REMINGTON PARK OAKS WINNER RETURNS FOR OKLAHOMA CLASSICS DISTAFF, FACING TWO-TIME DEFENDING CHAMP
The $145,000 Oklahoma Classics Distaff on Friday, Oct. 21 will feature a field of seven with the recent winner of the Grade 3 Remington Park Oaks, returning to Oklahoma-bred company to battle the two-time champion in the race. Hits Pricey Legacy, an 11-1 upset winner of the Remington Park Oaks on Sept. 25, knocking off …
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DIAL IN FOR LUTE PULLS OFF UPSET IN FEATURED ALLOWANCE RACE FOR REMINGTON PARK’S ALL-TIME WINNING OWNER DANNY CALDWELL
Dial in for Lute was claimed twice in his previous three races coming into Saturday night’s featured allowance race at Remington Park. Those owners-trainers at the claim box were right; he was sitting on a big race. Dial in for Lute was sent off at 11-1 odds in the second-level allowance one-mile race on the …
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OKLAHOMA CITY TURF CLASSIC COULD BE A FOUR-WAY REMATCH OF RED EARTH STAKES FOUR-HORSE PHOTO FINISH
You could have thrown a blanket over the top four finishers in the $70,000 Red Earth Stakes this meet as they charged to the wire and all four are among the 29 nominated horses for the $130,000 OKC Turf Classic on Oklahoma Classics Day, Friday, Oct. 21. The Turf Classic is at 1-1/16 miles. The …
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ABSAROKA, SHE’S ALL WOLFE EXPECTED BACK TO DEFEND TITLES IN OKLAHOMA CLASSICS CUP and DISTAFF ON FRIDAY, OCT. 21
Absaroka and She’s All Wolfe have been nominated to defend their Oklahoma Classics titles on Friday, Oct. 21, in the Cup and Distaff, respectively, but it will be no easy task for either to repeat. Oklahoma Classics night features the best Oklahoma-bred horses running in eight stakes races to determine the top runners in different …
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LEADING TRAINER KARL BROBERG RUNS 1-2, NOSES APART, IN LONG SPRINT FEATURE WITH WINNER ERNIE BANKER, RUNNER-UP SARCASTIC TONE
Trainer Karl Broberg has been dominating the winner’s circle at Remington Park this meet and is so hot that he almost got two wins in one race on Wednesday night. The two horses he had entered in the feature race, Ernie Banker and Sarcastic Tone, hooked up in mid-stretch and battled to the wire eye-to-eye. …
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EMPIRE PASS RUNS HER WINNING STREAK TO THREE IN A ROW FOR DIODORO BARN IN FEATURED ALLOWANCE RACE
The betting public made Empire Pass a heavy favorite in the featured allowance sprint at Remington Park on Saturday night and they were right. Sent off at 1-5 odds Saturday after a win at Del Mar in California and an easy win at Remington Park, the 3-year-old filly by Honor Code (A.P. Indy), out of …
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LADY AVE RETURNS TO REMINGTON, RETURNS TO HER WINNING WAYS ON TRACK SHE LOVES
If Remington Park was open year around, trainer Steve Asmussen might leave Lady Ave here forever. The 5-year-old mare improved her record at the track she loves the most to six wins in eight races lifetime by capturing a six-furlong sprint win Friday night against optional $10,000 claimers by 1-1/4 lengths. This daughter of Bind …
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LONGSHOTS RULE IN FEATURED ALLOWANCE FULL FIELD OF 14 AS AMERICAN COALMINER GAINS UPSET WIN
Thirteen fillies and one mare went to post in the featured allowance race at Remington Park on Thursday night. When 14 go in the gate strange things often happen. This was no exception. The top two finishers, American Coalminer, the No. 14 horse, and Peek Factor, the No. 11, were double-digits in post positions and …
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MILLION-DOLLAR HORSE RETURNS TO BLINKERS FOR TRAINER STEVE ASMUSSEN, RETURNS TO WINNER’S CIRCLE
Sometimes the best-laid plans of mice and men don’t quite work out, especially when horses are purchased for $1 million, but the high-dollar horse Raymond returned to blinkers Wednesday night at Remington Park and returned to the winner’s circle for the second time in his career. Big things were expected of this 3-year-old gelded son …
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CLIFF DIVER PULLS OFF UPSET IN FEATURED TURF ALLOWANCE RACE WITH STRONG TURF RIDER LANE LUZZI
Trainer J.R. Caldwell changed riders to Lane Luzzi aboard Cliff Diver in the featured turf allowance on Saturday night at Remington park. The move did wonders for the longshot as they came home a winner at 11-1 odds. Despite the fact that the 3-year-old gelding by Bird Song, out of the Mr. Greeley mare Ocean …
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