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By H. David Smith, StallioneSearch
TULSA, OK—JULY 18, 2026—Favored Js Freightrain added another stakes victory to her impressive résumé Saturday at Fair Meadows, surging clear in the final yards to capture the $27,500 Rocky Heinzig Stakes by three-quarters of a length over Corona Relentless.
The 4-year-old daughter of world champion sire Freighttrain B completed the 350 yards in 17.484 seconds, earning a 103 speed index while collecting the winner's purse of $16,052.
The 4-year-old bay filly broke from post two under Juan Pulido, overcame a crowded start, quickly took command, and pulled away in the final strides to earn the winner's share of the purse.
The winning connections of Js Freightrain accept the Rocky Heinzig Stakes trophy at Fair Meadows. © Jack Coady PhotographyTrained by Leonardo Alcala for owner Marisol Alvarado, Js Freightrain is out of As And Js, by Apollitical Jess, and was bred in Oklahoma by Leonardo Alcala. The stakes victory pushed her career record to 15 starts with eight wins, while increasing her bankroll to $274,959. She entered the race off a win n the Grade 2 Easy Date Stakes at Remington Park on April 18.
Veteran mare Corona Relentless finished a game second, three-quarters of a length behind the winner while holding a neck advantage over the third-place finisher. The 8-year-old gray mare earned $4,934, boosting her career earnings to $249,481. Owned by Roberto Zuniga-Rios and trained by Marla Vargas, Corona Relentless was ridden by Cordarelton Benn.
Bred in Louisiana by Eddie Cramer and Tom or Bill Maher, she is by champion sire Hes Relentless out of Coronas Concierge, by Corona Cartel. She was a $6,500 purchase at the 2019 Heritage Place Yearling Sale and battled the winner through mid-stretch before settling for second.
Another three-quarters of a length back, Lightnin Strikes closed well to finish third and collect $3,214, increasing his career earnings to $88,685. The 4-year-old bay gelding is owned by Darrell Edwards, who also bred him in Oklahoma. Trained by Dee Keener and ridden by Roman Cruz, Lightnin Strikes is by multiple stakes sire Prized Wagon out of Sheza Just Zoomin, by Jess Zoomin. After tracking the leaders throughout, he finished willingly but could not threaten the top pair late.
Completing the order of finish were The Durango Lights (4th), Freighttrain V U (5th), Unbridled Favor (6th), Stolin Home Brew (7th), and Keepinitconfidential (8th).
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