Paint Grudge Match-Round 3-Saturday at Remington Park Courtesy of Remington Park

OKLAHOMA CITY – Much like the great heavyweight boxing matches of a generation ago, Remington Park’s Saturday night program will feature a power-punching stakes race with a duo trying to settle the score once and for all this season.

Got Country Grip and Bust N Moves race against each other for the first time during an allowance race at Remington Park on March 27. In his usual fashion "Grip" bested the field to remain undefeated in 16 races. Photo courtesy Remington Park. Hirez JPEG (1.88 mb)

Got Country Grip		Country Quick Dash		Royal Quick Dash		First Down Dash
						Harems Choice
				Country Zevi		Zevi
						That Country Charm
		Got A Grip		Super De Kas		Coup De Kas
						Super Star Lady
				Mystic Sky Moon		Sky Jet
						My Mystic Moon

Bust N Moves		Judys Lineage		Special Lineage		Alydar
						Champagne Woman
				Judys Chick		Walters Chick
						The Lady Sadie
		Meaningfully		Moving Effort		Special Effort
						My Move
				Sweetest Sounds		Dash For Cash
						Bedawee

The $25,000 National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum Stakes pits the once-defeated Super-paint Got Country Grip against the challenger than knocked him off last month in Bust N Moves. Saturday night’s race will be the third meeting between the two this season as Got Country Grip had the better of the battle when they met in an allowance race in March.

The rematch is already extremely attractive but the National Cowboy stakes race carries added spice as top 3-year-old Paint SM Country Snowman has entered and will take on older horses for the first time in his career.

Got Country Grip and Bust N Moves meet for the second time during Grip's historic run for 17 undefeated race, to tie the world record. However, Bust N Moves surged ahead as the horses neared the wire stopping history in its tracks. Photo courtesy Remington Park. Hirez JPEG (2.01 mb)

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