The Best 2026 Triple Crown Selections & Analysis in The Business, Bar None! From Leo Cates of PowerHorse, International. This Year — Kentucky Oaks Card Included as Well!! Yours For Just $65!!!!

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The Best Triple Crown Analysis in The Business, Yours For Just $65!  Includes Kentucky Oaks Selections!

Kentucky Derby May 2, Preakness Stakes May 16, Belmont Stakes June 6.  +++Full analysis and selections on all of the other races on each day!

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INCLUDED for 2026 — Leo’s Selections for The Kentucky Oaks Card on May 1!

The Best Triple Crown Analysis in The Business, Yours For Just $65!

 

“I sincerely appreciate the honesty and integrity of your selection services.  No wild claims, just great handicapping from Leo, who I have been following for years through your company now.  I have tried so many different selection services, including getting sucked in on the ‘scam’ phone jerks a few times, but you guys provide a shining light for those of us who just want an honest shake.  Here’s hoping your company and Leo will be around for many more years.”  Pat Bartolotta, Mutuel Line Manager, The Meadowlands.

You Get Complete Analysis for the BIG Races as well as Selections for the Undercard (the other races on the card) for the Kentucky Derby, Preakness & Belmont Stakes! (+for 2026, you get FULL Kentucky Oaks Card (May 1) as well!!!)

 

Our good friend Leo Cates, Triple Crown expert extraordinaire, of Power Horse International, will again be offering his Triple Crown Selections & Betting Strategy Package (KY Derby (May 2), Preakness (May 16), Belmont Stakes (June 6)).

 

👉✍️NOTE:  Read the letter from Leo at the bottom of the page if you need reassurance that you are dealing with a handicapper that is totally dedicated to providing you with the best possible analysis and selections.

 

Leo’s got a knack for being right on the money with these big-time races, as those of you who have subscribed to his service for the Triple Crown series and Breeders’ Cup are well aware.

 

👉👉Last year a $25 win bet and $2 Exacta bet on all of his Triple Crown plays returned a +$1,243 Profit!

 

👉👉The year before he tabbed Essential Quality as the winner of the Belmont Stakes and gave us the Trifecta in the Kentucky Derby (Medina Spirit, Mandaloun, Hot Rod Charlie) that paid $848.45 for just 50 cents!.

 

 

👇Important:  Please Read👇

👉👉The ‘UnderCards” on these Big Days is Where the Real Value Lies!👈👈

On Most Triple Crown days, there are usually 10 to 11 other races available to wager on, and these races make up the ‘Undercard’.

 

>>>Remember that on these big racedays, the undercard races are all of superior quality, many Stakes, and Leo will provide you selections for many of these races as well. 

 

🤔The reality is that in races like the Kentucky Derby, you have up to 20 horses, most trying the 1-1/4 mile distance for the first time and most have not raced on the Churchill oval, so trying to pick a winner in these Triple Crown events is very, very difficult, 👉even though Leo has hit 3 of the last 5 KY Derby Winners.

 

👉But the other races on the card are all of superb quality and are made up of horses with proven ability at today’s distance and on today’s surface, so they are much easier to handicap.

 

IMPORTANT!

👉👉But because of the huge number of mostly uninformed bettors on these days, 🏇🏻🏇🏻horses that figure strongly in these races often go off as overlays as the money from the crowd is all over the place and not necessarily on the logical horses.

😀This is where Leo really shines, as he can easily spot the major contender(s) in these races as well as the logical Exacta/Trifecta/Superfecta runners.  He sees👀 things the vast majority of fans do not.

 

On the undercards in 2025, Leo provided his clients with 16 additional plays, including Exactas & Trifectas.  👉He got 8 winners, including $39 and $28 payoffs, 14 total horses who ran at least 2nd and 12 total that ran at least 3rd + the $258 Exacta on the Derby.

 

In 2024, 👉he hit 8 out of 21 releases, including a $37.40 winner, and 15 of them ran at least 2nd or 3rd.

Since 2021 he has hit Exactas for $313, $237, $188 and seven others, as well as Trifectas for $848, $511 and $297, and Daily Doubles for $206, $155, $122, $111 and $107.

 

“I’ve been using Leo’s picks for the Triple Crown & Breeders’ Cup for as long as you have offered them – started in 1995, I think – and without a doubt, his selections are the most consistent from a win standpoint, a price standpoint and an Exotics standpoint that I have ever used.  He’s not perfect, of course, but there is no way I could have even come close to doing as well on my own.  In the BC races alone, I have followed his selections to a ‘T’ and have pocketed several thousand dollars.  While I love his Triple Crown picks in the big races, his undercard selections on each of those days have been absolutely phenomenal.  Thanks so much for this wonderful, fun and profitable service.  Long live Leo Cates!’  Glenn Farrell, Tampa Bay, Fl

“I always look forward to Leo’s selections for the big races.  Two of the biggest Trifectas I have ever cashed ($1,223 and $976) came courtesy of his selections.  How he keeps track of all the class horses as well as the foreign horses I will never know.  All I know is that while many claim to be ‘experts’ in this game, Leo, more than anyone else I’ve ever known, truly fits that description.’  Robert Thompson, Lexington, KY

 

“Guys, don’t even think about this, just get it!  Leo is the real thing.  And for the price of what an average lunch for two costs these days, you get three FULL days of expert selections.  I quit doing my own handicapping on these days after using Leo’s picks for a few years starting in the mid 90s.  I can absolutely guarantee that you will get more winners and exotic payoffs than you ever would have on your own.  Don’t tell your friends how you got a boatload of  winners on these days, though, make them think you figured it all out on your own!”  Tom Console, Handicapping Author

 

So think about it:  🤔Do you really want to labor over these extremely difficult to handicap races, high quality races loaded with shippers/foreign runners, etc?

 

🏇🏻🏇🏻Or would you rather, for a VERY reasonable price, hire an expert to navigate these very rough waters for you.

😀Try It — We Guarantee You Will Like It!😀

 

For just $65, total, you can share in Leo’s expertise.

Analysis of each Triple Crown raceday card (& The Kentucky Oaks Card) will be emailed to you the night prior to the races.A great package at a great price!’

✍️See the Letter from Leo Below

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Triple Crown Analysis 2026 & Selection Package  $65

 

Intro Letter from Leo

 

From Leo Cates – Thursday, Apr. 23

I remember when I was just getting into this game as a teenager, many, many moons ago (I’m 80), my father would get all this colorful mail from selection services a couple weeks before the Derby.  And they all claimed that they had released the winner in the last 6, or 7 or 10, or whatever Kentucky Derbys.  Just send your $35 to some post office box in Maryland, or New York, or Nevada, and call on raceday for your winner!  Back then, my father fell for many of these pitches, as did I when I was of legal age to bet (it was 21 back then).  Inevitably, they not only didn’t pick the winner, but while you were on the phone with one of these hustlers, they would talk you into sending (usually ‘wiring’) an extra $50, $100, whatever, and they would also give you the winners of some other race(s) at today’s track or another – winners that they had ‘information’ on  –  ‘sure things’, in otherwords.

I doubt if there is even one of you out there who has not fallen victim to one of these scams.  For me these were hard learned and expensive lessons.  It took me awhile to come to my senses and realize that if I was going to win, that would be totally up to me as a handicapper.  So starting in my mid-20s, while working as a government accountant, I decided that I was going to devote my time and energy into finding a way of beating this game.  Being a ‘numbers’ guy, I was certain that with the proper research I would be able to discover patterns that would allow me to find situations that, over the long run, would result in a positive return.  I loved the game, thought about nothing else while I was in my cubicle at work, and spent the weekends at whatever New York track was running.

Over the years I discovered that the most consistent types of races were for high quality horses — horses running for very high claiming prices, allowance races with non-winners of 3 conditions, Classified Allowances and Stakes and Handicaps.  While these types of races were super competitive, i.e., most of the runners had above-average ability, I found that I could often separate them based on trainer, post position, track bias, their overall record on today’s track, jockey and a handful of other considerations or patterns.

So I became strictly a ‘big race’ handicapper.  About 30 years ago me and my partner Ben started a service we called PowerHorse International (we also cover Grade III and above races in Great Britain) and gained a following of several dozen clients, many who are still with us today, though several have departed this earth (the sport has become an ‘old man’s game due to total ignorance on the part of most of the large track owners, who since the 1980s simply never marketed to a younger audience, but that’s another subject.)

So, here we are, with another Triple Crown season at hand — they come fast at me nowadays — used to seem like ages between Derbys when I was young and impatient.  So here are a few pointers:

The Kentucky Derby is one of the most difficult of all races to handicap.

Here we have 20 (usually) horses, none of which have been tested at the taxing 1-1/4 mile distance and most who have never set foot on the Churchill Downs main track.  Because of the large field, gaining good early position is essential.  Even a superior runner, if he breaks poorly, will find it nigh on impossible to get through, or around, the crowd of horses on the far turn.  So you have horses who lack experience distancewise and surfacewise thrown into a crowded field, with many of the runners still ‘green’ (have only a few races under their belts) – not an easy handicapping task.

I have an overall decent winner with Derby winners.  I have had several, but only twice, 1999/2000  and 2007/2008 did I hit the Derby back to back.  My first big priced Derby winner was Ferdinand in 1986 ($38).

So what I’m saying is that it is very difficult to rely strictly on picking one horse to win in the most difficult to handicap race of the year.  And lately, there have been a lot of short prices, whereas previously, for many years, favorites seldom got the job done.

So I approach the Derby from an Exotics standpoint.  I usually spread pretty deep in the Exactas, Trifectas and Superfectas, and have had good success over the years and some very nice payoffs.

The real value is usually on the undercard

On Triple Crown days, there are usually between 10 and 12 other races on the card.  Most of these races are high-level Allowance and Stakes races.  I have found that it is much easier to pick a winner, Exacta, Trifecta, etc., in these races, as almost all of the runners fit the written conditions and often have tons of experience at today’s distance and on today’s surface, etc.  Therefore, I will concentrate on these races which have produced solid results over the years.  I usually find between five and eight races to play on these cards, so that is where you will see most of the selections.

The exotics, especially the Trifecta, Superfecta, Pick 3 and Pick 4, often produce nice overlays on Triple Crown days.  The reason is that there are so many more players on track and off who have no idea what they are doing, huge amounts of this uninformed money fill the pools.  Most of these folks bet all the favorites, or their phone numbers, or their grandmother’s birthday, etc.  This allows serious players to get in there and capture that money, and because the favorites in these races are usually vastly overbet, when one runs out the resulting payoff is often much larger than it would be on a normal raceday.

The Preakness and Belmont tend to be easier to handicap

The usual scenario:  20 horses in the Derby   —   9 to 13 in the Preakness    6 to 10 in the Belmont

The horses that normally show up for the last two legs of the Triple Crown actually belong at the distance and thus are more handicappable.

Bet within your comfort zone

Just because it’s Derby Day does not mean you have to drain your bank account to get in on all the action.  In fact, the average handicapper will fare much, much better playing cards made up of cheap claimers, maidens and allowance runners.  While wild payoffs are likely, you often have to put out a lot to get a lot.  In some of these races, I spread pretty deeply so the ticket price can be large.  My suggestion:  If you are just out there for a day of fun, consider betting the releases across the board, using 2 units to win, 5 units to place and 9 units to show (betting unit – if you are a $2 bettor, then $2 is your ‘unit’).  If you have a decent bankroll to play with but still aren’t comfortable with very large wagers, consider betting a bit more on the across the board wagers, and play $1 to $5 Exactas, .50 to $1 Trifectas, .10 to .20 Supers, .50 Pick 3s, 4s, etc.

If you have a good sized bankroll and are totally comfortable with the ups and downs of the game, then just go for it.  I can’t promise you riches, but we have made some very nice hits on a fairly regular basis.

What if I fall flat on my face?

Oh, it’s happened, for sure.  I can’t make any promises, but I will tell you that I take this job very, very seriously, and every play I provide is based on many months or longer of research on all kinds of different positive patterns.  While one stumble out of the gate can negate all that, racing luck can also be on our side.  Also, rest assured, me and my partners will be making the exact same bets that we provide to you.  So if we lose, we’ll likely lose a lot more than most of our clients, if that’s any consolation!🙂

The important thing is to have fun while hopefully pocketing some cash.  We should have the Derby selections to you Thursday evening or Friday morning.  Thanks so much for subscribing.  Take care, Leo