Chew Bac Cah has been set at 7-2 as the morning-line favorite on Sunday for the $512,268 RG3 Black Gold Fillies Futurity Championship at Will Rogers Downs.

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By Stallionesearch / Louanne Wainscott

CLAREMORE, OK–NOVEMBER 10, 2025—The final day of racing at Will Rogers Downs will close out the meet in grand fashion, featuring three highly anticipated finals: the $80,704 Mystery Derby Final, the RG3 $512,268 Added Black Gold Fillies Futurity Championship, and the RG3 $366,030 Black Gold Futurity Championship Finals. The first post is set for 12:00 PM, with stakes action beginning in the eighth race.

The eighth race of the day will kick off the stakes program with the 350-yard $80,704 Mystery Derby Final, scheduled to go to post at approximately 3:44 PM. Three-year-old filly Flying Nova 123 headlines the field as the morning-line favorite at 3-1 odds after setting the fastest qualifying time in the trials. She captured this year’s $15,000 Golden Drillers Stakes and followed that with an open allowance win, positioning herself for a strong finish to the season.

 The Oklahoma-bred homebred filly is by Flying Cowboy 123 and out of Sr Shegone by Mighty B Valiant, bred and owned by Rick and Connie Dickson. Trained by Jesus Ruben Ruiz, she will break from post seven under leading rider Roman Cruz.

Trainer Jason L. Olmstead enters three contenders in the finale, led by Relentless Purrsuit, the 7-2 second choice on the morning line. The Hes Relentless gelding was the third-fastest qualifier and already boasts wins in the $118,000 Prairie Meadows Gold Derby and a Heritage Place Derby trial earlier this year.

Owned and bred by Charles and Elizabeth Horton, Relentless Purrsuit has seven wins and earnings of $171,132. He will start from post nine with Ramiro H. Garcia aboard. Ten Oklahoma-bred three-year-olds will line up to contest the 350-yard event, setting the tone for an exciting afternoon of championship racing.

The ninth race will feature the  $512,268 RG3 Black Gold Fillies Futurity Championship at 400 yards, showcasing the top ten fastest two-year-old fillies.

Chew Bac Cah headlines the field as the 7-2 morning-line favorite after earning the fastest qualifying time. The Apollitical Jess filly has four wins from six starts, including a victory in the $95,000 Hawkeye Futurity, and has already amassed earnings of $465,661.

Bred in Iowa by Lunderborg LLC, she is out of Paint Or More by Pyc Paint Your Wagon. Trained by Jason L. Olmstead, she will start from post two with Ramiro H. Garcia in the irons.

Flying Policy 123, listed at 4-1, also figures prominently after posting the sixth-fastest trial time. The Flying Cowboy 123 filly has proven her class, qualifying for both the $1 Million G1 Heritage Place Futurity and the $219,000 G2 Mystery Futurity. With two wins, a second, and a third from her starts, she has earned $97,493 to date.

Bred in Oklahoma by Bill Price, she is out of Bp Tres Seis Policy by Tres Seis and races for owner Clay Seal. Kasey Willis trains with Francisco Calderon set to ride from post five. A full field of ten will vie for championship honors in what promises to be a thrilling finish for the fillies.

The tenth and final race of the meet will bring the curtain down with the 400-yard RG3 $366,030 Black Gold Futurity Championship Finals, set to post at 4:45 PM.

Effortless Favorite draws the outside post ten as the 5-2 morning-line favorite after turning in the third-fastest qualifying time. The accomplished gelding dead-heated for the win in the G1 $1 Million Heritage Place Futurity and also captured the $200,000 All American Juvenile, compiling six wins and a second from seven starts with earnings of $457,808.

The Favorite Cartel gelding is out of Swingin Cartel by Corona Cartel, bred in Oklahoma by Wallace Johnson. He races for Tom Maher, Richard L. Tobin, and Bill Maher, who purchased him for $67,000 at Heritage Place. Trained by Jason L. Olmstead, he will be ridden by regular pilot Francisco R. Ramirez Jr.

Breaking from the rail is Jess a Good Angel, the 3-1 second choice for owner Samuel Mendoza. The Jess Good Candy filly finished third in the G1 Heritage Place Futurity, narrowly behind Effortless Favorite. Lightly raced, she has two wins and one third from three starts, earning $150,957. Out of Sin Tachas Angel by Pyc Paint Your Wagon, she was bred in Oklahoma by Leonardo Alcala and will be ridden by Juan Pulido.

With the season’s final afternoon of racing featuring three high-stakes finals, Will Rogers Downs is set to conclude its meet with a showcase of elite Oklahoma-bred talent and promising future stars of the Quarter Horse racing world.

The Will Rogers Downs races can be watched on Q-Racing Video.

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