Our Preakness Memories series reaches back to tell the stories of past Preakness winners. Here, 1989 champ Sunday Silence.
Market King, third in the Grade 2 Rebel in March, will give trainer D. Wayne Lukas his 44th Preakness starter.
Thirty-nine years before “The Great Derby DQ” came another controversial stewards’ decision, when the stews left Codex up in the 1980 Preakness.
Our Preakness Memories series reaches back to tell the stories of past Preakness winners. Here, 1984 winner Gate Dancer.
Our Preakness Memories series reaches back to tell the stories of past Preakness winners. Here, 1979 and Spectacular Bid.
Alwaysmining fired a bullet at Fair Hill in his final breeze before the May 18 Preakness.
Trainer Mike Trombetta likes what he’s seeing from-Preakness-bound Win Win Win.
Supplementing Oaklawn Park allowance winner Warrior’s Charge to the Preakness will set his owners back $150,000.
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.