Videos tagged with "leo"

$100K Leo Stakes G1 [03:16]
March 24, 2012 at Remington Park
Tags: Quarter Horse, horse racing, Oklahoma, OQHRA

$100K Leo Stakes G1 [03:16]
March 24, 2012 at Remington Park in Oklahoma City, the $100000 Leo Stakes was a clash of racing titans. AQHA World Champion Running Horse Cold Cash 123 took on a nice field that included multiple G1 winner Llano Teller, who was ridden by GR Carter. Roy Baldillez had the riding assingment on Cold Cash 123.
Tags: Leo, Stakes, Quarter Horse, horse racing, Cold Cash 123, World Champion, Llano Teller, Remington Park, Oklahoma, City, raceview Network, GR Carter, Roy Baldillez, Sleepy Gilbreath, Heath Reed

Another Derby Spin(SD-16x9).mp4 [02:12]
5. NO SPIN (Channing Hill, 8-1) Owner: Black Gold Racing. Trainer: Tim Ice. Lifetime Record: 7-2-0-1, $80716. As a two-year-old, No Spin finished fourth in the prestigious Arlington Washington Futurity. Trained by former Belmont Stakes winning conditioner Tim Ice (Summer Bird), No Spin became a stakes winner on turf with a win in the Royal Glint at Hawthorne Park last October. The Johannesburg colt also ran a good fourth in the $300000 Springboard Mile at Remington Park. At 3, he is looking to recapture his 2011 form. No Spin is owned in part by Dr. Leonard Blach, co-owner of 2009 Kentucky Derby winner Mine That Bird. Channing Hill is the pilot.
Tags: horse racing, sunland park, sunland derby, kentucky derby leonard blach, mine that bird

Preview: Leo Stakes-Cold Cash 123 [01:07]
2011 AQHA World Champion Running Horse Cold Cash 123 goes postward in the Leo Stakes G1 on Saturday, March 24 at Remington Park. Here's a quick preview with a few words from his trainer Dwayne "Sleepy" Gilbreath. (V's: +11)
Tags: Leo Stakes, Cold Cash 123, Dwayne Gilbreath, Sleepy, Remington Park, World Champion, raceview Network, Quarter Horse, horse racing, Oklahoma, City

Nick the Brief-The 1991 Hennessy Gold Cup (Leopardstown) [01:01]
The Hennessy Gold Cup is a Grade 1 National Hunt chase in Ireland which is open to horses aged five years or older. It is run at Leopardstown over a distance of about 3 miles (4828 metres), and during its running there are seventeen fences to be jumped. Jockey Robbie Supple rode Nick the Brief to victory during the 1991 Hennessy Gold Cup thanks to the training expertise of John Upson.
Tags: Nick, The, Brief, Hennessy, Gold, Cup, Grade, 1991, National, Hunt, Chase, Horse, Racing, Leopardstown, miles, Fences, Jumps, Fat, Jockey, Robbie, Supple, John, Upson, bet, tip, odds, gamble, steeplechase