Jockey Martin Garcia described his accomplishments at Santa Anita on Saturday and Sunday as the greatest weekend "in my life." "It was amazing." He was primarily talking about winning the $750,000 Santa Anita Handicap aboard Misremembered on Saturday. His win aboard Sangaree in Sunday's $60,350 Joe Hernandez Stakes was a bonus. Sangaree ($10.20) ran 6 1/2 furlongs in 1:15.28, holding off a threat from Gallant Son to win his first stakes. Owned by Sheikh Mohammed's Darley Stable and trained by Bob Baffert, Sangaree is a 5-year-old horse by Awesome Again. Making his second start after a layoff of nearly five months, Sangaree won by a half-length, closing from fifth in a field of seven. The race was intended to be run on turf, but overnight rain forced it to the main track. Sangaree was third in an optional claimer over 5 1/2 furlongs in his comeback on Dec. 31. In Sunday's race, Garcia kept Sangaree in fifth for the first half-mile, well behind Machismo, who set a brisk pace of 21.78 and 44.08 seconds. Sangaree moved to fourth with a four-wide move in the stretch and took the lead in the final sixteenth. "The last time he needed the race," Garcia said. "It was a shorter distance. Bob said place him where he's comfortable and make one run." Sangaree has won 4 of 12 starts and $164,110. The Hernandez was his second stakes appearance. He was fifth in the Grade 2 San Diego Handicap at Del Mar last summer.