ASHFORD WORKS UNDEFEATED IT’S ALL RIGHT AT REMINGTON PARK
Trainer Ray Ashford sent one of his top 2-year-olds to the track at Remington Park on Wednesday morning, It’s All Right, who brings an unblemished record to the upcoming season that begins Aug. 8. It’s All Right, a Texas-bred gelded son of Cairo Prince, out of the Valid Expectations mare Rudita, is 2-for-2 lifetime after …
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MULTIPLE STAKES WINNERS WORK IN PREPARATION FOR UPCOMING REMINGTON PARK SEASON
Magic Grant, the 2023 surprise winner of the Clever Trevor Stakes at Remington Park and third-place finisher in the Springboard Mile later that same year, was among several stakes winners on the work tab here Tuesday morning. Magic Grant was sent off at 23-1 odds in the Clever Trever on Oct. 27, 2023. The 2-year-old …
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ASMUSSEN, GELNER BARNS SEND OUT STAKES WINNERS FOR PRESEASON WORKS AT REMINGTON PARK
Trainers Steve Asmussen and Jayde Gelner sent a couple of stakes winners to the track Wednesday morning in preparation for the upcoming Remington Park Thoroughbred Season that begins Friday, Aug. 8. Asmussen, the 18-time training title winner at Remington Park and all-time conditioner in the history of the game, had Glee on the track, while …
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MISS CODE WEST READY TO CONTINUE REIGN AS REMINGTON PAARK HORSE OF THE MEETING
Miss Code West is attempting a Mount Everest type accolade this upcoming thoroughbred meet at Remington Park. She will attempt to become only the second horse in track history to be a three-time Champion Horse of the Meet. In fact, no horse had ever done it two times until Welder was voted that title from …
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TRAINING ICON C.R. TROUT MAY BE LOADED FOR BEAR AT REMINGTON PARK, 2-YEAR-OLD ROYALAMERICAN WORKS BULLET
Trainer C.R. Trout is 80 years old now and walks with a cane because of recent hip-replacement surgery three weeks ago, but don’t count him out for this upcoming Remington Park meet that starts Aug. 8. After all, his competitors don’t have to race against the octogenarian, just some of the speedsters that make Trout …
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BUEHRER SENDS STAKES WINNER EIREANN TO RACETRACK IN PREPARATION FOR REMINGTON PARK SEASON
Trainer Mark Buehrer was the first to send horses to the racetrack at Remington Park on Thursday, July 10 as pre-season preparation is underway for the upcoming Thoroughbred meet that starts Aug. 8. July 10 was the first morning horses were allowed to utilize the track and one of the first to breeze over the …
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TRAINER MARK LEE FIRST TO BRING HORSES ON REMINGTON PARK GROUNDS AS THOROUGHBRED MEET SWIFTLY APPROACHES
For the second time in the past three years, trainer Mark Lee was first in line to get horses back into the barns at Remington Park. He brought a string through the gates at 6:30 a.m. Wednesday. In 2023, Lee was the first to bring his thoroughbred trainees through the gates, breaking a three-year streak …
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REMINGTON PARK 2025 THOROUGHBRED SCHEDULE FEATURES NEW TURF SPRINT IN ADDITION TO OKLAHOMA DERBY AND SPRINGBOARD MILE
The 2025 Remington Park Thoroughbred season begins on Friday, Aug. 8 and features regular major races in the Grade 3, $400,000 Oklahoma Derby and the $300,000 Remington Springboard Mile. A new addition this season, is the first major turf sprint stakes in track history. The $250,000 Great West Turf Sprint will be included on the …
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KEENER WINS THIRD TRAINING TITLE IN ROW WHILE SETTING RECORD, PULIDO TOP JOCKEY A SECOND TIME, 918 BLOODSTOCK WINS OWNER TITLE
Dee Keener of Inola, Okla., won his third training title in a row in the just completed 2025 Remington Park American Quarter Horse, Paint & Appaloosa Season. Keener also won more races in a season than any other trainer with 54. Keener was a runaway winner in the standings that combine Quarter Horse wins with …
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DEAD HEAT LEAVES TWO WINNERS IN HERITAGE PLACE FUTURITY – APOLLIREVENGE and EFFORTLESS FAVORITE
For the first time in the history of the Heritage Place Futurity at Remington Park, two horses dead-heated for victory in the lucrative race. Saturday’s Grade 1 event, worth $1,161,010 for 2-year-olds went to Apollirevenge and Effortless Favorite. The two horses that could not be separated at the wire circled with jockeys, trainers and owners …
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