Will Rogers Picks & Predictions — November 10, 2026

Ca Dynasty slots in second in our ratings at 74.06 and matches up well with this distance, posting 2 wins in 2 of 3 starts at 300 yards and placing in 2 of 3 at Will Rogers specifically — course-and-distance form doesn't get much tighter than that. The recent speed figure of 11.52 seconds per furlong is second-best in the field, and jockey Bryan Candanosa's A- grade adds confidence. The lack of Lasix while six rivals are using it is a flag worth monitoring, but the form figures make Ca Dynasty a solid place contender.

Tempting Seis at 4/1 completes the exotics trifecta with a third-best recent speed figure of 11.64 seconds per furlong and a jockey-trainer combo posting 17% wins and 54% in-the-money over the past year. Only 29 days rest when this horse prefers 30-plus is a mild concern, but the edge is minimal and the overall profile — B+ jockey, B- trainer — provides solid connections. At morning line odds of 4/1, this is a reasonable show ticket addition.

Another Rownd rates second in the field at 67.95 with a recent speed figure that ranks third at 12.40 seconds per furlong, and the jockey-trainer team of Mario Delgado and Samuel E. Valdivia both grade out at B+. Our simulations gave this one a 19.42% win share — meaningful for a horse with the second-strongest rating in the field. The concern is a spotty local record (placed in just 1 of 4 at Will Rogers), so the place spot feels more fitting than the win.

Eyesa Fancy Fling at 5/1 is an interesting show play with our third-highest rating in the field at 56.24 and jockey Roman Cruz bringing his 23% win rate and Top 50 Jockeys recognition to the mount. The lack of career wins in a maiden race isn't unusual, but four straight off-the-board efforts and a 0-for-3 record at this track are legitimate concerns. Use in exotics for show coverage — the Cruz factor and solid rating give this enough upside to warrant inclusion.

Paulino 27 at 12/1 is a genuine value overlay if you're looking for a place ticket to beef up the payout. Second-rated in the field at 73.96 with the third-best recent speed figure at 12.02 seconds per furlong, this horse's morning line feels generous given the talent markers. The 12.90% simulation win share is higher than the implied 7.7% chance those odds represent — that's the kind of discrepancy TrackWiz analysis looks for. Limited data means uncertainty, but the speed figures tell a solid story.

Cheap Jammer rounds out the ticket at 8/1 with a 68.88 rating (third in the field) and a 40% in-the-money career rate that stands out in this maiden bunch. No specific angles or concerns were flagged in our model, suggesting a relatively clean profile — sometimes the absence of red flags is itself a positive signal. At 8/1, this is a smart trifecta inclusion for anyone looking to capitalize on the value in the bottom of the ticket.

Cartels Gold Feature at 6/1 is a legit place contender with a strong 82.71 TrackWiz rating (second in the field) and consistent recent form — placed in the last two races with a 60% career in-the-money rate. The recent speed figure of 12.29 seconds per furlong ranks third, and the horse has placed in 3 of 5 dirt starts, showing surface affinity. At morning line 6/1, the place return here could be excellent if Famous Won wins as expected.

Our Special Shake fills out the trifecta spot at 5/1 with a 73.85 rating (third in the field) and notable recent consistency — placed in the last two races in a row. The jockey-trainer duo of Cody Rodger Smith and Stacey L. Capps hits at 17% wins and 54% in-the-money together over the past year. A 0-for-2 record at Will Rogers is a concern to flag, but the current form cycle and solid rating make this worth including in the trifecta underneath.

Fasterthanmybrothers is a strong place contender at 6/1 with a 75.23 rating (second in the field) and an outstanding career win rate of 33% — the highest among all entrants. The recent speed figure of 11.70 seconds per furlong ranks third, and the horse has placed in 2 of the last 3 races, so the form cycle is trending upward. With 2 wins in 3 of 6 dirt starts, this horse knows how to compete on this surface and is worth using in exactas.

La Licenciada K at 15/1 is a legitimate longshot show play with a compelling distance record — 2 wins and placed in 5 of 6 races at 300 yards specifically. That's remarkable course-and-distance consistency for a horse priced this long. The 50% career in-the-money rate supports the idea that this horse competes honestly, and the recent speed figure (sixth-best at 11.82 seconds per furlong) keeps it in the conversation. At 15/1, throwing this in underneath in trifectas is a smart value move.

Jess Duanes Capo at 2/1 is second in our ratings at 61.95 and has placed in back-to-back races — positive momentum heading into tonight. The 25% in-the-money career rate is modest, but the current form cycle is clearly pointing up. The concern is a 0-for-3 record at this exact 300-yard distance, so approach with that in mind — the place position feels like the right spot rather than leaning on a win.

Cd Christie James slots in third in our ratings at 59.03 and owns the fastest recent speed figure in the entire field at 11.98 seconds per furlong — a number that makes you wonder if the 4/1 morning line is fair. Jockey Bryan Candanosa grades A- and trainer Joe M. Davis grades A-, making the connections arguably the strongest of any contender in this race. Three consecutive off-the-board efforts are a real concern, but if that speed figure fires today, this horse lands in the money.

Wrs Cyber Sam rates second in the field at 70.67 with the race's second-fastest recent speed figure at 11.70 seconds per furlong, and jockey Roman Cruz brings his usual credentials — 23% yearly win rate, 54% in-the-money, Top 50 Jockeys recognition. The jockey-horse combo specifically has a 23% win rate and 54% in-the-money together, which suggests Cruz knows exactly how to get the best out of this horse. At 7/2, there's real value in using this one in exactas.

Bluegrass Fancy at 4/1 brings genuine positive momentum — the horse won its last race on October 13 and owns a 25% career win rate and 50% in-the-money mark. Connections are strong: jockey Bryan Candanosa grades A- and trainer Samuel Mendoza grades A — that's the best trainer grade among the show contenders in this race. The concern is a claiming price increase (stepping up from $10,000 to $15,000) and the absence of Lasix while eight rivals are using it. Those are real flags, but the recent win and top-tier connections give this a legitimate chance to hit the board.

Tiny Temptress at 3/1 is an outstanding place contender with a 86.70 rating (second in the field) and the second-fastest recent speed figure at 11.65 seconds per furlong — essentially matching Cyber Star stride for stride on paper. The form is excellent: placed in 4 of the last 6 races including the last four in a row. Trainer Stacy Charette-Hill grades B- and the 46% career in-the-money rate reinforces the consistency. Our simulations gave Tiny Temptress a 25.27% win share — this is a legitimate co-top-pick, not just a place horse.

Corona Blood Rights at 4/1 rates third in the field at 69.01 and has the local track form to back up the case — placed in 2 of 3 starts at Will Rogers specifically. The concern is a 35-day layoff when this horse historically performs better with shorter rest, with numbers showing 20% in-the-money on 30-plus days rest versus 50% with less rest. That's a meaningful gap to flag, but the course form and 4/1 price make this worth including in trifectas as a hedge against an upset.