Lone Star Picks & Predictions — June 7, 2026

Flat Out Blessed is our place pick at 8/1 morning line, which makes her an interesting value play to land on the board. Her rating of 78.58 is second in the field and her average speed figure of 54 ties with Renton, suggesting she's not far off on raw ability. Trainer Tiffany Hernandez sends her out with Deshawn L. Parker, and at those odds she's a must-use in exactas and trifectas.

Zorritos Dash rounds out the top three at a 72.73 rating and 9/2 on the morning line, representing a reasonable bridge between win price and value. Her 53 average speed is middle of the pack, but trainer Stephanie Herreros has her positioned nicely with Mario Fuentes in the irons. In a turf maiden where form can be murky, the show slot is where she earns her keep in multi-leg tickets.

Uptown Tappin grades out second in the field at 73.15 and comes in at 4/1 on the morning line, offering a touch of value in the place slot. David Cabrera, one of the busier riders at this meet, takes the call for trainer Justin R. Evans who is well-represented on the card. The 9% career win rate is modest, but in a route race where stamina matters, his profile fits as a place contender.

Solevo is worth including in exotics despite a 7% career win rate because his average speed figure of 55 is the highest in the field. Trainer Steven M. Asmussen rarely wastes Erik Asmussen's effort on horses without a shot, and the 9/2 morning line reflects some respect. In a one-mile dirt race, a horse with that kind of speed figure ceiling can close into the money even if a win is a stretch.

Kochan is the interesting value play at 10/1 on the morning line, rated 55.70 with an average speed figure of 53. Trainer Terry Eoff and jockey Weston Hamilton represent a familiar pairing at this meet, and in a wide-open maiden field where several horses are bunched between 43-55 in rating, Kochan has the ceiling to sneak onto the board at a very nice price.

Raaq Tansani checks in at 53.40 in the ratings with a 5/2 morning line, which puts him as the second betting choice despite ranking outside the top two on our numbers. Trainer Steven M. Asmussen has two horses in this race and Erik Asmussen is aboard this one, suggesting the stable may be splitting focus. He's worth using underneath as the show leg of trifectas given the odds and the barn support.

Kissin Riches is a standout value play at 6/1 with a rating of 81.13, a 13% career win percentage, and an average speed figure of 54 that matches the best in the field. Trainer Mindy J. Willis has two horses in this race and sends Alfredo J. Juarez, Jr. aboard this one, which reads like a deliberate targeting of the win. In a twelve-horse turf field, a 6/1 horse rated second overall deserves strong consideration across the board.

Jewlz sneaks into the show slot at 8/1 with a 70.32 rating and a 20% career win percentage — one of the better win rates in this field. Trainer Abel Ramirez-Rodriguez has her with Geovanni Franco, who is sharp on this card. In large turf fields where traffic trouble is a real factor, a horse with this win rate and a trainer known for prep work can grab a show check even when the talent is bunched.

Tiburon is the morning line favorite at 2/1 with a 73.97 rating and a 17% career win percentage. Floyd Wethey Jr. takes the mount for trainer Dick Cappellucci, and while TrackWiz has him second behind Brock On By, the market is clearly more bullish. His consistent average speed figure of 53 and the favorite profile make him a logical place pick if the top pick gets his day.

Listentothemusic has the highest average speed figure in the race at 55 — a notable advantage in a route race where late energy often comes from horses who can sustain their figures. Trainer Justin R. Evans sends him out with Alfredo J. Juarez, Jr., and a 25% career win percentage is among the best in the field. At 7/2 on the morning line, he's not a screaming price, but his speed figure ceiling makes him a must-use in the trifecta.

Nang Singha is the natural backup at 86.35 in the ratings with the best career win percentage in the field at 31% — a genuinely impressive number at any claiming level. Richard E. Eramia takes the call for Martin Manuel Valdez-Cabral, who curiously has two horses in this race. The 55 average speed figure tied with the win pick makes Nang Singha a legitimate threat to turn the tables, and 5/2 on the line is a workable price to include in exactas.

Super Enticing rounds out the board at 79.02 in the ratings and 7/2 on the morning line, making her the clear third option in terms of both price and rating. Trainer Ronnie E. Cravens III has her in form according to the line, and Rene Diaz gives her tactical options in a sprint distance. An 18% career win rate is respectable, and she's the logical trifecta anchor if the top two run as expected.

Crime Scene is a genuinely intriguing place play at 10/1 morning line with a 73.47 rating — second-best in the field and well clear of the rest. Trainer M. Brent Davidson and jockey Mario Fuentes are paired on a horse who has the second-highest average speed figure among this group at 54. If you're looking for a win overlay or a place price in exotics, Crime Scene at double-digit odds with a top-tier rating is exactly the kind of find TrackWiz analysis is designed to surface.

R Joan Jets is another 10/1 shot with a 64.18 rating that puts her solidly in the upper tier of this maiden field. Trainer Francisco Bravo sends her out with Floyd Wethey Jr. in the irons, and her 53 average speed figure keeps her competitive on raw ability. In an eleven-horse turf maiden where the favorite will take a lot of money, getting R Joan Jets underneath in trifectas at this price could pay handsomely.