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Remington Park Picks & Predictions — November 7, 2026

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Race 11Epic SpenderML 7/57:30 PM EST

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Epic Spender is our best bet among tonight's free races — a 7/5 morning-line shot in Race 1's maiden claiming turf sprint whose jockey-trainer combo has clicked at a 24% win rate and landed in the money 61% of the time over the past year. That's the kind of connection you want when the field is green and every edge counts.

It's a cool, partly cloudy Saturday night at Remington Park — 52°F and comfortable racing weather for a nine-race card that spans both dirt and turf. Three races go on the turf tonight, including an unusual 7½-furlong maiden special weight to close things out in Race 9, so surface versatility in your wagering approach will matter.

The card skews younger and lightly raced — maiden claimers dominate the early half — but it builds nicely into a pair of allowance tests in Races 7 and 8 that offer the most competitive matchups of the evening. Plenty of angles to work with from top to bottom.

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Race 1

7:30 PM EST

Maiden Claiming · 5 fur · Turf

A wide-open turf maiden claimer where the entire field is unproven — no established run styles and all horses at zero career wins — making this a true guessing game, though TrackWiz ratings point to a clear top two separating from the pack.

win1Epic SpenderML 7/5

Epic Spender tops the TrackWiz ratings at 59.33 in a field where nobody is proven, and the connections here are hard to ignore — trainer Steven Asmussen and jockey Erik Asmussen have teamed up for a 24% win rate and 61% in-the-money rate over the past year, elite numbers for any circuit. The morning line of 7/5 reflects the barn's firepower, and our simulations gave Epic Spender a 26% share of 10,000 race runs, the highest in this field. The sharp claiming drop from $75,000 down to $20,000 is a significant flag that connections want a win today. The concern is a pair of off-the-board efforts, but in a maiden field this thin on form, that's forgivable.

place6Bay MarinaML 5/1

Bay Marina checks in as the second-highest rated horse in the field at 53.33 and shares the same trainer as One Heartbeat (Ronnie E. Cravens III), suggesting the connections have a strong presence in this race. The knock is a middling workout rank — sixth-best over the last month — but with no speed figures to compare across the field, raw ratings and connections carry more weight here than usual.

show3One HeartbeatML 6/1

One Heartbeat lands third in the TrackWiz ratings at 51.67 and, like Bay Marina, runs for trainer Ronnie E. Cravens III — a stable sending out two of the top three rated horses in the same race is worth noting. No average speed figure is available, so this is largely a ratings and connections play, but with a 6/1 morning line there's genuine exotics value if the barn fires with both barrels.

We ran Race 1 10,000 times. Most wins:

1Epic Spender26%
6Bay Marina14%
3One Heartbeat12%

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Race 1 is your free look tonight, and Epic Spender is the play. The 5-furlong turf sprint is a wide-open maiden claiming affair, the type of race where connections matter more than a loaded past-performance line. That 24% jockey-trainer win rate isn't a fluke — it's a signal that this partnership knows how to get a horse ready to fire first off the form or in a tricky spot. Our TrackWiz simulation puts Epic Spender's win probability at 26.34%, which runs slightly ahead of what the 7/5 morning line implies. That's not a screaming overlay, but in a wide-open maiden field on turf, any edge is worth leaning into.

The cooler evening temperatures should keep the turf firm and fair — no soft or yielding concerns tonight — which is a neutral-to-positive factor for a first-level turf sprint where pace dynamics tend to stay honest. Watch the board movement; if Epic Spender drifts up toward 2/1, that's even better value.

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Race 2

7:58 PM EST

Maiden Claiming · 5 1/2 fur · Dirt

On paper this dirt maiden claimer looks like a two-horse race at the top, with Dade posting a rating nearly 17 points clear of Cowboy Song, but a pair of claiming price risers in the field add a wrinkle worth watching.

win3DadeML 8/5

Dade is the standout in this field, carrying a 89.12 TrackWiz rating — best by a wide margin — and the Asmussen barn is rolling with their top jockey Erik Asmussen, a duo that hits at 24% wins and 61% in-the-money over the past year. The claiming drop from $20,000 to $10,000 signals that connections are hunting a win, and our simulations back the confidence with Dade winning 33% of 10,000 runs. An in-the-money rate of 33% career isn't flashy, but against this maiden field it's enough to feel comfortable.

place6Cowboy SongML 5/1

Cowboy Song is the second-highest rated horse at 72.92 and shows the best recent race speed among horses with available figures, clocking in second at 12.67 sec/furlong and posting a 33% in-the-money rate. The concern is a claiming price increase from $7,500 to $10,000, which raises questions about eligibility and class, but a 5/1 morning line makes this a solid place play if Dade gets beat.

show4Take the RailML 6/1

Take the Rail grades out third in the ratings at 67.24 and also clocked 12.67 sec/furlong in recent racing — identical to Cowboy Song — giving him legitimate speed claims in this group. Floyd Wethey Jr. brings a 20% win rate over the past year, adding a competent rider angle, though the horse has placed in just one of his last five starts and has struggled to fire in sprint races. At 6/1, he's a reasonable exotic inclusion.

We ran Race 2 10,000 times. Most wins:

3Dade33%
6Cowboy Song16%
4Take the Rail13%

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Race 3

8:26 PM EST

Maiden Claiming · 5 fur · Turf

This turf maiden claimer has a clear class standout at the top of the ratings, but the second and third choices are closely matched and offer real exotics appeal at double-digit morning-line prices.

win6Expect a PreacherML 7/5

Expect a Preacher is in a different stratosphere here — a 89.42 TrackWiz rating, best in the field by over 34 points, backed by the best recent race speed in the race at 12.05 sec/furlong and an in-the-money rate of 66%. She's placed in two straight and in two of her last three, showing consistent form that stands out in a field full of horses that haven't figured it out yet. Our simulations gave her 38% of 10,000 race outcomes — not a lock, but a substantial edge. The 7/5 morning line is short, but the data supports the favoritism.

place2Pop Pops MillieML 4/1

Pop Pops Millie rates second in the field at 55.00 and comes in with the best workout of the month — clocking 12.08 sec/furlong to lead the tab — suggesting she's training well heading into this spot. At 4/1 she offers fair value for a place ticket, though she's coming off a race where she failed to hit the board, so a bounce-back effort is what connections are hoping for.

show3Last Call CowboyML 9/2

Last Call Cowboy grades third at 54.17 for trainer Justin R. Evans, who carries an A grade, and while the horse hasn't placed in either of his two starts at Remington Park, the connections clearly believe the turf suits him. The 9/2 morning line reflects some public support, and in a race where the top pick should clear the field, the battle for second and third is very much up for grabs — making this a reasonable exotics anchor.

We ran Race 3 10,000 times. Most wins:

6Expect a Preacher38%
2Pop Pops Millie15%
3Last Call Cowboy13%

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Race 4

8:54 PM EST

Starter Allowance · 6 fur · Dirt

A competitive starter allowance at six furlongs with three horses bunched tightly between 77 and 80 on the TrackWiz ratings — this is a genuine pick-three race at the top, with the morning-line favorite carrying the most simulation wins but far from automatic.

win5St. Albans RaidML 2/1

St. Albans Raid tops the ratings at 80.25 and is ridden by David Cabrera, who's logged a 22% win rate and 59% in-the-money over the past year — that's as good as it gets at this level. The horse has placed in his last three starts and owns a perfect 2-for-2 record at Remington Park, showing he genuinely likes this track. At 2/1 he's a deserving favorite, winning 23% of our 10,000 simulations, and the form profile — consistent placings combined with strong local numbers — makes him the most logical win play.

place3Super EnticingML 3/1

Super Enticing comes in just 0.27 points behind St. Albans Raid at 79.98 and has placed in three straight, showing consistent late-form. His dirt record of 5 wins and 15 in-the-money finishes from 28 starts tells you he belongs at this level, and his recent race speed — second-best in the field at 12.43 sec/furlong — reinforces the form. At 3/1 he's a natural place bet and could easily outrun the favorite on the right trip.

show4Lottery TicketML 6/1

Lottery Ticket rates third at 77.97 and has one of the most solid profiles in the race — 6 wins and 17 in-the-money finishes from 28 dirt starts, plus a record of placing in 4 of her last 6 and hitting the board in 6 of 9 starts at six furlongs specifically. Trainer Gwendolyn Crosser holds an A grade. At 6/1 she's the best price among the top three and rounds out a natural exacta/trifecta box.

We ran Race 4 10,000 times. Most wins:

5St. Albans Raid23%
3Super Enticing21%
4Lottery Ticket16%

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Race 5

9:22 PM EST

Claiming · 6 1/2 fur · Dirt

An eleven-horse dirt claimer at 6½ furlongs with two clear standouts separated by six points at the top of the ratings — the rest of the field is scrambling for the show spot in what could be a contested pace scenario.

win2Jamesons ChalkML 5/2

Jamesons Chalk leads the TrackWiz ratings at 87.81 and is backed by the most powerful partnership on the grounds — the Asmussen barn with Erik Asmussen up, a combo that hits at 24% wins and 61% in-the-money over the past year. His recent race speed ranks second in the field at 12.49 sec/furlong and he's placed in over half his career starts. Our simulations handed him 29% of 10,000 outcomes, the top mark in the race. At 5/2 morning line he's the logical single for win wagers.

place7Battle Pass PosseML 9/2

Battle Pass Posse is the second-best rated horse at 81.34 and brings something Jamesons Chalk doesn't — the fastest recent race speed in the field at a sharp 11.95 sec/furlong. The Rene Diaz and J.R. Caldwell combination hits at 22% wins and 52% in-the-money, and his dirt record of 2 wins from 14 starts shows he can compete on this surface. At 9/2 on the morning line he's a strong place play and a natural exacta partner with the top pick.

show10Work ZoneML 6/1

Work Zone rates third at 60.74 and has placed in 4 of his last 6 starts — the kind of steady, consistent form you want in a show bet. The claiming drop from $12,500 down to $7,500 is a positive flag suggesting connections are aiming to get a good effort today. At 6/1 he's a reasonable price to round out the exotic tickets in this race.

We ran Race 5 10,000 times. Most wins:

2Jamesons Chalk29%
7Battle Pass Posse21%
10Work Zone12%

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Race 6

9:50 PM EST

Claiming · 1 1/16 mi · Turf

A turf claiming mile-and-a-sixteenth with a clear top-rated contender going postward at a generous 2/1 — but the second-ranked horse is a Hall of Fame-level outfit that will attract plenty of attention at 3/1, setting up a potential show scramble among the mid-pack.

win8ZitiML 2/1

Ziti tops the ratings at 88.54 and the connections are clicking — trainer Dick Cappellucci and jockey Floyd Wethey Jr. have combined for a 26% win rate and 62% in-the-money over the past year, one of the sharper combos in this race. His recent race speed ranks second in the field at 12.20 sec/furlong, and he won 24% of our 10,000 simulations to lead the field. The only knock is that the specific jockey-horse combo is showing only a 20% win rate together, but the overall connections profile and ratings edge make Ziti the right win play at 2/1.

place3MaddienlizzyshonorML 3/1

Maddienlizzyshonor carries a massive 42% career win rate — remarkable at any level — and the Asmussen barn is sending out their top jockey in what looks like a serious attempt. She's placed in her last two starts and the jockey-trainer combo checks in at 24% wins and 61% in-the-money over the past year. The concern is a recent race speed that ranks last in the field, so she may need things to set up perfectly, but her form and connections make her a strong place contender at 3/1.

show5JocastaML 4/1

Jocasta rates third at 77.53 and her recent form is the most consistent in the race — placed in 5 of her last 6 outings. Her recent race speed leads the field at 12.13 sec/furlong, suggesting she's running her best right now. The concern is a limited record at this specific distance (1-for-4 at 1 1/16 miles), but at 4/1 she's a logical show play and worth including in exacta wheels.

We ran Race 6 10,000 times. Most wins:

8Ziti24%
3Maddienlizzyshonor22%
5Jocasta17%

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Race 7

10:18 PM EST

Allowance · 6 1/2 fur · Dirt

A three-way thriller at the top of the ratings — Rev's Tomb, Ship the Money, and Mr Oklahoma are separated by just 1.15 points — making this allowance sprint one of the tightest matchups on the card and a dream race for exotic players.

win6Rev's TombML 7/5

Rev's Tomb leads the TrackWiz ratings at 87.23 and wins 28% of our 10,000 simulations — tops in the field — ridden by David Cabrera, who carries a strong 22% win rate and 59% in-the-money over the past year. His dirt record of 1 win and 9 in-the-money finishes from 13 starts speaks to consistent form without necessarily closing the deal, but his overall in-the-money rate of 69% is excellent. The 7/5 morning line is short but arguably fair given his numbers, and his recent race speed (third-best in the field at 12.39) shows he's firing.

place4Ship the MoneyML 3/1

Ship the Money is essentially a co-favorite in terms of the data — rated 87.08, just 0.15 behind Rev's Tomb — and his recent race speed is the best in the field at 12.10 sec/furlong, a meaningful edge. The Gelner barn has connected at a 27% win rate with jockey Lane Luzzi over the past year. At 3/1 on the morning line he's the horse that could easily flip the script on the top pick, making him a natural place and exacta play.

show3Mr OklahomaML 5/2

Mr Oklahoma rates third at 84.38 and is the Asmussen barn's representative, with Erik Asmussen posting a 23% win rate on the year and the barn-jockey combo at 24% wins and 61% in-the-money. His dirt record is excellent — 3 wins and 15 in-the-money finishes from 21 starts — and an overall in-the-money rate of 71% makes him one of the most reliable horses in the field. At 5/2, he's not a huge overlay, but he's a logical piece in any trifecta construction.

We ran Race 7 10,000 times. Most wins:

6Rev's Tomb28%
3Mr Oklahoma24%
4Ship the Money23%

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Race 8

10:46 PM EST

Allowance · 6 fur · Dirt

An allowance sprint at six furlongs featuring several lightly-raced horses with perfect or near-perfect records — small samples make the ratings volatile, so the pace scenario and connections become especially important in sorting this out.

win2SlightedML 5/1

Slighted tops the TrackWiz ratings at 84.17 and carries the full weight of the Asmussen operation — Erik Asmussen up, the top jockey-trainer combo in the barn logging 24% wins and 61% in-the-money over the past year. His dirt record shows 1 win and 2 in-the-money from 3 starts, and a 33% career win rate is genuine, though his recent race speed ranks sixth in the field at 12.58 sec/furlong — a concern worth noting. At 5/1 on the morning line he's the value play among the top two, winning 23% of our 10,000 simulations.

place7Mogold FormeML 9/2

Mogold Forme rates second at 65.61 and has placed in two straight and in 2 of his last 3, showing sharp recent form. His dirt record of 1 win from 3 starts aligns with his 33% career win rate, and jockey Mario Fuentes is a live rider in this race. The concern is a recent race speed that ranks seventh in the field, suggesting he may need a perfect trip, but at 9/2 morning line he's a solid place play with good form.

show6Dont Worry Bout ItML 9/5

Dont Worry Bout It sits third in the ratings at 58.67 and has the second-best recent race speed in the field at 11.89 sec/furlong — only Texas Splendor is faster. She's placed in both of her last two starts and carries a 100% in-the-money rate from her starts. Ramon Vazquez holds an A jockey grade and has posted a 21% win rate over the past year. At 9/5 she's the public's second choice and a natural show anchor.

We ran Race 8 10,000 times. Most wins:

2Slighted23%
6Dont Worry Bout It20%
1Texas Splendor18%

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Race 9

11:14 PM EST

Maiden Special Weight · 7 1/2 fur · Turf

A twelve-horse turf maiden special weight at 7½ furlongs — an unusually long grass sprint for maidens — where the top-rated horse has a commanding ratings edge over a large, unproven field and figures to be heavily bet down from her 9/2 morning line.

win7FastenurseatbeltsML 9/2

Fastenurseatbelts leads the field with an 81.08 TrackWiz rating and the most compelling recent form in the race — placed in 3 of her last 4 starts with an in-the-money rate of 75%. Her recent race speed ranks second in the field at 12.93 sec/furlong, and she won 23% of our 10,000 simulations to lead all horses. Jockey Mario Fuentes gives her a competent rider, and while trainer Sarah Nicole Davidson holds a B grade, the form profile speaks for itself in a field full of lightly-experienced maidens.

place11Center CutML 5/2

Center Cut is the second-highest rated horse at 57.5 and brings something rare in this field — a 100% in-the-money rate from her starts. The Asmussen barn rolls out Erik Asmussen, their top pilot with a 23% win rate over the past year, and the barn-jockey combo sits at 24% wins and 61% in-the-money. Her recent race speed ranks third at 13.01 sec/furlong on the turf. At 5/2, the morning line may actually be short enough to make her a marginal place value, but she's the most logical horse to chase the top pick.

show10Silent JokerML 5/1

Silent Joker rates third at 53.33 and has been working well — second-best workout of the month at 12.33 sec/furlong — and benefits from one of the best riders on the grounds in David Cabrera, a jockey who's won 22% of his mounts this year and finished in the money in 59%. Trainer C.R. Trout holds an A grade. With a 50% career in-the-money rate and a live rider, Silent Joker at 5/1 morning line is a smart show play and worth including in exacta wheels beneath the top two.

We ran Race 9 10,000 times. Most wins:

7Fastenurseatbelts23%
11Center Cut19%
10Silent Joker13%

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Epic Spender in Race 1 is tonight's free best bet — a sharp jockey-trainer combo on a turf sprint is exactly where we want to be. Beyond that, the allowance races late in the card and a potential longshot angle with Slighted in Race 8 make this a full-card night worth attacking. Full analysis, pace projections, and exotic ticket breakdowns are waiting for subscribers — good luck at Remington tonight.

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