OKLAHOMA CITY, OK—MARCH 1, 2019—BV Shameless was on the muscle Friday, breaking sharply from the gate under jockey Mario Delgado and cruising to the fastest win of the day in seven training races at Remington Park. She stopped the watch in a time of :13.587 seconds for a speed index of 76, winning from the 6-hole, for trainer Eddie Lee Willis and owner Bella Vista Farms, into a slight 5 mph headwind.

All the races were for 2-year-olds going 250 yards with the third and sixth races of the day restricted to Paints and Appaloosas. Friday’s training races were over a fast track, conducted under overcast skies with temperatures in the low to mid-30s.

BV Shameless was bred to be a superstar. Tres Seis, who sired the all-time money earner of Quarter Horse racing, Ochoa, winner of the $2.4 million All-American Futurity in 2011 and the 2012, $2.2 million All-American Derby, is also BV Shameless’ daddy. Tres Seis’ progeny have earned more than $23 million.

On the bottom side of BV Shameless’ pedigree is Pyc Paint Your Wagon, who sired this 2-year-old’s dam, BV Valentine Wagon. Pyc Paint Your Wagon ran out $889,581 with seven wins in 16 starts, including the Grade 1 Heritage Place Derby at Remington Park and the Grade 2 Lazy E Futurity, also in Oklahoma City. As a stallion, he has had more than 100 stakes winners and horses that have earned more than $32 million.

Zoom Kiss, a $24,000 Ruidoso Select Yearling Sale repurchase posted the second fastest time in race 4 for owners William Smith and Ky Luddington. Heath Taylor conditions the colt by first-crop sire, champion Kiss My Hocks from the West Texas Futurity(G1) winner and producer First Prize Zoom by Shazoom.

The winners of the other training races Friday were:

• Shaunda Got A Prize (second race, by a neck, in 13.699 seconds, for a 71 speed index, for trainer Sammy Valdivia, and owner Jeff Hepper and Weetona Stanley)
• Te Ata Tales (third race, Paints/Appaloosas, three-quarters of a length, 13.944, 61, Stacy Charette-Hill, Randy Hill and Mickey Johnson)
• Domishay (fifth race, 1-1/4 lengths, 13.712, 71, Carlos Ruiz, Jose Gonzales)
• Flashing Tosa (sixth race, neck, 14.128, 54, Charette-Hill, Randy Hill and Mickey Johnson)
• Sizzlin Chick Corona (seventh race, 1, 13.770, 68, Charette-Hill, Cendy Stucks)

Stacy Charette-Hill was the only trainer with duel winners on Friday's program.

Other sires with the winners were Mighty B Valiant, Dominyun, Pyc Paint Your Wagon, first crop sire Wagon Tales and Sf Royal Quick Flash.

CLICK HERE for a complete list with individual times of the 2-year-olds who competed today.

The 2019 Remington Park Quarter Horse season begins Friday, March 8, and continues for 50 dates, through Saturday, June 1.

Remington Park is always open for casino gaming. Simulcast horse racing is offered daily. Admission, parking and valet parking are always free at Remington Park. Guests must be 18 or older in order to wager on horse racing or to enter the casino.

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Tracked by more than 149,000 fans on Facebook and more than 9,800 Twitter followers, Remington Park has provided more than $214 Million to the State of Oklahoma general education fund since the opening of the casino in 2005. Home to the historic Grade 2 Oklahoma Futurity, to be run for the 78th time on March 23, 2019, Remington Park is located at the junction of Interstates 35 & 44, in the heart of the Oklahoma City Adventure District. For more information, reservations and group bookings please call 405-424-1000, 866-456-9880 or visit remingtonpark.com.