Photographer Allison Janezic was on the grounds at Laurel Park this past weekend: here is what the weekend looked like from her perspective.
Photographer Allison Janezic was on the grounds at Laurel Park this past weekend: here are her shots of the Preakness weekend stakes winners.
G1 winner wins 2nd straight Dinner Party There was plenty different about this year’s $250,000 Dinner Party Stakes (G3) and last year’s edition: venue, turf condition, competitors and pace. But, despite the venue change from Pimlico to Laurel and the condition change from good turf to firm, the ultimate result didn’t change as Fort Washington […]
Last year’s Grade 3 Dinner Party winner Fort Washington is back seeking a repeat, a feat accomplished only one other time in the race’s history.
A slow early pace turned into a sprint for home, and Fort Washington proved fastest of all in the Grade 3 Dinner Party at Pimlico.
We asked our experts to handicap the key stakes on the Preakness Stakes 150 undercard. Here’s what they came up with.
Balnikhov, winless in nine starts, rallied from last to win the G3 Dinner Party over the boggy going at Pimlico on the Preakness undercard.
More than $7.5 million in bonuses will be offered horsemen over Preakness weekend, along with races serving as qualifiers to international G1 events.
The Preakness purse will rise to $2 million, while the Dinner Party jumps to $500,000, as 1/ST Racing links those races with the Cal Crown and Pegasus.
Never Explain scored a 15-1 upset in the Grade 3 Dinner Party at Pimlico to give trainer Shug McGaughey his fifth Dinner Party win in 30 years.