2012 Preakness Stakes Betting Picks

The 137th running of the Preakness at Pimlico Racetrack in Baltimore, Maryland is due to take off in less than 24 hours from now. Being the ATS winners because we have an office off of park heights avenue (that is where pimlico is located), gives us that inside and unfair advantage to beat all of the other horse handicappers when it comes to the 2nd triple crown event.

The current track conditions for the running are Fast and the turf conditions are firm. Black Eyed Susans are the drink to be had and you'll be having another one after you hit it big with our 137th 2012 Preakness Betting Picks. Last year we hit a SUPERFECTA and two weeks ago at the Kentucky Derby we hit a Trifecta.

To get on board with our preakness day picks please call 1-888-730-2667 or contact us above to learn more about our late day specials for all of the races running on Saturday May 19th 2012.

Lineup for the race currently has 11 horses and they are as follows:

Horse	Owner	Trainer	Jockey	Breeder	Morning Line
1		Tiger Walk	Sagamore Farm	Ignacio Correas IV	Ramon Dominguez	River Bend Farm	30-1
2		Teeth of the Dog	J. W. Singer	Michael Matz	Joe Bravo	Royal Pegasus	15-1
3		Pretension	Kidwells Petite Stable	Christopher Grove	Javier Santiago	Sequel Thoroughbreds and A. Lakin & Sons	30-1
4		Zetterholm	Winter Park Partners	Richard Dutrow Jr.	Junior Alvarado	Anthony Grey	20-1
5		Went the Day Well	Team Valor International and Mark Ford	H. Graham Motion	John R. Velazquez	James Patrick Delaney	6-1
6		Creative Cause	Heinz Steinmann	Mike Harrington	Joel Rosario	James C. Weigel	6-1
7		Bodemeister	Zayat Stables and Southern Equine Stable	Bob Baffert	Mike Smith	Audley Farm, Inc.	8-5
8		Daddy Nose Best	Bob and Cathy Zollars	Steven Asmussen	Julien Leparoux	Patricia Ann Elia Trust	12-1
9		I'll Have Another	J. Paul Reddam	Doug F. O'Neill	Mario Gutierrez	Harvey Clarke	5-2
10		Optimizer	Bluegrass Hall	D. Wayne Lukas	Corey Nakatani	Bluegrass Hall	30-1
11		Cozzetti	Albaugh Family Stables	Dale Romans	Jose Lezcano	Soc. Agr. Santa Elena De Chimbarongo	30-1

Fun horse racing fact that only experts like us would know: In 1919 Sir Barton was the first Triple Crown winner. At the time he was a 2 year saratoga. However, back than the triple crown naming was not around so he was not declared so until 1930 when the naming came about.

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