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Let us read it for you. Listen now. Your browser does not support the audio element. Old-school Arkansas Razorback football fans playing in the Simmons Bank Championship Pro-Am on Wednesday at Pleasant Valley Country Club in Little Rock were greeted by a familiar face entering the clubhouse doors.
Silent tactic 'looked phenomenal' in final Arkansas Derby breeze
Silent Tactic completed major preparations for the Arkansas Derby with a maintenance workout over a fast track Thursday morning at Oaklawn in Hot Springs, Ark. Under two-time Oaklawn riding champion Cristian Torres, Silent Tactic breezed during the special 10-minute workers-only period immediately after the surface renovation break. Silent Tactic went five furlongs in 1:01.60.
Jockey Cristian Torres Has Banked $2.4 Million And Counting At Oaklawn Meet
Cristian Torres became the fastest jockey to reach $2 million purse earnings at an Oaklawn meeting after a riding double Feb. 7, Day 16 of the scheduled 64-day split season that began Dec. 12. Torres set the previous record at the 2023-2024 meeting, hitting $2 million in purse earnings on Day 19. Torres, a two-time Oaklawn riding champion, was positioned to break his record after teaming with dual Hall of Fame trainer Mark Casse for two stakes victories Feb.
Jockey Cristian Torres Has Banked $2.4 Million And Counting At Oaklawn Meet
The 28-year-old jockey leads the jockey colony by wins and earnings Jockey Cristian Torres and Silent Tactic after winning the Southwest Stakes (G3) at Oaklawn Park Shelby Layne Ridgway/Coady Media Cristian Torres became the fastest jockey to reach $2 million purse earnings at an Oaklawn meeting after a riding double Feb. 7, Day 16 of the scheduled 64-day split season that began Dec. 12. Torres set the previous record at the 2023-2024 meeting, hitting $2 million in purse earnings on Day 19.
Majestic Oops Shortens Up For American Beauty
Another starter from the 2025 Breeders’ Cup Distaff (G1) is scheduled to make her 2026 debut at Oaklawn. Majestic Oops is the 8-5 program favorite for Friday’s $150,000 American Beauty Stakes for older fillies and mares at six furlongs. Probable post time for the American Beauty, the eighth of 10 races, is 4:07 p.m. (Central). Racing begins at 12:30 p.m. The American Beauty was originally scheduled to be run Feb. 6, then shifted to Feb. 7 after Oaklawn lost three racing dates (Jan. 30, Jan. 31 and Feb.
'Nice Run At The End': Roll On Big Joe Denies Tejano Twist In King Cotton
Heavily favored Roll On Big Joe carried his razor-sharp form into 2026, scoring a half-length victory over Tejano Twist in the $150,000 King Cotton (L) for older sprinters Sunday afternoon at Oaklawn. The King Cotton was the fifth career stakes victory and third consecutive for Roll On Big Joe, who was ridden by Julien Leparoux. All five stakes victories have come in the last year, including the Ring the Bell Dec. 13 at Oaklawn to conclude his 2025 campaign.
Mark Casse Circles Azeri As Next For Champion Nitrogen
Traveling several days ago from his Florida base to Oaklawn, dual Hall of Fame trainer Mark Casse said he debated whether to scratch champion Nitrogen from the Bayakoa (G3) at Oaklawn Park Casse decided to run in Saturday's 1 1/16-mile race for older fillies and mares and was rewarded when Nitrogen, under regular rider Jose Ortiz, delivered an easy 2¾-length victory, which marked her 4-year-old debut for owners-breeders Jon and Leonard Green of D. J. Stable.
Champion Nitrogen Easy Winner Of Bayakoa In First Start Of Year
As expected, Nitrogen made it look easy. A champion at 2 and 3, Nitrogen launched her 4-year-old campaign with a victory over stablemate Nerazurri in the $250,000 Bayakoa Stakes (G3) for older fillies and mares Saturday afternoon at Oaklawn. Nitrogen, under confident handling from regular rider Jose Ortiz, finished 2¾ lengths ahead Nerazurri in what was a match race for the final three furlongs of the 1 1/16-mile Bayakoa.
Sandman Draws Rail For Season Debut In Oaklawn Park Allowance
It’s been almost 20 years since an Arkansas Derby winner returned to Oaklawn to win as an older horse. Sandman will have that opportunity Saturday when he makes his 4-year-old debut in the fourth race, a $126,000 allowance for older horses at 1 1/16 miles that could serve as a prep for the $500,000 Razorback Handicap (G3) Feb. 28 at Oaklawn. Unraced since late August, Sandman is seeking his first victory since the $1.5 million Arkansas Derby (G1) last March.
Will Take It Wins Fifth Season Stakes With Rail-Skimming Ride
Jockey Ricardo Santana Jr. reached an Oaklawn career milestone when he guided Will Take It to a narrow victory in Thursday’s $150,000 Fifth Season Stakes. Santana became just the fourth jockey in Oaklawn history to reach 800 victories when Will Take It, who was making his 2026 debut, edged Woodcourt by a head in the one-mile race for older horses.
Terry Bradshaw’s Unbeaten Taken By The Wind To Make 2026 Debut In Martha Washington
Unbeaten Grade 3 winner Taken by the Wind “very likely” will make her 2026 debut in the $300,000 Martha Washington Stakes for 3-year-old fillies Jan. 31 at Oaklawn, trainer Kenny McPeek said Tuesday morning. The 1 1/16-mile Martha Washington is Oaklawn’s first of three qualifying races for the Kentucky Oaks, the country’s biggest race for 3-year-old fillies. Taken by the Wind won her two starts last year, including the $300,000 Pocahontas Stakes (G3) Sept.
Grace Is Free Delivers Mockingbird Win In Oaklawn's Holiday Meet Stakes Finale
The first couple of Oaklawn racing can now celebrate a first Oaklawn stakes victory. Grace Is Free surged to the lead on the outside early on the turn and held off Knickleandime in deep stretch for a one-length victory in Sunday’s $150,000 Mockingbird Stakes for 3-year-old filly sprinters at the Hot Springs, Ark. track. Jockey Kelsi Harr, a native of tiny Slovak, Ark., rode Grace Is Free for trainer and longtime significant other Robert N. Cline, who attended nearby Lake Hamilton High School.
Keith Asmussen Could Be Nearing Comeback From Injury
Jockey Keith Asmussen began getting on horses late last month at Oaklawn in advance of his comeback, which could come during Oaklawn’s Classic racing season (Jan. 30-May 2) or at Sam Houston Race Park. Asmussen, Oaklawn’s second-leading jockey in 2023-2024, hasn’t ridden since fracturing the right side of his pelvis in a Nov. 8 spill at Churchill Downs. Asmussen said there was no displacement of the bone and no surgery was required.
Obliteration Back On Dirt For Renaissance Stakes
Trainer Steve Asmussen’s first Oaklawn career stakes winner was Valid Expectations, who was owned by Texas-based Ackerley Brothers Farm (Robert and Leland Ackerley). That was 1996. Almost 30 years later, Asmussen and co-owner Leland Ackerley will be chasing another Oaklawn sprint stake for 3-year-olds with Obliteration, the 7-5 program favorite for Saturday’s $150,000 Renaissance. The six-furlong Renaissance is part of an 11-race card that begins at noon CST.
Grade 1-Placed Universe, Unbeaten Rancho Santa Fe Among Probables For Smarty Jones
The Oaklawn racing department late Saturday morning listed nine probables and two other horses under consideration for the $250,000 Smarty Jones Stakes for 3-year-olds Jan. 3. Entries will be accepted and post positions drawn Sunday for the 1 1/16-mile Smarty Jones, which is Oaklawn’s first of four Kentucky Derby qualifying races. The Smarty Jones will offer 21 total points (10-5-3-2-1, respectively) toward starting eligibility for the first leg of the Triple Crown.
Smarty Jones Field Beginning To Take Shape
Unbeaten Grade 2 winner Ewing and stablemate Strategic Risk arrived around 4:30 a.m. (Central) Monday after previously being based in Florida with trainer Mark Casse, said Caden Arthur, who oversees the dual Hall of Famer’s Oaklawn division. Arthur said Ewing (two for two) is scheduled to work Sunday morning in advance of his 3-year-old debut, which Casse indicated could come in a January allowance sprint. Ewing is unraced since the Saratoga Special Stakes (G2) at 6 ½ furlongs Aug. 2 at Saratoga.
'He's Hickory': Rattle N Roll Rallies From Last To First In Oaklawn's Tinsel
It looked like a one-horse race on paper. It played out that way on the track. Millionaire Grade 1 winner Rattle N Roll had a successful Oaklawn debut, scoring a comfortable two-length victory in Saturday’s $150,000 Tinsel Stakes for 3-year-olds and up at 1 1/8 miles. Under confident handling from Joel Rosario, Rattle N Roll ($3.40) was last of five early, circled horses on the outside turning for home, struck the front in midstretch, and coasted to his 10th career stakes victory.
Rattle N Roll Gets Class Relief In Tinsel Stakes
Millionaire Grade 1 winner Rattle N Roll will make his Oaklawn debut in Saturday’s $150,000 Tinsel Stakes for 3-year-olds and up at 1 1/8 miles. Probable post time for the Tinsel, the eighth of 10 races, is 3:52 p.m. CDT. Racing begins at 12:30 p.m. The Tinsel marks significant class relief for Rattle N Roll, a 6-year-old son of Connect who hasn’t competed in a non-graded race since winning the St. Louis Derby in August 2022 at Fairmount Park.
Apprentice Ronnie Huckaby Gearing Up For Oaklawn Meet
Apprentice jockey Ronnie Huckaby has been busy since Oaklawn opened for training in late October, getting on a slew of horses each morning in advance of its 64-day split season that begins Friday. Cody Ungles said he isn’t surprised. Ungles was Huckaby’s valet when the jockey topped the apprentice standings earlier this year at Prairie Meadows and will have the same role during 2025-2026 at Oaklawn. “You’re not going to outwork the kid,” Ungles said. “Hard worker.
Alker runs away with Simmons Bank Championship victory | Arkansas Democrat Gazette Original
Let us read it for you. Listen now. Your browser does not support the audio element. Steven Alker of New Zealand turned the Simmons Bank Championship into more of a coronation than competition. Alker completed his obliteration of Little Rock’s Pleasant Valley County Club with a final-round, 3-under-par 69 on an overcast Sunday afternoon, coasting to a wire-to-wire, seven-shot victory in the $2.3 million PGA Tour Champions event. Alker finished the three-day, 54-hole tournament at 20-under 196.
Bogey-free Alker maintains 5-shot lead in 2nd round of Simmons Bank Championship | Arkansas Democrat Gazette Original
Let us read it for you. Listen now. Your browser does not support the audio element. Steven Alker continues to carve up Little Rock’s Pleasant Valley Country Club. Alker shot a bogey-free, 6-under-par 66 on a cool, rainy Saturday afternoon to maintain a five-shot lead over Tag Ridings after the second round of the $2.3 million Simmons Bank Championship, the second of three events in the Charles Schwab Cup Playoffs.
Simmons Bank Championship: Steven Alker sets course record, leads by five shots
He’s again the leading man. New Zealand’s Steven Alker broke his course record with a bogey-free 11-under-par 61 to grab a commanding five-shot lead after the first round of the $2.3 million Simmons Bank Championship on a cloudy, cool Friday afternoon at Pleasant Valley Country Club in Little Rock. Alker tallied 11 birdies on the 7,101-yard, par-72 course, including six straight to close his round. Alker shot a course-record 62 in the first round of last year’s event.
Simmons Bank Championship: Steven Alker sets course record, leads by five shots | Arkansas Democrat Gazette
Let us read it for you. Listen now. Your browser does not support the audio element. New Zealand’s Steven Alker broke his course record with a bogey-free 11-under-par 61 to grab a commanding five-shot lead after the first round of the $2.3 million Simmons Bank Championship on a cloudy, cool Friday afternoon at Pleasant Valley Country Club in Little Rock. Alker tallied 11 birdies on the 7,101-yard, par-72 course, including six straight to close his round.
Simmons Bank Championship report: Country singer Wills back for national anthem encore | Arkansas Democrat Gazette
Let us read it for you. Listen now. Your browser does not support the audio element. Award-winning country music artist Mark Wills will be back at Pleasant Valley Country Club on Friday morning to sing the national anthem before the start of the Simmons Bank Championship. Wills' responsibility is just a small part of the non-golf events at the second of three PGA Tour Champions playoff events.
Hog calls not in Boo Weekley’s future | Arkansas Democrat Gazette
Let us read it for you. Listen now. Your browser does not support the audio element. Boo Weekley brought his folksy southern drawl to Little Rock for this week's Simmons Bank Championship, the second of three PGA Tour Champions playoff events. But don't expect the Floridian to get himself in the middle of a Hog call should one break out in his presence at Pleasant Valley Country Club. He's more of an Alabama kind of guy.
Saffie Joseph Expecting Good Run From Skippylongstocking In Oaklawn Handicap
Defending titlist Skippylongstocking is among eight entrants in the $1.25 million Oaklawn Handicap (G2) for older horses at 1 1/8 miles Saturday at Oaklawn Park in Hot Springs, Ark. The Oaklawn Handicap headlines a 12-race card that begins at 12:20 p.m. CDT.
Gary Hartlage will wrap up 45-year career after Oaklawn meet
Trainer Gary “Red Dog” Hartlage’s one-horse stable soon will become a no-horse stable. Hartlage said Sunday morning that the current Oaklawn meeting will be his last, ending a 45-year career highlighted by training titles in Kentucky and Arkansas, raucous celebrations following victories at Churchill Downs and campaigning the nationally prominent On Fire Baby, a millionaire multiple Grade 1 winner. Oaklawn’s meeting concludes May 3.
Oaklawn racing and training update
Outcome aside, dual Hall of Fame trainer Mark Casse said he was ecstatic with Sandman’s performance in the $1 million Southwest Stakes (G3) for 3-year-olds Jan. 25 at Oaklawn. Sandman spotted the field several lengths at the start after breaking in a tangle, then rallied from last of nine in his 3-year-old debut to finish second, beaten a length by Speed King, under Cristian Torres. “I was just happy that he was fine,” Casse said.
Oaklawn racing and training report
They began seeking gold and now, almost two decades later, it’s all about being the king of speed. Trainer Ron Moquett and owner Ted Bowman are making headlines again with Speed King, who vaulted to second on the Kentucky Derby leaderboard with a wire-to-wire victory in the $1 million Southwest Stakes (G3) Saturday at Oaklawn.
Oaklawn racing and training report
Only six females have been crowned Horse of the Year since the Eclipse Awards, an equine version of the Oscars, were introduced in 1971. All but one raced at Oaklawn. Oaklawn is poised for a sixth female Horse of the Year in Thorpedo Anna, an expected finalist for racing’s highest individual honor in 2024. The winners in 17 horse and human categories, including the coveted Horse of the Year title, will be revealed during the 54th annual Eclipse Awards dinner Thursday night in Palm Beach, Fla.
Oaklawn racing and training report
Southern California-based trainer Peter Miller plans to be active this week at Oaklawn, with nine horses entered over four racing days, including two in stakes races. Miller is scheduled to start Kale’s Angel in Saturday’s $150,000 Renaissance for 3-year-olds and a newcomer to the trainer’s barn, Nasty Habit, in Monday’s inaugural $145,000 Byerley Turk Overnight for older horses. Both races are six furlongs.
Oaklawn racing and training update
HOT SPRINGS, AR — Seize the Night took advantage of a favorable pace scenario to score a narrow victory in the $175,000 Tinsel Stakes Sunday at Oaklawn. Under Julien Leparoux, Seize the Night ($18.60) finished a half-length ahead of an unlucky Quality Chic in the 1 1/8-mile race for older horses. It was another 4 ½ lengths farther back to third-place finisher Full Screen, who was followed, in order, by 8-5 favorite Red Route One, Unload, Frosted Departure, Laughing Boy and Horace Mann.
Oaklawn racing and training report
Tapit Jenallie, among Oaklawn’s leading 3-year-old fillies last season, is targeting a return to stakes race action in the $150,000 Mistletoe Dec. 14, trainer Eddie Milligan Jr. said Friday morning. Tapit Jenallie, bred and owned by Willis Horton Racing (Arkansan Kevin Horton), made four starts last season at Oaklawn, including appearances in its three Kentucky Oaks qualifying races.
Oaklawn racing and training report
Led by Jubilant Joanie, six Oaklawn-raced horses recorded top three finishers in the 26th annual Claiming Crown Saturday at Churchill Downs. The Super Bowl for claiming horses, the Claiming Crown featured eight starter-allowance races and purses ranging from $100,000 to its richest event, the $200,000 Jewel. The Claiming Crown was open to horses that had started for a specific claiming price during a specific time period. Their owners/authorized agents also had to pay a $200 nomination fee.
World Golf Hall of Famer Padraig Harrington goes for broke on No. 18, wins Simmons Bank Championship
Advertisement Advertisement Today at 8:28 p.m. by Robert Yates Sharp early, bold late. That was Padraig Harrington’s winning formula on a sunny Sunday afternoon at Pleasant Valley Country Club in Little Rock. Harrington fired a 5-under 67 in the final round to post a two-shot victory over Y.E. Yang in the inaugural $2.3 million Simmons Bank Championship, the second of three events in the Charles Schwab Cup Playoffs.
World Golf Hall of Famer Padraig Harrington goes for broke on No. 18, wins Simmons Bank Championship | Arkansas Democrat Gazette
VIDEO Sharp early, bold late. That was Padraig Harrington’s winning formula on a sunny Sunday afternoon at Pleasant Valley Country Club in Little Rock. Harrington fired a 5-under 67 in the final round to post a two-shot victory over Y.E.
Steven Alker, Padraig Harrington are atop leaderboard after 2nd round of PGA Tour Champions Simmons Bank Championship
Advertisement Advertisement Today at 7:49 p.m. by Robert Yates Cooler temperatures cooled the scoring slightly in the Simmons Bank Championship. But the name at the top is still the same. Steven Alker followed a record-setting performance Friday with a 2-under 70 and shares the lead with Padraig Harrington at 12-under 132 after the second round of the Simmons Bank Championship on Saturday afternoon at Pleasant Valley Country Club in Little Rock.
Steven Alker, Padraig Harrington are atop leaderboard after 2nd round of PGA Tour Champions Simmons Bank Championship | Arkansas Democrat Gazette
Cooler temperatures cooled the scoring slightly in the Simmons Bank Championship. But the name at the top is still the same. Steven Alker followed a record-setting performance Friday with a 2-under 70 and shares the lead with Padraig Harrington at 12-under 132 after the second round of the Simmons Bank Championship on...
Simmons Bank Championship report: Vijay Singh still works on game | Arkansas Democrat Gazette
Addressing Vijay Singh’s penchant for practice, Golf Digest associate editor Drew Powell wrote earlier this year that “arguably no professional golfer has hit more balls over his career.” Singh, a 2006 World Golf Hall of Fame inductee, didn’t disappoint late Tuesday afternoon at Pleasant Valley Country Club in Little Rock. Following a practice round, Singh hit the practice facility. Approximately two hours and 200 balls later, Singh, not surprisingly, was the last man standing on the range.
Simmons Bank Championship player capsules | Arkansas Democrat Gazette
Simmons Bank Championship player capsules Today at 1:51 a.m. by Frankie Frisco , Robert Yates Former Henderson State golfer Ken Duke is ranked 23rd in the Charles Schwab Cup standings on the PGA Tour Champions entering this weekend’s Simmons Bank Championship. (Arkansas Democrat-Gazette/Adam Vogler) Simmons Bank Championship player capsules The 51-player field for the PGA Tour Champions Simmons Bank Championship to be held Friday through Sunday at Pleasant Valley Country Club in Little Rock: 1.
Course record a distinct possibility, PVCC director says | Arkansas Democrat Gazette
Chris Mayes, Pleasant Valley Country Club’s director of golf, has a number in mind and it’s a low one. “With the weather predicted, I think they’re probably going to shoot somewhere around 18-under,” Mayes said Monday afternoon. Mayes was referencing the winning score for the inaugural Simmons Bank Championship, a $2.3 million three-day, 54-hole PGA Tour Champions event Friday-Sunday at Pleasant Valley in west Little Rock. It is the second of three tournaments in the Charles Schwab Cup Playoffs.
Oaklawn racing updates
It was a super Sunday for two Oaklawn-raced sprinters. Multiple Oaklawn stakes winner Jaxon Traveler surpassed $1 million in career earnings with a victory in the $100,000 David M. Vance Stakes at Remington Park. About 20 minutes later, powerful Oaklawn allowance winner Straight No Chaser delivered an emphatic victory in the $200,000 Santa Anita Sprint Championship (G2).
Oaklawn racing and training update
Pushed for one of the few times in her career, Thorpedo Anna, still delivered as expected, taking the lead in deep stretch and edging Gun Song by a neck to win the $1 million Cotillion Stakes (G1) for 3-year-old fillies Saturday at Parx. The Cotillion marked Thorpedo Anna’s fifth victory in six starts this year for Kenny McPeek, Oaklawn’s second-leading trainer this season. Thorpedo Anna had won her first four starts this year – all against 3-year-old fillies – by a combined 18 ¾ lengths.
Oaklawn racing and training update
Needing to find 4 ½ lengths in the rematch, Happy Is a Choice did that and a bit more, catching front-running favorite Skelly on the outside approaching the wire to capture the $300,000 Louisville Thoroughbred Society Stakes Saturday at Churchill Downs. A two-time allowance winner last season at Oaklawn, Happy Is a Choice finished a neck ahead of Skelly in the 6-furlong race for 3-year-olds and upward.
Oaklawn racing and training update
Plenty of Kentucky Derby and Kentucky Oaks qualifying points will be for grabs during the 2024-2025 Oaklawn meeting that begins Dec. 6. Oaklawn, like past years, will run a combined seven races on the Road to the Kentucky Derby and Road to the Kentucky Oaks, the country’s biggest prizes for 3-year-olds and 3-year-old fillies, respectively. The seven races were part of the 2024-2025 schedule of points races released Friday by Churchill Downs, which hosts both events.
Oaklawn racing and training update
HOT SPRINGS — The stars aligned for Oaklawn-raced Surveillance, who recorded his biggest career victory to date in the $300,000 G3-Troy Stakes Saturday at Saratoga. Surveillance, the 3-2 favorite under Tyler Gaffalione, finished 3 ¼ lengths ahead of Outlaw Kid in the 5 ½-furlong event for older horses. The field was reduced to only five after eight horses, including 1-2 program favorite Cogburn, were scratched when the race was moved from the turf to the main track because of heavy rain Friday.
Oaklawn racing and training report
Oaklawn stakes winner Thorpedo Anna continued her march toward a division championship Saturday at Saratoga, cruising to a 4 ½-length victory in the $500,000 G1-Coaching Club American Oaks for 3-year-old fillies at 1 1/8 miles. The CCA Oaks marked the fourth consecutive blowout victory this year for Thorpedo Anna, whose trainer, Kenny McPeek, finished second in the 2023-2024 Oaklawn standings. Thorpedo Anna’s winning streak began March 30 at Oaklawn in the $750,000 G2-Fantasy Stakes.
Oaklawn racing and training report
BUSY HOLIDAY WEEKEND FOR OP RUNNERS Numerous Oaklawn-raced horses will celebrate the July 4 holiday weekend by competing in stakes races across the country. The heaviest concentration of prominent Oaklawn runners is in the annual Iowa Festival of Racing Friday and Saturday at Prairie Meadows. The Iowa Festival of Racing features eight stakes races – four each day – highlighted by $300,000 G3-Cornhusker Handicap for 3-year-olds and up at 1 1/8 miles.
Oaklawn racing and training report
Oaklawn stakes winners First Mission and Skippylongstocking bid for their first Grade 1 victory in the nine-furlong $1 million G1-Stephen Foster Stakes Saturday at Churchill Downs. Probable post time for the Stephen Foster, one of six consecutive stakes races to close the 12-race card, is 5:03 p.m., CDT. The Stephen Foster, race 11, is a “Win & You’re In” for the $7 million G1-Breeders’ Cup Classic Nov. 2 at Del Mar.
Oaklawn racing and training update
Oaklawn allowance winner Time for Trouble has been named the 2023 Claiming Crown Horse of the Year, according to an announcement Friday from the National Horsemen’s Benevolent and Protective Association (NHBPA) and the Thoroughbred Owners and Breeders Association (TOBA), co-founders of the Claiming Crown.
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