Remington Park in Oklahoma City puts on an interesting card Wednesday night, luring stakes winners in an overnight race and a slew of well-bred entrants in other offerings. Below is a look at some of the races for the program: 

Preview: http://www.drf.com/news/preview/king-ptolemy-macho-gabacho-take-stakes-winners-solid-card

For entries, including analysis and selections for every race Wednesday: http://www.drf.com/race-entries/track/RP/country/USA/date/08-30-2017

The current scratches from the featured eighth race include King Ptolemy, as well as Z Rockstar and F J Uncle Vic. The main track is anticipated as fast and the turf, firm.  

The fourth race is a maiden special weight for 2-year-old fillies bred in Oklahoma. The starters include Tic Three (6), who is a half-sister to Okie Ride, a multiple stakes winner of $789,000, and Izzy's Way (9), who is a half-sister to Miranda Diane, a multiple stakes winner of $416,000. The same race drew pick Sydney Freeman (4), who is the second foal from Peach Brew, a Grade 3 winner of more than $320,000.  

The starters in the fifth race, a first-level allowance over seven and a half furlongs on turf, include Heisenberg (9), who is a half-brother to Ibaka, a multiple stakes winner of $480,000. In the same race Butler Field (11), a son of the multiple Grade 2 winner Wasted Tears, meets winners for the first time off a maiden allowance score at Lone Star Park. 

The seventh race is another first-level allowance, this one over six furlongs. The starters include Minefield (3), a half-brother to Arkansas Derby winner Gayego. 

The eighth race could produce some starters for the Remington Green on Sept. 24. 

The ninth race drew Shotgun's Star (12), a half-sister to Grade 3 winner Shotgun Kowboy.