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Preakness: Anchors aweigh for Lone Sailor
Louisiana Derby runner-up Lone Sailor figures to be a Preakness longshot, but his connections are hoping for some good naval karma.
Ms Locust Point looks to “find winning ways” in Skipat
Grade 2 winner Ms Locust Point had a rough one last out in the G1 Madison, but trainer John Servis is hopeful she’ll be back on track in Friday’s Skipat.
Black-Eyed Susan: Goodonehoney providing “time of our life”
The undefeated Goodonehoney is headed to the Black-Eyed Susan Stakes and providing her owner-breeder, and her trainer, “the time of our life.”
Scott Lake set to defend Delaware Park training title
Trainer Scott Lake tied for Delaware Park’s training title in 2017 and is set to return with 35 horses for the upcoming season.
Preakness Past: The disappearing Big Brown
Our Ghosts of Preakness Past series celebrates past editions of the Middle Jewel. Today: 2008, when Big Brown “disappeared” from his Preakness rivals, much as his connections have disappeared from racing.
Edgar Prado gets career win number 7,000
It was a nondescript race on a nondescript day, but it produced a special moment when jockey Edgar Prado won his 7,000th career race in a claiming tilt at Parx Racing Tuesday.
Preakness: Quip shows “good energy” in morning jog
Grade 3 Tampa Bay Derby winner Quip returned to the track for a jog this morning, leaving trainer Rodolphe Brisset pleased the day before he ships to Baltimore.
Pimlico earns NTRA safety reaccreditation
On the eve of the Preakness, the NTRA Safety and Integrity Alliance announced it has once again reaccredited Pimlico.
Preakness: Good Magic “ready” to turn tables
Good Magic galloped at Pimlico Tuesday morning, the third Preakness contender to do so, and his connections like what they see from the Derby runner-up.
Preakness Past: Funny Cide and his merry band
Our Ghosts of Preakness Past series celebrates past editions of the Middle Jewel. Today: 2003, when Funny Cide and his blue-collar owners captured the heart of a nation.
