Horseshoe Indianapolis Picks & Predictions — June 25, 2026

Reining Flowers (No. 2) owns the highest average speed figure in the field at 59 — a notable edge in a race where most horses are clustered in the 52-54 range. Alex Achard takes the mount for trainer John Alexander Ortiz, and a 15% career win rate on a 64.41 TrackWiz rating makes her a legitimate place threat on the one-mile turf course.

Queen Sienna (No. 3) brings the strongest career win percentage in this field at 33%, which is a hard number to ignore in an optional claiming spot where class matters. Trainer Paulo H. Lobo and jockey Irving Moncada team up at 5/2 morning line, and her 64.21 TrackWiz rating essentially ties her with Reining Flowers — making this a photo finish for third in the exacta/trifecta.

Tricked You (No. 4) is the only horse in the field besides Skepticism with a recorded average speed figure, clocking a 52 — and his 55.83 TrackWiz rating is second in the field. Trainer Michael E. Lauer puts Mitchell Murrill up at 7/2 morning line, and this is a horse who has shown enough in past works to earn a serious look for the exacta.

Firequick (No. 3) rates third in the field at 53.33 and comes in at a fair 5/1 morning line with Angel Serpa aboard for trainer Kara Lin McGuire. No speed figure on record adds uncertainty, but the ratings edge over the bottom half of this field is real — he's a reasonable show play in trifecta combinations at a price that offers some return.

Let's Go Barbie (No. 12) posts the best average speed figure in the entire field at 56 and carries a 64.44 TrackWiz rating — second only to Forget About You. Trainer Riley Mott books Alex Achard at 6/1 morning line, and in a wide-open maiden field like this, a horse with legitimate speed numbers is worth keying underneath in exactas and trifectas.

Strada Del Sogno (No. 9) comes in third on TrackWiz ratings at 57.81 and draws a respectable 8/1 morning line with Irving Moncada up for trainer Genevieve Londono. Her average speed figure of 53 is right in the mix, and at this price she offers solid trifecta value — the kind of horse who can finish quietly and pay nicely in a chaotic first-time-turf maiden field.

Nancy C (No. 1) is the morning-line favorite at 9/5 and carries a 58.67 TrackWiz rating — solid, but nearly 26 points behind the top pick. Trainer Cipriano Contreras sends her out with Emmanuel Esquivel, and her 54 average speed figure ties several rivals. She's a reasonable place play given the public's confidence in her, but the ratings suggest she may be overbet at that short price.

Dreamy Druso (No. 6) rounds out the show slot at 6/1 morning line with a 51.67 TrackWiz rating and a 53 average speed figure. Trainer Michelle L. Elliott keeps Jose Ramos Gutierrez in the irons, and while she sits in the middle of the pack on ratings, the 6/1 price gives you enough margin to include her in your trifecta tickets without breaking the bank.

Henry the Hank (No. 4) brings a 59.36 TrackWiz rating — second in the field — and rates as the most logical place horse in this race. Mitchell Murrill picks up the mount for trainer Jonathan Nance at 6/1 morning line, and a 15% career win rate with that rating level suggests he's a reliable exacta partner who hits the board without necessarily winning.

Monumentaljustice (No. 6) checks in at 54.03 on the TrackWiz scale with a 19% career win rate and a 54 average speed figure, giving him legitimate form numbers at a 5/1 price. Trainer Tomas Medina sends him out with Santo Sanjur, and on a turf course where pace scenarios can shuffle the deck, a consistent horse at this price is worth including deep in your trifecta.

Tom Cat Tuesday (No. 6) is only 5.75 points behind the top pick on TrackWiz ratings at 83.08 and is the horse most likely to make this a two-horse race. Trainer Genaro Garcia puts his best rider, Marcelino Pedroza Jr., in the irons at 7/2 morning line, and a 56 average speed figure matches the top horses in the field. If you're building exactas, the 1-2 combination of these two horses is the safest ticket on the night card.

King Gerald (No. 4) sits third on TrackWiz ratings at 71.48 and carries a 25% career win rate — the joint-best in the field alongside a couple of other horses. Trainer Anthony J. Granitz gives the mount to Mitchell Murrill at 5/1 morning line, and a 56 average speed figure ties him with the top two picks. He's the clear third-best horse on paper and a logical show anchor for trifecta players.

Cat Five Kate (No. 3) is the second-rated horse in the field at 56.67 and draws a solid 3/1 morning line with Luz Daniel Martinez in the irons for trainer Anthony F. Cunningham. She's a few ticks behind Cyber Beach on the ratings scale, but in a trial where every horse is breaking new ground, her numbers make her the most logical exacta partner.

Keep On Rollin 123 (No. 1) closes out the show slot with a 55.83 TrackWiz rating and a 7/2 morning line, making him the third-best-rated horse in the field by a small margin. Trainer Ricardo Martinez sends him out with Martin Munoz, and while no speed figure is on record, the ratings model gives him the edge over the rest of a wide-open trial field.

Wyld Over Corona (No. 8) also brings a 100% career win rate into this trial and rates just behind the top pick at 57.50 on the TrackWiz scale. Trainer Tim Eggleston puts Luis Eduardo Luna Diaz in the irons at 5/2 morning line, making this effectively a match race between two unbeaten horses at the top of the field — a natural exacta combination.

Luna Luvgud (No. 2) is the only other horse in this field with a TrackWiz rating above 50 among those without a win record, checking in at 53.33 with a 5/1 morning line. Trainer Ron Raper sends out Cristian Penaloza, and in a trial where the top two horses may battle each other hard, a fresh runner at a fair price could sneak in for third.

Streakinbyetheboys (No. 9) is rated second at 56.67 and goes at 3/1 morning line with Luis Eduardo Luna Diaz up for trainer Tim Eggleston. The Eggleston barn is clearly active throughout this trial card, and a horse rated within two points of the top pick in a tight field is the natural exacta partner — especially at a price that offers some return.

Thee Warden (No. 6) checks in third on TrackWiz ratings at 54.17 and is available at 9/2 morning line with Giovani Vazquez-Gomez in the irons for trainer Jessica A. Vazquez. In a trial where several horses are clustered in the 53-58 range, Thee Warden's slight ratings edge over the bottom half of the field makes him a worthwhile trifecta inclusion at a fair price.

Cv Warlock (No. 3) is the second-rated horse at 55.83 and also runs for trainer Claudio Barraza — giving the barn a one-two punch in this trial. Edgar Diaz picks up the mount at 7/2 morning line, and with stablemate Scarcity drawing post two and Cv Warlock in post three, they could set up perfectly for a barn exacta if both break cleanly.

Rubys First Kiss (No. 9) rounds out the show slot at a 55.00 TrackWiz rating and draws a 4/1 morning line with Luz Daniel Martinez aboard for trainer Anthony F. Cunningham. Cunningham has runners across several of tonight's trials, and Rubys First Kiss rates just a tick below the top two on paper — a reliable trifecta inclusion in a race where the top three horses are separated by less than three rating points.