Meet the 9 horses running in Saturday's Preakness Stakes

Can trainer Bob Baffert win yet another Preakness with Goal Oriented?

BALTIMORE — Trainer Bob Baffert loves to come to the Preakness. He loves the fact that all the top horses are in the same barn, so he can kibitz with his fellow trainers, such as an extended conversation with Mark…

Meet the 9 horses running in Saturday's Preakness Stakes

A look at the nine 3-year-olds entered for Saturday's Preakness Stakes, the middle jewel of the U.S. Triple Crown, and thoughts on their chances.

AmWager To Offer Zero Percent Takeout On Preakness

AmWager is offering zero percent takeout on the GI Preakness Stakes, according to the advanced deposit wagering company on Friday. All AmWager customers who opt in and bet the Preakness Win pool will receive a total payout for their successful wagers which is calculated with zero takeout. For instance, when Seize the Grey (Arrogate) won the 2024 edition of the of the big race and paid $21.60 for a $2 bet, the same wager would pay $26.35 this yea…

Team Behind Heart of Honor Excited to 'Give it a Shot' in Preakness

If trainer Jamie Osborne and Heart of Honor, his entry in the May 17 Preakness Stakes, seem out of place at Pimlico Race Course it’s probably because there hasn’t been a starter in the second leg of the Triple Crown bred outside of North America since th Read More...

Preakness 2025: Revised plan sends Heart of Honor to U.S.

Baltimore Jamie Osborne is hoping to go one better with Heart of Honor in Preakness 2025 than he did 10 1/2 years ago with Toast of New York in the Breeders’ Cup Classic. Back in 2014 at Santa Anita, Toast of New York had the good fortune of starting outside eventual winner Bayern. He was unaffected by the leftward start by front-running Bayern, and he finished a stalking second at 18-1 odds.Video: Hard-core handicapping of Preakness 2025. Now O…