WF JESS CANDY GIVES TRAINER DEE KEENER THIRD CONSECUTIVE WIN IN SPEEDHORSE GRAHAM FUTURITY AT REMINGTON PARK
WF Jess Candy hit the wire first, giving trainer Dee Keener the win in the Grade 1, $230,475 Speedhorse Graham Paint and Appaloosa Futurity on Saturday at Remington Park. The 350-yard race for 2-year-olds is the richest race for Paints and Appaloosas in the world. It was the third year in a row a Keener …
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R COWGIRL COMES OFF SHELF TO WIN SPEEDHORSE GRAHAM PAINT AND APPALOOSA STAKES AT REMINGTON PARK
R Cowgirl had not raced in a little more than six months, but it didn’t seem to matter Saturday, June 1 at Remington Park as the 3-year-old Appaloosa filly won the Grade 1, $35,000 Speedhorse Graham Paint and Appaloosa Stakes. It was her seventh win in only eight career races. The last time R Cowgirl …
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ESCOBEDO WINS FOUR, PAINTED TURNPIKE AND DEBBIE SCHAUF ENTER HALL OF FAME AT REMINGTON PARK
Jockey Edwin Escobedo won four races on Friday night at Remington Park to make the race for the season’s leading jockey a little tighter going to the final night of the meet on Saturday. Escobedo scored aboard Chief Iron Eagle ($4.20 to win), an Appaloosa, in race one; Mr Charlie Brown ($6.80) in race three; …
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CARDIAC COWBOY, DOLLAR BILL TOP TWO FAVORITES FOR GRADE 2 HERITAGE PLACE DERBY SATURDAY AT REMINGTON PARK
The fastest qualifier for the Grade 2, $239,050 Heritage Place Derby, Cardiac Cowboy, and the top money earner in the field, Dollar Bill, have been made the top two favorites for the major race Saturday at Remington Park. Morning-line maker Jerry Shottenkirk has installed Cardiac Cowboy as the 3-1 favorite, just ahead of Dollar Bill …
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DEEP BLUE TRYING TO REPEAT BIG EFFORT IN THIS YEAR’S GRADE 2 HERITAGE PLACE OAKS AT REMINGTON PARK
Deep Blue almost pulled off the upset of the meet in last year’s $1.2 million Heritage Place Futurity, running second at 13-1 odds. Fast forward one year and this 3-year-old filly is the 5-2 morning-line favorite in the Grade 2, $296,940 Heritage Place Oaks on Saturday at Remington Park at 400 yards. The sophomore filly …
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SEASON LEADERS STRETCH THEIR ADVANTAGE THURSDAY AT REMINGTON PARK, RACE FIVE A NO-CONTEST
The final week of racing for the American Quarter Horse, Paint and Appaloosa Season at Remington Park started Thursday night with the leading jockey and trainer adding to their win totals. Roman Cruz picked up two wins Thursday to pad his colony-leading win total to 42. Cruz won in back-to-back races, scoring aboard Jess Wont …
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RELENTLESS DIAMOND PUTS THREE-RACE WINNING STREAK ON LINE IN GRADE 1 JUNOS REQUEST STAKES AT REMINGTON PARK
Relentless Diamond will be going for her second stakes win in a row this meet, and her fourth win in a row, when she goes to post in the Grade 1, $100,000 Junos Request Stakes on Saturday at Remington Park. The Junos Request is one of nine stakes events on the Champions Night program at …
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TRAINER DEE KEENER MAKES IT A 50-50 SHOT THAT HE WINS GRADE 1 $230,475 SPEEDHORSE GRAHAM PAINT & APPALOOSA FUTURITY
There are nine Paints and one Appaloosa entered in closing night, Saturday’s Grade 1, $230,475 Speedhorse Graham Paint & Appaloosa Futurity. Trainer Dee Keener qualified half of this 10-horse field, including the four fastest in the trials. The race is one of 12 races, and nine stakes events, that make up Champions Night to conclude …
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KEMPTON MADE 5-2 MORNING-LINE FAVORITE FOR RICHEST RACE IN OKLAHOMA, GRADE 1, $1,081,820 HERITAGE PLACE FUTURITY
The undefeated Kempton has been made the 5-2 morning-line favorite for Saturday’s cornerstone race of the meet, the Grade 1, $1,081,820 Heritage Place Futurity for 2-year-old American Quarter Horses going 350 yards. Kempton, a Texas-bred juvenile colt by Kiss My Hocks, out of the Corona Cartel mare Charming Cartel, has been quite the story, leading …
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SCHAUF REMINGTON PARK CHAMPIONSHIP FIELD OF STAKES WINNERS BOASTS COMBINED EARNINGS OF $5.4 MILLION
Most of the top older American Quarter Horses are represented in Saturday’s Grade 1, $250,000 Debbie Schauf Remington Park Championship with morning-line favorite Flash Bak leading the group statistically. The field of 10, nine geldings and one horse, have compiled 71 career wins and total earnings of more than $5.4 million. Flash Bak leads the …
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