
Pimlico picks and ponderings May 20, 2021
John Piassek shares his thoughts on today’s 8-race Pimlico card here.

John Piassek shares his thoughts on today’s 8-race Pimlico card here.

The carryover in the Jackpot Pick 6 at Pimlico is more than $560,000, the highest it’s ever reached. Racing resumes Thursday.

It’s been one thing after another in racing the last couple of weeks, and our Teresa Genaro wonders if it’ll all be enough to make racing take action.

Online sales company Wanamaker’s has released the catalog for its next offering, which takes place May 27.

The Fasig-Tipton two-year-old sale which concluded today saw across-the-board gains, as $33 million in horses were sold.

Saturday’s NBC broadcast of the 146th Preakness Stakes garnered the event’s highest ratings since 2018, 29% above the 2019 event.

The trainer who died in 1949 and the dog who died in 1974 are among the many, many ghosts of Pimlico who’ll need a place of honor when renewal comes.

Mean Bean, the nine-year-old stalwart of trainer Glenn Harrison’s barn, will be retired, Harrison said on social media.

The first of two days at Fasig-Tipton Midlantic two-year-olds in training sale generated over $15 million, including a horse who fetched $1.5 million.

Point-by-point pictures of the Preakness show you how the race developed from gate-to-wire.

Monmouth Park general manager Bill Anderson has won the Virgil “Buddy” Raines Award for distinguished achievement in New Jersey racing.

We take a look at the horses who worked the fastest – and slowest – before tomorrow’s Fasig-Tipton Midlantic 2yo sale. Call ’em the bookends.
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