$596,419 Black Gold Fillies Futurity Championship Draws Competitive Field of 10 at Will Rogers Downs

A competitive field of 10 two-year-old fillies, headed by impressive trial winner Miss American and four-time winner Browneyegal, will square off Tuesday, November 17, in the $596,419 Black Gold Fillies Futurity Championship at Will Rogers Downs.

The 400-yard championship, scheduled as Race 12 with a 4:45 p.m. (CT) post time, brings together a talented group of qualifiers that includes several stakes-tested fillies and promising runners seeking their first major futurity victory.

Miss American, a daughter of leading sire Hes Relentless, enters the championship following an impressive two-length victory in her November 2 trial. The Oklahoma-bred filly posted a 98 speed index while defeating fellow finalists Chin Up Buttercup and Striking Favorite.

Trained by Jason Olmstead for owners Tom Maher and Amber Olmstead, Miss American has compiled two wins, three seconds, and two thirds from eight starts, earning $38,234. She previously finished second in the $100,000 Heritage Place Juvenile Stakes at Remington Park and won a September 14 futurity trial at Will Rogers Downs.

Bred by Tom Maher, Miss American is out of the Tres Seis mare Tritoon. Ramiro Garcia, who guided her to victory in her latest trial, retains the mount from post five.

Browneyegal brings one of the strongest winning records into Tuesday's championship, having captured four of her five career starts while earning $77,442.

The daughter of FDD Dynasty has won four consecutive races, including her November 2 trial at Will Rogers Downs, where she defeated Bp History Maker by a neck while recording a 93 speed index.

Owned by Marisol Alvarado and trained by Samuel Mendoza, Browneyegal also scored victories at Sweetwater and Will Rogers Downs earlier this fall. The Oklahoma-bred filly is out of A Pollitical Gal, by Apollitical Jess, and was bred by L Hendrix Horses LLC.

A $19,000 Heritage Place Sale graduate, Browneyegal will break from post seven under Bryan Candanosa.

Kiss My Nine Eleven, a daughter of Kiss My Hocks, adds considerable stakes experience to the field. The Texas-bred filly qualified with a three-quarter-length victory in her November 2 trial, earning a 94 speed index.

Owned by Fernando Renteria and trained by Luis Dominguez, Kiss My Nine Eleven has won twice in six starts while earning $61,998. She previously qualified for the $1,159,000 Heritage Place Futurity(G1) at Remington Park, finishing seventh in the May 30 championship.

Bred by Turner Farms/Tommie Turner, she is out of Higher Fling, by Mr Jess Perry. A $20,000 Ruidoso Select Yearling Sale graduate, Kiss My Nine Eleven will start from post two with Jonathan Dominguez aboard.

Cyber Spy, another daughter of Cyber Monday, enters the final following a half-length trial victory on November 2. The Jason Olmstead trainee has won three of six starts and earned $29,200.

Owned by Gene Schindler, Brennan Lejeune, and Jerry Cate, Cyber Spy previously qualified for the $264,000 Prairie Meadows Gold Futurity, where she finished fifth. The Oklahoma-bred filly is out of Illegally Famous, by One Famous Eagle, and was bred by Gene Schindler.

Jhaciel Soto has the riding assignment from the inside post.

AJ Hard Player, a daughter of Apollitical Jess, earned her championship berth with a neck victory in her November 2 trial. The John Stinebaugh trainee has won two of five starts and earned $23,700.

Owned by Horton Racing LLC, the Oklahoma-bred filly is out of Mischievous Player, by Corona Cartel. She was bred by Rancho El Cabresto Inc. and sold for $105,000 at the Heritage Place Sale.

AJ Hard Player, who also finished second in two futurity trials at Albuquerque earlier this season, will start from post 10 with Ali Rivera aboard.

Miss D Meanor, a daughter of Uncle D, enters Tuesday's final following a narrow victory over Jess Danica in their November 2 trial. The Hernesto Ramirez trainee has one win and two seconds from five starts, earning $10,078.

Owned by Two The Max Investments LLC, Miss D Meanor was bred in Oklahoma by Mike and Leslie Turner. She is out of Tempting Dreamgirl, by Tempting Dash, and sold for $49,000 at the Heritage Place Sale.

Jaime Mata will ride from post four.

Jess Danica, a daughter of Apollitical Jess, brings stakes experience into the championship after finishing fourth in the $345,000 Valley Junction Futurity(G3) at Prairie Meadows in September.

Owned and bred by Thomas D. Lepic, the Stacy Charette-Hill trainee has one victory and four runner-up finishes from eight starts, earning $52,626. She is out of Signs of a Blue Moon, by Tres Seis.

James Flores will ride Jess Danica from post three.

Bp History Maker, a daughter of A Revenant, finished a neck behind Browneyegal in their November 2 trial. The Jed Vane trainee has compiled one win, one second, and one third from three starts, earning $15,465.

Owned by Madison Dunn, Bp History Maker is out of Cc Policy, by Corona Cartel. Bred by Bill Price, she sold for $42,000 at the Heritage Place Sale. Francisco Calderon will ride from post six.

Chin Up Buttercup, another daughter of Cyber Monday, qualified with a runner-up finish behind Miss American. The Dee Keener trainee has one victory and two seconds from three starts, earning $16,557.

Owned and bred by Kelly Yother Equine LLC, the Oklahoma-bred filly is out of Wind Me Up Buttercup, by Tres Seis. Roman Cruz will ride from post nine.

Striking Favorite, a daughter of Favorite Cartel, completes the field after finishing third behind Miss American in her November 2 trial.

Owned by Robyn Gordon, Verle Bohner, and Doug Klaassen, the Kasey Willis trainee has earned $35,146 from five starts, including a victory and two third-place finishes. She previously finished second to Browneyegal in a $75,000 allowance race at Sweetwater.

Bred by James Daniel Beck, Striking Favorite is out of Striking Perfection, by High Rate of Return. Gonzalo Gutierrez will ride from post eight.

Tuesday's $596,419 Black Gold Fillies Futurity Championship will highlight the afternoon program at Will Rogers Downs, with several accomplished juveniles looking to add a major championship to their 2026 racing records.

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