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The win was the ninth from 45 career attempts for Bim Bam and his second straight triumph at Remington Park. The horse posted an allowance win here in November 2013. The first-place check of $44,796 increases the lifetime earnings for Bim Bam to $787,598.

Bred in Florida by J D Farms, Bim Bam is a horse by Deputy Wild Cat from the Colony Light mare Laurel Light. The DeBartolo Handicap was his seventh career turf win.

The remaining order of finish in the DeBartolo Handicap was Pride Of Silver (4th), Unbridled Giant (5th), Olympic Thunder (6th), Ocean Seven (7th), Whisper To Curlin (8th) and Bernie The Jet (9th).

The DeBartolo Handicap is named in honor of the late founder of Remington Park.

Loveberry is enjoying great success early in his first seasonat Remington Park. The win on Bim Bam was one of three on the night for him. He also won with Sooner Breeze ($4.40 to win) in race three and Delightful Delilah ($14.80) in the ninth and final race. Loveberry has seven wins through the first six race dates, placing him in a tie atop the jockey standings with Cliff Berry, a 15-time seasonal champion at Remington Park.

Remington Park is open daily at 10:30am for simulcast racing and casino gaming, featuring the Bricktown Brewery on the casino floor. Admission, general parking and valet parking are always free at Remington Park, the home of the Grade 3, $400,000 Oklahoma Derby on Sunday, Sept. 28.

Tracked by over 66,000 fans on Facebook and 5,500 Twitter followers, Remington Park is Oklahoma City’s