HEAVY FAVORITE, ONE FABULOUS BOY, LIVED UP TO HIS NAME, WINNING SUNDAY FEATURE AT REMINGTON PARK
Trainer Ed Hardy and jockey Angel O. Ramirez came up with a pair of wins, bookending the card, including the featured allowance winner One Fabulous Boy, who ran like his name and his heavily favored odds Sunday. Hardy and Ramirez combined talents to win the first race of the night with the Paint, Gitter Dun …
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28-1 LONGSHOT STETSONN PULLS UPSET IN GRADE 2 REMINGTON PARK CHAMPIONSHIP CHALLENGE
Stetsonn fired up the engines on Saturday night when it was a must against a former All American Futurity winner. At longshot odds of 28-1, he made it to the finish first in the Grade 2, $70,405 AQHA Remington Park Championship Challenge. The 2023 All American Futurity winner, Cowboys Gun Z, was sent off as …
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DISTANCE CHAMPION HANDIN OUT CANDY, SCORES Q-RACING VIDEO REMINGTON DISTANCE CHALLENGE FOR SIXTH WIN IN ROW
The 2025 American Quarter Horse Association Distance Champion, Handin Out Candy, showed why he won that award, pulling away from a stellar field of turn horses Saturday night to win the Grade 2, $40,018 Q-Racing Video Remington Park Distance Challenge. It was the sixth win in a row for the 7-year-old Alabama-bred gelded son of …
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EYE THE CARTEL LIVES UP TO FAVORITISM WITH REMINGTON PARK FRIDAY FEATURE WIN
The early money was smart money on Eye the Cartel as the 4-year-old mare went off as the 9-5 betting favorite and proved her worth, getting to the wire a half-length in front to win the featured allowance race Friday night at Remington Park. Under the guidance of jockey Jesus Ayala, Eye the Cartel hit …
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DAD CHARLEY HUNT WINS BATTLE VS. SON CHARLTON HUNT IN NOSE VICTORY BY NSM FLYING CORONA IN REMINGTON FEATURE
When the ninth race was over Thursday, March 26 at Remington Park, it was a matter of inches that made the difference in a battle of father-son trainers. NSM Flying Corona got her nose to the wire as the victor for the in the allowance event over AJ Lucky Girl. NSM Flying Corona is a …
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ALL AMERICAN FUTURITY WINNER, COWBOYS GUN Z, MAKES 2026 DEBUT IN REMINGTON PARK CHAMPIONSHIP CHALLENGE
A field of 10 has been drawn for Saturday night’s Grade 2, $70,405 Remington Park Championship Challenge with 2023 All American Futurity winner Cowboys Gun Z as the 6-5 morning line favorite for the 440-yard race. When the 1-10 favorite in the 2023 Grade 1, $3 million All American Futurity at Ruidoso Downs in New …
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RACKET RIDGE WINS 3-YEAR-OLD DEBUT, TAKING SUNDAY FEATURE AT REMINGTON PARK
Racket Ridge took a drop in class and that’s all that was needed for the gelded Kansas-bred son of Apollitical Jess to win the featured allowance race Sunday at Remington Park. Making his debut as a 3-year-old debut, Racket Ridge, a gelding from the PYC Paint Your Wagon mare Lovepop, had last raced at Will …
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JOCKEY JUAN PULIDO SWEEPS BIG RACES, TAKING OKLAHOMA FUTURITY WITH KISS ME INA FLASH AFTER SCORING OKLAHOMA DERBY
Leading rider at Remington Park, Juan Pulido, won both the Grade 2, $435,395 Oklahoma Futurity with Kiss Me Ina Flash, and also the Grade 3, $259,655 Oklahoma Derby with AJ Remember Me on Saturday night. He did not, however, take the suggestion that he could take the rest of the meet off. “No, I can’t; …
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TOP QUALIFIER AJ REMEMBER ME HANDLES RIVALS TO WIN OKLAHOMA DERBY AT REMINGTON PARK
AJ Remember Me was the top qualifier through trials on March 8 for the Grade 3, $259,655 Oklahoma Derby. Saturday night at Remington Park he handled the billing to score the 350-yard final event for 3-year-olds by a half-length. Owned by Corinna Sosa of Blanchard, Okla., AJ Remember Me is trained by Josue Garcia and …
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JOCKEY CODY SMITH SETS NEW ALL-TIME WIN RECORD ABOARD PAINTS, SCORING ABOARD BIG ROTNEY IN THE OKLAHOMA PAINT/APPALOOSA FUTURITY
Two great things happened for jockey Cody Smith on Saturday night – breaking G.R. Carter’s all-time record for most wins with Paints and being right about a Paint named Big Rotney, who won the Grade 1, $188,500 Oklahoma Paint & Appaloosa Futurity. Smith won for the 348th time aboard the Paint breed, one more win …
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