TRES CRYSTALS WINS $1.1 MILLION HERITAGE PLACE FUTURITY, HAS 95-YEAR-OLD OWNER ELIZABETH LOGAN IN TEARS
As the congratulatory hugs and kisses came crashing down on 95-year-old owner Elizabeth Logan in the winner’s circle after her 2-year-old gelding Tres Crystals won the Grade 1, $1,112,440 Heritage Place Futurity, she took time out to do one thing. As they took the winner’s circle photo, the curly gray-haired owner from Haskell, Okla., reached …
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WHIZKEY GLASSES SQUEAKS OUT VICTORY IN HERITAGE PLACE DERBY
Whizkey Glasses not only won the Grade 2, $270,100 Heritage Place Derby on Saturday, but put his owners, Dunn Ranch, over the top in the race for top owner of the meet. Dunn Ranch of Wynnewood, Okla., finished the meet with 13 wins to capture their second consecutive leading owner title at Remington Park. They …
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POLITICAL ROSE WINS INAUGURAL HERITAGE PLACE OAKS IN DOMINATING FASHION
Political Rose was arguably the most impressive winner of the meet in the Heritage Place Oaks trials on May 8 when she won by almost four lengths. She was just as dominant in the finals, taking home the trophy in the inaugural running of the race for 3-year-old fillies. On the trials night, the talented …
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DANJER TURNS TABLES IN DEFNDING HIS TITLE IN DEBBIE SCHAUF REMINGTON PARK CHAMPIONSHIP
After one of his worst losses ever, Danjer got his regular jockey Cody Smith back Saturday, and in turn, he regained his dignity by defending his title in the Grade 1 $270,880 Debbie Schauf Remington Park Championship. When Danjer, the 2021 American Quarter Horse Association World Champion, raced in the $100,000 Leo Stakes on April …
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SIGNS OF LIVEWIRE STAYS UNDEFEATED, WINNING SPEEDHORSE GRAHAM FUTURITY
If there were any doubt who was the top 2-year-old Paint on the grounds before the Grade 1, $236,850 Speedhorse Graham Futurity on Saturday, Signs of Livewire put that argument to rest in a hurry. The 2-year-old Paint colt by CRM Livewire, out of the PYC Paint Your Wagon (QH) mare Signs of PYC (QH), …
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POPS FIRST LADY WINS SECOND STAKES OF REMINGTON PARK MEET, TAKING GRADE 1 JUNOS REQUEST
Pops First Lady proved Saturday that her win in the Easy Date Stakes in April was no fluke when she backed that up with a victory in the Grade 1, $108,620 Junos Request Stakes on Saturday, May 28 at Remington Park. The race was for fillies and mares, 3-years-old and older, going 400 yards. The …
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FDD CLOUD OVERCOMES HORRENDOUS START, USES LAST TO FIRST MOVE TO WIN HERITAGE PLACE JUVENILE
FDD Cloud hopped at the start of the $100,000 Heritage Place Juvenile and then bumped with the horse just to the inside of him, but it was what he did next that put him in the winner’s circle. All those troubles left him last after five steps from the starting gate, but jockey James Flores …
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WASCALLYWITTLEWABBIT ALL CLASS IN WINNING REMINGTON PARK DISTANCE CHAMPIONSHIP STAKES
It’s Wascallywittlewabbit’s 870-yard world and every other hook horse is just living in it. The 2021 American Quarter Horse Association Distance Champion continued his dominance on the turn Saturday with a repeat win in the Grade 1, $54,470 Remington Park Distance Championship in easy fashion, drawing off by two lengths at 870 yards. It was …
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CARTEL KISSES PULLS OFF MINOR UPSET IN EASY JET STAKES
Reassigned to the restricted Grade 3, $56,000 Easy Jet Stakes on Saturday after narrowly missing in the Heritage Place Futurity trials, Cartel Kisses proved her worth, taking down the favorite in a tough battle and minor upset. Sent off as the 4-1 second choice in the race, Cartel Kisses outlasted the 3-5 wagering favorite in …
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WIN IN NATIONAL COWBOY AND WESTERN HERITAGE MUSEUM STAKES WAS RIGHT THERE IN WINNING HORSE’S NAME – WIRED FOUR FORTY
The winner in the 440-yard $32,200 National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum Stakes was right there in the horse’s name – Wired Four Forty. It was the first time this 3-year-old gelded Paint had tried 440 yards and he lived up to his name as Wired Four Forty fired a wired 440 to add a …
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