Fair Meadows Picks & Predictions — June 11, 2026

Aspirational is an interesting price play at 6/1 with a 61.11 rating that edges out Bold Appeal for the second spot in our analysis. Trainer Satchell Stevens keeps her competitive at this level, and Belen Quinonez takes a relatively light book to the mount here — she's a rider worth tracking. Aspirational also carries an average speed figure of 54, matching most of the field, so she's not giving up anything physically.

Bold Appeal sits just a tick behind Aspirational at 60.08 with the same 54 average speed figure, and the 16% career win rate is the best in the field outside of Miss Escapade. Trainer James Victor Hale puts Leandro D. Goncalves up, and at 3/1 on the morning line Bold Appeal offers solid show insurance if things shake out differently at the top. In a claiming race at four furlongs, pace scenarios can flip quickly, and having Bold Appeal in your exotics isn't a stretch.

Bouazizi is the sneaky play in this field at 10/1 on the morning line, posting a 61.83 TrackWiz rating that puts her clearly ahead of the rest of the field outside of Captain Hamazing. Trainer April Gustafson keeps Bouazizi's form in order, and Belen Quinonez takes the mount — she's been active and competitive on today's card. Notably, Bouazizi carries the highest average speed figure in the field at 53, which stands out in a race where the overall speed numbers are fairly modest.

Out With Ty opens at 4/1 under Lindsey Hebert for trainer Michael C. Gunter, carrying a 55.62 rating that lands third among runners in this field. The 49 average speed figure is toward the lower end of this group, so he'll need pace help to hit the board, but at morning line odds that imply some public confidence, he's a reasonable show bet to round out the ticket if Captain Hamazing runs as expected and you're trying to find value underneath.

Call Darla opens as the 2/1 morning line favorite, which tells you something — the betting public is split on the top two here. With a 63.74 TrackWiz rating and an 8% career win rate, she brings respectable credentials, and Cassidy D. B. Fletcher is an experienced hand who can manage pace through six and a half furlongs. If Moon Crater has any issues from the gate, Call Darla is positioned to capitalize and could very well flip the result.

Daretocatchlove catches the eye with the field's top average speed figure at 53 and a 61.39 TrackWiz rating that keeps her firmly in the mix. Trainer Samuel Gaytan Jr. has double representation in this race, also saddling La Camelia, but Daretocatchlove appears to be the stronger runner based on the numbers. At 4/1 on the morning line, she's a legitimate show ticket and could sneak into an exacta if the top two set things up honestly.

Chivato is the most interesting price in this race at 3/1 for trainer James Victor Hale and jockey Emanuel Castillo Zabala. His 62.21 TrackWiz rating leads all other horses aside from Gospel Don, and he matches Aspirational's 53 average speed figure from Race 3 — a mark that held up fine in that field. If Gospel Don stumbles out of the gate or faces any early pressure, Chivato is the one most likely to be there at the wire.

Berlioz is worth a look in exotics at 4/1 despite being third in our ratings at 55.00, because his 56 average speed figure is actually the highest in this field — a data point that doesn't line up with his morning line odds. Trainer Mike Abney sends him out with Obed Sanchez, and in a maiden sprint where raw speed off the break matters, that figure deserves some respect. He's the kind of horse you include in trifecta tickets at a price rather than betting to win outright.

R D C Posse brings the best career win percentage among the top-rated runners at 14%, which is a meaningful data point in a claiming field where execution matters as much as talent. The 76.43 TrackWiz rating supports a strong finish, and trainer Steve F. Williams goes back to Angel Ortega Stanley — a pairing that's been reliable throughout today's card. At 5/1, R D C Posse makes for an attractive place bet and belongs in exacta combos underneath Awesome Outlaw.

Vicente's Shadow opens as the 2/1 morning line favorite and will almost certainly be the public's choice, but our ratings peg him third in the field at 75.89 — a solid horse, just overbet relative to his edge. Trainer Satchell Stevens keeps him sharp and Curtis Kimes is a capable pilot, so he's not without merit. He makes sense as show insurance given the public money backing, but the value in this race is clearly elsewhere.

Code Mandalore is the most compelling alternative in this race at 4/1, with a 77.76 TrackWiz rating that creates a real gap between him and the rest of the field below Hollywood Icon. Trainer J. Alan Williams puts Lindsey Hebert in the irons, and the 53 average speed figure matches his top-tier rivals. If Hollywood Icon has any stumble — or if the pace sets up poorly — Code Mandalore is the most likely horse to be there picking up the pieces.

Leavenodoubt opens at 5/1 with a 62.43 TrackWiz rating and connects with Leandro D. Goncalves for trainer George Blatchford. The 51 average speed figure is modest, but at six and a half furlongs there's enough ground for a closer to find a path to the board. In a race where the top two draw most of the exotic action, Leavenodoubt at 5/1 offers some trifecta value for bettors looking for a price in the third spot.

Stormy's Revenge is the most interesting angle in the race — a 33% career win rate is the best on the entire card today among horses with meaningful career samples. Trainer Boyd Caster and jockey Curtis Kimes are a formidable pairing, and the 78.83 TrackWiz rating keeps Stormy's Revenge firmly in the hunt. She opens at 7/5 as the morning line co-favorite, and while Raspberry Martini edges her in our ratings, this is a horse fully capable of reversing the order on any given afternoon.

Miss Code Red rounds out the ticket at 5/1, bringing a 68.95 TrackWiz rating and a respectable 20% career win rate that holds up well against the field below the top two. Trainer J. Alan Williams deploys Lindsey Hebert, and the 53 average speed figure shows she can run — just not quite at the level of the top pair. In a five-horse allowance field where the top two draw heavy action, Miss Code Red at 5/1 is an attractive show price and worth including in trifectas.

Gospel Native at 5/2 carries a 70.55 TrackWiz rating and a 51 average speed figure, but the real angle here is trainer Steve F. Williams running Gospel Native in his home territory — Williams has multiple horses on the card today and clearly knows this circuit. Angel Ortega Stanley picks up the mount, and if Gospel Native gets a clean trip from the inside post in this eight-horse field, she's well-placed to run down tiring early speed.

Double R Cat is worth flagging as a show value at 8/1 on the morning line, posting a 66.19 TrackWiz rating that actually ranks third in this field — a substantial discrepancy from his odds. Trainer Jody Pruitt sends him out with Obed Sanchez up, and the 51 average speed figure suggests he's competitive in the final furlongs of a six-and-a-half furlong race. At those double-digit odds, Double R Cat is a live trifecta piece and a sneaky show bet to finish out the card.