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Remington Park Picks & Predictions — October 15, 2026

October 15, 20269 racesAll Remington Park picks

It's a wet Thursday at Remington Park — rain is falling and temps are sitting at 65°F, which means that Oklahoma dirt is going to be playing a different game than it does on a sunny afternoon. Nine races are on the docket, and the track condition story is going to run through every single one of them.

Wet-fast or sloppy? Either way, pace dynamics shift, closers can get a boost, and horses with prior experience on an off track become real factors. TrackWiz analysis has been filtered through that lens for the full card — and a few of our ratings reflect some notable upsets in the making.

Three races are free to all readers today, covering the early part of the card. The remaining six are unlocked for subscribers, including a turf allowance in Race 8 that you'll want to watch closely — assuming the turf course stays open with all this rain.

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Race 1

11:30 PM EDT

Claiming · 6 1/2 fur · Dirt

A wide-open claiming sprint with two clear TrackWiz standouts separated from the pack, but a competitive mid-tier makes this one tricky beneath the top two.

win8Bron and BrowML 5/1

Bron and Brow owns the field's highest TrackWiz rating at 84.17 — a significant edge over the next-closest rival — and the Steven M. Asmussen barn is never to be taken lightly at Remington. Erik Asmussen gets the call in the irons, keeping this a tight connections situation. With a 21% career win rate and a rating gap that speaks for itself, Bron and Brow looks like the horse to beat at a workable 5/1 morning line.

place9Vietnam VictoryML 9/2

Vietnam Victory brings a 26% career win rate — tied for the highest in the field alongside Sixhoofsevenhoof — and a TrackWiz rating of 73.43 that puts this one firmly in the second tier of contenders. Trainer Danny Pish has the horse positioned well at 9/2 on the morning line, and if anything disrupts Bron and Brow, Vietnam Victory is the most logical beneficiary.

show3Martini BluML 7/2

Martini Blu holds the field's top TrackWiz rating at 61.21, edging out the other mid-tier runners, and trainer Ron Moquett with David Cabrera up is a solid combination at Remington. The 7/2 morning line makes Martini Blu one of the shorter-priced horses in the race, suggesting the market also sees a place in the exotics here.

Race 2

11:58 PM EDT

Maiden Special Weight · 6 fur · Dirt

A first-time maiden field where TrackWiz analysis points to a significant longshot overlay — the top-rated horse opens at 15/1, setting up a potential value bonanza in the exacta.

win1Minnie's PearlsML 15/1

Minnie's Pearls is the top-rated horse in this maiden special weight by a clear margin at 64.43, yet the morning line has her pegged at 15/1 — that's a disconnect worth exploiting. Trainer Francisco Bravo and jockey Floyd Wethey Jr. team up on a horse whose TrackWiz rating meaningfully outpaces the field's next-best runners. In a wide-open maiden sprint where no one has won before, the horse with the biggest analytical edge deserves a serious look at double-digit odds.

place10Midnight TapperML 3/1

Midnight Tapper comes out of the powerful Steven M. Asmussen barn and is installed as the 3/1 morning line favorite, reflecting the market's respect for that operation. The TrackWiz rating of 56.67 places Midnight Tapper in solid contention even without a published speed figure, and first-out runners from this barn at Remington frequently run well fresh.

show6Golden HollyML 4/1

Golden Holly shows the field's top average speed figure at 55 among horses with published numbers, and Stewart Elliott is a reliable pilot who knows this oval. At 4/1, trainer Mindy J. Willis has this filly positioned as a logical exacta/trifecta piece if the top two meet expectations.

Race 3

12:26 AM EDT

Maiden Claiming · 6 fur · Dirt

The Asmussen barn sends out two live entrants in this maiden claimer, but the top-rated horse carries a dominant edge over a field that otherwise lacks a true standout.

win1More CoffeeML 3/1

More Coffee tops this maiden claiming field with a commanding TrackWiz rating of 87.08 — nearly 17 points clear of the second-best horse — and trainer Steven M. Asmussen pairs with Stewart Elliott, a jockey who knows exactly how to get a horse home at Remington. The 3/1 morning line reflects the public's confidence, but a rating edge this large in a maiden claimer is not easy to dismiss. More Coffee's average speed of 54 is right in line with the competitive range of the field.

place6Melly's BirkinML 9/2

Melly's Birkin sits second in the TrackWiz ratings at 70.24 and posts a solid average speed figure of 54, giving trainer J. Alan Williams a legitimate contender at a generous 9/2 morning line. Jockey Lindsey Hebert gets the mount, and this filly's profile as a closer type could complement the pace scenario nicely if More Coffee draws out the early speed.

show7Cowgirl BuckarooML 7/2

Cowgirl Buckaroo carries a TrackWiz rating of 65.95 and the backing of the Asmussen barn with Erik Asmussen in the irons — that's a powerful one-two punch even in a maiden claimer. Listed at 7/2, this horse figures as a natural exacta partner with stablemate More Coffee, and the barn's willingness to run two in the same race usually signals confidence in both.

The first three races give us a nice cross-section of the card. In Race 1 — a 6½-furlong claiming sprint on dirt — Bron and Brow sits at 5/1 on the morning line and earns our top rating of 84.17 for the field. That's a horse we like as a value play before the crowd gets involved. Over in Race 3, More Coffee rates as the most confident free-race selection of the day at 87.08 — a maiden claimer at 3/1 who sets up nicely given the wet conditions favoring early pace control at this distance.

The wildcard is Race 2, where Minnie's Pearls catches the eye at 15/1 in a maiden special weight field. Her rating of 64.43 isn't the highest, but in a wide-open maiden sprint on a rain-affected track, longshots with the right pedigree for soft ground are worth a serious look. We'll get into the specifics in the race card — but don't dismiss her outright just because the morning line looks long.

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Race 4

12:54 AM EDT

Claiming · 7 fur · Dirt

Big Tech looms as a class standout in this seven-furlong claimer, but a pair of sneaky-live longshots could make the exacta and trifecta worth constructing wide.

win3Big TechML 5/2

Big Tech checks all the boxes here — the field's top TrackWiz rating at 79.55, the best average speed figure in the race at 55, and the Asmussen/Erik Asmussen combination that consistently delivers at this track. A 9% career win rate in the context of a claiming horse at this level is respectable, and the 5/2 morning line suggests this is the public's horse too. The edge in both the speed figure and the analytical rating make Big Tech our best bet in Race 4.

place6Toms ProspectorML 10/1

Toms Prospector is the standout value angle in this race — a TrackWiz rating of 76.88 that nearly matches Big Tech's, yet the morning line has this horse sitting at 10/1. Trainer Logan Ashford and jockey Ronnie Huckaby don't jump off the page, but horses with this kind of ratings-to-odds mismatch in claiming races deserve serious exacta consideration. If Big Tech has any trouble, Toms Prospector has the underlying numbers to capitalize.

show9BravitasML 7/2

Bravitas brings a 61.52 TrackWiz rating and a 7% career win rate for trainer Justin R. Evans, who also saddles Bravitas alongside Cat Gamer in Race 1, suggesting the barn is active and engaged this card. Tyler W. Bacon has been a consistent presence in the Remington irons, and at 7/2, Bravitas makes solid sense as a trifecta closer.

Race 5

1:22 AM EDT

Claiming · 5 fur · Turf

This five-furlong turf sprint has a loaded top tier with three horses bunched tightly at the top of the ratings, setting up a potentially heated pace battle on the grass.

win8Joe's CandyML 7/2

Joe's Candy sits atop the TrackWiz ratings at 86.35 in what is a competitive turf sprint field, and the Asmussen/Erik Asmussen combination on the grass is a trustworthy angle. The horse's 9% career win rate is modest, but the average speed figure of 55 matches the top of the field and the ratings edge is meaningful. At 7/2, Joe's Candy offers fair value as the win choice on turf.

place9Transom BayML 9/2

Transom Bay is separated from Joe's Candy by less than two rating points at 84.46, making this horse nearly as dangerous as the top pick. Trainer Mindy J. Willis puts Stewart Elliott up — a jockey comfortable on the turf — and the 14% career win rate gives Transom Bay a solid base of form. The 9/2 morning line is a fair number for a horse this close to the top of the field.

show10Strategic WarriorML 5/1

Strategic Warrior brings the field's highest career win rate at 25% and a TrackWiz rating of 78.45 that puts this horse in the thick of the trifecta conversation. Trainer Tristan Ashford and jockey Iram Vargas Diego know how to place a horse, and the 5/1 morning line offers genuine value for a runner with this level of win percentage. Absolutely worth including in exotics.

Race 6

1:50 AM EDT

Maiden Special Weight · 1 mi · Dirt

An open maiden special weight going a mile on dirt, with no debuting standout, leaving the Asmussen barn's pair as the analytical benchmarks in an otherwise murky field.

win4EpsilonML 3/1

Epsilon heads the TrackWiz rankings at 56.67 and draws the backing of Steven M. Asmussen with Erik Asmussen in the saddle — a combination that knows how to win maiden races at Remington. Without a published speed figure on record, this horse's profile is largely projection-based, which is why the 3/1 morning line feels about right rather than a steal. In a thin maiden field going a mile, the Asmussen operation's ability to have horses ready first-out gives Epsilon a meaningful edge.

place7MegacenterML 4/1

Megacenter is the second Asmussen entrant in this race with Stewart Elliott aboard, rated 55.0 and listed at 4/1. The average speed figure of 51 is the lowest among horses with published numbers, suggesting Megacenter may need to improve off prior efforts, but the barn fires first-out winners regularly enough that both entrants warrant respect.

show8CurlinpowerML 5/1

Curlinpower carries a TrackWiz rating of 53.33 for trainer Scott E. Young, who has shown good form at Remington, with Floyd Wethey Jr. getting the call. The average speed figure of 52 is in the mix, and at 5/1, this horse represents a sensible trifecta inclusion in a maiden race where the top of the field is closely bunched.

Race 7

2:18 AM EDT

Claiming · 7 fur · Dirt

Ship the Money comes in with a big ratings edge as a potential overlay at 8/1, while a horse with a 33% career win rate lurks at a short price and adds intrigue to the pace picture.

win3Ship the MoneyML 8/1

Ship the Money owns the field's top TrackWiz rating at 79.79 and posts an average speed figure of 55 — tied for the field's best — yet the morning line has this horse at a generous 8/1. Trainer Jayde J. Gelner and jockey Lane J. Luzzi team up on a horse with a 20% career win rate, and that combination of strong ratings and a double-digit morning line screams value. In a seven-furlong dirt sprint with legitimate pace scenarios in front of it, Ship the Money has the profile to hit the board at minimum.

place10Endless SkywayML 5/1

Endless Skyway brings the field's highest career win rate at 28% — a number that stands out in a claiming field — and a TrackWiz rating of 71.64 that confirms the underlying quality. Trainer Francisco Bravo and jockey Leandro D. Goncalves give this horse a capable connections pairing, and the 5/1 morning line reflects a horse the market respects as a live threat to hit the board.

show2Get DreamyML 4/1

Get Dreamy rates at 61.97 with trainer Miguel Angel Silva sending out a horse that puts up an average speed figure of 53. Ernesto Valdez-Jiminez has been a busy and effective jockey on this circuit, and the 4/1 morning line positions Get Dreamy as a logical trifecta component in a race where the top two feel well-defined.

Race 8

2:46 AM EDT

Allowance · 7 1/2 fur · Turf

An allowance turf route with a clear ratings standout that comes with a meaningful speed figure advantage — but a 40% career winner lurking mid-field adds a dangerous wildcard element.

win4Brink of WarML 4/1

Brink of War leads the TrackWiz ratings by a wide margin at 85.62 and posts an average speed figure of 58 — the highest in this allowance turf field by two lengths of daylight. Trainer Karen E. Jacks has two horses in this race, and Jose L. Alvarez gets the call on the top one. An 18% career win rate at the allowance level on turf at 7.5 furlongs makes this horse the clear analytical choice, and 4/1 is a fair number for this profile.

place6Silver AssassinML 5/2

Silver Assassin is the second Karen E. Jacks runner in this race, rated 70.85 with an average speed figure of 56 that trails only Brink of War in this field. Stewart Elliott, a veteran turf jockey, gets the mount, and a 17% career win rate tells you this horse knows how to finish. The 5/2 morning line may be the shortest in the field, but the underlying numbers justify the market position as a strong place contender.

show8QualitysoulofmineML 9/2

Qualitysoulofmine stands out for one reason above all else — a 40% career win rate that is by far the highest in this allowance field. Trainer Tristan Ashford sends this horse out with Iram Vargas Diego aboard, and while the TrackWiz rating of 64.96 trails the top two, a horse that wins nearly half its starts at any level demands respect in the exotics at 9/2.

Race 9

3:14 AM EDT

Maiden Special Weight · 6 fur · Dirt

A twelve-horse maiden special weight field that spreads wide at the top of the ratings, with several Asmussen-trained runners and a pair of Robertino Diodoro horses adding depth to an already unpredictable opener.

win3Big Sky PosseML 7/2

Big Sky Posse tops the TrackWiz ratings at 55.83 for trainer Robertino Diodoro, one of the sharper outfits at this level, with Floyd Wethey Jr. taking the mount. An average speed figure of 55 — the highest published figure in this field — is a meaningful edge in a maiden sprint where raw early pace often decides the outcome. The 7/2 morning line is fair for a horse with this combination of rating and speed figure leadership.

place1J J WarriorML 9/2

J J Warrior rates 54.17 for the Asmussen barn with Erik Asmussen aboard — a tight connections play that delivers regularly at Remington. The 9/2 morning line is reasonable, and with an average speed of 53, this horse projects as a pace-competitive type who can sit close to the early fractions and pounce in the stretch. The Asmussen barn's first-out maiden record makes this a horse you can't comfortably leave off the ticket.

show7FlebotomistML 5/1

Flebotomist rounds out the TrackWiz top three at 53.33 for trainer Jayde J. Gelner, who also trains Race 7's top pick Ship the Money — suggesting a barn in form this card. Lane J. Luzzi gets the mount, and an average speed figure of 55 ties for best in field. At 5/1, Flebotomist is a logical trifecta include in a crowded field where the top three are closely rated and any pace scenario can shuffle the final order.

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Bottom line: More Coffee is our most confident play of the free card, Bron and Brow offers value at 5/1 in the opener, and Minnie's Pearls is the longshot worth a small swing in Race 2. For the full card — including pace scenarios, exotic ticket breakdowns, and our take on Brink of War in the Race 8 allowance — it's all waiting for you behind the paywall at TrackWiz Premium. Good luck out there, and watch that track condition update before you finalize anything on the turf.

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