Rodriguez, in his first start since April 29, pitched six scoreless innings, allowing one hit while walking three and hitting one batter.
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For just $127, more than 2,500 investors bought a share in Preakness winner Seize The Grey. The money they sank in bought them the thrill of a lifetime.
Seize the Grey upset the favorite, Mystik Dan, to win the 149th Preakness Stakes.
Trainer Kenny McPeek told NBC after the race that it “wasn’t his day” but Mystik Dan would “live to race again.”
It’s Lukas’ 15th win in American racing’s premier series and seventh at Pimlico Race Course, the most recent prior to Saturday being Oxbow in 2013.
Jack Harlow entertained an energetic crowd in the rain as the closing act to Preakness festivities Saturday.
Fans braved the rain and mud to keep the party going at Infield Fest during Preakness.
But this yearling looked just like Arrogate, and so Nakayama investigated a little further. She found out the yearling, named Seize the Grey, was in fact Arrogate’s son, and she “fell in love.”
The grandstand was dotted with few attendees as rain soaked Pimlico Race Course early in the day of the running of the 149th Preakness Stakes.
The fashion looked a little different as attendees braved the rain at Preakness.
Here are scenes from the horse racing at Pimlico during the 149th Preakness Stakes.
Six weeks after the ship hit and collapsed Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge, officials aim to refloat it during high tide.
It’s not news to anyone that the course and its facilities need work. Visitors have suggestions.
In recent years, politicians attending the Preakness Stakes have fretted about the future of Pimlico Race Course and the racing industry. This year, they had reason for optimism.
Waves of rain moved through Baltimore early Saturday, and forecasters predicted clouds will continue throughout Preakness Day.