Prairie Meadows Picks & Predictions — June 14, 2026

High Flying Shake Ia is another Wessels runner at 55.83 — just a point and a half behind the top pick — making an exacta with the barn's two best runners a real consideration. The 7/2 morning line offers a touch of value, and in a race where the top three are separated by fewer than four rating points, finishing in the top two is a realistic outcome. A natural partner underneath Thewayperrywantstoo.

Ts Seven Dollar Beer is the Fernando Ivan Manriquez entry here, rating at 54.17 and priced at 9/2. It's the only non-Wessels horse in the top four of our ratings, giving it a measure of independence in case the Wessels runners run into each other. In a short trial, any stumble or traffic problem opens the door for a third runner to sneak into the frame — and this one has the rating to belong.

Tricked Out Wagon rates second at 55.83 under trainer Fernando Ivan Manriquez, who also has the top pick in Race 2 today — a busy and productive barn at this meet. The 7/2 morning line is in line with the rating differential, making this a logical place play that doesn't require a huge leap of faith. Stack this one right behind Surely Not Me in exactas.

Ts Cyber Hunny checks in at 54.17 on the TrackWiz scale and breaks from the rail — post 1 in a sprint this short can be a neutral-to-slight edge depending on the break. Trainer William S. Harris puts Cristian R. Esqueda in the saddle, a jockey who gets multiple mounts on today's card and is clearly dialed in at Prairie Meadows right now. At 9/2, a show ticket here is solid exotic coverage in a closely rated field.

Gav's Collectin rates right behind the favorite at 57.50 and goes at 5/2 — trainer Brandi Jo Fett doubles up today with two runners in this race, showing confidence in her operation's maiden stock. The rating gap between the top two is barely a point, meaning if Enticing Hottie hits any trouble, Gav's Collectin has the ability to swoop in. A strong place play in a compact maiden field.

Cappuccino Cafe sits third in the ratings at 56.67 and is the 3/1 third choice, making this a chalk-heavy top three with the ratings bunched together. Trainer Dan L. McFarlane has Israel Hernandez in the saddle — a jockey comfortable navigating five-furlong maiden sprints at Prairie Meadows. At 3/1, the show price won't be generous, but the rating supports inclusion in all-way trifectas.

Double Echo rates second in the field at 78.27 and carries the field's highest average speed figure at 55 — a meaningful edge in a one-mile dirt route where sustained pace matters. Trainer Jon G. Arnett has a 12% career win horse in Orlando Mojica's hands, and the pace scenario over a mile sets up well for a closer who can sit a few lengths back and unleash late. A natural place play with real win upside.

Our Flat Out draws the rail and is trained by Lynn Chleborad, who also fields Mash On the Gas in this same race — splitting attention across two starters is common at this level, but a 22% career win rate suggests this horse knows how to compete. The TrackWiz rating of 60.51 puts it third in the field, and at 5/1 there's enough value to include in trifectas. Chleborad runners at Prairie Meadows tend to be fit when entered.

Belle Blaze is the value standout in this race, carrying a TrackWiz rating of 80.35 at 6/1 — that's a significant overlay for a horse rated second in the field. Trainer Oscar Flores and jockey Ronnie Huckaby team up here, and with an average speed of 54, this filly has the raw figures to compete wire-to-wire or sit a length off the pace. In TrackWiz analysis, a double-digit rating advantage over the third horse at three times the odds is exactly the kind of place play you want in exactas — put Belle Blaze right behind Red Eleanor.

Gospel Fabulous opens at 5/1 with a 70.20 TrackWiz rating — third in the field and a respectable number for a claiming-level route. Trainer F. Dewaine Loy has a horse with an average speed of 51, which is a touch below the top two, but in a race where the pace could set up for closers, any pace meltdown up front opens the door. With a career win rate of just 7%, this one needs things to go right, but the rating supports show consideration.

Wildatlanticstorm is the obvious public choice at 2/1 with a 45% career win rate — that's genuinely elite consistency and explains every dollar of the short price. Trainer Logan Ashford has Elvin Gonzalez in the irons, and an average speed of 56 ties the field leaders. Our analysis puts this one second in the ratings at 81.44, so the ability is unquestioned — this is a place play you can trust, just not one that offers value at the top.

Our Last Chance rates third at 59.39 with a 30% career win rate, one of the stronger win percentages in an allowance field that leans heavily on two horses at the top. Trainer Bonnie Birzer puts her husband Alex in the saddle — a family stable that often runs sharp when double-entered at a meet. Average speed of 56 matches the leaders, and at 5/2 in the morning line, the show price may be tight but the form holds up.

Hola Joey is the co-favorite territory at 9/5 with a 50% career win rate — and that win rate is frankly remarkable, suggesting a horse that gets to the line first with uncommon regularity. Trainer Gene Jacquot has Alex Birzer up, and an average speed of 56 puts this one a notch below Mission Beach by the figures. The public price reflects the win rate, not the speed figures — a place ticket here is safe but won't pay generously. Use as a backup in exactas.

Strato opens at 8/1 with a 64.55 TrackWiz rating — third in the field and a solid middle-of-the-pack profile in a six-horse stakes. Trainer John Haran gives Orlando Mojica the mount, and with an average speed of 55 and a 26% career win rate, this one can hit the board when the pace in the stakes gets honest. At 8/1, a show ticket on Strato is a genuine value hedge in a race where the top two are pointed at win pools — trifecta players should give this one strong consideration.

Olympic Flame is the most intriguing runner in this race at 10/1 — rated second by TrackWiz at 61.69, yet going off at double-digit odds in a field where the public short-priced another horse. Trainer Pam Schutz sends this one out with Walter De La Cruz in the irons, and an average speed of 53 is in line with most of the field. A maiden that hasn't won yet but rates this well at 10/1 is exactly the kind of place play that pays real money — this is a live longshot.

She's a Cyclone draws the most public attention at 8/5, and it's not without merit — a 59.00 TrackWiz rating and an average speed of 54 are solid enough numbers. Trainer Tanner Tracy puts Orlando Mojica aboard, a jockey with multiple mounts today who clearly has a feel for Prairie Meadows. Our analysis slots this one third in the ratings, meaning the short price oversells the edge — but a show ticket here is still a safe foundation for exotic wagering.