Remington Park Picks & Predictions — November 6, 2026

Attack Now is the 2/1 morning-line favorite for good reason — he won last time out on October 21 and the Erik Asmussen/Steven Asmussen combo hits at 24% wins and 61% in the money. The concern worth noting is that he's placed in just 1 of 6 starts at this medium distance, so the route is a mild question mark. Still, fresh off a win with live connections, he's a strong place play.

Toms Prospector has quietly been knocking on the door — placed in 4 of his last 6 races, and he leads this field in recent race speed at 12.55 sec/furlong for the route. Trainer Logan Ashford and jockey Ronnie Huckaby both earn B grades and have put together a consistent recent pattern. At 10/1 on the morning line, he's outstanding trifecta value.

Fluid Situation brings a lovely distance profile to this race — 2 wins and placed in 5 of 6 starts at exactly 5 furlongs — and the workout tab backs it up with the fastest drill in the field over the last month at 12.00 sec/furlong. Ramon Vazquez in the irons earns an A jockey grade, and the #1 won 20% of our simulations. The age flag (7 years old) is real, but the form at this exact distance is hard to dismiss.

Stayed in for Half brings the best recent race speed figure in the field at 11.36 sec/furlong and owns a productive turf record of 6 wins and placed in 18 of 26 grass starts — this surface is her friend. The claiming price bump from $20,000 to $30,000 is a concern (connections betting she can handle tougher), and she's seven years old. But with that turf resume and the best raw speed figure in the field, she belongs in the exotics.

Laws of Man is the second-ranked horse at 64.39 and comes in off a class drop from $7,500 to $5,000 — a move that often signals a trainer confident in finding the right spot. The #5 owns 4 wins in 24 dirt starts and a 53% in-the-money rate. Jockey Geovanni Franco has been sharp with a 25% win rate over the past year. At 3/1, he may not offer much overlay but belongs firmly in the win/place conversation.

Steel Link is third in our ratings at 54.86 and brings a solid dirt pedigree — 4 wins and placed in 10 of 19 dirt starts — plus the Erik Asmussen/Steven Asmussen combo that consistently performs at Remington. The red flag is that he's placed in just 1 of his last 6 starts and hasn't placed in his last 3 races, so there's clearly something we're waiting to see click back into place. At 4/1, the connections alone keep him in play for exotics.

Irish Lass is a quietly interesting horse at 10/1 — she leads this entire field in recent race speed at 12.79 sec/furlong and has placed in her last two races, showing current form. She's cashed in 6 of 12 dirt starts, solid for a maiden. The concern is a 1-of-4 record at Remington specifically, but the speed figures and recent momentum make her a live exotics piece at double digits.

Reactionary sits third in our ratings at 55.00 and Tyler Bacon earns a B- jockey grade in this spot. The TrackWiz sim has #9 winning 12% of the time — a solid number for a show pick — and the trainer Oscar Flores earns a B grade. The concern is zero placings in 2 Remington starts, so the local track question is real. Still, the rating and sim number make Reactionary worth including in your trifectas at 4/1.

Moneymilitia offers a compelling angle as the place pick at 8/1 — the Cabrera/Trout combination is producing at a 42% win rate and 79% in the money together over the past year, one of the better trainer-jockey numbers on the card today. The #3 is second in our ratings at 79.18 and has placed in 3 of his last 5 starts. At those odds, he's a clear overlay in exactas and a strong exotics anchor.

Vintage Cowboy carries a 74.75 TrackWiz rating and third-best ranking in this field, and the Asmussen barn keeps this one on a short list — the jockey-trainer combo hits at 24% wins and 61% in the money, and there's even a horse-jockey combo angle showing 23% wins and 59% in the money together. The only flag is a seventh-ranked workout over the last month. At 3/1, the show price won't be generous, but Vintage Cowboy belongs in every trifecta you write.

Breakable Code leads this field in recent race speed at 11.92 sec/furlong and owns a career win percentage of 50% — dominant when he's right. The #9 has gone 7-for-12 on dirt tracks, a remarkable hit rate. The age concern (six years old) is noted, but current form and raw speed figures are what win races, and Breakable Code's recent numbers are the best in this field. Second in our ratings at 73.78 and a logical key underneath.

Royalamerican brings a 40% career win rate and has placed in 7 of 10 dirt starts — elite surface consistency for a stakes runner. The Cabrera/Trout combo is running at 42% wins and 79% in the money together over the past year, one of the best angles on this entire card. The concern is real: Royalamerican hasn't placed in his last three starts, so the form cycle is trending the wrong way. Still, at 8/1 the pedigree and connections say he's a live trifecta piece.

Mister Okie leads this entire field in recent race speed at 11.96 sec/furlong and has placed in each of his last two starts — both on today's surface and distance, which is about as relevant as form gets. The #11 also carries a 50% career win percentage and 100% in-the-money rate from his recent races. At 4/1, Weston Hamilton gets the call for trainer Scott Young and this horse looks like a must-use underneath.

By My Boss rounds out the picks at 5/1 with a 50% career win percentage and ranks third in this field for recent race speed at 12.29 sec/furlong. The #8 earns a B+ jockey grade from Ernesto Valdez-Jiminez and a B trainer grade. The flag is a poor workout ranking — eleventh in the field over the last month — so fitness coming into today is a mild question. But with the race speed figures and strong career numbers, By My Boss is a logical exotics piece at a fair price.