With Preakness nearing, we spent a few minutes with Maryland Jockey Club president Tom Chuckas to get the scoop on the present and future of the Preakness.
California Chrome led a group of three Preakness runners that arrived at Pimlico earlier today, and a fourth arrived later.
Sirens blared and the police motorcycles thundered through Baltimore. Just your average, everyday police escort — for horses bound for the Preakness.
In today’s Preakness notes, Social Inclusion breezes, and many others ship.
Todd Pletcher has never won the historic Pimlico Special. He’ll have a pair, including morning line favorite Revolutionary, in Friday’s renewal.
Ben’s Cat has won two of the last three runnings of the Jim McKay Turf Sprint. The eight year-old, trained by King Leatherbury, might be better than ever.
In today’s Preakness notes, last preparations and travel plans are the order of the day.
In today’s Preakness notes, Ring Weekend posts a solid work and may be leaning towards running, while most other contenders remain on track for next Saturday.
Jockey Rosie Napravnik will head to the Preakness aboard Bayern. Yet it’ll be a homecoming minus one familiar face: that of the late trainer Dickie Small.
General a Rod, 11th in the Kentucky Derby, will try the Preakness, owner Jack Wolf said. Plus, news and notes on all the Preakness contenders.