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TRAINING RACES WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12

GONZALES III HAS BARN OF SPEEDY 2-YEAR-OLDS, THREE FASTEST TRAINING RACE WINNERS FROM 16 HEATS AT REMINGTON PARK

OKLAHOMA CITY, OK – March 12, 2025 – OKLAHOMA CITY, OK – March 12, 2025 – It appears trainer James J. Gonzales III has a parcel of 2-year-old American Quarter Horses that he can pick and choose from for the Remington Park Futurity and Heritage Place Futurity trials.

Gonzales had the three fastest training race winners of the day Wednesday and his assistant trainer, Christian Venzor of Dallas, said they were looking to try to qualify them for the Remington Park Futurity on April 19 or the Heritage Place Futurity on the final night of the season, May 31.

The barn’s top two runners on Wednesday were Rovos Rail in the 13th of 16 training races with a time of :13.441 at 250 yards on the fast track, earning a speed index of 83. That was just two-hundredths of a second faster than his stablemate in the fourth training race, Jamies Sin Tacha, who was timed in :13.461 for an 82. Joseph Belloc, Jr., rode Rovos Rail to victory and jockey Christian Cardenas was aboard Jamies Sin Tacha.

Cardenas has already had some success this season as he qualified Tarzans Tarzi Lo for the Oklahoma Futurity for Gonzales on March 8. That futurity final is set for Saturday, March 22. ↠ HERE

↠ ↠ March 12 ☞ Program HERE | ↠ March 12 ☞ Overnight HERE

TRAINING RACE REPLAY WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12

TRAINING RACES WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5

Results Day Five Training Races ↠ HERE

TRAINER TAYLOR, OWNER-BREEDER DOENZ, HIT UPON SUCCESSFUL FORMULA, TWO RUNNERS WIN TRAINING RACES, INCLUDING FASTEST

OKLAHOMA CITY, OK – March 5, 2025 – Trainer Josh Taylor and breeder-owner Bill Doenz may have hit upon a successful formula with their half-brothers, Cowboy Cadilac and Billys Brandi, winning two of the nine training races Wednesday at Remington Park.

Cowboy Cadilac had the fastest race of the day, running a 250-yard time of :13.468 over a fast track, good for an 82 speed index with a 19 mph tailwind and the temperature on the rise at 49 degrees. Both Cowboy Cadilac and Billys Brandi are owned and were bred by Doenz of Sheridan, Wyo. Taylor, a 45-year-old trainer who resides in Norman, Okla., said his dad, Mike, raced in Wyoming for years and that’s how the Taylor outfit joined forces with Doenz.

Doenz purchased these two horses’ dam, EC Brandi, who was unraced, but they decided to take a chance on her as a broodmare. She has given her connections great hope after her offsprings’ efforts today.

“She worked out at Los Alamitos once and came back really sore, so she wasn’t raced, but her mother was CR Sugar N Spice, who could run,” said Taylor. “Turns out the reason EC Brandi was sore is that they found an aneurysm in her back. She can’t even carry a foal to full term, so we had to take her embryos and put them in a surrogate mare.” ↠ HERE

↠ March 5 ☞ Program HERE

TRAINING RACE REPLAY WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5

TRAINING RACES THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27

Results Day Four Training Races ↠ HERE

ENTICE ME ONA MONDAY EASILY FASTEST TRAINING RACE WINNER THURSDAY AT REMINGTON PARK FROM HOT BARN OF JASON OLMSTEAD

OKLAHOMA CITY, OK – February 27, 2025 – The fastest training race winner Thursday at Remington Park, Entice Me Ona Monday, was the first horse to post a speed index higher than 80 in the four days of schooling events the past two weeks.

Entice Me Ona Monday, a 2-year-old gelded Oklahoma-bred son of Cyber Monday, out of the Make It Anywhere mare Enticilizeur, won the second race of nine on Thursday with a time of :13.381 for 250 yards on the fast track, earning an 85 speed index. The second-fastest training race winner on Thursday merely posted a 77. No other winner among 46 training races this meet have broken an 80.

Entice Me Ona Monday comes from the hottest barn pre-meet, that of trainer Jason Olmstead, who won five training races Wednesday, and four of nine Thursday.

Entice Me Ona Monday also put an exclamation mark on a sire that has been prevalent in these training races this year, Cyber Monday. That sire also produced Beltane, the fastest training race winner of the day Tuesday for two-time defending champion trainer here, Dee Keener. If that weren’t enough, Cyber Monday also was the sire of Thursday’s fourth training race winner – MH Cyber Spy, also an Olmstead trainee. ↠ HERE

↠ February 27 ☞ Program HERE

TRAINING RACE REPLAY THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27

We apologize race #1 & 2 will not be webcast due to technical difficulties. Replay will be added as soon as available.

TRAINING RACES WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 26

Results Day Three Training Races ↠ HERE

JASON OLMSTEAD’S BARN LOADED WITH 2-YEAR-OLD RUNNERS, FIVE OF THEM WINNERS IN WEDNESDAY REMINGTON PARK TRAINING RACES

OKLAHOMA CITY, OK – February 26, 2025 – Trainer Jason Olmstead dominated the training races Wednesday at Remington Park, winning five of the 10 schooling events. His barn produced the top four fastest winners of the day in American Quarter Horse races, including the swiftest of the day – Flyin Cowgirl 123 in race nine.

The prep races are for 2-year-olds getting ready for the opening of the upcoming 2025 American Quarter Horse, Paint and Appaloosa Season on Thursday, March 6.

Flyin Cowgirl 123 was one of four horses on the day that were purchased for more than $100,000 at auction, but she was the only high-dollar competitor to win her heat. This 2-year-old Oklahoma-bred filly is by Flying Cowboy 123, from the Corona Cartel mare Luckjury. She was bred by George H. Suthers of Sayre, Okla. and is owned by Paul Treadwell of Derby, Kan. Treadwell bought her for $133,000 at the Heritage Place September Yearling Sale last year.

Flyin Cowgirl 123 stopped the timer for 250 yards in :13.534 over a fast track, good for a 79 speed index. Her race was run in a 67-degree temperature and an 18-mph tailwind. The tailwind remained steady throughout the day from 18-20 mph. The filly was ridden by jockey Ramiro Garcia in her victory.Read Complete Article ↠ HERE

↠ February 26 ☞ Program HERE

TRAINING RACE REPLAY WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 26

TRAINING RACES TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 25

Results Day Two Training Races ↠ HERE

TRAINER TREY WOOD REAPS BOUNTY OF WINNERS WITH FIVE IN FOURTEEN TRAINING RACES, DEE KEENER GETS FASTEST OF DAY WITH BELTANE

OKLAHOMA CITY, OK – February 25, 2025 – Something about the third week of February seems to agree with trainer Trey Wood and his racehorses when it comes to training races at Remington Park.

Wood had five winners in the 14 training races Tuesday, including the second-fastest runner of the day – A Streakin Sin Tacha. Two-time defending champion trainer Dee Keener had the fastest American Quarter Horse winner of the day – Beltane – winning the 12th race in a time of :13.599 at 250 yards. That was good enough for a speed index of 77.

Keener had three winners during the training races. Beltane is a 2-year-old Oklahoma-bred filly by Cyber Monday, out of the Tac It Like a Man mare Symbol of Faith. Keener trains her for owner-breeder Kelly Yother Equine of Culver City, Calif. Sire Cyber Monday won five-of-nine starts in his career for $528,428 in earnings. He won trials in all three Quarter Horse Triple Crown races – the Ruidoso Futurity, Rainbow Futurity and All American Futurity.

On the bottom side, broodmare sire Tac it Like a Man won 6-of-12 with a bankroll of $413,563. He won two Grade 1 races in his career – the PCQHRA Breeders’ Futurity at Los Alamitos and the Governor’s Cup Futurity, also at the same California track. Beltane’s win came with a temperature of 81 degrees and a headwind of 13 mph, the strongest of the day. Read Complete Article ↠ HERE

↠ February 25 ☞ Program HERE

TRAINING RACE REPLAY TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 25

TRAINING RACES MONDAY, FEBRUARY 17

Results Day One Training Races ↠ HERE

TWO-TIME DEFENDING CHAMPION REMINGTON PARK TRAINER DEE KEENER HAS FASTEST QUARTER HORSE, PAINT IN TRAINING RACES

OKLAHOMA CITY, OK – February 17, 2025 – OKLAHOMA CITY, Ok – February 17, 2025 – Trainer Dee Keener of Inola, Okla., sent out the fastest runners among American Quarter Horses and among Paints on Monday from 13 training races at Remington Park..

Cyber Star broke from post-position two under jockey Roman Cruz and finished a head in front of First Cash Boy, racing in post position eight for trainer Juan Triana. It was the swiftest time of the day for Quarter Horses, but well back of the time that was the most impressive showing by a horse on the day.

Turbulent, a Paint, had the fastest time of the day overall when the 2-year-old Oklahoma-bred filly Paint by the multiple world champion Painted Turnpike, out of the SF Royal Quick Flash mare Turbulence, blew them away in race two on the afternoon. She beat her field of eight horses by an eye-opening 3-3/4 lengths in a time of :13.636 for a 75 speed index, also with Cruz in the saddle. Read Complete Article ↠ HERE

↠ Overnight Monday, February 17

TRAINING RACE REPLAYS, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 17

Schooling Race Payment Required Before Race

Owners need to be sure their accounts have funds available prior to schooling races. Any horse that has not been paid for will be scratched in the paddock and not allowed to participate in training race. The cost is $50 per horse.
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