Preakness Weekend News Today

One horse, trained by Bob Baffert, died Saturday at Pimlico. Another Baffert horse, National Treasure, won the 148th Preakness Stakes.

Kentucky Derby winner Mage was installed as the 8-5 favorite on the morning line for the 148th Preakness Stakes after drawing Post 3 at the Post Position Draw.

The colt rallied from 16th in a field of 18 under a masterful ride by Javier Castellano to register a length victory in the Derby

Chase the Chaos earned a fees-paid berth in the Preakness with his victory in the El Camino Real Derby on Feb. 11

Gustavo Delgado and Gustavo Delgado Jr. arrived at historic Pimlico Race Course by car Sunday morning seconds after their Kentucky Derby (G1) winner Mage made the scene following an overnight van ride from Louisville, Ky.

After watching National Treasure turn in a sharp workout Friday morning at Santa Anita Park, Hall of Fame trainer Bob Baffert said that the colt will run in the 148th Preakness Stakes (G1) on May 20 at Pimlico Race Course.

Just around the corner from Pimlico Race Course on Preakness Saturday, there was another celebration that has all the makings of a new Baltimore tradition.

Tiffani Steer, vice president of communications at 1/ST, previews what's ahead for the Preakness and InfieldFest.

In a first-of-its-kind event this weekend, there will be a festival that recognizes the first African American jockey to win the Preakness Stakes in 1889.

The Preakness Stakes embodies a rich tradition of horseracing in Maryland.