Only three Maryland-based female trainers – Kelly Rubley, Linda Albert, and Nancy Alberts – have had a Preakness starter since 2000. Why?
Trainer Shug McGaughey is hoping for his fifth win in the Dinner Party Stakes Saturday, as he sends out 5-1 Doctor Mounty.
The undefeated Yaupon plus stakes winners Lebda and Double Crown lead the Grade 3 Chick Lang Stakes, the feature for Preakness Thursday.
Our Preakness Profiles give you an in-depth look at each horse entered in the Preakness: why he could win, why he could lose, and more! Here, Thousand Words.
Our Preakness Profiles give you an in-depth look at each horse entered in the October 3 Preakness: why he could win, why he could lose, and more! Here, Pneumatic.
Our Preakness Profiles give you an in-depth look at each horse entered in the Preakness: why he could win, why he could lose, and more! Here, Art Collector.
Our 2020 Preakness Memories series continues with Lookin At Lucky, who after some tough luck finally caught a clean trip to win the 2010 Preakness.
New to the Preakness? Here are five tips to help you figure out who’s going to win the big race (or at least appear smart to your friends)!
Our Preakness Profiles give you an in-depth look at each horse entered in the Preakness. Here, the filly Swiss Skydiver.
Our Preakness Profiles give you an in-depth look at each horse entered in the Preakness: why he could win, why he could lose, and more! Here, Authentic.
Our 2020 Preakness Memories series continues with who faced adversity almost from day one but rebounded to win a dramatic Preakness.
Gov. Larry Hogan today named October as “Maryland Horse Month.” The month features both the Preakness and Maryland Million.
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