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Laurel Park runs on dirt and turf, with about 53% of races on the dirt, racing from 4 1/2 fur to 2 1/8 mi, with fields averaging 8.6 starters. Every card gets free picks on selected races plus a full-card breakdown for subscribers — 24 Laurel Park sheets published so far.
Latest Laurel Park Free Picks
Laurel Park hasn't raced since June 28, 2026. We publish free picks for every Laurel Park card — below are the picks from that last card.
Race 1
Claiming · 5 1/2 fur · Turf
The top of the TrackWiz ratings board is clustered tightly in this 5.5-furlong turf claimer, but Frye Island owns a meaningful edge at the top — the question is whether the pace sets up for closers to make a move.
Frye Island is the clear TrackWiz top-rated horse in this field at 88.54, and the morning line favorite at 2/1 reflects that standing. A 16% career win rate is the best among the contenders at the top of the board, and Jose E. Vargas gets the call from trainer Anthony Farrior. On the short 5.5-furlong turf sprint, Frye Island's combination of rating edge and win efficiency makes this a justified top selection.
Tik Tok Daddy sits third on the TrackWiz ratings at 82.71, and at 6/1 on the morning line there's genuine value if this horse runs to that number. Jean Gregor Briceno takes the mount for trainer Hassan Elamri, and while the 4% career win rate is modest, ratings-based form can outperform raw win percentage in fields like this.
Frappart rounds out the top three with an 81.41 rating and the most impressive career win percentage among the top-rated trio at 20%. Trainer Katharine M. Voss and jockey Angel Cruz are a familiar combination, and this horse's win record suggests consistent competitiveness — a solid inclusion in exacta and trifecta exotics.
Race 2
Claiming · 7 fur · Dirt
Manseeyasway carries the highest TrackWiz rating by a significant margin in this 7-furlong dirt claimer, but the morning-line favorite Cat Fast figures to generate pace pressure and keeps things honest.
Manseeyasway is the standout here with an 87.81 TrackWiz rating — more than 10 points clear of the next horse. At 5/2 on the morning line, the odds are fair for a horse with this kind of ratings advantage. Jose E. Vargas gets the mount for trainer Anthony Farrior, the same barn that fires with Frye Island earlier in the card, suggesting an active and confident stable.
Cat Fast is the morning-line chalk at 6/5 and rates second in this field at 77.09, giving Emanuel Rosario a horse with legitimate speed figures relative to the group. The 10% career win rate is modest, but short-priced favorites in claiming company often hit the board even when they can't win outright — Cat Fast looks like a safe place horse in the exotics.
Night Raven is worth a spot in the exotics at 8/1 morning line. The 72.64 TrackWiz rating is third-best in the field, and Angel Cruz gets the mount for trainer Ramon Davila Aguayo. If the top two hook up early and tire each other out, Night Raven's rating suggests the talent to pick up the pieces.
Race 3
Maiden Claiming · 1 1/16 mi · Turf
Maiden claiming on the turf at 1 1/16 miles — these are all winless horses, but Rylnnslookinglucky owns a massive TrackWiz rating advantage over the rest of the field and figures to be the one to beat at every exotic level.
Rylnnslookinglucky tops the TrackWiz ratings at 89.12, which is enormous separation over the second-rated horse at 54.64. Angel Cruz picks up the mount for trainer Kenneth M. Cox, who also enters the second horse in this field — a stable doubling up suggests confidence in the barn's form. At 8/5 on the morning line, the price is short but the ratings case is hard to argue with.
Quality Swag rates second in this maiden field at 54.64 and is a solid 35 points below the top selection — but in a maiden race, upsets happen, and at 5/1 morning line there's real value in landing on this Emanuel Rosario-piloted Horacio De Paz trainee for the exacta. The average speed figure of 51 is modest, but the competitive rating relative to the rest of the field makes Quality Swag a logical place target.
Good Axe slots in at third on the TrackWiz board at 51.67, trained by the well-known Jamie Ness, who is always worth noting in maiden events. The 54 average speed figure is actually the top mark in the field among the show contenders, and at 6/1 morning line, stacking this horse underneath in trifectas behind the top two is a reasonable play.
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About the Laurel Park Racing Surface
- Surfaces
- Dirt and Turf
- Distance range
- 4 1/2 fur to 2 1/8 mi
- Typical field
- 8.6 starters
- Typical card
- 9.5 races
Most common race conditions at Laurel Park: Claiming, Maiden Claiming, Allowance, Allowance Optional Claiming.
Measured across the last 24 Laurel Park cards we have handicapped.
Recent Laurel Park Race Sheets
- June 28, 20269 races
- June 27, 202611 races
- June 26, 20268 races
- June 21, 202610 races
- June 20, 202610 races
- June 19, 20268 races
- June 14, 20268 races
- June 13, 202610 races
- June 12, 20269 races
- June 7, 20268 races
Laurel Park Picks — Common Questions
Is there a free Laurel Park card?
Yes. Every Laurel Park race sheet includes free picks with full analysis on selected races, with no account required. The remaining races on the card are part of a TrackWiz subscription.
What surface does Laurel Park race on?
Laurel Park cards run on dirt and turf. Across the last 24 cards, roughly 53% of races were on the dirt.
How many races are on a typical Laurel Park card?
Laurel Park cards average 9.5 races, with fields of about 8.6 starters. Distances run from 4 1/2 fur to 2 1/8 mi.
When are Laurel Park picks published?
Laurel Park picks are published ahead of the first post for that day's card. We have published 24 Laurel Park sheets; you can get each new one by email before post time.