Oklahoma horse attempts to break a national record

Got Country Grip to race at Remington Park
OKLAHOMA CITY – An Oklahoma horse, Got Country Grip, will try to set a national record for the most consecutive wins of any racing breed on Saturday, April 19 at Remington Park. Got Country Grip, a five-year-old World Champion Paint from Jones, Okla., has won 16 consecutive races and remains undefeated.
WHAT:           National record attempt
WHEN:           Saturday, April 19
                        6:25 p.m. post time
WHERE:        Remington Park                                                                                                                                    One Remington Place                                                                                                                                   Oklahoma City
Got Country Grip is currently tied with Thoroughbred greats such as Citation, Cigar, Mister Frisky and Hallowed Dreams. If Got Country Grip wins on April 19, he will have more consecutive wins than any other American horse in history.
Remington Park is that state’s only racing casino located in Oklahoma City. Quarter Horse season began March 7 and concludes June 1. For more information, call Remington Park at (405) 424-1000 or visit www.remingtonpark.com.