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LED BY FAST FERARRI, FIRST PRIZE DASH LINE
TOPS REMINGTON SCHOOLING RACES WEDNESDAY
Remington Park conducted 10 more schooling races for two-year-olds today.
© Amanda Glidden/Plugged In Equine Marketing SolutionsOKLAHOMA CITY, OK—MARCH 18, 2015—Stanley foundation mare First Prize Dash's grandchildren had a good showing today during 10 schooling races carded at Remington Park, including taking the top two spots, getting three winners on the card and posting the four of the top 12 times.
L. Hendrix Horses, LLC and P. Horton's Fast Ferarri broke in at the start but took the lead quick and was never challenge as he rolled to a 1¾ length victory in the last of 10 schooling races on Wednesday.
The Pyc Paint Your Wagon colt, conditioned by Sam Howard, recorded the day's top 250 yard mark from the 70 horses that participated. His time of :13.30 seconds is equivalent to an 85 speed index for that distance at Remington Park and the only time of the day to break an 80.
Bred by Weetona Stanley and W.E. Smith, Fast Ferarri is out of the Mr Jess Perry mare Ferarri Fast Prize, a sister to stakes-placed and multiple stakes producer Fast Prize Doll. The colt had been consigned to the September Heritage Place Yearling Sale but was withdrawn.
Trainer Eddie D. Willis got the first of his three winners on Wednesday's card when Corona Cabana used a sharp start in the second race to outduel Eagles Span by a neck and post the second fastest time of :13.53 seconds. The Corona Cartel, a homebred for Reliance Ranches, LLC, is out of the Mr Jess Perry mare, Fast Red Rose, a full-sister to the aforementioned Ferarri Fast Prize. The second dam of these two mares is Grade 1 Heritage Place Futurity winner and Grade 1 producer Fast First Prize, by Heza Fast Man.
Fast N Fancy, a full sister to 2014 Remington Park Futurity winner Im A Fancy Pyc rallied in Race 5 to finish second and post the eighth fastest clocking of :15.62 seconds for owner Butch Parsons and trainer Sam Howard. Bred by Weetona Stanley and W.E. Smith, the Pyc Paint Your Wagon filly out of First Prize Fancy, by Mr Jess Perry was a $40,000 repurchase at the Heritage Place September Yearling Sale.
In the first race, Fas Prize Doll, an Ivory James filly, made up ground early under encouragement from her rider. She took the lead 100 yards from the wire to finish under wraps. Weetona Stanley bred the bay miss from the G3 placed multiple stakes producer Fast Prize Doll, by Mr Jess Perry. A $30,000 Heritage Place Sale Graduate, Fas Prize Doll posted the 12th fastest time of :13.67.
For a complete result list of today's schooling race results from Remington Park CLICK HERE.
Videos of today's schooling races can been seen on the Oklahoma Quarter Horse Racing Association website by CLICKING HERE.
The 2015 Remington Park Quarter Horse & Mixed Breed season opened last March 6 and runs through Saturday, May 30.