Canterbury Park Picks & Predictions — June 13, 2026

Ye Ole Joker posts a 70.16 TrackWiz rating and a 16% win rate — respectable numbers for this level — and trainer McLean Robertson also has Plinko Chip in the race, suggesting the barn has multiple weapons. Jose Riquelme rides, and at 2/1 morning line, this is the second choice with legitimate credentials to fill the exacta spot behind Flatter Me Billy if the pace sets up for a stalker.

Our Best Song has the same 55 average speed as Flatter Me Billy and Plinko Chip, which means on raw early pace the field is tightly bunched. A 66.97 rating and 11% career win rate aren't flashy, but Eduardo Gallardo is a confident booking and trainer Valorie Lund may have this one pointed for this exact spot. At 5/1, Our Best Song is a viable trifecta bottom in a race where the middle of the field is genuinely competitive.

Matt's Luck is the only other horse in this race with a rating above 60, checking in at 68.48 with an 8% career win rate. Manuel Americano pilots for trainer McLean Robertson, who has horses spread across multiple races today — a sign the stable is active and pointed toward this meet. At 3/1, Matt's Luck makes sense as the place half of a straight exacta with Flying Martini.

More Money Mo is a flier at 8/1 but earns a spot in trifecta tickets based on one angle: trainer Edgar Espinoza also has Arjun for Karz in this race, and when a barn enters two horses in a turf route, they've often identified a soft spot in the field. A 48.64 rating and 3% career win rate aren't inspiring, but Constantino Roman in the irons gives the horse a fighting chance if the pace collapses late.

Soup There It Is draws at 5/2 with a 57.50 TrackWiz rating — second in the field — for trainer McLean Robertson, who also saddles Heavenly Tactic. Robertson having two in this race is worth noting: dual entries often mean a trainer is confident the field is soft enough for one of them to hit the board. No average speed is on file for this horse, which may indicate a first-time starter, so the rating and trainer angle carry extra weight.

Heavenly Tactic rates at 54.17 alongside Risen Power, creating a virtual tie for third in this field. The edge here is the McLean Robertson barn connection — with Soup There It Is also in the race, this trainer duo gives the stable two legitimate shots to land in the exacta and trifecta. Jose Riquelme takes the mount, and at 9/2, Heavenly Tactic is a cost-effective show ticket in what figures to be a wide-open maiden affair.

Radio Charlie is the value play in this race at 3/1, carrying a 78.08 TrackWiz rating and a 16% career win rate — better than Island Jive on that metric. Trainer Bennie L. Woolley Jr. having two horses in the same race sometimes means the stable is fishing for a board finish from either, and Alonso Quinonez gives Radio Charlie an experienced hand over the turf. If Island Jive gets squeezed or encounters traffic in the late stages, Radio Charlie looks like the prime beneficiary.

Charging Darling profiles as a tough-luck horse who keeps showing up at 14% career wins and a solid 58.84 rating. Trainer Troy A. Bethke has three horses in this race — Cousin Lollie, Beautiful Judge, and Charging Darling — which is an unusually large stable presence suggesting Bethke sees real opportunity in this spot. Eduardo Gallardo rides, and at 9/2, Charging Darling is the logical trifecta bottom behind the two TrackWiz top selections.