LEADING RIDER FRANCISCO CALDERON PICKS UP MOUNT ON EYESA WAGON MY TALE, QUALIFIES HER AS FASTEST FOR REMINGTON PARK OAKS
Remington Park leading rider Francisco Calderon was just hanging out in the jockeys’ quarters on Sunday afternoon, not really counting on qualifying anyone for the finals of the $160,670 Remington Park Oaks. Then trainer Marc Jungers made a change. Jockey Christian Ramos was originally named to ride Eyesa Wagon My Tale in Sunday’s Oaks trials. …
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JAMIES SIN TACHA PROVES BLOODLINES RUN TRUE IN POSTING FASTEST TIME OF NIGHT IN SECOND EVENING OF REMINGTON PARK FUTURITY TRIALS
Like mother, like son. On April 4, 2014, Specials Jamie won a Remington Park Futurity trial. Eleven years and one day later, her gelded son, Jamies Sin Tacha, emulated his mother (dam) and he posted the fastest time of the second night of Remington Park Futurity trials Saturday. Time will tell if Jamies Sin Tacha …
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ENTICE ME ONA MONDAY FASTEST QUALIFIER FROM FIRST NIGHT OF REMINGTON PARK FUTURITY TRIALS
The Remington Park pre-season training race superstar, Entice Me Ona Monday, pulled off a minor upset as the fastest qualifier of the first night of Remington Park Futurity trials, beating Oklahoma Futurity winner Flying Joy 1 in the same trial. There were 10 trials Friday night for 2-year-old Oklahoma-bred American Quarter Horses trying to qualify …
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I AM CANDY SETS TRACK RECORD IN REMINGTON PARK ALLOWANCE FEATURE
I Am Candy not only beat a horse that had won six of her first eight starts lifetime, Dezigner Jeanz, and another, Alliekat Dynasty, who had won six-of-nine starts at Remington Park, but broke the broke the track record for 330 yards in the process. The outstanding effort came in a race for older fillies …
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2024 REMINGTON PARK OAKS WINNER, I GOT THISS, LIVED UP TO HER NAME, GETTING BACK ON TRACK WITH REMINGTON PARK FEATURE WIN
The Gonzales family of trainers finished off a near perfect week when James J. “JJ” Gonzales II and his trainee, I Got Thiss, won the feature race Sunday night in allowance company at Remington Park. She was returning to action for the first time this year, and the form that saw her win a stakes …
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Q-RACING VIDEO DISTANCE CHALLENGE, AQHA REMINGTON PARK CHALLENGE – POSTPONED DUE TO SEVERE WEATHER
Remington Park management postponed the last races on the 12-race card Saturday night – the Grade 2, $35,156 Q-Racing Video Distance Challenge and the Grade 2, $68,535 AQHA Remington Park Challenge – due to severe weather that moved into the Oklahoma City area. Lightning could be seen moving toward Remington Park as horses came onto …
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UNCLE EDS IDEA WINS FOR 13TH TIME IN HIS CAREER, TAKING FRIDAY ALLOWANCE AT REMINGTON PARK
Uncle Eds Idea has shown a proclivity for finding the winner’s circle, although he has seemed to have a true aversion to the one at Remington Park. That was not the case on Friday night, however, as the 8-year-old gelding won for the 13th time in his career, but only the second time in 13 …
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THURSDAY RACING TURNED INTO LONGSHOT ALLEY AS BOMB AFTER BOMB SCORED DURING REMINGTON PARK NIGHT OF MAIDEN WINNERS
It was the kind of night at Remington Park that only the character Jay Trotter from the movie “Let it Ride,” could appreciate. It seemed that way because one could probably have polled each bettor at the track and they couldn’t have come up with the horse that was going to win these races. Then, …
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YOUNG JOCKEY, ARAM MARTINEZ, BURSTS ONTO SCENE WITH FIRST REMINGTON PARK WINS, POSTING A TRIPLE IN JUST THREE MOUNTS
Jockey Aram Martinez won for the first time at Remington Park on Sunday, just one day after his 18th birthday. Then he won his second race here, and then he won his third to post a riding triple. Martinez, who is a son of former Remington Park jockey L. Salvador Martinez, won three races in …
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FLYING JOY 1 BLASTS HER WAY TO OKLAHOMA FUTURITY VICTORY TO REMAIN UNDEFEATED AFTER TWO RACES
Flying Joy 1 took advantage of the favorite Ocho Rojo’s tardy break, flying to the front in the Grade 2, $419,735 Oklahoma Futurity and holding off the rest of the field for a lucrative trip to the winner’s circle at Remington Park. This was the 84th edition of the historic Oklahoma Futurity, first contested in …
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