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Will Rogers Downs in Claremore, Okla., will offer eight stakes worth a cumulative $420,000 during its Thoroughbred meet that opens March 4. Many of the races are positioned to run on Monday and Tuesday cards. Will Rogers will race through May 18.
The stakes action starts on Monday, March 4, with a 3-year-old fillies division of the $50,000 Oklahoma Stallion Stakes. It will be run over a mile. There will be Monday and Tuesday stakes on April 8-9, when Will Rogers runs a pair of six-furlong races catering to 3-year-olds and up bred in Oklahoma. Each is worth $55,000.
Will Rogers will put on Tuesday and Wednesday stakes on April 23-24. The $50,000 Clem McSpadden Memorial Route 66 for 3-year-olds and up at six furlongs is April 23, and the $50,000 Wilma Mankiller Memorial for fillies and mares at six furlongs is April 24. They are the lone non-restricted stakes at Will Rogers.
The meet closes with a stakes double May 18. The $55,000 Cherokee Nation Classic Cup and the $55,000 RPDC Classic Distaff are a pair of one-mile and 70-yard races for 3-year-olds and up bred in Oklahoma. The Distaff is restricted to fillies and mares.
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LOVE TO RUN was rarin' to go first out in two months, so much so that he rocketed through a six-furlong split of 1:08.79 seconds - faster than Cross Traffic in the Westchester at the same one-mile distance a few days earlier; back-to-back Belmont wins last year included one rallying from next-to-last, so he may make good use of outside draw to track COLIZEO. The latter drops to same second-level condition where he won big first off R-Rod claim; reunited with Jose Ortiz, who was aboard for that score on wet track.
