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crazy time updateDivision rankings： Contentious California Crown delivers

Call me crazy, but it’s not a stretch to say Saturday’s crazy time update Grade 1 California Crown at Santa Anita features the best field of maledirt horses we’ve seen all year.Apologies to the East Coast. Yes, you, Saratoga. But whowould’ve guessed that on the last Saturday in September, it’s Santa Anita ofall places hosting the showdown between the top two older dirt males and oneof the more highly regarded 3-year-olds in training daring to take them crazy time update both on?Click here for Santa Anita entries and results.The race has gone by a few names. The Goodwood, the AwesomeAgain, now the California Crown. Whatever you call it, the storylines thisyear are interesting. Arkansas Derby winner Muth is stepping up against olderhorses, and another Grade 1 win could light up his Eclipse chances. Thenthere’s the trilogy, National Treasure vs. Señor Buscador, squaring off for thethird time this season after splitting their first two battles. I’ll dive into these storylines in a bit. First let’s take a look at this week’s updated division rankingsOlder dirt males1. National Treasure. He’s running this weekend in the California Crown against what I would call the best field of males we’ve seen all season. Sure he flopped in the sloppy Whitney (G1), extending his winless streak on off tracks to 0-for-3, but hey, he’s still on top here. Face it. No one else in this division has done enough to knock him off the pedestal. With two Grade 1 wins already, another one this weekend would practically wrap the Eclipse up for him, regardless of what happens in the Breeders’ Cup.2. Señor Buscador. He used the Pat O’Brien (G2) last out as a tune-up for the California Crown, closing from the clouds to finish fourth, beaten by just over six lengths in that seven-furlong sprint. He kicked off the year with a narrow loss to National Treasure in the Pegasus World Cup Invitational (G1), snagged a Saudi Cup (G1) win in February, and picked up a third in the Dubai World Cup (G1). But let’s be real. This weekend is do or die. If he doesn’t win, any Eclipse dreams go up in smoke, no matter what happens at the Breeders’ Cup. Oh, and in case you forgot, he hasn’t won a race on U.S. s……