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Easy to read and simple navigation will take you to some hidden spots. The 4-hour beginner adventure race is perfect for new or family teams looking to have some fun discovering the outdoors with adventure racing. Water and snacks will be provided at every TA.

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There will be a bearing course added to this year's race so your team will need to have a basic understanding of how to shoot a bearing and count steps. Teams will be allowed to bring their own paddle gear, however, they must be in a paddle bag. We supply canoes, paddles, and PFDs for both the whitewater and canoeing sections. For the 10-hour race, we will be transporting your paddle gear and bikes. The later you are the shorter the time to prepare.Ī staging area will be set-up at check-in for bikes, bins, and paddling gear. All teammates must be present to check-in and receive instructions. Check-in starts at 6:00am with instructions and pre-plotted map followed a pre-race meeting at 7:30am and start time of 8:00am sharp.

Distances are always based on your team's abilities and speed in adventure racing, however, you can expect between 30–35 miles of mountain biking, 6–10 miles of trekking with 6–9 miles of canoeing. More information about the event and Remington Park, visit the Events section at The track is located at 1 Remington Place, near Interstates 35 and 44 in Oklahoma City’s Adventure District.The 10-hour race is a more challenging race, however, set up for a beginner team looking to just 'jump right in' their first race. Extreme Racing is sponsored by the Oklahoma Quarter Horse Racing Association.

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There is no cost to attend Extreme Racing, and admission and parking always are free at Remington Park. “In just one day, people can see the fastest athletes in the nation, support Oklahoma charities through cheering on extreme animal races, experience great entertainment and on-site dining options. “Extreme Racing is a great way for new racing fans to spend a day at Remington Park,” said Vance.

Permanently Disabled Jockeys Fund (PDJF).

Oklahoma Thoroughbred Retirement Program (OTRP).

Family Awareness Community Teamwork (FACT).

Partner charities for Extreme Racing include: Visitors can learn more about the charities and provide support by visiting booths and purchasing food and novelty items. In addition to Quarter Horse and Extreme Racing, families can also enjoy food trucks and face painting. Guests will have the opportunity to see all the extreme animals up close at the Remington Park Plaza. Flying Pig races will also take place on Sunday on their own track, located just north of the Plaza. The ever-popular 100-yard match race from the Express Ranch Clydesdales will take place after Race 1, Zebras run after Race 2, Ostriches are after Race 4 and camels get their turn after Race 6. with Extreme Racing taking place after Races 1, 2, 4 and 6.

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$3,000 in prize money will be split between the nonprofit organizations participating.Ī full slate of live Quarter Horse racing begins at 4 p.m. The winning organization will receive a sought-after “Extreme Racing Trophy” and official photo in the winner’s circle. Nonprofits will be represented by one of the Extreme Racing animals. “The event offers something for all ages as it generates awareness of and support for integral nonprofit organizations that serve people in our community.”ĭuring the event, Remington Park jockeys ride Clydesdales, zebras, ostriches and camels. “A fun and entertainment-filled day, Extreme Racing is one of our most popular events of the season at Remington Park,” said Matt Vance, executive vice president of racing at Remington Park. Credit: Dustin Orona Photography/Remington ParkĮxtreme Racing for Charity returns to Remington Park bringing camels, pigs, Clydesdales, ostriches and zebras to Remington Park Sunday, April 24 for an afternoon of unusual experiences and the chance for metro area families to help raise money for nonprofit organizations across Oklahoma. After a two-year hiatus, these extreme animals will race down the homestretch in between live American Quarter Horse races. Extreme Racing returns on April 24 after a two-year hiatus, bringing camels, pigs, Clydesdales, ostriches and zebras to Remington Park to raise money for nonprofits in Oklahoma.

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