The 2013 Preakness Stakes betting matchup between Mylute and Kentucky Derby winner, Orb, is set for the 138th running for the Black-Eyed Susans. Today, May 18th, beginning at 4:30pm ET on NBC Sports, all nine thoroughbreds will prepare to race at Pimlico Race Course in Baltimore, Maryland.

The stage is set for yet another exciting Run for the Black-Eyes Susans and we’ve got the best 2013 Preakness Stakes picks, entries and post positions for you.

All the action gets underway tonight from Pimlico Race Course in Baltimore, Md., beginning at 6:20 p.m. EST and it’ll be broadcast live on NBC.

The 2013 Preakness betting odds matchup between Kentucky Derby winner, Orb and Illinois Derby winner, Departing, is one of the more exciting rivalries during the 138th running of the Preakness Stakes. All the intense horse betting action of the Run for the Black-Eyes Susans leave the starting gate on Saturday, May 18th at around 6pm ET, at the famous Pimlico Race Course in Baltimore, Maryland.

The second leg of the 2013 Triple Crown is here, which means that you can now find some of the best 2013 Preakness Stakes prop bets at Bovada Sportsbook.

For those newcomers, prop bet are simply ways to get horse racing fans and bettors more involved in a race. Not only are the moneymaking opportunities endless, but it’s also a whole lot of fun.

Now that Preakness Stakes 2013 post positions and the official start time has been announced, we can take a look at the updated future odds for the 138th Run for the Black-Eyes Susans.

Pimlico Race Course in Baltimore, Maryland, will be the location yet again for the middle jewel of the Triple Crown. This year, the eyes of the horse racing world are all centered on Orb, who’s coming off one of the most dramatic victories in Kentucky Derby history.

The second leg of the coveted Triple Crown is here, and if things go according to 2013 Preakness Stakes predictions, Orb could be knocking on history’s door by this time Sunday morning.

The Kentucky Derby winner remains a string favorite to win the Run for the Black-Eyes Susans and with good reason. Considering there will only be nine horses at Pimlico Race Course on Saturday makes things a little easier for Orb.

We are down to just nine 2013 Preakness contenders and as a result Preakness Stakes bets following the withdrawal of Vyjack.

On Monday morning, trainer Rudy Rodriguez informed Maryland Jockey Club that the son officials Monday morning that the son of Into Mischief would not enter the 138th Run for the Black-Eyed Susans.

The eyes of the horse racing world will be on Pimlico race course this Saturday night, as we prepare for the 138th “Run for the Black-Eyed Susans.” Thus, it’s time to take a look at projected winner in the 2013 Preakness Stakes betting odds.

The middle jewel of the Triple Crown takes place this Saturday night at 6:20 PM ET and it’ll be broadcast live on NBC Sports. This year, nine of the best American thoroughbreds will be trying to dethrone Derby winner and Triple Crown hopeful, Orb.

It’s “Race Week” in the horse racing world as the 2013 Preakness Stakes in the horizon, which means it’s time to look at some of the most popular early 2013 Preakness Stakes betting picks.

For starters, “The Run for the Black-Eyed Susans” is scheduled to take place Saturday night at Pimlico Race Course in Baltimore, Md., and it’ll be broadcast live on NBC. The official post time for the race is scheduled for 6:20 PM ET.

Now that the most prestigious and exciting horse race is moments away, Bovada Horse betting is offering dozens of 2013 Kentucky Derby bets. The Kentucky Derby is the first leg of the Triple Crown of horse racing and takes place every year on the first Saturday of May at the famous Churchill Downs in Louisville, Kentucky. Coverage for the 139th "Run for the Roses" begins today at 4PM EST on NBC Sports, with a 6:24PM post time and $2 million purse.

It’s finally race day, as tonight, we will crown the 2013 Kentucky Derby champion! Now that entries have been confirmed and post positions announced, it’s time to divulge our 2013 Kentucky Derby picks!

Churchill Downs in Louisville, Ky., will be filled to capacity for one of the most highly watched events of the year. Who will travel the legendary 1¼-mile (10 furlongs) dirt track and win the $1,425,000 first-place prize?

One of the home-town favorites may people will be rooting on to pull off an upset is none other than Kentucky Derby 2013 contender, Java’s War.

Listed as a very profitable 20/1 (+2000), the son of War Pass is sure to be a very popular horse predictions bet come Saturday night at Churchill Downs.

Before the 139th running of the Kentucky Derby takes center stage on Saturday, Churchill Downs will host the 2013 Kentucky Oaks. Thus, we have all the contenders, future odds and betting picks for your Kentucky Oaks experience to be a profitable one.

The 2013 Kentucky Oaks takes place Friday night beginning at 5:45 p.m. EST from Louisville, Ky., and it’ll be broadcast live on NBC Sports Network. Eleven of the best 3-year-old fillies (121 lb) will compete in the 1⅛ miles with the hopes of winning the $600,000 first-place grand prize.

Churchill Downs in Louisville, Ky., will be the site for the 139th running of the Kentucky Derby, which takes place Saturday night at 6:24 p.m. EST on NBC Sports. We will take a look at the most recent horse racing betting odds and of course issue our 2013 Kentucky Derby predictions.

This year, we will have a 20-horse field filed with some of the finest three-year-old thoroughbreds in America. For the record, the weight limit will go as follows: colt/gelding: 126 lbs (57.2 kg) and filly: 121 lb (55 kg).

Considering the forecast for the 2013 Run for the Roses, making your horse predictions is going to be critical especially among so many Kentucky Derby 2013 contenders.

One of the dark horses for this year’s Derby has to be Mylute, who’s easily one of the more seasoned thoroughbreds to enter the first leg of the Triple Crown. With nine career starts under his belt, the son of Midnight Lute is ready to shock the world on Saturday, May 4, 2013.

After much speculation regarding the field for the Kentucky Derby 2013, we now have the official contestants, along with the post positions, the race’s start time and of course, our betting odds predictions.

For starters, we will have a 20-horse field filled with some of the greatest three-year-old American thoroughbreds. They will all be competing for the first-place prize of $1,425,000 and all the hoopla and hype that comes as a potential Triple Crown winner.

Anytime huge events come around, oddsmakers tend to go the extra mile to ensure that bettors can enhance their experiences and winning opportunities. The Tripe Crown is no exception and thus, we will take a look at the best 2013 Kentucky Derby prop bets for Saturday’s race.

For starters, the 2013 Run for the Roses takes place Saturday night at 6:24 p.m. EST from Churchill Downs and live on NBC Sports. The winner will take home a first-place grand prize of $1,425,000 and all the hype that comes to the winner of the first leg of the elusive Triple Crown.

As the days leading up to the 2013 Run for the Roses continue to wind down, current Kentucky Derby 2013 favorites continue to settle into their appropriate spots in the betting universe.

If you’ve been following OSH all along, then you would know that Verrazano, who comes in undefeated in his racing career, has been the outright favorite since day one.

As we get set for the 139th running of the Kentucky Derby, it's clear who all the pressure will be on. It certainly doesn't take much research to know that most 2013 Kentucky Derby odds currently favor Verrazano to run away with this thing.

For Hall of Fame trainer Todd Pletcher, this is shaping out to be one of the biggest races of his professional career. The fact that two of his horses are listed among the top-three favorites to win the Run for the Roses makes Saturday night a very exciting time for him.

The first leg of the Triple Crown is almost amongst us, and as such, we will give you our projected 2013 Kentucky Derby predictions for the Run for the Roses trifecta.

All the action gets underway this Saturday night from Churchill Downs in Louisville, Ky., beginning at 4 p.m. EST on NBC Sports. Only the best three-year-olds will be competing in this year’s Derby all fighting for a $2 million purse, which includes a first-place grand payoff of $1,425,000.

Churchill Downs in Louisville, Ky., will be the site for the last race before the Run for the Roses, as tonight nine thoroughbreds will compete in the Derby Trial Stakes 2013.

With 34 last-minute Derby points still on the line, we will take a look at the Derby Trial Stakes racing odds and winning predictions. This race will take place tonight, Saturday, April 27, 2013 beginning at 10:42 p.m. EST and it’ll be broadcast live on Horse Racing Radio Network.

After suffering the first defeat of his racing career, Vyjack is ready to get back to the winners’ circle, as he is one 2013 Kentucky Derby contenders people will be keeping a close eye on.

In terms of making an intelligent and profitable horse prediction, Vyjack has to be atop most people’s lists. Not only is this the reigning Jerome Handicap and Gotham Stakes winner, but he’s being overlooked so much, that his value is what makes him a must bet.

One of the Kentucky Derby 2013 contenders that oddsmakers may be wrongfully overlooking is none other than Todd Pletcher’s Overanalyzed.

For those who are looking for dark horse picks for the Derby, this is your bet right here! Despite the fact that he does come in as the winner of the $1 million Arkansas Derby earlier this month, the son of Dixie Union is getting no love in the betting world.

If there’s one horse out of the entire field of 2013 Kentucky Derby contenders that can upset Verrazano on May 4th it is without question, Normandy Invasion.

The son of Tapit got some terrific news this week, as jockey Javier Castellano announced that he will be aboard for the 2013 Run for the Roses. This makes Normandy Invasion one of the favorite Kentucky Derby picks to win it all at Churchill Downs.

Undefeated in his last three starts, Revolutionary is one of the Kentucky Derby 2013 contenders that has the ability to shock the world. Thus, don’t be surprised to see many experts’ Kentucky Derby predictions lean towards this 3-year-old colt.

The son of War Pass comes in looking to build off last month’s victory at the Louisiana Derby G2 race. Currently, he’s listed as probable for the Derby on May 4th, but Kentucky Derby oddsmakers are very high on this horse.