Horseshoe Indianapolis Picks & Predictions — June 22, 2026

Good Conduct is the morning line co-favorite at 7/2 with a 62.89 rating and Axel Concepcion aboard for trainer Cherie DeVaux. That rating is second in the field and the public odds reflect genuine respect for this runner's chances. In maiden races, backing a horse with strong ratings and public support for a place ticket is a sensible approach — Good Conduct fills that role cleanly.

R Bee Gee checks in at 8/1 with a 58.05 rating — third best in the field — and gets Marcelino Pedroza, Jr. in the saddle for trainer William E. Morey. That price-to-rating combination is attractive in a maiden race where surprises are the norm, and including this horse in trifectas and exactas could yield real reward. The rating puts R Bee Gee firmly in the mix even if the morning line doesn't scream contender.

Don't Miss Out opens at 5/1 with a 78.9 TrackWiz rating — second best in the field by a comfortable margin. The 25% career win rate mirrors Bourbon and Spice's mark, making this horse a legitimate contender rather than just a token place pick. Trainer Genaro Garcia also saddles Campaign Promises in this same field, and with Marcelino Pedroza, Jr. getting the call on this one, the stable clearly likes its chances here.

City Prayers opens at 7/2 and carries a 60.0 TrackWiz rating with Evin A. Roman up for trainer John Haran. A 31% career win rate is genuinely strong and tells you this horse has been competitive at various levels. The rating lands it just outside the top two, but in a six-furlong sprint where pace can scramble the field, City Prayers has the win rate to suggest a piece of the ticket is well-deserved.

Covert Law rates a strong 80.18 by TrackWiz metrics and draws a fair 7/2 morning line with Axel Concepcion up for trainer John Alexander Ortiz. An average speed figure of 55 — tops in the field — gives Covert Law a pace edge that could be decisive in a route race. The 11% career win rate is the one hesitation, but the speed and rating combination makes this the logical place horse behind the chalk.

Right to Win opens at 8/1 and carries a 69.2 rating — third best in this loaded field — along with a 33% career win rate that genuinely stands out. Trainer Lauren Robson sends this one out with Adam Beschizza up, and that win percentage suggests consistent competitiveness. In an 11-horse allowance route with a pace that could get hot early, a horse with the stamina and win rate of Right to Win is worth including in exotic plays.

Count the Cash is our value play at 15/1 on the morning line — that's a significant overlay when you see a 69.58 TrackWiz rating attached to this runner. Trainer Tracey J. Wisner also saddles Gray V. in the same race, but Count the Cash is clearly the barn's better-rated entry. A 16% career win rate and an average speed figure of 54 put this horse in contention on the merits, and at 15/1 you're getting paid well to find out.

Reiteration draws a 9/2 morning line with a 68.34 TrackWiz rating and Joseph D. Ramos in the irons for trainer Terry Phillips. The 4% career win rate is admittedly low, but this is a claiming sprint where the pace dynamics can flatten out the field. The rating and jockey combination gives Reiteration a legitimate shot at a placing, making it a reasonable inclusion in exactas and trifectas.

Dionysus draws the 3/1 morning line for trainer Brad H. Cox — one of the most respected names in the game — with Marcelino Pedroza, Jr. taking the call. The 56.67 TrackWiz rating is second in the field, and Cox's 3/1 ticket reflects genuine confidence from a barn that knows its horses. In maiden races, trainer pedigree and morning line support can be as telling as raw numbers, and both point toward Dionysus filling the place slot.

Bozzetto is also trained by Brad H. Cox and draws a 6/1 morning line with Fernando De La Cruz in the saddle. The 51.67 TrackWiz rating ties it with Wan Dale for third in the field, and the Cox barn's dual presence here is worth noting — when a top trainer runs two horses in a maiden field, both deserve respect. Bozzetto is a natural exotics play underneath the top two picks.

Wosie's Promise rates just a hair below at 54.17 and carries the best average speed figure in the field at 55, which is a meaningful data point in a sprint. Santo Sanjur gets the call for trainer Antonio Duran, and the 9/2 morning line suggests the public respects this filly's chances at a price. If the pace gets fast early, Wosie's Promise's speed number could be the deciding factor late.

Secret Vow draws the rail at post 1 and checks in at a 51.67 TrackWiz rating with Alexander Crispin up for trainer Tim Eggleston. The 6/1 morning line offers fair value in a spread race like this one, and inside posts in maiden sprints can pay off when the horse breaks alertly. In a field this closely bunched on the ratings, the show ticket here is a cost-effective hedge across multiple exotics.

Kissin Carter opens at 7/2 with a 55.83 rating and Luz Daniel Martinez up for trainer Anthony F. Cunningham. That rating is second best in the seven-horse field, and the morning line reflects legitimate second-choice status. In a race this short, finishing order is often determined in the first few strides, and Kissin Carter's profile suggests it should be right there in the thick of things off the break.

El Chico Fuentes draws post 1 at 5/1 on the morning line with a 53.33 TrackWiz rating — third best in this compact field. Antonio Rodriguez gets the mount for trainer German Rodriguez, and the inside post in a short sprint is often advantageous, giving this horse a straight line to the wire. The rating supports a legitimate placing effort, and at 5/1 there's real value in using El Chico Fuentes underneath in exactas and trifectas.