Mary Rampellini is a journalist at Daily Racing Form. Based in Hot Springs, Ark., and Grand Prairie, Texas, she covers Oaklawn Park and Lone Star Park, along with major stakes at various tracks in Louisiana, Texas, and Oklahoma, focusing on individual sports within the realm of horse racing. She has also been featured in the Arkansas Catholic Newspaper.
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By: Mary Rampellini
Touchuponastar, who has won his last five starts with triple-digit Beyer Speed Figures, and Komorebino Omoide and Heroic Move, who have won past runnings of the Grade 3, $400,000 Steve Sexton Mile at Lone Star Park, lead a deep cast for the race's renewal on Monday.
Desert Gate has been the favorite in five of his six races for trainer Bob Baffert and will again be the chalk Monday when he ships in from Southern California for the $300,000 Texas Derby at Lone Star Park.
Ozara picked up the sixth stakes win of her career Saturday when she ran down a loose-on-the-lead Long Ago in the $100,000 Miss Liberty at Monmouth Park.
On Friday at Gulfstream Park, Rezasrolex returns to the overnight ranks, a level at which he is unbeaten over a remarkable two years.
By: Mary Rampellini
Bolero Bay must overcome post 10 on Saturday when he seeks to win his third consecutive race in a competitive renewal of the $100,000 Not Surprising at Gulfstream Park. The 1 1/16-mile route for 3-year-olds on Tapeta is one of three stakes on an 11-race card.
By: Mary Rampellini
Jockey Diego Herrera won two of the three stakes run Saturday at Gulfstream Park, when Chicken Dance caught favorite Bolero Bay in the $100,000 Not Surprising and Rolando was resolute on the front end in the $100,000 Big Drama.
Sushi Man, who was a dominant winner of his 4-year-old debut in a June 6 allowance at Canterbury Park, is scheduled to make his next start in the track's $50,000 Brooks Fields Mile.
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By: Mary Rampellini
C. J’s Storm battled for a half-length win over Sleepy in the $100,000 Nobody Listens Handicap on Wednesday at Horseshoe Indianapolis.
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By: Mary Rampellini
Trainer Lynn Rarick is taking a two-pronged approach to the $50,000 Canterbury Park Derby on Saturday night with stablemates Knick's Honor and Mr Mo's Magic.
Knick’s Honor became a stakes winner Saturday night, when he charged to a three-quarter-length victory over pacesetter Jackie Paper in the $50,000 Canterbury Park Derby.
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