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Decision's in for Journalism and the 150th Preakness Stakes
- Journalism, who finished second in the 2025 Kentucky Derby, is the early betting favorite to win the 150th Preakness Stakes at Pimlico on May 17.
- Derby winner Sovereignty will skip the Preakness, as the owners and trainer decided to prepare him for the Belmont Stakes in June.
- The Preakness field of nine features three Derby horses—Journalism, American Promise, and Sandman—ridden by jockeys Umberto Rispoli, Nik Juarez, and John Velazquez.
- Journalism opened at 8-5 odds, with post positions drawn Monday, and the $2 million race starts at 7:01 p.m. EDT on Saturday.
- Without a Triple Crown contender, the race highlights established trainers Bob Baffert, entering Goal Oriented, and Hall of Famer D. Wayne Lukas, entering American Promise.
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Capital Gazette
Tyler Morning TelegraphPreakness 2025: A momentous final turn around Pimlico as we know it
Leaky ceilings and overstressed plumbing. A single elevator that might or might not work. A section of the grandstand that had to be condemned in 2019 because it could no longer safely support patrons. Is there any feature worthy of nostalgia at the version of Pimlico Race Course that’s about to host the Preakness Stakes for the final time before the broken-down Baltimore landmark is razed and replaced? “No, none,” said NBC analyst Randy Moss, w…
Daily Bulletin
Preakness Stakes: Journalism opens as 8-5 morning line favorite
By STEPHEN WHYNO AP Sports Writer HALETHORPE, Md. — Journalism is the morning line favorite for the 150th running of the Preakness Stakes. The Kentucky Derby runner-up to Sovereignty opened at odds of 8-5 on Monday when post positions were drawn for the middle leg of horse racing’s Triple Crown. Journalism is again set to be ridden by jockey Umberto Rispoli and leave the starting gate from the No. 2 post. Post time is set for Saturday at 4:01 p.…
romesentinel.com
Fox SportsJournalism opens as 8-5 morning line favorite for 150th Preakness Stakes
Journalism is the morning line favorite for the 150th running of the Preakness Stakes. The Kentucky Derby runner-up opened at odds of 8-5. The Michael McCarthy-trained colt drew the No. 2 post position in a field of nine horses for…
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