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Gulfstream Park runs on dirt and turf, with about 59% of races on the dirt, racing from 5 fur to 1 1/16 mi, with fields averaging 7.6 starters. Every card gets free picks on selected races plus a full-card breakdown for subscribers — 59 Gulfstream Park sheets published so far.

Latest Gulfstream Park Free Picks

Gulfstream Park is not racing today. Below are the free picks from the last Gulfstream Park card, September 13, 2026.

Race 1

Maiden Claiming · 1 mi · Turf

A maiden turf mile where TrackWiz ratings reveal a massive gap at the top — one horse stands out as a dominant class edge in an otherwise evenly matched field of first-timers and lightly raced runners.

win6MumbetML 2/1

Mumbet draws the morning-line favorite role at 2/1 for good reason, but our rating of 88.54 — nearly 31 points clear of the next-best horse in the field — is what really tells the story here. Trained by Heather Smullen, who also enters Sweetgreen, this is clearly the barn's main hope. Jonathan Ocasio gets the call, and with that kind of separation in our model, Mumbet is the horse to beat regardless of the tight morning-line odds.

place1Cathedral SunML 5/2

Cathedral Sun (5/2) is the second-highest rated horse in the field at 57.5 and draws the rail in a turf mile, which can be advantageous with a clean trip from the start. Diego A. Herrera gets the mount for trainer Jose Francisco D'Angelo, and at a price that overlaps with the favorite, Cathedral Sun represents a logical place anchor in exactas.

show7Ailsa's AngelML 4/1

Ailsa's Angel at 4/1 holds a rating of 55 and gives trainer Beau J. Chapman a live runner in a competitive maiden field. Without career speed figures in the data, this one is a bit of a wildcard, but the 4/1 morning line suggests she's drawn some attention and makes sense as a show hedge or third leg of a trifecta.

Race 2

Claiming · 6 fur · Dirt

A six-furlong dirt claiming sprint with a clear top-rated contender posting the highest TrackWiz score, but a trio of horses within the 67-74 range sets up a real battle for second money — pace could be honest here.

win7Wine CandyML 9/5

Wine Candy tops our model at 88.83 — highest in this field by a comfortable margin — and sports a 20% career win rate, which is strong for this claiming level. The 9/5 morning line reflects the public's confidence, and with Leonel Reyes aboard and an average speed figure of 55, she should be running near the front in a sprint setting under trainer Sebastian Pulgarin.

place2Jimbo BaileyML 3/1

Jimbo Bailey (3/1) checks in at a rating of 74 under trainer Sal Santoro, and while the 10% career win rate is modest, his placement in the 3/1 slot suggests the morning-line makers see a live runner. Pedro Monterrey, Jr. takes the mount, and at six furlongs on dirt with a matching avg speed figure of 53, Jimbo Bailey has the profile of a horse who runs his race consistently and lands on the board.

show4Western ShaftML 9/2

Western Shaft (9/2) rates 70.88 and averages 54 in the speed figure column — right in the mix with the top half of this field. Trainer Daniel C. Hurtak sends him out with Miguel Angel Vasquez, a capable pairing, and at 9/2, there's real value if he pops underneath in a competitive sprint where the pace figures to be honest.

Race 3

Maiden Claiming · 5 1/2 fur · Dirt

Tight at the top in this 5.5-furlong maiden claimer on dirt — four horses are clustered within a five-point rating range, meaning the pace scenario and post position could decide this one as much as raw ability.

win1Awesome NoahML 9/5

Awesome Noah opens at 9/5 and leads our ratings at 58.67, a slim but meaningful edge in a field where separating horses is tough. Trainer Jose Francisco D'Angelo has him sharp enough to draw the lowest morning line, and with an avg speed figure of 53 and Leonel Reyes in the irons, he has the profile to control or sit just off the pace in a short sprint. D'Angelo also enters Astrogem, but the numbers favor Awesome Noah as the barn's top gun.

place4AstrogemML 2/1

Astrogem (2/1) rates 58.33 — nearly identical to the top pick — and posts an average speed figure of 55, which is the best in this field. Trained by Jose Francisco D'Angelo alongside the race favorite, having two horses from the same barn at the top of the market can mean a tactical pace advantage for one of them. Yolber Torres picks up the mount, and that 55 speed figure has our attention as a potential closer or late-running threat.

show6Our WillowML 3/1

Our Willow (3/1) rates 56.67 for trainer Kathleen O'Connell and gets Diego A. Herrera, one of the more active riders at Gulfstream. No speed figure is listed, which signals a first-time or lightly raced profile, but the morning line and our model both put her squarely in the mix — she's a sensible trifecta inclusion at a price that returns decent value.

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About the Gulfstream Park Racing Surface

Surfaces
Dirt and Turf
Distance range
5 fur to 1 1/16 mi
Typical field
7.6 starters
Typical card
9.2 races

Most common race conditions at Gulfstream Park: Claiming, Maiden Claiming, Maiden Special Weight, Allowance Optional Claiming.

Measured across the last 24 Gulfstream Park cards we have handicapped.

Gulfstream Park Results & Payouts

Official finishing order and mutuel payouts for September 4, 2026.

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Gulfstream Park Picks — Common Questions

Is there a free Gulfstream Park card?

Yes. Every Gulfstream Park race sheet includes free picks with full analysis on selected races, with no account required. The remaining races on the card are part of a TrackWiz subscription.

What surface does Gulfstream Park race on?

Gulfstream Park cards run on dirt and turf. Across the last 24 cards, roughly 59% of races were on the dirt.

How many races are on a typical Gulfstream Park card?

Gulfstream Park cards average 9.2 races, with fields of about 7.6 starters. Distances run from 5 fur to 1 1/16 mi.

When are Gulfstream Park picks published?

Gulfstream Park picks are published ahead of the first post for that day's card. We have published 59 Gulfstream Park sheets; you can get each new one by email before post time.