Bet on the Preakness Stakes
The Second Jewel of the Triple Crown runs in mid-May exactly two weeks after the Kentucky Derby and serves as the premier set-up event for the illustrious Triple Crown. With a Kentucky Derby winner already decided, the quick turnaround means that the Preakness usually boasts a smaller field. The Preakness is also the shortest race of the Triple Crown, so a horse that runs can sometimes upset the Derby winner.
Annually run at the Pimlico Race Course in Baltimore, Maryland, the Preakness is a 9.5 furlong (1 3/16 mile) where the three-year-old colts haul through a fast, dirt track. With an annual purse of $1.5 million for the grand finale of the event, there is always tons riding on the outcome.
BUSR offers the best online horse betting site because you can bet on all the Triple Crown races. In fact, after the Kentucky Derby finishes, BUSR will provide Future Preakness Stakes Odds so that punters can actually lock in a great line before the actual race begins.
As with every important horse race, BUSR will also provide Advance Preakness Stakes Betting the Wednesday before the actual Saturday of the race.
| PP | Horse | Odds | Jockey | Trainer |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | National Treasure | 4-1 | John Velazquez | Steven M. Asmussen |
| 2 | Chase The Chaos | 50-1 | Sheldon Russell | Ed Moger Jr. |
| 3 | Mage | 8-5 | Javier Castellano | Gustavo Delgado |
| 4 | Coffeewithchris | 20-1 | Jaime Rodriguez | John E. Salzman Jr. |
| 5 | Red Route One | 10-1 | Joel Rosario | Steven M. Asmussen |
| 6 | Perform | 15-1 | Feargal Lynch | Claude R. McGaughey III |
| 7 | Blazing Sevens | 6-1 | Irad Ortiz Jr. | Chad C. Brown |
| 8 | First Mission | 5-2 | Luis Saez | Brad H. Cox |