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BOSSIER CITY, LA–MARCH 28, 2025–Ridden by champion jockey James Flores, Paint Me Onis raced over a muddy (sealed) racetrack to get his first career stakes victory in the $109,596 Mardi Gras Derby at Louisiana Downs Friday afternoon.
Paint Me Onis drifted in under Flores while posting a three-quarter length winning margin. The son of multiple stakes sire Paint Me Perry covered the 400 yards in 19.960 seconds, equaling a 96-speed index into a 10 mph headwind. It was the fifth career win in 10 starts for the Louisiana-bred gelding.
Joseph Manucy conditions Paint Me Onis for owner Mary Stratton.
"You know he was really doing good coming up to this race," Manucy said following the win. "I told my wife the other night ...
BOSSIER CITY, LA–MARCH 28–2025–After winning her trial heat, Franny B Dove returns to the $100,000 Mardi Gras Oaks finals for the win on Friday at Louisiana Downs and remains undefeated for the 2025 season.
Jockey Leonardo Rodriguez got the call aboard Franny B Dove. The duo burst from the gates and took charge at first call. With a convincing ...
BOSSIER CITY, LA–MARCH 28, 2025–Featured Prospect got her first career stakes win on Friday when she got a nose bob over Apolitical Train in the $30,000 Winners Circle Church Stakes at Louisiana Downs.
Yaidel Rodriguez rode the 7-year-old mare by multiple stakes sire Prospect To The Top for owner-breeder Mark Langford. The Louisiana-bred covered 250 yards in 13.363 seconds, equaling a 94-speed index into a 10 mph headwind.
Trainer ...
BOSSIER CITY, LA–MARCH 27, 2025–Grade 3 finalist Explosive Legend got his first career stakes victory and second consecutive win at 870 yards when he defeated Freakin Patriot Dash by 1-1/2 lengths in the $30,000 Lip Chip LLC Stakes at Louisiana Downs Thursday afternoon.
Owner-trainer David Bustamante tapped jockey Donell Blake to ride the 4-year-old son of Mr Pilito. Bred by Mercy Hinlins Horse Farm LLC, from the Tres Seis mare Legendary Seis, Explosive Legend rolled over the distance in 47.556 seconds into a 9 mph headwind.
The 4-year-old gelding picked up his fourth win in 12 starts and added $18,000 to his bankroll, bringing his lifetime mark to $72,658. Last season, he was a finalist in the Delta Downs Louisiana Bred ...
By Richard Linihan
OKLAHOMA CITY, OK—MARCH 27, 2025—It was the kind of night at Remington Park that only the character Jay Trotter from the movie "Let it Ride" could appreciate.
It seemed that way because one could probably have polled each bettor at the track and they couldn't have come up with the horse that was going to win these races. Then, Trotter would cross the fans' ...
SELMA, TX–MARCH 5, 2025–Chile Piquin, a $20,000 TQHA Yearling Sale graduate racing for owner Chile Piquin partners, posted the fastest time on Wednesday from 84 juveniles who participated in 12 schooling races at Retama Park.
All races were run at a distance of 250 yards.
Trainer Zackery N. Rios tapped jockey Oscar Andrade, Jr. to ride the daughter of second-crop sire Chilitos to victory in Race 3. Her 13.57-second clocking was the day's ...
LEXINGTON, KY–MARCH 25, 2025–Post-time favorite Pk Pure Rogue wins the nod over Torpedo and C The Power after a three-way photo finish by a nose in the $60,000 BOCO Overnight Stakes at Sandy Ridge at The Red Mile on Tuesday.
Jockey Juan Marquez got the call aboard Pk Pure Rogue. The duo crossed the wire in 15.489 seconds, clocking a 95-speed index. The favorite’s 300-yard victory paid $4.78 to win on a $2.00 ticket.
Torpedo, ridden by Leonardo Rodriguez, led the pack into the ...
MEXICO CITY, MEX–MARCH 25, 2025–Three trials were held for 25 sophomores on March 16 at the Hipodromo de las Americas in Mexico City. Trained by Liderme Rene Gomez, Princesa Bury was the star of the show, clocking the fastest qualifying time to the Mexico Derby. The finals are to be completed on March 30.
Ridden by Alejandro Gomez, Princesa Bury broke second from the gates but quickly gained the lead to win her trial heat. She showed valiant strength, winning by 1 3/4-lengths over Dk Golden Lady, clocking an 85-speed index in 15.348 seconds. The 300-yard victory ...
LOS ALAMITOS, CA–MARCH 23, 2025– Mario Montiel was the fortunate winner of a 14-way shake to claim Show N Tell Cartel for $16,000 after the Tell Cartel gelding's second-place finish in the $53,500 Los Alamitos Claiming Futurity on August 18th of last year.
Seven months later, Montiel's Show N Tell Cartel is a major graded derby winner at Los Alamitos, as the Link Newcomb-bred runner held off a terrific finish by Ed Allred's Defending Champ to win the $235,600 El Primero Del Año Derby on Sunday night at Los Alamitos.
Show N Tell Cartel has been the claim of the year at Los Alamitos, as the Oklahoma-bred broke his ...
By Richard Linihan
OKLAHOMA CITY–MARCH 23, 2025–Jockey Aram Martinez won for the first time at Remington Park on Sunday, just one day after his 18th birthday. Then he won his second race here, and then he won his third to post a riding triple.
Martinez, who is a son of former Remington Park jockey L. Salvador Martinez, won three races in Oklahoma City for three different ...
LOS ALAMITOS, CA–MARCH 22, 2025– What figured to be the most competitive and wide open field for the Grade 1, $430,000 Los Alamitos Oaks turned out to be a one-filly showcase for James Sills and Abel Flores' Shaken Goin On, as the Eddie Willis-trainee flew out of the gate and dominated every step of the 400-yard race in route to a much easier victory than the ¾ length winning margin would suggest here on Saturday night.
Ridden by Justine Klaiber from post number one, Shaken Goin On took off as soon as the gate opened to establish a 1 ¼ length advantage after the first 100 yards. By the midway point, the daughter of Freighttrain B had a 1 ½ length lead, and from there, she was on cruise control all the way to the wire to post her sixth win ...
OKLAHOMA CITY, OK—MARCH 22, 2025—Flying Joy 1 took advantage of the favorite Ocho Rojo's tardy break, flying to the front in the Grade 2, $419,735 Oklahoma Futurity and holding off the rest of the field for a lucrative trip to the winner's circle at Remington Park.
This was the 84th edition of the historic Oklahoma Futurity, first contested in 1947. It is the oldest futurity in the American Quarter Horse racing.
Going off at a generous 6-1 odds despite being the fastest qualifier on the second night of trials, March 8, veteran jockey Ricky Ramirez might have been the most surprised rider on the planet that Flying Joy 1 would win a race like this.
"I can't lie; at the ranch, she just seemed like another horse to me," Ramirez said from the winner's circle after the race. "Once we got her to ...
OKLAHOMA CITY, OK–MARCH 22, 2025–Heavy favorite Cowboy Blue Z broke third from the gates and ran an arduous duel for a photo-finish victory in the $219,635 Oklahoma Derby [G3] at Remington Park.
Piloted by Francisco Calderon, Cowboy Blue Z broke in from the outside at the final call, winning the nod by a nose over Baby Ruth. The post-time favorite clocked an 89-speed index against a 13 mph wind in 17.647 seconds, which paid $3.00 for the ...
OKLAHOMA CITY, OK–MARCH 22, 2025–Fastest qualifier from the trials, Turbulent, powered away right out of the gate to prove best in the $215,800 Oklahoma Paint & Appaloosa Futurity [G1] finals on Saturday at Remington Park.
Since her initial appearance in a training race on February 17, Turbulent has consistently demonstrated her speed, achieving the fastest times each time she is on the track. She recorded the fastest overall time of the day during her training race, the fastest qualifying time, and now the fastest time in the finals.
Roman Cruz piloted Turbulent to her gate-to-wire victory in 15.506 seconds clocking a 90 speed ...
OKLAHOMA CITY, OK—MARCH 22, 2025—Ridden by jockey Nester Duran, Wera C was never in doubt as she galloped to a 1-1/2 length victory in the $50,000 Oklahoma Juvenile Invitational Saturday night at Remington Park.
Trainer Al Watson saddled the daughter of leading third-crop sire Flying Cowboy 123 to her first career win in as many career starts for owner CH Racing LLC. Ellis "Hank" Bird ...
BOSSIER CITY, LA–MARCH 22, 2025–Captain Eagle picked up his third consecutive win on Saturday after Fast Loving Aj was disqualified and placed third for interference in the stretch of the $134,750 Louisiana Downs Maiden Classic (not black-type) at Louisiana Downs.
Fast Loving Aj got away clean from post 8, taking a quick lead before bearing out in a deep stretch to push Jess Check Moonin (#9) into Captain Eagle (#10). Following a steward's inquiry, Fast Loving Aj was placed third behind Captain Eagle and Jess Check Moonin.
Jockey Ubaldo Luna had the riding call aboard Captain Eagle, who broke his maiden at LAD in February and then returned on March 1 to win his trial by one length in the fourth-fastest qualifying time.
The son of #3 third-crop sire Eagle Deluxe hit his best stride late while stopping the clock in 18.002 ...
OKLAHOMA CITY, OK–MARCH 22, 2025–Cancel Culture emerged victorious on Saturday night, achieving an upset in the $35,000 Oklahoma Paint & Appaloosa Juvenile at Remington Park.
After finishing third in the trials, Cancel Culture qualified with the ninth-fastest time to the finals. The daughter of Painted Turnpike turned her time around in ...
OKLAHOMA CITY, OK—MARCH 22, 2025—Let go at odds of 11-1, Storms Livewire warded off all challengers under jockey Javier Hernandez-Gallardo to win the $25,000 Paul Harber Memorial Stakes for 3-year-old and up Paints and Appaloosas at Remington Park Saturday night.
Trainer Michelle Hurdle saddled the multiple stakes-winning son of leading APHA sire CRM Livewire (PT) for owner Edith ...
PHOENIX, AZ–MARCH 22, 2025–In his first official start outside of California, You Can Run wins his debut start of the season on Saturday in the $40,000 Allred Brothers Stakes at Turf Paradise.
Ridden by Kevin Carbajal, You Can Run took the lead at first call and kept it to the wire for a half-length victory over Rockin Jo Kool.
Under pressure, the eight-year-old gelding maintained his speed, clocking a 99-speed index in 17.444 seconds. The 350-yard winning effort paid $6.60 to win on 2-1 odds.
Rockin Jo Kool, ridden by Luis ...
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