Parx Racing Picks & Predictions — June 30, 2026

Anita Glassofwine sits just behind at 81.83 and is the 3/1 morning line second choice — a position that feels about right. Trainer Irving Rodriguez places her well here, and Dexter Haddock is a solid pick-up in the irons. Her 52 average speed figure is competitive, and in a field of first-time or lightly-raced maidens, she's the likeliest horse to run Frosty for Ever down if anything goes wrong.

Angel in Blue at 7/2 is the public's third choice, and trainer Kathleen A. Demasi does solid work with maiden claimers at Parx. Her 55.83 rating clears the rest of the field outside the top two, and the 53 average speed figure is right in line. For exacta and trifecta construction, she's a logical underneath piece at a workable price.

Judy's Flyer is actually the morning line favorite at 2/1, and trainer Scott A. Lake is one of the most prolific claiming trainers at Parx. A 10% career win rate may seem modest, but she posts an 81.42 rating that makes her the clear second choice in our analysis. Francisco Martinez keeps the ride, and at a short price, she looks like a solid place bet even if Mona L proves best.

Seven P R C is quietly dangerous at 5/1 with an 80.79 TrackWiz rating and a 12% career win rate. Trainer Louis C. Linder, Jr. places horses well in spots like this, and Paco Lopez — one of the top riders on the card today — gets the mount. He's only a point behind Judy's Flyer in the ratings and could easily flip the order if pace dynamics set up in his favor.

Liberty Star is dangerous at 2/1 with an impressive 25% career win rate — the highest in the field among the contenders — and a 55 average speed figure that leads all runners. Trainer Wayne Potts puts Paco Lopez on board, which is a significant upgrade in the rider department. She figures to press or set the pace and could easily win outright, making her an excellent underneath play regardless.

Hey Buddy is worth including at 8/1 for exotic players. He carries a 22% career win rate — second-best in the field — and trainer Ernesto Padilla-Preciado has him in a logical spot. If Liberty Star and Twentyeighttothree hook up on the front end and both tire late, Jorge A. Vargas, Jr. could guide Hey Buddy to the front at the right moment for a big-price show or better.

Prince Colton posts an 83.41 rating and a matching 15% career win rate — identical to Market Maven — but edges out his stablemate rival in our ratings by about four points. Trainer John T. Kirby has a live horse here, and Julio A. Hernandez knows this course well. At 7/2, there's real value in backing him underneath if you're not ready to lay the short price on Margin of Air.

Market Maven at 5/2 is the third leg of a logical top-three exacta wheel. Trainer Jamie Ness runs two horses in this race — Market Maven and Noted — and Market Maven is clearly the stable's main hope with a 79.82 rating and Paco Lopez in the saddle. His 53 average speed figure matches the best in the field, and the mile distance should suit a horse that figures to come home strong.

Call Me Andy is nearly identical in the ratings at 83.45 and comes with a top-end 55 average speed figure — the best in this field. Trainer Jamie Ness puts Mychel J. Sanchez aboard, which is a strong jockey booking at any level. His 11% career win rate is the modest part of his profile, but the raw speed numbers suggest he may have been unlucky — and today's distance of 6.5 furlongs should suit.

Amy's Music at 3/1 is a logical show play in a race where the top three are tightly clustered in the ratings. Trainer Phillip Capuano places his horses deliberately, and Jeiron Barbosa is a capable hand at Parx. Her 79.10 rating and 53 average speed figure put her right in contention, and the 3/1 morning line means there's real show value here if the top two run each other into the ground.

Tested at 5/1 posts a 74.21 rating and an 18% career win rate in a race where the field's credentials are mixed. Trainer Philip T. Aristone is well-regarded at Parx, and Mychel J. Sanchez picks up the mount — he's been busy on this card for good reason. The 52 average speed figure is slightly behind the top tier, but the class edge and trainer-jockey combo make Tested a comfortable underneath play.

Tavern Time at 6/1 brings a 72.38 rating and a 23% career win rate that ranks among the best in the field. Trainer Jack Abrams sends Francisco Martinez out, and at 6 furlongs Parx claimers this combination has shown reliability. His 52 average speed figure is consistent, and if the pace gets hot with multiple speed horses, Tavern Time could be fresh late and hit the board at a double-digit equivalent payoff.

Tara's Talent is the 2/1 morning line favorite, and that public support is well-deserved — she's essentially co-rated with our top pick. Trainer Ernesto Padilla-Preciado has had runners on this card all day, and Silvestre Gonzalez gets a live mount. A 13% career win rate in what appears to be a competitive barn signals consistency, and at a shorter price than Sundria, she's the obvious place play if you want to play it safe.

So Swell at 5/1 is a legitimate show contender with a 76.06 rating that clears the rest of the field below the top two. Trainer Irving Rodriguez drops her into a spot where she figures prominently, and Abner Adorno brings track knowledge aboard. Her 10% career win rate is honest for a claimer at this level, and if the top two engage in a duel, So Swell at 5/1 sitting third or fourth could be the one to benefit.