
Sunlit Song (inside) edges Paluxy (7) to win the 2023 Remington Green at Remington Park. The veteran gray turf runner has won the race twice and is being pointed to the event again in late September. © Dustin Orona | Remington Park Photo

Sunlit Song (inside) edges Paluxy (7) to win the 2023 Remington Green at Remington Park. The veteran gray turf runner has won the race twice and is being pointed to the event again in late September. © Dustin Orona | Remington Park Photo

Jockey Stewart Elliott, aboard 2023 Oklahoma Derby winner How Did He Do That, is set to defend his riding title at Remington Park in the upcoming season that begins Aug. 16, 2024. © Dustin Orona | Remington Park Photo

Always Dreaming, winner of the 2017 Kentucky Derby, has been sold to stand in Oklahoma. Previously based at WinStar Farm in Kentucky, he will move to River Oaks Farm in Sulphur, Okla., according to a report from Thoroughbred Daily News. © Eclipse Sportswire

A pair of 3-year-old fillies from the barn of trainer Kari Craddock teamed up to earn a bullet four-furlong workout Friday morning at Remington Park. © Dale Day Photography/Remington Park

Trainer Boyd “Jobe” Caster seems to have the athletes in his barn ready for the 2024 Thoroughbred Season at Remington Parks that starts Aug. 16. His West Coast Tino put up the fastest half-mile work on Thursday morning. © Dustin Orona Photography/Remington Park

Miss Code West, shown winning the 2023 Trapeze Stakes at Remington Park, has returned to her home track and continues to train well for her local 3-year-old campaign. © Dustin Orona Photography/Remington Park

Oklahoma Horse Racing Hall of Fame trainer-owner-breeder C.R. Trout of Edmond sent out 3-year-old Oklahoma-bred filly Letta’s Legacy for an official workout Tuesday. She responded with a brisk effort. © Dustin Orona Photography/Remington Park

Flat Hanby (6) wins the Iowa Stallion Stakes on July 20, 2024 at Prairie Meadows in Iowa. The 3-year-old Oklahoma-bred is being considered for the Grade 3 Oklahoma Derby in September at Remington Park. © Courtesy Jack Coady/Coady Photography and Prairie Meadows Racetrack and Casino

Oklahoma Horse Racing Hall of Fame trainer Joe Offolter returns to Remington Park for the upcoming fall thoroughbred race meeting with a couple of nice stakes horses in his barn – Take Me Serious and Faith Alone. The meet begins Friday, Aug. 16. © Dustin Orona /...

Remington Park should be a safer place for horses and jockeys during turf races as a new rail has been installed for the upcoming Thoroughbred season that begins Aug. 16. The inner-turf railing is made from a different material than the traditional aluminum rail that was replaced....
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Horsemen’s Advisory: Yunnan Baiyao / Yunnan Paiyao
May 26, 2026 -- Following up on an advisory distributed in January 2024, HIWU strongly advises horsemen to dispose of any variations of the herbal products that may be identified on the labels as Yunnan Paiyao, Yunnan Baiyao, and/or Baiyao. HIWU continues to find these supplements during searches despite the risks associated with them.
In testing various forms of these products, which are manufactured in the United States and abroad, both Banned Substances (e.g., boldione, glaucine, higenamine, and adenosine monophosphate) and Controlled Medications (e.g., ephedrine) have been reported in analyzed samples despite not being listed on the ingredient labels.
Continued use of these products may put horsemen at risk of a positive test.
As a reminder, supplements manufactured in the United States or elsewhere are not regulated by the United States Food and Drug Administration; horsemen and veterinarians use them at their own risk.
Additional resources are available on the HIWU website:
Dietary Supplements- What You Should Know
What's the Scoop on Dietary Supplements?
By applying caution and conducting due diligence before purchasing or using dietary supplements, horsemen can ensure that they are doing their best to minimize the risk of unintentionally exposing their horses to Prohibited Substances.
For questions or to get in touch with HIWU’s Science team, please contact sciencesupport@hiwu.org.
About the Horseracing Integrity & Welfare Unit
The Horseracing Integrity & Welfare Unit (HIWU) was established in 2022 by Drug Free Sport International to administer the rules and enforcement mechanisms of the Horseracing Integrity and Safety Authority’s (HISA) Anti-Doping and Medication Control (ADMC) Program. The ADMC Program established a centralized testing and results management process that applies uniform penalties for violations efficiently and consistently across all American Thoroughbred racing jurisdictions that HISA governs. As the enforcement agency of the ADMC Program, HIWU oversees all testing processes, including the selection of horses to be tested, training of sample collection personnel, and chain-of-custody procedures. Additionally, HIWU is charged with industry/stakeholder education, laboratory accreditation, results management and adjudication, and investigations. For more information, please visit hiwu.org.
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Hours for the OHRC Licensing Offices at Remington Park and Fair Meadows for June and the last week of May are as follows:
Fair Meadows at Expo Square
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Tuesday thru Saturday 10am - 3pm
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Tuesday - Saturday 10am - 3pm
Remington Park
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Monday thru Friday 8am - 4pm
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Edward J. DeBartolo (at that time, the owner of Balmoral, Thistledown and Louisiana Downs) built Remington Park in Oklahoma City as a $100 million showcase for Thoroughbred racing. The inaugural race meet during the fall of 1988 was an opportunity for Oklahoma Thoroughbred horsemen to race in their home state and for horsemen from throughout the region to enjoy Oklahoma’s hospitality.
Phone: (405) 427-8753
Email: TRAO Office
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