RELENTLESSLY REGAINS REMINGTON PARK FORM TO WIN $50,000 EASTEX STAKES
Relentlessly had lost his form in the fall and winter of 2021, losing his last three races of the year. All it took was a return to Remington Park, the track he loves, to get him back in the winner’s circle, scoring the Grade 2, $50,000 Eastex Stakes on Saturday night. Relentlessly had raced four …
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JS RUNNIN WIRE PULLS OFF MINOR UPSET IN GRADE 1 SPEEDHORSE GRAHAM PAINT & APPALOOSA STAKES
The two favorites in the Grade 1, $40,500 Speedhorse Graham Paint & Appaloosa Stakes were right there at the finish line together, but what they didn’t count on was JS Runnin Wire being with them. Jockey Gonzalo Gutierrez sneaked his gelding past the favorites to win this stakes race by a nose at 6-1 odds. …
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A DASH OF SIGN CAPTURES DECKETTA STAKES AT REMINGTON PARK
A Dash Of Sign won her first race of 2022, scoring the Grade 2, $56,640 Decketta Stakes at Remington Park on Saturday night. The race is for fillies and mares, 3-years-old and older. Owned by Reliance Ranches of Guthrie, Okla. and trained by Mike Robbins, A Dash Of Sign was handled by jockey Eugenio Navarrete …
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LIVEWIRES TURNPIKE REBOUNDS FROM TOUGH OKLAHOMA PAINT AND APPALOOSA FUTURITY TRIAL TO WIN JUVENILE
Remington Park leading rider Cody Smith knew he had something more than Livewires Turnpike showed in his career debut when they finished third in the Oklahoma Paint and Appaloosa Futurity trials on March 4. The 2-year-old gelded son of prolific sire CRM Livewire was tripped up in the early going of the trials and could …
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TELLER IMA EAGLE WINS OKLAHOMA JUVENILE AT REMINGTON PARK
Teller Ima Eagle finished second in his Oklahoma Futurity trial on March 5, failing to qualify for the final. However, the experienced gained that night helped him find the winner’s circle in the $50,000 Oklahoma Juvenile on Saturday night at Remington Park. Owned by Guerras Racing Stables of Weslaco, Texas and trained Troy Carter, Teller …
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SHOCKINGLYFAMOUS MAKES HIS FIRST TRY AROUND HOOK A MEMORABLE ONE, WINNING FEATURE 870-YARD RACE BY SEVEN-PLUS LENGTHS
The one big question in Friday night’s feature race was whether the multiple stakes-winning Shockinglyfamous could make that class handle a turn race at 870 yards. When the featured allowance/optional claiming race around the hook was over, this son of One Famous Eagle, not only proved he could turn left but that he could leave …
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DASHING MOVEMENT MADE 7-2 MORNING-LINE FAVORITE IN WIDE OPEN OKLAHOMA DERBY AT REMINGTON PARK SATURDAY
There were only four points difference in the speed index between the fastest qualifier and the 10th-fastest qualifier for the finals of the Grade 3, $262,700 Oklahoma Derby on Saturday night at Remington Park. Therefore, it’s not that big a surprise that Dashing Movement was made the 7-2 morning-line favorite in this wide open field. …
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SIGNS OF LIVEWIRE DRAWS RAIL AS 3-1 LUKEWARM FAVORITE FOR THE OKLAHOMA PAINT & APPALOOSA FUTURITY AT REMINGTON PARK
Four trainers – Dee Keener, Santos Carrizales, Kasey Willis and Ty Blackwell qualified two horses apiece for Saturday night’s finals of the Grade 1, $231,600 Oklahoma Paint and Appaloosa Futurity at Remington Park, but it was Keener’s Signs of Livewire that was made the 3-1 morning-line favorite. In the trials on March 4, jockey Jesus …
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FANCY SCARFACE MADE 5-2 MORNING LINE FAVORITE FOR HISTORIC $440,800 OKLAHOMA FUTURITY AT REMINGTON PARK
Fancy Scarface wasn’t the fastest qualifier for the Grade 2, $440,800 Oklahoma Futurity on Saturday, but his win in the trials was by far the most impressive visually. The 2-year-old gelded son of PYC Fun N Fancy, from the Walk Thru Fire mare Dolls in Fire, was made the 5-2 morning-line favorite for the finals. …
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JOCKEY CODY SMITH ON A ROLL, WINNING THREE TIMES IN CONSECUTIVE RACES, MOVES INTO FIRST PLACE IN RIDER STANDINGS
Jockey Cody Smith was tied for sixth in the rider standings at Remington Park going into Sunday’s race card. After turning on the afterburners, Smith won three consecutive races in the middle of the card and moved into first place with a huge jump. When Smith won the sixth, seventh and eighth races aboard Beatem …
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