There are several big guaranteed exotic pools at Pimlico over the next couple of days. Let’s take a look at the $100,000-guaranteed pick four covering races 3-6 on Friday.
Considering that every Preakness dating to 1985 (at least), save three (Red Bullet in 2000, Bernardini in 2006, and Rachel Alexandra in 2009), has been won by a horse exiting the Kentucky Derby, the first Saturday in May would seem to be a proper place to go looking for the winner of the second leg of the 2016 Triple Crown.
The all-stakes pick four sequence Friday at Pimlico that begins in race 8 and concludes with the Black-Eyed Susan is a nice one. Let’s go after it.
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Mike Beer's horses to watch at Belmont Park for the week of May 16.
Trip notes by Michael Hammersly for races run on Saturday, May 14.
