TRAINER KEN McPEEK EXPECTED TO SEND PREAKNESS THIRD-PLACE FINISHER, CREATIVE MINISTER, TO OKLAHOMA DERBY
Creative Minister, the third-place finisher in the Grade 1, $1.5 million Preakness Stakes, is expected to come to Remington Park for the Grade 3, $400,000 Oklahoma Derby on Sunday, Sept. 25. Trainer Ken McPeek conditions this 3-year-old son of Creative Cause, out of the Tapit mare Tamboz, for owners Fern Circle Stables, Back Racing and …
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TRAINER BRAD COX EXPECTED TO SEND GRADE 1 WINNER JUJU’S MAP TO GRADE 3 REMINGTON PARK OAKS
Grade 1-winning filly Juju’s Map is expected to make the trip to next week for the Grade 3, $200,000 Remington Park Oaks scheduled for Sunday, Sept. 25. Juju’s Map, a 3-year-old daughter of Liam’s Map, out of the Flatter mare Nagambie, was building quite a resume as a 2-year-old last year, breaking her maiden by …
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FREUDIAN FATE’S FATE WAS TO DEFEAT $1 MILLION HORSE IN FEATURED ALLOWANCE RACE
Raymond was purchased for $1 million in the 2020 Keeneland Yearling Sale and that was reflected in his odds at post time of Friday’s featured allowance race at Remington Park, as he went off at 4-5 odds. Freudian Fate, a homebred conditioned by trainer Tim Dixon, didn’t care what any horse was sold for in …
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CAIRO WARRIOR RETURNS TO HIS PREFERRED DISTANCE ON GRASS, WINS FOR FOURTH TIME AT ONE MILE IN ALLOWANCE FEATURE
Cairo Warrior has become a true miler on the grass, capturing his fourth win in eight tries at that distance in Remington Park’s featured allowance over the turf Thursday night. The 4-year-old gelded son of Cairo Prince, out of the War Chant mare Warrior Girl, and Brock on By seem to be glued to each …
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PALUXY WINS SECOND IN A ROW, TAKING ALLOWANCE; TRAINER SCOTT YOUNG, JOCKEY FLOYD WETHEY WIN THREE EACH AT REMINGTON PARK
Paluxy won for a second time in a row, the first time for his new barn at Remington Park and new owners Blue and Gold Racing, as trainer Scott Young and jockey Floyd Wethey, Jr., each won three times on the card. Blue and Gold Racing pounced on Paluxy like a duck on a June-bug …
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COLORS OF THE WIND RUNS LIKE THE WIND TO WIN FEATURED TURF ALLOWANCE AT REMINGTON PARK
Only a length and a half separated the top four finishers in the featured allowance race on the turf Saturday night at Remington Park. It took a photo to separate the top two finishers, noses apart, with Colors of the Wind the winner by a bog of the head. Colors of the Wind hit the …
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OWNER-TRAINER-BREEDER C.R. TROUT OKLAHOMA STALLION STAKES FILLIES DIVISION FOR THIRD TIME AS HITS PRICEY LEGACY ROLLS
C.R. Trout of Edmond, Okla., does it all as owner-breeder-trainer with most of his racehorses but he gave most of the credit Friday night to his top man in the barn for a third win in the $50,000 Oklahoma Stallion Stakes Fillies Division as the filly Hits Pricey Legacy rolled to victory. “I can’t take …
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TRAINER KARI CRADDOCK KEEPS STRANGLEHOLD ON OKLAHOMA STALLION STAKES COLTS & GELDINGS DIVISION
Trainer Kari Craddock won the $50,000 Oklahoma Stallion Stakes’ Colts & Geldings division for the third consecutive year on Friday night at Remington Park, scoring with her third different owner. When Kaleo smoked the field by 13-3/4 lengths at the seven-furlongs distance under a confident Leandro Goncalves in the saddle, Craddock had clamped down on …
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WILDATLANTICSTORM IMPRESSIVE IN WINNING SECOND CAREER RACE, SCORING TWO-YEAR-OLD FEATURE AT REMINGTON PARK
At 27 years of age, the stallion Stormy Atlantic was pensioned last summer at Hill ‘n’ Dale Farms, retiring from stud duty, but not before he sired a colt named Wildatlanticstorm in 2020 in his next-to-last crop. That colt went to the track for the third time in his 2-year-old career, winning by 5-1/2 lengths …
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FAVORED STAKES-WINNING ABSAROKA UPSET BY THAT’S SOMETHING IN FEATURED REMINGTON PARK ALLOWANCE
Absaroka, winner of the $175,000 Oklahoma Classics Cup last year at Remington Park, went off the 2-1 post-time favorite in the featured allowance race Wednesday night, but That’s Something was not phased, pulling off the upset. Absaroka not only won the Classics Cup, but did it handily by 4-1/4 lengths against Oklahoma-breds. He also followed …
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