JS SUCCESSFUL CHICKEN MADE LUKEWARM FAVORITE IN AMERICAN PAINT CLASSIC FUTURITY
Paint Horse racing’s all-time winningest trainer, Dee Keener, has qualified four finalists in the Grade 1, $153,700 Paint Stallion Breeders’ Association American Paint Classic Futurity scheduled for Saturday at Remington Park. Part of the quartet of finalists, the fastest qualifier Js Successful Chicken. Js Successful Chicken, who won his trial in a time of :17.215 …
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GAME RECOGNIZE GAME OVERCOMES MAJOR STUMBLE TO HIS KNEES AT START, WINNING REMINGTON PARK FEATURE FROM LAST TO FIRST
Trouble had been Game Recognize Game’s middle name until he won for the first time in his fourth career start. It appeared he might be back to his troubled ways in Sunday’s featured allowance at Remington Park when he went to his knees at the start. In the first three starts of this 4-year-old gelding’s …
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DARK NME WAS HER COMPETITORS’ WORST ENEMY IN WINNING $804,150 REMINGTON PARK FUTURITY
Like a rocket on liftoff, Dark NME fired through the night and blasted her way into the winner’s circle for the Restricted Grade 1, $804,150 Remington Park Futurity on Saturday night. The race is for eligible Oklahoma-bred 2-year-olds. Dark NME was almost in a different time zone before her competitors even knew the race was …
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HOOKED N GONE WINS STAKES RACE for SECOND CONSECUTIVE YEAR ON REMINGTON PARK FUTURITY NIGHT, THIS TIME IN DERBY
Last year, Hooked N Gone won the Remington Park Juvenile Stakes on the Remington Park Futurity undercard as a 2-year-old. On Saturday night, his talent returned him to the place he loves best, the winner’s circle, in the $189,515 Remington Park Derby. The derby is restricted to eligible Oklahoma-bred 3-year-olds. The last place you want …
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TRAINER SHAWNA MANRIQUEZ DEDICATES REMINGTON PARK OAKS WIN TO LATE MOTHER, WHO LOVED KOOL N FOXY
A lot of firsts came into play in Kool N Foxy’s victory in the $159,095 Remington Park Oaks. It was the first ever Remington Park Oaks for the track. It was also trainer Shawna Manriquez’s first stakes win in Oklahoma City and it was the first time the conditioner had an opportunity to pay tribute …
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A TRES OF EAGLE SHOWCASES SPEED WITH MOST IMPRESSIVE WIN IN DEE RAPER SOONER STATE STAKES
Trainer Eddie Lee “Bubba” Willis has had A Tres of Eagle wound up and ready to spring and consequently he won with him for the second stakes win in a row, capturing the $100,000 Dee Raper Sooner State Stakes on Saturday night. Visually, it was a most impressive win as A Tres of Eagle blew …
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DEZIGNER JEANZ PROVES FAVORITISM WELL-DESERVED, WINNING $100,000 REMINGTON PARK JUVENILE STAKES
Dezigner Jeanz was forced to the outside as she broke from the gate, but she quickly righted herself and cruised down the track a winner in the $100,000 Remington Park Juvenile Stakes on Saturday. Jockey Francisco Calderon straightened her out and hit cruise control for the filly that fired like a rocket in the final …
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SASSALITICAL WINS SECOND CONSECUTIVE STAKES AT REMINGTON PARK, TAKING GRADE 3 EASY DATE STAKES
It had been eight years since trainer Clint Crawford had won the Easy Date Stakes, and Sassalitical made his second win in this series one that he would have to sweat. In the end, it was the 4-year-old mare’s nose that was the longest in this year’s edition over runner-up Jess Give Mea Reason (17-1) …
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VINTAGE CANDY STAYS UNDEFEATED, WINNING HER THIRD IN A ROW, TAKING $68,000 LAICO BIRD STAKES
Vintage Candy is starting to bring back memories of her All American Futurity-winning sire Jess Good Candy. This filly remained undefeated in three tries by capturing the $68,000 Laico Bird Stakes on Saturday night. Jess Good Candy retired an undefeated eight-for-eight, winning the $3 million All American Futurity in 2015 with a 111 speed index. …
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IVORY SENATOR OUTBATTLES FAVORITE EYE ON THE CARD TO WIN $68,000 MR MASTER BUG STAKES
Ivory Senator was one of the hottest 2-year-olds going at Remington Park last year, winning a Heritage Place Futurity trial by two lengths as a 3-5 favorite and then went off 4-1 in the $1.1 million final before finishing last after a compromising hard bump at the start from other rivals. The 3-year-old gelding had …
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