Remington Park Picks & Predictions — November 13, 2026

I Got a Fast Carr is a genuine value play here at 10/1 morning line — she ranks 2nd in the TrackWiz ratings at 53.85 and has placed in 2 of her last 3 starts. Jockey Geovanni Franco brings a strong 25% win rate and 54% in-the-money mark over the past year, and her 66% career in-money rate on dirt is the kind of consistency you want in a place horse. At double-digit odds, she's a legitimate exotic play if you're looking to surround the favorite.

Triple Blessings brings legitimate credentials as a show contender — she ranks 1st in both recent race speed (12.06 sec/furlong) and last month's workouts (12.43 sec/furlong), and she won her most recent start on October 17th. The concern is a claiming price jump from $20,000 to $30,000, which is a step up in class, but Jockey Tyler Bacon (A- grade) gives her every chance. She's worth including in show and exotic tickets at 8/1.

Woman's Intuition brings the most consistent recent form in this field — she's placed in each of her last five races and owns a 72% career in-money rate on dirt with a 71.82 TrackWiz rating (2nd in the field). She ranks 3rd in recent race speed at 12.08 sec/furlong, and that combination of speed and consistency is hard to ignore at 6/1 morning line. She's the kind of horse you want underneath in exactas.

Music Mistress is the morning-line second choice at 2/1 and rates 3rd in the field at 67.49, bringing a solid 50% career in-money rate and four dirt wins from 24 tries. The Asmussen barn (trainer grade A) is always dangerous, and the Elliott/Asmussen combo has connected at 19% wins and 55% in-the-money. She's the natural show target if the two top picks fill the top spots.

Runaway Okie has placed in each of her last three starts and four of her last six, with an impressive sprint record of 3 wins and 6 of 8 in-the-money finishes. She rates 2nd in this field at 64.45 and brings a 66% career in-money rate — the kind of steady form that belongs on your place and exacta tickets. At 5/1, she's solid value as the main support behind the top pick.

Glory O rates 3rd in the field at 59.18 and ranks 3rd in recent race speed at 12.09 sec/furlong, keeping pace with the top contenders on figures. Stewart Elliott (B- jockey) has hit at 19% wins and 55% in-the-money over the past year, and the Elliott/Willis combo has connected at 17% wins and 50% in-the-money. At 10/1, she offers show value and exotic play potential in what projects as a wide-open affair.

Divine Passing rates 2nd in the field at 58.33 and leads all horses in recent race speed at 12.10 sec/furlong — the best raw speed figure in this race. She's also shown 100% in-the-money history in her recent starts, which is exactly what you want in a place pick. At 2/1 morning line, she figures prominently in exactas underneath Real Eyes.

Gospel Nancy rates 3rd in the field at 53.33 and owns the 3rd-fastest recent race speed at 12.53 sec/furlong, keeping her competitive on figures. She's hit the board in 50% of recent starts and at 5/1 morning line she provides show value and exotic play interest in a race where the top of the field is fairly well-defined. Use her in trifectas to round out the ticket.

Let's Go Mark rates 2nd in this field at 69.06 and ranks 2nd in recent race speed at 11.29 sec/furlong — a figure that makes him legitimately competitive with the top pick on paper. He's 3-for-10 on turf with 5 of 10 in-the-money finishes, and jockey Ramon Vazquez (A grade) has won at 21% with a 54% in-money mark over the past year. At 5/2 morning line, he's the natural exacta partner with Jackman's Ride.

Papa Ken rates 3rd in the field at 67.14 with a 30% career win rate and 60% in-money rate, bringing real credentials to this spot. He's also 1-for-3 at the 5-furlong distance and the Elliott/Asmussen combo has connected at 19% wins and 55% in-the-money. The concern is a sluggish workout ranking (6th last month), but at 8/1 he's a legitimate trifecta piece who rounds out the ticket nicely.

Nice Neighbor rates 2nd in the field at 77.41 and brings outstanding dirt credentials — 5 wins from 19 starts with a 71% in-money rate on that surface. The Alvarez/Calhoun combo has connected at a stellar 26% wins and 64% in-the-money over the past year, one of the better trainer-jockey numbers on today's card. At 6/1 morning line, she's a smart place and exacta play behind the top pick.

Flat Out Kelce ranks 3rd at 68.35 and leads the field in recent race speed at 12.08 sec/furlong, matching the top pick on that figure. She's placed in 5 of her last 6 starts — the kind of consistency that makes a show bet feel comfortable — and 3 of 8 career dirt starts have been wins. The concern is only 13 days of rest when she prefers 30+, so a show ticket rather than a win bet is the prudent approach at 9/2.

Silver Assassin rates an almost identical 84.90 on the TrackWiz board — just 0.77 points behind Armet — and has placed in 4 of her last 6 starts, showing consistent recent form. The Jacks/Elliott combo has an outstanding 32% win rate and 65% in-the-money mark over the past year, one of the best combo numbers on the card. At 9/2 morning line, she's a live place and exacta play who could easily flip the script on the top pick.

Guapo rates 3rd in this field at 60.57 and brings a 33% career win rate with a 40% in-money mark — modest, but legitimate. Jockey Floyd Wethey Jr. (A- grade) has posted 20% wins and 57% in-the-money over the past year, and the Wethey/Young combo has connected at 22% wins and 58% in-the-money together. He won 8.55% of our simulations — meaningful for a 12/1 price — making him the best value in the trifecta for a wide-open turf sprint like this one.