Zia Park Picks & Predictions — November 1, 2026

Cq Coyame Jessy actually owns the fastest recent speed figure in this field at 10.90 sec/furlong and has placed in 4 of the last 6 starts — this is a horse showing up consistently. Five wins in 15 career dirt starts with a 66% in-the-money rate make it a legitimate threat to wire the field at 3/1, and the recent form cycle is pointed in the right direction. The question is whether Francisco Zamora (C+ jockey grade) can deliver the ideal trip in a competitive trial.

Highcardforapoke sits third on our ratings at 78.18 and has placed in three straight starts — a streak that says this horse is doing everything right right now. Three wins in 12 career dirt starts with a 66% in-the-money rate confirms it's a consistent contender, and the third-fastest recent speed figure at 11.02 sec/furlong means it won't get caught flat-footed by the early pace. At 5/1, it represents legitimate value for exotics in a race where the top three separate themselves from the rest of the field.

Big Bad Leroy Blue ranks second on our ratings at 68.65 and sits third in recent speed at 11.22 sec/furlong, meaning the raw ability is there to compete with the top pick. Jacob Enriquez (A- jockey grade) gives it a confident hand, and trainer Angel E. Dominguez carries an A grade — a strong connections angle. At 3/1 on the morning line, this is a horse that can comfortably sit second if things don't break right at the front.

Wilson Mc brings a hot form angle into this spot — the horse won last out on October 23rd and has hit the board in two straight. A 22% career win rate with a 44% in-the-money clip says it finishes well more often than not, and Edgar S. Martinez (A jockey grade) has been aboard for the recent strong form. At 9/2, it's a reasonable show play and a natural fit in a three-horse exacta underneath the top two.

Feature Rime owns the fastest recent speed figure in the field at 11.45 sec/furlong and has hit the board in three of five career dirt starts, including its last two outings. A 60% in-the-money rate for a maiden is a solid mark, and Jesse Lee Levario (B jockey grade) has been on the board lately. At 5/1 on the morning line, Feature Rime represents genuine place value and our simulations gave it a 20.25% win share — second in the field.

Notjessaprettyface slots third on our ratings (60.93) and carries a 45% in-the-money figure, meaning it lands on the board nearly half the time — a strong result for a maiden. The model does flag a rest concern: this horse performs better with shorter rest, and it's coming off 63 days away, which is longer than its optimal window. Still, Jacob Enriquez (A- jockey grade) is an asset, and at 5/2 it's a natural show-ticket inclusion in a race where the top three separate from the field.

Doc Paskowitz checks in second on our ratings at 61.65 and holds the third-fastest recent speed figure at 11.95 sec/furlong — it can at least keep pace in the early going. The concern that stands out is a 0-for-4 record at Zia Park specifically, which is a red flag worth acknowledging in a home-track spot. At 3/1, the price is reasonable for an exacta play underneath the top choice, and our simulations gave it a 17.41% win share.

Eye Am Baby Moon sits third on our ratings (60.55) and benefits from the Enriquez-Iturralde jockey-trainer combo that has combined for a 19% win rate and 54% in-the-money clip over the past year. The horse has been freshened by a claiming price drop, which is often a positive signal from connections looking to find a spot where a horse can succeed. The recent form hasn't been sharp — placed in only one of the last five — but at 5/1, it fits naturally as a show play in a field where most of the deeper horses have even more pronounced weaknesses.

If Im Lethal rates second in the field at 61.65 and posts the second-fastest recent speed figure at 11.80 sec/furlong — it can stay close to whatever pace develops. Oscar Andrade Jr. (B+ jockey grade) is a clear upgrade at the barn level, and the claiming price has been dropped, which suggests connections are serious about finding the winner's circle. The concern is a thin record on dirt with only one placing in six tries, so the place spot is the right amount of exposure here.

Jayannas Girl enters with a 59.00 rating and the Enriquez-Iturralde jockey-trainer combo, which has produced a 19% win rate and 54% in-the-money figure over the past year — that pairing keeps showing up. A claiming price drop from $15,000 to $12,500 indicates connections are positioning this horse to compete and get a result. The sprint and dirt record is thin with just one placing in four tries on each, so the show spot is the prudent play at 12/1 on the morning line.

Famous Cyberlino checks in second on our ratings at 62.99 and posts the third-fastest recent speed figure at 11.54 sec/furlong — nearly matching the top pick on raw speed. Oscar Andrade Jr. (B+ jockey grade) gives it a polished rider, and the 28% in-the-money rate suggests it has placed before. The concern is a zero-for-three record at 350 yards specifically, and the model flags a rest pattern mismatch — this horse tends to perform better on shorter rest than the 52 days it's been given. Take it underneath at 6/1.

Apollitical Thunder is the third-highest rated horse in this field at 62.17 and is coming off a long layoff of 198 days — the model notes it may just be looking for a race to tighten up. A price drop from $12,500 to $10,000 suggests connections want a result today rather than simply using the race as a condition workout. The horse placed in one of four career dirt starts, which is thin, but at 3/1 on the morning line it fills the third spot on an exotic ticket without requiring too much imagination.

Elvin Musk rates just behind the top pick at 84.16 and owns the second-fastest recent speed figure in the field at 11.41 sec/furlong — this horse has real pace to offer. A 75% in-the-money rate and three placings in the last four starts make it one of the most consistent runners in a maiden field that lacks consistency overall. At 5/2 on the morning line, the price is right for a horse that our simulations also gave a 22.73% win share — essentially a coin flip with the top pick on pure model output.

Fabulous Piloto is the play at the price here — 5/1 on the morning line for the horse with the fastest recent speed figure in the entire field at 11.20 sec/furlong. Two placings in three career dirt starts and a 66% in-the-money clip show it runs well, and Jacob Enriquez (A- jockey grade) is among the sharper riders on today's card. Our simulations gave it a 14.82% win share, which is modest, but the best speed figure in the race combined with an A- jockey makes it a natural show play and a creative exacta include.

Jessies in Court hits the board at an impressive 75% rate and has placed in three of four career dirt starts — that's the kind of reliable form that builds an in-the-money case in allowance company. Three placings in the last four starts add a recency angle, and the horse has also placed in three of four sprint races. The speed figure ranks 10th in this field, which is a genuine concern for a horse that may need to grind from off the pace — Raul Ortega's 7% win rate over the past year doesn't inspire confidence either, but the 3/1 price compensates.

Kj Ace in the Hole rounds out the ticket at 10/1 on the morning line — and at that price, the value case is real. The Noe Garcia Jr. and Wesley Giles team again, with a 20% win rate and 53% in-the-money clip, and Garcia is actually doubled up on Rings of Power and this horse today with different program numbers, giving the barn two legitimate bullets in the race. A 40% in-the-money rate and 20% career win rate round out a profile that makes the show spot at 10/1 a genuine value play for exacta and trifecta construction.