OKLAHOMA CITY, OK—JUNE 2, 2018—The $100,000 Heritage Place Juvenile was the final race of the 2018 American Quarter Horse Season at Remington Park. The Grand Legend won the last race at longshot odds of 14-1.

Owned by Lifes Good Racing Partners of Cleveland, Texas and trained by Clint Crawford, The Grand Legend was ridden by Agustin Silva. The 2-year-old gelding won by three-quarters of a length, handling 350 yards in :17.443 over the fast track.

Fast Bobby was second while Tuff Copa LBH was third, a head behind the runner-up.

The Grand Legend paid $30.60 to win, $11.20 to place and $6.60 to show. Fast Bobby, the beaten wagering favorite at 7-5 odds, paid $3 to place and $2.80 to show. Tuff Copa LBH paid $4 to show.

The win was the second straight this season for The Grand Legend, from three career attempts. His first-place check of $25,000 boosts his lifetime money to $35,054.

Bred in Texas by Mercy Hinklins Horse Farm, The Grand Legend is by second-crop sire FDD Going Grand from the Tres Seis mare Legendary Seis.

Trainer Clinton Crawford saddled runner-up Fast Bobby for owner/breeder Bret Pevehouse. The 2-year-old FDD Dynasty gelding is out of Little Lazajane by Lazbuddie. Ridden by Agustin Silva, Fast Bobby earned $15,000.

Laurel Brothers Horses LLC's homebred Tuff Copa Lbh picked up $10,000 for this third-place finish. Jockey Edwuin Lujan had the riding assignment on the Copacorona Special gelding for trainer R.L. Rick Robinson. The bay Texas-bred is out of Tuff Princess Lbh by Stoli.

Fifth-place finisher Rappid was disqualified for interference and placed last by the track stewards. Completing the official order of finish were Viva Le Don, Separate Jets, Appolitical Luck, Mr Corona Crystal, Asteroid Dash, Dash Master Angel and Rappid.

The Heritage Place Juvenile is preferred for 2-year-olds who competed in trials for the Heritage Place Futurity but did not qualify for the final.

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