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Off the Pace: My unforgettable first Preakness
In a new Off the Pace: A filly favored. A controversy for the ages. A drunk knocks himself out. Mike Valiante will never forget his first Preakness.

MRC chair Michael Algeo to receive special merit award
Maryland Racing Commission chairman Michael Algeo will be honored with a special award of merit from the Maryland Jockey Club.
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- Fenwick (50-1)
- Secret Oath (9-2)
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- Happy Jack (30-1)
- Armagnac (12-1)
- Epicenter (6-5)
- Skippylongstocking (20-1)
PREAKNESS NEWS
Midlantic runners on Belmont Friday
Your guide to Midlantic-based or -bred runners on Belmont Stakes Friday.
Nyquist tops pre-Belmont NTRA poll
Nyquist and California Chrome continue to dominate the NTRA’s Top 3-Year-Old and Top Thoroughbred Polls, respectively.
Nyquist feeling his oats as Pimlico sojourn ends
Nyquist galloped the Pimlico main track Saturday morning, his final workout at Old Hilltop before heading home to Santa Anita.
Exaggerator has final Pimlico gallop
Preakness champ Exaggerator had his final gallop at Pimlico Saturday morning and is scheduled to head to Belmont Sunday.
All signs positive for Exaggerator after Pimlico jog
Preakness winner Exaggerator jogged at Pimlico, while Kentucky Derby champ Nyquist continued to recover after spiking a fever.
Nyquist to skip Belmont Stakes
Kentucky Derby winner Nyquist, third as the favorite in Saturday’s Preakness, will return home to California rather than contesting the Belmont Stakes.
Exaggerator returns to the track
Preakness winner Exaggerator returned to the Pimlico track Tuesday morning, and Nyquist’s temperature returned to normal.
Despite loss, Nyquist remains atop NTRA poll
Despite a loss in the Grade 1 Preakness, voters in the latest NTRA poll left Nyquist in the top spot for three-year-olds, while California Chrome remains first for older horses.
Preakness TV ratings up
TV ratings for the Preakness grew 7% versus 2015, with Baltimore achieving its highest ratings since 2009.