Cajun Kings Sets Top Mark In OHA Mystery Derby Trials In First Start of Year
CLAREMORE, OK—SEPTEMBER 12, 2020—Making his first start since winning the Oklahoma Horsemen’s Association Mystery Futurity(RG3) last November, Cajun King rolled to a three-quarter length win to set the top qualifying time for the 2020 Oklahoma Horsemen’s Association Mystery Derby Saturday at Will Rogers Downs.
Under jockey Jimmy Brooks, Cajun King completed the 350 yards in :17.726 seconds, equaling a 92 speed index, in the first of three trials for accredited Oklahoma-Bred 3-year-olds, to set the top mark. Trainer Eddie D. Willis saddled the homebred son of champion sire The Louisiana Cartel for owner-breeder Abel Flores.
Out of the Scrutinizer mare Easydoesitcindy, Cajun King has compiled a (9) 3-3-0 record and banked $114,200. The RG3-stakes winner was also a finalist in the Black Gold 350 Championship Futurity and the Heritage Place Juvenile last season.
Willis saddled four the 10 Mystery Derby qualifiers today including 5th fastest Rita Back On Track; 7th fastest Valiant Memorie; and 10th fastest Ew Train On Fire.
Coming off a win in the Gillespie County Fair Derby August 23rd, Dynasty Cartel defeated Carson City Train by 1-½ lengths in the closing trial to get the second fastest clocking of :17.763 seconds, a 91 speed index.
Champion jockey James Flores had the riding call aboard the stakes winning son of world champion sire FDD Dynasty for trainer Fidencio Jimenez. Dynasty Cartel extended his win streak to three for owner Martin Gonzalez-Sanchez. Bred by Flag Ranch LLC, from the Corona Cartel mare A Snow Cartel, Dynasty Cartel has earned $78,467. He was a finalist in the Remington Park Oklahoma-Bred Derby(RG2) in April.
Flores also rode Really First Down to victory in the second trial for trainer Monty Arrossa and owner Dunn Ranch. The son of all-time leading sire First Down Dash posted the third fastest time of :17.828 seconds, an 89 speed index.
Bred by Matt Dunn, from the Corona Cartel mare Really A Corona, Really First Down broke his maiden in his last start at Fair Meadows July 25th. A finalist in the Remington Park Oklahoma-Bred Derby(RG2) in April he has earned $21,238.
The 10 fastest qualifiers will return to Will Rogers Downs on Sunday, September 27th to vie for the winner’s share of the $85,000-est. purse.
For a complete list of Oklahoma Horsemen’s Mystery Derby qualifiers, their times, sires, dams, owners, breeders, trainers and jockeys CLICK HERE.
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Cherokee Casino Will Rogers Downs is located 3 miles east of Claremore on Highway 20. For more information, visit www.cherokeecasino.com and click on the Will Rogers Downs tab, or call (918) 283-8800. For additional information visit CLICK HERE to visit the track’s website.
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CompSource is no longer the state agent in Oklahoma, and the new state agent is NCCI. Because of that change, CompSource is no longer required to cover high-risk employers, so some folks are getting denied at renewal.
NCCI website can look up agent info and see what their options are: www.ncci.com (We’ve talked to Jackson with Stavely Insurance in Sallisaw, and he has written policies for some trainers. His number is (918) 775-4344.)
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Cajun Kings Sets Top Mark In OHA Mystery Derby Trials In First Start of Year
CLAREMORE, OK—SEPTEMBER 12, 2020—Making his first start since winning the Oklahoma Horsemen’s Association Mystery Futurity(RG3) last November, Cajun King rolled to a three-quarter length win to set the top qualifying time for the 2020 Oklahoma Horsemen’s Association Mystery Derby Saturday at Will Rogers Downs.
Under jockey Jimmy Brooks, Cajun King completed the 350 yards in :17.726 seconds, equaling a 92 speed index, in the first of three trials for accredited Oklahoma-Bred 3-year-olds, to set the top mark. Trainer Eddie D. Willis saddled the homebred son of champion sire The Louisiana Cartel for owner-breeder Abel Flores.
Out of the Scrutinizer mare Easydoesitcindy, Cajun King has compiled a (9) 3-3-0 record and banked $114,200. The RG3-stakes winner was also a finalist in the Black Gold 350 Championship Futurity and the Heritage Place Juvenile last season.
Willis saddled four the 10 Mystery Derby qualifiers today including 5th fastest Rita Back On Track; 7th fastest Valiant Memorie; and 10th fastest Ew Train On Fire.
Coming off a win in the Gillespie County Fair Derby August 23rd, Dynasty Cartel defeated Carson City Train by 1-½ lengths in the closing trial to get the second fastest clocking of :17.763 seconds, a 91 speed index.
Champion jockey James Flores had the riding call aboard the stakes winning son of world champion sire FDD Dynasty for trainer Fidencio Jimenez. Dynasty Cartel extended his win streak to three for owner Martin Gonzalez-Sanchez. Bred by Flag Ranch LLC, from the Corona Cartel mare A Snow Cartel, Dynasty Cartel has earned $78,467. He was a finalist in the Remington Park Oklahoma-Bred Derby(RG2) in April.
Flores also rode Really First Down to victory in the second trial for trainer Monty Arrossa and owner Dunn Ranch. The son of all-time leading sire First Down Dash posted the third fastest time of :17.828 seconds, an 89 speed index.
Bred by Matt Dunn, from the Corona Cartel mare Really A Corona, Really First Down broke his maiden in his last start at Fair Meadows July 25th. A finalist in the Remington Park Oklahoma-Bred Derby(RG2) in April he has earned $21,238.
The 10 fastest qualifiers will return to Will Rogers Downs on Sunday, September 27th to vie for the winner’s share of the $85,000-est. purse.
For a complete list of Oklahoma Horsemen’s Mystery Derby qualifiers, their times, sires, dams, owners, breeders, trainers and jockeys CLICK HERE.
Cherokee Casino Will Rogers Downs is located 3 miles east of Claremore on Highway 20. For more information, visit www.cherokeecasino.com and click on the Will Rogers Downs tab, or call (918) 283-8800. For additional information visit CLICK HERE to visit the track’s website.
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Schooling Race Reminder for Owners and Trainers
✔️ Funds must be in the owner’s account at the time of entry for schooling races
✔️ Horse registration papers must be on file in the office at the time of entry
✔️ Schooling race fee: $125.00 per horse
💰 Accepted payment methods:
• Personal check
• Cashier’s check
• Cash
• Bank wire transfer
🚫 Credit cards are NOT accepted
📬 If you are mailing funds, please allow adequate time for postal delivery. Funds must be posted to the specific owner account that owns the schooling horse at the time of entry.
🤝 Partnerships:
If the horse is owned by a partnership, please be sure the bookkeeper knows which partnership account the funds should be deposited into.
For questions or to coordinate deposits, please contact:
Gedda Quinonez
Horsemen’s Bookkeeper
One Remington Place
Oklahoma City, OK 73111
📞 405-419-4424 (Direct)
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When does the schooling races start for the Young horses
Trainer Workers Comp info.
CompSource is no longer the state agent in Oklahoma, and the new state agent is NCCI. Because of that change, CompSource is no longer required to cover high-risk employers, so some folks are getting denied at renewal.
NCCI website can look up agent info and see what their options are: www.ncci.com (We’ve talked to Jackson with Stavely Insurance in Sallisaw, and he has written policies for some trainers. His number is (918) 775-4344.)
Please note: it takes a couple of days to get the policy processed so please plan ahead and don’t wait until the day you need the certificate! ... ’Expand’See Less
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