feature at Santa time: simulcast Anita Tuesday 12:15 p.m. race: and Tuesday, Friday-through-Monday Grade then 1, $300,000 12:45 p.m. La Brea Stakes on Tuesday Update: for Matt much Dinerman, of the past who two has years, served is the as paddock new track analyst announcer. and interviewer He replaces Frank Mirahmadi, who was hired by the New York Racing Association for its winter meeting at Aqueduct. Mirahmadi also announces at Monmouth Park. Dinerman, 25, has been the track announcer at Emerald Downs for the past three years in addition to his work at Golden Gate Fields. … A late Pick Five – with a normal 23.68 percent takeout – on the day’s final five races has been added to the wagering menu, along with Super High 5s on every race. The early Pick Five retains the 14 percent takeout. … The stakes schedule for the winter-spring season that ends June 10 has been tweaked slightly. The El Camino Real Derby, which lost its Grade 3 status, had its purse lowered from $200,000 to $100,000. The money went to the Grade 3 San Francisco Mile, which now has a purse of $200,000. The San Francisco Mile was moved from April 28 to March 31 to fit better with the stakes events for grass milers at Santa Anita. The complete schedule: California Derby, Jan. 20; California Oaks, Feb. 10; El Camino Real Derby, Feb. 17; Lost in the Fog Stakes, Feb. 19; Camilla Urso Stakes, March 17; San Francisco Mile, March 31; Campanile Stakes and Silky Sullivan Stakes, April 29; Golden Poppy Stakes, May 12; Alcatraz Stakes, May 20; Grade 3 All American Stakes, May 28; Albany Stakes, June 9. The California Derby, Campanile, Silky Sullivan and All American are $100,000, the Alcatraz is $75,000 and the rest are $50,000-added. … The California Horse Racing Board shifted a week of racing in 2018 from the Sonoma County Fair to the State Fair. Now the State Fair will have racing all three weeks in conjunction with fair events, and Sonoma’s two weeks also will accompany the fair. Elsewhere: Unique Bella will try to rebound from her seventh-place finish in the Breeders’ Cup Filly & Mare Sprint when she runs in the La Brea Stakes. Trained by Jerry Hollendorfer, Unique Bella had won five straight races decisively prior to the Breeders’ Cup. Also running in the 7-furlong race for 3-year-old fillies are Jeff Bonde-trained Miss Sunset and Princess Karen. Miss Sunset has won six stakes events, and Princess Karen finished fifth in the Breeders’ Cup Filly & Mare Sprint. … Other stakes on Santa Anita’s opening day of its winter-spring season are the Grade 2, $300,000 San Antonio featuring Breeders’ Cup Classic runner-up Colonist, the Grade 2, $200,000 Mathis Brothers Mile with Hollendorfer-trained Colonist and the Grade 1, $300,000 Malibu.