THIRD STREET SHOWS SIGNS OF HIS TALENT, WINNING FEATURED ALLOWANCE RACE FOR 2-YEAR-OLDS
When Third Street was shipped to Remington Park from Lone Star Park in Grand Prairie, Texas, trainer Shawn Davis had high hopes for this 2-year-old gelding, starting him in two stakes races in a row. Third Street didn’t show much in those two efforts after breaking his maiden at Lone Star by 7-1/4 lengths, but …
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CHROME BABY WINS SECOND IN ROW FOR OKLAHOMA HORSE RACING HALL OF FAME TRAINER DONNIE VON HEMEL IN FEATURED ALLOWANCE
Oklahoma Horse Racing Hall of Fame trainer Donnie Von Hemel has Chrome Baby in peak form, winning his second in a row in Tuesday’s featured allowance race. This 4-year-old colt by 2014 Kentucky Derby winner California Chrome (Lucky Pulpit), out of the Super Saver mare Star Super, made his first start of the Remington Park …
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JOCKEY HARRY HERNANDEZ RECORDS FOUR-BAGGER WITH BIG DAY ON FIRST MONDAY OF MEET
Jockey Harry Hernandez moved into the top four among the riders’ colony at Remington Park on the first Monday of racing this meet, recording a four-bagger on the day. His victories moved Hernandez into sole possession of fourth place in the jockeys’ standings with 32, one ahead of Richard Eramia’s 31 wins for the season. …
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DICEY WINS FOR THIRD CONSECUTIVE RACE, KEEPING TRAINER PAT SWAN SMOKING HOT THIS WEEK
Dicey has never run better in her career and proved that Saturday night, easily winning the featured $40,000 non-conditioned allowance feature for Oklahoma-bred fillies and mares, 3-years old and older. This 7-year-old mare is just like whiskey, wine and blue jeans. She just gets better and better with age. Her win Saturday night was her …
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MISS CODE WEST IMPRESSIVE AGAIN, WINNING $50,000 SLIDE SHOW STAKES FOR HER THIRD WIN IN ROW TO START HER CAREER
Miss Code West won two sprints to start her career, but when she stretched out to one mile in the $50,000 Slide Show Stakes on Friday at Remington Park, she looked even more like a monster, drawing off to win by 5-1/4 lengths. Miss Code West stayed unbeaten in the first three starts of her …
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CHASIN JASON TAKES $50,000 DON McNEILL STAKES AFTER FULL SISTER WON EARLIER ON CARD
Chasin Jason took a cue from his full sister Always Be Dancin and said anything you can do I can do better by winning the $50,000 Don McNeill Stakes on Friday night at Remington Park. Both horses are owned, bred and trained by Pat Swan of Jones, Okla., and he led them both into the …
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FLY TO THE BANK DEFENDS HIS TITLE, WINNING $30,000 SILVER GOBLIN STAKES FOR SECOND YEAR IN ROW
Fly to the Bank still has a way to go to match Remington Park’s all-time winningest horse Welder’s four wins in a row in the Silver Goblin Stakes, but he sure looks like the dominant sprinter currently on the grounds. For the second year in a row, Fly to the Bank, entered the winner’s circle …
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OIL N CANDY WINS FEATURED ALLOWANCE RACE ON TURF IN BLANKET FINISH FOR LEADING TRAINER ASMUSSEN, TOP JOCK ELLIOTT
Seven horses were within a length or so of each other as they hit the finish line together in the featured allowance race on the turf Thursday night at Remington Park. When it was all sorted out, the top trainer, Steve Asmussen, and leading rider Stewart Elliott were the winners with Oil N Candy. That …
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LEGACY ACCOUNT UPSETS 1-9 FAVORITE POWER SLAM IN FEATURED ALLOWANCE; JOCKEY LUIS FUENTES HAS RIDING TRIPLE
Legacy Account took advantage of 1-9 favorite Power Slam trying to bear out nearly the entire 5-1/2 furlongs race Wednesday night at Remington Park, winning the featured allowance race over the odds-on choice by the public. Power Slam, a 2-year-old gelding by Dialed In, out of the Unbridled’s Song mare Bristles, had run third, beaten …
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OCELOT WINS THIRD TURF ROUTE RACE OF REMINGTON PARK SEASON, TAKING FEATURE AT ONE MILE
Ocelot won his third consecutive route race on the grass at Remington Park on Saturday night, beating a starter allowance field of horses that had started for a $30,000 claiming tag in the past two years. The 5-year-old gelding by Big Blue Kitten, out of the More Than Ready mare More Miss Crissy, won at …
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