Internment assembly center for Japanese-American citizens at Santa Anita racetrack in California. The main gate of the center. Army guards stand at the gate. Visitors stand behind barricades. Japanese-American internment camp or relocation center internees stand behind wire fences. Location: Santa Anita California USA. Date: June 9, 1942.

People come out dressed in the finest to watch the Christmas Stakes race at the Santa Anita racetrack. Top Row wins the race.

00:00:00:00 -[Suspected illegal aliens working at Santa Anita race track]- EXT of race track / trainers leading horses around/ VS of stables and raceway. (0:00)/

ORIG. COLOR 400 SOF. MAG. CUT STORY: LS OF HORSE RACE WITH NARRATION - SANTA ANITA DERBY. LS OF TRACK AREA WITH MOUNTAINS IN BACKGROUND. VS OF SPECTATORS IN STADIUM. CI: SPORTS - RACES, HORSE. CROWDS - SPORTS, HORSE RACE. BUILDINGS - RACETRACK.

Japanese Relocation (first part)

06:00:45:00,TWA plane taxiing, Loudspeaker, Stewardess at top of runway (gangway?), Passengers being seated, Propellers spinning, Plane takes off, Plane in flight, Stewardess serving meals, Aerial of Grand Canyon, Aerial of Los Angeles (NICE), Plane landing, Passengers off plane, Carlson kisses wife, Serving drinks by pool side, Carlson driving coupe around town, Man sells star maps, foursome rides in convertible through Beverly Hills and Hollywood NICE, Side track of Beverly Hills house, Pickfair (mansions), Santa Monica beach, Volleyball game, Paramount Studios gate, Woman in stunning golden swimsuit poses, people on beach, MGM studios gate, Universal Studios, Disney Studios, RKO Studios, Larry Parks shoots (unreadable), Grauman's Chinese theater, Footprints, San Diego, Crossing into Tijuana, Carlson shows home movies, Palm Springs, Pool side, Crusing down the street, Carlson threads projector and shows home movies to couple Couple buys tacos from food cart on street, Circus week parade, Jerry Colona in car, Clown laughs at screen, Tournament of Roses Parade, Catalina Island, Toucan bird, Speedboats, Mission, Lake Arrowhead, Water skiing, Golf, Sailing, Speedboat race spill, Hollywood Park racetrack, Horse race at Santa Anita, Monterey, Giant redwood trees, Half Dome at Yosemite, Waterfall, Driving to Airport, Couple wave at ext. airline gate, 1950s airliner in flight, Montery famous tree, Skiing, Yosemite, Sequioas, waterfalls, Couple looks out window of plane and takes picture, Aerial of San Francisco, Golden Gate, Turning cable car, Cable car uphill, Chinatown, Fisherman's Wharf, Tennis, Beach, Woman sunning

b&w newsreel - Santa Anita racetrack - Joe E. Brown - Bing Crosby - Lana Turner with husband Artie Shaw - Tony Martin - racetrack crowds

CROWD HUGS RAIL IN RAIN AT SANTA ANITA CALIF RACETRACK FOR SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO HANDICAP

"Mioland" wins the San Juan Capistrano Handicap at Santa Anita Park in Arcadia, CA

Santa Anita, California, United States of America (USA). <br/> <br/>Title reads 'Horse Racing - Santa Anita Handicap'. <br/> <br/>GV. Section of crowd under grandstand at Arcadia racetrack in Santa Anita. MS. Horses being led on to track. GV. Starting gates fly open, pan with horses. Various shots during horse race. Race was won by No 11 "Crozier" with jockey Braulio Baeza. <br/> <br/>(Comb.F.G.) <br/> <br/>Date found in the old record - 25/02/1963.

GOLDSMITH'S 1951 1952 TRAVELS

Los Angeles montage -Pan Hollywood Hills day - Hollywood skyline from hills with car visible on road from Yamashiro Restaurant - h/a swimming pool, sunbathers and swimmers - couple jumps into pool at Ambassador Hotel - night ws Trocadero restaurant nightclub on Sunset Blvd. - Sunset Strip - ms Brown Derby restaurant on Wilshire Blvd. - h/a Santa Anita racetrack -with race in progress - horses race by on track past scoreboard

""Bobby Brocato"" wins Santa Anita Handicap in Arcadia

JANET GAYNOR, FREDRIC MARCH, ADOLPHE MENJOU, ANDY DEVINE, MAY ROBSON, LIONEL STANDER. OWEN MOORE. ELIZABETH JENNS, J.C. NUGENT. CLARA BLANDICK, A.W. SWEATT, PEGGY WOOD, FRANKLIN PANGBORN, EDGAR KENNEDY, ADRIAN ROSLEY, ARTHUR HOYT, EDWIN MAXWELL, GUINN "BIG BOY" WILLIAMS, VINCE BARNETT, PAUL STANTON, ROBERT EMMETT O'CONNOR, OLIN HOWLAND, HOWLIN' IRVING BACON, CLARENCE WILSON, JONATHAN HALE, FRANCIS FORD, KENNETH HOWELL, CHRIS-PIN MARTIN, ROBERT E. HOMANS, LEE PHELPS, WADE BOTELER, MARSHALL NEILAN, DR. LEONARD WALKER, FRED "SNOWFLAKE" TOONES, GAYNE WHITMAN, DENNIS O'KEEFE, CLAUDE KING, DAVID NEWELL, EDDIE KANE, CAROL LANDIS, LANA TURNER, JED PROUTY, GEORGE CHANDLER, TRIXIE FRIGANZA, JANE BARNES, PAT FLAHERTY, CHARLES WILLIAMS, CARLETON GRIFFIN, BILLY DOOLY & HELENE CHADWICK. MARRIAGE. WEDDING. PRISONERS. BALIFF. COP. DELIVERY BOY. PAINTER. SMALL TOWN. BEAUTIFUL NEW HOME WITH MAJESTIC WEEPING WILLOWS & A LAGOON WHERE SWANS SWIM. TRAIN STATION GOODBYE. DRUNK IN PUBLIC & EMBARRASSES HIS WIFE. WINS ACADEMY AWARD. INTERRUPTS CEREMONY. WOMAN ACCIDENTALLY HIT IN THE FACE. HISSES & BOOS FROM AUDIENCE. GOES TO SANITARIUM. MUSCLEBOUND MALE NURSES. SANTA ANITA RACETRACK. YELLS AT MAN. MAN TRIES TO HIT MAN. KNOCK DOWN. DRINKS AT BAR. DRUNK TANK AT POLICE STATION. BROUGHT BEFORE A JUDGE IN COURT. DESTRUCTIVE RAMPAGES. GAYNOR BEGS JUDGE. PUT TO BED IN MALIBU HOME BY THE OCEAN. ALCHOHOLIC OVERHEARS CONVERSATION. WOMAN CRYING. GOES INTO OCEAN TO KILL HIMSELF. FUNERAL. MOB OF SCREAMING FANS. SHE SCREAMS. MOVIE PREMIERE. JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.

00:00:00:00 Many of th ealiens have been payed very very low wages. We also noticed that some of the living conditions that we saw personally last night and early this mornig were places that I do ...

Time Supply beats the Santa Anita track record by racing the mile and a furlong in 149 2/5, beating Pompey's Pillar and the famous Discovery, who placed fifth in the horse race.

THE NATIONAL TRUST FOR HISTORIC PRESERVATION SAYS LACK OF FUNDS, POOR POLICY AND INAPPROPRIATE DEVELOPMENT THREATEN HISTORIC TREASURES.

TC START 00:00:17:21. VS OF RACE HORSES BEING RIDDEN DURING A MORNING RUN AT SANTA ANITA RACETRACK. VS OF TRAINERS LOOKING OVER SOME OF THE HORSES IN THEIR STALLS. ONE HORSE'S LEG IS WASHED DOWN. CI: SPORTS: RACING, HORSE.

Internment camp or relocation center for Japanese-American citizens at Santa Anita racetrack assembly center in California, during World War 2. Surgery ward in hospital at center. Nurse ties a mask over a doctor's mouth. Doctors operate on a patient and nurses help them. All members of medical team are Japanese-American internees. Location: Santa Anita California USA. Date: 1942.

Internment of Japanese-American citizens at Santa Anita racetrack assembly center (relocation center or internment camp) in California during World War 2. A Japanese-American woman gets out of a taxi. She sits near luggage on a sidewalk . The taxi is driven off. Location: Santa Anita California USA. Date: June 9, 1942.

GOOD FILE VIDEO OF THE NEW AND FIRST HORSE RACING FACILITY IN MINNESOTA CALLED CANTERBURY DOWNS.Canterbury Downs was founded by Walter Brooks Fields, Jr., and other investors. According to David Miller of the Daily Racing Form, "Fields, along with his nephew Brooks Hauser, formed Minnesota Racetrack Inc. after a constitutional amendment allowing parimutuel wagering on horse racing was approved by Minnesota voters in 1982. Naming Santa Anita as its primary partner, Minnesota Racetrack Inc. was awarded the state's first racetrack license by the Minnesota Racing Commission and the facility in Shakopee held its first race on June 26, 1985. The introduction of the state's lottery and the widespread growth of casino gaming at Native American-hosted facilities in the area saw Canterbury Downs business repeatedly fall below revenue projections, and the track was sold in 1990 to Ladbroke Racing PLC."In 1990, Canterbury was bought by Ladbroke Racing Corporation and was renamed New Canterbury Downs. In December 1992, it closed its doors after a disastrous live racing season that saw an enormous drop in attendance. In late 1993, Canterbury was bought by Irwin L. Jacobs, who quickly sold it to Curtis and Randy Sampson. Shortly after the sale, the Sampsons worked to revitalize Canterbury, so that it reopened its doors to simulcasting, and it quickly removed itself from debt. In late 1994, Canterbury carried through on a promise to return live horse racing to Minnesota. In January 1995, Canterbury Downs officially changed its name to Canterbury Park.In 1999 the legislature authorized a card room with poker tables at Canterbury Park. This had the effect of allowing poker tables at the state's Indian tribe casinos as well.[3]Due to the 2011 Minnesota state government shutdown, Canterbury was forced to close. [4] Ramsey County District Judge Kathleen Gearin rejected a court case by the owners of Canterbury to reopen it.[5] Canterbury Park reopened on July 20, 2011 when the government shutdown ended.In June 2012 Canterbury Park and the Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community, owners and operators of Mystic Lake Casino, announced a 10-year cooperative marketing and purse enhancement agreement that will add $75 million to horsemen purses over the life of the agreement.