Remington Park Picks & Predictions — September 10, 2026

Springtown is the public's choice at 2/1 morning line, and there's something to the hype — she posts an average speed figure of 56, second-best in the race, and her 70.54 TrackWiz rating is the second-highest figure in the field. Ramon Vazquez brings strong tactical sense in turf sprints. The concern is that her 6% career win rate doesn't scream closer, but a clean trip from post 2 could keep her honest.

Transom Bay at 4/1 morning line slots in as a workable show option with a 46.98 TrackWiz rating and a 16% career win rate — among the more experienced horses in the field. Stewart Elliott takes the ride for Mindy Willis, who knows how to place horses in claiming turf routes. In a five-furlong turf sprint where the pace could get contentious early, Transom Bay's experience could see her grab a piece at a reasonable price.

Ambiguous checks in with the second-highest TrackWiz rating at 77.64 and draws post 7 with Ramon Vazquez in the saddle for trainer Abel Ramirez-Rodriguez. At 5/1 morning line, the value is real here — his rating edges out the 5/2 morning-line favorite Solevo by more than five points. A 7% career win rate is modest, but the consistent speed figures (53 avg) suggest he hits the board regularly.

Solevo is the morning-line crowd's pick at 5/2, trained by Hall of Famer Steven Asmussen with Erik Asmussen aboard — that combination alone demands respect. His 71.83 TrackWiz rating is third in the race and his average speed figure of 54 is solid. While our analysis suggests he may be slightly overbet relative to Bishop Creek and Ambiguous, the Asmussen barn's strike rate makes him a reliable show option in the exotics.

G's Twisted Tale at 9/2 is an interesting alternative with a 76.07 TrackWiz rating — second in the field by a comfortable margin. Lane Luzzi has been a capable hand on the turf, and trainer Donna Hjort has her pointed for this spot. With an average speed figure of 54, she's not giving up anything on the clock, and that rating cushion over the rest of the field is worth noting for exacta players looking to maximize value.

Cowgirl Buckaroo comes off the Asmussen barn at 5/2 morning line, with Erik Asmussen up — the same combo to watch in Race 4 and Race 1 throughout the card. Her TrackWiz rating of 57.50 is third in the field, and importantly, her average speed figure of 56 is the highest of any horse in the race. Speed figures that high in a turf sprint often translate, and the Asmussen firepower shouldn't be dismissed even if our top rating goes elsewhere.

Our Moon Pie is right there in the ratings at 85.62 for the powerful Steven Asmussen barn, with Erik Asmussen steering from post 1. She's listed at 4/1 morning line, and while her 8% career win rate is on the lower side, the trainer-jockey combination demands respect in any spot. If Battle Pass Posse gets into a speed duel up front, Our Moon Pie could be perfectly poised to sweep past late.

I'm Enticing at 6/1 morning line is the best value option for the show hole, boasting a 16% career win rate and a 69.16 TrackWiz rating — third in the field. Floyd Wethey Jr. rides for trainer Mark Buehrer, and her average speed figure of 54 is right in the mix. She's been placed at a level where she can compete, and at 6/1, she's a comfortable show play or a third wheel in a trifecta with the top two.

Miss Code Red is a legitimate value angle at 8/1 morning line. Her 28% career win rate is the highest of any horse in this field, and Lindsey Hebert gets the call for trainer J. Alan Williams. A TrackWiz rating of 67.22 and average speed figure of 53 suggest she's capable on the turf, and horses with her win percentage that are posted at 8/1 tend to be underbet. She's worth including seriously in exacta tickets.

Kissin Riches at 5/2 morning line gives Stewart Elliott a live mount for trainer Mindy Willis — who also saddles Belmira in this same race. The 64.65 TrackWiz rating and 55 average speed figure are both solid for this level, and a 11% career win rate reflects consistent efforts. At 5/2, she may be slightly overbet in our view compared to Miss Code Red's value, but she's a safe show inclusion given the trainer's familiarity with the turf at Remington.

Endless Skyway brings a 78.85 TrackWiz rating and a 20% career win rate to the table at 7/2 morning line — a legitimate second choice. Leandro Goncalves rides for Francisco Bravo, a trainer who has a second runner in the race (Atreidesreflection), suggesting this barn is confident in at least one of them firing. Her average speed figure of 55 actually leads the field, making her a dangerous pace factor and a strong place candidate.

Gospel Don at 8/1 morning line is worth a look in the show spot for trifecta players. Angel Ortega Stanley takes the mount for Steve Williams, and the 64.26 TrackWiz rating — third in the race — is solid for a horse at that price. No average speed figure is available in the data, so this is a ratings-based play, but the morning line suggests the barn may be expecting a better effort than the odds imply. In a seven-horse field, sneaking into third at 8/1 is entirely plausible.

Eskimo Charlie is the longshot value angle here at 10/1 morning line despite posting the third-highest TrackWiz rating in the field at 57.67. Richard Eramia rides for Steve Martin, and his average speed figure of 55 — the best of any horse with available figures behind Lil Elvis's connections — is a real asset at 5½ furlongs. In a maiden field where several horses are speed-figure blanks, a horse who actually has a number stands out, and 10/1 is a generous overlay if he runs his figure.

Balboa Drive from David Cabrera and trainer C.R. Trout draws post 10 at 5/2 morning line and holds the second-highest TrackWiz rating in the field at 57.50 — essentially matching Eskimo Charlie. No average speed figure is on record, which introduces some uncertainty, but Cabrera is one of the top riders in the colony and Trout knows how to prep young horses for a maiden debut. At 5/2, he shapes as the logical third wheel in trifecta combinations.

Mr. J at 7/2 morning line is a sound place selection with a 69.99 TrackWiz rating — second in the field — and David Cabrera in the irons for trainer Ron Moquett. An average speed figure of 53 is adequate for the turf route, and in a maiden field where the top of the ratings drops off sharply below No Bull Pete and Mr. J, the second spot on the ticket looks well-protected. Moquett's name on a turf route is always worth noting.

Dade is the morning-line favorite at 3/1 despite ranking fourth in the TrackWiz ratings at 56.67 — suggesting the public is leaning on name recognition of the Asmussen barn rather than pure form. Erik Asmussen gets the call and the operation routinely converts at the windows, so dismissing them entirely would be careless. His average speed figure of 55 ties for best in the race, and the turf at 7½ furlongs suits a horse with a stamina profile. He's a logical show option even if our analysis slots him below No Bull Pete and Mr. J.