Supplementing Oaklawn Park allowance winner Warrior’s Charge to the Preakness will set his owners back $150,000.
Oaklawn Invitational winner Laughing Fox is Preakness-bound, his owner said Thursday.
The Maryland Jockey Club moved today to have a judge dismiss Baltimore city’s suit seeking to take control of Pimlico and the Preakness.
Derby winner Country House won’t contest the Preakness – first time in 23 years that’s happened – and that’s only one part of the strangeness.
Signalman, unraced since a third-place effort in the Blue Grass, is Preakness-bound after not drawing into the Kentucky Derby.
Kentucky Derby fourth-place finisher Improbable is Preakness-bound, his trainer said.
Trainer Bill Mott said he was leaning towards bringing Country House to Baltimore for the Preakness.
The future of Pimlico remains as cloudy as ever after visits to the Maryland Racing Commission by Del. Sandy Rosenberg and MJC counsel Alan Rifkin.
Julian Pimentel picks up his first Derby mount, Pimlico seating woes and the Charles Town Classic, in the week in social media.
The oldest portion of the Pimlico grandstand “is no longer suitable” for fan traffic and will be closed during the Preakness.
