Albuquerque Picks & Predictions — June 13, 2026

Jettsun checks in at a 78.32 rating — second-best in the field — and draws 5/2 morning-line odds, making this one nearly co-favored with our top pick. Noe Garcia, Jr. is a proven jockey at this level, and trainer Wesley T. Giles is no stranger to short-side sprints. The tight gap between Eye Am Secret and Jettsun is worth exploiting in exacta boxes.

Tres Mires sits third on our TrackWiz ratings at 68.22 and opens at 6/1, offering legitimate value for a horse that rates meaningfully above the rest of this field. Trainer Luis Daniel Iturralde has jockey Jose Luis Enriquez up, a workmanlike combination. In a 12-horse gate where traffic can affect the front-runners, Tres Mires could sneak into the exotics at a price.

Merrmaid rates second in the field at 83.19 and draws 3/1 morning-line odds, making this the natural exacta partner with our top pick. Trainer Emily Cardenas has Joseph Belloc, Jr. in the irons — a capable pairing for the quick 400-yard trip. The 15% career win rate is lower than Maka Roon's, but the rating gap is narrow enough that Merrmaid is very much a legitimate threat to win outright.

Ez On My Mind rates third at 72.51 with a 19% career win rate that shows consistent competitiveness at this level. Trainer Joel Iturralde pairs with jockey Jose Luis Enriquez, a tandem worth watching. In a race where the top two are closely matched, Ez On My Mind could absolutely inherit a placing if either favorite has a gate issue — and at 7/2, there's decent value in the show spot.

Zoominthrucarsoncity rates a 68.93 and posts the field's best career win percentage at 33% — one in every three starts, this horse finishes first. Trainer Jesus J Carrete and jockey Alfredo Sigala team up at 7/2 morning line odds, a fair price for a horse with legitimate credentials. The combination of high win rate and solid rating makes this the natural place partner alongside Wall Street Logic.

Mitole Two Socks brings a remarkable 42% career win rate to this claiming field — highest among our top three picks — and rates 63.99 by TrackWiz. Oscar Andrade, Jr. rides for trainer Simon J. Buechler at 9/2 odds. That win rate suggests a horse used to competing and winning, even if the rating trails the top two slightly. A legitimate underneath piece in any multi-race exotic.

Docs Best Answer is the eye-catcher of this race: a 66% career win rate is simply extraordinary and demands attention regardless of where it falls in the ratings. Rated 74.55 by TrackWiz and opening at 7/2, this horse has won two of every three career starts, which suggests a horse that competes at a level where it belongs. Trainer Daniel R. Ruiz Amaya puts Luis Martinez up — this is the horse you build your exotics around.

Beyond Rime checks in at 65.41 TrackWiz rating with a 27% career win rate, slotting cleanly as the third-best option in this field. Trainer Ramon Mendoza sends out Jordy Soto Muniz at 8/1 morning-line odds — and that price is where the value lives. If either of the top two gets shuffled at the break in this 10-horse field, Beyond Rime has the rating to capitalize and hit the board.

Rock Star Martini rates 80.81 and comes in as the morning-line second choice at 5/2 — a logical price for a horse that wins 20% of the time. Trainer James J. Gonzales III puts Joseph Belloc, Jr. in the irons, a combination that's appeared multiple times on today's card. The narrow gap between this one and Eyofthecard suggests a legitimate upset threat, making the exacta box between these two a solid foundation.

Oh No rates 72.79 — third in this field — and opens at 6/1 with Jacob Enriquez up for trainer Octavio Torres-Prieto. The 9% career win rate is modest, but in a 12-horse gate at 350 yards where chaos can unfold in under 18 seconds, a third-ranked horse at 6/1 is worth stacking in trifecta tickets. The price more than compensates for the win-rate concern.

Aj Apollokiss opens at 8/1 but rates 67.16 — and carries a 25% career win rate that suggests legitimate class in a stakes context. Trainer John A. Stinebaugh also saddles the win pick, which means the barn has two legitimate runners in this race. Gabriel Medrano knows the angles here, and at 8/1, Aj Apollokiss is a strong value inclusion in trifecta and exacta tickets underneath Get Gone 123.

Gold D rates 61.33 on our TrackWiz scale and draws 12/1 morning-line odds — making this a pure value play in the exotics. Trainer Clinton Crawford deploys Jacob Enriquez, and while the win percentage isn't listed for this horse, the rating puts Gold D ahead of several horses in this field who are at shorter prices. In stakes racing, pace scenarios can shuffle the field dramatically, and a 12/1 shot with a respectable rating is worth a small investment in trifecta tickets.

Cq Coyame Jessy rates 70.79 and carries a 40% career win rate — legitimately elite numbers for a Derby participant. Noe Garcia, Jr. rides for trainer Wesley T. Giles, who also saddles two other horses in this race, showing significant stable investment in the outcome. At 8/1 on the morning line, this is arguably the best value bet on the entire card — a 40% winner going off at double digits deserves serious attention.

Pour Me a Drinkk rates 67.90 with a 55% career win rate — that's a horse that wins more than half the time it runs, which is remarkable in any context. Trainer Gerald E. Marr sends Oscar Andrade, Jr. out at 9/2 morning-line odds. The slight ratings gap behind the top two is offset by a win rate that screams class, and at 9/2, this is an outstanding show investment that could easily upgrade to win.

Reactive rates second in the field at 78.03 and draws 7/2 morning-line odds — close enough in price to the top pick to suggest the market isn't fully pricing in the ratings gap. Trainer David M. Gomez-Barraza has Luis Martinez up, and this barn has been competitive all day. The logical exacta here is Kj Loco Motion on top of Reactive, and the 7/2 price on the place pick gives you a reasonable return.

Barbed Wired rates 56.49 — third-best in the field — and draws 4/1 morning-line odds with Edwin G. Escobedo up for trainer Marc E. Jungers. While there's a rating gap between this one and the top two, Barbed Wired is clearly ahead of the remaining nine horses in this field. In a 12-horse gate where anything can happen off the break, this price is fair for a horse that's firmly in the third tier of contention.