Let ‘em Run readies for interesting Preakness Stakes

Let ‘em Run Review of 5/9/26 and Preview of 5/16/26

The Preakness Stakes will be run on Saturday 5/16/26 for the first time ever at Laurel Park

Racecourse, while Pimlico undergoes some (much needed) renovations. This makes next

years’ Triple Crown Road look very interesting as we will have The Kentucky Derby as always at

Churchill Downs, The Preakness at the newly upgraded Pimlico Racecourse, and The Belmont

returning to the newly upgraded Belmont Park Racecourse.

This past weekend on Saturday, we nailed the big races at Belmont at The Big A, and here is

the review of what was a good weekend for Let ‘em Run.

Belmont at The Big A

Race 7 The Ruffian Stakes

We nailed the winner, #6 Irish Maxima who paid a nice $14.44 for the win. This horse had

several angles we liked, including Brisnet.com #1 Prime Power. A good start to a P5 sequence.

Race 8 The Take The A Train Stakes

Our top pick got a rough start, and could only finish in 4th place. We did include the winner #6 in

our win candidates, as this runner was also #1 Prime Power

Race 9 The Peter Pan Stakes

In this race we made it very clear, that taking a stand on the #3 Growth Equity, would allow you

to single here, and spread later. Jockey Flavian Prat took this mount and showed why we

should keep an eye on this runner moving forward, as he won quite impressively.

Race 10

Jockey Flavian Prat did it again, as post time favorite, and a pick we included, #3 Arkhipov. This

runner shipped to The Big A for trainer Chad Brown and did the job, and paid $7.24 for the

effort.

Race 11

This is where we would have gone deeper on our P5 ticket (we had 2,5,9), but keeping the

ticket budget friendly at $120 was our 1st priority. But if you took our play in race 9, and singled

there, you may have included the winner here, #4 Sammy C Note. Jockey Dylan Davis looks to

be getting back in top form again, and this runner paid $19.18 for the win, to key a $718 dollar

P5 payout. My partner John Kostin often talks about “ticket structure”

, so we will be sure to tap

into that topic again, when he returns home from his trip abroad.

We have a big weekend ahead, with The Preakness being run on Saturday May 16th at Laurel

Park. The field looks to be very competitive, even though only one runner from The Kentucky

Derby is entered (#2 Ocelli). We will be having our Happy Hour Show on Friday at 3pm where

we will deep dive The Black Eyed Susan. Then on Saturday at 12:30 we break down the LateP5 from Laurel Park, including The Preaknesss. The outlook is fast and firm in Laurel, Maryland

on Saturday… so stay tuned.

Be sure to check out Brisnet.com and The Preakness Package they are offering for $28.99,

loaded with information, and sure to give handicappers an edge. And as always, bet smart,