Unbeaten fillies Too Much Prada, My Master Plan clash
The undefeated 2-year-old fillies Too Much Prada and My Master Plan will meet Friday night at Remington Park in the $50,000 E.L. Gaylord Memorial.
The 6 1/2-furlong race drew a field of nine, including One Minute, who was stakes-placed in June at Belmont Park; Another Bond Girl, the winner of the Oklahoma Classics Night Lassie at Remington; and Sky o’ Blue, a maiden special weight winner at Prairie Meadows who owns a series of competitive Beyer Speed Figures.
The card also includes an optional $50,000 claiming race for fillies and mares that drew Sweet Opportunity, who was second to Grade 1 winner Include Betty in last month’s $200,000 Remington Park Oaks.
Too Much Prada has won both of her starts in Texas, while My Master Plan’s perfect form has been built in Oklahoma.
Gaylord Memorial, Race 7
KEY CONTENDERS
Too Much Prada (Last 2 Beyers: 51-40)
◗ She has made two starts, beginning with a win in a deep maiden special weight sprint May 1 at Lone Star Park.
◗ Too Much Prada did not race again until Sept. 12, which was by design, according to trainer Danele Durham. Too Much Prada was not eligible for the Texas Thoroughbred Association Sales Futurity in July at Lone Star Park and was pointed for the $75,000 division of the Texas Stallion Stakes at Retama Park.
My Master Plan (Last 2 Beyers: 60-69)
◗ She was bred in Texas, like Too Much Prada, but has made her mark in Oklahoma. My Master Plan was a nine-length maiden special weight winner Sept. 11 at Remington, then, in her only other start, came back to take an optional $75,000 claiming race by 5 1/2 lengths at the track Oct. 9.
◗ Luis Quinonez has the mount for trainer Donnie Von Hemel.