Crisp won the Santa Anita Oaks 2010. Crisp ran 1 1/16 miles in 1:43.50, outfinishing pacesetter All Due Respect by a neck. Blind Luck, the 2-5 favorite, closed from last on the backstretch to finish a neck behind All Due Respect.

Sent off the 5-1 third choice in the seven-horse field, Crisp paid $13.60, $8 and $2.80 while starting the $1 exotics worth $47.80 (exacta), $99.20 (trifecta) and $644.80 (2-4-5-6 superfecta). All Due Respect gave back $8.20 and $3.20 at 6-1, and Blind Luck returned $2.10 to her disappointed backers.

Owned by Los Angeles’ Michael Talla, Crisp capped last season with a maiden victory in her second start and began her three-year-old season with a one-length win in the Santa Ysabel Stakes (G3) on January 10 at Santa Anita before the Las Virgenes.

Bred in Kentucky by James Jones and Randy Swanson, Crisp improved to three wins in five career starts and earnings of $252,120. She is the first starter for her dam, the unraced Sir Cat mare Cat’s Fair.