Remington Park Picks & Predictions — November 14, 2026

Princess Kaiulani is the most consistent horse in this field, full stop — she's hit the board in every one of her last seven starts, and her 12.04 recent race speed (best in this field) gives her every right to be on the front end of the pace. A 68% career in-the-money rate and 23 placings in 32 lifetime dirt starts speak to remarkable consistency. At 4/1 morning line, she's genuinely in play for the win too, but she's the kind of mare you absolutely need on your ticket regardless of your opinion of the top.

Marquee Lady brings a career win rate of 33% and has placed in 17 of 24 dirt starts — legitimately impressive numbers. She's landed on the board in four of her last six races and owns 8 wins in sprint races specifically, which is relevant today at 5 furlongs. At 5/2 morning line she may be overbet for a show play, but in multi-race exotic combinations she gives your ticket a solid foundation with legitimate upside.

Kochan ranks second in TrackWiz ratings at 74.64 and pairs the second-fastest recent race speed figure (12.79 sec/furlong) with one of the stronger jockey/trainer combos in the field — Wethey Jr. and Cappellucci click at 28% wins and 63% in the money together, which is an elite pairing by any measure. With a 47% career in-the-money rate and a 16.66% sim win share, he's the most logical horse to beat Curlin's Union if anything goes wrong. At 6/1, there's real place value here.

Practical Purple brings the third-fastest recent race speed figure (12.83 sec/furlong) and has placed in three of four career dirt starts, which is a strong conversion rate. David Cabrera (22% wins, 60% ITM) is one of the more active and effective pilots at the meet. At 7/2 morning line she's not a screaming price, but her dirt form and connections make her a logical inclusion in trifecta tickets behind the top two.

Itty Bitty Baby rates second in the field at 68.45 and owns the second-fastest recent race speed figure at 11.71 sec/furlong — only Bint Al Dandy is quicker. She's placed in 6 of 8 career starts at today's 5-furlong distance, which is exactly the kind of course-and-distance form you want. Jose Alvarez (19% wins, 53% ITM) gives her a capable pilot, and a 15.08% sim win share at 5/1 morning line offers legitimate place value if you think Bint Al Dandy faces any trouble.

Divine Wind comes in off a claiming price jump from $10,000 to $30,000 — that's the main concern — but the Asmussen connections (25% wins, 61% ITM together with Erik Asmussen) know how to place horses at the right level. His third-fastest recent race speed figure (11.78 sec/furlong) and a 46% career in-the-money rate suggest he can run with this field. At 7/2, he's not cheap, but trifecta bettors who key the top two will want him underneath.

Clear the Clock sits second in TrackWiz ratings at 55.83 and benefits from the Rene Diaz/J.R. Caldwell combination, which connects at 22% wins and 52% in the money together — that's a sharp pairing for a maiden race. With a 50% career in-the-money rate across her limited starts, she's shown an ability to hit the board consistently. At 7/2 morning line, she's a logical place bet and a strong backbone for exacta tickets underneath Rising Lion.

Secret Liaison has the fastest recent race speed figure in the field at 12.59 sec/furlong, which is the most compelling single data point in her favor. Jose Alvarez — a 19% winner over the past year with a 53% ITM rate — gives her a capable hand, and a 50% career in-the-money rate matches the other contenders here. The concern is a 9th-ranked workout last month, suggesting she may not be sharper than her race figures. At 4/1, there's modest value if the speed figure translates on race day.

Greely's Gold brings a 25% career win rate and has placed in her last two starts, suggesting she's currently in excellent form heading into today. The Gustafson/Vazquez combination is one of the meet's most dangerous at 31% wins and 56% ITM together, and Ramon Vazquez is a 21% winner on his own. With a 75% career in-the-money rate and a 18.88% sim win share, she's arguably the second-most reliable horse in the field and worth playing underneath Penny Powers at 5/1.

From Scratch ranks third in TrackWiz ratings at 64.50 and owns the third-fastest recent race speed figure (11.59 sec/furlong) in a field where speed figures matter on a short turf sprint. The Asmussen stable with Erik Asmussen up hits 25% wins and 61% in the money together — and Asmussen himself is a 24% winner over the past year. A 59% career in-the-money rate and an 18.57% sim win share make him a legitimate trifecta piece at a 5/2 morning line that might drift in the wagering.

Duran ranks second in TrackWiz ratings at 64.03 and comes in off back-to-back placings, which is the kind of current form that matters in a 13-horse field. He's also gone 2-for-2 at Remington Park specifically, suggesting this track suits him — that local course form is a real edge. Tyler Bacon grades out at A-minus, and a 16.64% sim win share at 7/2 morning line makes him a solid place play. The age flag (6 years old) is the one caveat to keep in mind.

Seven Taylors is quietly one of the more interesting horses in this field at 12/1 — he's placed in 2 of 3 starts at Remington Park and in 2 of 3 tries at today's 7-furlong distance, giving him double course-and-distance form. Fifteen placings in 27 lifetime dirt starts and a 50% career in-the-money rate show he runs consistently at this level. At 12/1, he's a legitimate value inclusion in trifectas for bettors who don't want to pay up for the top two.