Way back when, before Justify was a Triple Crown winner, before the controversy about the Belmont, he was a Preakness contender. Here’s a look back at his time in Baltimore.
The Totally Thoroughbred horse show, originally scheduled for July 7, will now take place at Pimlico October 7, delayed as a result of heavy rains in recent weeks.
Jockey Feargal Lynch took the Pimlico riding title, while Kieron Magee, Mary Eppler, and Jerry Robb tied for top trainer honors.
While a number of trainers are stabled at Pimlico, only Faith Leatherman’s barn is on the front side, by the stakes barn, giving her a front row seat to history each year.
A severe thunderstorm forced the Maryland Jockey Club to cancel Pimlico’s Sunday card after four races, leaving a $280,000 carryover in the Pick 6 heading into Monday’s mandatory payout day.
Jockey Alex Cintron returned to action today at Pimlico, riding races for the first in six months.
Didn’t make it out to Pimlico on Preakness day? Our photographers did, and they share the scene with you.
Didn’t make it out to Pimlico on Black-Eyed Susan day? Our photographers did, and they share the scene with you.
They came at Justify in waves in Saturday’s Preakness Stakes, but though there were four in the photo, he prevailed in the second leg of the Triple Crown.
Trainers Steve Asmussen and Graham Motion came to Pimlico this Preakness loaded for bear — and both left with important hardware.