Fair Meadows Picks & Predictions — June 26, 2026

Shes an Nme sits second in the TrackWiz ratings at 77.40 and goes off as the morning-line favorite at 3/1 — the crowd agrees this filly has talent. Antonio G. Perez rides for trainer Felesha Gold, who also has a horse in Race 2, indicating active stable form on the day. At a short 250 yards, Shes an Nme's rating gap over the rest of the field (the next horse is at 71.82) suggests a top-two finish is a very realistic expectation.

Lookee Here Daddy draws the outside post 10 in a 10-horse field, which can be a disadvantage in tight maiden sprints, but the 71.82 rating still puts this horse comfortably in the top tier. Trainer Guillermo Valdivia saddles Lookee Here Daddy with Jaime Mata aboard — a jockey who has multiple mounts on today's card and knows this track. At 8/1, this is a horse worth sprinkling in trifectas and superfectas as a third or fourth leg.

Keepinitconfidential (post 2) rates second at 73.10 and offers the most intriguing value in the race at 5/1. Trainer Luz Chavira has a consistent presence at Fair Meadows, and Cordarelton J. Benn draws a clean inside post. The 8% career win rate is modest, but the TrackWiz rating says this horse runs with the best in the field, and a place finish at 5/1 is exactly the kind of overlay that builds a bankroll.

Uncle Travvy owns the highest career win percentage in the field at 28%, which is a number that demands respect in any sprint — this horse has proven it can compete. At 3/1, Victor Ibarra's charge gets Rolando Raudales in the irons, and a rating of 67.08 keeps it honest in this competitive field. When a horse wins at that rate over its career, fading it entirely in exotics is a mistake — Uncle Travvy belongs on every trifecta ticket.

Lightnin Strikes is the morning-line favorite at 8/5, and that public support is earned — a 45% career win rate is genuinely outstanding and the best of any horse on today's full card. Trainer Dee Keener and jockey Jaime Mata are a well-connected pair at Fair Meadows, and this horse clearly knows how to finish first. The 65.49 rating trails our top pick, but career win percentage this high suggests a horse that routinely finds the wire — at minimum, a place finish is very likely.

Lota Winnin Wave Bc rates third in the field at 62.21 with a 16% career win rate, which is respectable in a starter allowance field. Cordarelton J. Benn rides for trainer Bryan H. Calloway at 6/1, which represents genuine value if this horse can run its race cleanly. Use Lota Winnin Wave Bc as a show horse in trifectas — the 6/1 price means the show payoff could be unusually generous if the top two run 1-2.

Lexus Potrillo sits just a half-point behind the top pick at 62.08 and draws a cleaner post 2 on the inside — in a sprint this short, gate position can be decisive. Trainer Gerardo Quinones-Sarmiento puts Bonifacio Quiroz up, and this horse's 7/2 morning line reflects solid public respect. The tight rating gap between #7 and #2 means this race could genuinely go either way, making Lexus Potrillo a strong exacta partner rather than just a place ticket.

Jess Juanita rates third among our picks at 50.34 with a 6/1 morning line — enough value to make a show wager or trifecta inclusion worthwhile. Jonathan Dominguez picks up the mount for trainer Julio Rascon-Almanza, who also has Gold Stilettos in this race, giving the barn two shots to hit the board. In maiden claimers with first-time starters, horses that draw fair posts and have capable riders often outperform their odds, and Jess Juanita fits that mold.

Miss Tuffy Sin Tacha runs second in our ratings at 60.24 and draws the outside post 10 at 6/1 — a price worth playing if you're constructing trifectas. Jonathan Dominguez gets the mount for trainer Jesus Ruben Ruiz, who has been active all day at Fair Meadows and clearly has horses ready to run. In a 10-horse field, the outside post is a slight concern at 250 yards, but the ability edge over most of the field still makes a top-three finish a realistic outcome.

Capture de Gold rates third among our picks at 56.73 with a relatively short 4/1 morning line — the public has noticed this one. Trainer Tana Caldwell sends out the horse with Rolando Raudales in the saddle, and a 4/1 morning line on a horse with a mid-tier rating suggests there's some outside information driving public confidence. Use Capture de Gold as a show wheel underneath My Flying Eagle in trifectas — the 4/1 price won't make you rich, but it helps anchor the bottom of tickets.