Hall of Fame trainer D. Wayne Lukas thinks Justify has a “great chance” to sweep the Triple Crown – but he’s not conceding anything just yet.
The four races to be contested next week in the reborn MATCH Series have drawn a combined 130 nominations — a promising sign.
Trying turf for the first time, O Dionysus notched his first win in over a year by taking a Pimlico allowance Thursday.
Local hopeful Goodonehoney had her final breeze for the Black-Eyed Susan, and trainer Jason Egan pronounced himself “excited” for the race.
World Approval, champion turf horse of 2017, is nominated to the Grade 2 Dixie, one of over 200 horses nominated to stakes on the Preakness undercard.
Federico Tesio Stakes winner Diamond King is confirmed for a start in the Preakness, trainer John Servis has confirmed.
Bolt d’Oro will run in the Preakness if all goes to plan, according to Mick Ruis – and it won’t matter if Justify runs or not.
Among 28 nominees to the Grade 2 Black-Eyed Susan Stakes at Pimlico are local hopeful Goodonehoney and New York shipper Sara Street.
A number of familiar names are among 183 nominations to six stakes on the Black-Eyed Susan day undercard at Pimlico.
Who will face Justify in the 143rd Preakness? The list of contenders continues to evolve…