Remington Park Saturday Stakes Eight stakes will be contested at the Oklahoma City track. Eagles Fly Higher, pictured here winning last year s Sooner State Stakes, will make his fourth start of the Remington Park meet in Saturday s Sooner State. PHOTO: Dustin Orona Photography/Remington Park
Remington Park’s 12-race program on Saturday features eight stakes, including the
400-yard, $100,000 Sooner State Stakes (RG1) for Oklahoma-breds.
Eagles Fly Higher and Valiant Tiberias are among the nine aged runners entered in the Sooner State. A 5-year-old son of One Famous Eagle trained by Casey Black for owners Darling Farms and Valeriano Racing Stables LLC, Eagles Fly Higher has won two stakes during the current Remington Park meet, including the 350-yard, $50,000
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Trainer Teri Luneack and her star sprinter Welder at Ra-Max Farms in Claremore, Okla.
Welder, the millionaire Oklahoma-bred Thoroughbred that has earned endless records racing in Oklahoma, added another award to his record book the size of the novel “War and Peace.” He has added, for the third year in a row, Oklahoma s All-Breeds Horse of the Year, presented by the Oklahoma Horse Racing Commission.
The now 8-year-old gray gelded son of The Visualiser, out of the Tiznow mare Dance Softly, owned by Ra-Max Farms (Clayton Rash) of Claremore, Okla., trained by Teri Luneack and ridden by three-time Remington Park Champion Jockey David Cabrera, is the only thoroughbred to have ever won this award more than once. Welder is fresh off being the only Thoroughbred horse in Remington Park history to win Horse of the Meet honors three years in a row.
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