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Local runner Brenda’s Way tackles graded foes in DuPont
Former claiming horse Brenda’s Way — who was locally-bred and is locally-owned and -trained — will fish her deepest waters yet in the G3 DuPont Distaff.

Black-Eyed Susan day notes: Skipat and Hilltop
Lady Sabelia will look to start a new win streak in the Skipat, on the Black-Eyed Susan Stakes undercard, and a pair seek class relief in the Hilltop.

Ageless Ben’s Cat guns for third straight McKay victory
Nine-year-old fan favorite Ben’s Cat will face a solid group when he aims for his third straight triumph in the Jim McKay Turf Sprint Friday at Pimlico.

A.P. Indian wins Decathlon before 11,138 at Monmouth
Speedy A.P. Indian scored impressively in the Decathlon Stakes at Monmouth Park on Saturday’s opening day.

Beaumont rematch highlights Miss Preakness
Miss Ella and Divine Dawn — one-two in the G2 Beaumont Stakes — renew their rivalry in Friday’s Grade 3 Miss Preakness at Pimlico.

Stopchargingmaria makes Pimlico return in DuPont Distaff
Multiple Grade 1 winner Stopchargingmaria, who won the 2014 Black-Eyed Susan, returns to Pimlico as the likely favorite in the Allaire DuPont Distaff Stakes.

Bob Baffert’s Luminance likely Black-Eyed Susan favorite
Luminance — a Grade 1-placed filly trained by Bob Baffert — will likely be favorite in Friday’s G2 Black-Eyed Susan Stakes.

Hard-hitting field to line up in Pimlico Special
A rugged group of horses – including Top Billing, multiple graded winner Commissioner, and local hero Page McKenney – is set for Friday’s Pimlico Special.

Preakness weekend undercard runners ready
From a Maryland Jockey Club release A pair of Graham Motion runners -- hard-hitting Miss Temple City and promising Donworth -- are pointed at Preakness weekend undercard stakes, the trainer said today. Multiple-graded stakes-placed Miss Temple City will get a bit of...

Preakness notes
In today’s Preakness update, Tale of Verve was confirmed in, Mr. Z was confirmed out, and other contenders stretched their legs.