Trainers
After continuously working with horses for years, the payback for trainers are the wins and share of purse money their athletes accumulate, making the time and effort worthwhile. The best trainers are able to achieve success at the highest levels of racing, getting the most out of their horses as they compete in big-dollar stakes events, while creating lasting memories. The Oklahoma Horse Racing Hall of Fame at Remington Park honors these top trainers for their career accomplishments.Thoroughbred Inductees
C.R. Trout
Career: 1990-Current
Year Inducted: 2017
When Remington Park arrived in 1988, C.R. Trout turned his racing passion to Oklahoma.
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Joe Offolter
Career: 1988-Current
Year Inducted: 2017
Joe Offolter has interesting occupations in his life, racehorse trainer was the right choice
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Steve Asmussen
Career: 1986-Current
Year Inducted: 2012
In the world of modern Thoroughbred horse racing, a dynasty has been created by trainer Steve Asmussen.
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Donnie K. Von Hemel
Career: 1984-Current
Year Inducted: 2011
Donnie Von Hemel grew up around horse racing, the son of prominent trainer Don Von Hemel.
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Charles Taliaferro
Career: 1955-1994
Year Inducted: 2011
Chuck Taliaferro lived a full life of winning and traveling throughout the USA during his entire career.
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Eddie Willis
Career: 1977-Current
Year Inducted: 2018
Eddie Willis has been a force in American Quarter Horse racing in Oklahoma, and beyond, for decades.
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Lewis Wartchow
Career: 1967-2003
Year Inducted: 2012
A beloved trainer, Lewis Wartchow was known as the ‘King of Paints’ for his years of success with the breed.
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Jack Brooks
Career: 1959-2007
Year Inducted: 2010
Jack Brooks began his career of over four decades on the dusty bush tracks of Oklahoma.
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Rodney Reed
Career: 1956-2017
Year Inducted: 2009
Rodney Reed won 10 Remington Park training titles with an amazing nine titles in a row
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