February 18 Razorback Handicap (G3) $600,000 at Oaklawn Park has an intensive field for 10 kids 4 and up including a trio of millionaires on a 1/16 mile track.
The most successful participant was that of Danny Caldwell R Rated Superstar . Gelding 10 years old by Kodiak Kowboy coached by Martin Villafranco and has $1,794,930 in earnings over the 13-10-9 mark from 66 starts — 32 times more than his closest competitor in Razorback.
But R-Rated Superstar’s bank statement, The Last Samurai Warrior ($1,241,039) and Long range Toddy ($1,185,670) won’t stop some competitors from coming to Oaklawn anytime soon.
Brad Cox, who coached last year’s Razorback winner plain people back to Gary and Mary West’s Western Willpower . The son of Bernadini rarely misses the table with a 5-6-0 record after 13 starts. He’s also about to finish his first 1st grade, trying for second place in Clark Stakes (G1).
Another person who wants to build on recent success is mallow tree .
The Munnings gelding, owned by Slam Dunk Racing, Jerry McClanahan and Michael Nentwig, finished second in five of his last six outings, including winning the Pat O’Brien Stakes ( G2) and the second in Breeders’ Cup Ground Mile (G1).
One of the youngest participants, Dan Agnew and MyRacehorse’s Hero status , has the first betting action on Saturday. With all eight of his races taking place in California, the 4-year-old boy Flatter colt moves east with a 3-3-1 record.
Rounding the field is River Caddo , Keystone field , law professor And Brand .
Item: Razorback H. (G3)
Oaklawn ParkSaturday, February 18, 2023, Race No. 9
- Class III
- 1 1/16m
- dust
- $600,000
- 4 years old and up
- 16:42 (local)
