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American Pharoah wins the 2015 Preakness Stakes at Pimlico.
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The actual footage of Secretariat's incredible Preakness Stakes victory during the second race of the 1973 Triple Crown.
Also, if you're an outdoors person, be sure to check out this new company called "The Clymb" http://vnlink.co/SGg71Z0 They sell new, "discontinued" gear at super low prices.
- published: 30 Jul 2011
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After nearly going down when bumped by Scrappy T entering the stretch, a gutsy Afleet Alex recovered and went on to win the $1-million Preakness (gr. I) in impressive fashion Saturday at Pimlico.
It was the fifth straight year the favorite won the Preakness, but it might have been the most dramatic of any of those runnings.
Coming out of the turn for home, jockey Ramon Dominguez smacked his whip left-handed on the leader Scrappy T, who bore out into the path of a charging Afleet Alex and Jeremy Rose. Afleet Alex, the 3-1 favorite, clipped heels and nearly went down. But he righted himself, straightened away, and drove to the wire to win the middle leg of the Triple Crown.
As the field broke from the gate, Rose steered Afleet Alex him from the 12 post in the 14-horse field toward the inside rail. The colt was in the two-path as the field headed around the first turn. Scrappy T had made the lead out of the gate, but High Limit and Going Wild soon took over and Scrappy T settled into third. They went the opening quarter in the 1 3/16-mile race in :23.17, and the half-mile in :46.07, not as fast as the Kentucky Derby (gr. I) two weeks ago, but quick nonetheless.
http://www.bloodhorse.com/horse-racing/articles/28252/what-a-finish-afleet-alex-nearly-falls-wins-preakness#ixzz31z1Wg9Fw
- published: 17 May 2014
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Calvin Borel made the right choice and history was made May 16 at Pimlico, when for the first time the Kentucky Oaks (gr. I) winner not only ran in the Preakness Stakes (gr. I) but won the race in convincing fashion. Rachel Alexandra won the middle jewel of the Triple Crown by a length over Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands (gr. I) winner Mine That Bird.
The week following her win in the Oaks, Rachel Alexandra was purchased by Jess Jackson and Harold McCormick and transferred from trainer Hal Wiggins to Steve Asmussen. Borel, who had ridden both Rachel Alexandra in the Oaks and Mine That Bird in the Derby, was asked to continue riding the filly and he agreed.
Mine That Bird's trainer, Chip Woolley, picked up Mike Smith on the Derby winner.
http://www.bloodhorse.com/horse-racing/articles/50819/rachel-alexandra-defeats-boys-in-preakness#ixzz31ulmbKtk
- published: 16 May 2014
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VICTOR ESPINOZA (AGE 41) - MEXICO - JOCKEY
Horse - Jockey - Trainer - Owner
California Chrome Victor Espinoza Art Sherman Steve Coburn & Perry Martin
Ride on Curlin Joel Rosario William Gowan Daniel Doherty
Social Inclusion Luis Conteras Manny Azpurua Rontos Racing Stable Corp
General a Rod Javier Castellano Mike Maker SkyChai Racing LLC and Starlight Racing
Dynamic Impact Miguel Mena Mark Casse John Oxley
Ring Weekend Alan Garcia H. Graham Motion St. Elias Stable and West Point Thorougbreds
Bayern Rosie Napravnik Bob Baffert Kaleem Shah, Inc.
Ria Antonia† Calvin Borel Tom Amoss Christopher Dunn and Looch Racing
Kid Cruz Julien Pimentel Linda Rice Vina Del Mar Thoroughbreds LLC and Black Swan Stabl
Pablo Del Monte Jeffrey Sanchez Wesley Ward Magnier, Smith, Tabor and Ward
- published: 18 May 2014
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the filly, rachel alexandra ridden by calvin borel wins the 134th preakness stakes
Rachel Alexandra won the 134th running of the Preakness Stakes, becoming the first filly to win the second leg of The Triple crown since 1924.
The female horse took the early lead and held on at the end of the 1 3/16 miles at Pimlico Race Course in Baltimore.
Calvin Borel, who rode Mine That Bird in the Kentucky Derby, switched to Rachel Alexandra and guided her to a sixth straight victory.
Rachel Alexandra beat Mine That Bird, ridden by Hall of Fame jockey Mike Smith, by a length. Musket Man finished third.
She paid $5.60, $4.60 and $3.60.
Mine That Bird paid $6.60 and $4.80
Musket Man returned $5 on a show bet.
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Finish - Horse - Jockey - Trainer
1 - Rachel Alexandra - Calvin Borel - Steve Asmussen
2 - Mine That Bird - Mike Smith - Chip Woolley
3 Musket Man - Eibar Coa - Derek Ryan
4 Flying Private - Alan Garcia - D. Wayne Lukas
5 Big Drama - John Velazquez - David Fawkes
6 Papa Clem - Rafael Bejarano - Gary Stute
7 Terrain - Jeremy Rose Al Stall Jr.
8 Luv Gov - Jamie Theriot - D. Wayne Lukas
9 General Quarters - Julien Leparoux - Tom McCarthy
10 Friesan Fire - Gabriel Saez - Larry Jones
11 Pioneerof the Nile - Garrett Gomez - Bob Baffert
12 Tone It Down Kent - Desormeaux - William Komlo
13 Take the Points - Edgar Prado - Todd Pletcher
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http://wesawthat.blogspot.com/2009/05/134th-preakness-stakes-filly-wins-it.html
- published: 17 May 2009
- views: 51375
Horse Racing Simulation, LLC in association with the NTRA and NBC Sports created a virtual simulation of the Preakness Stakes with 14 recent winners in head to head competition just before the running of the Preakness Stakes on the May 21, 2011.
Here's the line up of these great horses along with the year they captured the Preakness.
Lane 1 - Rachel Alexandra (2009)
Lane 2 - Big Brown (2008)
Lane 3 - Curlin (2007)
Lane 4 - Bernardini (2006)
Lane 5 - Afleet Alex (2005)
Lane 6 - Smarty Jones (2004)
Lane 7 - Funny Cide (2003)
Lane 8 - War Emblem (2002)
Lane 9 - Point Given (2001)
Lane 10 - Red Bullet (2000)
Lane 11 - Charismatic (1999)
Lane 12 - Silver Charm (1997)
Lane 13 - Louis Quatorze (1996)
Lane 14 - Hansel (1991)
- published: 20 Mar 2012
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The final leg of the Triple Crown now awaits for I'll Have Another!
- published: 19 May 2012
- views: 77480
Point Given, the beaten favorite in the Kentucky Derby (gr. I), redeemed himself two weeks later in the Preakness Stakes (gr. I), taking racing's middle leg of the Triple Crown Saturday in authoritative fashion before a record Pimlico crowd.
Under Gary Stevens, Point Given was full of run in the final turn, sweeping three wide, hooking stablemate Congaree, and seizing the lead as the field straightened away for home. He crossed the wire 2 1/4 lengths in front of another closer, A P Valentine, with Congaree again just beaten for third. He was a neck behind A P Valentine and 1 1/4 lengths in front of Dollar Bill.
Derby winner Monarchos finished sixth. Monarchos and Point Given vied for favoritism before the race, actually flip-flopping several times as the money poured in. At post time, Point Given was the slight favorite, both horses sent postward at 2-1. There was $1,332,065 in the win pool on Point Given and $1,328,229 on Monarchos.
Trainer Bob Baffert thought two prep races were enough for Point Given going in to the May 5 Derby, but apparently he was wrong. With the Derby fifth-place finish behind him, however, Point Given looked much stronger in the Preakness and the result was never in doubt.
"We were disappointed after the Derby, but we had confidence in the horse," Baffert said. "I loved the way he worked before the race.
"I knew at the quarter pole he was the winner. I haven't seen a move like that since Real Quiet."
BloodHorse.com: http://www.bloodhorse.com/horse-racing/articles/4251/point-given-redeems-himself-in-preakness#ixzz2Qr6ISKwj
- published: 18 Apr 2013
- views: 13473
Steven Coburn and Perry Martin's California Chrome kept Triple Crown hopes alive with a smooth trip victory in the $1.5 million Preakness Stakes (gr. I) at Pimlico Race Course May 17.
With wins in the Preakness and Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands (gr. I), California Chrome will head to New York for the Belmont Stakes (gr. I) June 7 and a chance to become the first Triple Crown winner since 1978.
With Victor Espinoza riding for trainer Art Sherman, California Chrome got a trip similar to that in the Kentucky Derby; he rated just off the early leaders, bid on the far turn, made the top and drew away to victory. At the finish the Lucky Pulpit colt had 1 1/2 lengths on fast-closing Ride On Curlin, who was 6 1/2 lengths ahead of third-place finisher Social Inclusion. General a Rod was fourth.
The time for 1 3/16 miles on a fast track was 1:54.84.
http://www.bloodhorse.com/horse-racing/articles/85143/chrome-wins-preakness-shot-at-triple-crown#ixzz321GVNOdN
- published: 17 May 2014
- views: 260832
... and Kent Desormeaux romp in leg 2 of the thoroughbred Triple Crown, at Pimlico in MD. ALTIMORE (TICKER) —Big Brown will head to the Big Apple in quest of making history.
Big Brown moved a step within immortality Saturday by blowing away the field in the 133rd Preakness Stakes at Pimlico Race Course.
On June 7, the undefeated Big Brown could stamp himself as one of the sport's all-time greats as he will attempt to win the Belmont Stakes and become horse racing's 12th Triple Crown winner.
"He just keeps on getting better," trainer Richard Dutrow Jr. said. "He just keeps showing everyone he's special."
Affirmed was the last Triple Crown winner in 1978.
During that stretch, six horses have won both the Derby and Preakness but were beaten in the grueling 1 1/2-mile Belmont, most recently Smarty Jones in 2004.
Dutrow heads to New York full of confidence.
"It doesn't look like he got down on his belly today," Dutrow said. "I know we have horse left. I'm going to be under the impression that he's going to be tough to beat in the Belmont."
Big Brown finished a comfortable 5 1/4 lengths in front of Macho Again. Icabad Crane was a distant third.
"It was almost like the Kentucky Derby. He just set sail," jockey Kent Desormeaux said.
Big Brown improved to 5-for-5 in his career and joined Majestic Prince (1969), Triple Crown winner Seattle Slew (1977) and Smarty Jones as unbeaten Derby winners who also won the Preakness.
Unlike the Derby where he had plenty of ground to cover when he became the first horse in 69 years to win from post 20, Big Brown started in the middle of the pack from the seventh gate in this 12-horse field.
The imposing bay colt broke well under the guidance of Desormeaux, setting in to second behind Gayego. He was third at the half-mile mark and positioned perfectly on the turn for home.
Desormeaux then took Big Brown to the outside, where the colt - whose name is a tribute to the United Parcel Service - accelerated away, leaving the rest of the field in his wake.
"I looked between my legs, under my arms, they were eight back," Desormeaux said. "I just stopped riding, reeled him in and just made sure he didn't pull up. He just kept kicking his legs up and striding for the wire."
The overwhelming 1-5 favorite, Big Brown covered 1 3/16 miles in 1:54.80 and paid $2.40, $2.60 and $2.40. The winning price was the shortest in Belmont history.
One of the major questions heading into the Belmont will be if anyone can even challenge Big Brown, whose five career wins have come by an average of almost eight lengths. He captured the first jewel of the Triple Crown by 4 3/4 lengths.
"To bring him back for the Triple Crown will be a dream come true," said co-owner Michael Iavarone, who once worked on Wall Street. "It's going to be a fun, fun three weeks."
Desormeaux again will head to the race dubbed the "Test of the Champion" with a chance to win the Triple Crown. In 1998, he was aboard Real Quiet, who won the Derby and Preakness before being edged by a nose by Victory Gallop in the Belmont.
A long shot from the rail for trainer Dallas Stewart, Macho Again returned $17.20 and $10.40 with Julien Leparoux in the saddle.
"He ran really great," Stewart said. "He hooked up with a superstar."
Icabad Crane, trained by Graham Motion and ridden by Jeremy Rose, paid $5.60.0
"I think the winner's the real deal," Motion said. "The only shot he has to get beat in the Belmont is if he doesn't handle the trip. We might take another shot at him."
Gayego, the only other horse to join Big Brown from a Kentucky Derby that was marred by the breakdown of filly Eight Belles, faded and finished 11th.
The complete order of finish was Big Brown, Macho Again, Icabad Crane, Racecar Rhapsody, Stevil, Kentucky Bear, Hey Byrn, Giant Moon, Tres Borrachos, Yankee Bravo, Gayego and Riley Tucker.
- published: 17 May 2008
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2:182015 Preakness Stakes: American Pharoah
2015 Preakness Stakes: American Pharoah2015 Preakness Stakes: American Pharoah
American Pharoah wins the 2015 Preakness Stakes at Pimlico. Want to bet horse racing from home? Wager legally with TVG.com. Watch horse racing 7-days a week on TVG (Dish 399, DirecTV 602). Follow on Twitter @TVG and Like TVG Network on Facebook. TVG.com for details. -
3:04Secretariat - Preakness Stakes 1973
Secretariat - Preakness Stakes 1973Secretariat - Preakness Stakes 1973
The actual footage of Secretariat's incredible Preakness Stakes victory during the second race of the 1973 Triple Crown. Also, if you're an outdoors person, be sure to check out this new company called "The Clymb" http://vnlink.co/SGg71Z0 They sell new, "discontinued" gear at super low prices. -
3:192005 Preakness Stakes
2005 Preakness Stakes2005 Preakness Stakes
After nearly going down when bumped by Scrappy T entering the stretch, a gutsy Afleet Alex recovered and went on to win the $1-million Preakness (gr. I) in impressive fashion Saturday at Pimlico. It was the fifth straight year the favorite won the Preakness, but it might have been the most dramatic of any of those runnings. Coming out of the turn for home, jockey Ramon Dominguez smacked his whip left-handed on the leader Scrappy T, who bore out into the path of a charging Afleet Alex and Jeremy Rose. Afleet Alex, the 3-1 favorite, clipped heels and nearly went down. But he righted himself, straightened away, and drove to the wire to win the middle leg of the Triple Crown. As the field broke from the gate, Rose steered Afleet Alex him from the 12 post in the 14-horse field toward the inside rail. The colt was in the two-path as the field headed around the first turn. Scrappy T had made the lead out of the gate, but High Limit and Going Wild soon took over and Scrappy T settled into third. They went the opening quarter in the 1 3/16-mile race in :23.17, and the half-mile in :46.07, not as fast as the Kentucky Derby (gr. I) two weeks ago, but quick nonetheless. http://www.bloodhorse.com/horse-racing/articles/28252/what-a-finish-afleet-alex-nearly-falls-wins-preakness#ixzz31z1Wg9Fw -
11:102009 Preakness Stakes
2009 Preakness Stakes2009 Preakness Stakes
Calvin Borel made the right choice and history was made May 16 at Pimlico, when for the first time the Kentucky Oaks (gr. I) winner not only ran in the Preakness Stakes (gr. I) but won the race in convincing fashion. Rachel Alexandra won the middle jewel of the Triple Crown by a length over Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands (gr. I) winner Mine That Bird. The week following her win in the Oaks, Rachel Alexandra was purchased by Jess Jackson and Harold McCormick and transferred from trainer Hal Wiggins to Steve Asmussen. Borel, who had ridden both Rachel Alexandra in the Oaks and Mine That Bird in the Derby, was asked to continue riding the filly and he agreed. Mine That Bird's trainer, Chip Woolley, picked up Mike Smith on the Derby winner. http://www.bloodhorse.com/horse-racing/articles/50819/rachel-alexandra-defeats-boys-in-preakness#ixzz31ulmbKtk -
11:46California Chrome Wins 139th Preakness Stakes | LIVE 5-17-14
California Chrome Wins 139th Preakness Stakes | LIVE 5-17-14California Chrome Wins 139th Preakness Stakes | LIVE 5-17-14
VICTOR ESPINOZA (AGE 41) - MEXICO - JOCKEY Horse - Jockey - Trainer - Owner California Chrome Victor Espinoza Art Sherman Steve Coburn & Perry Martin Ride on Curlin Joel Rosario William Gowan Daniel Doherty Social Inclusion Luis Conteras Manny Azpurua Rontos Racing Stable Corp General a Rod Javier Castellano Mike Maker SkyChai Racing LLC and Starlight Racing Dynamic Impact Miguel Mena Mark Casse John Oxley Ring Weekend Alan Garcia H. Graham Motion St. Elias Stable and West Point Thorougbreds Bayern Rosie Napravnik Bob Baffert Kaleem Shah, Inc. Ria Antonia† Calvin Borel Tom Amoss Christopher Dunn and Looch Racing Kid Cruz Julien Pimentel Linda Rice Vina Del Mar Thoroughbreds LLC and Black Swan Stabl Pablo Del Monte Jeffrey Sanchez Wesley Ward Magnier, Smith, Tabor and Ward -
9:30==HQ== 134th preakness stakes rachel alexandra wins!
==HQ== 134th preakness stakes rachel alexandra wins!==HQ== 134th preakness stakes rachel alexandra wins!
the filly, rachel alexandra ridden by calvin borel wins the 134th preakness stakes Rachel Alexandra won the 134th running of the Preakness Stakes, becoming the first filly to win the second leg of The Triple crown since 1924. The female horse took the early lead and held on at the end of the 1 3/16 miles at Pimlico Race Course in Baltimore. Calvin Borel, who rode Mine That Bird in the Kentucky Derby, switched to Rachel Alexandra and guided her to a sixth straight victory. Rachel Alexandra beat Mine That Bird, ridden by Hall of Fame jockey Mike Smith, by a length. Musket Man finished third. She paid $5.60, $4.60 and $3.60. Mine That Bird paid $6.60 and $4.80 Musket Man returned $5 on a show bet. ==== Finish - Horse - Jockey - Trainer 1 - Rachel Alexandra - Calvin Borel - Steve Asmussen 2 - Mine That Bird - Mike Smith - Chip Woolley 3 Musket Man - Eibar Coa - Derek Ryan 4 Flying Private - Alan Garcia - D. Wayne Lukas 5 Big Drama - John Velazquez - David Fawkes 6 Papa Clem - Rafael Bejarano - Gary Stute 7 Terrain - Jeremy Rose Al Stall Jr. 8 Luv Gov - Jamie Theriot - D. Wayne Lukas 9 General Quarters - Julien Leparoux - Tom McCarthy 10 Friesan Fire - Gabriel Saez - Larry Jones 11 Pioneerof the Nile - Garrett Gomez - Bob Baffert 12 Tone It Down Kent - Desormeaux - William Komlo 13 Take the Points - Edgar Prado - Todd Pletcher ==== http://wesawthat.blogspot.com/2009/05/134th-preakness-stakes-filly-wins-it.html -
67:141992 Preakness Stakes : ABC Broadcast
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4:09Fantasy Preakness Stakes
Fantasy Preakness StakesFantasy Preakness Stakes
Horse Racing Simulation, LLC in association with the NTRA and NBC Sports created a virtual simulation of the Preakness Stakes with 14 recent winners in head to head competition just before the running of the Preakness Stakes on the May 21, 2011. Here's the line up of these great horses along with the year they captured the Preakness. Lane 1 - Rachel Alexandra (2009) Lane 2 - Big Brown (2008) Lane 3 - Curlin (2007) Lane 4 - Bernardini (2006) Lane 5 - Afleet Alex (2005) Lane 6 - Smarty Jones (2004) Lane 7 - Funny Cide (2003) Lane 8 - War Emblem (2002) Lane 9 - Point Given (2001) Lane 10 - Red Bullet (2000) Lane 11 - Charismatic (1999) Lane 12 - Silver Charm (1997) Lane 13 - Louis Quatorze (1996) Lane 14 - Hansel (1991) -
3:122012 Preakness Stakes - I'll Have Another
2012 Preakness Stakes - I'll Have Another2012 Preakness Stakes - I'll Have Another
The final leg of the Triple Crown now awaits for I'll Have Another! -
73:182001 Preakness Stakes : Full NBC Broadcast
2001 Preakness Stakes : Full NBC Broadcast2001 Preakness Stakes : Full NBC Broadcast
Point Given, the beaten favorite in the Kentucky Derby (gr. I), redeemed himself two weeks later in the Preakness Stakes (gr. I), taking racing's middle leg of the Triple Crown Saturday in authoritative fashion before a record Pimlico crowd. Under Gary Stevens, Point Given was full of run in the final turn, sweeping three wide, hooking stablemate Congaree, and seizing the lead as the field straightened away for home. He crossed the wire 2 1/4 lengths in front of another closer, A P Valentine, with Congaree again just beaten for third. He was a neck behind A P Valentine and 1 1/4 lengths in front of Dollar Bill. Derby winner Monarchos finished sixth. Monarchos and Point Given vied for favoritism before the race, actually flip-flopping several times as the money poured in. At post time, Point Given was the slight favorite, both horses sent postward at 2-1. There was $1,332,065 in the win pool on Point Given and $1,328,229 on Monarchos. Trainer Bob Baffert thought two prep races were enough for Point Given going in to the May 5 Derby, but apparently he was wrong. With the Derby fifth-place finish behind him, however, Point Given looked much stronger in the Preakness and the result was never in doubt. "We were disappointed after the Derby, but we had confidence in the horse," Baffert said. "I loved the way he worked before the race. "I knew at the quarter pole he was the winner. I haven't seen a move like that since Real Quiet." BloodHorse.com: http://www.bloodhorse.com/horse-racing/articles/4251/point-given-redeems-himself-in-preakness#ixzz2Qr6ISKwj -
16:272014 Preakness Stakes - California Chrome + Post Race
2014 Preakness Stakes - California Chrome + Post Race2014 Preakness Stakes - California Chrome + Post Race
Steven Coburn and Perry Martin's California Chrome kept Triple Crown hopes alive with a smooth trip victory in the $1.5 million Preakness Stakes (gr. I) at Pimlico Race Course May 17. With wins in the Preakness and Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands (gr. I), California Chrome will head to New York for the Belmont Stakes (gr. I) June 7 and a chance to become the first Triple Crown winner since 1978. With Victor Espinoza riding for trainer Art Sherman, California Chrome got a trip similar to that in the Kentucky Derby; he rated just off the early leaders, bid on the far turn, made the top and drew away to victory. At the finish the Lucky Pulpit colt had 1 1/2 lengths on fast-closing Ride On Curlin, who was 6 1/2 lengths ahead of third-place finisher Social Inclusion. General a Rod was fourth. The time for 1 3/16 miles on a fast track was 1:54.84. http://www.bloodhorse.com/horse-racing/articles/85143/chrome-wins-preakness-shot-at-triple-crown#ixzz321GVNOdN -
3:112008 Preakness Stakes - Big Brown
2008 Preakness Stakes - Big Brown2008 Preakness Stakes - Big Brown
... and Kent Desormeaux romp in leg 2 of the thoroughbred Triple Crown, at Pimlico in MD. ALTIMORE (TICKER) —Big Brown will head to the Big Apple in quest of making history. Big Brown moved a step within immortality Saturday by blowing away the field in the 133rd Preakness Stakes at Pimlico Race Course. On June 7, the undefeated Big Brown could stamp himself as one of the sport's all-time greats as he will attempt to win the Belmont Stakes and become horse racing's 12th Triple Crown winner. "He just keeps on getting better," trainer Richard Dutrow Jr. said. "He just keeps showing everyone he's special." Affirmed was the last Triple Crown winner in 1978. During that stretch, six horses have won both the Derby and Preakness but were beaten in the grueling 1 1/2-mile Belmont, most recently Smarty Jones in 2004. Dutrow heads to New York full of confidence. "It doesn't look like he got down on his belly today," Dutrow said. "I know we have horse left. I'm going to be under the impression that he's going to be tough to beat in the Belmont." Big Brown finished a comfortable 5 1/4 lengths in front of Macho Again. Icabad Crane was a distant third. "It was almost like the Kentucky Derby. He just set sail," jockey Kent Desormeaux said. Big Brown improved to 5-for-5 in his career and joined Majestic Prince (1969), Triple Crown winner Seattle Slew (1977) and Smarty Jones as unbeaten Derby winners who also won the Preakness. Unlike the Derby where he had plenty of ground to cover when he became the first horse in 69 years to win from post 20, Big Brown started in the middle of the pack from the seventh gate in this 12-horse field. The imposing bay colt broke well under the guidance of Desormeaux, setting in to second behind Gayego. He was third at the half-mile mark and positioned perfectly on the turn for home. Desormeaux then took Big Brown to the outside, where the colt - whose name is a tribute to the United Parcel Service - accelerated away, leaving the rest of the field in his wake. "I looked between my legs, under my arms, they were eight back," Desormeaux said. "I just stopped riding, reeled him in and just made sure he didn't pull up. He just kept kicking his legs up and striding for the wire." The overwhelming 1-5 favorite, Big Brown covered 1 3/16 miles in 1:54.80 and paid $2.40, $2.60 and $2.40. The winning price was the shortest in Belmont history. One of the major questions heading into the Belmont will be if anyone can even challenge Big Brown, whose five career wins have come by an average of almost eight lengths. He captured the first jewel of the Triple Crown by 4 3/4 lengths. "To bring him back for the Triple Crown will be a dream come true," said co-owner Michael Iavarone, who once worked on Wall Street. "It's going to be a fun, fun three weeks." Desormeaux again will head to the race dubbed the "Test of the Champion" with a chance to win the Triple Crown. In 1998, he was aboard Real Quiet, who won the Derby and Preakness before being edged by a nose by Victory Gallop in the Belmont. A long shot from the rail for trainer Dallas Stewart, Macho Again returned $17.20 and $10.40 with Julien Leparoux in the saddle. "He ran really great," Stewart said. "He hooked up with a superstar." Icabad Crane, trained by Graham Motion and ridden by Jeremy Rose, paid $5.60.0 "I think the winner's the real deal," Motion said. "The only shot he has to get beat in the Belmont is if he doesn't handle the trip. We might take another shot at him." Gayego, the only other horse to join Big Brown from a Kentucky Derby that was marred by the breakdown of filly Eight Belles, faded and finished 11th. The complete order of finish was Big Brown, Macho Again, Icabad Crane, Racecar Rhapsody, Stevil, Kentucky Bear, Hey Byrn, Giant Moon, Tres Borrachos, Yankee Bravo, Gayego and Riley Tucker.
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2015 Preakness Stakes: American Pharoah
American Pharoah wins the 2015 Preakness Stakes at Pimlico. Want to bet horse racing from home? Wager legally with TVG.com. Watch horse racing 7-days a week on TVG (Dish 399, DirecTV 602). Follow on Twitter @TVG and Like TVG Network on Facebook. TVG.com for details. -
Secretariat - Preakness Stakes 1973
The actual footage of Secretariat's incredible Preakness Stakes victory during the second race of the 1973 Triple Crown. Also, if you're an outdoors person, be sure to check out this new company called "The Clymb" http://vnlink.co/SGg71Z0 They sell new, "discontinued" gear at super low prices. -
2005 Preakness Stakes
After nearly going down when bumped by Scrappy T entering the stretch, a gutsy Afleet Alex recovered and went on to win the $1-million Preakness (gr. I) in impressive fashion Saturday at Pimlico. It was the fifth straight year the favorite won the Preakness, but it might have been the most dramatic of any of those runnings. Coming out of the turn for home, jockey Ramon Dominguez smacked his whip left-handed on the leader Scrappy T, who bore out into the path of a charging Afleet Alex and Jeremy Rose. Afleet Alex, the 3-1 favorite, clipped heels and nearly went down. But he righted himself, straightened away, and drove to the wire to win the middle leg of the Triple Crown. As the field broke from the gate, Rose steered Afleet Alex him from the 12 post in the 14-horse field toward the ins... -
2009 Preakness Stakes
Calvin Borel made the right choice and history was made May 16 at Pimlico, when for the first time the Kentucky Oaks (gr. I) winner not only ran in the Preakness Stakes (gr. I) but won the race in convincing fashion. Rachel Alexandra won the middle jewel of the Triple Crown by a length over Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands (gr. I) winner Mine That Bird. The week following her win in the Oaks, Rachel Alexandra was purchased by Jess Jackson and Harold McCormick and transferred from trainer Hal Wiggins to Steve Asmussen. Borel, who had ridden both Rachel Alexandra in the Oaks and Mine That Bird in the Derby, was asked to continue riding the filly and he agreed. Mine That Bird's trainer, Chip Woolley, picked up Mike Smith on the Derby winner. http://www.bloodhorse.com/horse-racing/ar... -
California Chrome Wins 139th Preakness Stakes | LIVE 5-17-14
VICTOR ESPINOZA (AGE 41) - MEXICO - JOCKEY Horse - Jockey - Trainer - Owner California Chrome Victor Espinoza Art Sherman Steve Coburn & Perry Martin Ride on Curlin Joel Rosario William Gowan Daniel Doherty Social Inclusion Luis Conteras Manny Azpurua Rontos Racing Stable Corp General a Rod Javier Castellano Mike Maker SkyChai Racing LLC and Starlight Racing Dynamic Impact Miguel Mena Mark Casse John Oxley Ring Weekend Alan Garcia H. Graham Motion St. Elias Stable and West Point Thorougbreds Bayern Rosie Napravnik Bob Baffert Kaleem Shah, Inc. Ria Antonia† Calvin Borel Tom Amoss Christopher Dunn and Looch Racing Kid Cruz Julien Pimentel Linda Rice Vina Del Mar Thoroughbreds LLC and Black Swan Stabl Pablo Del Monte Jeffrey Sanchez Wesley Ward Magnier, Smith, Tabor and Ward -
==HQ== 134th preakness stakes rachel alexandra wins!
the filly, rachel alexandra ridden by calvin borel wins the 134th preakness stakes Rachel Alexandra won the 134th running of the Preakness Stakes, becoming the first filly to win the second leg of The Triple crown since 1924. The female horse took the early lead and held on at the end of the 1 3/16 miles at Pimlico Race Course in Baltimore. Calvin Borel, who rode Mine That Bird in the Kentucky Derby, switched to Rachel Alexandra and guided her to a sixth straight victory. Rachel Alexandra beat Mine That Bird, ridden by Hall of Fame jockey Mike Smith, by a length. Musket Man finished third. She paid $5.60, $4.60 and $3.60. Mine That Bird paid $6.60 and $4.80 Musket Man returned $5 on a show bet. ==== Finish - Horse - Jockey - Trainer 1 - Rachel Alexandra - Calvin Borel... -
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Fantasy Preakness Stakes
Horse Racing Simulation, LLC in association with the NTRA and NBC Sports created a virtual simulation of the Preakness Stakes with 14 recent winners in head to head competition just before the running of the Preakness Stakes on the May 21, 2011. Here's the line up of these great horses along with the year they captured the Preakness. Lane 1 - Rachel Alexandra (2009) Lane 2 - Big Brown (2008) Lane 3 - Curlin (2007) Lane 4 - Bernardini (2006) Lane 5 - Afleet Alex (2005) Lane 6 - Smarty Jones (2004) Lane 7 - Funny Cide (2003) Lane 8 - War Emblem (2002) Lane 9 - Point Given (2001) Lane 10 - Red Bullet (2000) Lane 11 - Charismatic (1999) Lane 12 - Silver Charm (1997) Lane 13 - Louis Quatorze (1996) Lane 14 - Hansel (1991) -
2012 Preakness Stakes - I'll Have Another
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2001 Preakness Stakes : Full NBC Broadcast
Point Given, the beaten favorite in the Kentucky Derby (gr. I), redeemed himself two weeks later in the Preakness Stakes (gr. I), taking racing's middle leg of the Triple Crown Saturday in authoritative fashion before a record Pimlico crowd. Under Gary Stevens, Point Given was full of run in the final turn, sweeping three wide, hooking stablemate Congaree, and seizing the lead as the field straightened away for home. He crossed the wire 2 1/4 lengths in front of another closer, A P Valentine, with Congaree again just beaten for third. He was a neck behind A P Valentine and 1 1/4 lengths in front of Dollar Bill. Derby winner Monarchos finished sixth. Monarchos and Point Given vied for favoritism before the race, actually flip-flopping several times as the money poured in. At post time, Po... -
2014 Preakness Stakes - California Chrome + Post Race
Steven Coburn and Perry Martin's California Chrome kept Triple Crown hopes alive with a smooth trip victory in the $1.5 million Preakness Stakes (gr. I) at Pimlico Race Course May 17. With wins in the Preakness and Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands (gr. I), California Chrome will head to New York for the Belmont Stakes (gr. I) June 7 and a chance to become the first Triple Crown winner since 1978. With Victor Espinoza riding for trainer Art Sherman, California Chrome got a trip similar to that in the Kentucky Derby; he rated just off the early leaders, bid on the far turn, made the top and drew away to victory. At the finish the Lucky Pulpit colt had 1 1/2 lengths on fast-closing Ride On Curlin, who was 6 1/2 lengths ahead of third-place finisher Social Inclusion. General a Rod w... -
2008 Preakness Stakes - Big Brown
... and Kent Desormeaux romp in leg 2 of the thoroughbred Triple Crown, at Pimlico in MD. ALTIMORE (TICKER) —Big Brown will head to the Big Apple in quest of making history. Big Brown moved a step within immortality Saturday by blowing away the field in the 133rd Preakness Stakes at Pimlico Race Course. On June 7, the undefeated Big Brown could stamp himself as one of the sport's all-time greats as he will attempt to win the Belmont Stakes and become horse racing's 12th Triple Crown winner. "He just keeps on getting better," trainer Richard Dutrow Jr. said. "He just keeps showing everyone he's special." Affirmed was the last Triple Crown winner in 1978. During that stretch, six horses have won both the Derby and Preakness but were beaten in the grueling 1 1/2-mile Belmont, most recen...
2015 Preakness Stakes: American Pharoah
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American Pharoah wins the 2015 Preakness Stakes at Pimlico.
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American Pharoah wins the 2015 Preakness Stakes at Pimlico.
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American Pharoah wins the 2015 Preakness Stakes at Pimlico.
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- published: 17 May 2015
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Secretariat - Preakness Stakes 1973
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- Duration: 3:04
- Updated: 30 Jul 2011
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The actual footage of Secretariat's incredible Preakness Stakes victory during the second race of the 1973 Triple Crown.
Also, if you're an outdoors person, be...
The actual footage of Secretariat's incredible Preakness Stakes victory during the second race of the 1973 Triple Crown.
Also, if you're an outdoors person, be sure to check out this new company called "The Clymb" http://vnlink.co/SGg71Z0 They sell new, "discontinued" gear at super low prices.
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The actual footage of Secretariat's incredible Preakness Stakes victory during the second race of the 1973 Triple Crown.
Also, if you're an outdoors person, be sure to check out this new company called "The Clymb" http://vnlink.co/SGg71Z0 They sell new, "discontinued" gear at super low prices.
- published: 30 Jul 2011
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2005 Preakness Stakes
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- Duration: 3:19
- Updated: 17 May 2014
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After nearly going down when bumped by Scrappy T entering the stretch, a gutsy Afleet Alex recovered and went on to win the $1-million Preakness (gr. I) in impr...
After nearly going down when bumped by Scrappy T entering the stretch, a gutsy Afleet Alex recovered and went on to win the $1-million Preakness (gr. I) in impressive fashion Saturday at Pimlico.
It was the fifth straight year the favorite won the Preakness, but it might have been the most dramatic of any of those runnings.
Coming out of the turn for home, jockey Ramon Dominguez smacked his whip left-handed on the leader Scrappy T, who bore out into the path of a charging Afleet Alex and Jeremy Rose. Afleet Alex, the 3-1 favorite, clipped heels and nearly went down. But he righted himself, straightened away, and drove to the wire to win the middle leg of the Triple Crown.
As the field broke from the gate, Rose steered Afleet Alex him from the 12 post in the 14-horse field toward the inside rail. The colt was in the two-path as the field headed around the first turn. Scrappy T had made the lead out of the gate, but High Limit and Going Wild soon took over and Scrappy T settled into third. They went the opening quarter in the 1 3/16-mile race in :23.17, and the half-mile in :46.07, not as fast as the Kentucky Derby (gr. I) two weeks ago, but quick nonetheless.
http://www.bloodhorse.com/horse-racing/articles/28252/what-a-finish-afleet-alex-nearly-falls-wins-preakness#ixzz31z1Wg9Fw
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After nearly going down when bumped by Scrappy T entering the stretch, a gutsy Afleet Alex recovered and went on to win the $1-million Preakness (gr. I) in impressive fashion Saturday at Pimlico.
It was the fifth straight year the favorite won the Preakness, but it might have been the most dramatic of any of those runnings.
Coming out of the turn for home, jockey Ramon Dominguez smacked his whip left-handed on the leader Scrappy T, who bore out into the path of a charging Afleet Alex and Jeremy Rose. Afleet Alex, the 3-1 favorite, clipped heels and nearly went down. But he righted himself, straightened away, and drove to the wire to win the middle leg of the Triple Crown.
As the field broke from the gate, Rose steered Afleet Alex him from the 12 post in the 14-horse field toward the inside rail. The colt was in the two-path as the field headed around the first turn. Scrappy T had made the lead out of the gate, but High Limit and Going Wild soon took over and Scrappy T settled into third. They went the opening quarter in the 1 3/16-mile race in :23.17, and the half-mile in :46.07, not as fast as the Kentucky Derby (gr. I) two weeks ago, but quick nonetheless.
http://www.bloodhorse.com/horse-racing/articles/28252/what-a-finish-afleet-alex-nearly-falls-wins-preakness#ixzz31z1Wg9Fw
- published: 17 May 2014
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2009 Preakness Stakes
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- Duration: 11:10
- Updated: 16 May 2014
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Calvin Borel made the right choice and history was made May 16 at Pimlico, when for the first time the Kentucky Oaks (gr. I) winner not only ran in the Preaknes...
Calvin Borel made the right choice and history was made May 16 at Pimlico, when for the first time the Kentucky Oaks (gr. I) winner not only ran in the Preakness Stakes (gr. I) but won the race in convincing fashion. Rachel Alexandra won the middle jewel of the Triple Crown by a length over Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands (gr. I) winner Mine That Bird.
The week following her win in the Oaks, Rachel Alexandra was purchased by Jess Jackson and Harold McCormick and transferred from trainer Hal Wiggins to Steve Asmussen. Borel, who had ridden both Rachel Alexandra in the Oaks and Mine That Bird in the Derby, was asked to continue riding the filly and he agreed.
Mine That Bird's trainer, Chip Woolley, picked up Mike Smith on the Derby winner.
http://www.bloodhorse.com/horse-racing/articles/50819/rachel-alexandra-defeats-boys-in-preakness#ixzz31ulmbKtk
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Calvin Borel made the right choice and history was made May 16 at Pimlico, when for the first time the Kentucky Oaks (gr. I) winner not only ran in the Preakness Stakes (gr. I) but won the race in convincing fashion. Rachel Alexandra won the middle jewel of the Triple Crown by a length over Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands (gr. I) winner Mine That Bird.
The week following her win in the Oaks, Rachel Alexandra was purchased by Jess Jackson and Harold McCormick and transferred from trainer Hal Wiggins to Steve Asmussen. Borel, who had ridden both Rachel Alexandra in the Oaks and Mine That Bird in the Derby, was asked to continue riding the filly and he agreed.
Mine That Bird's trainer, Chip Woolley, picked up Mike Smith on the Derby winner.
http://www.bloodhorse.com/horse-racing/articles/50819/rachel-alexandra-defeats-boys-in-preakness#ixzz31ulmbKtk
- published: 16 May 2014
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California Chrome Wins 139th Preakness Stakes | LIVE 5-17-14
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- Duration: 11:46
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VICTOR ESPINOZA (AGE 41) - MEXICO - JOCKEY
Horse - Jockey - Trainer - Owner
California Chrome Victor Espinoza Art Sherman Steve Coburn & Perry Martin
Ride on ...
VICTOR ESPINOZA (AGE 41) - MEXICO - JOCKEY
Horse - Jockey - Trainer - Owner
California Chrome Victor Espinoza Art Sherman Steve Coburn & Perry Martin
Ride on Curlin Joel Rosario William Gowan Daniel Doherty
Social Inclusion Luis Conteras Manny Azpurua Rontos Racing Stable Corp
General a Rod Javier Castellano Mike Maker SkyChai Racing LLC and Starlight Racing
Dynamic Impact Miguel Mena Mark Casse John Oxley
Ring Weekend Alan Garcia H. Graham Motion St. Elias Stable and West Point Thorougbreds
Bayern Rosie Napravnik Bob Baffert Kaleem Shah, Inc.
Ria Antonia† Calvin Borel Tom Amoss Christopher Dunn and Looch Racing
Kid Cruz Julien Pimentel Linda Rice Vina Del Mar Thoroughbreds LLC and Black Swan Stabl
Pablo Del Monte Jeffrey Sanchez Wesley Ward Magnier, Smith, Tabor and Ward
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VICTOR ESPINOZA (AGE 41) - MEXICO - JOCKEY
Horse - Jockey - Trainer - Owner
California Chrome Victor Espinoza Art Sherman Steve Coburn & Perry Martin
Ride on Curlin Joel Rosario William Gowan Daniel Doherty
Social Inclusion Luis Conteras Manny Azpurua Rontos Racing Stable Corp
General a Rod Javier Castellano Mike Maker SkyChai Racing LLC and Starlight Racing
Dynamic Impact Miguel Mena Mark Casse John Oxley
Ring Weekend Alan Garcia H. Graham Motion St. Elias Stable and West Point Thorougbreds
Bayern Rosie Napravnik Bob Baffert Kaleem Shah, Inc.
Ria Antonia† Calvin Borel Tom Amoss Christopher Dunn and Looch Racing
Kid Cruz Julien Pimentel Linda Rice Vina Del Mar Thoroughbreds LLC and Black Swan Stabl
Pablo Del Monte Jeffrey Sanchez Wesley Ward Magnier, Smith, Tabor and Ward
- published: 18 May 2014
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==HQ== 134th preakness stakes rachel alexandra wins!
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the filly, rachel alexandra ridden by calvin borel wins the 134th preakness stakes
Rachel Alexandra won the 134th running of the Preakness Stakes, becoming t...
the filly, rachel alexandra ridden by calvin borel wins the 134th preakness stakes
Rachel Alexandra won the 134th running of the Preakness Stakes, becoming the first filly to win the second leg of The Triple crown since 1924.
The female horse took the early lead and held on at the end of the 1 3/16 miles at Pimlico Race Course in Baltimore.
Calvin Borel, who rode Mine That Bird in the Kentucky Derby, switched to Rachel Alexandra and guided her to a sixth straight victory.
Rachel Alexandra beat Mine That Bird, ridden by Hall of Fame jockey Mike Smith, by a length. Musket Man finished third.
She paid $5.60, $4.60 and $3.60.
Mine That Bird paid $6.60 and $4.80
Musket Man returned $5 on a show bet.
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Finish - Horse - Jockey - Trainer
1 - Rachel Alexandra - Calvin Borel - Steve Asmussen
2 - Mine That Bird - Mike Smith - Chip Woolley
3 Musket Man - Eibar Coa - Derek Ryan
4 Flying Private - Alan Garcia - D. Wayne Lukas
5 Big Drama - John Velazquez - David Fawkes
6 Papa Clem - Rafael Bejarano - Gary Stute
7 Terrain - Jeremy Rose Al Stall Jr.
8 Luv Gov - Jamie Theriot - D. Wayne Lukas
9 General Quarters - Julien Leparoux - Tom McCarthy
10 Friesan Fire - Gabriel Saez - Larry Jones
11 Pioneerof the Nile - Garrett Gomez - Bob Baffert
12 Tone It Down Kent - Desormeaux - William Komlo
13 Take the Points - Edgar Prado - Todd Pletcher
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http://wesawthat.blogspot.com/2009/05/134th-preakness-stakes-filly-wins-it.html
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the filly, rachel alexandra ridden by calvin borel wins the 134th preakness stakes
Rachel Alexandra won the 134th running of the Preakness Stakes, becoming the first filly to win the second leg of The Triple crown since 1924.
The female horse took the early lead and held on at the end of the 1 3/16 miles at Pimlico Race Course in Baltimore.
Calvin Borel, who rode Mine That Bird in the Kentucky Derby, switched to Rachel Alexandra and guided her to a sixth straight victory.
Rachel Alexandra beat Mine That Bird, ridden by Hall of Fame jockey Mike Smith, by a length. Musket Man finished third.
She paid $5.60, $4.60 and $3.60.
Mine That Bird paid $6.60 and $4.80
Musket Man returned $5 on a show bet.
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Finish - Horse - Jockey - Trainer
1 - Rachel Alexandra - Calvin Borel - Steve Asmussen
2 - Mine That Bird - Mike Smith - Chip Woolley
3 Musket Man - Eibar Coa - Derek Ryan
4 Flying Private - Alan Garcia - D. Wayne Lukas
5 Big Drama - John Velazquez - David Fawkes
6 Papa Clem - Rafael Bejarano - Gary Stute
7 Terrain - Jeremy Rose Al Stall Jr.
8 Luv Gov - Jamie Theriot - D. Wayne Lukas
9 General Quarters - Julien Leparoux - Tom McCarthy
10 Friesan Fire - Gabriel Saez - Larry Jones
11 Pioneerof the Nile - Garrett Gomez - Bob Baffert
12 Tone It Down Kent - Desormeaux - William Komlo
13 Take the Points - Edgar Prado - Todd Pletcher
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http://wesawthat.blogspot.com/2009/05/134th-preakness-stakes-filly-wins-it.html
- published: 17 May 2009
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1992 Preakness Stakes : ABC Broadcast
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- Duration: 67:14
- Updated: 18 Mar 2015
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Fantasy Preakness Stakes
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- Duration: 4:09
- Updated: 20 Mar 2012
- views: 26439
Horse Racing Simulation, LLC in association with the NTRA and NBC Sports created a virtual simulation of the Preakness Stakes with 14 recent winners in head to ...
Horse Racing Simulation, LLC in association with the NTRA and NBC Sports created a virtual simulation of the Preakness Stakes with 14 recent winners in head to head competition just before the running of the Preakness Stakes on the May 21, 2011.
Here's the line up of these great horses along with the year they captured the Preakness.
Lane 1 - Rachel Alexandra (2009)
Lane 2 - Big Brown (2008)
Lane 3 - Curlin (2007)
Lane 4 - Bernardini (2006)
Lane 5 - Afleet Alex (2005)
Lane 6 - Smarty Jones (2004)
Lane 7 - Funny Cide (2003)
Lane 8 - War Emblem (2002)
Lane 9 - Point Given (2001)
Lane 10 - Red Bullet (2000)
Lane 11 - Charismatic (1999)
Lane 12 - Silver Charm (1997)
Lane 13 - Louis Quatorze (1996)
Lane 14 - Hansel (1991)
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Horse Racing Simulation, LLC in association with the NTRA and NBC Sports created a virtual simulation of the Preakness Stakes with 14 recent winners in head to head competition just before the running of the Preakness Stakes on the May 21, 2011.
Here's the line up of these great horses along with the year they captured the Preakness.
Lane 1 - Rachel Alexandra (2009)
Lane 2 - Big Brown (2008)
Lane 3 - Curlin (2007)
Lane 4 - Bernardini (2006)
Lane 5 - Afleet Alex (2005)
Lane 6 - Smarty Jones (2004)
Lane 7 - Funny Cide (2003)
Lane 8 - War Emblem (2002)
Lane 9 - Point Given (2001)
Lane 10 - Red Bullet (2000)
Lane 11 - Charismatic (1999)
Lane 12 - Silver Charm (1997)
Lane 13 - Louis Quatorze (1996)
Lane 14 - Hansel (1991)
- published: 20 Mar 2012
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2012 Preakness Stakes - I'll Have Another
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- Duration: 3:12
- Updated: 19 May 2012
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The final leg of the Triple Crown now awaits for I'll Have Another!
The final leg of the Triple Crown now awaits for I'll Have Another!
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The final leg of the Triple Crown now awaits for I'll Have Another!
- published: 19 May 2012
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2001 Preakness Stakes : Full NBC Broadcast
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- Duration: 73:18
- Updated: 18 Apr 2013
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Point Given, the beaten favorite in the Kentucky Derby (gr. I), redeemed himself two weeks later in the Preakness Stakes (gr. I), taking racing's middle leg of ...
Point Given, the beaten favorite in the Kentucky Derby (gr. I), redeemed himself two weeks later in the Preakness Stakes (gr. I), taking racing's middle leg of the Triple Crown Saturday in authoritative fashion before a record Pimlico crowd.
Under Gary Stevens, Point Given was full of run in the final turn, sweeping three wide, hooking stablemate Congaree, and seizing the lead as the field straightened away for home. He crossed the wire 2 1/4 lengths in front of another closer, A P Valentine, with Congaree again just beaten for third. He was a neck behind A P Valentine and 1 1/4 lengths in front of Dollar Bill.
Derby winner Monarchos finished sixth. Monarchos and Point Given vied for favoritism before the race, actually flip-flopping several times as the money poured in. At post time, Point Given was the slight favorite, both horses sent postward at 2-1. There was $1,332,065 in the win pool on Point Given and $1,328,229 on Monarchos.
Trainer Bob Baffert thought two prep races were enough for Point Given going in to the May 5 Derby, but apparently he was wrong. With the Derby fifth-place finish behind him, however, Point Given looked much stronger in the Preakness and the result was never in doubt.
"We were disappointed after the Derby, but we had confidence in the horse," Baffert said. "I loved the way he worked before the race.
"I knew at the quarter pole he was the winner. I haven't seen a move like that since Real Quiet."
BloodHorse.com: http://www.bloodhorse.com/horse-racing/articles/4251/point-given-redeems-himself-in-preakness#ixzz2Qr6ISKwj
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Point Given, the beaten favorite in the Kentucky Derby (gr. I), redeemed himself two weeks later in the Preakness Stakes (gr. I), taking racing's middle leg of the Triple Crown Saturday in authoritative fashion before a record Pimlico crowd.
Under Gary Stevens, Point Given was full of run in the final turn, sweeping three wide, hooking stablemate Congaree, and seizing the lead as the field straightened away for home. He crossed the wire 2 1/4 lengths in front of another closer, A P Valentine, with Congaree again just beaten for third. He was a neck behind A P Valentine and 1 1/4 lengths in front of Dollar Bill.
Derby winner Monarchos finished sixth. Monarchos and Point Given vied for favoritism before the race, actually flip-flopping several times as the money poured in. At post time, Point Given was the slight favorite, both horses sent postward at 2-1. There was $1,332,065 in the win pool on Point Given and $1,328,229 on Monarchos.
Trainer Bob Baffert thought two prep races were enough for Point Given going in to the May 5 Derby, but apparently he was wrong. With the Derby fifth-place finish behind him, however, Point Given looked much stronger in the Preakness and the result was never in doubt.
"We were disappointed after the Derby, but we had confidence in the horse," Baffert said. "I loved the way he worked before the race.
"I knew at the quarter pole he was the winner. I haven't seen a move like that since Real Quiet."
BloodHorse.com: http://www.bloodhorse.com/horse-racing/articles/4251/point-given-redeems-himself-in-preakness#ixzz2Qr6ISKwj
- published: 18 Apr 2013
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2014 Preakness Stakes - California Chrome + Post Race
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- Duration: 16:27
- Updated: 17 May 2014
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Steven Coburn and Perry Martin's California Chrome kept Triple Crown hopes alive with a smooth trip victory in the $1.5 million Preakness Stakes (gr. I) at Piml...
Steven Coburn and Perry Martin's California Chrome kept Triple Crown hopes alive with a smooth trip victory in the $1.5 million Preakness Stakes (gr. I) at Pimlico Race Course May 17.
With wins in the Preakness and Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands (gr. I), California Chrome will head to New York for the Belmont Stakes (gr. I) June 7 and a chance to become the first Triple Crown winner since 1978.
With Victor Espinoza riding for trainer Art Sherman, California Chrome got a trip similar to that in the Kentucky Derby; he rated just off the early leaders, bid on the far turn, made the top and drew away to victory. At the finish the Lucky Pulpit colt had 1 1/2 lengths on fast-closing Ride On Curlin, who was 6 1/2 lengths ahead of third-place finisher Social Inclusion. General a Rod was fourth.
The time for 1 3/16 miles on a fast track was 1:54.84.
http://www.bloodhorse.com/horse-racing/articles/85143/chrome-wins-preakness-shot-at-triple-crown#ixzz321GVNOdN
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Steven Coburn and Perry Martin's California Chrome kept Triple Crown hopes alive with a smooth trip victory in the $1.5 million Preakness Stakes (gr. I) at Pimlico Race Course May 17.
With wins in the Preakness and Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands (gr. I), California Chrome will head to New York for the Belmont Stakes (gr. I) June 7 and a chance to become the first Triple Crown winner since 1978.
With Victor Espinoza riding for trainer Art Sherman, California Chrome got a trip similar to that in the Kentucky Derby; he rated just off the early leaders, bid on the far turn, made the top and drew away to victory. At the finish the Lucky Pulpit colt had 1 1/2 lengths on fast-closing Ride On Curlin, who was 6 1/2 lengths ahead of third-place finisher Social Inclusion. General a Rod was fourth.
The time for 1 3/16 miles on a fast track was 1:54.84.
http://www.bloodhorse.com/horse-racing/articles/85143/chrome-wins-preakness-shot-at-triple-crown#ixzz321GVNOdN
- published: 17 May 2014
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2008 Preakness Stakes - Big Brown
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- Duration: 3:11
- Updated: 17 May 2008
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... and Kent Desormeaux romp in leg 2 of the thoroughbred Triple Crown, at Pimlico in MD. ALTIMORE (TICKER) —Big Brown will head to the Big Apple in quest of m...
... and Kent Desormeaux romp in leg 2 of the thoroughbred Triple Crown, at Pimlico in MD. ALTIMORE (TICKER) —Big Brown will head to the Big Apple in quest of making history.
Big Brown moved a step within immortality Saturday by blowing away the field in the 133rd Preakness Stakes at Pimlico Race Course.
On June 7, the undefeated Big Brown could stamp himself as one of the sport's all-time greats as he will attempt to win the Belmont Stakes and become horse racing's 12th Triple Crown winner.
"He just keeps on getting better," trainer Richard Dutrow Jr. said. "He just keeps showing everyone he's special."
Affirmed was the last Triple Crown winner in 1978.
During that stretch, six horses have won both the Derby and Preakness but were beaten in the grueling 1 1/2-mile Belmont, most recently Smarty Jones in 2004.
Dutrow heads to New York full of confidence.
"It doesn't look like he got down on his belly today," Dutrow said. "I know we have horse left. I'm going to be under the impression that he's going to be tough to beat in the Belmont."
Big Brown finished a comfortable 5 1/4 lengths in front of Macho Again. Icabad Crane was a distant third.
"It was almost like the Kentucky Derby. He just set sail," jockey Kent Desormeaux said.
Big Brown improved to 5-for-5 in his career and joined Majestic Prince (1969), Triple Crown winner Seattle Slew (1977) and Smarty Jones as unbeaten Derby winners who also won the Preakness.
Unlike the Derby where he had plenty of ground to cover when he became the first horse in 69 years to win from post 20, Big Brown started in the middle of the pack from the seventh gate in this 12-horse field.
The imposing bay colt broke well under the guidance of Desormeaux, setting in to second behind Gayego. He was third at the half-mile mark and positioned perfectly on the turn for home.
Desormeaux then took Big Brown to the outside, where the colt - whose name is a tribute to the United Parcel Service - accelerated away, leaving the rest of the field in his wake.
"I looked between my legs, under my arms, they were eight back," Desormeaux said. "I just stopped riding, reeled him in and just made sure he didn't pull up. He just kept kicking his legs up and striding for the wire."
The overwhelming 1-5 favorite, Big Brown covered 1 3/16 miles in 1:54.80 and paid $2.40, $2.60 and $2.40. The winning price was the shortest in Belmont history.
One of the major questions heading into the Belmont will be if anyone can even challenge Big Brown, whose five career wins have come by an average of almost eight lengths. He captured the first jewel of the Triple Crown by 4 3/4 lengths.
"To bring him back for the Triple Crown will be a dream come true," said co-owner Michael Iavarone, who once worked on Wall Street. "It's going to be a fun, fun three weeks."
Desormeaux again will head to the race dubbed the "Test of the Champion" with a chance to win the Triple Crown. In 1998, he was aboard Real Quiet, who won the Derby and Preakness before being edged by a nose by Victory Gallop in the Belmont.
A long shot from the rail for trainer Dallas Stewart, Macho Again returned $17.20 and $10.40 with Julien Leparoux in the saddle.
"He ran really great," Stewart said. "He hooked up with a superstar."
Icabad Crane, trained by Graham Motion and ridden by Jeremy Rose, paid $5.60.0
"I think the winner's the real deal," Motion said. "The only shot he has to get beat in the Belmont is if he doesn't handle the trip. We might take another shot at him."
Gayego, the only other horse to join Big Brown from a Kentucky Derby that was marred by the breakdown of filly Eight Belles, faded and finished 11th.
The complete order of finish was Big Brown, Macho Again, Icabad Crane, Racecar Rhapsody, Stevil, Kentucky Bear, Hey Byrn, Giant Moon, Tres Borrachos, Yankee Bravo, Gayego and Riley Tucker.
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... and Kent Desormeaux romp in leg 2 of the thoroughbred Triple Crown, at Pimlico in MD. ALTIMORE (TICKER) —Big Brown will head to the Big Apple in quest of making history.
Big Brown moved a step within immortality Saturday by blowing away the field in the 133rd Preakness Stakes at Pimlico Race Course.
On June 7, the undefeated Big Brown could stamp himself as one of the sport's all-time greats as he will attempt to win the Belmont Stakes and become horse racing's 12th Triple Crown winner.
"He just keeps on getting better," trainer Richard Dutrow Jr. said. "He just keeps showing everyone he's special."
Affirmed was the last Triple Crown winner in 1978.
During that stretch, six horses have won both the Derby and Preakness but were beaten in the grueling 1 1/2-mile Belmont, most recently Smarty Jones in 2004.
Dutrow heads to New York full of confidence.
"It doesn't look like he got down on his belly today," Dutrow said. "I know we have horse left. I'm going to be under the impression that he's going to be tough to beat in the Belmont."
Big Brown finished a comfortable 5 1/4 lengths in front of Macho Again. Icabad Crane was a distant third.
"It was almost like the Kentucky Derby. He just set sail," jockey Kent Desormeaux said.
Big Brown improved to 5-for-5 in his career and joined Majestic Prince (1969), Triple Crown winner Seattle Slew (1977) and Smarty Jones as unbeaten Derby winners who also won the Preakness.
Unlike the Derby where he had plenty of ground to cover when he became the first horse in 69 years to win from post 20, Big Brown started in the middle of the pack from the seventh gate in this 12-horse field.
The imposing bay colt broke well under the guidance of Desormeaux, setting in to second behind Gayego. He was third at the half-mile mark and positioned perfectly on the turn for home.
Desormeaux then took Big Brown to the outside, where the colt - whose name is a tribute to the United Parcel Service - accelerated away, leaving the rest of the field in his wake.
"I looked between my legs, under my arms, they were eight back," Desormeaux said. "I just stopped riding, reeled him in and just made sure he didn't pull up. He just kept kicking his legs up and striding for the wire."
The overwhelming 1-5 favorite, Big Brown covered 1 3/16 miles in 1:54.80 and paid $2.40, $2.60 and $2.40. The winning price was the shortest in Belmont history.
One of the major questions heading into the Belmont will be if anyone can even challenge Big Brown, whose five career wins have come by an average of almost eight lengths. He captured the first jewel of the Triple Crown by 4 3/4 lengths.
"To bring him back for the Triple Crown will be a dream come true," said co-owner Michael Iavarone, who once worked on Wall Street. "It's going to be a fun, fun three weeks."
Desormeaux again will head to the race dubbed the "Test of the Champion" with a chance to win the Triple Crown. In 1998, he was aboard Real Quiet, who won the Derby and Preakness before being edged by a nose by Victory Gallop in the Belmont.
A long shot from the rail for trainer Dallas Stewart, Macho Again returned $17.20 and $10.40 with Julien Leparoux in the saddle.
"He ran really great," Stewart said. "He hooked up with a superstar."
Icabad Crane, trained by Graham Motion and ridden by Jeremy Rose, paid $5.60.0
"I think the winner's the real deal," Motion said. "The only shot he has to get beat in the Belmont is if he doesn't handle the trip. We might take another shot at him."
Gayego, the only other horse to join Big Brown from a Kentucky Derby that was marred by the breakdown of filly Eight Belles, faded and finished 11th.
The complete order of finish was Big Brown, Macho Again, Icabad Crane, Racecar Rhapsody, Stevil, Kentucky Bear, Hey Byrn, Giant Moon, Tres Borrachos, Yankee Bravo, Gayego and Riley Tucker.
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Derby Winner Nyquist Targets Preakness Stakes
The undefeated Nyquist will look to capture the second leg of racing's Triple Crown in the 2016 renewal of the Preakness Stakes. Want to bet horse racing from home? Wager legally with TVG.com. Watch horse racing 7-days a week on TVG (Dish 399, DirecTV 602). Follow on Twitter @TVG and Like TVG Network on Facebook. TVG.com for details. -
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Análisis Final Europa League, Final Copa del Rey, Final FA CUP, Copa Italia, Preakness Stakes
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TURF TALK: Preakness buzz & odds on favorites
An undefeated Breeders' Cup champion Kentucky Derby winner will be the odds on favorite for the Preakness Stakes on Saturday, May 21, at Pimlico Race Course, but the excitement leading up to the race does not seem to match Nyquist's accomplishment to date. Ed DeRosa & Vance Hanson riff off a horseplayer conversation between John Scheinman and Action Andy to discuss why that might be. Vance also provides insight into the Kentucky Derby winners who have lost at Pimlico as odds on favorites. To read Scheinman's buzz piece, click here: http://www.twinspires.com/blog/2016/5/16/triple-crown-hangover-does-preakness-lack-buzz-horseplayer-conversation To read Hanson's take on odds-on Preakness losers, click here: http://www.twinspires.com/blog/2016/5/16/history-behind-beating-derby-winner-thats... -
Nyquist's Trainer Appears On WJZ's Manic Monday Ahead of Preakness Stakes
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Preakness Stakes: What You Need To Know
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BLACK EYED SUSAN COBBLER COCKTAIL from The Martini Diva
A Rye Whiskey, Rum and Pineapple Orange Cocktail inspired by the Preakness Stakes, the second leg of the Triple Crown. This is my version of the signature Preakness Black Eyed Susan Cocktail, done in typical Martini Diva style. The full recipe and instructions can be found at MartiniDiva.com here: http://themartinidiva.blogspot.com/2016/05/PREAKNESS-BLACK-EYED-SUSAN-COBBLER-COCKTAIL.html -
Silver Charm, 1997 Kentucky Derby & Preakness Stakes winner,
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2014 Preakness Stakes Social Inclusion
2014 Preakness Stakes Contender Social Inclusion - Horse Racing Nation's Gary Quill talks to owner Ron Sanchez about how Social Inclusion is settling into . Social Inclusion barreled down the middle of the track from 20 lengths back from last to pass California Chrome and Bayern in midstretch and went onto a 3 . Steven Coburn and Perry Martin's California Chrome kept Triple Crown hopes alive with a smooth trip victory in the $1.5 million Preakness Stakes (gr. 2014 Preakness Stakes. Full broadcast. 1° California Chrome, 2° Ride on Curlin, 3° Social Inclusion.
Derby Winner Nyquist Targets Preakness Stakes
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The undefeated Nyquist will look to capture the second leg of racing's Triple Crown in the 2016 renewal of the Preakness Stakes.
Want to bet horse racing from ...
The undefeated Nyquist will look to capture the second leg of racing's Triple Crown in the 2016 renewal of the Preakness Stakes.
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The undefeated Nyquist will look to capture the second leg of racing's Triple Crown in the 2016 renewal of the Preakness Stakes.
Want to bet horse racing from home? Wager legally with TVG.com. Watch horse racing 7-days a week on TVG (Dish 399, DirecTV 602). Follow on Twitter @TVG and Like TVG Network on Facebook. TVG.com for details.
- published: 18 May 2016
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PROMOCION 1 PREAKNESS STAKES 2016 SPORTHIPICO COM VE
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- Updated: 18 May 2016
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Jeff Richardson- Kentucky Derby recap & Preakness Preview
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- Updated: 17 May 2016
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Listen in as I share my thoughts on the recent Kentucky Derby won by Nyquist and hear my predictions on this Saturday's Preakness Stakes. LIKE my Facebook page ...
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Fun&shugal; Time
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Preakness California Chrome Wins Preakness Race VIDEO Horse Race Results Preakness Race Call Preakness Stakes California Chrome Triple Crown Winner
Preakness California Chrome Wins Preakness Race VIDEO Horse Race Results Preakness Race Call Preakness Stakes California Chrome Triple Crown Winner
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Preakness California Chrome Wins Preakness Race VIDEO Horse Race Results Preakness Race Call Preakness Stakes California Chrome Triple Crown Winner
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Preakness Stakes 2015
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American Pharoah heading back to the winner circle celebration after a splashing victory in the Preakness Stakes 2015
American Pharoah heading back to the winner circle celebration after a splashing victory in the Preakness Stakes 2015
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American Pharoah heading back to the winner circle celebration after a splashing victory in the Preakness Stakes 2015
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Análisis Final Europa League, Final Copa del Rey, Final FA CUP, Copa Italia, Preakness Stakes
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- Updated: 17 May 2016
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Análisis Final Europa League Liverpool VS Sevilla, Final Copa del Rey Barcelona VS Sevilla, Final FA Cup Manchester United VS Crystal Palace, Copa Italia Juvent...
Análisis Final Europa League Liverpool VS Sevilla, Final Copa del Rey Barcelona VS Sevilla, Final FA Cup Manchester United VS Crystal Palace, Copa Italia Juventus VS AC Milan, Preakness Stakes Edición 141, PLAY OFF NBA, MBL Y NHL
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Análisis Final Europa League Liverpool VS Sevilla, Final Copa del Rey Barcelona VS Sevilla, Final FA Cup Manchester United VS Crystal Palace, Copa Italia Juventus VS AC Milan, Preakness Stakes Edición 141, PLAY OFF NBA, MBL Y NHL
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TURF TALK: Preakness buzz & odds on favorites
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- Duration: 7:46
- Updated: 17 May 2016
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An undefeated Breeders' Cup champion Kentucky Derby winner will be the odds on favorite for the Preakness Stakes on Saturday, May 21, at Pimlico Race Course, bu...
An undefeated Breeders' Cup champion Kentucky Derby winner will be the odds on favorite for the Preakness Stakes on Saturday, May 21, at Pimlico Race Course, but the excitement leading up to the race does not seem to match Nyquist's accomplishment to date.
Ed DeRosa & Vance Hanson riff off a horseplayer conversation between John Scheinman and Action Andy to discuss why that might be.
Vance also provides insight into the Kentucky Derby winners who have lost at Pimlico as odds on favorites.
To read Scheinman's buzz piece, click here: http://www.twinspires.com/blog/2016/5/16/triple-crown-hangover-does-preakness-lack-buzz-horseplayer-conversation
To read Hanson's take on odds-on Preakness losers, click here: http://www.twinspires.com/blog/2016/5/16/history-behind-beating-derby-winner-thats-odds-preakness
For FREE Brisnet.com Ultimate PPs of Preakness contenders, click here: http://www.brisnet.com/brisnet_promos/Preakness16.pdf
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An undefeated Breeders' Cup champion Kentucky Derby winner will be the odds on favorite for the Preakness Stakes on Saturday, May 21, at Pimlico Race Course, but the excitement leading up to the race does not seem to match Nyquist's accomplishment to date.
Ed DeRosa & Vance Hanson riff off a horseplayer conversation between John Scheinman and Action Andy to discuss why that might be.
Vance also provides insight into the Kentucky Derby winners who have lost at Pimlico as odds on favorites.
To read Scheinman's buzz piece, click here: http://www.twinspires.com/blog/2016/5/16/triple-crown-hangover-does-preakness-lack-buzz-horseplayer-conversation
To read Hanson's take on odds-on Preakness losers, click here: http://www.twinspires.com/blog/2016/5/16/history-behind-beating-derby-winner-thats-odds-preakness
For FREE Brisnet.com Ultimate PPs of Preakness contenders, click here: http://www.brisnet.com/brisnet_promos/Preakness16.pdf
- published: 17 May 2016
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Nyquist's Trainer Appears On WJZ's Manic Monday Ahead of Preakness Stakes
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- Duration: 1:48
- Updated: 16 May 2016
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With the Preakness Stakes just days away, the trainer for Kentucky Derby Winner joins WJZ’s Ron Matz for Manic Monday.
With the Preakness Stakes just days away, the trainer for Kentucky Derby Winner joins WJZ’s Ron Matz for Manic Monday.
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With the Preakness Stakes just days away, the trainer for Kentucky Derby Winner joins WJZ’s Ron Matz for Manic Monday.
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Preakness Stakes: What You Need To Know
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- Updated: 16 May 2016
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The Preakness Stakes will be held May 21, 2016. Nesn.com's Rachel Holt shares what to look out for ahead of the big race.
The Preakness Stakes will be held May 21, 2016. Nesn.com's Rachel Holt shares what to look out for ahead of the big race.
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The Preakness Stakes will be held May 21, 2016. Nesn.com's Rachel Holt shares what to look out for ahead of the big race.
- published: 16 May 2016
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BLACK EYED SUSAN COBBLER COCKTAIL from The Martini Diva
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- Duration: 3:13
- Updated: 16 May 2016
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A Rye Whiskey, Rum and Pineapple Orange Cocktail inspired by the Preakness Stakes, the second leg of the Triple Crown. This is my version of the signature Preak...
A Rye Whiskey, Rum and Pineapple Orange Cocktail inspired by the Preakness Stakes, the second leg of the Triple Crown. This is my version of the signature Preakness Black Eyed Susan Cocktail, done in typical Martini Diva style.
The full recipe and instructions can be found at MartiniDiva.com here: http://themartinidiva.blogspot.com/2016/05/PREAKNESS-BLACK-EYED-SUSAN-COBBLER-COCKTAIL.html
wn.com/Black Eyed Susan Cobbler Cocktail From The Martini Diva
A Rye Whiskey, Rum and Pineapple Orange Cocktail inspired by the Preakness Stakes, the second leg of the Triple Crown. This is my version of the signature Preakness Black Eyed Susan Cocktail, done in typical Martini Diva style.
The full recipe and instructions can be found at MartiniDiva.com here: http://themartinidiva.blogspot.com/2016/05/PREAKNESS-BLACK-EYED-SUSAN-COBBLER-COCKTAIL.html
- published: 16 May 2016
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Silver Charm, 1997 Kentucky Derby & Preakness Stakes winner,
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- Updated: 14 May 2016
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Bob Passmore, Pam Passmore, Silver Charm, Lexington, Kentucky. Race horse tour
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2014 Preakness Stakes Social Inclusion
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- Updated: 13 May 2016
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2014 Preakness Stakes Contender Social Inclusion - Horse Racing Nation's Gary Quill talks to owner Ron Sanchez about how Social Inclusion is settling into .
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2014 Preakness Stakes Contender Social Inclusion - Horse Racing Nation's Gary Quill talks to owner Ron Sanchez about how Social Inclusion is settling into .
Social Inclusion barreled down the middle of the track from 20 lengths back from last to pass California Chrome and Bayern in midstretch and went onto a 3 .
Steven Coburn and Perry Martin's California Chrome kept Triple Crown hopes alive with a smooth trip victory in the $1.5 million Preakness Stakes (gr.
2014 Preakness Stakes. Full broadcast. 1° California Chrome, 2° Ride on Curlin, 3° Social Inclusion.
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2014 Preakness Stakes Contender Social Inclusion - Horse Racing Nation's Gary Quill talks to owner Ron Sanchez about how Social Inclusion is settling into .
Social Inclusion barreled down the middle of the track from 20 lengths back from last to pass California Chrome and Bayern in midstretch and went onto a 3 .
Steven Coburn and Perry Martin's California Chrome kept Triple Crown hopes alive with a smooth trip victory in the $1.5 million Preakness Stakes (gr.
2014 Preakness Stakes. Full broadcast. 1° California Chrome, 2° Ride on Curlin, 3° Social Inclusion.
- published: 13 May 2016
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1997 Preakness Stakes : ABC Broadcast
Bob Lewis, the 72-year-old owner of Silver Charm, hopes the gray colt will help him rewrite his epitaph. Silver Charm is one victory from the Triple Crown after a gut-wrenching stretch duel with Free House and Captain Bodgit yesterday in the Preakness. After Silver Charm won the Kentucky Derby, Lewis said he wanted his epitaph to read: "An adoring father, a loving husband and the winner of the 123rd Kentucky Derby." "I am hoping I'll be able to amend it to also: `Winner of the 1997 Triple Crown,' " Lewis said yesterday. "We need a Triple Crown now," said winning jockey Gary Stevens. "We need it, and the sport needs it. It couldn't happen to a better guy than Bob Lewis." "I hope I don't let the racing fans down for the Triple Crown," said Bob Baffert, Silver Charm's trainer. Two heads... -
2004 Preakness Stakes - Smarty Jones : Full Broadcast
Philly's horse is fast becoming America's horse. In front of a record crowd of 112,668 at Pimlico Race Course May 15, Roy and Pat Chapman's Smarty Jones made a shambles of the $1 million Preakness Stakes (gr. I) and kept his record perfect with his eighth win, this one by 11 ½ lengths. Smarty Jones drew loud cheers in the post parade, and they were even louder as he pulled away in total command in the lane. The victory sets the stage for a dramatic Triple Crown try at the Belmont Stakes June 5. The Pennsylvania bred has a chance to become just the 12th Triple Crown champion and the first to sweep the Kentucky Derby, Preakness and Belmont since Affirmed in 1978. The last undefeated Triple Crown winner was Seattle Slew in 1977. He would also claim another $5 million bonus and become racin... -
2003 Preakness Stakes - Funny Cide : Full Broadcast
Funny Cide, a New York-bred gelding, came to Kentucky under the radar screen, but he will return to the Empire State a star, winning the Preakness Stakes (gr. I) impressively Saturday and putting himself in a position to win the Triple Crown. The Kentucky Derby (gr. I) winner and his connections -- owners Sackatoga Stable, Tagg and Santos -- had to endure an unsettling situation along the way. A week after the Derby, a story broke about a suspicious photograph from the finish of the Run for the Roses, but an investigation cleared Santos after showing he clearly was not holding anything other than his whip during the race. "Barclay told me to try to save some ground ... then at the five-eighths to give him some loose rein," said Santos. "He just loped along and then I used my whip in case... -
1999 Preakness Stakes - Charismatic : Full ABC Broadcast
Charismatic, the onetime claiming horse who stunned the racing world two weeks ago when he won the Kentucky Derby at odds of 31-1, pulled an even more unlikely trick today when he won the Preakness at 8-1 and advanced to the brink of the Triple Crown. He was chased home again by Menifee, who lost the Derby by the length of his neck and lost the Preakness by a length and a half. And so, for the third straight year, a colt won both the Derby and the Preakness and needed only to win the Belmont Stakes to achieve a feat that only 11 horses have accomplished, none since Affirmed 21 years ago. ''We'll go to the Belmont full of optimism,'' said D. Wayne Lukas, who trains Charismatic for Bob and Beverly Lewis of Los Angeles. ''I told Bob and Beverly before the Kentucky Derby: 'I don't know about... -
1980 Preakness Stakes - Codex -vs- Genuine Risk : ABC Broadcast
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1996 Preakness Stakes : Full ABC Broadcast
It was the day of sweet revenge in racing: Louis Quatorze won the 121st Preakness Stakes with Pat Day riding, just 10 days after he was replaced as a jockey by trainer D. Wayne Lukas, who watched today while his record streak ended after six straight Triple Crown victories. Day was signed for his ride by Nick Zito, the most vocal critic of Lukas and his hordes of horses. And they scored the coup of the year when Louis Quatorze, 16th in the Kentucky Derby and fifth in the Preakness betting, led every step of the way to outrun Skip Away by three and a quarter lengths. No Derby horse had ever finished so far back and returned two weeks later to win the Preakness. The closest that Lukas got to extending his streak was third place, with Editor's Note. The 8-5 favorite, Cavonnier, trained by B... -
1989 Preakness Stakes - Sunday Silence : Full ABC Broadcast
Sunday Silence, who raised more questions than he answered when he beat Easy Goer by two and a half lengths in the Kentucky Derby two weeks ago, proved himself a worthy Triple Crown contender today by winning the 114th and closest Preakness Stakes ever at Pimlico Race Course. The blackish colt from California raced head and head with Easy Goer for the length of the stretch before regaining the lead in the final yards to win by a long nose. The last time a Preakness was decided in a photo finish was when Affirmed held off Alydar by a neck in 1978. Now Sunday Silence is one victory away from becoming racing's first Triple Crown winner since Affirmed, and his rivalry with Easy Goer, a son of Alydar, is the tightest Triple Crown battle since then. The two colts will hook up again in the Belmo... -
1998 Preakness Stakes - Real Quiet
As Kent Desormeaux crossed under the wire with Real Quiet following their victory in today's Preakness Stakes, he thrust a fist into the air and alternated flashing two fingers and then a lone index finger. ''Two down, one to go,'' Desormeaux said he was signaling. ''The Derby and Preakness are out of the way,'' he said. ''Now, we're messing with history.'' Not since Affirmed, in 1978, has any colt been able to win the Triple Crown, which consists of the Kentucky Derby, the Preakness and the Belmont Stakes. It has been accomplished only 11 times, by greats like Secretariat, Citation, Seattle Slew and War Admiral. http://www.nytimes.com/1998/05/17/sports/horse-racing-a-blue-collar-horse-reaches-the-verge-of-greatness.html -
The 120th Preakness Stakes (May 20, 1995)
Here is coverage of the 120th Preakness Stakes from Pimilco Race Track in Baltimore, Maryland along with local coverage from WMAR-TV Channel 2 prior to national ABC coverage. Includes two races prior to the snakes, the Maryland Budweiser Breeders' Cup and the Early Times Dixie. -
2015 Preakness Stakes Press Conference
Comments from the connections of 2015 Preakness Stakes winner American Pharoah, including trainer Bob Baffert and owner Ahmed Zayat.
1997 Preakness Stakes : ABC Broadcast
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Bob Lewis, the 72-year-old owner of Silver Charm, hopes the gray colt will help him rewrite his epitaph.
Silver Charm is one victory from the Triple Crown afte...
Bob Lewis, the 72-year-old owner of Silver Charm, hopes the gray colt will help him rewrite his epitaph.
Silver Charm is one victory from the Triple Crown after a gut-wrenching stretch duel with Free House and Captain Bodgit yesterday in the Preakness.
After Silver Charm won the Kentucky Derby, Lewis said he wanted his epitaph to read: "An adoring father, a loving husband and the winner of the 123rd Kentucky Derby."
"I am hoping I'll be able to amend it to also: `Winner of the 1997 Triple Crown,' " Lewis said yesterday.
"We need a Triple Crown now," said winning jockey Gary Stevens. "We need it, and the sport needs it. It couldn't happen to a better guy than Bob Lewis."
"I hope I don't let the racing fans down for the Triple Crown," said Bob Baffert, Silver Charm's trainer.
Two heads separated Silver Charm, Free House and Captain Bodgit at the end of the 1 3/16th miles.
It looked like Free House was going to win until the final strides, when Silver Charm got his head in front. The gray 3-year-old needs a victory in the Belmont Stakes on June 7 to become the first Triple Crown winner since Affirmed in 1978.
Silver Charm's victory in the 1 1/4-mile Derby also was by a head, over Captain Bodgit, who became the beaten favorite in both the Derby and the Preakness.
The 122nd Preakness certainly matched the 123rd Derby for excitement.
Four horses were in serious contention for the victory at the top of the stretch: Touch Gold on the rail, Free House next to him, then Silver Charm and Captain Bodgit on the outside. Free House was first. Silver Charm second, Touch Gold third and Captain Bodgit fourth.
Captain Bodgit, ridden by Alex Solis, moved into third past Touch Gold with about one-eighth mile to go, but then couldn't quite catch the two horses in front of him.
Silver Charm reached the end of the 1 3/16th miles on a fast track in 1:54 4/5 and paid $8.20, $4 and $2.60. Free House, ridden by Kent Desormeaux, returned $3.60 and $2.60, while Captain Bodgit returned $2.40.
Completing the order of finish after fourth-place Touch Gold were Frisk Me Now, Concerto, Hoxie, Wild Tempest, Cryp Too and Jack At The Bank.
As the stretch duel unfolded before a crowd of 88,594, Lewis shouted, "We've got to get him, Gary! We've got to get him, Gary!"
When the two horses flashed across the finish line, Lewis shouted, "We did it, Robert!" and turned and embraced Baffert, whose face showed he wasn't quite sure his horse had done it.
"I am pretty numb," Baffert said. "It's just sinking in that I won this race. It's going to be great for racing. I just hope we can go out now and win the Triple Crown."
Sometime later, at the postrace news conference, he said, "I am still numb. I can't believe it."
"I told Gary he could ride him with confidence," Baffert added.
"Just push the right buttons; no more photo finishes, though."
Silver Charm, purchased as a 2-year-old for $85,000, earned $488,150 and now has a bankroll of $1,632,300 on a record of five wins and three seconds in eight career starts.
Three of the wins and two of the seconds came in five starts this year.
A victory in the Belmont would earn Silver Charm a $5 million bonus, which includes the winner's shares of the three races.
Touch Gold stumbled at the start so badly that his nose hit the track. But jockey Chris McCarron got the horse quickly into racing gear.
McCarron lost the mount on Silver Charm after he was injured in a spill in the Jim Beam Stakes on March 29. He was unable to ride in the Derby.
Now, he can only watch - and perhaps spoil - Stevens' bid for the Triple Crown.
Of Free House's heart-wrenching loss, Desormeaux said, "It'a tough defeat. You don't know whether to laugh or cry. That Silver Charm must be doing a little better than we expected. He's a great horse."
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Bob Lewis, the 72-year-old owner of Silver Charm, hopes the gray colt will help him rewrite his epitaph.
Silver Charm is one victory from the Triple Crown after a gut-wrenching stretch duel with Free House and Captain Bodgit yesterday in the Preakness.
After Silver Charm won the Kentucky Derby, Lewis said he wanted his epitaph to read: "An adoring father, a loving husband and the winner of the 123rd Kentucky Derby."
"I am hoping I'll be able to amend it to also: `Winner of the 1997 Triple Crown,' " Lewis said yesterday.
"We need a Triple Crown now," said winning jockey Gary Stevens. "We need it, and the sport needs it. It couldn't happen to a better guy than Bob Lewis."
"I hope I don't let the racing fans down for the Triple Crown," said Bob Baffert, Silver Charm's trainer.
Two heads separated Silver Charm, Free House and Captain Bodgit at the end of the 1 3/16th miles.
It looked like Free House was going to win until the final strides, when Silver Charm got his head in front. The gray 3-year-old needs a victory in the Belmont Stakes on June 7 to become the first Triple Crown winner since Affirmed in 1978.
Silver Charm's victory in the 1 1/4-mile Derby also was by a head, over Captain Bodgit, who became the beaten favorite in both the Derby and the Preakness.
The 122nd Preakness certainly matched the 123rd Derby for excitement.
Four horses were in serious contention for the victory at the top of the stretch: Touch Gold on the rail, Free House next to him, then Silver Charm and Captain Bodgit on the outside. Free House was first. Silver Charm second, Touch Gold third and Captain Bodgit fourth.
Captain Bodgit, ridden by Alex Solis, moved into third past Touch Gold with about one-eighth mile to go, but then couldn't quite catch the two horses in front of him.
Silver Charm reached the end of the 1 3/16th miles on a fast track in 1:54 4/5 and paid $8.20, $4 and $2.60. Free House, ridden by Kent Desormeaux, returned $3.60 and $2.60, while Captain Bodgit returned $2.40.
Completing the order of finish after fourth-place Touch Gold were Frisk Me Now, Concerto, Hoxie, Wild Tempest, Cryp Too and Jack At The Bank.
As the stretch duel unfolded before a crowd of 88,594, Lewis shouted, "We've got to get him, Gary! We've got to get him, Gary!"
When the two horses flashed across the finish line, Lewis shouted, "We did it, Robert!" and turned and embraced Baffert, whose face showed he wasn't quite sure his horse had done it.
"I am pretty numb," Baffert said. "It's just sinking in that I won this race. It's going to be great for racing. I just hope we can go out now and win the Triple Crown."
Sometime later, at the postrace news conference, he said, "I am still numb. I can't believe it."
"I told Gary he could ride him with confidence," Baffert added.
"Just push the right buttons; no more photo finishes, though."
Silver Charm, purchased as a 2-year-old for $85,000, earned $488,150 and now has a bankroll of $1,632,300 on a record of five wins and three seconds in eight career starts.
Three of the wins and two of the seconds came in five starts this year.
A victory in the Belmont would earn Silver Charm a $5 million bonus, which includes the winner's shares of the three races.
Touch Gold stumbled at the start so badly that his nose hit the track. But jockey Chris McCarron got the horse quickly into racing gear.
McCarron lost the mount on Silver Charm after he was injured in a spill in the Jim Beam Stakes on March 29. He was unable to ride in the Derby.
Now, he can only watch - and perhaps spoil - Stevens' bid for the Triple Crown.
Of Free House's heart-wrenching loss, Desormeaux said, "It'a tough defeat. You don't know whether to laugh or cry. That Silver Charm must be doing a little better than we expected. He's a great horse."
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- published: 12 May 2013
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2004 Preakness Stakes - Smarty Jones : Full Broadcast
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- Duration: 83:00
- Updated: 21 Apr 2013
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Philly's horse is fast becoming America's horse.
In front of a record crowd of 112,668 at Pimlico Race Course May 15, Roy and Pat Chapman's Smarty Jones made a...
Philly's horse is fast becoming America's horse.
In front of a record crowd of 112,668 at Pimlico Race Course May 15, Roy and Pat Chapman's Smarty Jones made a shambles of the $1 million Preakness Stakes (gr. I) and kept his record perfect with his eighth win, this one by 11 ½ lengths. Smarty Jones drew loud cheers in the post parade, and they were even louder as he pulled away in total command in the lane.
The victory sets the stage for a dramatic Triple Crown try at the Belmont Stakes June 5. The Pennsylvania bred has a chance to become just the 12th Triple Crown champion and the first to sweep the Kentucky Derby, Preakness and Belmont since Affirmed in 1978. The last undefeated Triple Crown winner was Seattle Slew in 1977.
He would also claim another $5 million bonus and become racing's richest horse.
http://www.bloodhorse.com/horse-racing/articles/22483/smarty-jones-electrifies-in-preakness-romp#ixzz2R86lpoPn
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Philly's horse is fast becoming America's horse.
In front of a record crowd of 112,668 at Pimlico Race Course May 15, Roy and Pat Chapman's Smarty Jones made a shambles of the $1 million Preakness Stakes (gr. I) and kept his record perfect with his eighth win, this one by 11 ½ lengths. Smarty Jones drew loud cheers in the post parade, and they were even louder as he pulled away in total command in the lane.
The victory sets the stage for a dramatic Triple Crown try at the Belmont Stakes June 5. The Pennsylvania bred has a chance to become just the 12th Triple Crown champion and the first to sweep the Kentucky Derby, Preakness and Belmont since Affirmed in 1978. The last undefeated Triple Crown winner was Seattle Slew in 1977.
He would also claim another $5 million bonus and become racing's richest horse.
http://www.bloodhorse.com/horse-racing/articles/22483/smarty-jones-electrifies-in-preakness-romp#ixzz2R86lpoPn
- published: 21 Apr 2013
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2003 Preakness Stakes - Funny Cide : Full Broadcast
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- Duration: 77:40
- Updated: 28 Feb 2013
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Funny Cide, a New York-bred gelding, came to Kentucky under the radar screen, but he will return to the Empire State a star, winning the Preakness Stakes (gr. I...
Funny Cide, a New York-bred gelding, came to Kentucky under the radar screen, but he will return to the Empire State a star, winning the Preakness Stakes (gr. I) impressively Saturday and putting himself in a position to win the Triple Crown.
The Kentucky Derby (gr. I) winner and his connections -- owners Sackatoga Stable, Tagg and Santos -- had to endure an unsettling situation along the way. A week after the Derby, a story broke about a suspicious photograph from the finish of the Run for the Roses, but an investigation cleared Santos after showing he clearly was not holding anything other than his whip during the race.
"Barclay told me to try to save some ground ... then at the five-eighths to give him some loose rein," said Santos. "He just loped along and then I used my whip in case there was a camera or something. I didn't want him to get to looking around or something."
Funny Cide was sent off the narrow favorite in the Preakness over Peace Rules -- who had run third in the Derby -- but it was no contest, Funny Cide winning the Preakness by the second-largest margin in the 128-year history of the middle jewel of the Triple Crown.
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Funny Cide, a New York-bred gelding, came to Kentucky under the radar screen, but he will return to the Empire State a star, winning the Preakness Stakes (gr. I) impressively Saturday and putting himself in a position to win the Triple Crown.
The Kentucky Derby (gr. I) winner and his connections -- owners Sackatoga Stable, Tagg and Santos -- had to endure an unsettling situation along the way. A week after the Derby, a story broke about a suspicious photograph from the finish of the Run for the Roses, but an investigation cleared Santos after showing he clearly was not holding anything other than his whip during the race.
"Barclay told me to try to save some ground ... then at the five-eighths to give him some loose rein," said Santos. "He just loped along and then I used my whip in case there was a camera or something. I didn't want him to get to looking around or something."
Funny Cide was sent off the narrow favorite in the Preakness over Peace Rules -- who had run third in the Derby -- but it was no contest, Funny Cide winning the Preakness by the second-largest margin in the 128-year history of the middle jewel of the Triple Crown.
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- published: 28 Feb 2013
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1999 Preakness Stakes - Charismatic : Full ABC Broadcast
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- Duration: 62:28
- Updated: 15 Mar 2013
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Charismatic, the onetime claiming horse who stunned the racing world two weeks ago when he won the Kentucky Derby at odds of 31-1, pulled an even more unlikely ...
Charismatic, the onetime claiming horse who stunned the racing world two weeks ago when he won the Kentucky Derby at odds of 31-1, pulled an even more unlikely trick today when he won the Preakness at 8-1 and advanced to the brink of the Triple Crown.
He was chased home again by Menifee, who lost the Derby by the length of his neck and lost the Preakness by a length and a half. And so, for the third straight year, a colt won both the Derby and the Preakness and needed only to win the Belmont Stakes to achieve a feat that only 11 horses have accomplished, none since Affirmed 21 years ago.
''We'll go to the Belmont full of optimism,'' said D. Wayne Lukas, who trains Charismatic for Bob and Beverly Lewis of Los Angeles. ''I told Bob and Beverly before the Kentucky Derby: 'I don't know about the first two. But we'll look good in the Belmont.' I just like his style.''
http://www.nytimes.com/1999/05/16/sports/horse-racing-charismatic-earns-2d-jewel-in-preakness.html
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Charismatic, the onetime claiming horse who stunned the racing world two weeks ago when he won the Kentucky Derby at odds of 31-1, pulled an even more unlikely trick today when he won the Preakness at 8-1 and advanced to the brink of the Triple Crown.
He was chased home again by Menifee, who lost the Derby by the length of his neck and lost the Preakness by a length and a half. And so, for the third straight year, a colt won both the Derby and the Preakness and needed only to win the Belmont Stakes to achieve a feat that only 11 horses have accomplished, none since Affirmed 21 years ago.
''We'll go to the Belmont full of optimism,'' said D. Wayne Lukas, who trains Charismatic for Bob and Beverly Lewis of Los Angeles. ''I told Bob and Beverly before the Kentucky Derby: 'I don't know about the first two. But we'll look good in the Belmont.' I just like his style.''
http://www.nytimes.com/1999/05/16/sports/horse-racing-charismatic-earns-2d-jewel-in-preakness.html
- published: 15 Mar 2013
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1980 Preakness Stakes - Codex -vs- Genuine Risk : ABC Broadcast
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- Duration: 48:18
- Updated: 07 Mar 2013
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Genuine Risk -vs- Codex
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Genuine Risk -vs- Codex
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- published: 07 Mar 2013
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1996 Preakness Stakes : Full ABC Broadcast
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- Duration: 63:46
- Updated: 11 Jul 2012
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It was the day of sweet revenge in racing: Louis Quatorze won the 121st Preakness Stakes with Pat Day riding, just 10 days after he was replaced as a jockey by ...
It was the day of sweet revenge in racing: Louis Quatorze won the 121st Preakness Stakes with Pat Day riding, just 10 days after he was replaced as a jockey by trainer D. Wayne Lukas, who watched today while his record streak ended after six straight Triple Crown victories.
Day was signed for his ride by Nick Zito, the most vocal critic of Lukas and his hordes of horses. And they scored the coup of the year when Louis Quatorze, 16th in the Kentucky Derby and fifth in the Preakness betting, led every step of the way to outrun Skip Away by three and a quarter lengths. No Derby horse had ever finished so far back and returned two weeks later to win the Preakness.
The closest that Lukas got to extending his streak was third place, with Editor's Note. The 8-5 favorite, Cavonnier, trained by Bob Baffert, finished fourth. Lukas, who entered five horses in the Derby and three in the Preakness, also finished fifth with Victory Speech and seventh with Prince of Thieves.
Louis Quatorze even supplied some storybook numbers of his own. He ran the mile and three-sixteenths in 1:532/5 on a fast track, matching the record for the race set 12 years ago by Tank's Prospect, with Day in the saddle that day, too. In fact, this was the fifth time that Day had won the Preakness and the third in a row.
The colt, a son of Sovereign Dancer, paid $19 for $2 to win and earned $458,120 for his owners -- Bill Condren and Joe Cornacchia, who were the owners of other Zito stars like Strike the Gold and Go for Gin, and Georgia Hofmann, the owner of the star filly Sky Beauty.
After the race, both Zito and Day subdued any feelings of revenge and phrased their reactions more in terms of redemption.
"The man upstairs takes care of me," said Zito, whose horses finished second to Lukas's three times during the streak. "Are we going to the Belmont Stakes? How fast can we get there?"
Day, who is 42 years old and somewhat grizzled and more evangelical in spirit than Zito, buried any bitterness, and said, "I'm sorry his streak ended, and I'm happy mine continued."
Then he remembered his feelings after running third in the Derby on Prince of Thieves and, five days later, being replaced by Jerry Bailey, who in the last six months won the $3 million Breeders' Cup Classic, the $4 million Dubai World Cup and the $1 million Kentucky Derby.
"I didn't enjoy being taken off Prince of Thieves," he said. "But Lukas called it a coaching move, and I don't blame him. Jerry Bailey's riding so good these days."
http://www.nytimes.com/1996/05/19/sports/horse-racing-lukas-run-is-ended-by-zito-and-day.html
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It was the day of sweet revenge in racing: Louis Quatorze won the 121st Preakness Stakes with Pat Day riding, just 10 days after he was replaced as a jockey by trainer D. Wayne Lukas, who watched today while his record streak ended after six straight Triple Crown victories.
Day was signed for his ride by Nick Zito, the most vocal critic of Lukas and his hordes of horses. And they scored the coup of the year when Louis Quatorze, 16th in the Kentucky Derby and fifth in the Preakness betting, led every step of the way to outrun Skip Away by three and a quarter lengths. No Derby horse had ever finished so far back and returned two weeks later to win the Preakness.
The closest that Lukas got to extending his streak was third place, with Editor's Note. The 8-5 favorite, Cavonnier, trained by Bob Baffert, finished fourth. Lukas, who entered five horses in the Derby and three in the Preakness, also finished fifth with Victory Speech and seventh with Prince of Thieves.
Louis Quatorze even supplied some storybook numbers of his own. He ran the mile and three-sixteenths in 1:532/5 on a fast track, matching the record for the race set 12 years ago by Tank's Prospect, with Day in the saddle that day, too. In fact, this was the fifth time that Day had won the Preakness and the third in a row.
The colt, a son of Sovereign Dancer, paid $19 for $2 to win and earned $458,120 for his owners -- Bill Condren and Joe Cornacchia, who were the owners of other Zito stars like Strike the Gold and Go for Gin, and Georgia Hofmann, the owner of the star filly Sky Beauty.
After the race, both Zito and Day subdued any feelings of revenge and phrased their reactions more in terms of redemption.
"The man upstairs takes care of me," said Zito, whose horses finished second to Lukas's three times during the streak. "Are we going to the Belmont Stakes? How fast can we get there?"
Day, who is 42 years old and somewhat grizzled and more evangelical in spirit than Zito, buried any bitterness, and said, "I'm sorry his streak ended, and I'm happy mine continued."
Then he remembered his feelings after running third in the Derby on Prince of Thieves and, five days later, being replaced by Jerry Bailey, who in the last six months won the $3 million Breeders' Cup Classic, the $4 million Dubai World Cup and the $1 million Kentucky Derby.
"I didn't enjoy being taken off Prince of Thieves," he said. "But Lukas called it a coaching move, and I don't blame him. Jerry Bailey's riding so good these days."
http://www.nytimes.com/1996/05/19/sports/horse-racing-lukas-run-is-ended-by-zito-and-day.html
- published: 11 Jul 2012
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1989 Preakness Stakes - Sunday Silence : Full ABC Broadcast
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- Duration: 62:48
- Updated: 25 Sep 2012
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Sunday Silence, who raised more questions than he answered when he beat Easy Goer by two and a half lengths in the Kentucky Derby two weeks ago, proved himself ...
Sunday Silence, who raised more questions than he answered when he beat Easy Goer by two and a half lengths in the Kentucky Derby two weeks ago, proved himself a worthy Triple Crown contender today by winning the 114th and closest Preakness Stakes ever at Pimlico Race Course. The blackish colt from California raced head and head with Easy Goer for the length of the stretch before regaining the lead in the final yards to win by a long nose.
The last time a Preakness was decided in a photo finish was when Affirmed held off Alydar by a neck in 1978. Now Sunday Silence is one victory away from becoming racing's first Triple Crown winner since Affirmed, and his rivalry with Easy Goer, a son of Alydar, is the tightest Triple Crown battle since then. The two colts will hook up again in the Belmont Stakes at Belmont Park on June 10, where victory would bring Sunday Silence's owners a total of $5 million in purses and bonuses for the series.
The winner had to survive a claim of foul from Pat Day, Easy Goer's rider, who alleged interference by Pat Valenzuela and Sunday Silence through their stretch duel. After reviewing the films for seven minutes, the stewards let the order of finish stand. Another unrelated foul claim, by the rider of Dansil, who was fourth, against Rock Point, who was third, was also disallowed.
The bettors in a record Pimlico crowd of 90,145, unconvinced by Sunday Silence's weaving Derby finish and the slow final time of that race, made Easy Goer the 3-to-5 favorite today and let Sunday Silence off as the second choice at 2 to 1. Sunday Silence paid $6.20 for $2 to win after running the mile and three-sixteenths in 1:53 4/5, the third fastest Preakness ever, behind Tank's Prospect's 1:53 2/5 in 1985 and Gate Dancer's 1:53 3/5 in 1984.
Rock Point, who skipped the Derby after running second to Easy Goer in the Wood Memorial last month, was up for third, five lengths behind Easy Goer and two lengths in front of Dansil. Hawkster was fifth with Houston tiring to finish sixth, and it was 26 more lengths back to the outclassed locals, Pulverizing and Northern Wolf. Awe Inspiring, as expected, was an early scratch.
Sunday Silence, a son of Halo and the Understanding mare Wishing Well, is owned by Arthur B. Hancock 3d, Ernest Gaillard and Charlie Whittingham and trained by Whittingham. The colt has won six of eight career starts and is undefeated in five races this year. Sunday Silence survived a serious illness and a vanning accident early in his career, was twice rejected by buyers at yearling sales, and came back this week from a bruised right front foot that forced him to miss two days of training. A More Genuine Race
The tight finish capped a race in which the two principals both looked as if they would win easily at some point. Each appeared to fire his best shot, and while there will be plenty of interest in a rematch, and some excuses made for the loser, the race seemed more genuine than the Derby.
''I think this puts to rest the talk that Easy Goer is the better horse,'' Valenzuela said. ''I think his horse was overrated and mine was underrated. I knew Pat was going to claim foul. He was grasping at straws. He didn't want to let the public down and he didn't want to let the Eastern writers down.''
http://www.nytimes.com/1989/05/21/sports/horse-racing-sunday-silence-wins-preakness-by-nose.html?pagewanted=all&src;=pm
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Sunday Silence, who raised more questions than he answered when he beat Easy Goer by two and a half lengths in the Kentucky Derby two weeks ago, proved himself a worthy Triple Crown contender today by winning the 114th and closest Preakness Stakes ever at Pimlico Race Course. The blackish colt from California raced head and head with Easy Goer for the length of the stretch before regaining the lead in the final yards to win by a long nose.
The last time a Preakness was decided in a photo finish was when Affirmed held off Alydar by a neck in 1978. Now Sunday Silence is one victory away from becoming racing's first Triple Crown winner since Affirmed, and his rivalry with Easy Goer, a son of Alydar, is the tightest Triple Crown battle since then. The two colts will hook up again in the Belmont Stakes at Belmont Park on June 10, where victory would bring Sunday Silence's owners a total of $5 million in purses and bonuses for the series.
The winner had to survive a claim of foul from Pat Day, Easy Goer's rider, who alleged interference by Pat Valenzuela and Sunday Silence through their stretch duel. After reviewing the films for seven minutes, the stewards let the order of finish stand. Another unrelated foul claim, by the rider of Dansil, who was fourth, against Rock Point, who was third, was also disallowed.
The bettors in a record Pimlico crowd of 90,145, unconvinced by Sunday Silence's weaving Derby finish and the slow final time of that race, made Easy Goer the 3-to-5 favorite today and let Sunday Silence off as the second choice at 2 to 1. Sunday Silence paid $6.20 for $2 to win after running the mile and three-sixteenths in 1:53 4/5, the third fastest Preakness ever, behind Tank's Prospect's 1:53 2/5 in 1985 and Gate Dancer's 1:53 3/5 in 1984.
Rock Point, who skipped the Derby after running second to Easy Goer in the Wood Memorial last month, was up for third, five lengths behind Easy Goer and two lengths in front of Dansil. Hawkster was fifth with Houston tiring to finish sixth, and it was 26 more lengths back to the outclassed locals, Pulverizing and Northern Wolf. Awe Inspiring, as expected, was an early scratch.
Sunday Silence, a son of Halo and the Understanding mare Wishing Well, is owned by Arthur B. Hancock 3d, Ernest Gaillard and Charlie Whittingham and trained by Whittingham. The colt has won six of eight career starts and is undefeated in five races this year. Sunday Silence survived a serious illness and a vanning accident early in his career, was twice rejected by buyers at yearling sales, and came back this week from a bruised right front foot that forced him to miss two days of training. A More Genuine Race
The tight finish capped a race in which the two principals both looked as if they would win easily at some point. Each appeared to fire his best shot, and while there will be plenty of interest in a rematch, and some excuses made for the loser, the race seemed more genuine than the Derby.
''I think this puts to rest the talk that Easy Goer is the better horse,'' Valenzuela said. ''I think his horse was overrated and mine was underrated. I knew Pat was going to claim foul. He was grasping at straws. He didn't want to let the public down and he didn't want to let the Eastern writers down.''
http://www.nytimes.com/1989/05/21/sports/horse-racing-sunday-silence-wins-preakness-by-nose.html?pagewanted=all&src;=pm
- published: 25 Sep 2012
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1998 Preakness Stakes - Real Quiet
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- Duration: 21:57
- Updated: 21 May 2012
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As Kent Desormeaux crossed under the wire with Real Quiet following their victory in today's Preakness Stakes, he thrust a fist into the air and alternated flas...
As Kent Desormeaux crossed under the wire with Real Quiet following their victory in today's Preakness Stakes, he thrust a fist into the air and alternated flashing two fingers and then a lone index finger.
''Two down, one to go,'' Desormeaux said he was signaling.
''The Derby and Preakness are out of the way,'' he said. ''Now, we're messing with history.''
Not since Affirmed, in 1978, has any colt been able to win the Triple Crown, which consists of the Kentucky Derby, the Preakness and the Belmont Stakes. It has been accomplished only 11 times, by greats like Secretariat, Citation, Seattle Slew and War Admiral.
http://www.nytimes.com/1998/05/17/sports/horse-racing-a-blue-collar-horse-reaches-the-verge-of-greatness.html
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As Kent Desormeaux crossed under the wire with Real Quiet following their victory in today's Preakness Stakes, he thrust a fist into the air and alternated flashing two fingers and then a lone index finger.
''Two down, one to go,'' Desormeaux said he was signaling.
''The Derby and Preakness are out of the way,'' he said. ''Now, we're messing with history.''
Not since Affirmed, in 1978, has any colt been able to win the Triple Crown, which consists of the Kentucky Derby, the Preakness and the Belmont Stakes. It has been accomplished only 11 times, by greats like Secretariat, Citation, Seattle Slew and War Admiral.
http://www.nytimes.com/1998/05/17/sports/horse-racing-a-blue-collar-horse-reaches-the-verge-of-greatness.html
- published: 21 May 2012
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The 120th Preakness Stakes (May 20, 1995)
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- Duration: 97:25
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Here is coverage of the 120th Preakness Stakes from Pimilco Race Track in Baltimore, Maryland along with local coverage from WMAR-TV Channel 2 prior to national...
Here is coverage of the 120th Preakness Stakes from Pimilco Race Track in Baltimore, Maryland along with local coverage from WMAR-TV Channel 2 prior to national ABC coverage. Includes two races prior to the snakes, the Maryland Budweiser Breeders' Cup and the Early Times Dixie.
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Here is coverage of the 120th Preakness Stakes from Pimilco Race Track in Baltimore, Maryland along with local coverage from WMAR-TV Channel 2 prior to national ABC coverage. Includes two races prior to the snakes, the Maryland Budweiser Breeders' Cup and the Early Times Dixie.
- published: 31 Oct 2015
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2015 Preakness Stakes Press Conference
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- Duration: 30:42
- Updated: 17 May 2015
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Comments from the connections of 2015 Preakness Stakes winner American Pharoah, including trainer Bob Baffert and owner Ahmed Zayat.
Comments from the connections of 2015 Preakness Stakes winner American Pharoah, including trainer Bob Baffert and owner Ahmed Zayat.
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Comments from the connections of 2015 Preakness Stakes winner American Pharoah, including trainer Bob Baffert and owner Ahmed Zayat.
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American Pharoah wins the 2015 Preakness Stakes at Pimlico.
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Secretariat - Preakness Stakes 1973
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2005 Preakness Stakes
After nearly going down when bumped by Scrappy T entering the stretch, a gutsy Afleet Alex...
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2009 Preakness Stakes
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California Chrome Wins 139th Preakness Stakes | LIVE 5-17-14
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==HQ== 134th preakness stakes rachel alexandra wins!
the filly, rachel alexandra ridden by calvin borel wins the 134th preakness stakes
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1992 Preakness Stakes : ABC Broadcast
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Fantasy Preakness Stakes
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2012 Preakness Stakes - I'll Have Another
The final leg of the Triple Crown now awaits for I'll Have Another!
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2001 Preakness Stakes : Full NBC Broadcast
Point Given, the beaten favorite in the Kentucky Derby (gr. I), redeemed himself two weeks...
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2014 Preakness Stakes - California Chrome + Post Race
Steven Coburn and Perry Martin's California Chrome kept Triple Crown hopes alive with a sm...
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2008 Preakness Stakes - Big Brown
... and Kent Desormeaux romp in leg 2 of the thoroughbred Triple Crown, at Pimlico in MD. ...
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Derby Winner Nyquist Targets Preakness Stakes
The undefeated Nyquist will look to capture the second leg of racing's Triple Crown in the...
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PROMOCION 1 PREAKNESS STAKES 2016 SPORTHIPICO COM VE
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Jeff Richardson- Kentucky Derby recap & Preakness Preview
Listen in as I share my thoughts on the recent Kentucky Derby won by Nyquist and hear my p...
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Preakness Stakes 2015
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Análisis Final Europa League, Final Copa del Rey, Final FA CUP, Copa Italia, Preakness Stakes
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TURF TALK: Preakness buzz & odds on favorites
An undefeated Breeders' Cup champion Kentucky Derby winner will be the odds on favorite fo...
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Nyquist's Trainer Appears On WJZ's Manic Monday Ahead of Preakness Stakes
With the Preakness Stakes just days away, the trainer for Kentucky Derby Winner joins WJZ’...
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Preakness Stakes: What You Need To Know
The Preakness Stakes will be held May 21, 2016. Nesn.com's Rachel Holt shares what to look...
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BLACK EYED SUSAN COBBLER COCKTAIL from The Martini Diva
A Rye Whiskey, Rum and Pineapple Orange Cocktail inspired by the Preakness Stakes, the sec...
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Silver Charm, 1997 Kentucky Derby & Preakness Stakes winner,
Bob Passmore, Pam Passmore, Silver Charm, Lexington, Kentucky. Race horse tour
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2014 Preakness Stakes Social Inclusion
2014 Preakness Stakes Contender Social Inclusion - Horse Racing Nation's Gary Quill talks ...
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1997 Preakness Stakes : ABC Broadcast
Bob Lewis, the 72-year-old owner of Silver Charm, hopes the gray colt will help him rewrit...
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2004 Preakness Stakes - Smarty Jones : Full Broadcast
Philly's horse is fast becoming America's horse.
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2003 Preakness Stakes - Funny Cide : Full Broadcast
Funny Cide, a New York-bred gelding, came to Kentucky under the radar screen, but he will ...
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1999 Preakness Stakes - Charismatic : Full ABC Broadcast
Charismatic, the onetime claiming horse who stunned the racing world two weeks ago when he...
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1980 Preakness Stakes - Codex -vs- Genuine Risk : ABC Broadcast
Genuine Risk -vs- Codex
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1996 Preakness Stakes : Full ABC Broadcast
It was the day of sweet revenge in racing: Louis Quatorze won the 121st Preakness Stakes w...
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1989 Preakness Stakes - Sunday Silence : Full ABC Broadcast
Sunday Silence, who raised more questions than he answered when he beat Easy Goer by two a...
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1998 Preakness Stakes - Real Quiet
As Kent Desormeaux crossed under the wire with Real Quiet following their victory in today...
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The 120th Preakness Stakes (May 20, 1995)
Here is coverage of the 120th Preakness Stakes from Pimilco Race Track in Baltimore, Maryl...
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2015 Preakness Stakes Press Conference
Comments from the connections of 2015 Preakness Stakes winner American Pharoah, including ...
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[UPDATE]: Egyptian, French Authorities Open EgyptAir Investigations, Bodies Recovered
Edit WorldNews.com 19 May 2016
Egypt’s chief prosecutor and the Paris prosecutor have ordered an “urgent investigation” into the crash of EgyptAir Flight 804, which crashed in the Mediterranean on Thursday with 66 people aboard en route from Paris to Cairo, Breitbart reported. Meanwhile, rescue teams have recovered the first two bodies thought to be from the crash, according to the Al Arabia channel, quoting Greek sources ... “I’m not excluding any theory....
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Airport Workers in the Spotlight After Egyptair Crash
Edit Time Magazine 19 May 2016
It could be weeks before officials know why Egyptair Flight MS804 vanished from the sky on Thursday morning, with 66 people on board. But French authorities have begun hunting for a cause, including the possibility an explosive device might have been placed on board the Paris-Cairo flight at Charles de Gaulle airport ... for its return trip to the Egyptian capital ... Their numbers have increased since the November attacks ... E.U ... ....
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Report: Defunct Trump University, Saudi Arabia Still Bring In Cash For Billionaire
Edit WorldNews.com 19 May 2016
The reports include estimates of his assets, income and debt since the beginning of 2015, the report said.In his 104-page filing, he’s listed as having 527 current job titles, most leadership roles in his multitude of companies. Trump claims he’s worth $10 billion, but the records show he has at least $1.47 billion in assets and at least $315 million in liabilities — although it’s possible his assets are worth as much as he says....
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[UPDATE]: Egyptian Aviation Minister: Terrorist Attack Took Down EgyptAir Jet
Edit WorldNews.com 19 May 2016
Egyptian Aviation Minister Sherif Fathi said a terrorist attack was more likely to have taken down the missing EgyptAir aircraft early Thursday morning rather than technical failure, Gulf News Egypt reported. There were no known security concerns about passengers aboard the missing plane, but further checks are underway ... The plane was due to arrive at 3.05 a.m. local time....
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US B52 bomber crashes on Guam, all crew safe
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'Stratofortress' aircraft goes down shortly after take-off; all seven crew escape unharmed ... ....
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Sizing up the field for the Preakness
Edit Jamaica Observer 20 May 2016
BALTIMORE (AP) — A closer look at the field for the 141st running of the Preakness Stakes at Pimlico Race Course on Saturday (horses listed by post position, with trainer, jockey, analysis, morning-line odds). ... Romans earned first Classic win with Shackleford in 2011 Preakness ... Got his second stakes win via disqualification in Federico Tesio ... reminds some of lightly raced raced Bernardini, the 2006 Preakness winner ......
Preakness Stakes 2016: Exaggerator ready for round five with Nyquist
Edit Sydney Morning Herald 20 May 2016
In four attempts, Exaggerator has yet to get past Nyquist, but his trainer Keith Desormeaux is prepared to try again in the Preakness Stakes ... Advertisement ... Exaggerator also won the Santa Anita Derby on a wet track, a distinct possibility for the 1900-metre Preakness ... His trainer Doug O'Neill, who won the 2012 Derby and Preakness with I'll Have Another, knows Exaggerator is the rival to fear in the Preakness ... AP, AAP. ....
Racing: Nyquist poised for Preakness assault
Edit The Times of India 20 May 2016
The Triple Crown hopes of Kentucky Derby winner Nyquist will be on the line Saturday as the unbeaten colt aims to complete the second leg of American horse racing's Holy Grail with victory in the 141st Preakness ... The shorter distance of the Preakness -- which is run over nine-and-a-half furlongs -- is expected to favor Nyquist, who has won all eight of his races to date, including five Grade One stakes events....
Preakness 2016: Exaggerator back for another try at Nyquist
Edit WPXI 20 May 2016
So why is the Derby runner-up trying again in Saturday's Preakness? ... All the chatter this week around Pimlico's stakes barn has been about Nyquist, and can he really follow up American Pharoah's Triple Crown with another one? Nyquist trainer Doug O'Neill, who won the 2012 Derby and Preakness with I'll Have Another, knows Exaggerator is the rival to fear in the Preakness....
Preakness officials predict record crowd despite forecasts of steady rain, cool temperatures Saturday
Edit Baltimore Sun 20 May 2016
A soaking rain could dampen the 141st Preakness Stakes, but organizers are nonetheless predicting record crowds for a third straight year. The Maryland Jockey Club expects as many as 135,000 people to attend what is the biggest single-day event in the state, and has offered 2,000 more tickets to... ....
No American Pharoah, but Baffert back in Preakness
Edit Times Union 20 May 2016
Baffert, he of the quick wit, head of silver hair and designer sunglasses, has won the Preakness six times ... Even though Baffert's base is on the West Coast, he owns Pimlico on Preakness weekend....
Horse racing | Preakness Stakes: Excitable Lani settled for run at Nyquist
Edit The Columbus Dispatch 20 May 2016
Now, after a calming two weeks at Belmont Park in New York, Lani is poised to make a run at greatness in the Preakness on Saturday ... The plan was to run Lani in the Kentucky Derby and skip the Preakness for the Belmont, but his showing in Lexington caused trainer Mikio Matsunaga to change the itinerary ... Lani will be the first Japan-based horse to run in the Preakness....
Sports on TV: Tuning in for Friday, May 20
Edit The Oklahoman 20 May 2016
FRIDAY. MINOR LEAGUE BASEBALL;. 7 p.m.; Salt Lake at Oklahoma City; KGHM-AM 1340. MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL;. 6 p.m.; Cleveland at Boston; MLBN (Cox 264). 7 p.m.; Texas at Houston; FSOK (Cox 37). 7 p.m.; Kansas City at Chicago White Sox; Cox 77. 7 p.m.; Arizona at St. Louis; FSPLUS (Cox 68)/Cox 703. 9.30 p.m.; L.A ... 2 p.m.; Black Eyed Susan Stakes; NBCSN (Cox 251) ... 1.30 p.m.; Preakness Prep; NBCSN (Cox 251). 4 p.m.; Preakness Stakes; KFOR-4 (Cox 4)....
Nyquist 'family' has that winning feeling
Edit Toronto Sun 20 May 2016
J ... ... Nyquist is comfortable ... On this morning, the team reveals that it won’t follow Preakness tradition and saddle him on the turf ... Five years ago, Reddam gave Gutierrez a chance to ride I’ll Have Another in a stakes race at Santa Anita ... After I’ll Have Another was scratched from the Belmont Stakes, ending the team’s Triple Crown dream, it was Reddam himself who called the young jockey to break the news ... J....
Slew of reasons Nyquist can keep his Triple Crown hopes alive in the Preakness
Edit ESPN 20 May 2016
Slew of reasons Nyquist can keep his Triple Crown hopes alive in the Preakness ... ....
Exaggerator gets second chance to spring an upset
Edit Milwaukee Journal Sentinel 20 May 2016
We’re not making this up. Exaggerator is 0 for 4 against Nyquist. His trainer, Keith Desormeaux, is 0 for 8 against the undefeated Kentucky Derby winner. So why is the Derby runner-up trying again in Saturday’s Preakness? ... ....
Canadian powerhouse Belinda Stronach brings style, star quality to Preakness
Edit Baltimore Sun 20 May 2016
Few would think to transform a Preakness party tent into an Old English hunting lodge, complete with wooden beams, equestrian memorabilia, gleaming chandeliers and touches from a former interior designer for Ralph Lauren. But few are Belinda Stronach, a Canadian businesswoman, socialite, heiress... ....
Despite Dearth Of Celebrity Owners At The Preakness, The Thoroughbred Industry Charges Ahead
Edit Forbes 20 May 2016
Although Nyquist owner Paul Reddam or any of the other owners at Saturday's Preakness will likely not make it on the cover of People magazine anytime soon, industry experts are not worried about the perceived lack of celebrity star power in the owners' box at this year's Triple Crown. With a host of champion studs dominating the breeding sheds, some believe Horse Racing is on the verge of entering a "second golden age."...
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