REVENANT MOON PAYS FOR HERSELF MANY TIMES OVER, WINNING GRADE 2 OKLAHOMA FUTURITY
OKLAHOMA CITY, OK – March 21, 2021 – Trainer Trey Wood said Revenant Moon was bought for $20,000 as a yearling. On Saturday night at Remington Park, the 2-year-old American Quarter Horse filly made all that back and more for her owners.
She won $190,880 for finishing first in the Grade 2, $477,200 Oklahoma Futurity and now has won two races in a row to open her career for a bankroll of $196,718. That is almost 10 times her purchase price paid by owners Trey Odom, Scott Bryant and Norman Allen of Ropesville, Texas.
“We spent 20 (thousand) on her and that usually doesn’t work out,” said Wood, “This time it did. I liked her because of her family and she had great conformation. Down the road we wanted her as a broodmare.”
Revenant Moon is by A Revenant, out of the FDD Dynasty mare Sochi Moon. A Revenant only raced four times in his career, but he won three times and ran second in his only other start, amazingly for total earnings of $604,800. The winner’s grandsire on the dam side, FDD Dynasty, is an American Quarter Horse Association Champion sire, producing such runners as World Champions Jessies First Down and Danjer.
Revenant Moon ran like a champion, winning Quarter Horse racing’s longest-running futurity. She took the 80th edition of this race, started in 1947, in :15.397 over a fast track for 300 yards as the wagering favorite at 3-5 odds, earning a speed index of 90. She finished a neck ahead of Hock It to You (5-2 second favorite), who was another 1-1/4 lengths in front of third-place finisher Shy Kisser (43-1). Revenant Moon paid $3.40 to win, $2.60 to place and $2.40 to show.
Revenant Moon was bred in New Mexico by Dosi and Norma Alvarez. Jockey Jose Alvarez was in the saddle for the winner in both her trial and in the futurity final.
“She was a little nervous in the gate because the other horses were going crazy,” said Alvarez.
The No. 3 horse right next to Revenant Moon, De Laurentis, had to be scratched, on the advice of the track veterinarian, because the gelding made a ruckus and sat down after he was loaded. The No. 1 horse, Pevs Charley, was a scratch earlier in the day.
“But once we reloaded, she was very professional,” said Alvarez. “She can sure run.”
It was the first win in this race for all connections.
Live racing continues Sunday, March 21 with first post time of 6pm-Central.
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Tracked by more than 165,000 fans on Facebook and 10,400 Twitter followers, Remington Park has provided more than $258 Million to the State of Oklahoma general education fund since the opening of the casino in 2005. Located at the junction of Interstates 35 & 44, in the heart of the Oklahoma City Adventure District, Remington Park is open daily for casino gaming and simulcast horse racing. The 2021 American Quarter Horse, Paint and Appaloosa Season continues through May 29. Visit remingtonpark.com for more information.
2021 Stakes Information
July 31, 2021 – We appreciate you choosing to participate in OQHRA’s races
Sustaining payments due August 15, 2021.
Recurring Credit Card Payments –Recurring credit card payments will be automatically deducted on the 15th of each month. If you need to drop your horse, please notify us on or before the 5th of respective month.
Nominations for 2021 Stakes Races can be found HERE
If you have any questions please contact OQHRA office by phone or email. Phone Number (405) 216-0440 | Email OQHRA
July 31, 2021 — July Race Nominations Summary ↠ bit.ly/3xfWg0S
We appreciate you choosing to participate in OQHRA’s races and making your payment on or before the 15th.
Recurring payments will be automatically deducted on the 15th of each month. If you need to drop your horse from the race or stop the automatic deduction notify OQHRA in writing 5 days prior to the payment due date.
If you have any questions regarding the races, payments or Oklahoma racing in general, please do not hesitate to call our office. If you see an error in horse name, ownership, etc. please let us know right away so we can get it corrected before the next payment.
This nomination list is the only reminder you will receive about upcoming payments.
Sustaining payments MUST be postmarked by August 15, 2021.
Would you like money to help with your college tuition? OQHRA has a scholarship for youth that want to have a career in the horse industry. Applications are due Oct. 1st. Follow the link to fill out the online application or print it out and mail it in.
Please pass this along to someone you might know that is working towards a career in the horse industry.
For questions, contact Courtney at the OQHRA office; courtney.b@oqhra.com or 405-216-0440.
The Oklahoma Quarter Horse Racing Association annually provides scholarships for college students to pursue a college education. OQHRA will award two $1,000 scholarships to deserving students.
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REVENANT MOON PAYS FOR HERSELF MANY TIMES OVER, WINNING GRADE 2 OKLAHOMA FUTURITY
OKLAHOMA CITY, OK – March 21, 2021 – Trainer Trey Wood said Revenant Moon was bought for $20,000 as a yearling. On Saturday night at Remington Park, the 2-year-old American Quarter Horse filly made all that back and more for her owners.
She won $190,880 for finishing first in the Grade 2, $477,200 Oklahoma Futurity and now has won two races in a row to open her career for a bankroll of $196,718. That is almost 10 times her purchase price paid by owners Trey Odom, Scott Bryant and Norman Allen of Ropesville, Texas.
Revenant Moon is by A Revenant, out of the FDD Dynasty mare Sochi Moon. A Revenant only raced four times in his career, but he won three times and ran second in his only other start, amazingly for total earnings of $604,800. The winner’s grandsire on the dam side, FDD Dynasty, is an American Quarter Horse Association Champion sire, producing such runners as World Champions Jessies First Down and Danjer.
Revenant Moon ran like a champion, winning Quarter Horse racing’s longest-running futurity. She took the 80th edition of this race, started in 1947, in :15.397 over a fast track for 300 yards as the wagering favorite at 3-5 odds, earning a speed index of 90. She finished a neck ahead of Hock It to You (5-2 second favorite), who was another 1-1/4 lengths in front of third-place finisher Shy Kisser (43-1). Revenant Moon paid $3.40 to win, $2.60 to place and $2.40 to show.
Revenant Moon was bred in New Mexico by Dosi and Norma Alvarez. Jockey Jose Alvarez was in the saddle for the winner in both her trial and in the futurity final.
The No. 3 horse right next to Revenant Moon, De Laurentis, had to be scratched, on the advice of the track veterinarian, because the gelding made a ruckus and sat down after he was loaded. The No. 1 horse, Pevs Charley, was a scratch earlier in the day.
It was the first win in this race for all connections.
Live racing continues Sunday, March 21 with first post time of 6pm-Central.
•••••
Tracked by more than 165,000 fans on Facebook and 10,400 Twitter followers, Remington Park has provided more than $258 Million to the State of Oklahoma general education fund since the opening of the casino in 2005. Located at the junction of Interstates 35 & 44, in the heart of the Oklahoma City Adventure District, Remington Park is open daily for casino gaming and simulcast horse racing. The 2021 American Quarter Horse, Paint and Appaloosa Season continues through May 29. Visit remingtonpark.com for more information.
2021 Stakes Information
July 31, 2021 – We appreciate you choosing to participate in OQHRA’s races
Sustaining payments due August 15, 2021.
Recurring Credit Card Payments – Recurring credit card payments will be automatically deducted on the 15th of each month. If you need to drop your horse, please notify us on or before the 5th of respective month.
Nominations for 2021 Stakes Races can be found HERE
If you have any questions please contact OQHRA office by phone or email. Phone Number (405) 216-0440 | Email OQHRA
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July 31, 2021 — July Race Nominations Summary
↠ bit.ly/3xfWg0S
We appreciate you choosing to participate in OQHRA’s races and making your payment on or before the 15th.
Recurring payments will be automatically deducted on the 15th of each month. If you need to drop your horse from the race or stop the automatic deduction notify OQHRA in writing 5 days prior to the payment due date.
If you have any questions regarding the races, payments or Oklahoma racing in general, please do not hesitate to call our office. If you see an error in horse name, ownership, etc. please let us know right away so we can get it corrected before the next payment.
This nomination list is the only reminder you will receive about upcoming payments.
Sustaining payments MUST be postmarked by August 15, 2021.
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Attn: College Age Members!
Would you like money to help with your college tuition? OQHRA has a scholarship for youth that want to have a career in the horse industry. Applications are due Oct. 1st. Follow the link to fill out the online application or print it out and mail it in.
Please pass this along to someone you might know that is working towards a career in the horse industry.
For questions, contact Courtney at the OQHRA office; courtney.b@oqhra.com or 405-216-0440.
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Do they have to be in Oklahoma or can they be from any state
It's now restricted to members??
2021 OQHRA Scholarship Program
The Oklahoma Quarter Horse Racing Association annually provides scholarships for college students to pursue a college education. OQHRA will award two $1,000 scholarships to deserving students.
Read More HERE
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