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![]() Trainer D. Wayne Lukas and his Preakness filly Secret Oath on Wednesday morning |
All the Preakness horses and Black-Eyed Susan fillies are at Pimlico now and many were out on the track this morning. Weather today was beautiful and cool, but is supposed to get hotter for the weekend with temperatures pushing in to the 90's with only a tiny chance of rain.
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![]() ![]() Adare Manor is the 5-2 morning line favorite for the Black-Eyed Susan Stakes and will break from post 10 under John Velazquez. She was the winner of the Las Virgenes Stakes (G3) by 13 lengths for trainer Bob Baffert and second by a neck in the Santa Anita Oaks (G2) for Tim Yakteen. Since that race he was transferred again to new trainer Sean McCarthy, best known as the trainer of Grade 1 winner Majestic Harbor. | |
![]() ![]() Distinctlypossible ran second in both her starts as a 2-year-old including the Alcibiades (G1) last October at Keeneland. The daughter of two-time Horse of the Year and 2014 Hall of Famer Curlin has raced once this year, graduating by 1 1/4 lengths in a 1 1/16-mile maiden race April 10 at Keeneland. "She's a lightly-raced horse that we got a little bit of a late start with this year. She was a little sick over the winter and I was really trying to get her on the Oaks trail and she just ran out of time. She's a really talented horse, and I'm looking forward to bringing her," trainer Chad Brown said. "This seems like a nice spot to keep her around two turns." Irad Ortiz Jr. has the call aboard the 8-1 shot from Post 7. | |
![]() ![]() Divine Huntress galloped at Pimlico after breezing twice at Fair Hill Training Center. Trainer Graham Motion said, "I was actually quite pleased with the Gazelle coming off the race in New Orleans, which was quite disappointing," Motion said. "It was kind of an odd race where a horse [La Crete] got hurt in front of her, unfortunately. It seemed like [Divine Huntress] got a little bit off track and just didn't finish up at all. I thought that she ran a much more professional race in the Gazelle and I want to give her another try at this level." Flavien Prat rides the 15-1 shot from the inside post 1. | |
![]() ![]() Favor was a two-time winner going a mile at Gulfstream Park over the winter before being stepped up to stakes company for her most recent start, the 1 1/16-mile Fair Grounds Oaks (G2), where she ran third behind champion Echo Zulu, beaten 2 ¼ lengths. She trained in South Florida through April before returning to Belmont Park and rejoining Hall of Famer Todd Pletcher. Favor drew Post 12 at 8-1 morning line with jockey Tyler Gaffalione. | |
![]() ![]() Interstatedaydream enters the Black-Eyed Susan having run third to Nest in the Ashland (G1) after setting the pace. "She's doing great," trainer Brad Cox said. "She had a good breeze this past weekend, and we'll see how it goes. It's a nice spot – 3-year-old fillies going long on the dirt. Some of the top-notch fillies obviously ran last weekend. Hopefully she can become a graded-stakes winner." Florent Geroux rides from Post 9. | |
![]() ![]() Midnight Stroll takes a two-race win streak into the Black-Eyed Susan, both victories coming over the winter at Tampa Bay Downs. She broke her maiden going a mile and 70 yards Feb. 26, then came back to capture the seven-furlong Sophomore Fillies against fellow Florida-breds March 27. "She had a great winter down there," trainer John Terranova said. "She ran really well last time and came out of it really well, and we've had this race in mind ever since. She's just a nice filly." Hall of Famer Javier Castellano gets the call on the 15-1 shot from Post 4. | |
![]() ![]() Missy Greer began her career with two turf starts at 2 last fall, and also spent the winter in Florida. She finished third in a Feb. 13 maiden special weight before graduating by 5 1/4 lengths in a similar spot March 23, each going a mile at Gulfstream. She relocated in May to trainer Danny Gargan's string in Saratoga, where she has been training. The 20-1 shot will break from Post 2 with Luis Saez. | |
![]() ![]() Miss Yearwood will be trying stakes company for the first time after beating older horses in a 1 ¼-mile maiden special weight April 30 at Churchill Downs, her fourth career start. The Will Take Charge filly tuned up for the Black-Eyed Susan with a bullet five-furlong work in 58.80 seconds May 13, the fastest of 28 horses. Jockey Julien Leparoux rides the 20-1 shot from Post 3. | |
![]() ![]() Radio Days will be taking a third shot at becoming a graded-stakes winner. "I thought in the race at Aqueduct she laid up a little too close," said Hall of Fame trainer Shug McGaughey. "The idea was to get her back and she ran a really good race at Keeneland. She just ran into a horse she couldn't beat. We'll see how good she is. We are looking forward to getting her stretched out and seeing what happens." Joel Rosario returns aboard the 12-1 shot from Post 11. | |
![]() ![]() There was a fox in the final turn early Wednesday morning and another in the infield. He ran off the track when Secret Oath came around. |
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