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year’s Speedhorse Graham Futurity-G1 at Remington Park and Speedhorse Futurity
at Fair Meadows at Tulsa, and Dangerous Dan McGrew, a son of Coronado Cartel QH who ran second in last year’s American Paint Horse Association Claiming Futurity at Fair Meadows in Tulsa.
Trap Play’s second dam, the winning home- bred Country Quick Dash mare Valdarama, ran second in three futurities in Oklahoma and Texas in 2019. The filly traces back to her third dam, Sheeza Lil Val QH, a winning daughter of the Dash For Cash stallion Dashing Val who ran third in Totally Done Gone’s 1996 The Classics Futurity-G3 at Los Alamitos.
Campaigned exclusively in Oklahoma, Trap Play has earned $25,071 from seven outs after depositing the $17,401 winner’s share from breaking her maiden in this race.
The fifth-fastest qualifier, Trap Play was coming off of a second-place finish, 3 3/4 lengths behind fastest qualifier RP Reckless Wire, in the second of two Speedhorse Paint & Appaloosa Futurity trials on Oct. 23.
My Name Is (CRM Livewire-Dashin DD) banked the $7,489 runner-up share of the purse to bring her earnings to $24,677 from 10 races for her owner, Roy Kent Perkins. Justine Klaiber rode the sorrel Oklahoma-bred filly for trainer Ray Enlow.
The 1-5 favorite, RP Reckless Wire (CRM Livewire-RP Miss Reckless Dash QH) ran third, 3/4-lengths behind Trap Play. Cody Wainscott rode the homebred
bay filly for owner Roy Kent Perkins and trainer Ray Enlow.
WL Showtime (Kool Wagon QH-Flashin Texas) finished fourth and was followed
by PFR Apollitical Kate (Apollitical Spirit
QH-PHQ Princes Stef), El Docs Best Chic (Docs Best Card QH-Imakickenchicken), Outlawstateofmind (Docs Best Card QH-WW Flashy Flicka). Livewires Wagon, Show Me Ur Colors and WF January Dawn scratched.
RACING NEWS
Trap Play’s winning connections include owners Lloyd J. Yother and Garvan J. Kelly, trainer Dee Keener and jockey Jesus Salazar.
Jesus Salazar and Trap Play make their way to the winner’s circle.
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