Preakness Stakes Betting
When is the Preakness Stakes?
The Preakness Stakes is on Saturday, Saturday, May 20th!
Where is the Preakness Stakes?
The Preakness Stakes is raced at Pimlico Racecourse in Baltimore, Maryland
Where can I watch the Preakness Stakes?
Watch the Preakness Stakes live on TV with NBC at 5:00 p.m. Eastern Time
The 143rd running of the $1,500,000 Preakness Stakes (Grade I), is the second jewel of the Triple Crown, set for Saturday, Saturday, May 20th at the historic track.
Preakness Stakes Resource Links
Bet on the Preakness Stakes
Preakness Stakes Odds - Betting odds to win the Preakness Stakes
Preakness Stakes History - Dates, times and a little history
Pimlico - Racetrack of the Preakness Stakes
Where can I bet on the Preakness Stakes?
Well, if you want a BET on the Preakness Stakes, then you have found the right place! You can place your bets before the race because All Horse Racing offers ADVANCE WAGERING on the Preakness Stakes. Advance wagering opens days before the track opens so you can place your bets on the Preakness Stakes well before the competition!
All Horse Racing offers a bets on all the Triple Crown Races. Did you know that on May 23, 1873 the first edition of the Preakness took place? Two years before the inaugural Kentucky Derby, the folks at Pimlico were busy working on a new three-year old stakes race of their own. Pimlico, which since its opening in 1870 had conducted all of its racing in the fall, ran its first Spring Meet in the year of 1873, with the initial running of the Preakness held on May 23. The Preakness was founded by then-Maryland governor Oden Bowie. Governor Bowie's term had actually ended in 1872, yet that did not prevent him from naming the then- mile and a half race in honor of the colt who won the Dinner Party Stakes in 1870 on the occasion of Pimlico's opening. At an 1868 Saratoga party hosted by a Milton Sanford, Bowie guaranteed that Maryland would have a track available for a race that was later dubbed the Dinner Party Stakes and had been instantly promoted by Bowie at the party when he offered $15,000 as a purse--no small sum at the time.
Triple Crown
Graded Stakes Races
Gulfstream Park: Fred W. Hooper ,$150,000 ,4&up ,8f Dirt
Gulfstream Park: Inside Information Stakes ,$200,000 ,4&up f/m ,7f Dirt
Gulfstream Park: La Prevoyante ,$150,000 ,4&up f/m ,12f Turf
Gulfstream Park: Pegasus Filly & Mare Turf ,$500,000 ,4&up f/m ,8.5f Turf
Gulfstream Park: Pegasus World Cup ,$3,000,000 ,4&up ,9f Dirt
Gulfstream Park: Pegasus World Cup Turf ,$1,000,000 ,4&up ,9f Turf
Gulfstream Park: William L. McKnight ,$200,000 ,4&up ,12f Turf
Oaklawn Park: Southwest Stakes ,$800,000 ,3yo ,8.5f Dirt
Sam Houston: Houston Ladies Classic ,$300,000 ,4&up f/m ,8.5f Dirt
Sam Houston: John B. Connally Turf Cup ,$200,000 ,4&up ,12f Turf
Santa Anita: San Pasqual Stakes ,$200,000 ,4&up ,9f Dirt
Japan Racing Association: Negishi Stakes ,$823,000 ,4&up ,7f Dirt
Japan Racing Association: Silk Road Stakes ,$838,000 ,4&up ,6f Turf
Aqueduct: Toboggan Stakes ,$175,000 ,4&up ,7f Dirt
Aqueduct: Withers Stakes ,$250,000 ,3yo ,9f Dirt
Gulfstream Park: Forward Gal Stakes ,$125,000 ,3yo f ,7f Dirt
Gulfstream Park: Holy Bull Stakes ,$250,000 ,3yo ,8.5f Dirt
Gulfstream Park: Sweetest Chant Stakes ,$150,000 ,3yo f ,8.5f Turf
Oaklawn Park: Bayakoa Stakes ,$250,000 ,4&up f/m ,8.5f Dirt
Santa Anita: Megahertz Stakes ,$100,000 ,4&up f/m ,8f Turf