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	Prize $	#/race	Dirt
Fri Dec 9	$51,700	8.3	7
Sun Dec 4	$60,800	7. 1	8
Fri Dec 2	$43,500	7.3	7
Sun Nov 27	$59,000	9.9	8
Sat Nov 26	$58,300	10.0	7
Fri Nov 25	$68,200	7. 1	8
Thu Nov 24	$92,500	8.3	7
Sun Nov 20	$113,600	8.9	7
Sat Nov 19	$49,300	7.1	7
Fri Nov 18	$53,800	9. 6	7

Camarero Race Track Headlines — Page 1 of 1

Lord Nelson Sires First Stakes Winner

Navit, a 2-year-old filly owned by VMH Stud, won her first stakes by 1 3/4 lengths Nov. 25. The seven-furlong Clasico Dia de Acción de Gracias stakes is recognized as a grade 3 stakes in Puerto Rico.
- By Eric Mitchell
- November 29, 2021

New Purse Structure Could Benefit Puerto Rico

Puerto Rican owners and breeders say restructuring purses at Camarero Race Track could stem the flow of inexpensive horses to the island, raise the overall quality of racing, and bolster the native breeding program.
- By Eric Mitchell
- September 3, 2021

Flood of Cheap Horses Threatens Puerto Rican Aftercare

A record number of low-priced, imported racehorses sent to Puerto Rico is overtaxing the resources of the Caribbean Thoroughbred Aftercare program. The CTA said without dedicated funding to the program, it will be forced to close in January.
- By Eric Mitchell
- August 26, 2021

Sold Out Becomes Java’s War’s First Winner

The 2-year-old colt out of Belle Soul won his May 8 debut by eight lengths at Camarero Race Track.
- By Eric Mitchell
- May 11, 2021

Dark Voyage: Dangers of Cargo Shipping to Puerto Rico

A lawsuit filed in Florida April 30 exposes the dangers of shipping horses to Puerto Rico on cargo ships.
- By Eric Mitchell
- June 1, 2020

Debut Winner for Amira’s Prince Wins by Nine Lengths

Establo Siloe’s Monkeyoffmyback won at first asking at Camarero Race Track.
- By Eric Mitchell
- December 9, 2019

Swagger Strike First Winner for Sire Swagger Jack

Swagger Jack, a grade 1-winning son of two-time leading sire Smart Strike, saw his first winner June 11 when Swagger Strike drew off to a 2 3/4-length victory in the fifth race at Camarero Race Track.
- By Frank Angst
- June 14, 2017

My Wandy’s Girl Wheels Back in Gazelle

Nine days after My Wandy’s Girl won the Pentelis Stakes in her introduction to racing in the continental 48 states, her connections will wheel her back for a stiffer test — the $350,000 Gazelle Stakes.
- By Claire Crosby
- November 21, 2012

Sportech Partners With Evangeline, Camarero

Sportech launched several initiatives, including a Spanish-language wagering website for Camarero Race Track in Puerto Rico and advance deposit wagering through Evangeline Downs & Casino in Louisiana.
- By BloodHorse Staff
- April 5, 2012

Camarero Horseplayer Wins $4.9 Million

A Camarero Race Track bettor won the $4.9 million Poolpote for being the lone winning pick six ticket holder on March 15.
- March 19, 2010

Lesson 13 En el restaurante

Verbs
with alternating vowels at the root e
–
i. Undefined
pronouns. Twice no.
Structures estar
+ bien/mal; ser + bueno/malo.

Carlos: Hemos
reservado una mesa para dos personas.

Camarero:
¿A
nombre de quien?

Carlos:
A
nombre de Martini.

Camarero:
Si,
dos personas … por aqui, por favor.

Katia: ¡Qué
hambre tengo! No he comido nada esta tarde.

Carlos:
Yo
no he comido tampoco.

Camarero:
Senores,
la carte.

Despues
de unos minutos vuelve el camarero.

Camarero:
¿Han
decidido ya?… ¿Qué van a tomar?

Katia:
Los
calamares me encantan… Si, calamares a la romana, y de primero
gambas al ajillo, por favor.

Carlos:
Yo
tomo de primero … una crema de espárragos y de segundo una
parrillada de pescado.

Camarero:
y
para beber?

Katia: Bueno,
yo quisiera una sangria.

Carlos: Para
mi una cerveza de barril, por favor.

El
camarero sirve la comida y las bebidas.

Katia:
Mmm…
me encanta el ajo.

Carlos: ¡Qué
buen aspecto tiene!

Camarero:
¿Desean
Vds. algun postre? ¿Un café…?

Katia:
Si,
para mí un flan con nata, por favor.

Carlos:
Un
coñac, por favor.

Camarero:
¿Algun
coñac especial?

Carlos:
no
me apetece ninguno especial, la marca de la casa. Katia, ¿que tal
has comido?

Katia:
Nunca
he comido tan bien. La comida es buena aqui… ¡Oh, qué tarde es!
¿Pedimos la cuenta?

Carlos:
Si.
Camarero, la cuenta, por favor.

El
Camarero deja la cuenta y se va.

Katia: Carlos,
yo pago mi parte, por favour.

Carlos:
no.
te invito yo.

Katia: Pues,
muchas gracias… ¿Cuánto se da de propina en España?

Carlos:
Entre
el 5 y 10 por ciento, dejamos 2 euros, ¿vale?

Katia: Esta
bien.

Carlos: We
booked a table for two.

Waiter: On
whose name?

Carlos:
On
Martini’s name.

Waiter:
Yes,
for two… over here, please.

Katya: How
I’m hungry! Tonight I
didn’t eat anything.

Carlos: I
didn’t eat either.

Waiter:
Please
here is the menu.

Through
A few minutes later the waiter comes back.

Waiter:
you
already decided?.. What will you order?

Katya: Me
I like squid… Yes, squid
in Roman style, and for a snack shrimp in
garlic please.

Carlos: I
I’ll take mashed asparagus for a snack, and for
the second parrillado of fish.

Waiter:
What
will you drink?

Katya:
I
I would like sangria.

Carlos: A
me — draft beer.

Waiter
serves food and drinks.

Katya: Mmmm…
I like snack.

Carlos: I
how attractive it looks!

Waiter:
Wish
any dessert? Coffee…?

Katya: Yes,
I’d like a flan with cream, please.

Carlos: Shot glass
cognac, please.

Waiter:
Wish
any particular type of cognac?

Carlos: Not
need nothing special, what you serve
usually. Katya, do you like food?

Katya: Never
I have not eaten anything tastier … Very tasty …
Oh, how late it is! Shall we ask for an invoice?

Carlos:
Yes.
Waiter, check please.

Waiter
leaves the account and leaves.

Katya: Carlos,
I’ll pay for myself. Please.

Carlos: No,
I feed you.

Katya: Well
then thanks … how much is left for
tea in Spain

Carlos: From
five to ten percent. Let’s leave two
Euro. Is it coming?

Katya:
Excellent.

Donde
comer en España?

La
cafeteria
ofrece
pasteles, helados, bocadillos, batidos.

El
bar
español
ofrece una gran variedad de tapas y bebidas. Aquí se puede tomar una
pequeña comida, sin pretensiones grandes.

El
month
está
especializado en la cocina local. Es un restaurante de decorado
rustico.

La
hosteria
es
un restaurante tipico que ofrece excelentes platos regionales.

Las
tascas
son
tipicas madrileñas para tomar tapas.

En
la taberna
se
puede tomar una copa, se charla. A veces ofrecen algo para comer.

El
restaurants
tiene
una carta variada así como un menú turístico a precio fijo.

En
la casa
de comidas sirven
una comida sencilla y familiar, están cerca de las estaciones de
tren.

Las
ventas
son
restaurantes especializados en productos de caza, están alrededor de
las grandes ciudades.

Exercise
1

True
or not? Mark the correct answer:

1. Las
tascas están alrededor de las grandes ciudades.

2. Si
queremos algunas tapas vamos a la cafeteria.

3. La
hosteria ofrece platos de la region.

4. Las
ventas ofrecen un menú turistico.

5. El
bar ofrece una variedad de tapas y bebidas.

6.
El meson ofrece una carta variada a precio fijo.

7. EN
la taberna siempre hay algo para comer.

8. EN
una cafetería se pueden comer bocadillos.

Verbs
with alternating vowels at the root e
—> i

B
forms with shock root of this
verb group root e
turns
at i.

server
(maintenance)

s ir vo

s ir weight

s ir ve

servimos

service

s ir ven

pedir
(require,
ask)

p i do

p i des

p i de

pedimos

pedis

p i den

Exercise
2

Fill in
table according to the following model:

comer —
como – coméis – comes – comemos

l.
ver

2. pedir

3. salir

4. service

Undefined
pronouns

algo,
alguno, alguna, algunos, algunas, alguien

(something,
some, some, some
someone)

nada,
ninguno, ninguna, ningunos, ningunas, nadie

(nothing,
none, none, none, nobody)

¿Quiere
algo
mas?
–
No, nada mass.

¿Desean
alguna

mas? — No.
ninguna
mass.

¿Quiere
algun
coñac
especial? —
no.
ninguno
especial.

¿has
encontrado a alguien?
—
no.
no he encontrado a nadie.

¿has
comprado algunos
libros? — No.
no he comprado ninguno.

Forms
plural ningunos/as
used
less common than the singular forms.

Attention!

Before
masculine nouns
alguno
turns
at algun,
a
ninguno
to
ningún:

Algun
coñac?

Ningun
amigo
me ayuda.

Exercise
3

Insert
pronouns algo,
nada, alguien, alguno/-a, algunos/-as:

l.
¿Hay… en la mesa?

2. No.
conozco a… hombre como el.

3. No.
sabe…

4.
…
trenes salen toda la noche.

5.
¿Hay… parque por aqui?

6.
… de estas casas me gusta.

7.
¿Esperasa…?

Double
negation

by
+
verb
+ nada
(nothing)
nadie
(none)
nunca
(never)
tampoco
(also
not), ninguno,
-a (none,
none)

no
quiero nada
mas. —
I do not want anything anymore.

no
habla con nadie . —
He doesn’t speak to anyone.

no
voy nunca
a la playa. —
I never go to the beach.

Yo
no
he
comido tampoco.
—
I haven’t eaten yet either.

no
me visita ningún
amigo. —
No friends visit me.

Attention!

Design
to …
nada,
nadie, nunca, tampoco, ninguno, ninguna surrounds
verb on both sides. When pronouns
nada,
nadie and
etc. are in front of the verb, negation by
Void:

Nunca
he
comido tan bien. —
I have never eaten so deliciously.

Exercise
4

Insert
to these offers by
there
where required:

1.
…
lo sabe nadie.

2. ¡Tampoco
tú … estás en la escuela!

3. …
es tan importante como tener amigos.

4.
…se acuerda nunca de su familia.

5.
… sabe nadie cocinar.

6.
…pasa nada si no vienes.

bien,
mal-bueno, malo

estar
+ bien/ mal ser +
bueno/
malo

bien
and
small
—
participles and are used after verbs
and auxiliary verb estar ;
bueno
and
small
—
adjectives and are used
with nouns and verbs
ser .

La
comida es
buena . –
Se come
Bien
aqui.

El
perro es
malo .
–
El traje te está
mal .

Exercise
5

Insert
bien,
bueno/-a or
small
small/-a:

1. El
postre es (bien/ bueno)…

2. No.
estoy (bien/ bueno)… hoy.

3. La
pelicula es bastante (mal/mala)…

4. El
traje le está (mal/malo)…

Spanish-Russian
dictionary

a
nombre de
in the name of (smb.)

acordarse
remember, remember

al
ajillo
seasoned with garlic

alguien
some

alrededor
de
around (something)

apetecer
(-zc-)
like (oh
food)

apprender
teach

asi
como
as well as

aspecto
f
appearance, appearance, appearance

barril
m
barrel

batido
m
fresh
dough; eggnog; mousse

bebida
drink

bien
good

cafeteria
cafeteria

calamares
m
pl a
la romana squid
Roman

camarero
m
waiter

carta
f
menu

casa
f
de
Comidas
tavern, tavern

f
hunting

cerveza
f
de
barril
draft beer

charlar
chat

coñac
m
cognac

litter
f
shot glass

cream
f
cream; building:
puree

cuenta
f
account

decorado
m
decoration,
decoration

dejar
leave

¿de
Quien?
from whom?

despues
de
after

encantar
please,
give pleasure

entre
between

esparrago
m
asparagus

special
special,
special

specialization
en
specialize

flan
m
flan
(dessert
beaten eggs, milk and sugar)

gamba
f
shrimp

helado
m
ice cream

hostería
f
osteria, small restaurant

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