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Remington Park Picks & Predictions — October 24, 2026

October 24, 20268 racesAll Remington Park picks

Remington Park is live on Saturday, October 24 with an 8-race card under cloudy skies and a comfortable 74°F. Conditions are about as cooperative as it gets this time of year in Oklahoma City — no rain in the forecast, mild temps, and plenty of racing to dig into.

The card mixes claiming races and allowance company across both dirt and turf, giving us a nice range of betting opportunities from sprint specialists to route runners. Three of those races are completely free to TrackWiz readers, and the full card is unlocked for subscribers.

The headline act is Race 7, an allowance sprint at 6 furlongs where Perfect Magic checks in as the morning line favorite at 8/5 and carries our highest rating on the card at 89.12. But there's value buried in earlier races too — including a longshot angle in Race 8 on the turf that premium members will want to see.

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Race 1

11:30 PM EDT

Claiming · 1 mi · Dirt

A deep claiming mile on the dirt where two horses stand well above the rest on TrackWiz ratings — but a 40% career winner lurking at mid-odds keeps this from being a simple chalk play.

win6Tis CharmingML 7/2

Tis Charming draws the eye immediately with a TrackWiz rating of 86.35 — the highest in the field by a comfortable margin among the top contenders. Trainer Steven Asmussen is one of the most accomplished conditioners in the country, and having his son Erik Asmussen in the irons adds a trusted in-house connection that can't be ignored. Sitting at 7/2 on the morning line, this horse represents solid value for the top-rated horse in the race. The combination of a strong rating and a top barn makes Tis Charming our best bet to lead the trifecta.

place8Twelve VoltML 4/1

Twelve Volt rates second in the field at 84.51 and comes in at 4/1 morning line — which means you're getting near-even value on a horse whose numbers suggest it belongs right at the top. Trainer Juliana Blandi Goncalves has Leandro Goncalves up, keeping this a tight barn operation, and the horse's 17% career win rate is consistent with a competitive claimer who hits the board regularly. Use Twelve Volt underneath Tis Charming in exactas and trifectas.

show9Hollywood IconML 9/2

Hollywood Icon is the wildcard here — a 40% career win rate is the best in the entire field, and that kind of historical hit rate in a claiming race demands respect at 9/2. Jockey Belen Quinonez rides for trainer Jesse Sauceda, and while the TrackWiz rating of 74.9 puts this horse third in the race, that 40% career number suggests a horse that knows how to get to the wire. At 9/2, there's legitimate show value here, and exotic players should consider including Hollywood Icon in trifecta combinations.

Race 2

11:58 PM EDT

Starter Allowance · 7 fur · Dirt

A seven-furlong starter allowance that looks like a two-horse race on paper, with an Asmussen-trained morning-line favorite towering over the field in the ratings — though a sneaky 40% winner lurking at 6/1 could complicate the exacta.

win7Get Her NumberML 2/1

Get Her Number is the class of this field by a wide margin — an 88.54 TrackWiz rating is the highest mark of any horse on today's entire card, and that number alone makes this a horse you build your ticket around. Going postward at 2/1 with trainer Steven Asmussen and jockey Erik Asmussen, this is a polished connections package that fires at a high clip. A 25% career win rate at 2/1 odds is respectable, and the average speed figure of 55 leads the contenders. If there's a single-race best bet on the card, this is it.

place4Cant Stop MunningsML 5/2

Cant Stop Munnings has the second-best rating in the race at 66.44 and brings a 33% career win rate that signals a horse with real ability at this level. The Asmussen barn also conditions this one, though Stewart Elliott takes the mount — a capable rider who knows how to navigate seven furlongs on Remington's dirt. Morning line of 5/2 is fair for a horse that should be fighting for the exacta spot behind Get Her Number.

show2Jolly SamuraiML 5/1

Jolly Samurai at 5/1 offers a bit of price for a horse trained by Justin R. Evans who carries a 20% career win rate — solid credentials at this level. The 57.17 rating places this horse comfortably third in the field, and Floyd Wethey Jr. takes the mount for what should be a stalker's trip over seven furlongs. If the pace gets heated up front, Jolly Samurai could be picking up pieces late and is a worthwhile inclusion in trifecta keys.

Race 3

12:26 AM EDT

Claiming · 1 mi · Dirt

Steven Asmussen drops a well-rated horse into a claiming mile with a morning-line edge, but the top-rated horse in the field goes postward at 5/2 — making this a competitive two-horse top of the ticket with some serious falloff after that.

win4Pass the RosesML 5/2

Pass the Roses tops our TrackWiz ratings at 87.81 and comes in as the 5/2 morning-line second choice — which means the market respects this horse even if it's not the outright favorite. Trainer Steven Asmussen and jockey Erik Asmussen form the same in-barn combo that has been dangerous all card, and an average speed figure of 54 ties for the top of the field. A 12% career win rate is modest, but in a claiming field with ratings dropping sharply after the top two, this horse has the class to control the outcome.

place1Jamesons ChalkML 3/1

Jamesons Chalk is the morning-line favorite at 3/1 and carries a TrackWiz rating of 80.81 — second only to Pass the Roses in this field. Jockey Belen Quinonez rides for trainer Edward Ross Hardy, and the average speed figure of 54 matches the top horses in the race. The 6% career win rate is worth noting, but a horse going postward as the chalk in a claiming race has earned its morning-line position, and Jamesons Chalk figures to be competitive on the front end.

show2LeavenodoubtML 9/2

Leavenodoubt at 9/2 rounds out the ticket as a third option worth including in exotics. The rating of 55.45 falls behind the top two but sits well clear of the rest of the field, and a 6% career win rate reflects a horse that's been competitive without breaking through consistently. Trainer Steve Martin sends this one out with Ezequiel Lara aboard, and at the mile distance on dirt, there's enough of a price to justify a show slot or a trifecta inclusion.

Our three free races today span a mile of dirt action and give us a solid feel for what the track is doing early. Tis Charming opens the card in a claiming mile at 7/2 on the morning line — a price we think is slightly generous given the TrackWiz rating of 86.35. From there, Get Her Number draws our eye in Race 2, a 7-furlong starter allowance where the 2/1 morning line reflects genuine ability and a TrackWiz score of 88.54 that leads the free portion of the card. Pass the Roses rounds out the free trio in Race 3 — another claiming mile — sitting at 5/2 with an 87.81 rating that makes her a legit top choice.

Watch how the early dirt races play out pace-wise. A mile twice in the first three races should give us a clear read on whether closers are getting home or if the front-runners are holding form — that information is gold heading into the back half of the card.

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Race 4

12:54 AM EDT

Starter Allowance · 7 fur · Dirt

A seven-furlong starter allowance that features a legitimate pace duel shaping up between horses with strong speed figures, with the top TrackWiz rating sitting at an attractive 9/2 — not the morning-line favorite — creating real value at the top of the ticket.

win6Yoda WinnerML 9/2

Yoda Winner is our top pick here with an 84.90 TrackWiz rating — the best in the field — and comes in at 9/2 on the morning line, making this an excellent value play when the numbers back it up. A 31% career win rate is outstanding for any race at this level, and the average speed figure of 55 ties for tops in this field. Trainer Pedro Rodriguez-Torres sends Ernesto Valdez-Jiminez to the irons, and a horse winning nearly a third of its starts deserves the top spot on your ticket.

place4MaddienlizzyshonorML 5/2

Maddienlizzyshonor brings the best career win percentage of any horse in this race at 38%, and that kind of consistency in the winner's circle is a real edge in starter allowance company. Trainer Steven Asmussen puts Erik Asmussen aboard at 5/2 morning line, and the TrackWiz rating of 71.27 ranks second in the field. Even if this horse gets run down at the wire, a 38% hit rate horse is going to be on the board more often than not.

show7Lite It Up LouieML 4/1

Lite It Up Louie at 4/1 has a 67.10 rating and a 28% career win rate — making this a consistent performer worth keeping on your radar at a fair price. Tyler Bacon rides for trainer Oscar Flores, and the 55 average speed figure matches the best in the field. In a race where the top contenders could engage in a duel, Lite It Up Louie has the tactical profile to sit just off the pace and sweep up third.

Race 5

1:22 AM EDT

Claiming · 5 fur · Turf

An Asmussen stablemate showdown headlines this five-furlong turf claiming event — two horses from the same barn occupy the top two ratings spots, setting up a fascinating pace scenario and a potential 1-2 finish for one of racing's elite operations.

win1ArmetML 2/1

Armet is our win selection with the top TrackWiz rating in the field at 87.95, going postward as the 2/1 morning-line favorite with Erik Asmussen in the irons. A 20% career win rate and a field-best average speed figure of 56 give this horse every advantage on paper over a short five furlongs on the turf. Trainer Steven Asmussen winning with either of his two entrants here would be no surprise, but Armet's edge in ratings and speed make this horse the primary selection.

place2TaminoML 3/1

Stablemate Tamino rates almost as high at 87.08 — barely a point behind Armet — and offers the intrigue of a dual Asmussen entry that could very well run 1-2. Ramon A. Vazquez takes the mount at 3/1, and Tamino's 12% career win rate is the only knock here, though the five-furlong turf sprint can produce unpredictable outcomes that close the gap between top contenders. In an exacta boxing the two Asmussen horses, the value could be there depending on how the market prices them.

show8Transom BayML 6/1

Transom Bay at 6/1 is the clear third choice on TrackWiz ratings at 73.83, sitting well ahead of the rest of the field outside the Asmussen pair. Trainer Mindy J. Willis sends Stewart Elliott out, and a 14% career win rate on a horse carrying a 73+ rating suggests a consistent competitor that finds the board regularly at this level. If the two favored horses burn each other up early on this short turf sprint, Transom Bay has the profile to pick up the pieces.

Race 6

1:50 AM EDT

Maiden Special Weight · 5 1/2 fur · Dirt

A wide-open maiden special weight at 5.5 furlongs on the dirt — all first-time winners with zero career wins in the field, so it comes down entirely to workout patterns, speed projections, and trainer form rather than race history.

win8Eskimo CharlieML 8/1

Eskimo Charlie is our top selection here at 8/1 despite carrying the top TrackWiz rating in the race at 79.79 — a meaningful edge in a maiden field where the ratings spread matters. Stewart Elliott is one of the stronger riders in this jockey colony, and trainer Steve Martin has this horse ready to fire at a generous morning-line price that the market hasn't fully caught up to. An average speed figure of 55 ties for best in the field, and in a maiden race, the horse with the best underlying numbers often outperforms the odds.

place7WilburtonML 7/2

Wilburton rates second in the field at 77.46 and goes postward at 7/2, meaning the market has a better handle on this one than our win pick. Tyler Bacon rides for trainer Gene Jacquot, and the 55 average speed figure matches the top horses in the race. As a bridesmaid play underneath our win pick, Wilburton makes sense as the most likely horse to fill out the exacta.

show6Balboa DriveML 2/1

Balboa Drive is the morning-line favorite at 2/1 and lands as our show selection — a reflection of the market's confidence without matching our top ratings pick. Trainer C.R. Trout sends David Cabrera to the irons, and the 58.33 TrackWiz rating and 55 average speed figure make this a legitimate threat. The gap between the market's view and our ratings on this horse is worth noting — use Balboa Drive in your trifecta bottom but don't overlook the overlay value sitting at the top of our board at 8/1.

Race 7

2:18 AM EDT

Allowance · 6 fur · Dirt

A six-furlong allowance that features the second-highest-rated horse on today's full card — the morning-line favorite looks like a standout, but a 27% career winner at 5/2 lurking in the second spot keeps the exacta interesting.

win6Perfect MagicML 8/5

Perfect Magic carries an 89.12 TrackWiz rating — the top mark of any horse on today's card — and goes to post at 8/5 with trainer Steven Asmussen and jockey Erik Asmussen in a pairing that has shown up all card long. The 56 average speed figure leads the field, and while the 15% career win rate is the one mark that gives slight pause, allowance horses with elite figures often carry relatively modest win percentages simply because they've been running in tougher spots. At 8/5, this is a short price, but the horse has earned it.

place5J. P. RaceML 5/2

J.P. Race at 5/2 is the clear second option here — an 83.50 rating and a 27% career win rate that is the second-best in this allowance field. Tyler Bacon rides for trainer Oscar Flores, and the 55 average speed figure is right in the mix with the top horses. A horse winning more than a quarter of its career starts has the kind of competitive fire that keeps it on the board even when outclassed at the top.

show3Golden GritML 3/1

Golden Grit at 3/1 brings the third-best TrackWiz rating at 79.07 and a 23% career win rate that speaks to a horse consistently in the hunt. Trainer J.R. Caldwell sends Rene Diaz out for what should be a stalker's trip over six furlongs, and the pace setup in this race — with quick horses near the front — could set up perfectly for Golden Grit to close into the show spot. A solid trifecta option underneath the top two.

Race 8

2:46 AM EDT

Maiden Claiming · 7 1/2 fur · Turf

A maiden claiming turf route at 7.5 furlongs brings out a large, unpredictable field of winless horses — the TrackWiz ratings show a clear top three, but on the turf at this distance, form can emerge from unexpected spots.

win5CooldrinkawaterML 8/1

Cooldrinkawater is our top selection at 8/1 morning line — a legitimate overlay given the 77.39 TrackWiz rating that leads this field when you account for the full picture. Trainer Mindy J. Willis puts Stewart Elliott aboard, a rider who has shown up multiple times on this card with sound judgment in routing situations. At 7.5 furlongs on the turf, a horse with an average speed figure of 52 and a field-best rating has the profile to sit comfortably mid-pack and pounce in the stretch — and 8/1 is a price worth attacking.

place10BlackwingML 5/2

Blackwing is the 5/2 morning-line favorite and rates second in the field at 73.47 with an average speed figure of 54 that leads all contenders in this race. Floyd Wethey Jr. rides for trainer Dick Cappellucci, and while every horse in this maiden claimer is still searching for that first win, Blackwing's numbers suggest it's the horse most likely to graduate. The market clearly agrees, and this one makes sense as the top exacta counterpart to our win pick.

show3G's Twisted TaleML 6/1

G's Twisted Tale at 6/1 rounds out the trifecta with a 70.71 rating that slots in cleanly third in the field. Lane Luzzi takes the mount for trainer Donna Hjort, and the 54 average speed figure is right on par with the top horses. In a wide-open maiden claimer on the turf, the extra distance of 7.5 furlongs can expose horses who got by on speed alone — G's Twisted Tale has the profile of a horse that could find its best running late and grab the show spot.

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Saturday at Remington Park shapes up as a quality betting card with clear standouts — Perfect Magic in Race 7 is the marquee play, but Get Her Number in Race 2 and Pass the Roses in Race 3 give free members two more strong spots to work with. For the complete picture — pace scenarios, exotic tickets, and our full ratings across all 8 races — the analysis is waiting for you behind the TrackWiz paywall. Good luck at the windows today.

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