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PTF hosts JK and Pete Rotondo Jr. from 1/st as they give thoughts, tips and analysis on the Preakness Day Stakes Pick 5 as well as a deep dive into the Preakness itself with thoughts on

Just Steel        (D. Wayne Lukas)                   
Mystik Dan     (Kenneth G. McPeek)             
Seize The Grey (D. Wayne Lukas                    
Mugatu          (Jeff Engler)                
Imagination    (Bob Baffert)              
Catching Freedom      (Brad H. Cox)              
Uncle Heavy   (Robert E. Reid Jr.)                 
Tuscan Gold   (Chad C. Brown)                     
Muth  (Bob Baffert)              
Copper Tax     (Gary A. Capuano)            

Today's show kicks off with Matt Miller and PTF talking about Matt's new book, A Bettor Way of Thinking, a guide to a different way of thinking about your wagers, for everyone from new players to novices who think "I'm a good handicapper but a terrible bettor" to experienced players looking to make more money in their contest and cash play.
Next up, Tyler Frausto of 1/st is here to look back at the Kentucky Derby Betting Challenge and look forward to the Preakness contest this weekend.
Then it's time for the Adelphi Racing Club Performance of the week.
And last but not least, PTF and JK go through every runner in this year's Preakness field.
 

Acacia is joined by Keeneland Director of Sales Cormac Breathnach, recapping all that took place in the spring, and discussing the process of putting together the book for the Keeneland September Yearling Sale. She then speaks to Lance Gasaway, co-owner and co-breeder of Kentucky Derby winner Mystik Dan.

The show kicks off with Jim Miller of Hawthorne giving us the low down on the start of the turf season in Chicago and his thoughts on the Saturday late pick four.
Next up, Jay Privman drops by to discuss the social media kerfuffle and to give us the actual facts about Secretariat's heart size. He also gives his views on the stewards' performance ain this year's Kentucky Derby.
Last but not least, Justin Christein drops by to give his thoughts on some of the trips in the Derby. He'll be back with full trip notes for the Oaks and Derby soon for In the Money Plus members.

PTF starts the show with JK as they take a look into the Belmont at Aqueduct Pick Six on Saturday.
Next, Peter Rotondo, Jr. is here to talk about wagering menu options on Preakness Day and to tell us about the Grand 3 Pick 'Em, a free contest where $100,000 will be given away and you have a chance to win $5 million. Learn more here.
Last but not least, Alex Henry and Toshi Onikubo are in the house to look back at the Kentucky Derby from a Japanese perspective -- what has the reaction to the race been in Japan? And what would have happened to Forever Young without the interference?

In this episode of "JK + 1," I’m excited to sit down with the incredible Brian Hernandez Jr. Fresh off his stunning victories at this year's Kentucky Oaks and Kentucky Derby aboard Thorpedo Anna and Mystik Dan, Brian has cemented his place in racing history. We dive deep into those career-defining moments and the thrilling rides that led to his double win at Churchill Downs.
Brian takes us through his journey, from his early days in Louisiana where he dreamt of Derby glory, to achieving that dream. He opens up about the influential figures in his life—his dad and his brother—who played pivotal roles in his racing career, and we chat about some of the major milestones, like his wins on Fort Larned and with the legendary Rachel Alexandra.
We also get a glimpse into Brian's life outside the track, including a fun promotion with Canes fast food, showcasing a lighter side to this fierce competitor.
So, buckle up for a great conversation with one of the sport’s finest jockeys. Whether you’re a die-hard racing fan or just getting to know the sport, this chat with Brian Hernandez Jr. offers a heartfelt look at what it takes to win at the highest level and the personal stories behind the success.