ALCALA GETS BULLET AT 220 YARDS WITH A SEPARATE ROSE, THURSDAY AT REMINGTON PARK

February 6, 2025

Trainer Leo Alcala was the talk of the town going into the finals of last year’s $854,775 Remington Park Futurity with three qualifiers among the 10 Oklahoma-bred 2-year-old finalists. He may have another solid runner this year with A Separate Rose among the 3-year-old set here. This Texas-bred Quarter Horse filly by Separatist, out of …

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TRAINER SUE HUNT SENDS OUT BULLET WORKER, TURNPIKE SPECIAL D, ON SECOND DAY OF TRAINING AT REMINGTON PARK

February 5, 2025

Trainer Sue Hunt and her family have been in the horse racing business for decades and it is horses like Turnpike Special D that make her get up before most roosters every morning. This 3-year-old Paint horse by the multiple World Champion, Painted Turnpike, out of the Euroears (TB) mare Eurodiamond Diva, worked the bullet …

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DIVORY RECORDS FIRST OFFICIAL WORKOUT OF THE PRE-SEASON AT REMINGTON PARK

February 4, 2025

Remington Park opened the track for pre-season training this morning at 7am. Shortly after that, Divory recorded the first official workout in preparation for the 2025 American Quarter Horse, Paint and Appaloosa Season that begins on March 6. Owned by Bill Doenz of Sheridan, Wyoming and trained by Josh Taylor, Divory moved 220 yards in …

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TRAINER JOHNSON STARTS NEW STREAK AS FIRST TO ARRIVE AT REMINGTON PARK

February 3, 2025

Trainer Tammy Johnson had nine horses in tow when she pulled up to the Remington Park gates around 1:30 a.m. Monday morning, the first to unload at the racetrack for the upcoming 2025 American Quarter Horse, Paint and Appaloosa race season. Her load included Quarter Horse stakes winners Rock Ya Later and Uncle Eds Idea. …

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REMINGTON PARK STAKES SCHEDULE BOASTS 11 GRADE 1 EVENTS FOR AMERICAN QUARTER HORSE, PAINT AND APPALOOSA SEASON

January 9, 2025

The 2025 Remington Park American Quarter Horse, Paint and Appaloosa Season begins Thursday, March 6. The 50-date session will bring the top horses from around the country to battle for stakes purses estimated at nearly $5.4 million. The coffers on Champions Night, the final evening of the season on Saturday, May 31 will top $2 …

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MISS CODE WEST WINS SECOND CONSECUTIVE HORSE OF MEETING HONOR AT REMINGTON PARK

December 18, 2024

Three stakes wins against fellow Oklahoma-breds and a second in her only open company attempt, earned Miss Code West the Horse of the Meeting honor at Remington Park for a second consecutive season. The 3-year-old filly received the most votes in the contentious category following the 2024 race meeting. The solid efforts by Miss Code …

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ASMUSSEN WINS 19TH REMINGTON PARK TITLE, ELLIOTT TAKES SECOND RIDING TITLE, HAWK EMERGES AS TOP OWNER

December 16, 2024

Forget about Hall of Famer Steve Asmussen building a new wing in his home for all his awards in racing; he will eventually need another house just for his trophies from Remington Park. Asmussen won his unprecedented 19th training title in the recently concluded season and his first-call rider, Stewart Elliott, won his second Remington …

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COAL BATTLE WINS SPRINGBOARD MILE AT REMINGTON PARK

December 13, 2024

Coal Battle won the war against 2-1 wagering favorite Speed King down the stretch, outlasting the speed demon by a half-length to win the $300,000 Springboard Mile Stakes. The marquee race for 2-year-olds at Remington Park was the headliner on the final night of the 2024 Thoroughbred Season. With regular rider Juan Vargas in the …

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GLEE WINS INITIAL TOBY KEITH STAKES BY 10-3/4 LENGTHS AT REMINGTON PARK

December 13, 2024

Glee ran in two stakes races at Remington Park this meet and she won both by a combined 25-3/4 lengths. On Friday night it was a 10-3/4 length victory in the $75,000 initial Toby Keith Stakes 2-year-old fillies. The top connections of this meet were victorious once again as leading trainer and jockey, Hall of …

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REMINGTON PARK TOP OWNER BRYAN HAWK WINS STAKES NAMED IN HONOR OF HIS LATE BROTHER

December 13, 2024

Bryan Hawk of Shawnee, Okla., leading owner this season at Remington Park for the first time, visibly choked up, pointed to the sky and said, “C W Prize is special; this one is for you, brother. Amen!” C W Prize had just won the $75,000 Jeffrey Hawk Memorial, a race named after Bryan’s late brother, …

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