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Remington Park will open for a 50-date Quarter Horse meet on Friday night. The season will run through Memorial Day.
Purses are projected at $250,000 a card, with the track’s 44-race stakes schedule led by the Grade 1, $1 million Heritage Place Quarter Horse Futurity on May 28. Other top events include the Grade 1, $250,000 Remington Park Championship that offers the winner a berth into the $750,000 Champion of Champions at Los Alamitos.
Remington will have two new infield video boards in use this meet, with both boards covering a total of more than 3,100 square feet. The track last had a large screen in use in the mid-1990s.
◗ Global Gaming, which owns Remington, has extended the sales agreement it has with Magna to purchase Lone Star Park. The extension runs through July 31. Officials are hopeful a transfer will take place between now and July 31. Lone Star opens its Thoroughbred meet April 14.
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NO NAY NEVER didn't break all that well in his debut but he moved up smoothly to make the lead after about 100 yards, and after he withstood a stretch challenge from the eventual runner-up he won while virtually in hand; trainer Wesley Ward is lethal with 2-year-olds and this colt figures very tough here with an effort as good as that first one. SWEET EMMA ROSE, an uncoupled stablemate of the top pick, meets males but she's clearly a threat off that debut romp; barn seems to hold all the aces.
