Defending champs Wild About Star and Completed Pass headline a pair of turf sprint stakes at Pimlico Thursday.
Only three Maryland-based female trainers – Kelly Rubley, Linda Albert, and Nancy Alberts – have had a Preakness starter since 2000. Why?
The undefeated Yaupon plus stakes winners Lebda and Double Crown lead the Grade 3 Chick Lang Stakes, the feature for Preakness Thursday.
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Jesus’ Team took a jog around the racing strip at Pimlico Monday morning, while four other contenders had their final timed workouts before the Preakness.
Kentucky Derby winner Authentic is favored in Saturday’s Grade 1 Preakness Stakes, where he’ll contend with the filly Swiss Skydiver, among others.
Jesus’ Team arrived at Pimlico Sunday afternoon, becoming the first Preakness contender to reach Old Hilltop.
Mr. Big News is heading towards the Preakness with “everything going his way,” his trainer Bret Calhoun said.
Old Hilltop has seen a lot of things, but it’s never seen the likes of what it will confront this year: a Preakness without fans.
The Maryland Jockey Club has announced the Covid-19 protocols jockeys riding on Preakness weekend must follow.