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Remington Park closes its 2025 Thoroughbred season Saturday, December 20th with a 12-race card highlighted by six stakes races including the $300,000 Springboard Mile. First post is 5:00 PM CST, with the finale scheduled for 10:26 PM. The card features competitive Oklahoma-bred restricted races alongside open company stakes that will distribute Kentucky Derby qualifying points and determine year-end honors.
The day culminates months of exceptional racing at the Oklahoma City oval, where trainer Steven Asmussen has dominated with 38 wins at a 25% strike rate while jockey Ramon Vazquez claimed his first riding title with 73 victories. The closing program offers bettors opportunities across claiming, allowance, and stakes levels with several full fields and competitive wagering propositions.
Weather and Track Conditions
Saturday’s forecast calls for sunny skies with temperatures reaching 57°F (14°C) during the day before cooling to 37°F (3°C) by evening post time. A slight northwesterly breeze is expected, with no precipitation in the forecast. Track officials anticipate a fast main track throughout the card.
The favorable weather conditions should produce consistent racing surfaces ideal for speed figures and form analysis. December racing at Remington Park historically features excellent track maintenance, and Saturday’s dry forecast eliminates off-track concerns that occasionally favor frontrunners over closers.
Track Bias and Post Position Analysis
Remington Park relocated its starting gate away from the inside rail several years ago, fundamentally altering post position dynamics. The adjustment eliminated traditional rail advantages and created distance-specific bias patterns handicappers must recognize.
Sprint Races (5-6.5 Furlongs)
Posts three, four, and seven demonstrate the strongest winning percentages in sprint contests. Post four historically produces approximately 26% of winners, while post three accounts for 25% of victories. Post five represents a significant disadvantage with only 11% of winners emerging from this position. Outside posts eleven and twelve show minimal success rates when utilized in larger fields.
The bias reflects gate positioning relative to the first turn, where horses from favored posts secure optimal racing lanes without excessive ground loss. Post five horses frequently encounter traffic problems or race too wide entering the turn.
Route Races (One Mile and Beyond)
Route dynamics shift considerably toward outside posts. Post ten demonstrates approximately 35.5% winners despite limited opportunities. Wire-to-wire winners account for roughly 35% of route victories, making tactical speed particularly valuable in two-turn events. Horses securing favorable position before the first turn consistently outperform deep closers forced wide through both turns.
Inside posts face challenges in route races, as horses drawn inside often lack maneuvering room and encounter pace pressure from multiple angles.
Race 1 – Maiden Claiming
Post Time: 5:00 PM
Oklahoma-bred maiden claiming race at 6.5 furlongs for three-year-olds and up. Purse $15,000, claiming price $10,000.
Pace Analysis
Moderate early pace expected with several contestants showing early speed capability. Double R Cat, Gospel Don, and General Jimbo all possess tactical speed that could establish early positioning. The pace scenario should produce honest fractions without excessive pressure, potentially favoring horses with tactical positioning over pure closers.
Key Contenders
Double R Cat exits competitive efforts at this level and draws post nine, which provides flexibility for jockey David Cabrera. The gelding shows consistency in recent performances and benefits from the outside draw allowing tactical options. Trainer Jody Pruitt maintains solid statistics at the meet.
General Jimbo from post eight offers similar tactical advantages with the outside draw. Kelsi Purcell rides for trainer Guillermo Flores, and the gelding has shown gradual improvement through recent starts.
Secondary Choices
Gospel Don represents trainer Steve Williams and jockey Luis Quinonez. The three-year-old gelding has competed against similar competition and should factor from post two.
Flat Be Judged from post three occupies the historically advantageous position for sprint races at Remington Park. Trainer Mark Buehrer sends out a live contender with jockey Brayan Pena.
Betting Strategy
Focus exacta and trifecta combinations emphasizing outside posts eight and nine while utilizing post three as secondary coverage. The post position bias strongly favors Double R Cat and General Jimbo in this configuration.
Selections
Win: Double R Cat
Place: General Jimbo
Show: Flat Be Judged
Race 2 – Maiden Special Weight
Post Time: 5:29 PM
Oklahoma-bred maiden special weight for two-year-olds at 6.5 furlongs. Purse $38,000.
Pace Analysis
Competitive early pace likely with several first-time starters and lightly-raced juveniles. The distance and surface favor horses showing workmanlike preparation and connections with strong juvenile development records.
Key Contenders
Rimrock Road draws post eight, the outside position that provides tactical advantages for jockey Weston Hamilton. Trainer Roger Neff demonstrates solid statistics with juveniles, and the outside post eliminates potential traffic concerns.
Drewtonian represents competitive maiden special weight level from post four, the historically productive sprint position at Remington Park. Trainer Jayde Gelner pairs with jockey Rene Diaz for this assignment.
Secondary Choices
Engine Ninety Nine from post five faces the historically disadvantageous position but represents capable connections. Trainer Cindy Monroy sends out a gelding with training foundation suggesting readiness.
Betting Strategy
Emphasize post eight in exotic wagers while utilizing post four as secondary coverage. The maiden special weight level often produces surprising results, suggesting wider ticket construction for trifectas and superfectas.
Selections
Win: Rimrock Road
Place: Drewtonian
Show: Engine Ninety Nine
Race 3 – Claiming
Post Time: 5:58 PM
Seven-furlong claiming race for three-year-olds and up. Purse $20,000, claiming price $10,000.
Pace Analysis
Route race dynamics favor outside posts and horses with tactical speed to secure position before the first turn. Moderate pace expected with several contestants capable of pressing early fractions. The seven-furlong distance requires tactical positioning rather than pure speed.
Key Contenders
Vestes represents the powerful Steven Asmussen barn and draws post eight, the outside position ideal for route races at Remington Park. Erik Asmussen rides for his father, creating the family combination that consistently succeeds at this oval. The gelding exits allowance company and drops into claiming ranks, suggesting class advantage.
Tigers n Bears from post three offers value for trainer Danny Pish and jockey Weston Hamilton. The combination maintains strong meet statistics, and the gelding shows consistent efforts at this level.
Secondary Choices
Hamazing Wisdom from post five faces the disadvantageous sprint position but stretches to seven furlongs where route bias may diminish the post disadvantage. Trainer Juan Padilla sends out a gelding with tactical speed capability.
Send Off represents another option from post six for trainer Sarah Nicole Davidson.
Betting Strategy
Emphasize the Asmussen entry as single or key horse in vertical exotics. The class drop combined with favorable post position creates strong win probability.
Selections
Win: Vestes
Place: Tigers n Bears
Show: Hamazing Wisdom
Race 4 – Allowance
Post Time: 6:27 PM
Allowance for two-year-old fillies at six furlongs. Purse $39,000.
Pace Analysis
Competitive sprint for juvenile fillies with several possessing early speed. The six-furlong distance favors fillies showing professional training and race experience. Moderate pace expected without excessive early pressure.
Key Contenders
Hot Crazy Matrix represents the Steven Asmussen powerhouse from post four, the statistically strongest sprint position at Remington Park. Stewart Elliott rides for connections demonstrating exceptional meet statistics. The combination creates strong confidence despite competitive field.
Chamonix provides Asmussen with dual entry from post six. Erik Asmussen rides his father’s trainee, offering the family combination that excels at Remington Park. The twin entry strategy allows tactical flexibility.
Secondary Choices
Serious Rock from post five faces the historically disadvantageous position but represents competitive trainer Austin Gustafson with jockey Ramon Vazquez, the meet’s leading rider.
Fantasy Girl offers value from post one for Joe Offolter and David Cabrera.
Betting Strategy
The Asmussen entries dominate this field based on connections and post positions. Key both Asmussen fillies in exacta and trifecta combinations while utilizing Serious Rock and Fantasy Girl as secondary coverage.
Selections
Win: Hot Crazy Matrix
Place: Chamonix
Show: Serious Rock
Race 5 – Oklahoma-Bred Claiming
Post Time: 6:56 PM
Claiming race for Oklahoma-breds at six furlongs. Purse $20,000, claiming price $10,000.
Pace Analysis
Competitive sprint featuring state-breds seeking first win of the meet. Moderate early pace with several speed horses creating honest fractions. The restricted conditions create competitive balance requiring detailed form analysis.
Key Contenders
Mister Wayside draws post six, providing advantageous sprint positioning for jockey David Cabrera. The gelding represents trainer Mike Abney in competitive claiming ranks.
Soul Sacrifice from post four occupies the historically productive sprint position. Trainer Steve Martin pairs with jockey Jose Alvarez for this assignment.
Secondary Choices
Storms Last exits recent efforts suggesting competitive readiness from post one.
Mr Oklahoma represents competitive claiming level from post two for high-percentage trainer Robertino Diodoro.
Betting Strategy
Utilize posts four and six as foundation for exacta and trifecta tickets while spreading wider in superfecta combinations. The claiming level creates competitive balance suggesting multiple contenders.
Selections
Win: Mister Wayside
Place: Soul Sacrifice
Show: Mr Oklahoma
Race 6 – Allowance
Post Time: 7:25 PM
Allowance for three-year-olds and up at six furlongs. Purse $44,000.
Pace Analysis
Competitive allowance sprint featuring established runners. The six-furlong distance favors horses with tactical speed and strong finishing kick. Moderate to honest pace expected with several speed horses creating competitive early fractions.
Key Contenders
Ryvit represents the Steven Asmussen barn from post seven, the historically productive sprint position at Remington Park. Erik Asmussen rides for his father, creating the family combination that dominates this meet. The five-year-old horse demonstrates class and consistency in allowance company.
Augusta Melody offers competitive option from post four for trainer Robertino Diodoro, the meet’s second-leading conditioner with 37% strike rate. Ramon Vazquez rides, providing the meet’s leading jockey.
Secondary Choices
Tap the Dot from post eight provides Asmussen with dual entry. Stewart Elliott rides for the barn’s alternate runner, offering tactical flexibility.
Jolly Samurai represents value from post one for Danny Pish and Weston Hamilton.
Betting Strategy
The Asmussen barn dominates this allowance field with two strong entries. Key Ryvit in vertical exotics while utilizing Augusta Melody as complementary coverage. The post position advantages strongly favor the Asmussen runners.
Selections
Win: Ryvit
Place: Augusta Melody
Show: Tap the Dot
Race 7 – Useeit Stakes
Post Time: 7:54 PM
$50,000 stakes for Oklahoma-bred three-year-old fillies at one mile. Guaranteed purse with Oklahoma-Bred Fund enhancement.
Pace Analysis
Route stakes featuring state-bred fillies stretching to two turns. Moderate early pace expected with several fillies showing tactical speed. The one-mile distance requires pace management and positioning strategy. Front-runners historically perform well in route stakes at Remington Park.
Key Contenders
Floras Ora represents competitive option from post one despite rail disadvantage in route races. The filly shows tactical speed but fights inconsistency and lacks proven route credentials.
Runaway Okie from post seven offers value for trainer Scott Young and jockey David Cabrera. The outside post provides route advantages, and connections demonstrate solid meet statistics.
Secondary Choices
Imamidnightspecial from post two represents competitive route option.
Chitoz’s Blur from post six provides tactical speed for the distance.
Betting Strategy
The scratches reduce field size and create competitive dynamics favoring outside posts. Utilize posts six and seven in exacta combinations while spreading wider for trifecta coverage given competitive field quality.
Selections
Win: Runaway Okie
Place: Imamidnightspecial
Show: Chitoz’s Blur
Race 8 – Jim Thorpe Handicap
Post Time: 8:23 PM
$50,000 stakes for Oklahoma-bred three-year-olds at one mile. Guaranteed purse with Oklahoma-Bred Fund enhancement.
Pace Analysis
Route stakes reduced to six runners following scratches. Mister Omaha possesses tactical speed to control pace from favorable post two position. Moderate early fractions expected with favorite likely dictating terms throughout.
Key Contenders
Mister Omaha represents overwhelming favorite dropping back to Oklahoma-bred restricted competition after competing in open company. The multiple stakes winner for trainer Joe Offolter demonstrates class superiority over this field. Luis Quinonez rides the morning line 2-1 favorite who should control pace and dictate terms throughout.
Code Nate offers exacta value from post five stretching out to route distance. The Joe Offolter-trained gelding provides stable connection with Mister Omaha, suggesting tactical cooperation. Jose Alvarez rides the secondary Offolter runner.
Secondary Choices
Classy Empire from post one represents competitive option but faces class disadvantage against Mister Omaha.
Work Zone provides longshot option from post six for trainer M. Brent Davidson.
Betting Strategy
Mister Omaha represents the strongest individual win probability on entire card. Use as single in Pick 3, Pick 4, and Pick 5 sequences. Key over secondary options in exacta combinations for modest return but high probability.
Selections
Win: Mister Omaha
Place: Code Nate
Show: Classy Empire
Race 9 – Toby Keith Stakes
Post Time: 8:52 PM
$75,000 stakes for two-year-old fillies at one mile. Guaranteed purse.
Pace Analysis
Competitive juvenile filly stakes featuring connections from multiple circuits. Quick early pace expected with several fillies showing tactical speed. The anticipated pace scenario favors fillies with strong closing kick over pure speed horses.
Key Contenders
Miss Call ships from Kentucky for trainer Kenny McPeek with established Churchill Downs class credentials. The filly demonstrates tactical versatility and finishing kick ideal for anticipated quick pace. Christopher Elliott rides from post five.
Not a Lady represents Steven Asmussen’s $775,000 Into Mischief purchase. Erik Asmussen rides from post four for connections demonstrating exceptional two-year-old development. The breeding and connections create strong foundation despite limited experience.
Secondary Choices
Mojo Promise provides Asmussen with secondary $500,000 Into Mischief filly entry. Stewart Elliott rides from post six, offering dual Asmussen firepower.
Alisal ships from competitive circuit for trainer H. Ray Ashford Jr. with Ramon Vazquez riding.
Samantha Code represents local option for trainer Michael Biehler with Weston Hamilton.
Betting Strategy
The quick pace scenario favors Miss Call’s closing style against Asmussen speed. Utilize Miss Call as foundation in exacta and trifecta combinations while including both Asmussen entries as secondary coverage.
Selections
Win: Miss Call
Place: Not a Lady
Show: Mojo Promise
Race 10 – She’s All In Handicap
Post Time: 9:23 PM
$75,000 stakes for fillies and mares three-year-olds and up at 1 mile 70 yards. Guaranteed purse.
Pace Analysis
Competitive distaff stakes featuring graded stakes-placed invaders against accomplished local stars. Moderate early pace expected with several fillies showing tactical speed. The extended distance favors fillies with proven stamina and class credentials.
Key Contenders
Take Me Serious represents ultra-reliable local star for trainer Joe Offolter who never misfires at Remington Park. Richard Eramia rides the six-year-old mare demonstrating exceptional consistency. The local mare offers value against classier invaders potentially facing distance or layoff challenges.
Perfect Shot ships from Steve Asmussen’s barn with graded stakes credentials. Erik Asmussen rides from post two, providing advantageous positioning. The filly should attack from mid-flight with every chance.
Secondary Choices
Take Charge Milady ships from Kenny McPeek with impeccable graded stakes company lines. Christopher Elliott rides, but the layoff and potential distance limitations create questions despite superior resume.
Miss Code West represents two-time Horse of the Meet but shows slight form regression from dominant prior campaigns. Floyd Wethey Jr. rides the local star carrying high weight from post seven.
Betting Strategy
The competitive field features four legitimate contenders creating exacta and trifecta value. Utilize Take Me Serious and Perfect Shot as foundation while including Take Charge Milady and Miss Code West in broader exotic tickets.
Selections
Win: Take Me Serious
Place: Perfect Shot
Show: Take Charge Milady
Race 11 – Jeffrey A. Hawk Memorial Stakes
Post Time: 9:54 PM
$75,000 stakes for three-year-olds and up at 1 mile 70 yards. Guaranteed purse.
Pace Analysis
Route stakes reduced by multiple scratches including Willy D’s, C W Prize, and U.S. Army. Moderate early pace expected with several runners showing tactical positioning ability. The extended distance requires stamina and class.
Key Contenders
Heroic Move represents top selection if delivering A-race performance. Ramon Vazquez rides for trainer Robertino Diodoro from post one. The five-year-old horse demonstrates highest class credentials but fights consistency issues. Recent New Mexico campaign creates form questions.
Track Phantom offers talented alternative from Steven Asmussen barn but also demonstrates frustrating inconsistency. Erik Asmussen rides from post five for connections seeking breakthrough performance.
Secondary Choices
Victory for Vets provides value as past winner of this race at generous odds. Jose Alvarez rides for trainer W. Bret Calhoun from post three.
Ze’bul represents competitive option from post two for trainer Dick Cappellucci.
Presidential adds depth from Asmussen barn with Luis Quinonez riding.
Betting Strategy
The scratches create competitive six-horse field with multiple legitimate contenders. Spread tickets wider in exacta and trifecta combinations given competitive balance and inconsistency concerns with favorites.
Selections
Win: Heroic Move
Place: Victory for Vets
Show: Track Phantom
Race 12 – Remington Springboard Mile Stakes
Post Time: 10:26 PM
$300,000 stakes for two-year-olds at one mile. Kentucky Derby qualifying points: 10-5-3-2-1.
Pace Analysis
Competitive Derby prep featuring twelve juveniles including three from powerhouse Asmussen barn. Moderate to honest early pace expected with several colts showing tactical speed. Arctic Beast from rail likely controls early tempo given sprint background and tactical speed. The pace scenario creates opportunities for mid-pack runners with strong finishing kick.
Key Contenders
Arctic Beast draws rail with undefeated 3-for-3 record against New York-bred competition. Ricardo Santana Jr. rides for trainer Mike Maker, creating two-time Springboard Mile winning jockey connection. The Yaupon colt dominates sprint stakes by combined 13 lengths but faces distance question stretching to one mile. Rail draw provides early positioning advantage allowing control of tempo.
Time for Music represents Steven Asmussen’s top winning chance based on recent form and distance credentials. The Not This Time colt demonstrates improvement with routing experience, graduating from Keeneland maiden special weight before competitive allowance efforts. Erik Asmussen rides from post two, providing inside tracking position behind anticipated Arctic Beast early speed.
Spice Runner enters as morning line favorite based on Grade 3 Iroquois Stakes victory at Churchill Downs. The Gun Runner colt demonstrates signature win credentials but must rebound from disappointing efforts in Grade 1 Breeders’ Futurity and Grade 2 Kentucky Jockey Club. Stewart Elliott rides from post seven for trainer Steve Asmussen seeking record eighth Springboard Mile victory.
Secondary Choices
Supreme Good ships from Kenny McPeek barn following dominant 8.5-length maiden optional claiming victory at Aqueduct. Christopher Elliott rides from post six for connections demonstrating strong Derby prep record.
Essential Time won Clever Trevor Stakes at Remington Park two starts back, demonstrating home track proficiency. Iram Diego rides for trainer Danny Pish from post three.
Western Man represents best local value at 20-1 morning line odds. The Oklahoma-bred recorded 102 speed figure winning Remington Park debut, suggesting competitive ability despite restricted background. Richard Eramia rides for trainer Joe Offolter from post nine.
Royalamerican offers local stakes winner from post four with tactical late kick.
Betting Strategy
The competitive twelve-horse field creates exacta and trifecta value despite Spice Runner favoritism. Arctic Beast’s rail draw and early speed create strong win probability if handling distance. Time for Music offers exacta value with inside stalking trip behind Arctic Beast. Utilize Arctic Beast and Time for Music as foundation in vertical exotics while spreading wider to include Spice Runner, Supreme Good, and Western Man in trifecta and superfecta combinations.
The Asmussen trio provides tactical flexibility with different running styles. Western Man at 20-1 represents exceptional superfecta value given home track proficiency and competitive speed figures.
Selections
Win: Arctic Beast
Place: Time for Music
Show: Spice Runner
Jockey Notes and Insights
Ramon Vazquez concludes dominant season claiming first Remington Park riding title with 73 wins at 28% strike rate and $1,730,176 earnings. The jockey demonstrates tactical versatility across distances and surfaces while maintaining strong relationship with leading barns. Key mounts Saturday include Augusta Melody (Race 6), Alisal (Race 9), and Heroic Move (Race 11).
David Cabrera finishes second in standings with 53 wins despite 18% strike rate. The consistent rider demonstrates reliability in claiming and allowance ranks. Primary assignments include Double R Cat (Race 1), Fantasy Girl (Race 4), and Runaway Okie (Race 7).
Erik Asmussen claims third position with 46 wins at 27% strike rate despite not riding full meet until late September. The trainer’s son creates powerful family combination succeeding at exceptional rate. Crucial stakes mounts include Hot Crazy Matrix (Race 4), Ryvit (Race 6), Not a Lady (Race 9), Perfect Shot (Race 10), Track Phantom (Race 11), and Time for Music (Race 12).
Stewart Elliott finishes with 43 wins after claiming consecutive riding titles in prior years. The veteran excels with allowance and stakes assignments from Asmussen barn. Key rides include Tap the Dot (Race 6), Mojo Promise (Race 9), and Spice Runner (Race 12).
Floyd Wethey Jr. concludes meet with 43 wins including milestone 500th career Remington Park victory. The accomplished rider demonstrates versatility across claiming and stakes levels. Stakes assignment includes Miss Code West (Race 10).
Trainer Notes and Insights
Steven Asmussen secures unprecedented 20th Remington Park training title with 38 wins at 25% strike rate. The Hall of Fame conditioner dominates allowance and stakes ranks while maintaining 59% in-the-money percentage. The barn’s 89% recent in-the-money performance demonstrates exceptional current form. Multiple entries Saturday across Races 3, 4, 6, 9, 10, 11, and 12 create vertical exotic opportunities.
Robertino Diodoro claims second position with 24 wins at exceptional 37% strike rate from limited 66 starters. The high-percentage trainer demonstrates quality-over-quantity approach with $501,419 earnings. Key entries include Augusta Melody (Race 6) and Heroic Move (Race 11).
Joe Offolter ranks third with 16 wins at 21% strike rate while earning $600,949. The Oklahoma Racing Hall of Fame member excels with state-bred restricted horses and demonstrates home track expertise accumulated over decades. Stakes runners include Mister Omaha and Code Nate (Race 8), Take Me Serious (Race 10), and Western Man (Race 12).
Danny Pish maintains 14% strike rate with 9 wins from 66 starters. The competent conditioner places horses strategically in appropriate competition levels. Stakes assignment includes Essential Time (Race 12).
Kenny McPeek ships multiple stakes runners from Kentucky base demonstrating confidence in competitive opportunities. Entries include Miss Call (Race 9), Take Charge Milady (Race 10), and Supreme Good (Race 12).
Best Wagering Strategies and Value Plays
Early Pick 4 (Races 1-4): Utilize Double R Cat as single in Race 1, spread Race 2 with Rimrock Road and Drewtonian, single Vestes in Race 3, key Hot Crazy Matrix and Chamonix in Race 4. Total combinations: 1 x 2 x 1 x 2 = 4 combinations at $1 = $4 ticket.
Late Pick 5 (Races 8-12): Single Mister Omaha in Race 8, spread Race 9 with Miss Call, Not a Lady, and Mojo Promise, utilize Take Me Serious and Perfect Shot in Race 10, spread Race 11 with Heroic Move, Victory for Vets, and Track Phantom, focus Race 12 with Arctic Beast, Time for Music, Spice Runner, and Supreme Good. Total combinations: 1 x 3 x 2 x 3 x 4 = 72 combinations at $0.50 = $36 ticket.
Asmussen Barn Strategy: The dominant stable enters multiple horses across six races creating vertical exotic opportunities. Consider utilizing Asmussen runners as singles or keys in Pick 3 and Pick 4 sequences, particularly in Races 4, 6, and 12 where the barn demonstrates strongest positioning.
Post Position Exploitation: Target posts three, four, and seven in sprint races while emphasizing outside posts in route events. The documented bias patterns create exacta and trifecta value when incorporating positional advantages into ticket construction.
Value Longshots: Western Man (Race 12) at 20-1 represents exceptional superfecta value given 102 speed figure at home track. Victory for Vets (Race 11) offers past winner credentials at generous odds following scratches.
Daily Double Opportunities: Race 11 to Race 12 Daily Double offers competitive fields creating value potential. Spread wider in Race 11 given scratches and inconsistency concerns before focusing Race 12 with top four contenders.
Superfecta Strategy: The competitive Springboard Mile creates superfecta opportunities utilizing Arctic Beast and Time for Music on top while spreading third and fourth positions to include value options Western Man, Big Apple Patrick, and Royalamerican at generous odds.
