Tedesco, Santa Anita part ways
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Santa Anita soon will name a new track superintendent following the
resignation of Richard Tedesco from the position he held during a
tumultuous four years. Tedesco gave 30-day notice when he tendered his
resignation in May. His final day at Santa Anita is Friday.
The departure of Tedesco comes while Santa Anita attempts to lower the silt-clay content in its main track. A dirt surface was re-installed in 2010 to replace two types of synthetic surfaces (Cushion Track andPro-Ride) that did not perform to expectations. But the new dirt surface also was problematic and ended up with excessive silt-clay content.
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