Fairmount Park Picks & Predictions — June 27, 2026
This card ran on June 27, 2026.
Best bets at Fairmount Park, June 27, 2026
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It's a wet one at Fairmount Park today. Rain is falling on a warm 81°F afternoon, and that means the dirt is playing differently than a typical summer Saturday. Wet tracks at Fairmount have a way of compressing the pace, rewarding horses with tactical speed and strong late kicks — and our TrackWiz models have flagged several spots where the mud could be a real game-changer.
Seven races are on the board, stretching from short sprints at 5½ furlongs all the way out to a route at 1 mile and 70 yards. The card mixes maiden events, claimers, and allowance company, giving us a nice range of competitive scenarios to dig into. Whether you're here for the first race or the full card, there's plenty to get excited about.
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Race 1
Maiden Special Weight · 6 fur · Dirt
A wide-open maiden special weight with a dominant standout at the top of the TrackWiz ratings, but a handful of lightly-raced unknowns make the underneath spots intriguing for exotic players.
Earl's Outlaw is the clear class of this field on paper — a TrackWiz rating of 89.71 towers over everyone else in this maiden special weight, and trainer Gabe Retana sends him out as the 6/5 morning-line favorite for good reason. He's posted an average speed figure of 54, the highest in the field alongside Lies N Deception and Summer Cyclone. Jockey Javier Tavares gets the call, and the combination of top rating plus competitive speed figures makes Earl's Outlaw the straightforward win selection here. In maiden ranks, a horse this far ahead of the field on the numbers is worth trusting at any price.
Lies N Deception is an interesting underneath play at 10/1 on the morning line — a massive overlay if she runs to her TrackWiz rating of 60.45. She matches Earl's Outlaw on average speed (53) and is stabled with the same trainer, Gabe Retana, who clearly has live ammunition in this race. At double-digit odds, she's a legitimate value piece in exactas and trifectas.
Karazest checks in at 3/1 on the morning line with a 56.67 TrackWiz rating and a 53 average speed figure, giving her legitimate credentials to factor in the show spot. Trainer Scott Becker is represented twice in this field, which suggests stable confidence, and jockey Alexander Bendezu is a capable hand. She's not flashy, but in a maiden race with several unknowns, she's a sensible anchor for the third spot in your exotic tickets.
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A rainy afternoon at Fairmount sets the stage for a card full of pace questions and surface intrigue. Earl's Outlaw is our marquee play to start the day, American Warrior offers real value in Race 2, and Diamondonice rounds out the free card with a strong number behind a fair morning line. For Disguised Devil, Pete's Legacy, Gogh, Belleinthetemple, and the full exotic strategy, subscribers have everything they need waiting in the premium analysis. Good luck out there — and stay dry.