Remington Springboard Mile
- Location: Remington Park, Oklahoma City
- Inaugural Race: 1999
- Distance: One mile
- Track Type: Left-handed, Dirt
- Age Qualifications: Two-year-olds
- 2018 Purse: $400,000
- 2018 Race Date: Sunday, December 16th
Recent Springboard Mile News
Rating the First Round of 2019 Kentucky Derby Preps (12/17/2018) - With the running of Sunday's Remington Springboard Mile, the last North American Kentucky Derby prep race of the year entered the history books, bringing to ...Read More
2019 Kentucky Derby Contender Profile: Long Range Toddy (12/17/2018) - If you’re looking for a 2019 Kentucky Derby contender with the pedigree to excel running 1 ¼ miles on the first Saturday in May, then ...Read More- Long Range Toddy Hangs On in Remington Springboard Mile (12/17/2018) - In a race packed with traffic-filled trips, big middle moves, and dramatic late rallies, Long Range Toddy managed to defy the overall race trends and ...Read More
Betting Out-of-State Shippers in the Remington Springboard Mile (12/12/2018) - Since its inaugural running in 2009, the $400,000 Remington Springboard Mile Stakes at Remington Park has been rising steadily in prestige, attracting better horses and ...Read More
Greyvitos Joins Derby Trail With Remington Springboard Mile Victory (12/18/2017) - Racing fans across the country were up a bit later than usual last night to watch an intriguing renewal of the $400,000 Remington Springboard Mile ...Read More
2018 Remington Springboard Mile Entries & Results
| POST | HORSE | JOCKEY | TRAINER | WIN | PLACE | SHOW |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 5 | Long Range Toddy | Richard E. Eramia | Richard E. Eramia | 39.20 | 14.00 | 7.20 |
| 8 | Bankit | Ricardo Santana, Jr. | Steven M. Asmussen | 4.80 | 3.80 | |
| 10 | Dunph | Reylu Gutierrez | Michael J. Maker | 4.80 | ||
| 6 | Tone Broke | David Cabrera | Steven M. Asmussen | |||
| 3 | Marquee Prince | Florent Geroux | Brad H. Cox | |||
| 1 | Epic Dreamer | Javier Castellano | Kelly J. Breen | |||
| 11 | D Toz | Lane J. Luzzi | Danny Pish | |||
| 2 | Kaziranga | Iram Vargas Diego | Steven M. Asmussen | |||
| 7 | Dobbins G | Luis S. Quinonez | Martin Lozano | |||
| 9 | Tobacco Road | Ramon A. Vazquez | Steven M. Asmussen | |||
| 4 | Six Shooter | Alex L. Canchari | Paul E. Holthus |
Exotic Payoffs:
- $2 Exacta (5-8) Paid: $186.60
- $2 Trifecta (5-8-10) Paid: $986.60
- $2 Superfecta (5-8-10-6) Paid: $7,241.60
Watch the 2017 Springboard Mile
The History of the Remington Springboard Mile
The most important 2-year-old race at Remington Park in Oklahoma City, the Remington Springboard Mile has become an attraction for trainers of improving juveniles with an eye on the Kentucky Derby.
That importance was recognized when the 2017 race was made a part of the Road to the Kentucky Derby series. As with most juvenile races in the series, the first four finishers gain points on a 10-4-2-1 basis.
Interestingly, the best horses to contest the race in recent years did not win the race. Caleb’s Posse, seventh in the 2010 renewal, went on the next year to win four graded stakes races, including the King’s Bishop Stakes (G1) and the Breeders’ Cup Dirt Mile (G1). Two years later, the runner-up to the 128-1 winner Texas Bling was Will Take Charge, who was named Champion 3-Year-Old Male the following year after winning the Travers Stakes (G1) and finishing a close second in the Breeders’ Cup Classic (G1).
The most recent Springboard Mile contestant to earn a Kentucky Derby spot was Suddenbreakingnews, who was nosed out of victory by Discreetness at Remington Park in 2015. The next year Suddenbreakingnews won the Southwest Stakes (G3) and finished second in the Arkansas Derby (G1) prior to a fine effort for fifth in the Kentucky Derby.
