Remington Park Picks & Predictions — October 29, 2026
Best bets at Remington Park, October 29, 2026
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Remington Park is open for business this Thursday afternoon, serving up a 9-race card under cloudy skies and a comfortable 78°F — the kind of fall weather that keeps the track playing fair and the speed figures honest. No rain in the mix means the dirt should be consistent all day, which is good news for pace handicappers looking to project splits with confidence.
Today's card is a nice mix of conditions — claiming races anchor the program, but we've also got a pair of Maiden Special Weight routes and an Allowance sprint in Race 8 that gives us a chance to spot some horses on the way up. The turf gets action in Races 4 and 7, and with no moisture around, the grass should be playing firm and true. That matters for pace and positioning on the turn.
Three races are fully unlocked for every TrackWiz reader, with our top picks in Races 1, 2, and 3 all carrying strong TrackWiz ratings in the mid-to-upper 80s. The full card — including a promising longshot angle in Race 6 and a pace-centric breakdown of the turf mile in Race 7 — is available to subscribers.
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Race 1
Claiming · 6 1/2 fur · Dirt
A clear top-three separation emerges in this 6.5-furlong dirt claimer, with the morning line favorite backed by the meet's marquee barn — but the pace scenario could shuffle the order late.
Gonnabeagoodday earns the top TrackWiz rating in the field at 88.54 and comes out of the powerful Steven M. Asmussen barn, one of the most consistently profitable outfits at Remington Park. Erik Asmussen climbs aboard, keeping the connections tight — always a positive sign when a trainer trusts family in the irons. At 2/1 on the morning line, the market agrees with our model, though the average speed figure of 54 is competitive enough for this class. If Gonnabeagoodday breaks cleanly and settles into a good stalking position, this race looks like hers to lose.
Uptono Buena posts the second-highest TrackWiz rating in the field at 81.3 despite a modest 5% career win rate — suggesting this horse has run well without always sealing the deal, a classic place horse profile. At 3/1, Ramon A. Vazquez takes the reins for trainer Abel Ramirez-Rodriguez, and the combination of a competitive average speed figure and solid rating makes Uptono Buena a strong candidate to fill the exacta.
Brody's Chrome rates third in the field at 79.94 and shares the top average speed figure in the race at 55, matching Gonnabeagoodday's best number. Jesse Oberlander sends this one out at 9/2, which represents a touch of value if the top two battle it out on the front end. A solid show option to anchor exacta and trifecta coverage.
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Bottom line for Thursday at Remington: Gonnabeagoodday, Shotgun Sally, and Youramystyle are your free best bets to lead off the card, all backed by TrackWiz ratings north of 87. The turf, the late-card Allowance, and a live longshot in Race 6 round out a day with real multi-race potential. Subscribers get the full roadmap — pace projections, ticket breakdowns, and every angle — at /pricing. Good luck out there, and as always, bet smart.