Twinspires Offer Code Unlocks $400 Promo for Preakness Weekend

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Gearing up for the second leg of the Triple Crown and need a new betting platform? Look no further than Twinspires, which is available in 39 states.

Use Twinspires offer code ACTIONRACING to unlock $400 in bonus funds ahead of the 2023 Black-Eyed Susan on Friday and the Preakness Stakes this weekend, which highligh an excellent two days of racing at Pimlico Race Course in Baltimore.

With this offer, you'll get $100 in bonus funds for every $400 wagered on the platform. It's the highest-value offer among any of the best horse racing platforms in the U.S. right now.

Where Is TwinSpires Available?

TwinSpires offers its horse racing product in 39 total states, including some of the most-populous ones in the U.S. — New York, California, Florida, Pennsylvania.

According to its own website, Twinspires does not operate in the following states — Alaska, Georgia, Hawaii, Maine, Mississippi, Nevada, New Jersey, North Carolina, South Carolina, Texas, Utah, and Washington DC.

Many of those states don't offer horse racing betting on any platform, while a state like New Jersey has its own dedicated platform called 4NJBets, which is powered by TVG.

2023 Black-Eyed Susan Odds

Faiza is the clear favorite entering the Black-Eyed Susan on Friday evening, listed at 7-5 on the morning line (that's +140 in American odds, for trying to convert to something more familiar to sports betting).

The Bob Baffert-trained filly is perfect in five starts, with her last start coming in the Grade 2 Santa Anita Oaks on April 8. Four of her five wins have come in graded stakes races.

PostHorseOdds
1Sacred Wish10-1
2Pate20-1
3Hoosier Philly10-1
4Merlazza6-1
5Frosty O Toole15-1
6Miracle10-1
7Comparative12-1
8Balpool8-1
9Faiza7-5
10Taxed15-1
11Cats Inthe Timber30-1
12Towhead20-1

Our Mike Conti is going a different direction, with 10-1 shot Sacred Wish as his favorite bet and Taxed and Merlazza also candidates to hit the board. Here's his explanation:

  • No. 1 Sacred Wish (10-1) ran second in the Gulfstream Park Oaks last time out. She was wide all the way around in that race. She looked green at the top of the stretch, with her head cocked, but finished with a good closing kick and galloped out well. She should appreciate the added distance and continue improving in only her fourth career start.
  • No. 10 Taxed (15-1) is one of the most experienced horses in the field. I’m willing to put a line through the Honeybee race due to the sloppy conditions. Her Beyer speed figures have continued to improve and she will be forwardly placed. If she can continue to improve, she should continue the trend of outrunning her odds with her running style.
  • No. 4 Merlazza (6-1) hasn’t missed the board in four career starts. She’s bred for the distance and has continued to show maturity from one start to the next. Her tactical speed and stalking style should benefit her. If she can continue her trend of improving, she will be in the thick of it coming for home. The only question with her is how will she run off Lasix for the first time.

Past Black-Eyed Susan Winners

The Black-Eyed Susan is the Preakness's version of the Kentucky Oaks, featuring the best 3-year-old fillies in the country. Pretty Mischievous won the 2023 Kentucky Oaks, but the "filly Triple Crown" doesn't carry much weight, so she won't run in Friday's Black-Eyed Susan.

YearWinnerTime
2022Interstatedaydream1:48.73
2021Army Wife1:49.63
2020Miss Marissa1:48.08
2019Point of Honor1:47.88
2018Red Ruby1:50.17
2017Actress1:51.87
2016Go Maggie Go1:51.81
2015Keen Pauline1:50.46
2014Stopchargingmaria1:51.79
2013Fiftyshadesofhay1:52.73
2012In Lingerie1:52.07
2011Royal Delta1:49.60
2010Acting Happy1:50.00
2009Payton d'Oro1:49.75
2008Sweet Vendetta1:49:60
2007Panty Raid1:50.07
2006Regal Engagement †1:50.11
2005Spun Sugar1:53.27
2004Yearly Report1:52.65
2003Roar Emotion1:52.33
2002Chamrousse1:51.61
2001Two Item Limit1:50.84
2000Jostle1:52.56
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