2016 Preakness Win, Place, and Show Picks
Written by Henry Watkins on May 16, 2016
Casual bettors who don’t normally invest a lot of time or money in horse racing selections will generally put a winning ticket on a single horse in the big races and just hope for the best. While this is a fun way to generate a little more interest in the race, it is not really the best way to build your bankroll. You can guarantee that when the 141 st running of the Preakness Stakes takes place at Pimlico in Baltimore on Saturday, May 21, there will be a huge number of people who will have money riding on Kentucky Derby winner Nyquist. It looks like a pretty safe bet, but it’s not one that is really going to deliver a huge payout given that this horse is guaranteed to be a short horse racing odds favorite. That means getting a little creative and looking for some value elsewhere. Let’s take a look at how you can do that.
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