Golden Tempo to bypass Preakness
Kentucky Derby champ Golden Tempo will bypass the May 16 Preakness and point instead to the Belmont Stakes, his trainer said in a statement.
Kentucky Derby champ Golden Tempo will bypass the May 16 Preakness and point instead to the Belmont Stakes, his trainer said in a statement.
A total of $150,000 in bonuses will be available to trainers at Laurel over Preakness weekend, split between stakes and non-stakes races.
Two new names, Kentucky Derby show horse Ocelli and Corona de Oro, who did not draw into the Derby, are now under Preakness consideration.
This week’s Maryland Racing Today podcast features Equibase chart caller Keith Feustle, who also previously made the morning line in Maryland.
A new film brings together a pair of Maryland-based Eclipse Award winners, a cult filmmaker, and a love letter to the old Pimlico.
It’s looking like the May 16 Preakness will have a larger field than usual, as, though few Derby runners are eyeing it, plenty of others are.
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