California Chrome (along with Ride On Curlin) boarded a van bound for Belmont Park this morning, where in three weeks he’ll try to win the Triple Crown.
Seven years ago, Curlin came late to tackle the Derby winner in the Preakness. Saturday, his son Ride On Curlin did the same. It was almost deja vu.
Maryland Jockey Club president Tom Chuckas expanded on his thoughts to expand the time between Triple Crown races.
Trainer Michael Pino and owner Tim O’Donohue have a knack for claiming. They showed it Preakness day when Wallyanna won the James Murphy Stakes.
Is it pedigree, speed, conformation, or something else buyers at Monday’s Fasig-Tipton 2 year-old sale will seek? The answer is: Yes.
California Chrome reprised his Derby victory with a dominant Preakness win, and now it’s on to Belmont and, perhaps, history. With a Preakness gallery.
Meadowood tracked the pace and burst on by to win the Chick Lang Stakes on the Preakness undercard at Pimlico.
Ageless rallied up the rail to take her second straight stake in Saturday’s The Very One Stakes at Pimlico.
As we did with the Kentucky Derby, we asked some racing fans, experts, and others to handicap the Preakness.
Happy My Way shot to the lead and didn’t look back en route to winning his second consecutive stake in the G3 Maryland Sprint Handicap at Pimlico.