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OILMAN'S FIRST QUARTER HORSE TURNED OUT LIKE DRY HOLE
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The first Quarter Horse Fred Trout ever owned wasn't much of a
runner, as a matter of fact the filly never even broke her maiden, a
victim of equine asthma.
The Radon, Okla., oilman was not totally discouraged, however,
because like an oil well, not all race horses produce.
One horse which has produced for Trout is Midwest Handicap
winner, Classy Comment. The 6-year-old gelding's narrow nose
victory in last Saturday's feature race at Remington Park has earned
Trout The Journ...
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THE PROMISE OF REMINGTON PARK
The Journal Record
; During a recent dinner, guest speaker David Vance, vice-president and general mananger of Remington Park, was introduced as "the man who was going to save Oklahoma's economy." Disheartenly, Vance stepped up to the podium. "Remington Park by itself will not save Oklahoma's sluggish economy," Vance
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REMINGTON PARK STALLS SOUGHT BY HORSEMEN
The Journal Record
; Owners of more than 600 horses are vying for the 100 or so stalls that still remain vacant at Remington Park. Those 100 stalls were allocated to trainers who just never showed up - not an unusual occurance. "By all rights I should have given those stalls away when those trainers didn't show up by
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DEBARTOLO EXTOLS SUCCESS OF REMINGTON PARK
The Journal Record
; Remington Park will succeed despite encroaching competition and a depressed racing industry, track owner Edward J. DeBartolo Sr. said Tuesday. DeBartolo said he foresees continued success for the Oklahoma City track although the surrounding states of Texas, Kansas and Iowa have recently entered the
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Officials: OKC-based Remington Park OK despite parent troubles
THE JOURNAL RECORD
; Remington Park will do fine regardless of whatever financial woes affect its parent company, Magna Entertainment Corp., track officials said Thursday. The Oklahoma City racetrack may be sold off to pay down Magna's debt, but Remington Park has the strength to continue operating as a stand-alone
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A winning season for Remington Park Simulcasting boosts track's wager total
The Journal Record
; Remington Park's attendance was down by nearly a quarter during the Spring Thoroughbred Meeting, but that doesn't seem to worry its chief operating officer too much. That's because the magic of television gives aficionados of the sport the chance to let their hearts race from far away locations
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