FAMILY TIME WINS FEATURED ALLOWANCE RACE FOR COUNTRY BRO STABLES, TRAINER FEDERICO VILLAFRANCO, JOCKEY WESTON HAMILTON
Family Time said, “How Do You Like Me Now?” to her co-owners Toby Keith and Danny Caldwell of Country Bro Stables on Saturday night, winning the featured turf allowance at Remington Park. The 4-year-old filly by Not This Time (Giant’s Causeway), out of the Rockport Harbor mare Royale Harbor, came charging down the stretch from …
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SECOND-LEADING REMINGTON PARK RIDER, STEWART ELLIOTT, GETS RIDING TRIPLE FOR SECOND NIGHT IN ROW
For the second consecutive night, veteran rider Stewart Elliott won three races at Remington Park as he quietly tries to close the gap between himself and leading jockey Cristian Torres. On Oct. 29, Torres stretched his lead over Elliott to 17 more wins at 51-34. Since then, Elliott celebrated a triple bagger for the second …
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REMINGTON PARK’S DAVID VANCE STAKES WINNER, FLASH OF MISCHIEF, LOOKING FOR UPSET AT KEENELAND IN BREEDERS’ CUP SPRINT
Remington Park leading trainer Karl Broberg has always had high hopes for Flash of Mischief, his 30-1 longshot in Saturday’s Grade 1, $2 million Breeders’ Cup Sprint at Keeneland in Lexington, Ky. Flash of Mischief came within 1-1/4 lengths from winning the Grade 3, $400,000 Oklahoma Derby last year, losing to the Brad Cox-trained Warrant …
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LEADING RIDER CRISTIAN TORRES BAGS FIRST QUADRUPLE OF MEET, EXTENDING HIS LEAD TO 17
Remington Park Leading rider Cristian Torres pulled off the first four-bagger of the meet for a jockey and extended his lead in the standings to 17 over second-place Stewart Elliott. The successful night began with a bang in the first race as Torres was a winner right out of the gate, aboard 3-5 post-time favorite …
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SATURDAY’S RACING CARD CANCELED AS JOCKEYS ELECT NOT TO RIDE OVER TRACK SURFACE
The Remington Park jockey colony called a meeting with track management with 10 minutes to first post time Saturday night. After a track surface inspection, the jockeys elected not to ride. Track management then canceled the nine races scheduled for Saturday night. All wagers on races Saturday night will be refunded. Rescheduling of the postponed …
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WILDATLANTICSTORM TURNS TABLES IN CLEVER TREVOR STAKES WIN ON STORMY WET NIGHT
All kinds of 2-year-old horses shipped in for the $100,000 Clever Trevor Stakes on Friday night, but in the end it was the same two local horses fighting down the stretch from the $75,000 Kip Deville Stakes at Remington Park on Sept. 25. Campfire Creed got the best of Wildatlanticstorm in the Kip Deville by …
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SUNLIT SONG CONTINUES HIS WINNING WAYS ON REMINGTON PARK TURF COURSE IN FEATURED ALLOWANCE RACE
Sunlit Song continued to show his affinity for the Remington Park turf course, winning the featured allowance race in a nail-biter Thursday night. This 7-year-old gelding won the 2020 Remington Green Stakes here and now has made it three years in a row with a win on the lawn at Remington Park. In Thursday night’s …
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REMINGTON PARK BASED COLT, FLASH OF MISCHIEF, PRE-ENTERED BY TRAINER KARL BROBERG FOR $2 MILLION BREEDERS’ CUP SPRINT
This year’s winner of the David M. Vance Stakes at Remington Park, the top sprint race of the year at this meet, Flash of Mischief has been pre-entered in the Grade 1, $2 million Qatar Racing Breeders’ Cup Sprint at Keeneland on Nov. 5. The race, which will be run on Saturday, the second day …
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NATION’S LEADING TRAINER STEVE ASMUSSEN NOMINATES TWO JUVENILES TO $100,000 CLEVER TREVOR STAKES, STEPPING STONE TO SPRINGBOARD
Five stakes winners and three other stakes placed 2-year-olds have been nominated among the 28 that could run in the $100,000 Clever Trevor Stakes on Friday, Oct. 28. Trainer Steve Asmussen, the nation’s top conditioner in wins this year with 344 and the all-time top winner in horse racing, has nominated five of the 28, …
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THAT’S SOMETHING DIGS IN, HOLDS OFF NUMBER ONE DUDE FOR WIN IN OKLAHOMA CLASSICS CUP
Trainer Lynn Chleborad draped herself in the flowered blanket of the $153,000 Oklahoma Classics Cup on Friday night and yelled out her signature happy shout, “YIP! YIP!” as she celebrated her winner, That’s Something in the richest race of the Oklahoma Classics at Remington Park. Her 5-year-old gelded son of Read the Footnotes (Smoke Glacken), …
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