May 17 (UPI) --Journalism, second in the Kentucky Derby, got home first in the Preakness Stakes, the second jewel of the U.S. Triple Crown, at Pimlico Race Course in Baltimore on Saturday -- but only ...

STARTING ON MONDAY. DEWAYNE LUCAS HELD THE WOODLAWN VASE SEVEN DIFFERENT TIMES AS A PREAKNESS CHAMPION. HIS MOST RECENT VICTORY HERE IN BALTIMORE FOR THE SECOND LEG OF THE TRIPLE CROWN CAME JUST LAST ...

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Journalism has made a comeback... on the race track. After falling just short at the Kentucky Derby two weeks earlier, 3-year-old colt Journalism won the 150th Preakness Stakes in a photo finish at ...

Horse racing will not have a Triple Crown winner this year. Mike Rogers, executive vice president at Pimlico Race Course in Baltimore, announced Tuesday that Pimlico had received a call from trainer ...

Winter vacation comes to an end Saturday for Harvey Clarke Racing Stable homebred Gosger when the 2025 Preakness Stakes (G1) ...

Two weeks after entering the Kentucky Derby as the favorite only to finish second, Journalism appeared beaten again entering the final straightaway at Saturday’s Preakness Stakes, the middle leg of ...

BALTIMORE — Journalism won the 150th running of the Preakness Stakes on Saturday, coming from behind down the stretch to make good on the lofty expectations of being the odds-on favorite in the middle ...

The 150th Preakness Stakes – the last to be run in front of the historic Pimlico Race Course grandstand in Baltimore, Md. – helped generate near-record wagering of $110,043,794 on the 14-race card on ...