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Remington Park Picks & Predictions — September 27, 2026

September 27, 202612 racesAll Remington Park picks

It's a big Sunday at Remington Park — 12 races, six of them stakes, and 88 degrees of Oklahoma sunshine baking the track under partly cloudy skies. Conditions look favorable for speed on the dirt, and the turf course figures to be firm and fast after what's been a warm stretch heading into late September.

This is one of the better local cards you'll see all meet. The stakes action runs from Race 5 all the way through Race 12, covering both surfaces and a wide range of distances — from a quick 5-furlong turf sprint in Race 10 all the way out to a mile and an eighth on the dirt to close things out in Race 12. There's something here for every type of player, whether you're grinding singles or looking to build a multi-race ticket around the stakes cluster.

TrackWiz has a full card breakdown ready. Races 1 through 3 are free for everyone — after that, the full analysis is available to subscribers. Let's get into it.

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Race 1

8:03 PM EDT

Maiden Special Weight · 5 1/2 fur · Dirt

A wide-open maiden special weight sprint where no horse has a career win to their name — TrackWiz ratings separate the contenders, with the top three separated by just 2.5 points and the morning line all over the map.

win7Clear the ClockML 3/1

Clear the Clock tops our TrackWiz ratings at 56.67 in this maiden field and draws the 7 post with Rene Diaz up — a solid combination for a 5½-furlong dirt sprint where stalking trips from the outside can be golden. The morning line agrees, installing this one as the 3/1 favorite. With no career starts for most of this field to dissect, the ratings edge is the sharpest signal we have, and Clear the Clock holds it clearly. Trainer J.R. Caldwell has a runner primed to show what the training tab has been hinting at.

place8Okie Dokie MML 7/2

Okie Dokie M rates second in the field at 55.83 and sits just off the top at 7/2 on the morning line with David Cabrera in the irons. Like our top pick, this one lacks available speed figures, so the TrackWiz composite rating is doing the heavy lifting — and it says this horse belongs near the top of the order. A place ticket here gives you solid coverage in what figures to be a bunched, unpredictable finish.

show2CongregantML 9/2

Congregant at 9/2 on the morning line posts a 54.17 TrackWiz rating — third-best in the field — and trainer Wade Rarick saddles Richard Eramia, a pairing worth watching in these maiden openers. In a race where the top four are tightly clustered on ratings, Congregant is live for a piece of the superfecta, and the 9/2 morning line means there could be genuine show-parlay value if the favorites cluster at the top.

Race 2

8:33 PM EDT

Maiden Claiming · 7 1/2 fur · Turf

A maiden claiming route on the turf that has a clear top-rated standout but a deep secondary tier that makes exacta construction tricky — this is a race with a potential overlay hiding in plain sight.

win3No Bull PeteML 4/1

No Bull Pete is a significant ratings standout in this field — an 85.62 TrackWiz score that towers over the rest of the entrants and comes attached to a 4/1 morning line that represents real value. Trainer Scott E. Young sends this one out with Lane J. Luzzi, and the 55 average speed figure is among the better marks in the field. Over 7½ furlongs on the turf, horses that rate this far ahead of the field in maiden claiming company tend to be well-meant, and our analysis says to trust the number.

place6Practical PurpleML 6/1

Practical Purple rates second overall at 79.01 and is right in the thick of things at 6/1 — that's a meaningful gap below No Bull Pete but well clear of the rest. Trainer Austin Gustafson puts Ramon Vazquez aboard, and an avg speed figure of 52 is respectable for this level. The 6/1 morning line makes this an intriguing exacta partner if you're looking to build around the top pick.

show7OnthethirstysideML 9/2

Onthethirstyside lands at 74.26 in our ratings — third-best in the field — and Stewart Elliott takes the call for trainer Mindy J. Willis at a palatable 9/2. The 54 average speed figure is solid for a maiden claimer routing on the turf, and Elliott is a capable hand on green surfaces. This horse rounds out the show position nicely and is worth including in trifectas.

Race 3

9:05 PM EDT

Claiming · 1 1/16 mi · Dirt

A six-horse claiming route on the dirt where the ratings favor the top three clearly, but the morning line sets up an interesting inversion — our top-rated horse is NOT the morning line favorite, which creates potential value.

win3DbookML 7/2

Dbook leads all comers with an 86.35 TrackWiz rating, and here's the kicker: the morning line has this one at 7/2, meaning the crowd may be sleeping on the highest-rated runner in the field. A 23% career win rate is sharp for claiming company, and David Cabrera is a savvy pick in the irons for trainer Austin Gustafson. At 1 1/16 miles on the dirt, horses that show a 52 avg speed figure and a strong rating tend to have the engine to grind out a route distance — Dbook checks those boxes.

place1Twelve VoltML 4/1

Twelve Volt is the morning line favorite at 4/1 despite rating second at 81.61 — the crowd clearly likes this one, and with an 18% career win rate alongside a Leandro Goncalves-Juliana Blandi Goncalves husband-wife training stable connection, there's a tight-knit partnership that can sharpen horses quickly. An avg speed of 53 at route distances is workable, and if Dbook hits any trouble, Twelve Volt is right there to swoop in for the top spot.

show2Daryl's BoltML 5/2

Daryl's Bolt comes in as the 5/2 morning line choice — the public's pick — but our ratings (78.17) slot this one third, making it a legitimate show candidate even if the win price won't excite. Trainer Robertino Diodoro is a recognized name who knows how to place horses, and a 13% career win rate is steady. At 5/2, the show price won't be much, but Daryl's Bolt landing in the money is a reasonable expectation.

Our three free races cover a nice spread: a maiden special weight sprint on dirt to open the card (Race 1), a maiden claiming route on turf (Race 2), and a claiming mile-plus on dirt in Race 3. TrackWiz analysis points to Clear the Clock as the play in the opener — a 3/1 morning line shot in a spot where debut runners with strong works can outrun their number. On the turf, No Bull Pete earned our top rating (85.62) going 7½ furlongs in the maiden claimer — a figure that suggests he's legitimately better than his competition. And in Race 3, Dbook leads our ratings at 86.35, making him our highest-rated free pick of the day in a 1 1/16-mile dirt claiming field.

The warm, dry weather should keep the dirt consistent through the afternoon — no bias concerns to flag early. Turf racing at Remington in these conditions typically rewards horses that can settle and close, so keep that in mind when framing your early exactas.

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Race 4

9:37 PM EDT

Claiming · 5 fur · Dirt

This five-furlong dirt claiming sprint has a dominant TrackWiz standout at the top and a sharp pace scenario — John is so far ahead in the ratings that this race looks like a two-horse show with a tight battle behind him.

win7JohnML 5/2

John is the class of this field by a country mile — an 87.81 TrackWiz rating that clears the field by more than 17 points, which is a massive gap in a seven-horse sprint. Belen Quinonez picks up the mount for trainer Mark W. Buehrer, and with a 16% career win rate and an avg speed of 55, the raw material is there to put this race away. At 5/2 on the morning line, John is the right chalk to back — this kind of ratings separation rarely shows up without a reason.

place3Pasa DobleML 5/1

Pasa Doble is the most intriguing runner in the secondary tier — a 70.32 rating AND a 37% career win rate, which is the highest win percentage in the entire field among horses who've run a meaningful sample. David Cabrera, one of the sharper sticks in this jockey colony, takes the call for trainer Boyd Caster. At 5/1, this one offers real place value as the horse most likely to chase John down if something goes sideways.

show4AlgebraML 3/1

Algebra sits at 70.27 in our ratings — nearly identical to Pasa Doble — and Stewart Elliott brings name-brand jockey recognition for trainer Karen E. Jacks at 3/1 on the morning line. A 17% career win rate is solid, and the 54 avg speed fits the five-furlong dirt sprint profile cleanly. Algebra is the logical include for trifectas and show-parlay tickets if you want to hedge off the top two.

Race 5

10:06 PM EDT

Stakes · 1 1/8 mi · Turf

Stakes action on the turf at 1⅛ miles features a field where the public favorite is NOT our top-rated runner — E Lion has the edge in TrackWiz analysis but must overcome the morning line chalk in what should be a quality pace duel.

win2E LionML 9/2

E Lion rates 84.90 — best in this stakes field — and carries a 30% career win rate into a spot where the morning line marks this one at 9/2, making it a genuine value play against the 2/1 chalk. Jose L. Alvarez gets the call for trainer Shane Wilson, and an avg speed of 54 over a turf route is competitive at this level. Taking 9/2 about the top-rated horse in a stakes race is exactly the kind of overlay TrackWiz analysis is built to find — this is our best value play of the race.

place3Seminole ChiefML 5/2

Seminole Chief is the 5/2 second choice and rates 76.24 in our model — a 38% career win rate that ties for the highest in the field makes this one hard to dismiss. Paco Lopez is one of the most accomplished turf riders in this colony, and trainer Joe Sharp has a reputation for having horses ready in stakes spots. If E Lion gets beat, Seminole Chief is the most likely horse doing the beating.

show4GiganteML 4/1

Gigante at 4/1 posts a 72.77 rating with a 31% career win rate — consistent enough to suggest this horse will be around at the top of the stretch. The Asmussen barn (trainer Steven M. Asmussen, jockey Erik Asmussen) is a formidable combination in stakes company, and a turf route at 1⅛ miles suits a horse with this profile. Gigante gives you a strong trifecta anchor at a price that could hold up.

Race 6

10:40 PM EDT

Stakes · 6 1/2 fur · Dirt

A lively stakes sprint on the dirt that features a 100% career win rate runner drawing plenty of morning line support — but our top-rated horse doesn't carry that unblemished record, setting up a fascinating clash between form and raw ability.

win4Kamikaze CowgirlML 5/1

Kamikaze Cowgirl tops our ratings at 82.61 and draws in at 5/1 on the morning line — a price that represents real upside in a stakes sprint. Trainer Danny Pish sends out Weston Hamilton, and a 33% career win rate plus an avg speed of 55 shows this is a live runner with legitimate class. At 6½ furlongs on the dirt, Kamikaze Cowgirl's profile projects well, and our analysis says the 5/1 tag is undervaluing what the ratings indicate.

place7Texas DandelionML 7/2

Texas Dandelion rates 78.60 and has the benefit of Paco Lopez — a high-percentage, stakes-caliber rider — aboard for trainer Joe Sharp at 7/2 on the morning line. The 54 avg speed is respectable, and while career win percentage data isn't available to factor in, Lopez rarely takes a stakes mount he doesn't think can compete. Texas Dandelion is our play to finish right behind our top pick and offers a solid exacta key.

show3SpecialcharlatanML 10/1

Specialcharlatan comes in at 10/1 on the morning line but posts a 76.88 rating — third-best in this stakes field — which makes trainer Logan Ashford's runner a genuine trifecta threat at a price. A 33% career win rate signals a horse that competes when it belongs, and Alex Birzer's experience in local stakes races shouldn't be underestimated. At 10/1, this is the kind of show inclusion that can turn a modest trifecta into a profitable one.

Race 7

11:12 PM EDT

Stakes · 1 1/16 mi · Turf

Nine fillies and mares take to the turf in this stakes route — the top two in our ratings come from opposite ends of the morning line, setting up a potential exotics bonanza if you can get the order right.

win9La FantasticaML 7/2

La Fantastica leads our ratings at 75.93 and is installed at 7/2 on the morning line — a fair price for the top-rated runner in a nine-horse turf stakes. Stewart Elliott picks up the mount for the powerful Steven M. Asmussen barn, which adds significant trainer credibility at this level. A 23% career win rate and a 55 avg speed figure round out a profile that screams late-closing threat in a 1 1/16-mile turf route. This is a horse that should be running past tired rivals in the final furlong.

place6TizawizML 12/1

Tizawiz is the value gem of this race — a 73.96 rating (second-best) tucked behind 12/1 morning line odds despite carrying a 38% career win rate, which is the highest of any horse in this field. Trainer W. Bret Calhoun enters this one with Jose L. Alvarez, and the 54 avg speed is workable at stakes distance on the turf. A 12/1 morning line on a horse with a 38% win rate is the kind of disconnect that makes exotic wagering profitable — Tizawiz is the core of our value play.

show5Fine FinishML 10/1

Fine Finish rates 58.75 and brings an intriguing 56 avg speed figure — the best in the field — to the 1 1/16-mile turf test. David Cabrera rides for the Calhoun barn (same trainer as Tizawiz), giving the operation two bites at the apple. A 21% career win rate is workable, and if the race sets up with honest early pace, Fine Finish has the top-end speed figure to be rolling late.

Race 8

11:42 PM EDT

Stakes · 6 fur · Dirt

A six-furlong stakes on the dirt where the morning line favorite is actually our top-rated runner — rare alignment that gives this race a clearer top than most, though the secondary tier is close enough to keep the exotics interesting.

win3HeavenvilleML 2/1

Heavenville leads our ratings at 74.60 and is the 2/1 morning line favorite — a case where the public and our model agree, which usually means there's legitimate form backing the number. Trainer J.R. Caldwell sends out Rene Diaz, a reliable combination at Remington Park, and a 33% career win rate adds weight to the case. At six furlongs on the dirt, a 54 avg speed figure is competitive at stakes level, and Heavenville profiles as a horse that should be near the lead or tracking close throughout.

place2Perfect MagicML 12/1

Perfect Magic is the most interesting secondary runner here — a 73.96 rating and a 56 avg speed figure (tied for second-best in the field) at 12/1 on the morning line. The Asmussen barn sends Erik Asmussen to ride, and a 15% career win rate in what appears to be a light career suggests there's room to improve. That avg speed of 56 jumping off the page at 12/1 is the kind of number that gets our attention for the place spot.

show7Hola JoeyML 4/1

Hola Joey posts a 72.48 rating alongside the best avg speed figure in the field at 57 — that's a meaningful edge in a six-furlong dirt sprint where raw early speed often determines the outcome. Trainer Gene Jacquot puts Alex Birzer aboard, and a 50% career win rate — while likely over a small sample — is eye-catching. At 4/1, Hola Joey is worth using in trifectas as a horse who might actually speed to the lead and make it wire-to-wire.

Race 9

12:12 AM EDT

Stakes · 6 1/2 fur · Dirt

The night's marquee 6½-furlong dirt stakes features a clear public favorite at even money, but our ratings tell a nuanced story — Grand Yaupon leads the field but has company from a pair of double-digit longshots with surprisingly strong win percentages.

win7Grand YauponML EVN

Grand Yaupon opens as the even-money chalk — the crowd's clear pick — and our ratings back that up at 74.81, topping this seven-horse stakes field. Steven M. Asmussen sends out his son Erik, a combination that has won at this track with regularity. A 25% career win rate is solid at stakes level, and a 55 avg speed figure gives Grand Yaupon enough raw speed to handle the 6½-furlong distance comfortably. At even money, the win price won't set any records, but the ratings justify the confidence.

place3Dear AdmiralML 9/2

Dear Admiral rates second in the field at 68.58 and draws Iram Vargas Diego for trainer Austin Gustafson at 9/2 on the morning line. A 33% career win rate is strong, and the 55 avg speed matches the top pick — meaning this horse won't be giving away ground on ability alone. If Grand Yaupon encounters any trouble or gets shuffled back early, Dear Admiral has the profile to swoop in and claim the runner-up spot.

show5IamkirkML 4/1

Iamkirk is a fascinating include at 4/1 — a 100% career win rate stands out immediately, though in stakes company that figure almost certainly reflects a very small sample. Trainer Robertino Diodoro puts Ramon Vazquez up, and the 55 avg speed ties the field's best marks. Whatever the sample size behind that win percentage, horses that haven't been beaten tend to have something worth respecting — Iamkirk rounds out the trifecta nicely.

Race 10

12:42 AM EDT

Stakes · 5 fur · Turf

Five furlongs on the turf is a speed-favoring distance that can shuffle form dramatically — this stakes has a genuine overlay angle at the top of our ratings, with Let's Go Mark sitting well below top speed on the morning line despite leading the field by a clear margin.

win3Let's Go MarkML 6/1

Let's Go Mark leads our ratings at 82.71 — a meaningful gap over the field — and yet the morning line has this one at 6/1, making it one of the better value angles on the card. Trainer Danny Pish sends out Deshawn L. Parker, and a 20% career win rate in stakes company is respectable. The avg speed figure of 58 is among the best in the field, and at five furlongs on the turf, that kind of raw number can translate to front-end momentum that's very hard to reel in.

place8Jackman's RideML 9/2

Jackman's Ride checks in at 75.07 on our ratings — second-best in the field — and carries a 35% career win rate that ranks among the strongest in this stakes. Rene Diaz takes the call for trainer J.R. Caldwell, a local combination with real familiarity at Remington Park. The 58 avg speed is among the field's best, and at 9/2, this horse gives you a place ticket with legitimate credentials behind it.

show4Governor SamML 3/1

Governor Sam rates 68.98 — third in the field — and comes with Paco Lopez in the irons for trainer George Weaver, who regularly ships quality turf horses into spots like this. A 33% career win rate and the field's best avg speed figure at 59 make this one a legitimate five-furlong threat. The 3/1 morning line suggests the public respects this horse too, and if the pace sets up honestly off the front, Governor Sam could be the one coming home strongest.

Race 11

1:13 AM EDT

Stakes · 1 1/16 mi · Dirt

A five-horse stakes at 1 1/16 miles on the dirt where our top-rated runner sits at 4/1 despite carrying the most dominant stat line in the field — a potential overlay that deserves serious attention.

win5P R StitchML 4/1

P R Stitch is the standout of this card's late action — an 85.62 TrackWiz rating paired with an 87% career win rate, the highest of any horse in today's entire program. Stewart Elliott takes the mount for trainer Kevin Eikleberry, and a 54 avg speed at route distances puts this one well within range. The 4/1 morning line on a horse that wins nearly nine times out of ten in its career is the kind of spot where our analysis says you load up — P R Stitch is the best bet of the race.

place3Krissys StarML 5/1

Krissys Star rates 78.20 and brings a 36% career win rate to the table — both solid marks in a five-horse stakes field. Trainer William E. Morey puts Cristian A. Torres in the irons, and the 53 avg speed is consistent with horses that can grind out a route distance on the dirt. At 5/1 on the morning line, Krissys Star offers genuine place-ticket value as the most likely beneficiary if P R Stitch faces any adversity.

show4RileytoleML 5/2

Rileytole rates 78.05 — nearly identical to Krissys Star — and the Asmussen barn (Steven M. Asmussen training, Erik Asmussen riding) rarely leaves home without a plan. A 20% career win rate and a 54 avg speed figure in stakes company at a route distance are workable numbers. At 5/2 on the morning line, the public clearly respects this one too, and Rileytole rounds out the trifecta as a horse that should be finishing with energy.

Race 12

1:45 AM EDT

Stakes · 1 1/8 mi · Dirt

The finale is a full-field 10-horse stakes at 1⅛ miles — wide open by the ratings, with the top five separated by less than 10 points and multiple horses offering value at double-digit morning line odds.

win9Tricky BusinessML 6/1

Tricky Business leads our ratings at 81.86 and draws Paco Lopez for trainer George Weaver — a high-profile jockey-trainer combination that commands respect in stakes routes. A 40% career win rate is among the strongest in this field, and an avg speed of 53 at route distances fits the 1⅛-mile ask. At 6/1 on the morning line, there's real overlay potential here for the top-rated runner in the field, and Weaver's horses tend to be fit when they make appearances in stakes company.

place6FuzzbusterML 12/1

Fuzzbuster is our value standout of this race — a 73.96 rating paired with a 56 avg speed figure (tied for highest in the field) at a juicy 12/1 morning line. Trainer Victoria H. Oliver sends out Mario Gutierrez, and while a 12% career win rate isn't inspiring, that 56 avg speed figure in a route race is a number that can overcome modest win percentage trends. If the pace gets fast and honest, Fuzzbuster's top speed has the potential to swoop up and steal the place.

show1The Hell We DidML 10/1

The Hell We Did rates 72.63 with a 28% career win rate and draws Ramon Vazquez for trainer Todd W. Fincher — a reliable local combination at Remington Park. A 53 avg speed at 1⅛ miles is consistent enough for a grinder who knows how to get a piece, and the 10/1 morning line turns this into a trifecta play with meaningful payoff potential. In a wide-open finale like this, having a live 10/1 horse in your show spot can make a trifecta ticket worth building around.

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Bottom line: Remington is serving up a serious Sunday card. Free players, focus on Dbook in Race 3 as the sharpest of our complimentary picks. For subscribers, the stakes cluster late in the card — highlighted by Kamikaze Cowgirl, Grand Yaupon, and Tricky Business — is where the real money is made. Full analysis, pace projections, and ticket builds are live now for TrackWiz Premium members. Good luck out there — race smart.

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