Preakness Stakes 2010 - Aikenite
Odds to win: 20 to 1
Drawing the rail, Aikenite will be in the first position. His jockey is Javier Castellano. Aikenite is trained by Todd Pletcher and his owners are Dogwood Stable.
Preakness Stakes 2010 - Schoolyard Dreams
Odds to win: 15 to 1
Number two post position; jockey is Eibar Coa; owners are Eric Fein & Anthony Mitola and he is trained by Derek S. Ryan.
Preakness Stakes 2010 - Pleasant Prince
Odds to win: 20 to 1
Number three post position; jockey is Julien Leparoux. The owners of Pleasant Prince are Kenneth L. and Sarah K. Ramsey. He is trained by Wesley Ward.
Preakness Stakes 2010 - Northern Giant
Odds to win: 30 to 1
Number four post position; jockey is Terry Thompson. Northern Giant's owners are Westrock Stables LLC and his trainer is D. Wayne Lukas.
Preakness Stakes 2010 - Yawanna Twist
Odds to win: 30 to 1
Number five post position; jockey is Edgar Prado. Steel Your Face Stable is the owner of Yawanna Twist. He is trained by Rick Dutrow.
Preakness Stakes 2010 - Jackson Bend
Odds to win: 12 to 1
Number six post position; Mike Smith is the jockey. Owners are Robert La Penta and Fred J. Brei and the trainer is Nick Zito.
Preakness Stakes 2010 - Lookin At Lucky
Odds to win: 3 to 1
Number seven post position; jockey is Martin Garcia. Lookin At Lucky is owned by Mike Pegram, Karl Watson, and Paul Weitman and trained by Bob Baffert.
Preakness Stakes 2010 - Super Saver
Odds to win: 5 to 2
Number eight post position; jockey is Calvin Borel. Super Saver, winner of the Kentucky Derby is owned by WinStar Farms LLC. He is trained by Todd Pletcher.
Preakness Stakes 2010 -Caracortado
Odds to win: 10 to 1
Number nine post position. jockey is Paul Atkinson. Owners are Blahut Racing and Hi Lo Racing and the trainer is Mike Machowsky.
Preakness Stakes 2010 - Paddy O'Prado
Odds to win: 9 to 2
Number ten post position; jockey is Kent Desormeaux. Paddy O'Prado is owned by Donegal Racing and trained by Dale Romans.
Preakness Stakes 2010 - First Dude
Odds to win: 20 to 1
Number eleven post position; jockey is Ramon Dominguez. He is owned by Donald R. Dizney and trained by Dale Romans.
Preakness Stakes 2010 - Dublin
Odds to win: 10 to 1
Number twelve post position; jockey is Garrett Gomez. Dublin is owned by Robert Baker and William Mac and trained by D. Wayne Lukas.
Preakness Stakes 2010 will air on May 15, 2010 on NBC at 4:30 p.m. EST.
Sources:
www.preakness.com
Published by C.A. Jacobs
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11 Comments
Post a CommentGreat report, Cynthia!
Some PV love.....sorry sick.
Thanks for this, I love the races! Cheers :)
Wow, what a thorough report. It really makes me want to watch it. Unfortunately for me, I've got to go to a wedding and graduation. Well, not unfortunate really, fortunate for these parties, but just bad timing for me.
Should be an exciting race.
Yikes, Tony! I looked into this as it made me curious as well. Here is what I found out: It is named after the race horse that won the inaugural race at Pimlico in 1870, the horse's name came from a corruption of a Delaware Indian word Pra-qua-les, meaning quail woods.
Great information for those who follow these issues. I, as with the other commentators, am in the dark on racing (horses or cars). Still enjoyed the information. You are obviously well up to date on the matter.
Hmmm - "Preak" in the Urban Dictionary means a "Horny Freak" or Pervert. Eeek!
Good information. It always makes me wonder where the word "preakness" comes from and what on earth it means. I can understand that "neatness" refers to someone who is neat and tidy, "tiredness" to someone who is tired, but what does "preaky" mean? Is it a corruption of "perky"? I doubt the race is about the perkies horses, although it could be. Must look in the dictionary to see what it says about Preak and Preaking. Maybe there are songs about it like "Don't go Preaking my heart" lol :) Sorry - it's just one of those words that has irritated me for years...
good coverage on an unknown topic to me. well written