Preakness Stakes 2010 Post Positions to be Announced

Written by:
Mary Montgomery
Published on:
May/12/2010
Preakness Stakes 2010 Post Positions

The Preakness Stakes 2010 post positions will be announced at 5 pm EST today (Wednesday).

It appears as if 13 horses will be entered in this Saturday's race.  Compare that with the 20 horses entered in the Kentucky Derby nearly two weeks ago and today's post position announcements won't be nearly as critical.

"In the Kentucky Derby, there were five or six speed horses (ones that wanted to get out front early)," said Ike Thrash, who co-owns Hurricane Ike (+1000 odds). "There may be no speed horses in the Preakness. Because of the pace, with no speed horses, we would prefer not to be No. 14 or 1. We would like 5, 6, 7 or 8 if possible. But if we got second or third, we'd be perfectly happy."        

Kentucky Derby winner Super Saver comes in with the potential to pay out $25 for every $10 bet at Sports Interaction.com.          

 

 

Super Saver
  
+250





            Paddy O'prado
  
+300





            Lookin At Lucky
  
+400





            Hurricane Ike
  
+1000





            Dublin
  
+1200





            Caracortado
  
+1200





            Pleasant Prince
  
+1600





            Schoolyard Dreams
  
+1600





            Aikenite
  
+2000





            Jackson Bend
  
+2000





            First Dude
  
+2000





            Yawanna Twist
  
+2500





            Northern Giant
  
+3300





These odds may change somewhat once the post positions have been determined.  Gambling911.com suggests locking these odds in now here.

 

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