JK WILDCAT RED WINS MAD RUSH TO WIRE IN THREE-HORSE PHOTO FOR BOYD MORRIS MEMORIAL STAKES VICTORY
OKLAHOMA CITY – JK Wildcat Red, Charlies Fury and Juice is Loose all hit the wire together in the frantic finish of the restricted Grade 2, $73,400 Boyd Morris Memorial Stakes on Saturday. When the photo finish was sorted out, JK Wildcat Red was the winner by a neck. Charlies Fury (5-2) and Juice is …
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IM A FANCEE CHIK PULLS OFF UPSET IN JACK BROOKS STAKES
Trainer Clint Crawford’s barn stayed as hot as Oklahoma asphalt in the summer as Im a Fancee Chik was the upset winner in the restricted Grade 3 $55,000 Jack Brooks Stakes on Saturday. After Crawford won with three horses on Friday night, he won with this 8-1 longshot in the 350-yard Jack Brooks. The race …
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IT WAS BANNER NIGHT FOR TRAINER CLINT CRAWFORD, JOCKEY JORGE TORRES AS COMBO JOINS FORCES FOR THREE WINS ON CARD
Jockey Jorge Torres moved into a tie for fourth place in the jockeys’ standings at Remington Park with a riding triple Friday night. With those three wins for trainer Clint Crawford, the conditioner put a chokehold on fourth place himself in the trainers’ standings with five race days remaining in the meet. Torres moved into …
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REMATCH LOOMS FOR WORLD CHAMPION DANJER AND MULTIPLE STAKES WINNER JESS MY HOCKS IN DEBBIE SCHAUF RP CHAMPIONSHIP
It appears we are headed for yet another matchup between American Quarter Horse Association World Champion Danjer and multiple stakes winner Jess My Hocks in the upcoming Grade 1, $250,000 Debbie Schauf Remington Park Championship. The big event for older horses is part of a stellar program on the final night of season, Saturday, May …
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FRANCISCO CALDERON, DUNN RANCH MOVE TO TOP OF STANDINGS, EDDIE WILLIS CLOSING IN ON TRAINER SANTOS CARRIZALES, Jr.
The injury bug has hurt jockey Juan Pulido’s chances of a second riding title in a row at Remington Park. Francisco Calderon passed him this week as Pulido nurses an injured hand. Calderon won two races Sunday night to give him a solid five-win lead over Pulido after he had passed him on Thursday night …
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ONLY APPALOOSA IN MISTER LEWIE MEMORIAL STAKES, QUEEN FOR CASH, CASHES IN BIG AS 32-1 LONGSHOT
Queen for Cash was the only Appaloosa in the field for the Grade 1, $33,550 Mister Lewie Memorial Stakes on Saturday night at Remington Park, but she represented her breed well, beating 10 Paints to the wire as nearly the longest shot at 32-1 odds. It’s amazing what one year can do to the looks …
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SIGNS OF LIVEWIRE POSTS FASTEST QUALIFYING FOR SPEEDHORSE GRAHAM PAINT & APPALOOSA FUTURITY
Signs of Livewire continues to validate himself as the top 2-year-old Paint horse on the grounds at Remington Park, winning for the third time in as many starts this season, posting the fastest time in trials for the Grade 1 Speedhorse Graham Futurity on Saturday night. The Speedhorse Graham is for juvenile Paints and Appaloosas …
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DAMN STRAIT WINS FEATURE FRIDAY AT REMINGTON PARK, AFTER PREVIOUSLY FACING FASTEST QUALIFIER OF HERITAGE PLACE OAKS
Damn Strait came out of a stakes-caliber optional $50,000 claiming race against arguably the toughest 3-year-old filly on the grounds and followed the runner-up finish to her with a victory in Friday night’s allowance feature at Remington Park. Damn Strait, an 8-year-old gelding lost to the 3-year-old filly Political Rose by a full length in …
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GLAMAZON WINS FEATURED ALLOWANCE RACE WITH LATE BLAZING BURST OF SPEED
Glamazon made it two wins in a row at Remington Park, taking the allowance feature here on Thursday night. Trainer Leonardo Alcala sent this 3-year-old filly out for the first time this meet after claiming her for $20,000 in her last win for new owner Cristian Leonardo Alcala of Naples, Fla., out of trainer Michael …
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OKLAHOMA RESIDENT WINS KENTUCKY DERBY AS OWNER OF RICH STRIKE
Hundreds of thousands, if not millions, of horsemen have held dreams of Kentucky Derby greatness throughout their careers. Only 148 times have breeders, owners, trainers and jockeys been able to have the dreams become reality. On May 7, an Oklahoman was added to the list of dream believers. Rick Dawson of Edmond, Okla., who owns …
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