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Remington Park Picks & Predictions — November 11, 2026

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Race 12Added TouchML 5/27:30 PM EST

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Last 30 days at Remington Park: our top pick won 10 of 37 races (27%) and finished in the money in 20.

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Added Touch is our best bet on the free portion of tonight's card — a 5/2 morning-line shot in Race 1 whose jockey has cashed in 60% of races over the past year and whose TrackWiz rating of 87.81 leads the field. That's the kind of live overlay you circle before post time.

Conditions at Remington Park tonight are as good as it gets for late-autumn racing in Oklahoma — clear skies, 62°F, and a fast dirt strip that should reward speed throughout the card. Eight races are on the schedule, mixing claiming routes and sprints across both dirt and turf, with a Maiden Special Weight and an Allowance race adding a bit of class variety to keep things interesting.

The turf races are worth watching closely tonight. With firm footing expected, pace scenarios on grass can get tactical in a hurry, and our simulations flagged a couple of spots where the morning line may be leaving value on the table. More on that in the premium breakdown.

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Race 1

7:30 PM EST

Claiming · 6 1/2 fur · Dirt

A wide-open 10-horse claiming sprint where the top-rated horse holds a meaningful edge on paper, but several mid-tier runners are close enough in rating to make this a genuine betting race with multiple threats.

win2Added TouchML 5/2

Added Touch comes in as the top-rated horse in the field at 87.81, and the connections alone command attention — Erik Asmussen in the irons with trainer Steven M. Asmussen, a combo that hits at 24% wins and 62% in-the-money over the past year. The TrackWiz model gave this one a 26% sim win rate across 10,000 runs, the highest in the field. Ranked 3rd for recent race speed at 12.58 sec/furlong, there's real ability here, and that jockey-trainer combo is too strong to fade at 5/2 morning line.

place1Ante Up TonyML 7/2

Ante Up Tony rates second in the field at 77.44 and brings a solid 66% in-the-money career mark to the table — that consistency is hard to ignore in a contentious spot. The Wethey/Young combo has posted a 22% win rate and 57% ITM over the past year, and Tony has gone 1-for-9 on dirt with six placings, so this surface suits. The one concern is recent speed — ranked 9th in the field at 13.86 sec/furlong — so a pace-influenced trip may be needed to land in the money.

show7Olympic StarML 5/1

Olympic Star checks in third on the ratings at 64.59 and is coming off back-to-back in-the-money efforts, which is encouraging form heading in. The Remington Park record is a perfect 1-for-2 with two placings from two starts — this horse knows the oval. The concern is a sprint record of just 2 placings from 8 tries, so the show slot feels like the right way to use a horse whose best form doesn't scream sprint specialist.

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

2Added Touch26%
1Ante Up Tony19%
7Olympic Star13%

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Race 1 is tonight's free look, and Added Touch is the play. The 6½-furlong dirt sprint is a claiming affair — meaning horses are entered at a price tag and can be purchased by any licensed owner, which typically means you're watching seasoned competitors rather than unproven stock. Added Touch clocked recent race speed at 12.58 sec/furlong and pairs that form with a jockey who hits the board 60% of the time. At 5/2, this isn't a throwaway favorite — it's a legitimate value at a fair price.

The clear, cool night should keep the Remington dirt playing true, which is a plus for horses with real recent speed figures rather than those benefiting from a sloppy or sealed track. Added Touch's numbers hold up under fair conditions, and that's exactly what tonight delivers.

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Race 2

7:58 PM EST

Claiming · 1 1/16 mi · Turf

A turf mile where the top three horses are separated by less than two points on the TrackWiz ratings, setting up a genuine three-way battle at the top — with an intriguing value option lurking at 12/1.

win2Hedge the RiskML 4/1

Hedge the Risk tops the field at 75.24 and is paired with David Cabrera, one of the sharper jockeys on the grounds at 22% wins and 60% ITM over the past year. The horse is ranked 3rd for recent race speed at 12.21 sec/furlong and has gone 1-for-3 at Remington with two placings — solid local form. With a 20% sim win rate from our 10,000 runs and a morning line of 4/1, this feels like fair value for the top-rated horse in the field.

place3Saline RiverML 5/2

Saline River leads the field in recent race speed at 12.07 sec/furlong and carries a career 34% win rate — that's elite production for a claiming horse. Jockey Ramon Vazquez has hit at 21% wins over the past year, and the horse's own record with this rider shows a 21% win rate and 53% ITM. The only flag is age — at 6 years old, this one may be past peak — but the recent speed profile says the talent is still there.

show6Imua KaiML 12/1

Imua Kai is the value piece of this ticket at 12/1 morning line, ranked 3rd in the field overall at 73.96 and second in recent race speed at 12.13 sec/furlong. The horse has hit the board in 3 of the last 5 races and shows a 57% career in-the-money rate — that's a consistent performer. Jose Alvarez has posted a 20% win rate and 54% ITM over the past year, so the connections are solid, making Imua Kai a worthwhile exotic play at double-digit odds.

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

3Saline River23%
2Hedge the Risk20%
4Casa Cielo15%

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Race 3

8:26 PM EST

Maiden Special Weight · 1 mi · Dirt

This maiden special weight mile on dirt has a clear standout — Kelce enters with a perfect record and the top speed figures — but Luna Latte and Arco Thunder are live enough to keep the exotics interesting.

win5KelceML 2/1

Kelce is the horse to beat, full stop. The TrackWiz rating of 88.54 is best in the field by more than 10 points, and this horse leads all comers in recent race speed at 12.15 sec/furlong. The 100% in-the-money rate from 3 dirt starts is the kind of unbeaten record that demands respect, and our 10,000 simulations had Kelce winning 30% of the time — easily the most of any entrant. Trainer Justin Evans carries an A grade, and 2/1 on the morning line seems about right for the class of this field.

place6Luna LatteML 4/1

Luna Latte rates second in the field at 77.91, has hit the board in 3 of her last 4 races, and shows 2 wins from 3 dirt starts — a surface that clearly suits her. Jockey Rene Diaz gets a B+ grade and ranks this horse 3rd in recent race speed at 12.46 sec/furlong, good enough to earn a placing check if Kelce gets loose on the front end. The age concern is noted — this filly is 1.8 years older than the field average — but form-wise, she belongs here.

show4Arco ThunderML 8/1

Arco Thunder provides a logical third wheel at 8/1 morning line, with a 44% career in-the-money rate and two placings from three starts at Remington Park specifically. The horse is ranked 2nd for recent race speed at 12.38 sec/furlong and has cashed in 4 of the last 6 races — that's consistent form, not a one-race fluke. Workout numbers are a mild concern at 5th-best in the field, but the local record and recent form make this a sensible show play in an exacta/trifecta structure.

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

5Kelce30%
6Luna Latte19%
1Machado16%

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Race 4

8:54 PM EST

Claiming · 6 fur · Dirt

Six-furlong dirt claimer with a lopsided top rating but plenty of intrigue underneath — Mo Town Gold enters off a win, Caymen's Soldier brings elite connections, and several horses are stepping up in claiming price, which bears watching.

win2Shelley's SecretML 6/1

Shelley's Secret tops the field at 82.71 and owns a 40% career win rate — the best win percentage in this race by a wide margin. The horse has hit the board in all 3 of its last starts and shows 2 wins from 5 dirt races with a 60% career ITM rate. Ranked 3rd for recent race speed at 12.51 sec/furlong, Shelley's Secret doesn't lead on pure speed figures but ranks highest overall, and 18% of our 10,000 sims had this one winning — highest in the race along with Code Nate. At 6/1 on the morning line, there's genuine value here.

place6Caymen's SoldierML 9/2

Caymen's Soldier posts the best recent race speed figure in the field at 12.37 sec/furlong and benefits from the same Asmussen barn that has dominated the card — the Asmussen/Erik Asmussen combo hits at 24% wins and 62% ITM. The concern is real though: only 1 placing in the last 6 races, and this horse is stepping up significantly in claiming price from $10,000 to $30,000. That class hike warrants caution, but the speed figures and connections keep this one in play for the place.

show8Endless SkywayML 12/1

Endless Skyway is a legitimate show contender at 12/1, ranked 3rd in the field overall at 70.71 and tied with Caymen's Soldier for the best recent speed at 12.37 sec/furlong. The 25% career win rate and 50% ITM rate are solid, and 2 wins from 7 dirt starts shows the surface suits. Like several others in this field, there's a claiming price jump ($20,000 to $30,000) that adds risk, but at double-digit odds in a show slot, the upside is worth the exposure.

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

2Shelley's Secret19%
5Code Nate18%
6Caymen's Soldier16%

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Race 5

9:22 PM EST

Claiming · 1 mi 70 yd · Dirt

Deep 11-horse field going a mile and 70 yards on dirt, with Jacked Up holding the top rating but several closers with strong dirt records — including Jolly Samurai and Lebombo — lurking to make this a real battle at the top.

win10Jacked UpML 9/2

Jacked Up owns the field's top rating at 84.90 and has posted 3 wins and 7 placings from 11 dirt starts — a 61% in-the-money career rate that speaks to consistent form on today's surface. Jockey Geovanni Franco has been sharp this year at 25% wins and 54% ITM, and the horse ranks 3rd for recent race speed at 12.52 sec/furlong. The only real knock is a 0-for-2 record at Remington specifically, but our sims had Jacked Up winning 18.5% of the time — tops in this large field — and the overall profile is too strong to pass.

place9Jolly SamuraiML 6/1

Jolly Samurai rates second in the field at 74.53 and has built a resume of 4 wins and 10 placings from 19 dirt starts — a horse that consistently finds the board on this surface. The last 6 races have produced 4 placings, confirming current form, and Floyd Wethey Jr. has posted a 20% win rate and 57% ITM over the past year. The only flag is a short turnaround — 18 days since last race — when this horse historically performs better on 30 or more days rest, so factor that into your exotic structures.

show7LebomboML 7/2

Lebombo is the right show play at 7/2 morning line, backed by the Asmussen/Asmussen pairing that has been a consistent money-maker all card. The horse ranks 3rd in the field overall at 72.04, and the jockey-trainer combo checks in at 24% wins and 62% ITM over the past year. A claiming price drop from $20,000 to $10,000 is a legitimate class drop (meaning the horse is now eligible for less expensive company), which is a positive angle, and 15% of our sims had Lebombo winning — solid for a third pick.

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

10Jacked Up19%
7Lebombo15%
6Bender14%

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Race 6

9:50 PM EST

Claiming · 7 1/2 fur · Turf

Seven-and-a-half furlong turf sprint with a dominant top-rated horse whose recent speed figures dwarf the field, though a streak of non-placings at Remington specifically and a wide gate add some intrigue to the exotics.

win8Strong PotentialML 3/1

Strong Potential leads this field by a significant margin at 87.08, and the recent race speed figure of 11.63 sec/furlong is simply on another level — no other horse in this race comes within half a second per furlong. The Steven Asmussen barn carries an A grade, and the Elliott/Asmussen combo has combined for 20% wins and 55% ITM over the past year. Our sims had Strong Potential winning 25.6% of the time — by far the highest in the field. The concern worth noting: 0 placings from 3 starts at Remington and only 1 placing in the last 3 races, so there's a small but real question about why this horse hasn't converted. At 3/1, you're paying a fair price for the talent.

place7Tuff BizML 12/1

Tuff Biz is an interesting place play at 12/1 morning line, ranked 2nd in the field overall at 73.20 and posting the second-fastest recent race speed in the field at 11.97 sec/furlong. David Cabrera gets an A grade in the irons and has posted a 22% win rate and 60% ITM over the past year — sharp connections at a big price. The concern is 0 placings in the last 3 races, so something has gone sideways recently, but the speed profile and jockey upgrade make this a compelling place/exotic play.

show3AtreidesreflectionML 4/1

Atreidesreflection at 4/1 brings the field's best workout over the past month at 12.08 sec/furlong — a trainer that works a horse that sharply is sending a message. Floyd Wethey Jr. has posted a 20% win rate and 57% ITM over the past year, and the overall TrackWiz rating of 66.56 ranks 3rd in the field. The Remington record (1 placing from 5 starts) and sprint record (1 placing from 7 tries) are real concerns, but 14% of our sims had this one winning — above morning-line expectation — which suggests there's some hidden form worth playing against in the exotic pools.

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

8Strong Potential26%
3Atreidesreflection14%
7Tuff Biz11%

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Race 7

10:18 PM EST

Allowance · 1 1/16 mi · Dirt

Tight allowance affair going a mile and a sixteenth on dirt — the top three horses are separated by less than half a point in TrackWiz rating, making this one of the more competitive races on the card and a prime spot for exotic play.

win5Inwood DriveML 5/2

Inwood Drive earns the top rating at 84.88, albeit by the slimmest of margins over Mirage and Mellencamp. Trainer Steven Asmussen's A grade is the gold standard on this card, and Geovanni Franco has posted a 25% win rate and 54% ITM over the past year. The horse leads our 10,000 sims at a 23% win rate, and the recent race speed of 12.48 sec/furlong ranks 3rd in the field. The concern to know: 0 placings from 2 prior Remington starts, so there's a track-specific question mark — but at 5/2, the talent and connections make this the right top pick.

place3MirageML 7/2

Mirage sits at 84.40 — essentially tied with the top pick — and the Asmussen/Asmussen pairing again comes into play with that 24% win rate and 62% ITM combo. The horse has 1 win and 8 placings from 16 dirt starts, showing a knack for finding the board even when not winning. The flag here is a subpar record at today's distance (1 placing from 4 tries at 1 1/16 miles) and being 1.5 years older than the field average, which is worth factoring in, but the overall form profile keeps Mirage squarely in the exacta.

show2MellencampML 4/1

Mellencamp completes a loaded top three at 83.67 — this race is legitimately deep at the top — and brings the field's best recent race speed at 12.30 sec/furlong. The horse has hit the board in 4 of the last 6 races and owns 1 win and 6 placings from 11 dirt starts, a solid record on today's surface. Two flags: 0 placings from 2 Remington starts, and a short 21-day turnaround when this horse prefers 30-plus days of rest. At 4/1 in the show spot, those questions are priced in, but the form trajectory makes this a trifecta staple.

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

5Inwood Drive23%
3Mirage20%
2Mellencamp20%

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Race 8

10:46 PM EST

Claiming · 7 fur · Dirt

Big 11-horse claiming field at seven furlongs on dirt, with three horses packed within two points at the top of the ratings — Vino Texas Jess, Austin Cruise, and Waco all have legitimate cases, making this a prime race for exacta and trifecta play.

win11Vino Texas JessML 6/1

Vino Texas Jess leads all comers with the top recent race speed figure in the field at 12.17 sec/furlong and carries a career 61% in-the-money rate from 9 dirt starts — 2 wins and 7 placings is a horse that consistently runs its race. Ramon Vazquez draws an A grade and has posted 21% wins and 53% ITM over the past year. The concern worth flagging: only 1 placing in the last 5 races, which runs counter to the strong career ITM rate and suggests some recency risk. At 6/1, our sims gave this one 14.5% — a win pick with a caveat on current form.

place4Austin CruiseML 4/1

Austin Cruise is a compelling place play at 4/1 and brings the most consistent recent form in the trio — 4 placings from the last 6 races is current, confirmed form heading in. The horse has 2 wins and 5 placings from 9 dirt starts, and the Diaz/Caldwell combo checks in at 22% wins and 51% ITM over the past year. At 79.26 on the TrackWiz scale (second in the field), Austin Cruise has the class to handle this group and the form to back it up.

show10WacoML 3/1

Waco rounds out a very evenly matched top three at 78.90 and brings the elite Asmussen/Asmussen firepower with that 24% win rate and 62% ITM combo for the pairing. The horse ranks 2nd for recent race speed at 12.40 sec/furlong and shows 18.6% of our sims pointing to a win — meaningful for a horse at 3/1. The honest knock is only 1 placing in the last 6 races, so recent form is spotty, but the connections and speed figures make this a sensible show play and exacta filler in a compact trifecta.

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

10Waco19%
4Austin Cruise17%
11Vino Texas Jess15%

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Tonight at Remington Park, Added Touch in Race 1 is the top free play — solid jockey numbers, strong speed figures, and fair value at 5/2. For the full card including pace breakdowns, longshot angles on Vino Texas Jess and Shelley's Secret, and complete exotic ticket strategies across all 8 races, the full analysis is waiting for subscribers. Good luck, and bet smart tonight.

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