2022 Preakness Stakes Expert Predictions and Betting Advice
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2022 Preakness Stakes Pace Scenario: Expert Analysis and Predictions
by Cameron McQuade - 5/20/2022
The Preakness Stakes will be live on NBC, with coverage beginning at 4 p.m. EST on Saturday, May 21. We now know what gate each horse will be racing out of. Their running style and pace play a big factor into helping us predict how the race could turn out. Many bettors enjoy looking at stamina and speed to win the race -- the obvious. With that in mind, a pace-setting horse may be nice, but they can fade down the stretch, with a great example seen with Kentucky Derby participant Summer is Tomorrow, who led ½ of the race and ended up finishing last.
2022 Preakness Stakes Long Shots: Expert Advice and Betting Tips for Finding Value
by Cameron McQuade - 5/18/2022
The Triple Crown is off the table for this year’s $1.65 million Preakness Stakes. However, racing fans will still be able to witness some of the world’s top racehorses compete for the most prestigious trophy in sports. The post positions were drawn on Monday, May 16 at 4:45p.m. ET, and now we have a better idea of what the race will look like. Today, I want to go over some long shots and why they can have value at their current respective odds.
Best Trifecta Bets for the 2022 Preakness Stakes
by Cameron McQuade - 5/18/2022
First off, what is a Trifecta bet? A Trifecta bet is when you place a bet on the three horses that you think will finish the race first and second and third, in a specific order. If they finish in the correct order you win, and you can win BIG. For example, the 2022 Kentucky Derby Trifecta payout looked like this; $1 Trifecta (21-3-10) = $14,870.70
Early Look at Preakness Field with Predictions and Free Picks
by Cameron McQuade - 5/16/2022
The race for the most valuable trophy in American sports, The Woodlawn Vase, is handed out this upcoming Saturday at the Preakness Stakes. The $4 million trophy sees sunlight on the 3rd Saturday of May each year. This year’s 147th Preakness Stakes race will not include 80-1 underdog Kentucky Derby champion Rich Strike. But there will be a few horses that do return from the Kentucky Derby and some new entrees too.
2022 Preakness Stakes Odds
by Docsports.com - 5/9/2022
If you’re looking for the best 2022 Preakness Stakes odds on the internet, then you came to the right place. The race takes place on May 21st, 2022 at Pimlico Race Course in Baltimore, MD. Need the winner for the 2022 Preakness Stakes? Look no further than Indian Cowboy, as his $180 superfecta bet grossed $1,906.90 in the 2015 Preakness Stakes. He also hit the superfecta in the 2018 Preakness Stakes grossing $372.50 for his clients. In 2020 he hit the superfecta in the 2020 Belmont Stakes and the 2020 Travers Stakes (both races featured Tiz the Law).
Doc's Sports Preakness Stakes Winners
by Docsports.com - 5/9/2022
listed with the Preakness Stakes Winner is the Jockey that rode the champion. If you see a (T) listed with the Preakness Stakes Winners that indicates that the horse went on to win the triple crown. Doc's Sports is your place for handicapping the Preakness Stakes.
2022 Preakness Field
by Docsports.com - 5/11/2021
Listed below is the 2022 Preakness Field and the morning line odds for Preakness 147. The lineup comes from Pimlico and were established after the post positions were drawn on May 17th, 2022. Need the winner for the 2022 Preakness Stakes? Look no further than Indian Cowboy, as his $180 superfecta bet grossed $1,906.90 in the 2015 Preakness Stakes. He also hit the superfecta in the 2018 Preakness Stakes grossing $372.50 for his clients. Click here for 2022 Preakness Stakes Picks Packages from Doc's Sports, Raphael Esparza, Robert Ferringo, Scott Spreitzer, Doug Upstone and Indian Cowboy.
2021 Preakness Stakes Facts
by Chris Vasile - 5/11/2021
As we approach the second jewel of the American Triple Crown, all eyes and ears are anxiously awaiting news about Medina Spirit and his possible disqualification from his Kentucky Derby win. For those of you who haven’t heard about this situation, it’s rather quite simple to understand. Medina Spirit tested positive for a banned anti-inflammatory after the race. They are awaiting a secondary set of testing to confirm.
Concert Tour Odds to Win the 2021 Preakness Stakes with Picks and Predictions
by Chris Vasile - 5/10/2021
As we approach the running of the 2021 Preakness Stakes, the storylines continue to write themselves. From Medina Spirit’s possible disqualification and forfeiting of the Kentucky Derby win, to Bob Baffert’s suspension at Churchill Downs, to the fact that this Preakness Stakes lacks any sort of buzz surrounding it. I could pick and write a thousand words on each of those topics, but I choose to help you, the reader, make some money on Saturday when the race gets underway. And there is no better way to do that than by breaking down the likely post-time favorite, Concert Tour.
Midnight Bourbon Odds to Win the 2021 Preakness Stakes with Picks and Predictions
by Chris Vasile - 5/10/2021
In horse racing, forgiving is something every horseplayer should do. It sucks to lose any bet you place on a specific horse. However, when the horse runs into traffic trouble or gets unluckily bumped into or something unforeseen occurs, you can usually throw that race out the window and remain positive about the horse moving forward.
Can Medina Spirit Win the Triple Crown? Odds and Expert Betting Predictions
by Chris Vasile - 5/10/2021
We are less than a week away from the second jewel of the Triple Crown – the Preakness Stakes – and for the most part, it’s gone relatively under the radar since the Derby ended. That was until Sunday when news broke that the Kentucky Derby winner, Medina Spirit, had tested positive for a banned substance and may get disqualified and forfeit his Derby win.
2020 Preakness Stakes Predictions
by Raphael Esparza - 10/1/2020
Saturday late afternoon is the running of the 145th Preakness Stakes, the third leg of the Triple Crown (usually the second leg). But let’s face it, this year the hype is gone for the Preakness. Why is the hype gone you ask? Tiz the Law won the Belmont Stakes in early June but lost to Authentic at the Kentucky Derby last month, so Saturday we do not have a threat to win the ‘Triple Crown’ in horse racing.
Bourbon War Odds to Win the 2019 Preakness Stakes with Picks and Predictions
by Trevor Whenham - 5/10/2019
Bourbon War checks a lot of boxes heading into the Preakness this year. He is nicely-bred. He has as good a jockey as any horse could hope for. And he has shown some talent. But what we have not yet seen is an effort that truly shows us that he is a top-level horse. The pieces are there, but the list of horses that have had the pieces and haven't assembled the puzzle is incredibly long. Can Bourbon War be different? Can he win the Preakness?
Anothertwistafate Odds to Win the 2019 Preakness Stakes with Picks and Predictions
by Trevor Whenham - 5/10/2019
Anothertwistafate is a nice enough horse but not one that you would generally pay a ton of attention to during Triple Crown season or the preps that lead to it. But for one big reason, which we'll touch on in a bit, he's a sentimental choice in the Preakness for people, like me, who have an obsession with the Triple Crown that borders on crazy. Can sentimentality come through when it matters in the Preakness this year?
Alwaysmining Odds to Win the 2019 Preakness Stakes with Picks and Predictions
by Trevor Whenham - 5/10/2019
The Federico Tesio Stakes is the local prep race for the Preakness Stakes, though slightly less so since it has moved from Pimlico to Laurel Park in recent years. The winner of the race typically draws a good bit of betting attention from the local crowd in Baltimore. But most of the time the horse is clearly outclassed and doesn't factor into the race in a meaningful way.
2019 Preakness Stakes Trivia Questions and Answers
by Trevor Whenham - 5/10/2019
The Preakness Stakes is, by definition, a Classic. It is also often a classic race, and it has been the sight of some incredible history over the years. It often gets overshadowed by the other two -- the Kentucky Derby is the greatest of all races, and the Belmont is where Triple Crowns are won and lost.
Signalman Odds to Win the 2019 Preakness Stakes with Picks and Predictions
by Trevor Whenham - 5/10/2019
Every fall, people who love the Triple Crown like I do start to sort through the colts out there and figure out which ones are going to be the ones they attach a piece of their heart to heading into the spring and the start of the prep season.
Where to Bet on the Preakness Stakes in 2019
by Trevor Whenham - 5/9/2019
The Preakness is more than a week away, but hopefully by this point we have gotten past all the drama and distraction and we are at the point where we can again focus on the horses that are actually running. There was a lot of change early on, but it feels like we now have a pretty good idea of what the 10- or 11-horse field will look like - and despite lacking the big names that we would hope for, and lacking the Derby winner for the first time since 1996, it is still a solid and interesting field.
How to Place a Bet on the Preakness Stakes in 2019
by Trevor Whenham - 5/9/2019
I've been going to the races for more than 35 years now - I started 10 years before I was born, or at least that's what I would like to believe. From those earliest days when I would make $2 show bets hoping to ride a parlay all day, I have always had the same rule when it comes to betting on the Preakness. No matter what else I think about the race, I always have to have a blind win bet on the Derby winner.
Horses That Can Win the Preakness Stakes in 2019
by Trevor Whenham - 5/8/2019
After a frustrating amount of defections and poor excuses - neither Country House nor Maximum Security is heading to the Preakness while hiding behind flimsy excuses, meaning we won't have the Derby winner in Baltimore for the first time since Grindstone was injured in 1996 - we finally seem to have a sense of what the Preakness field could look like.
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