Assiniboia Picks & Predictions — June 10, 2026

American Witt is the morning-line second choice at 9/5 and checks in with a 78.14 rating — a clear second in our model. Trainer Jerry Gourneau sends out Sheldon Chickeness, a combination that knows how to get maiden graduates home. The average speed figure of 54 is the best in the field, which is worth noting in a sprint — raw early speed often dictates maiden outcomes over 5.5 furlongs.

Mo Mambo rounds out our ticket at 6/1 and brings a 67.11 rating — third-best in the field and a reasonable price given trainer Jason Homer's multiple entries in this race. Shavon Townsend keeps the mount and knows this track well. At 6/1 this is a legitimate show play that adds depth to your trifecta without overloading on the top two.

My Little Tootsie is the most intriguing number on the board at 15/1 morning line — yet our model rates this horse third in the field at 63.58, well ahead of horses sitting at far shorter prices. Trainer Judy Hunter keeps Renaldo Cumberbatch in the irons, and in a wide-open maiden claimer, a well-rated 15/1 shot absolutely belongs on your ticket. The gap between the public's assessment and our rating is the kind of overlay that pays for losing days.

Little Tribune lands fourth on our ratings at 59.39 and posts an average speed figure of 53 — a tick better than most in this field. Trainer Robert Maybin uses Christopher Roy Mamdeen and the 8/1 morning line offers solid value for a show spot or a trifecta inclusion. In a race where we're already targeting a longshot for place, Little Tribune adds a cost-effective third leg.

Queen of Attitude is the 2/1 morning-line choice and brings an eye-popping 48% career win rate — nearly half of all career starts have ended in victory. The 83.32 rating puts this one just behind East Coast Cowgirl in our model, but the win percentage alone demands respect. Trainer Robert Maybin and Christopher Roy Mamdeen are a sharp combination, and in a short sprint, this horse's tactical speed makes a place finish look nearly automatic.

Cumberland Falls offers real value at 7/1 with a 76.03 rating that ranks third in the field. Trainer Tom Gardipy Jr. keeps Ronald Ali aboard, and a 9% career win rate may look modest but the overall profile in this five-furlong trip points to a horse that will run an honest race. It's the kind of price that makes show bets and trifecta inclusions worthwhile without breaking the bank.

Sgt. Filkow is our clear second choice at 83.02 and returns solid value at 5/1 on the morning line — one of the better place overlays on today's card. Trainer Tiffany Husbands goes with Damario Bynoe, and with an average speed figure of 52, this horse has shown something in the mornings. The rating gap between Sgt. Filkow and the rest of the field (outside of Livininthefastlane) is substantial, making a place finish look very attainable.

Spec of Gold is an intriguing 3/1 morning-line price with a 56.67 rating that ranks third in the field — though no average speed figure is available in our data, the overall profile still slots in comfortably. Trainer Michael Nault uses Tyrone Nelson, a professional combination that hits at Assiniboia. In a maiden race, pedigree and trainer intent matter, and this one appears well-placed for a piece of the purse.

Calming Force is the value play of the race at 15/1 morning line — yet our model rates this horse a clear second in the field at 60.77. A 40% career win rate is genuinely excellent and actually the second-highest in this field. Trainer Mike Taphorn sends out Neville Stephenson, and if My Liam for any reason misses the board, Calming Force should be right there. At 15/1 to place, this is an aggressive value play that could seriously inflate your exacta payout.

Brooklyn Alley Cat rounds out our top three at 50.06 and carries 5/1 morning-line odds that make for a worthwhile show play and trifecta inclusion. Trainer Jerry Gourneau goes with Dario Dalrymple over 5.5 furlongs, a setup that suits this profile. With a 15% career win rate in the field, Brooklyn Alley Cat is the kind of 'honest claimer' that hits the board consistently enough to justify a spot on your ticket.

Witt's Ten Touch is the favorite at 7/5 with a 66.44 rating — not nearly as dominant on our model as the odds suggest, but it belongs on your ticket for place. Trainer Jerry Gourneau uses Sheldon Chickeness, a reliable pairing at this track. An 8% career win rate is modest for the public's top choice, which is another reason we prefer our win pick above — but in a race this competitive, keeping the favorite in your exotics is just good ticket construction.

Oliver Tiz closes out our ticket at 64.42 with a 33% career win percentage — one of the stronger win rates in the field — and comes in at 6/1 on the morning line. Trainer Sherri Leanne Laing sends out Devante Prescod, and the average speed figure of 55 is the best in the race. That speed number is a meaningful edge over 6 furlongs, and in a competitive closing sprint, Oliver Tiz is the kind of horse that runs into the money at a generous price.