Woodbine Picks & Predictions — June 13, 2026

Bandolier posts a 57.5 rating and has an average speed figure of 55 to show for its career work — the only real distinguishing stat in what is a very tight top tier. Romero Ramsay Maragh is a high-percentage rider who keeps horses out of trouble in short-field sprints. At 5/2, Bandolier is fairly priced and offers the safety of prior racecourse experience.

Classic Lines rounds out our top three at a 56.67 rating and 3/1 on the morning line, with Pietro Moran handling the riding duties for Gail Cox. No prior speed figure on record means we're projecting off workouts and trainer form, but the rating suggests the horse belongs at the top of this field. A place or show finish at 3/1 offers decent overlay potential in exotics.

Mighty Tanner is the morning-line second choice at 2/1 with Rafael Manuel Hernandez in the irons for the Kevin Attard barn. A 59.33 rating and average speed figure of 53 make this the most credible threat to the top pick. Attard has a sharp eye for placing young horses correctly, and Mighty Tanner figures to be running for second at worst.

Beau Pink rates third in the field at 55.83 and is listed at 7/2 on the morning line for trainer Denyse McClachrie. Jeffrey Ian Alderson has ridden this horse and knows the way around. The average speed figure of 54 slots right in with the top tier, and including Beau Pink in your trifecta underneath the top two looks like reasonable coverage.

Grandson is the morning-line favorite at 2/1 under Rafael Manuel Hernandez for Katerina Vassilieva, with a rating of 78.34 and a 12% career win mark. The public will make this horse the chalk, so you're not getting value on the win, but Grandson's profile makes it a safe place bet underneath our top selection. The distance of 1 1/16 miles on dirt suits a horse that can press or stalk the pace.

Proud Ronin opens at 6/1 and sports a TrackWiz rating of 75.51 — meaningfully ahead of the bottom half of the field. An 11% career win rate in claiming company is workmanlike, and Kemaire Blackett is capable of getting the most from a horse at longer prices. Proud Ronin is the kind of horse who can slip into a three-way photo at a price that boosts your trifecta return significantly.

Citori opens at 5/2 for trainer Kevin Whiteley with Pietro Moran in the irons, carrying a solid 71.56 rating and a 22% career win rate. That win percentage is one of the better figures in the field and speaks to a horse that fires consistently. Citori profiles as a pressing type who should be right in the mix late at this short sprint distance.

Cayenne Kiss is the 2/1 morning-line choice with a 40% career win rate — one of the highest on the card today — and Prayven Badrie aboard for William Tharrenos. The 57.6 rating trails our top two picks considerably, but that career win percentage demands respect and keeps this horse firmly in the exotic picture. Don't throw out the chalk entirely — just don't make it your top selection.

Scotch Mist rates 66.52 and is 6/1 on the morning line for trainer Donald C. MacRae, with Daisuke Fukumoto up. That rating puts Scotch Mist in a solid second tier well clear of the chalk-priced longshots in this field. The 6/1 price adds legitimate value, and a horse with prior turf experience — evidenced by a recorded average speed figure — offers more predictability than the first-timers clogging the bottom of this card.

Majaz checks in at 57.5 for the powerful Mark E. Casse barn, with Rafael Manuel Hernandez taking the mount. Casse's operation is always worth noting with maidens, particularly on turf, where his horses tend to be well-schooled. No prior speed figure means Majaz is an unknown quantity, but the trainer angle and jockey booking at 5/2 make this a legitimate show-ticket inclusion.

Hymn to Her opens at 4/1 for trainer Julia Carey with Ryan Munger up, rating at 65.46 in a field where the second tier is well separated from the top. The 4/1 morning line offers genuine place-bet value for a horse that is clearly the second-best on our numbers. Munger has shown the ability to get horses to finish on Woodbine's dirt strip, and Hymn to Her should be in the mix for a piece.

Just Magnificent rates 52.88 and is listed at 3/1 morning line, sitting in an interesting spot where the public price may compress due to the top horse's dominance. David Moran handles the assignment for trainer Evette Chartrand-Hoek. If Bold Ripasso stumbles or the pace gets messy, Just Magnificent's 7% career win rate at this optional claiming level still gives it a puncher's chance at a show check.

Orion Beach rates 67.54 and opens at 4/1 for Catherine Day Phillips with Jose Luis Campos aboard. A 16% career win rate in allowance company suggests this horse has earned its place in this field legitimately. Phillips does well with horses at route distances, and Orion Beach's average speed figure of 55 is competitive — this one should be running hard into the stretch.

Xarabella is an intriguing show play at 10/1 morning line, carrying a rating of 65.89 and an average speed figure of 55 that matches the place pick. David Moran rides for Michael P. De Paulo, and a 14% career win rate in allowance-level fields is nothing to dismiss. At double-digit odds, Xarabella provides real exotic leverage — the type of horse that turns a $2 trifecta into something meaningful.

English Actor opens as the public's choice at 5/2 with Romero Ramsay Maragh up for trainer Rachel Halden, sporting a rating of 68.75 and a 20% career win rate. Those are honest numbers that explain the market support, and Maragh is a dangerous rider when horses are pointed at the right spot. English Actor profiles as the horse that will determine the pace shape and should be finishing well — a place bet at 5/2 is reasonable.

Cairo Caper rates 67.29 with an average speed figure of 57 — the highest in the field — and opens at 7/2 for Nathan Squires with Jose Luis Campos riding. That 57 average speed figure stands out in a field where most horses are clustered around 53-55, suggesting Cairo Caper has already run competitive numbers against this class. A show ticket here adds depth to your exotic plays and covers a legitimate third option.

Ashlee B is the most interesting play in this race at 12/1 morning line, carrying a rating of 73.96 — second-best in the field and well clear of most of the competition. Luis Contreras picks up the mount for Patrick Dixon, and Contreras is one of those riders who has a knack for getting the most from horses at longer prices. An average speed figure of 52 might look modest, but a rating nearly 25 points ahead of the midfield horses suggests Ashlee B is significantly undervalued by the morning-line odds.

Just in Touch rates 72.71 for trainer Rachel Halden with Romero Ramsay Maragh in the saddle, and at 6/1 morning line, this is the most reasonably priced of our top three. An average speed figure of 53 is competitive in this maiden field, and Maragh is the type of rider connections call when they think they have a live horse. Just in Touch looks like a horse capable of earning a check, and trifecta players should include it deep.