Divining Rod, a Grade 3 winner who was third in the 2015 Preakness, will stand at stud at Country Life Farm for the 2018 season.
Lexington Stakes winner Divining Rod is doing “very well,” says trainer Arnaud Delacour, who is leaning towards the Preakness for the horse’s next start.
Trainer Arnaud Delacour said Lael Stables is currently aiming two runners at Preakness weekend, including Lexington winner Divining Rod for the Preakness.
Though a bit slow to develop, Lael Stables’ Other Cheek, in just his fourth career race,will tackle graded company in the G3 Kent at Delaware Park today.