Belterra Park Picks & Predictions — June 21, 2026

Charlie Tolu is actually the second choice in our ratings at 69.10, and the 55 average speed figure is the best in the field — a tick above everyone else. Trainer Jack L. Hancock puts Brooke Bays in the irons, and at 9/5 on the morning line, the public is clearly sweet on this one too. This horse's speed figure edge could matter a lot in the stretch of a 6-furlong dirt maiden, making the place spot feel solid.

Moore Gold checks in with a 61.82 TrackWiz rating and draws the rail with Yarmarie L. Correa — arguably the best jockey in the building — and goes at 3/1 morning line. Trainer Larry E. Smith is sending this runner out at a competitive price, and the 54 average speed figure keeps Moore Gold right in the mix. In a six-horse maiden field where nobody has won before, having the rail and a top jock is an angle worth pressing in the show spot of exacta and trifecta tickets.

Imtakinittothebank sits third in our ratings at 78.95 and represents the James Dimmett barn, which also saddles Feral's Joy in this race — Dimmett clearly has the conditions dialed in and is putting his eggs in the right basket here. Santiago Gonzalez gets the mount, and the 11% career win rate, while lower, is offset by the strong model rating that separates this horse from the mid-tier pack. At 5/1 on the morning line, there's real value in the place spot for exotics builders.

Unworkable posts the top average speed figure in this field at 56 — a full tick ahead of the main contenders — and Alexander Crispin takes the mount for trainer Israel Acevedo at 3/1 on the morning line. The 16% career win rate is respectable, and raw speed figures can be especially predictive in short turf sprints where the race is often decided in the final sixteenth. This one belongs in your trifecta underneath.

Candy Nun owns a 27% career win rate and a 71.19 TrackWiz rating, placing her solidly second in our model and giving her excellent credentials to land the place spot at 7/2. Trainer Diocilio Carvalho has her going with Carlos Erieltun Franca, and at 6½ furlongs on dirt, a horse with a 27% lifetime win rate has clearly navigated this kind of race successfully before. She's the logical backup in win-place doubles and exactas.

Charbonnay draws the 8/5 morning line — the favorite — and pairs trainer Nery Alvarez with jockey Cesar Orantes, a combination that is active at the Belterra meet. The 25% career win rate is strong, and the 54 average speed figure is the best in the field. Our model ranks her third at 54.24, suggesting a slight overbet by the public, but she absolutely belongs on your tickets as a show horse given the ability level and connections.

My Romeo Lima sits fourth in our ratings at 69.94 but draws what we consider the most stable second-place profile in the field — a 16% career win rate, a 53 average speed figure, and the rail-adjacent post with Yarmarie L. Correa steering at 7/2. Trainer Claude L. Brownfield III spots this horse at a distance where the rating can hold up, and a mile on turf often sets up for closers who can find pace up front to run at. This one makes a lot of sense underneath Spellcast in exactas.

Azoi checks in with a 65.84 TrackWiz rating and a 17% career win rate, running for trainer Ismael Bahena with Summer Pauly in the irons at 9/2 morning line. The 53 average speed figure keeps this horse right in the mix on raw ability, and at nearly 5/1, Azoi represents solid show value in a competitive nine-horse field where pace dynamics on the turf mile could easily shuffle the order.

Precious Grace owns the second-best TrackWiz rating in the field at 67.71 and draws trainer James Tsirigotis, Jr. — the same barn as our top pick — meaning the connections have two live runners in this race. The 10% career win rate is modest, but in a claiming sprint, a horse that has hit the board consistently can grind out a place check even if the win is elusive. At 6/1 morning line with Guillermo Rodriguez up, this one offers real value in exacta and trifecta combinations.

Elevated Power rates third on our model at 65.31 and is actually the second choice on the morning line at 5/2, which means the public is far more optimistic about this one than our ratings suggest — but in a thin six-horse field, third-place money is very much in play. Trainer David W. Asbury pairs with Summer Pauly, and the 53 average speed figure keeps this runner competitive on raw numbers. In exotics, backing three horses in a six-horse field is a reasonable structure, and Elevated Power rounds out the ticket nicely.

Tiempos Buenos sits third in our ratings at 72.85 and posts the best average speed figure among the top contenders at 54 — a legitimate edge on raw numbers in a turf mile where late turn pace often matters. Trainer Sergio Donjuan and jockey Santiago Gonzalez have this one going at a workable 5/1 on the morning line, and a 12% career win rate suggests consistent competitiveness without being a pushover. This is a logical place horse in what figures to be a fluid pace scenario with a large field.

Baytown Anubis sits just behind the top pair with a 71.39 TrackWiz rating and teams trainer Paul McEntee with Victor Lebron at 6/1 morning line. The 8% career win rate is modest, but in an 11-horse field on the turf, getting a piece of the finish with a well-rated horse at 6/1 is exactly the kind of show wager that pays well enough to be worth making. This horse anchors the bottom of the trifecta ticket at a fair price.