Racing Events
Golden Gate Fields is home to the following graded stakes and black type listed stakes:
- Grade 3 El Camino Real Derby
- Grade 3 San Francisco Mile Stakes
- Grade 3 Berkeley Handicap
- Grade 3 All American Stakes
- Grade 3 Golden Gate Fields Turf
- California Derby
- California Oaks
- Silky Sullivan Handicap
- Albany Stakes
- Alcatraz Stakes
- Campanile Stakes
- Golden Poppy
- Silky Sullivan Handicap
It hosts numerous overnight handicaps and ungraded stakes events.
- Tanforan Stakes, 3 Year Olds and up, one mile and 3/8, turf. $75,000
- Miss America Stakes, Fillies and mares, 3 Year Olds and up, one mile and 1/8, turf. $75,000
- Corte Madera Stakes, 2 Year Old Fillies, one mile. $75,000
- China Basin Stakes
- Gold Rush Stakes
- Half Moon Bay Stakes
- Lost in the Fog
- Pacific Heights Stakes, 3 Year Olds and up (Cal-breds), one mile and 1/16. $75,000
- Mill Valley Stakes
- Raise Your Skirts, 4 Year Olds and up, Fillies & Mares, 6 furlongs, $75,000.
- Tiburon Handicap, 3 Year Old Fillies, six furlongs. $75,000
- Sausalito Stakes, 3 Year Olds and up, six furlongs. $75,000
- Forty Niner Stakes, 3 Year Olds and up, one mile and 1/16. $75,000
- Stinson Beach Stakes, 3 Year Olds, six furlongs. $50,000
- Oakland Stakes, 3 Year Olds and up, six furlongs. $75,000
- Golden Gate Fields Sprint, 4 Year Olds & Up, 6 furlongs, $75,000.
- Work the Crowd, 4 Year Olds & Up, Fillies & Mares (Cal-bred), 1 mile and 1/16, $75,000.
- Silveyville Stakes, 1 and 1/16 mile, $73,500
- Golden Nugget Stakes, $50,000
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