Free Canterbury Park Picks & Predictions

Fleet Brotato draws the 6-hole under Jermaine Bridgmohan and carries a solid 75.98 TrackWiz rating that ranks her second in the field. Her career win percentage sits at just 6%, which means she's a horse who has been competitive without always finishing first — a classic place horse profile. At 3/1 on the morning line, she represents fair value to land in the exacta.

Prince Ben breaks from the rail with Kelsi Harr and posts a 71.42 rating that puts him third in this field. His 10% career win rate shows he can get there, and rail draws on turf at a mile aren't always a disadvantage if the pace sets up right. At 4/1, he's a solid show anchor for trifecta players looking to round out the ticket.

Risen Power opened on the morning line at 4/1 and holds the second-best TrackWiz rating in the race at 62.38. Trainer Tena Birdwell gives the mount to Leslie Mawing, and their average speed figure of 54 actually leads the field among horses with recorded figures. In a maiden race where upsets are always possible, Risen Power looks like the most reliable backup.

Roots Tootn sits third in our ratings at 57.96 and also clocks a 54 average speed figure, tied for best in the field. The 6/1 morning line offers a touch of value for a horse that isn't far behind Risen Power in the numbers. Trainer Robert Cline pairs with Kelsi Harr, and she's been active at Canterbury all meet. A spot in the trifecta at those odds makes sense.

Jackman runs for trainer Edgar Espinoza — the same barn as field filler Face Value — and posts a 88.37 rating with a 32% career win rate that screams competitiveness. His average speed figure of 55 is second in the field, and Constantino Roman gets the call. He's only 0.75 points behind our top pick, meaning if Finster encounters any traffic or pace trouble in the early going, Jackman is right there to capitalize.

Distorted Pro gives trainer McLean Robertson a closer-type at 4/1 with an 85.17 rating and an average speed figure of 56 — the second-fastest in the field. His 21% career win rate and morning line odds suggest the market is slightly underrating him relative to the pace scenario. If Finster and Jackman torch each other up front, Manuel Americano can swoop late.