sign in sign up
<<
Home , 1919 Belmont Stakes, 1937 Belmont Stakes, 1957 Preakness Stakes, 1964 Preakness Stakes, 1973 Belmont Stakes, 1977 Belmont Stakes

THE PREAKNESS Table of Contents (Preakness Section)

History ...... P-3

All-Time Starters ...... P-31.

Owners ...... P-41

Trainers ...... P-45

Jockeys ...... P-55

Preakness Charts ...... P-63.

Triple Crown ...... P-91. PREAKNESS HISTORY Preakness Facts & Figures

RIDING & SADDLING: WOMEN & THE MIDDLE JEWEL: wo people have ridden and sad- dled Preakness winners . Louis J . RIDERS: Schaefer won the 1929 Preakness Patricia Cooksey 1985 Tajawa 6th T Andrea Seefeldt 1994 Looming 7th aboard Dr . Freeland and in 1939, ten years later saddled to victory . 2013 Mylute 3rd John Longden duplicated the feat, win- TRAINERS: ning the 1943 Preakness astride Count Judy Johnson 1968 Sir Beau 7th Fleet and saddling , the Judith Zouck 1980 Samoyed 6th victor in 1969 . Nancy Heil 1990 Fighting Notion 5th Shelly 1992 Casual Lies 3rd AFRICAN-AMERICAN Dean Gaudet 1992 Speakerphone 14th RIDERS: Penny Lewis 1993 Hegar 9th Cynthia Reese 1996 In Contention 6th even African-American riders have Jean Rofe 1998 Silver’s Prospect 10th had Preakness mounts, including Jennifer Pederson 2001 Griffinite 5th two who visited the winners’ circle . S 2003 New York Hero 6th George “Spider” Anderson won the 1889 Preakness aboard . 2004 Song of the Sword 9th had two mounts, including a victory in Nancy Alberts 2002 2nd the 1898 Preakness with “Pike”. Lisa Lewis 2003 Kissin Saint 10th Barnes was second with Philosophy in Kristin Mulhall 2004 Imperialism 5th 1890, while the third and fourth place Linda Albert 2004 Water Cannon 10th finishers in the 1896 Preakness were Kathy Ritvo 2011 6th ridden by African-Americans (Alonzo Clayton—3rd with Intermission & Tony Note: Penny Lewis is the mother of Lisa Lewis Hamilton—4th on Cassette) .The final two to ride in the middle jewel are Wayne Barnett (Sparrowvon, 8th in 1985) and MY Kevin Krigger (Goldencents, 5th in 2013) . MARYLAND: NEVER ON SUNDAY: he eight Maryland-breds to ince 1931, the Preakness BREEDING BITS: win the state’s signature race has been run on Saturday were (1877), Safternoon, although this was n all, 95 winners of the Preakness T not always so .The Preakness has (1887), (1888), Sly (139 races) have been bred in Fox (1898), Challedon (1939), Kauai been staged on every day except IKentucky .(A horse is bred where King (1966), (1972) Sunday .The classic has been run it is foaled) .Next in line is Maryland and (1983) . on Tuesday, 14 times; Friday, 13; with eight winners .Other winning Maryland-based winners include Monday, 6; Wednesday, 5; and horses were bred in Florida (seven), Man o' War (1920), Thursday, 4 . Pennsylvania and Virginia, (six each), (1953) and (1979) . New Jersey and (four each), New York (three), Tennessee (two) and Texas and Ohio (one each), while Canada and the United Kingdom have ORDER SWITCHED: one winner each . n eleven occasions, the Preakness was run prior to the Derby, and twice, 1917 and 1922, both were on the same day .In 1890, TRIPLE TROUBLE: Othe Preakness and were run on the same card at Morris Park .On eleven different occasions, the Belmont was run prior to nly two Triple Crown win- the Preakness .Since 1931, the current order of Derby-Preakness ners - (1937) Stakes-Belmont Stakes has remaied in place .In a challenging test of endur- Oand (1943) ance, in 1919, , the first Triple Crown winner, captured the went undefeated during their 3-year- on May 10 and the Preakness 4 days later on May 14 . old seasons . P-4 Preakness Facts & Figures

PREAKNESS DISTANCES: FILLIES & THE PREAKNESS he Preakness has been staged at achel Alexandra (2009) became the first filly since (1924) to win seven different distances since its the .Fifty-three fillies have competed in the Preakness with start in 1873: Rfive crossing the line first The. others are (1903), (1906) T and Rhine Maiden (1915) .Kentucky Derby winners (1980) and Winning 1-1/2 miles—1873 to 1888 & 1890 Colors (1988) finished second and third respectively, as betting favorites . 1-1/4 miles—1889 1-1/16 miles—1894 to 1900 & 1908 1 mile, 70 yards—1901 to 1907 JUNE CLASSICS: 1 mile—1909 and 1910 n 1945, the Derby was conducted on June 9, followed seven days later 1-1/8 miles—1911 to 1924 by the Preakness .It was the only Preakness run in June in .The 1-3/16 miles—1925 to present IPreakness was held five times in June while run in New York . : GELDINGS: ore than half of all Preakness winners have even geldings been bays, 72 of 139 . Chestnut is the next ALL IN THE FAMILY: have won the Mpopular coat, representing 46 winners . There ine Preakness winners SPreakness, the last have been 15 brown Preakness winners, two blacks have sired Preakness in 2003 . and three grays . , the 1997 winner, creat- Nwinners .They are: The others were Prairie ed a new category, Ruler (); Bold Bayou (1993), Gray/Roan . Venture (); (1914), (1913), (); Man o’ War (War Layminster (1910), Don Native Dancer, the Admiral); (Native Enrique (1907) and “Gray Ghost of Dancer); (); (1876) .Geldings Sagamore”, was Native Dancer (), were barred from the one of only three Secretariat () and Preakness from 1920 gray Preakness () . through 1934 . winners.

RECORDS: DAY’S DAYS: he current $1 million dollar all of Fame set a record by winning the Preakness purse is quite a consider- for three consecutive years .The streak started in 1994 when he able difference from the first T rode to victory .The next year Day guided Timber Preakness purse of $2,050 . In 1918, H Country to the winners’ circle and in ’96 was aboard . 26 horses were entered, causing the Day’s five Preakness victories are second on the all-time list behind fel- race to be run in two divisions for low Hall of Famer and he leads all riders with 17 mounts . the first and only time in history .

ARCARO’S ARTISTRY: t has been 57 years since Eddie Arcaro recorded his sixth and final Preakness winner aboard in 1957 .Arcaro, who still retains the all-time Preakness record for Iwinners, participated in the Preakness a final time in 1959, finishing ninth with . In all, he made 15 appearances in the classic, starting with a 7th place finish on Nellie Flag in 1935 .Arcaro hit his first Preakness jackpot with in 1941 and then scored with Citation in 1948, both Triple Crown winners . His other four trips to the win- ners’ circle were aboard (1950), Bold (1951), (1955) and Bold Ruler (1957) . P-5 Preakness Facts & Figures

WALDEN TOPS TRAINERS: obert Wyndham Walden, of Farm in Middleburg, Md ., was perhaps the most celebrated train- er of his day . During the final quarter of the 19th century he saddled seven Preakness winners, including five Rstraight from 1878 to 1882 . George Lorillard owned all five . D .Wayne Lukas moved into sole possession of second place when (2013) gave the trainer his sixth Preakness score . Lukas previously won the middle jewel with (1980), Tank’s Prospect (1985), Tabasco Cat (1994), (1995) and Charismatic (1999) . , who won four times in a six-year period from 1997 to 2002, and Thomas J . Healey, are tied for third place with five Preakness victories .

CALUMET LEADS OWNERS & BREEDERS: alumet Farm, the leading Preakness owner with eight wins, was one of the great dynasties in Chistory . Founded by Warren Wright and successfully car- ried on by his widow, Lucille, and her husband Admiral Gene Markey, turned out champion after champion from its , Ky . Farm . Calumet owned and bred Preakness winners Whirlaway (1941), (1944), (1947), Citation (1948), Fabius (1956), (1958) and (1968) . Calumet was sold by auction to Henry de Kwiatkowski for $17 million on March 26, 1992 . In May 2012, the de Kwiatkowski heirs sold the farm to Brad Kelley for a reported $40 million .A year later Oxbow gave Calumet its eighth Preakness victory . Triple Crown winner Whirlaway earned Calumet its first Preakness victory 1941.

LARGEST PREAKNESS HANDLES Rank Year Overall Handle Preakness 1 2005 $91,028,704 $63,230,573 2 2004 $87,858,878 $59,462,123 3 2006 $87,544,368 $56,394,560 4 2007 $87,194,161 $57,360,494 5 2009 $86,684,470 $60,443,271 6 2013 $81,939,228 $54,146,381 2013 Preakness Day 7 2012 $80,542,962 $55,166,677 Attendance and Handle 8 2010 $79,248,002 $52,766,815 Attendance 117,203 9 2011 $76,376,689 $49,599,599 Total In-State $6,519,636 10 2008 $73,457,510 $45,689,562 MD Live Out Of State $75,419,592 11 2002 $71,468,223 $42,301,515 Total Handle $81,939,228 12 2003 $64,402,445 $38,468,281 On Preakness Stakes $54,146,381 13 2001 $62,575,814 $36,445,762 14 1999 $51,129,000 $34,435,703 P-6 Preakness Facts & Figures PREAKNESS DAY FIGURES Maryland Pimlico Maryland In-State on-site In-State Preakness- Weather; Date Attendance Total Handle Handle Winner Track Condition 05/18/13 117,203 $6,519,636 $2,796,355 Oxbow Clear, fast 05/19/12 121,309 7,657,513 2,963,564 I’ll Have Another Clear, fast 5/21/11 107,398 7,732,750 2,971,437 Clear, fast 5/15/10 95,760 7,891,816 2,862,123 Clear, fast 5/16/09 77,850 7,886,943 2,958,997 Clear, fast 5/17/08 112,222 9,411,606 2,758,591 Clear, fast 5/19/07 121,263 10,914,973 3,790,247 Clear, fast 5/20/06 118,402 10,935,010 3,678,083 Clear, fast 5/21/05 115,318 11,293,899 4,299,915 Alex Clear, fast 5/15/04 112,668 10,309,013 3,845,865 Clear, fast 5/17/03 100,268 10,085,846 3,035,694 Funny Cide Misty, good 5/18/02 101,138 10,403,781 3,339,110 Cloudy, fast 5/19/01 104,454 10,308,817 3,342,237 Cloudy, fast 5/20/00 98,304 8,816,428 2,482,262 Cloudy, good 5/15/99 100,311 8,932,809 3,056,891 Char­is­mat­ic Clear, fast 5/16/98 91,122 6,928,193 2,103,027 Clear, fast 5/17/97 88,594 8,526,000 2,677,000 Silver Charm Clear, fast 5/18/96 85,122 6,741,638 2,352,900 Louis Quatorze Clear, fast 5/20/95 87,707 7,181,222 2,519,388 Tim­ber Country Clear, fast 5/21/94 86,343 8,220,211 2,548,282 Tabasco Cat Clear, fast 5/15/93 85,495 7,557,777 2,269,946 Clear, fast 5/16/92 85,294 7,439,308 2,365,023 Overcast, good 5/18/91 87,245 7,400,958 2,504,693 Clear, fast 5/19/90 86,531 7,567,578 2,257,916 Summer Squall Clear, fast 5/20/89 90,145 7,815,191 2,519,893 Clear, fast 5/21/88 81,282 6,974,145 2,392,384 Risen Star Clear, good 5/16/87 87,945 5,855,753 1,846,768 Clear, fast 5/17/86 87,652 5,161,472 1,680,923 Clear, fast 5/18/85 81,235 4,729,971 1,461,997 Tank’s Prospect Clear, fast 5/19/84 80,566 4,515,980 1,358,444 Clear, fast 5/21/83 71,768 4,144,451 1,251,931 Deputed Testamony Rain, sloppy 5/15/82 80,724 4,254,627 1,257,244 Aloma’s Ruler Sunny, fast 5/16/81 84,133 4,596,475 1,387,797 Variable, fast 5/17/80 83,455 4,140,095 1,215,664 Codex Sunny, fast 5/19/79 72,607 3,819,894 990,871 Spectacular Bid Variable, good 5/20/78 81,261 4,484,405 1,598,911 Clear, fast 5/21/77 77,346 4,148,453 1,372,169 Clear, fast 5/15/76 62,256 3,936,564 932,903 Overcast, fast 5/17/75 75,216 4,264,813 1,307,698 Clear, fast 5/18/74 54,911 3,354,551 769,676 Overcast, good 5/19/73 61,657 3,792,076 922,989 Secretariat Clear, fast 5/20/72 48,721 3,304,361 821,960 Bee Bee Bee Drizzle, sloppy 5/15/71 47,221 3,171,362 736,768 Canonero II Clear, fast 5/16/70 42,474 3,043,457 686,949 Clear, fast 5/17/69 43,258 3,198,502 812,049 Majestic Prince Clear, fast 5/18/68 40,247 2,825,878 665,419 Forward Pass Clear, fast 5/20/67 38,371 2,716,927 621,109 Clear, fast 5/21/66 36,114 2,454,801 577,371 Kauai King Clear, fast 5/15/65 38,108 2,693,721 586,835 Clear, fast 5/16/64 35,975 2,467,880 645,035 Clear, fast 5/18/63 35,263 2,381,372 538,690 Cloudy, fast 5/19/62 33,854 2,120,431 502,152 Hot, clear, fast 5/20/61 32,211 2,175,406 490,390 Clear, fast 5/21/60 30,659 1,987,249 371,040 Bally Ache Cloudy, clear, fast 5/16/59 31,506 2,100,787 502,213 Clear, fast 5/17/58 36,912 2,391,239 531,592 Tim Tam Clear, fast 5/18/57 32,856 1,969,832 383,497 Bold Ruler Clear, fast 5/19/56 29,744 1,870,872 405,799 Fabius Clear, fast

P-7 Preakness History PREAKNESS INFIELDFEST he Maryland Jockey Club announced in February that “Preakness InfieldFest enters its sixth year, now posi- double Grammy Award winner Lorde will headline tioned as the region’s biggest, best and most unique party Tthe 2014 Preakness InfieldFest concert .The 17-year- with first-class music and top-notch racing throughout the old superstar will play an extended set on the main stage day,” said Maryland Jockey Club president Tom Chuckas . Saturday, May 17 at when the Maryland “Lorde’s popularity is rising at a staggering rate from radio Jockey Club, North America's oldest sporting organization, spins to social media to online plays and views . Her appeal hosts the 139th renewal of the Preakness® Stakes . cuts across multiple fan demographics and reflects the cut- The annual running of the Preakness is an American ting edge talent fans have come to expect at InfieldFest . She institution . First contested in 1873, it is one of thoroughbred is an extraordinarily talented artist and we look forward to 's most valued Grade 1 stakes races . Now one welcoming her to Preakness InfieldFest ." of the largest single-day sporting events in the , In addition to the main stage, Preakness InfieldFest will "The People's Race . The. People's Party" has hosted up to feature live music from top acts on a second stage, presented 121,309 for the pivotal middle jewel of thoroughbred rac- by Jägermeister, and a variety of other activities . ing’s Triple Crown at famed Pimlico . Grammy winners Macklemore & Ryan Lewis (2013), Lorde earned Grammy Awards last month for Song of the Maroon 5 (2012), Bruno Mars (2011), Train (2011) and Zac Year and Best Pop Solo Performance for her #1 single “Royals” Brown (2010) have performed on the main stage in previ- and received nominations for Record of the Year and Best ous years as well as Pitbull (2013), Wiz Khalifa (2012), O A. R. . Pop Vocal Album for her debut album, Pure Heroine, which (2010), Buckcherry (2009) and Hall of Famers ZZ Top (2009) . was released in September 2013 to commercial success and critical acclaim .The New Zealand native was one of four- teen artists selected to perform at the Grammy Awards and appeared on the cover of the January issue of Rolling Stone . h oto P zierwinski D erry J P-8 Preakness History THE PREAKNESS STAKES n a late summer evening in 1868, an agreement among rated with the Maryland Jockey Club blue and white pennants . sportsmen to stage a special race to commemorate a Entertainment was provided by Itzel’s Fifth Regiment Band, Omemorable occasion became the foundation for the which played operatic arias from Martha and Il Trovatore, and middle jewel of racing’s Triple Crown, the Preakness Stakes . popular tunes of the day . Governor Oden Bowie of Maryland, a horseman and racing The first Preakness drew seven starters, but it was John entrepreneur, was among the distinguished roster of guests Chamberlain’s three-year old, , who galloped home at an elegant dinner party after the races at the Grand Union easily by ten lengths, to this day the second largest Preakness Hotel in Saratoga given by Milton H .Sanford, who had gained margin of victory and a purse of $2,050 . much of his wealth selling blankets during the Civil War .John The new Preakness, off to a great start, prospered for the Hunter of New York proposed that the feast be commemorated next 17 years .The early Preakness Stakes attracted quality horses by a stakes race to be run in the fall of 1870 for three-year old and good crowds; however, in 1889, due to changes in the colts and fillies at two miles, to be racing industry, the Preakness and known as the Dinner Party Stakes in Pimlico galloped to a halt . In 1890, honor of the evening . Bowie electri- the Preakness was run at Morris Park fied the gathering by suggesting a in New York .The Maryland Jockey purse of $15,000, a staggering sum in Club continued to be involved in rac- those days . ing by presenting some steeplechas- Governor Bowie requested that ing and even trotting races at Pimlico, the Dinner Party Stakes be run in but the Preakness did not return Maryland and pledged to build a home to Pimlico until 1909 . During new racetrack to host it . Hence, the this interval, the Preakness was run idea for Pimlico Race Course was for 15 years at the Gravesend track born, and in the fall of 1870, the in Brooklyn, New York .These 15 so- inaugural Dinner Party Stakes was called “lost” Preaknesses were offi- run on Pimlico’s opening .Won by cially enrolled in the race history of Sanford’s Preakness, one of only two male entrants in the the classic in 1948; the 1890 Preakness was added in the 1960’s . seven horse field, the massive bay colt was a first time starter . Several traditions enjoyed today are attributed to the spon- His jockey, Billy Hayward, followed a unique tradition of the taneity of the 1909 Preakness renewal . For example, the musi- day after the race: a wire was stretched across the track from cal rendering of “Maryland My Maryland” began when a bugler, the judges’ stand with a small silk bag filled with gold pieces . moved by the spirit of the day, began playing Maryland’s historic When the race was over, the winning jockey untied the string state song .The rest of the band, inspired by the music, joined in holding the bag and claimed the money . It is believed this cus- and the crowd reacted enthusiastically . In addition, Preakness tom brought about the modern day “wire” at the finish line, 1909 also inaugurated the concept of the “painting of the col- and the designation of “purse” money . ors” atop the weather vane, to honor the winning horse . Bowie’s Dinner Party Stakes would later be run at From that day in 1909, the Preakness has run without Pimlico as the Dixie Handicap (now known as the “Dixie”), a break each year at Pimlico, steadily growing in popularity and hold the honor of being the 8th oldest stakes race in and purse value . It was once said that having the Preakness America . in Baltimore is like being able to schedule the World Series Two years before the Kentucky Derby would appear, or Super Bowl every year .The Preakness Stakes has remained Pimlico was busy introducing its new stakes race for three- throughout history a true test of a horse’s ability and class, a year olds, the Preakness, during its first-ever spring race race where remarkable horses meet one another other in a meet in 1873 . Governor Bowie had named the mile and one- great classic . half race in honor of the first Dinner Party Stakes winner, The phrase “Triple Crown” was not coined until the 1930’s, Preakness . but it is this race on the third Saturday in May where the best of The scene was set for the first Preakness Stakes on the Derby horses gather to see if there will be that window of Tuesday, May 23, a warm and muggy spring day at Pimlico . opportunity for a Triple Crown prospect . Much goes on during The crowd, well aware of Bowie’s accomplishments in put- this colorful time at Pimlico, but it has always been the horse ting Baltimore on the national Thoroughbred map, swelled to that draws the fans .As poet Nash wrote:“The Derby is a 12,000 .The violet-painted stands and the Clubhouse, race of aristocratic sleekness, for horses of birth to prove their which survived until a fire destroyed it in 1966, were deco- to run in the Preakness ”. P-9 Preakness History PREAKNESS—“WHAT’S IN A NAME?” t all started with the Minisi, a northern New Jersey tribe in 1870 . He was derided as a “cart horse” for his ungainly of native Americans .They called their area Pra-qua-les, appearance, but won that first stakes at Old Hilltop, which Imeaning quail woods .After a series of spellings the became a history-producing victory . name eventually evolved into Preakness . In his triumph, Preakness was ridden by English jockey One of its variations was Preckiness, used by General Billy Hayward, who supplied the name for one of Pimlico’s George Washington to describe the area where his troops present adjoining streets . It was the colt’s only start in 1870 were quartered in the winter of 1776–77 . Nearly a cen- but he left a lasting impression at Pimlico .Three years later, tury later, Milton H . Sanford, a Thoroughbred owner, became the Maryland Jockey Club honored him by calling its new- attracted to the name . He called his farms, one in New est stakes race “Preakness ”. The Dinner Party Stakes eventu- Jersey and another in Kentucky, Preakness . His Jersey farm ally became the present-day Dixie . was located in the Indians’ “quail woods ”. Today, there Preakness continued to race through his eight-year-old remains a Preakness, N .J . season in America . He won the Baltimore Cup, carrying 131 When he bought a yearling sired by Lexington and pounds at age eight and also finished in a deadheat with foaled by Bay Leaf from A .J .Alexander, he named the colt in the 1875 at 2 1/4 miles . (bred in Kentucky at Woodburn Farm) Preakness, unaware Later that year, Sanford sent Preakness to England . that he was contributing to turf immortality . Preakness, the He became one of the first American horses to be given eighth foal of Bay Leaf, cost Sanford $2,000 . genuine recognition by the British . Eventually the Duke of It was Preakness who turned up as a 3-year-old for Hamilton purchased Preakness from Sanford for breeding . his debut in the Dinner Party Stakes at Pimlico’s inaugural

Preakness – Pimlico’s first stakes winner in 1870. P-10 Preakness History THE MOST VALUABLE TROPHY IN AMERICAN SPORTS he elegant , originally created by Vanderbilt preferred not to accept responsibility for the Tiffany and Company in 1860 as a trophy for the now vase’s safekeeping until the next year’s Preakness . Tdefunct Woodlawn Racing Association in Louisville, is A smaller sterling silver replica, valued at $30,000, presented annually to the Preakness winner . requires twelve weeks of a silversmith’s hand tooling by The beautiful silver design assessed in 1983 for $1 mil- Kirk Stieff, a division of Lenox . It is awarded to the win- lion, is easily the most valuable trophy in American sports . ning owner of the Preakness Stakes on a permanent basis . Standing 34 inches tall and weighing 29 pounds, 12 The perpetual is on at The Baltimore Museum of Art ounces, the Woodlawn Vase has a colorful history as rich as and is brought to Pimlico Race Course under guard for the the classic race at which it is presented . It has been raced annual running of the Preakness . for in Louisville, Elizabeth, N J. ,. the Coney Island Jockey Club, The following is an excerpt from Wilkes Spirit of The Jerome Park, Morris Park, and since 1917, at Pimlico Race Times, The American Gentleman’s Newspaper 1867: Course . Created as a challenge cup, the Woodlawn Vase was “Messrs. Tiffany & Co., the celebrated jewelers, on first won by Capt .T . G . Moore’s , Mollie Jackson, in 1861 . Tuesday last sent to Louisville, KY a massive silver vase, The same owner retained possession the following year for the Woodlawn Race Course Association, one of the through the victory of the famous mare Idlewind .The out- most elegant of the kind ever made in this city. Its entire break of the Civil War prevented further competition until height is 36 inches, its weight is four hundred ounces, and its value $1,500. The base of this piece is a circle thirteen 1866 .The vase in the meantime was buried at Woodlawn inches in diameter, supported upon a cross, then four pro- with others of the Moore family plate, lest it be discovered jections of which are faced each with a race shoe; and on and melted into shot . the top of each projection is a racing saddle, whip, jockey Following the war, the vase remained in Kentucky until cap, etc. The upper part of the base represents a lawn, 1878, when the Dwyer brothers captured it by the aid of divided into fields by a rustic fence. In one field is seen a Bramble and Jimmy McLaughlin in the American Stallion stallion and in the other a mare and foal. On either side of Stakes at , Louisville . the pillar is a bulletin, on which the rules to be observed The Dwyer Brothers presented the vase to the Coney in contending for the prize are distinctly engraved. The Island Jockey Club, where notable stables of the day com- centerpiece, or bowl, is fourteen inches above the base, peted vigorously for the vase for several years . and fourteen inches in diameter, and has four shields. On Later, it was twice competed for in 1894 at Jerome Park, one of these is engraved the picture of a race horse, on and then at Morris Park in 1901 and 1902 . another a representations of the Woodlawn Race Course, on another is a blank for the history of the winning Thomas C . Clyde, owner of Goughacres Stable, of the prize, and the other also blank for a por- won possession through the double victory of trait of the winner. Between the shields are four his homebred colt Shorthose in 1903 and 1904 . figures of Victory, in silver, each hold- Shorthose was the only horse — with the ing a wreath in either hand. Seven inches exception of the wonderful above the bowl is a circular ornament — to win it twice . nine inches in diameter, having engraved In 1917, Mr . Clyde presented the vase on it the portraits of eight officers of the to the Maryland Jockey Club, where he was Woodlawn Race Course Association. The a director . It was added to the Preakness whole is surmounted by a full figure of the that year, though Clyde proposed a condi- horse “Lexington”, mounted by a jockey in tion — the winning owner should keep costume. The rules under which this prize is the vase for the year, and have the privilege to be contended for are such that a man who wins it on the first trial (which is to occur on of naming the course and the stake for its Saturday, the 18th instant) is to give bonds to renewal . Edward R . Bradley’s was produce the Vase for future trials; and no one the first winner of the vase at Pimlico . is entitled to it without giving such bonds, The vase was presented to the until he has won it three successive times. winning Preakness owner each year — There are four challengers for the Vase, who although the latter part of Clyde’s condition name their horses to the post. We hope to did not prevail — until 1953, when Alfred hear the result in time for our next paper.” G .Vanderbilt’s Native Dancer won it . Due to the historic value of the legendary trophy, Mrs .

P-11 Preakness History CUPOLA WEATHER VANE: A PIMLICO TRADITION he Preakness requires a painter, tints of all colors and out the tradition following Preakness 125 . Renowned artist a ladder on a hydraulic lift to complete an annual tra- LeRoy Neiman applied the winning colors along with Jones Tdition shortly after the horses cross the finish line . following the classic race . As soon as the Preakness winner has been declared official, a painter lifts himself to the top of a replica of the Old Clubhouse cupola . He applies the colors of the victori- ous owner’s silks on the jockey and numbers the horse’s saddlecloth, which are part of the weather vane atop the infield structure .The paint job remains until the next year’s Preakness . The practice started in 1909 at Pimlico when a horse and rider weather vane sat at the top of the old Members’ Clubhouse, which was constructed upon Pimlico’s opening in 1870 .The Victorian building was destroyed by fire in June of 1966 .A replica of the old building’s cupola was built to stand in the Preakness winners’ circle in the infield . Originally, the ancient building had an arrow-shaped weather vane, but in 1909 it was struck down by lightning . To replace it, the Maryland Jockey Club commissioned an ornamental ironworker to forge a vane in the form of a horse and rider . It was christened that spring by coating with the colors of the silks borne by , winner of the 1909 Preakness . The jockey on Effendi was Willie Doyle, who later served as one of the best racing officials in America and whose ashes, upon his death at the age of 67 in 1950, were spread across the finish line of the track where he scored his most famous victory . In 1918, when the Preakness was run in two divisions, Jack Hare Jr . winning one end and the other, the winning colors were changed after the first six months to give the victors equal time in the year on the weather vane . When the old Members’ Clubhouse burned down the only thing saved from the ruins was the iron weather vane . It is currently on display at Pimlico’s museum exhibit, “Hoofbeats Through History ”. In recent years, Tommy Ennis, a Charles Town, WV sign painter, had the honor of applying the winning colors of the five-foot wide aluminum model of horse and rider weather vane on the replica of the old clubhouse . Ennis retired in 1987 . Michael Willinger of Sykesville, MD took over the job for the 1987 Preakness . Lawrence Jones, who lives in the Pimlico neighborhood, has the job now .

When Willinger had the assignment to paint the new h oto colors on the weather vane, he commented: “It is just the P thrill of being able to participate in a big local and national aman event like this . Let’s face it, it’s the only televised sign paint- H

ing job in the country ”. tuart S In 2000, Jones was joined by a special partner to carry 2001 Preakness winner Point Given

P-12 Preakness History THE HOUSE OF STYLE rom 1870 through 1966, a fashionable segment of room . Unfortunately, a number of irreplaceable racing books, racing fans would not consider being anywhere photographs and paintings were lost in the fire . Felse on Preakness day than the sprawling, comfort- For luncheon on Preakness day, reservations were able Victorian building affectionately known as the Old required months in advance and space—including tables on Clubhouse . the lawn—was at a premium . For one of the porch tables, Painted yellow with white trim and green shutters, the no reservation was ever available . It was assumed that Old Clubhouse stood for 96 years as a sentinel at the foot of William Woodward, Sr ,. of and Gallant Fox and the homestretch . Omaha fame, would appear to dine and view the Preakness Lamentably, an entire generation has grown up with- every year . out ever having known the wooden structure that was A present-day Preakness tradition, the Alibi Breakfast, cruelly destroyed like kindling in a fireplace on a night in which seems to grow larger every year, was founded in June, 1966 . Erased in a few minutes was a deeply ingrained the Old Clubhouse .The late Vaughn Flannery, an artist who Maryland racing tradition, decades of memories, racing heir- painted many scenes of Pimlico, is credited with proposing looms, genteel customs .A way of life was rudely evaporated . the Alibi Table in the Clubhouse .The table was set up early In its heyday, the Old Clubhouse represented an aspect each morning during race meetings, by order of Joe Stevens, of that present-day racing fans would Sr .Trainers, racing officials and other guests dropped by dur- find difficult to envision . For members of the Maryland ing training hours for coffee and a food snack, and swapped Jockey Club there was no need for a dress code .The height racing stories .Many tales involved details of losing bets, hence of fashion attire was assumed there .The clientele—gentle- the name—Alibi Table .Attendance grew over the years . Now men in business suits or tweed sports coats and ladies 500 or more have breakfast at Pimlico on the Thursday morn- impeccably costumed up to their hats—were served in the ing before the Preakness . main dining room by white-coated Harry M . Stevens waiters, A token remembrance of the Old Clubhouse remains at directed by a maitre d’ wearing a tuxedo . Elegance prevailed, Pimlico .A replica of the destroyed building’s cupola sits in and the menu was on a par with the atmosphere . the infield, complete with horse and jockey weather vane . The Old Clubhouse, entered on the ground level, Just as in days of old, the colors of the winning owner in the opened to a beautiful wide staircase, which led to the main Preakness are painted on the rider, immediately following floor containing the dining room and numerous sitting the running of the race . rooms, all with gleaming wood floors .A wrap-around porch, a favorite spot to watch the races, encased most of the sec- ond floor . The third floor, beneath the ornate cupola topped by a horse and rider weath- er vane, contained a number of rooms . In the earlier days, these rooms were assigned to trainers of prominent stables during the two-week spring and fall meet- ings .When the build- ing was refurbished in the mid-1950’s, these rooms were converted to dining areas and a beautifully restored library and reading

P-13 Preakness History BLACK-EYED SUSAN BLANKET t remains a long-standing tradition to present the winner of the wire are snipped closely and the whole back of the of the Preakness a blanket of Black-Eyed Susans, which blanket is covered with thick felt, so it will lay softly on the Iis draped across the shoulders of the winning horse . winner’s withers . Colonel Edward R . Bradley’s in 1940 was the first The blanket is 18 inches wide and 90 inches in length . winner to wear the floral blanket of Black-Eyed Susans . Upon completion, the center of the daisies are daubed with Construction of the blanket has varied in method from a black lacquer to recreate the appearance of a Black-Eyed loosely intertwined garland of flowers tied with hemp rope, Susan .The blanket is then sprayed with water and refriger- to the current blanket type of presentation . ated until Preakness Day, when it is delivered to the track, The current Black-Eyed Susan blanket is created shortly to be worn by the Preakness winner . Black-Eyed Susans, before Preakness Day .Three ladies work full-time for two declared the state flower by the Maryland legislature in days to complete the project .The blanket is composed of 1918 and the Preakness flower in 1940, do not bloom until more than 80 bunches of Viking daisies .A perforated spongy June in Maryland . It is said the Susan’s flower usually has 13 rubber matte is used as the base .Attached to this matte petals, which is taken to symbolize the 13 original colonies, is a layer of greenery .The flowers are strung together on of which Maryland was one .The flower reproduces the flocked wire and interwoven into the holes in the matte . state’s black and yellow colors . This makes the flowers and the matte flexible .The ends

1994 Preakness winners Tabasco Cat and Pat Day adorned with the traditional Black-Eyed Susans.

P-14 Preakness History ALIBI BREAKFAST t started with a cup of coffee . In the late 1930s on the to the condition of the horse, jockey, track and even trainer porch of the historical Pimlico Clubhouse, a group of train- were combined into tales of half-truth and half-fiction . Iers, owners and greater and lesser dignitaries would gather Today’s Alibi Breakfast is a descendant of the original in the mornings to expound upon the merits of their horses . gathering at the Old Clubhouse . Named in the 1940s by The group would meet at the first training period start- publicity director David Woods, today’s Alibi Breakfast fea- ing at 6:00 a m. . and disperse when training ended at 10:00 tures a gathering of media, owners, trainers, jockeys and a m. . Notable trainers such as Yancey Christmas and Horatio horsemen to celebrate Preakness, and solicit interesting Luro would swap information with other gentlemen in the race predictions . morning, offering no alibis, but telling some of the best rac- The Alibi Breakfast has also become an opportunity ing stories to ever reach print .The veracity of some of these for the Maryland Jockey Club to recognize those who have tales, however, was questionable . Conflicting information as made significant contributions to the racing industry .

DAVID F. WOODS MEMORIAL AWARD Initiated in 1982 to honor the memory of Dave Woods, long-time racetrack publicist and Evening Sun columnist, the award is presented annually by Pimlico Race Course to the writer of the best Preakness story for the previous year .

1982 — Billy Reed, Louisville Courier-Journal 1998 — Jay Hovdey, Daily Racing Form 1983 — John Schulian, Sun-Times 1999 — Bill Mooney, Backstretch Magazine 1984 — Jack Murray, Cincinnati Enquirer 2000 — Rick Snider, Washington Times 1985 — George Vecsey, New York Times 2001 — Tom LaMarra, Blood-Horse 1986 — Dave Kindred, Atlanta Constitution-Journal 2002 — Jay Privman, Daily Racing Form 1987 — Billy Reed, Lexington Herald Leader 2003 — Bill Finley, New York Times 1988 — Bob Roberts, Cleveland Plain Dealer 2004 — Sean Clancy, Mid-Atlantic Thoroughbred Don Clippinger, Thoroughbred Record 2005 — Dick Jerardi, Daily News 1989 — Larry Bortstein, Orange County Register 2006 — Mike Brunker, NBCSports .com 1990 — Bill Christine, Los Angeles Times 2007 — Sean Clancy, Mid-Atlantic Thoroughbred 1991 — Bill Christine, Los Angeles Times 2008 — Sean Clancy, Mid-Atlantic Thoroughbred 1992 — Jay Hovdey, Blood-Horse 2009 — Tom Pedulla, USA Today 1993 — Bill Mooney, Blood-Horse 2010 — Tom Pedulla, USA Today 1994 — Jay Posner, San Diego Union Tribune 2011 — Bill Dwyre, Los Angeles Times 1995 — Bill Finley, New York Daily News 2012 — Bob Ford, Philadelphia Inquirer 1996 — Steve Haskin, Daily Racing Form 2013 — Jay Privman, Daily Racing Form 1997 — Jay Hovdey, Daily Racing Form

P-15 Preakness History

OLD HILLTOP AWARD Since 1976, Pimlico has paid tribute to selected members of the sports media who have covered Thoroughbred racing with excellence and distinction . In recognition, they have been voted the Old Hilltop Award, in honor of Pimlico’s historic nickname .

1976 — Red Smith, New York Times 1994 — Ed Schuyler, Jr ., Associated Press 1976 — Raoul Carlisle, Arkansas Times Herald 1995 — , ABC Sports 1977 — Charles Lamb, News American 1995 — Neil Milbert, 1977 — William Boniface, Baltimore Sun 1996 — Dan Farley, Racing Post 1977 — Barney Nagler, Daily Racing Form 1996 — George Michael, WRC-TV 1978 — Win Elliott, CBS 1997 — Reid Cherner, USA Today 1978 — Joe Hirsch, Daily Racing Form 1997 — Chris Lincoln, ESPN 1978 — Bob Maisel, Baltimore Sun 1998 — Vinnie Perrone, Maryland Turf Writers 1979 — Whitney Tower, Sports Illustrated 1998 — Ed Kiernan, WBAL Radio 1979 — Joe Kelly, Washington Star 1999 — Pohla Smith, National Turf Writers 1979 — Williams C . Phillips, Daily Racing Form 1999 — Harry Kakel, WMAR-TV 1980 — Edwin Pope, Miami Herald 2000 — Joe Kelly, racing historian 1980 — Snowden Carter, Maryland Horse 2000 — Marty Bass, WJZ-TV 1981 — William Leggett, Sports Illustrated 2001 — Keith Mills, WMAR-TV 1981 — Jack Mann, Baltimore Evening Sun 2001 — Jennie Rees, Louisville Courier-Journal 1982 — Russ Harris, New York Daily News 2002 — Stan Charles, Baltimore radio personality 1982 — Kent Hollingsworth, Blood-Horse 2002 — Michele MacDonald, Thoroughbred Times 1983 — , ABC Sports 2003 — Steve Haskin, Blood-Horse 1983 — Dale Austin, Baltimore Sun 2003 — John Patti, WBAL Radio 1984 — Jim McKay, ABC Sports 2004 — Gary West, Dallas Morning News 1984 — Billy Reed, Louisville Courier-Journal 2004 — Bruce Cunningham, WBFF-TV 1985 — , ABC Sports 2005 — Jay Privman, Daily Racing Form 1985 — Sam McCracken, Globe 2005 — Scott Garceau, WMAR-TV 1986 — Shirley Povich, Washington Post 2006 — Kenny Mayne, ESPN 1986 — Vince Bagli, WBAL-TV 2006 — Lucy Acton, Mid-Atlantic Thoroughbred 1987 — Jack Dawson, WMAR-TV 2007 — Jerry Izenberg, Newark Star-Ledger 1987 — Dave Feldman, Chicago Sun Times 2007 — Don Clippinger, Thoroughbred Times 1988 — Bill Nack, Sports Illustrated 2008 — Dick Jerardi, Philadelphia Daily News 1988 — Ed Bowen, Blood-Horse 2008 — Mike Pupo, WJZ-TV 1989 — John Steadman, Baltimore Evening Sun 2009 — Bob Fortus, New Orleans Times-Picayune 1989 — Bill Christine, Los Angeles Times 2009 — Jeannine Edwards, ESPN 1990 — Shelby Whitfield, ABC Radio 2010 — , NBC Sports 1990 — Bill Tanton, Baltimore Evening Sun 2010 — Scott Wykoff, WBAL Radio 1991 — Demmie Stathopolos, Sports Illustrated 2011 — Tom LaMarra, Blood-Horse 1991 — Sam Lacy, Baltimore Afro-American 2011 — Barbara Livingston, Daily Racing Form 1992 — Maryjean Wall, Lexington Herald Leader 2012 — Tim Layden, Sports Illustrated 1992 — , ABC Sports 2012 — Dave Grening, Daily Racing Form 1993 — John Buren, WJZ-TV 2013 — Gerry Sandusky, WBAL-TV 1993 — Jim Bolus, freelance journalist 2013 — Mike Penna, Horse Racing Radio Network 1994 — Jim West, WBAL Radio

P-16 Preakness History

SPECIAL AWARD OF MERIT The Special Award of Merit is given to those who have made a positive impact on the racing industry. 1989 — Fred Grossman, Daily Racing Form 2001 — award not presented 1990 — Dennis Swanson, ABC Sports 2002 — John Heisler, Retired MD Racing Steward 1991 — Jim McKay, ABC Sports 2003 — NBC Sports 1992 — Joe Hirsch, Daily Racing Form 2004 — King Leatherbury, Trainer 1993 — "Racing Across America", ESPN 2005 — , Jockey 1994 — Thomas V . Mike Miller, State Senator 2006 — Jeff Beauchamp, WBAL Radio 1995 — John H . Mosner, former Chairman of the 2007 — Dr . Dean Richardson, University of PA Maryland Racing Commission , Jockey 1996 — D .Wayne Lukas, Trainer 2008 — Karin De Francis, Maryland Jockey Club 1997 — Steve Gigliotti, WMAR-TV 2009-10 — award not presented 1998 — Carl F . Pascarella, VISA, USA 2011 — Joe Bryce, Chief Legislative Officer, State of MD 1999 — Steven Crist, Daily Racing Form 2012 — Team 2000 — , WBAL Radio 2013 — Horse Player NOW

JERRY FRUTKOFF PREAKNESS PHOTOGRAPHY AWARD, SPONSORED BY NIKON Initiated in 2002, to honor the memory of its long-time photographer, the Jerry Frutkoff Preakness Photography Award sponsored by Nikon is presented to the photographer of the best Preakness picture from the previous year. 2002 — Molly Riley, Reuters 2008 — Brandon Benson, Mid-Atlantic Thoroughbred 2003 — Skip Dickstein, Blood-Horse 2009 — Rob Carr, Associated Press 2004 — Jeff Snyder, Blood-Horse 2010 — Scott Serio, Eclipse Sportswire 2005 — Gary Hershorn, Reuters 2011 — Mike Stewart, Associated Press 2006 — Molly Riley, Reuters 2012 — Chad Harmon, Blood-Horse 2007 — Jim McCue, MD Jockey Club 2013 --- Barbara Livingston, Daily Racing Form

P-17 Preakness History PREAKNESS WINNERS 1873 Survivor 1922 1969 Majestic Prince 1874 1923 Vigil 1970 Personality 1875 1924 Nellie Morse 1971 Canonero II 1876 Shirley 1925 1972 Bee Bee Bee 1877 Cloverbrook 1926 Display 1973 Secretariat (Triple Crown) 1878 1927 1974 Little Current 1879 1928 Victorian 1975 Master Derby 1880 Greneda 1929 Dr . Freeland 1976 Elocutionist 1881 1930 Gallant Fox (Triple Crown) 1977 Seattle Slew (Triple Crown) 1882 Vanguard 1931 1978 Affirmed (Triple Crown) 1883 1932 1979 Spectacular Bid 1884 Knight of Ellerslie 1933 1980 Codex 1885 1934 1981 Pleasant Colony 1886 The Bard 1935 Omaha (Triple Crown) 1982 Aloma’s Ruler 1887 Dunboyne 1936 1983 Deputed Testamony 1888 Refund 1937 War Admiral (Triple Crown) 1984 Gate Dancer 1889 Buddhist 1938 1985 Tank’s Prospect 1890 1939 Challedon 1986 Snow Chief 1894 1940 Bimelech 1987 Alysheba 1895 1941 Whirlaway (Triple Crown) 1988 Risen Star 1896 Margrave 1942 1989 Sunday Silence 1897 Paul Kauvar 1943 Count Fleet (Triple Crown) 1990 Summer Squall 1898 Sly Fox 1944 Pensive 1991 Hansel 1899 1945 Polynesian 1992 Pine Bluff 1900 1946 Assault (Triple Crown) 1993 Prairie Bayou 1901 1947 Faultless 1994 Tabasco Cat 1902 1948 Citation (Triple Crown) 1995 Timber Country 1903 Flocarline 1949 1996 Louis Quatorze 1904 1950 Hill Prince 1997 Silver Charm 1905 1951 Bold 1998 Real Quiet 1906 Whimsical 1952 1999 Charismatic 1907 1953 Native Dancer 2000 Red Bullet 1908 1954 2001 Point Given 1909 Effendi 1955 Nashua 2002 War Emblem 1910 Layminster 1956 Fabius 2003 Funny Cide 1911 1957 Bold Ruler 2004 Smarty Jones 1912 Colonel Holloway 1958 Tim Tam 2005 1913 Buskin 1959 Royal Orbit 2006 Bernardini 1914 Holiday 1960 Bally Ache 2007 Curlin 1915 Rhine Maiden 1961 Carry Back 2008 Big Brown 1916 1962 Greek Money 2009 Rachel Alexandra 1917 Kalitan 1963 Candy Spots 2010 Lookin At Lucky 1918 War Cloud 1964 Northern Dancer 2011 Shackleford Jack Hare Jr . 1965 Tom Rolfe 2012 I’ll Have Another 1919 Sir Barton (Triple Crown) 1966 Kauai King 2013 Oxbow 1920 Man o’ War 1967 Damascus 1921 Broomspun 1968 Forward Pass P-18 Preakness History SECRETARIAT he Maryland Racing Commission voted June 9, 2012 in sport of horse racing ”. a special hearing at Laurel Park that 1973 Triple Crown The electronic timer in use at Pimlico for the 1973 Twinner Secretariat, who set records that still stand Preakness recorded a winning time of 1:55—a clocking at the Kentucky Derby and the Belmont Stakes, also set the that quickly became the source of controversy after two record in the Preakness Stakes at Pimlico Race Course . independent clockers from the Daily Racing Form had indi- In a unanimous 7-0 decision, the official time of vidually hand-timed the race at a much faster 1:53 2/5 . In the 1973 Preakness was changed from 1:54 2/5 to 1:53 . the days following race, the Maryland Racing Commission Secretariat is one of 11 to win the Triple stewards and later the racing commission concluded that Crown, with victories in the Kentucky Derby, Preakness and there were “extenuating circumstances” attendant to the Belmont as a 3-year-old . electronic timer's recording . As a result, the official time “I didn’t know if it was appropriate to cheer but I was subsequently changed to that reported by Pimlico’s couldn’t help myself,” said Secretariat’s owner . official hand clocker -- 1:54 2/5 . For more than two hours, the racing commission “It is wonderful for the sport to remove an asterisk heard testimony, backed by modern technology to prove and wonderful for the legacy of Secretariat and his fans, Secretariat’s time was actually faster than the Preakness who believed he set the record in all three Triple Crown record of 1:53 2/5, set by Tank’s Prospect in 1985 and races,” said Leonard Lusky, who represented Chenery at the matched by Louis Quatorze (1996) and Curlin (2007) . hearing .“This was a labor of love and it was so important “Justice was served,” Pimlico president Tom Chuckas because it was Secretariat and the Preakness, one of the said .“The Secretariat team made a compelling case that he landmark events in horse racing ”. ran the race in 1:53 flat and added the Preakness record to The track record for 1 3/16 mile distance at Pimlico is his resume .This is terrific news for Mrs . Chenery, who has still held by Farma Way with a time of 1:52 2/5 in the 1991 been diligent in her fight for nearly 40 years, and the entire

Penny Chenery reacts to the Maryland Racing Commision's decision on June 9, 2012.

P-19 Preakness History

It has been 41 years since the great Secretariat won the vaunted Triple Crown. “Big Red” was hand ridden by jockey in an easy 2 1/2 length score in the 1973 Preakness. P-20 Preakness History FASTEST PREAKNESS TIMES

4 1 1 1 1 SECRETARIAT (1973) :23, :46 /5, 1:10, 1:34 /5, 1:53 HANSEL (1991) :23 /5, :46 /5, 1:10 /5, 1:35, 1:54 . 4 1 1 4 1 4 By quarters :23, :23 /5, :23 /5, :24 /5, 18 /5 By quar­ters :23 /5, :23, :24, :24 /5, :19 . Secretariat broke well and was eased to the back Hansel, never far back while in hand, began to rally of the pack as the field passed the grandstand for from the outside after entering the backstretch, took the first time. He was guided outside by jockey Ron the lead after six-furlongs and remained wide while Turcotte and accelerated from last to first around the drawing off under pressure. first turn. From there he was hand-ridden to the wire. TIMBER COUNTRY (1995) :23, :47, 1:10, 1:35, 1:54 CURLIN (2007) :22 83,. :45 75,. 1:09 80. , 1:34 68,. By quarters :23, :24, :23, :25, 19 . 1:53 .46 . Mystery Storm set pace to top of the stretch. Star 4 4 1 4 4 By quarters :22 /5, :22 /5, :24 /5, :24 /5, :18 /5 . Stan­dard gained lead but at eighth pole was chal- Curlin stumbled a bit at the start and was unhur- lenged by Talkin Man, Timber Country, Thunder ried early. He circled five-wide at the quarter pole and Oliver’s Twist. Timber Country gained to get into contention then beat by a lead in final strides. head in a thrilling stretch duel. 2 4 3 SPECTACULAR BID (1979) :23 /5, :46 /5, 1:10 /5, 1 4 3 LOUIS QUATORZE (1996) :23, :46 /5, 1:09 /5, 1:35, 1:541 /5 . 2 2 2 2 4 2 1:34 /5, 1:53 /5 . By quarters :23 /5, :23 /5, :23 /5, :24 /5, :19 . 1 3 3 By quarters :23, :23 /5, :23 /5, :24 /5, :19 . Spectacular Bid gained lead by 1/2 mile pole. Louis Quatorze quickly gained the lead and set all Quar­ter frac­tions set by Fly­ing Paster, 1/2 mile by the fractions, over a drying out track termed fast. General As­sem­bly. 2 1 2 2 4 1 1 TANK’S PROSPECT (1985) :22 /5, :45 /5, 1:09 /5, CODEX (1980) :23 /5, :47 /5, 1:11 /5, 1:36, 1:54 /5 . 1 2 3 1 2 4 1 1:34 /5, 1:53 /5 . By quar­ters :23 /5, :24 /5, :23 /5, :24 /5, :18 /5 . 2 4 1 4 1 By quarters :22 /5, :22 /5, :24 /5, :24 /5, :19 /5 . Codex took lead at 3/4 pole. Early fractions are by Tank’s Prospect took the lead during the final strides. Knight Land­ing. Chief’s Crown held the lead through the stretch. All 3 3 4 SEATTLE SLEW (1977) :22 /5, :45 /5, 1:09 /5, fractional times up to three-quarter pole set by Et­er­ 4 2 1:34 /5, 1:54 /5 . nal Prince. Tank’s Prospect established a track record. 3 1 3 By quarters :22 /5, :23, :24 /5, :25, :19 /5 . 2 1 1 GATE DANCER (1984) :22 /5, :45 /5, 1:09 /5, Seattle Slew and Cormorant battled heads apart for 2 3 1:34 /5, 1:53 /5 . lead for six furlongs. Record time for one mile was 2 4 1 1 By quarters :22 /5, :22 /5, :24, :25 /5, :19 /5 . set by Seat­tle Slew. Gate Dancer gained lead entering stretch. All frac­tion­ 3 3 4 1 AFFIRMED (1978) :23 /5, :47 /5, 1:11 /5, 1:36 /5, al times up to three-quarter pole set by Fight Over. 2 1:54 /5 . 1 4 3 1 2 1 SUMMER SQUALL (1990) :23 /5, :47, 1:10 /5, By quarters :23 /5, :24, :24 /5, :24 /5, :18 /5 . 3 3 1:35 /5, 1:53 /5 . Affirmed gained lead on first turn, and held it 1 4 4 4 By quarters :23 /5, :23 /5, :23 /5, :24 /5, :18 . throughout. Summer Squall, never worse than fourth after a 3 1 3 3 NASHUA (1955) :23 /5, :57 /5, 1:11, 1:35 /5, 1:54 /5 . quar­ter, moved swiftly on the inside nearing the 3 3 4 By quar­ters :23 /5, :23 /5, :23 /5, :19 . stretch and ran the last three six­teenths in 18 sec- Nashua gained lead en­ter­ing the stretch. All frac- onds, a Preakness record. tional times up to and in­clud­ing the mile set by 2 2 3 SUNDAY SILENCE (1989) :23 /5, :46 /5, :1:09 /5, Saratoga. 1 4 1:34 /5, 1:53 /5 . 3 LITTLE CURRENT (1974) :23, :47, 1:10 /5, 2 1 3 3 By quarters :23 /5, :23, :23 /5, :24 /5, :19 /5 . 2 3 1:36 /5, 1:54 /5 . Sunday Silence­ raced in third position down the 3 4 1 By quarters :23, :24, :23 /5, :25 /5, and :18 /5 . back­stretch. He was passed by near the Little Cur­rent took the lead inside eighth pole, and end of the backstretch­ but rallied to gain a brief won going away. Ear­lier frac­tions set by Destroyer, ad­van­tage at the top of the stretch. Easy Goer and Silver Florin, and Jolly Johu. Sunday Silence­ fought nose to nose through the final

2 eighth with Sunday Silence­ win­ning by a nose in the Fastest first quarter—:22 /5 by Flag Raiser, 1965; Fight Over, 1984; final stride. Eternal Prince, 1985, Vicar, 1999 . 2 Fastest second quarter—:22 /5 by , 1976 . 2 2 CANONERO II (1971) :23 /5, :47, 1:10 /5, 1:35, 1:54 . Fastest first half-mile—:45 by Bold Forbes, 1976 . 2 3 2 3 By quar­ters :23 /5, :23 /5, :23 /5, :24 /5, :19 . Fastest first three-quarters—1:09 by Bold Forbes, 1976 . 1 Canonero II gained lead entering stretch. All fraction- Fastest first mile—1:34 /5 by Secretariat, 1973; Chief’s Crown, 1985 and Sun­day Silence, 1989 . al times up to three-quar­ter pole set by . Fastest final 3/16ths—:18 by Summer Squall, 1990 . P-21 Preakness History

RICHEST PREAKNESS STAKES VALUE OF THE PREAKNESS Winner’s Year Purse Share Winner Own­er n December 2013, the Maryland Jockey Club 2011 $1,500,000 $1,100,000 Shackleford Mike Lauffer & announced it has increased the purse for the Preakness Stakes (G1) from $1 million to W .D . Cubbedge I $1 .5 million . 2009 1,100,000 660,000 Rachel Alexandra Stonestreet Stables LLC It is the first increase for the 1 3/16-mile & Harold McCormick classic since the purse was raised to $1 million 2008 1,000,000 650,000 Big Brown IEAH Stables & guaranteed in 1998 .Throughout the years, the Paul Pompa, Jr . Preakness purse has been among the highest in 2007 1,000,000 650,000 Curlin Stonestreet Stables, Padua American racing . Stables, George Bolton & At its inauguration in 1873, the Preakness Midnight Cry Stables carried a value of $1,000 .The first major 2006 1,000,000 650,000 Bernardini Darley Stable increase occurred in 1919 when the race had a 2005 1,000,000 650,000 Afleet Alex Cash is King, LLC $25,000 value . It climbed to $100,000 in 1946 2004 1,000,000 650,000 Smarty Jones Someday Farm and in 1959 was raised to $150,000, the highest 2003 1,000,000 650,000 Funny Cide among Triple Crown races . 2002 1,000,000 650,000 War Emblem The Thoroughbred Corp . From 1979 to 1989, the purse rose four 2001 1,000,000 650,000 Point Given The Thoroughbred Corp . times from $200,000 to $500,000, before attain- 2000 1,000,000 650,000 Red Bullet Stronach Stable ing million dollar status . 1999 1,000,000 650,000 Charismatic Beverly J . and A tabulation marking the growth and fluc- Robert B . Lewis tuations of the purse, which is now $1 5. million 1998 1,000,000 650,000 Real Quiet Mike Pegram guaranteed follows: 2012 1,000,000 600,000 I’ll Have Another Reddam Racing LLC Year Purse 2013 1,000,000 600,000 Oxbow Calumet Farm 1873 ...... $ 2,050 2010 1,000,000 600,000 Lookin at Lucky Karl Watson, Mike Pegram 1899 ...... 1,000 1902 ...... 1,500 & Paul Weitman 1904 ...... 2,000 1997 751,000 488,150 Silver Charm Beverly J . and 1907 ...... 2,500 1917 ...... 5,000 Robert B . Lewis 1918 ...... (each division) 15,000 1992 744,800 484,120 Pine Bluff 1919 ...... 25,000 1921 ...... 40,000 1993 725,900 471,835 Prairie Bayou Loblolly Stable 1922 ...... 50,000 1996 704,800 458,120 Louis Quatorze W . J . Condren, 1933 ...... 25,000 1937 ...... 50,000 J . M . Cornacchi, and 1946 ...... 100,000 Georgia Hofmann 1949 ...... 75,000 1995 687,400 446,810 Timber Country Overbrook Farms; 1950 ...... 50,000 1951 ...... 75,000 Gainesway Stable and 1953 ...... 100,000 R . & B . Lewis 1959 ...... 150,000 1979 ...... 200,000 1994 686,800 447,720 Tabasco Cat Overbrook Farm and 1983 ...... 250,000 D . Reynolds 1985 ...... 350,000 1989 ...... 500,000 1990 686,000 445,900 Summer Squall Dogwood Stable 1998-2013 ...... 1,000,000 1991 665,800 432,770 Hansel Lazy Lane Farms Since 2014 ...... 1,500,000 1989 647,200 438,230 Sunday Silence Galliard-Hancock Whittingham 1985 545,700 423,200 Tank’s Prospect Eugene V . Klein 1987 539,497 421,100 Alysheba Dorothy and Pamela Scharbauer 1988 536,200 413,700 Risen Star L .J . Rousell III and Lamarque Stable 1986 534,400 411,900 Snow Chief Carl Grinstead and Ben Rochelle 1983 348,700 253,700 Deputed Testamony Francis B . Sears 1984 338,600 243,600 Gate Dancer Kenneth Opstein P-22 Preakness History BEATEN PREAKNESS FAVORITES (1873-1917) Year Favorite Odds Finish Winner Odds Year Favorite Odds Finish Winner Odds 1873 Catesby _ _ 4th–23 Survivor 1 1 - 1 1902 Namtor 8-5 3rd–6 Old England 9-5 1874 King Amadeus _ _ 2nd–3/4 Culpepper 8-1 1903 Mackey Dwyer 8-5 2nd–1/2 Flocarline 8-1 1875 Bay Final _ _ 3rd–2 Tom Ochiltree _ _ 1916 King Neptune 1.65-1 9th–22 Damrosch 6.45-1 1877 Bombast _ _ 2nd–4 Cloverbrook _ _ 1914 Defendum 17-10 3rd–11/4 Holiday 4-1 1887 Raymond 35-100 3rd–11 Dunboyne 4-1 1907 Zambesi 2-1 3rd–4 Don Enrique 15-1 1886 Eurus 3-5 2nd–3 The Bard 5-2 1894 Potentate 11-5 2nd–3 Assignee 4-1 1895 Kennel Even 5th Belmar 3-1 1910 Martinez 5-2 7th–4 Layminster 8-1 1909 Fashion Plate 7-5 2nd–1 Effendi 20-1 1915 Hauberk 255-100 4th–71/2 Rhine Maiden 695-100 1898 The Huguenot 10-7 2nd–2 Sly Fox 12-5 1917 Piraeus 43-10 4th–3 Kalitan 9.60-1 1897 On Deck 8-5 3rd–51/2 Paul Kauvar 6-1 1900 Windmere 3-1 8th Hindus 15-1 The following in order of favoritism, odds to $1, since 1918 Year Favorite Odds Finish Winner Odds-$1 1986 g-Badger Land 1.80 4th–101/2 Snow Chief 2.60 2000 .30 2nd-33/4 Red Bullet 6.20 g-Clear Choice 7th–213/4 1972 .30 4th–61/4 Bee Bee Bee 18.70 Year Favorite Odds Finish Winner Odds-$1 1939 a-Gilded Knight .45 2nd–11/4 Challedon 6.20 1991 1.80 6th–111/2 Hansel 9.10 a- 5th–111/4 1932 d-Tick On 1.85 2nd–hd Burgoo King 3.25 2006 .50 DNF Bernardini 12.90 d-Gunsto 6th–51/4 1982 .50 2nd–1/2 Aloma’s Ruler 6.90 1988 Winning Colors 1.90 3rd–21/2 Risen Star 6.80 1989 Easy Goer .60 2nd–no Sunday Silence 2.10 2010 1.90 8th-12 Lookin At Lucky 2.40 1956 .60 2nd–13/4 Fabius 2.50 1974 2.00 3rd–8 Little Current 13.10 2013 .70 4th-9 Oxbow 15.40 1980 Genuine Risk 2.00 2nd–43/4 Codex 2.70 1964 .80 3rd–21/2 Northern Dancer 2.10 1999 2.00 2nd–11/2 Charismatic 8.40 1984 .80 7th–63/4 Gate Dancer 1998 2.00 2nd–21/4 Real Quiet 2.50 1954 Correlation .90 2nd–nk Hasty Road 5.00 1997 Captain Bodgit 2.10 3rd–nk Silver Charm 3.10 1976 .90 5th–7 Elocutionist 10.10 1949 2.20 5th–31/4 Capot 2.50 1985 Chief’s Crown 1.00 2nd–hd Tank’s Prospect 4.70 2011 2.30 2nd-1/2 Shackleford 12.60 1960 1.10 5th–81/2 Bally Ache 1.70 1928 Nassak 2.35 11th–163/4 Victorian 9.35 1947 1.10 3rd–33/4 Faultless 4.20 1924 e- 2.45 3rd–3 Nellie Morse 12.10 1983 Sunny’s Halo 1.10 6th–111/2 Dptd Testamony 14.50 e-Bracadale 13th–261/2 1975 1.20 2nd–1 Master Derby 23.40 1970 My Dad George 2.60 2nd–nk Personality 4.50 2007 Street Sense 1.30 2nd-hd Curlin 3.40 1962 2.70 10th–181/2 Greek Money 10.90 1957 1.30 2nd–2 Bold Ruler 1.40 1922 Hephaistos 2.75 8th–14 Pillory 11.15 1945 x-Hoop Jr. 1.35 2nd–21/2 Polynesian 12.00 1994 2.80 2nd–3/4 Tabasco Cat 3.60 x- 5th–5 1951 c-Hall of Fame 2.90 5th–121/4 Bold 4.10 1918 Lanius 1.45 3rd–103/4 War Cloud 1.70 c-Big Stretch 6th–103/4 1959 First Landing 1.60 9th–151/2 Royal Orbit 6.60 1926 Canter 3.15 6th–133/4 Display 19.35 1965 1.60 7th–15 Tom Rolfe 3.60 1971 f- 3.40 3rd–6 Canonero II 3.40 1925 b-Backbone 1.65 2nd–4 Coventry 21.80 1923 4.35 12th–27 Vigil 4.50 b-Chantey 4th–141/2 2012 1.70 2nd-neck I’ll Have Another 3.20 a — and Belair Stud Entry; b — H. P. Whitney and 1959 1.70 2nd–4 Royal Orbit 6.60 Entry; c — Greentree Stable Entry; d — Loma Stable and 1990 1.70 2nd–21/4 Summer Squall 2.40 M. L. Schwartz Entry; e — Ran-cocas Entry; f — co-favorite; g —W. D. 1996 Cavonnier 1.70 4th–83/4 Louis Quatorze 8.50 Lukas Entry; x — Hoop Jr. and Pavot co-favored. 1927 Scapa Flow 1.75 5th–53/4 Bostonian 3.00 1931 c- 1.75 2nd–11/2 Mate 4.10 c-Surf Board 5th–41/4

P-23 Preakness History

70 FAVORITES FILLIES IN PREAKNESS HAVE WON THE achel Alexandra (2009) became the first filly since Nellie Morse (1924) to win the Preakness Stakes . Fifty-three fillies have competed in the Preakness with five crossing the PREAKNESS Rline first .The others are Flocarline (1903), Whimsical (1906) and Rhine Maiden (1915) . Only once in Triple Crown history have two different fillies won both the Derby and Preakness in the same year . became the first filly to take the Derby on May 8, 1915 and though it is not as well known, nine days later Rhine Maiden captured the Preakness .Regret did not compete . When Genuine Risk ran in the 1980 Preakness she became the 50th filly to start in the race since 1873 but the first of her sex to compete in all three of the Triple Crown races . Genuine Risk compiled the best record for a filly in the Triple Crown, winning the Derby and running second in the Preakness and Belmont Stakes . Eight years later in 1988, Winning Colors, the Derby win- ner and 51st filly in the Preakness also ran in all Triple Crown events . Besides Genuine Risk and Winning Colors, only two other fillies have competed in more than one of the Classics, Careful in Spectacular Bid, 1979 1921 and Nellie Flag in 1935 .

n 139 races (the Year Filly Owner Finish Year Filly Owner Finish Preakness was run in 1875 Australind Harbeck & Johnson 7th 1919 Milkmaid J. K. L. Ross 8th Itwo divisions in 1918), 1880 Emily F. J. J. Bevins 3rd 1921 Polly Ann S. L. Jenkins 2nd 70 winners have left the 1881 Aella G. L. Lorillard 6th Careful W. J. Salmon 12th post as betting choices . 1894 Flirt Manhattan Stable 13th Lough Storm E. B. McLean 13th Since 1911, when pari- 1895 Sue Kittie O. A. Jones 3rd 1922 Miss Joy Montford Jones 10th mutuel wagering made its Bombazette C. Littlefield, Jr. 7th 1923 Sally’s Alley W. S. Kilmer 11th first appearance at Pimlico, 1896 Intermission J. E. McDonald 3rd 1924 NELLIE MORSE H. C. Fisher 1st 27 Preakness favorites have Cassette A. Clason 4th 1925 Maid At Arms 11th started at odds of less than 1901 Sadie S. P. H. Sullivan 2nd 1927 Fair Star Foxcatcher Farm 6th even money . Seventeen have 1902 Barouche W. H. McCorkle 6th 1928 Bateau W. M. Jeffords 8th won, nine paid .50 to 1 .00 Sun Shower Jere Dunn 7th 1930 Snowflake W. J. Salmon 3rd or less .They were: 1903 FLOCARLINE M. H. Tichenor & Co. 1st 1935 Nellie Flag Calumet Farm 7th • Citation, 1948 1904 Possession C. Oxx 7th 1937 Jewell Dorsett J. W. Brown 8th ( 10-to-1. .00) Flammula W. H. Kraft 8th 1939 Ciencia King Ranch 6th • Spectacular Bid, 1979 (.10- 1905 Kiamesha Oneck Stable 2nd 1980 Genuine Risk Mrs. B. R. Firestone 2nd to 1 .00) Coy Maid Kenilworth Stable 3rd 1988 Winning Colors Mr. & Mrs. E. Klein 3rd • Count Fleet, 1943 Bohemia Albemarle Stable 5th 1999 Excellent Meeting Golden Eagle Farm Pulled up ( 15-to. 1 .00) Iota H. B. Duryea 9th 2009 RACHEL ALEXANDRA Stonestreet Stables LLC & • Big Brown, 2008 (.20-to 1906 WHIMSICAL T. J. Gaynor 1st 1 .00) Harold McCormick 1st Content W. Clay 2nd • Native Dancer, 1953 (.20- to 1 .00) Flip Flap J. A. Bennet 7th • Secretariat, 1973 Fatinitza Palestine Stable 8th ( 30-to. 1 .00) 1909 Hill Top R. Angarola 3rd • Nashua, 1955 Arondack Mrs. J. McLaughlin 6th ( 30-to. 1 .00) Sans Souci II G. J. Kraus 7th • War Admiral, 1937 Grania A. Garson 8th ( 35-to. 1 .00) 1911 Heatherbroom E. B. Cassatt 6th • Seattle Slew, 1977 1912 Jeannette B. C. C. Smithson 5th ( 40-to. 1 .00) 1913 Cadeau J. G. Oxnard 5th • Affirmed, 1978 1915 RHINE MAIDEN E. F. Whitney 1st ( 50-to. 1 .00) 1917 Fruit Cake E. T. Zollicoffer 4th Riva Ridge in 1972 and Fox Trot J. E. Griffith 14th Fusaichi Pegasus in 2000 were 1918 Mary Maud C. E. Clements 6th the shortest-priced favorites Quietude A. H. Morris 9th 1924 Preakness winner Nellie Morse ever to lose the Preakness . 1918 Kate Bright A. Neal (2nd Div) 3rd P-24 Preakness History WHERE PREAKNESS WINNERS PREPPED ince Calumet Farm’s Whirlaway won the 1941 Preakness en route to becoming racing’s fifth Triple Crown champion,

almost half of the Preakness winners have spent the opening L S y d ia months of their three-year-old campaigns racing in Florida .

W

Thirty-five of the past 73 Preakness winners raced in Florida i ll iams preceding their assaults on the Triple Crown, while 20 prepped in California . Eight colts which won the Preakness since 1941 did P not race over the winter but were bedded down at training farms . h oto Two of these—Count Fleet and Assault—went on to win the Triple Crown . Man O’ War’s first race in 1920 was in the Preakness .

Year Winner Winter Program Year Winner Winter Program 1941 Whirlaway Raced at Hialeah 1978 Affirmed Raced in California 1942 Alsab Raced at Hialeah 1979 Spectacular Bid Raced in Florida 1943 Count Fleet Wintered in Hot Springs, Ark. 1980 Codex Raced in California 1944 Pensive Raced at Hialeah 1981 Pleasant Colony Raced in Florida, New York 1945 Polynesian Wintered in Pennsylvania 1982 Aloma’s Ruler Raced in Florida, New York 1946 Assault Wintered in Columbia, S. C. 1983 Deputed Testamony Raced in Maryland, Penn., Ky. 1947 Faultless Raced at Hialeah 1984 Gate Dancer Raced in Calif., Ark., Ky. 1948 Citation Raced at Hialeah 1985 Tank’s Prospect Raced in Ark., Calif., Ky 1949 Capot Wintered at Aiken, S. C. 1986 Snow Chief Raced in Calif., Fla., Ky. 1950 Hill Prince Wintered at Doswell, Va. 1987 Alysheba Raced in Calif, Ky. 1951 Bold Wintered at Aiken, S. C. 1988 Risen Star Raced in La. and Ky. 1952 Blue Man Raced at Hialeah 1989 Sunday Silence Raced in California 1953 Native Dancer Wintered in California 1990 Summer Squall Raced in Fla., Ky. 1954 Hasty Road Raced at Hialeah 1991 Hansel Raced in Fla., Ky. 1955 Nashua Raced in Florida 1992 Pine Bluff Raced in Ark., Ky. 1956 Fabius Raced at Hialeah 1993 Prairie Bayou Raced in N.Y., Ky. 1957 Bold Ruler Raced at Hialeah 1994 Tabasco Cat Raced in Ky., California 1958 Tim Tam Raced in Florida 1995 Timber Country Raced in Ky., California 1959 Royal Orbit Raced in California 1996 Louis Quatorze Raced in Fla., Ky. 1960 Bally Ache Raced in Florida 1997 Silver Charm Raced in Calif., Ky. 1961 Carry Back Raced in Florida 1998 Real Quiet Raced in Calif., Ky. 1962 Greek Money Wintered in Delaware 1999 Charismatic Raced in Calif., Ky. 1963 Candy Spots Raced in California, Florida 2000 Red Bullet Raced in New York, Fla. 1964 Northern Dancer Raced in Florida 2001 Point Given Raced in California 1965 Tom Rolfe Raced in Maryland, New York 2002 War Emblem Raced in Ky., Ill., La. 1966 Kauai King Raced in Florida, Maryland 2003 Funny Cide Raced in Fla., La., NY 1967 Damascus Raced in Maryland, New York 2004 Smarty Jones Raced in Arkansas 1968 Forward Pass Raced in Florida 2005 Afleet Alex Raced in Arkansas 1969 Majestic Prince Raced in California 2006 Bernardini Raced in Fla., NY 1970 Personality Raced in Florida, New York 2007 Curlin Raced in Fla., Ark. 1971 Canonero II Raced in Venezuela, California 2008 Big Brown Raced in Florida 1972 Bee Bee Bee Raced in Florida, Maryland 2009 Rachel Alexandra Raced in Ark., La, Ky. 1973 Secretariat Raced in New York 2010 Lookin At Lucky Raced in Ark., Calif. 1974 Little Current Raced in Florida 2011 Shackleford Raced in Florida 1975 Master Derby Raced in Kentucky, Louisiana 2012 I’ll Have Another Raced in California 1976 Elocutionist Raced in Fla., Ark., Ky 2013 Oxbow Raced in Louisiana, Arkansas 1977 Seattle Slew Raced in Florida, New York P-25 Preakness History SIRES OF PREAKNESS WINNERS exington was an American phenomenon as a stallion . He reigned as the nation’s premier sire from 1861 to 1874 and again in 1876 and 1878 . Lexington sired three Preakness winners—Tom Ochiltree (1875); Shirley (1876) and the Duke of LMagenta (1878) . His three Preakness winners tie him with Broomstick . After a great racing career Broomstick became a distinguished stallion . Broomstick’s three Preakness victors were Holiday (1914); Broomspun (1921) and Bostonian (1927) . Nine Preakness winners have sired Preakness winners .They are Bold Ruler (Secretariat), Bold Venture (Assault), Gallant Fox (Omaha), Man O’ War (War Admiral), Polynesian (Native Dancer), Citation (Fabius), Native Dancer (Kauai King), Secretariat (Risen Star), and Summer Squall (Charismatic) . Sire Winner Year Sire Winner Year Sire Winner Year Alysheba 1987 Buddhist 1889 Count Fleet 1943 A.P. Indy Bernardini 2006 Pleasant Colony 1981 Rey Hindoo Kalitan 1917 Codex 1980 Pensive 1944 Tom Rolfe 1965 Atheling Bryn Mawr 1904 Iron Ruler Aloma’s Ruler 1982 Damrosch 1916 Atilla Tecumseh 1885 Jim Gaffney Vigil 1923 Roman Hasty Road 1954 Oxbow 2013 King Alfonso 1880 Royal Charger Royal Orbit 1959 Ballydam Bally Ache 1960 Leamington Harold 1879 Saggy Carry Back 1961 Belvidere Belmar 1895 Saunterer 1881 Sandringham Royal Tourist 1908 Better Bee Bee Bee Bee 1972 Lexington Tom Ochiltree 1875 Secretariat Risen Star 1988 Bimelech 1940 Shirley 1876 Sea-Bird Little Current 1974 Blenheim II Whirlaway 1941 Duke of Magenta 1878 Sensation Refund 1888 Blue Man 1952 Light Brigade Dr. Freeland 1929 Silver Buck Silver Charm 1997 Seattle Slew 1977 Little Missouri Prairie Bayou 1993 Silver Fox Sly Fox 1898 Spectacular Bid 1979 Longfellow The Bard 1886 III Gallant Fox 1930 Bold Ruler Secretariat 1973 Longstreet The Parader 1901 High Quest 1934 Bold Venture Assault 1946 Luke McLuke Nellie Morse 1924 Curlin 2007 Boundary Big Brown 2008 Man O’ War War Admiral 1937 Lookin At Lucky 2010 Broomstick Holiday 1914 Marathon Jack Hare, Jr., 1918 Sovereign Dancer Gate Dancer 1984 Broomspun 1921 Matchless Layminster 1910 Louis Quatorze 1996 Bostonian 1927 Medaglia d’Oro Rachel Alexandra 2009 Assignee 1894 Burgoo King 1932 Capot 1949 Star Ruby Cairngorm 1905 Faultless 1947 Mortemer Montague 1890 Sir Barton 1919 Citation 1948 Mr. Prospector Tank’s Prospect 1985 St. Blaise Margrave 1896 By Jimminy Bold 1951 My Play Head Play 1933 St. Florian Flocarline 1903 II Challedon 1939 Nashua 1955 St. Germans Bold Venture 1936 Citation Fabius 1956 Bold Ruler 1957 Storm Bird Summer Squall 1990 Danzig Pine Bluff 1992 Native Dancer Kauai King 1966 Tabasco Cat 1994 Funny Cide 2003 Nearctic Northern Dancer 1964 Summer Squall Charismatic 1999 Master Derby 1975 Negofol Coventry 1925 Sword Dancer Damascus 1967 Elusive Quality Smarty Jones 2004 Nigromante Candy Spots 1963 The Ill-Used Jacobus 1883 Eolus Knight of Ellerslie 1884 Afleet Alex 2005 Point Given 2001 Ethelbert Col. Holloway 1912 Olambala Pillory 1922 Tim Tam 1958 Exclusive Native Affirmed 1978 On-and-On Forward Pass 1968 Traffic Cop Deputed Testamony 1983 Man O’ War 1920 Whimsical 1906 Polynesian 1945 Display 1926 Our Emblem War Emblem 2002 Unbridled Red Bullet 2000 I’ll Have Another 2012 Pennant Dauber 1938 Uncas Dunboyne 1887 Forestry Shackleford 2011 Pirate of Penzance Paul Kauvar 1897 Vandal Survivor 1873 Gallant Fox Omaha 1935 Polymelus War Cloud 1918 Vauxhall Cloverbrook 1877 Gallant Romeo Elocutionist 1976 Polynesian Native Dancer 1953 Virgil Vanguard 1882 Goldfinch Old England 1902 Canonero II 1971 Volante Hindus 1900 Good Goods Alsab 1942 Previous Effendi 1909 Watercress Watervale 1911 Greek Song Greek Money 1962 Prince Pal Mate 1931 Rhine Maiden 1915 Personality 1970 Quiet American Real Quiet 1998 Whisk Broom II Victorian 1928 Halo Sunday Silence 1989 Majestic Prince 1969 Hansel 1991 Buskin 1913 Revolver Culpepper 1874 Timber Country 1995 Half Time 1899 Princequillo Hill Prince 1950 Don Enrique 1907 Reflected Glory Snow Chief 1986

P-26 Preakness History

16 PREAKNESS WINNERS SUPPLEMENTARY STARTED FROM POST POSITION #6 NOMINATIONS he first provision for supple- Year Name PP Year Name PP mentary nominations to the 1909 Effendi ...... 4 1962 Greek Money . . . . . 10 Preakness was made in 1938 .In 1910 Layminster...... 9 1963 Candy Spots ...... 8 T 1911 Watervale...... 1 1964 Northern Dancer. . . . 4 the years since, conditions for supple- 1912 Col. Holloway. . . . . 2 1965 Tom Rolfe...... 6 mentary entries have varied .Until 1913 Buskin...... 3 1966 Kauai King...... 3 1985, it was possible to supplement 1914 Holiday...... 6 1967 Damascus...... 2 a horse for the Preakness by the pay- 1915 Rhine Maiden. . . . . 6 1968 Forward Pass...... 2 ment of a $20,000 fee on the Thursday 1916 Damrosch...... 3 1969 Majestic Prince. . . . . 5 preceding the running, the usual time 1917 Kalitan...... 12 1970 Personality...... 2 of closing entries .In 1986, supple- 1918* War Cloud...... 8 1971 Canonero II...... 9 1918* Jack Hare Jr...... 5 1972 Bee Bee Bee ...... 7 mental nominations were eliminated . 1919 Sir Barton...... 8 1973 Secretariat...... 3 In 1991 supplemental nominations 1920 Man O’ War...... 7 1974 Little Current . . . . . 2 were revived and a 3-year-old may be 1921 Broomspun...... 7 1975 Master Derby . . . . . 3 supplemented for the Preakness by 1922 Pillory ...... 5 1976 Elocutionist...... 5 the payment of a $100,000 fee prior to 1923 Vigil...... 8 1977 Seattle Slew...... 8 the draw . 1924 Nellie Morse...... 7 1978 Affirmed...... 6 1925 Coventry...... 8 1979 Spectacular Bid. . . . . 2 In 2009, the new connections 1926 Display...... 11 1980 Codex ...... 3 of Rachel Alexandra paid a $100,000 1927 Bostonian ...... 4 1981 Pleasant Colony . . . . 12 supplemental fee to enter into the 1928 Victorian...... 7 1982 Aloma’s Ruler. . . . . 7 Preakness and then watched her 1929 Dr. Freeland ...... 6 1983 Deputed Testamony. . . 3 become the first filly in 85 years to 1930 Gallant Fox...... 1 1984 Gate Dancer...... 3 win the Preakness . 1931 Mate...... 5 1985 Tank’s Prospect. . . . . 6 In 1975, Master Derby paid the 1932 Burgoo King...... 6 1986 Snow Chief ...... 2 1933 Head Play ...... 4 1987 Alysheba...... 6 highest win price ever ($48 .80) and 1934 High Quest...... 1 1988 Risen Star ...... 3 became the first supplementary 1935 Omaha...... 6 1989 Sunday Silence. . . . . 7 Preakness winner in 25 years .In 1950, 1936 Bold Venture...... 4 1990 Summer Squall . . . . . 7 Christopher T .Chenery’s Hill Prince 1937 War Admiral...... 1 1991 Hansel...... 4 was the victor, made eligible by pay- 1938 Dauber...... 5 1992 Pine Bluff ...... 4 ment of a $1,500 fee on April 18 . 1939 Challedon ...... 2 1993 Prairie Bayou...... 3 1940 Bimelech...... 5 1994 Tabasco Cat...... 1 Earlier, Warren Wright had made 1941 Whirlaway...... 1 1995 Timber Country. . . . 7 both Citation and supple- 1942 Alsab...... 8 1996 Louis Quatorze. . . . . 6 mentaries ($3,000 each, April 15) for 1943 Count Fleet...... 2 1997 Silver Charm...... 7 the 1948 Preakness .Citation, however, 1944 Pensive...... 2 1998 Real Quiet...... 10 was Calumet’s only starter that year . 1945 Polynesian...... 7 1999 Charismatic...... 6 1946 Assault...... 5 2000 Red Bullet...... 4 1947 Fautless...... 2 2001 Point Given...... 11 1948 Citation...... 4 2002 War Emblem...... 8 1949 Capot...... 1 2003 Funny Cide...... 9 1950 Hill Prince...... 1 2004 Smarty Jones...... 6 1951 Bold...... 6 2005 Afleet Alex ...... 12 1952 Blue Man...... 4 2006 Bernardini...... 8 1953 Native Dancer. . . . . 4 2007 Curlin...... 4 1954 Hasty Road...... 6 2008 Big Brown...... 7 1955 Nashua...... 5 2009 Rachel Alexandra . . . 13 1956 Fabius ...... 3 2010 Lookin at Lucky. . . . 7 1957 Bold Ruler...... 5 2011 Shackleford...... 5 1958 Tim Tam...... 8 2012 I’ll Have Another. . . . 9 1959 Royal Orbit...... 6 2013 Oxbow...... 6 Citation was a supplementary 1960 Bally Ache...... 1 *Preakness divided 1961 Carry Back...... 4 nomination for a fee of $3,000. P-27 Preakness History PREAKNESS WINNERS: HORSE OF THE YEAR The most cherished accolade in racing is Horse of the Year . Since 1937, the honor has been bestowed on 19 Preakness win- ners the year they won the classic . Since 1971, voting has been conducted by the National Turf Writers Assn ., the Thoroughbred Racing Assns . and the Daily Racing Form . Preakness Horse of Preakness Horse of Preakness Horse of Year Winner the Year Year Winner the Year Year Winner the Year 2013 Oxbow 1987 Alysheba 1961 Carry Back 2012 I’ll Have Another Wise Dan 1986 Snow Chief Ladys Secret 1960 Bally Ache Kelso 2011 Shacklford Havre de Grace 1985 Tanks’s Prospect 1959 Royal Orbit Sword Dancer 2010 Lookin at Lucky 1984 Gate Dancer 1958 Tim Tam 2009 RACHEL ALEXANDRA RACHEL ALEXANDRA 1983 Deputed Testamony All Along 1957 BOLD RULER BOLD RULER 2008 Big Brown Curlin 1982 Aloma’s Ruler 1956 Fabius 2007 CURLIN CURLIN 1981 Pleasant Colony John Henry 1955 NASHUA NASHUA 2006 Bernardini Invasor (ARG) 1980 Codex Spectacular Bid 1954 Hasty Road Native Dancer 2005 Afleet Alex 1979 Spectacular Bid Affirmed 1953 Native Dancer Tom Fool 2004 Smarty Jones Ghostzapper 1978 AFFIRMED AFFIRMED 1952 Blue Man 2003 Funny Cide Mineshaft 1977 SEATTLE SLEW SEATTLE SLEW 1951 Bold 2002 War Emblem 1976 Elocutionist 1950 HILL PRINCE HILL PRINCE 2001 POINT GIVEN POINT GIVEN 1975 Master Derby Forego 1949 CAPOT CAPOT 2000 Red Bullet 1974 Little Current Forego 1948 CITATION CITATION 1999 CHARISMATIC CHARISMATIC 1973 SECRETARIAT SECRETARIAT 1947 Faultless 1998 Real Quiet 1972 Bee Bee Bee Secretariat 1946 ASSAULT ASSAULT 1997 Silver Charm 1971 Canonero II Ack Ack 1945 Polynesian 1996 Louis Quatorze 1970 Personality Fort Marcy 1944 Pensive Twilight Tear 1995 Timber Country Cigar 1969 Majestic Prince Arts and Letters 1943 COUNT FLEET COUNT FLEET 1994 Tabasco Cat 1968 Forward Pass Dr. Fager 1942 Alsab Whirlaway 1993 Prairie Bayou Kotashaan 1967 DAMASCUS DAMASCUS 1941 WHIRLAWAY WHIRLAWAY 1992 Pine Bluff A.P. Indy 1966 Kauai King 1940 Bimelech Challedon 1991 Hansel Black Tie Affair 1965 Tom Rolfe 1939 CHALLEDON CHALLEDON 1990 Summer Squall Criminal Type 1964 Northern Dancer Kelso 1938 Dauber Seabiscuit 1989 SUNDAY SILENCE SUNDAY SILENCE 1963 Candy Spots Kelso 1937 WAR ADMIRAL WAR ADMIRAL 1988 Risen Star Alysheba 1962 Greek Money Kelso 1936 Bold Venture

STATUS OF PREAKNESS WINNERS Year Horse Status Year Horse Status 2013 Oxbow S—Taylor Made Stallions, KY 1997 Silver Charm S—Japan 2012 I’ll Have Another S—Japan 1996 Louis Quatorze S—Murmur Farm, MD 2011 Shackleford S—Darby Dan, KY 1995 Timber Country S—Japan & Australia 2010 Lookin At Lucky S—Ashford Stud, KY 1994 Tabasco Cat Died, 3/6/04, Japan 2009 Rachel Alexandra Broodmare, Stonestreet, KY 1993 Prairie Bayou Died, 6/5/93, NY 2008 Big Brown S—Three Chimneys, KY 1992 Pine Bluff Pensioned, KY 2007 Curlin S—Lane's End, KY 1991 Hansel Pensioned, VA 2006 Bernardini S—Darley, KY 1990 Summer Squall Died, 9/22/09, KY 2005 Afleet Alex S—Gainesway, KY 1989 Sunday Silence Died, 8/19/02, Japan 2004 Smarty Jones S—Northview PA, PA 1988 Risen Star Died, 3/13/98, KY 2003 Funny Cide Retired, KY Horse Park, KY 1987 Alysheba Died, 3/27/09, KY 2002 War Emblem S—Japan 1986 Snow Chief Died, 5/15/10, CA 2001 Point Given S—Calumet Farm, KY 1985 Tank’s Prospect Died, 3/2/95, TX 2000 Red Bullet Pensioned, KY 1984 Gate Dancer Died, 3/6/98, FL 1999 Charismatic S—Japan 1983 Deputed Testamony Died, 9/18/12, MD 1998 Real Quiet Died, 9/28/10, PA 1982 Aloma’s Ruler Died, 6/21/03, IL P-28 Preakness History MARGINS LARGEST Horse Year Margin Smarty Jones 2004 11 1/2 lengths Survivor 1873 10 lengths Funny Cide 2003 9 1/2 lengths Count Fleet 1943 8 lengths Buddhist 1889 8 lengths Hansel 1991 7 lengths Little Current 1974 7 lengths Bold 1951 7 lengths Dauber 1938 7 lengths Forward Pass 1968 6 lengths Omaha 1935 6 lengths Duke of Magenta 1878 6 lengths

SHORTEST Horse Year Margin Sunday Silence 1989 nose Greek Money 1962 nose Bold Venture 1936 nose High Quest 1934 nose Victorian 1928 nose Old England 1902 nose Curlin 2007 head Silver Charm 1997 head Tank’s Prospect 1985 head Majestic Prince 1969 head Capot 1949 head War Admiral 1937 head Burgoo King 1932 head Display 1926 head Pillory 1922 head Cairngorm 1905 head Sunday Silence and Easy Goer hooked up entering the far turn and matched Hindus 1900 head strides to the wire in the 1989 Preakness. Sunday Silence prevailed by I’ll Have Another 2012 neck a nose in the race that was refered to as the "Race of the Decade" and Affirmed 1978 neck remains one of the most trilling Triple Crown victories of all time. Personality 1970 neck Tom Rolfe 1965 neck TOP PAYOFFS Hasty Road 1954 neck Native Dancer 1953 neck Rank Winner Year Odds Payoff Assault 1946 neck 1st Master Derby 1975 23-1 $48 .80 Buskin 1913 neck 2nd Coventry 1925 21-1 45 60 . Vanguard 1882 neck 3rd Display 1926 19-1 40 70 . The biggest 4th Bee Bee Bee 1972 18-1 39 .40 longshot in 5th Oxbow 2013 15-1 32 .80 Preakness 6th Hindus 1900 15-1 32 00 . history 7th Don Enrique 1907 15-1 32 .00 was Master 8th Deputed Testamony 1983 14-1 31 .00 Derby who 9th Bernardini 2006 12-1 27 80 . paid $48.80 10th Shackleford 2011 12-1 27 20 . to win in 11th The Bart 1886 12-1 26 .40 1975.

P-29 Preakness History NEAR MISSES Thirty-three horses have been eligible to win the Triple Crown entering the Belmont Stakes, but just 11 have succeeded .

Year Horse Belmont Results Year Horse Belmont Results Year Horse Belmont Results 1932 Burgoo King Did Not Start 1969 Majestic Prince 2nd to Arts And Letters 1999 Charismatic 3rd to 1936 Bold Venture Did Not Start 1971 Canonero II 4th to 2002 War Emblem 8th to 1944 Pensive 2nd to 1979 Spectacular Bid 3rd to 2003 Funny Cide 3rd to 1958 Tim Tam 2nd to 1981 Pleasant Colony 3rd to 2004 Smarty Jones 2nd to 1961 Carry Back 7th to 1987 Alysheba 4th to 2008 Big Brown 9th to Da' Tara 1964 Northern Dancer 3rd to 1989 Sunday Silence 2nd to Easy Goer 2012 I’ll Have Another Did Not Start 1966 Kauai King 4th to 1997 Silver Charm 2nd to 1968 Forward Pass 2nd to 1998 Real Quiet 2nd to Victory Gallop

HORSES WHO HAVE COMPLETED THE PREAKNESS-BELMONT DOUBLE Year Horse Derby Results Year Horse Derby Results Year Horse Derby Results 1877 Cloverbrook Did Not Start 1922 Pillory Did Not Start 1974 Little Current 5th 1878 Duke Of Magenta Did Not Start 1940 Bimelech 2nd 1988 Risen Star 3rd 1880 Grenada Did Not Start 1949 Capot 2nd 1991 Hansel 10th 1881 Saunterer Did Not Start 1953 Native Dancer 2nd 1994 Tabasco Cat 6th 1895 Belmar Did Not Start 1955 Nashua 2nd 2001 Point Given 5th 1920 Man o’ War Did Not Start 1967 Damascus 3rd 2005 Afleet Alex 3rd

HORSES WHO HAVE COMPLETED THE DERBY-BELMONT DOUBLE Year Horse Preakness Results Year Horse Preakness Results Year Horse Preakness Results 1923 Zev 12th 1950 2nd 1976 Bold Forbes 3rd 1931 Twenty Grand 2nd 1956 Needles 2nd 1984 Swale 6th 1939 Johnstown 5th 1963 2nd 1995 Thunder Gulch 3rd 1942 5th 1972 Riva Ridge 4th h oto P i ll iams W y d ia L After winning the 1998 Kentucky Derby and Preakness Stakes®, Real Quiet missed his Triple Crown by the narrowest of margins as Victory Gallop caught him at the Belmont wire to win by a nose. P-30 ALL-TIME PREAKNESS STARTERS Preakness Starters

1873 TO 2013 – 1,215 ALL-TIME PREAKNESS STARTERS Name Year Fin. Name Year Fin. Name Year Fin. Ascot ...... 1894 Unp Big Pete ...... 1964 6th A Ask the Fare . . . . . 1967 7th Big Stretch ...... 1951 6th Achievement . . . . . 1916 3rd Assault ...... 1946 1st Big Sur ...... 1992 11th Add ...... 1875 8th Assignee ...... 1894 1st Bimelech ...... 1940 1st Admiral Porter . . . . 1954 10th Astrology ...... 2011 3rd Bing ...... 1980 5th Admiral’s Shield . . . .1970 8th Australind ...... 1875 7th Black Cash ...... 1998 5th Adonis ...... 1945 8th ...... 1975 5th Black Panther . . . . .1927 4th Adonis ...... 1999 6th Avies Copy ...... 1987 5th Blanc Seing . . . . . 1923 9th Advocator ...... 1966 6th Blazes ...... 1920 6th Aella ...... 1881 6th Blondin ...... 1926 2nd Affirmed ...... 1978 1st B Blue Man ...... 1952 1st Afleet Alex ...... 2005 1st Backbone ...... 1925 2nd Blue Skyer ...... 1966 9th African ...... 1929 3rd Badge ...... 1999 3rd Blue Swords . . . . . 1943 2nd Agincourt ...... 1992 7th Badger Land . . . . . 1986 4th Blumin Affair . . . . .1994 6th Agrarian ...... 1934 4th Bagenbaggage . . . . 1926 8th Boardman ...... 1879 4th Aikenite ...... 2010 10th Balkan ...... 1950 6th Boatswain ...... 1932 3rd Alamond ...... 1946 5th Bally Ache ...... 1960 1st Bobanet ...... 1945 9th Al Hattab ...... 1969 5th Baltic ...... 1881 3rd Bobashela ...... 1928 13th Albert ...... 1878 3rd Banton ...... 1926 13th Bodemeister . . . . . 2012 2nd Alerted ...... 1951 3rd Baquero ...... 1998 7th Bohemia ...... 1905 5th Alexis ...... 1945 7th Barbaro ...... 2006 DNF Bold ...... 1951 1st Alforten ...... 1904 6th Barbary Bush . . . . .1923 8th Bold Chapeau . . . . .1975 8th ...... 1876 4th Barbs Delight . . . . .1967 6th ...... 1981 2nd Allied Forces . . . . .1996 8th Bare Knuckles . . . . 1981 8th Bold Forbes . . . . . 1976 3rd All Game ...... 1974 12th Barnegat ...... 1913 3rd . . . . . 1971 5th Almadel ...... 1925 3rd Baron de Vaux . . . . 1990 8th Bold Ruler ...... 1957 1st Al M. Dick ...... 1917 2nd Barouche ...... 1902 6th Bold Style ...... 1982 4th Aloma’s Ruler . . . . .1982 1st Barrister ...... 1890 3rd Bold Venture . . . . .1936 1st Alorter ...... 1944 7th Baseful ...... 1904 5th Bombast ...... 1877 2nd Alsab ...... 1942 1st Basic Trainee . . . . .1998 8th Bombazette . . . . . 1895 7th Alydar ...... 1978 2nd Bateau ...... 1928 8th Bon Homme . . . . . 1921 8th Alydeed ...... 1992 2nd Bayard ...... 1878 2nd Bonmot ...... 1902 4th Alysheba ...... 1987 1st Bay Final ...... 1875 3rd Booklet ...... 2002 12th Amberoid ...... 1966 3rd Bay Eagle ...... 2001 8th Borrego ...... 2004 7th Ambush ...... 1876 6th Beacon Hill . . . . . 1929 5th Bostonian ...... 1927 1st Andy K...... 1940 5th Bee Bee Bee . . . . . 1972 1st Bovard ...... 1948 3rd Animal Kingdom . . . .2011 2nd ...... 1978 3rd Bow and Arrow . . . .1936 8th Apache ...... 1942 9th Belmar ...... 1895 1st Boxthorn ...... 1935 8th Apprehension . . . . .1924 15th Bernardini ...... 2006 1st Braccadale ...... 1924 13th April Fool ...... 1895 2nd Bertha B. colt . . . . .1888 2nd Brannon ...... 1935 6th AP Valentine . . . . . 2001 2nd Best Pal ...... 1991 5th Brave Cunarder . . . .1914 2nd Armageddon . . . . . 1930 8th Bet Big ...... 1983 7th Brian’s Time . . . . . 1988 2nd Armageddon . . . . . 1952 10th Better Luck ...... 1923 7th . . . . . 1986 3rd Arondack ...... 1909 6th Better Self ...... 1948 4th . . . . . 1933 10th Arroz ...... 1952 7th Bet Twice ...... 1987 2nd Brooms ...... 1928 18th Artist ...... 1873 3rd Big Blaze ...... 1924 8th Broomspun . . . . . 1921 1st Arts and Letters . . . .1969 2nd Big Brown ...... 2008 1st Brosseau ...... 1912 4th A Run ...... 1981 10th Big Drama ...... 2009 5th . . . . 2006 4th P-32 Preakness Starters

Name Year Fin. Name Year Fin. Name Year Fin. Bryn Mawr ...... 1904 1st Challedon ...... 1939 1st Correlation ...... 1954 2nd Buck’s Bid ...... 1974 lost rider Champlain ...... 1922 6th Correspondent . . . . 1953 7th Buddhist ...... 1889 1st Chance It Tony . . . . 1958 9th Cosmic Bomb . . . . .1947 6th Buddy Bauer . . . . .1927 12th Chantey ...... 1925 4th Count Chic ...... 1956 5th Bullet Proof . . . . . 1947 8th Charismatic . . . . . 1999 1st Counterpoint . . . . .1951 2nd Bull Lea ...... 1938 6th Charley Dreux . . . . 1888 4th Counter Punch . . . . 1977 8th Bull Whip ...... 1938 9th Chas Conerly . . . . .1983 11th Count Flame . . . . . 1952 8th Burgoo King . . . . . 1932 1st Chateaugay ...... 1963 2nd Count Fleet ...... 1943 1st Buskin ...... 1913 1st Cherokee Run . . . . 1993 2nd Country Squire . . . . 1963 8th Busy ...... 1910 6th Cherokee’s Boy . . . . 2003 8th Coventry ...... 1925 1st Buzkashi ...... 1970 10th Cherry Ripe . . . . . 1917 10th Coy Maid ...... 1905 3rd Bwana Tumbo . . . . 1912 2nd Chickvale ...... 1923 4th Cozzetti ...... 2012 7th By Hisself ...... 1925 5th Chief’s Crown . . . . .1985 2nd C P West ...... 2007 4th Chum ...... 1897 7th Crack Brigade . . . . 1930 2nd Ciencia ...... 1939 6th ...... 1938 2nd C . . . . .2007 5th Creation ...... 1908 4th Cadeau ...... 1913 5th Citation ...... 1948 1st Creative Cause . . . . 2012 3rd Cadillac ...... 1917 6th Classic Cat ...... 1998 3rd Crimson Fury . . . . .1961 9th Cairngorm ...... 1905 1st Clear Choice . . . . . 1986 7th Crimson Hero . . . . .2002 7th Caldron ...... 1897 6th Clock Tower . . . . . 1931 5th Crimson Satan . . . . 1962 7th Candy Hog ...... 1927 8th . . . 2005 9th Crozier ...... 1961 3rd Candy Spots . . . . . 1963 1st Cloverbrook . . . . . 1877 1st . . . .1987 3rd Cannonade ...... 1974 3rd Codex ...... 1980 1st Cryp Too ...... 1997 9th Canonero II . . . . . 1971 1st Cogs ...... 1913 6th Crystal . . . . 1927 11th Canter ...... 1926 6th Cojak ...... 1976 4th Culpepper ...... 1874 1st Can’t Wait ...... 1938 4th Colchis ...... 1942 4th Curacao ...... 1932 8th Cape Town ...... 1998 9th Col. Gutelius . . . . . 1916 5th Curacoa ...... 1894 Unp Captain Action . . . . 1969 7th Colonel Holloway . . . 1912 1st Curandero ...... 1949 6th Captain Bodgit . . . . 1997 3rd Colonel Moran . . . . 1980 3rd Curious Coin . . . . .1941 7th Capot ...... 1949 1st Col. Roosevelt . . . . .1900 4th Curlin ...... 2007 1st Caracortado . . . . . 2010 7th Col. Watson . . . . . 1882 3rd Curragh’leen . . . . .1916 8th Careful ...... 1921 12th Color Sergeant . . . . 1926 7th Cut Away ...... 1982 3rd Careful Gesture . . . . 1992 9th Come On Red . . . . .1956 7th Cutlass Reality . . . . 1985 5th Careless ...... 1904 4th Common Sense ...... 1983 9th Carry Back ...... 1961 1st Commonwealth . . . .1935 5th Captain Steve . . . . .2000 4th Compensation . . . . 1881 2nd D Cassette ...... 1896 4th Compliment . . . . . 1876 3rd Daddy Nose Best ...... 2012 9th Cassini ...... 1906 10th Concealed Identity . . .2011 10th Daisaburo ...... 1932 7th Casual Lies ...... 1992 3rd ...... 1994 3rd Dalhousie ...... 1910 2nd Catesby ...... 1873 4th Concerto ...... 1997 6th Damascus ...... 1967 1st Catoctin ...... 1881 5th ...... 2001 3rd Damrosch ...... 1916 1st Cat Thief ...... 1999 7th Consignee ...... 1875 6th Dan Buhre ...... 1907 5th ...... 1934 2nd Conte Di Savoya . . . .1992 13th Dance City ...... 2011 5th Cavonnier ...... 1996 4th Content ...... 1906 2nd Dance Floor . . . . . 1992 4th Cederstrome . . . . . 1905 7th Contest ...... 1947 10th Dancer’s Image . . . .1968 8th Cedric ...... 1879 5th Contestor ...... 1900 5th Dansil ...... 1989 4th Cefis ...... 1988 5th Copper Demon . . . . 1921 7th Danville ...... 1876 5th Celtic Air ...... 1967 8th Cormorant ...... 1977 4th . . . . . 1965 2nd ...... 1960 3rd Cornish Knight . . . . 1947 9th Darby Dieppe . . . . .1945 3rd Corporate Report . . . 1991 2nd P-33 Preakness Starters

Name Year Fin. Name Year Fin. Name Year Fin. ...... 1953 5th Eastern Fleet . . . . . 1971 2nd Fighting Fox . . . . . 1937 7th Dash For Dotty . . . . 1992 8th Easy Goer ...... 1989 2nd Fighting Notion . . . . 1990 5th Dauber ...... 1938 1st Easyfromthegitgo . . . 2002 5th Filigrane ...... 1899 2nd Dax S...... 1978 6th Ecole Etage ...... 1973 4th Finder’s Choice . . . . 1988 9th Deadly Dream . . . . 1973 5th Ed Bond ...... 1916 6th Fire Eater ...... 1903 6th ...... 1962 8th Eddie Henry . . . . . 1916 4th Firethorn ...... 1935 2nd Defendum ...... 1914 3rd Eddington ...... 2004 3rd ...... 2010 2nd Departing ...... 2013 6th Edisto ...... 1925 7th First Landing . . . . .1959 9th Deputed Testamony . . 1983 1st Editor’s Note . . . . . 1996 3rd Flabbergast ...... 1913 7th Desert Wine . . . . . 1983 2nd Ed Kearney ...... 1894 3rd Flag Admiral . . . . . 1983 10th Destroyer ...... 1974 11th Effendi ...... 1909 1st Flag Raiser ...... 1965 9th De Valera ...... 1933 7th Eiffel Blue ...... 1956 6th Flags ...... 1918 8th Devil Diver ...... 1942 8th El Bakan ...... 1993 3rd Flammula ...... 1904 7th Diabolical ...... 2006 8th Elkins ...... 1897 2nd Flashpoint ...... 2011 14th Diabolo ...... 1975 3rd Elkwood ...... 1886 3rd Fleet Path ...... 1955 6th Dialed In ...... 2011 4th Elmwood ...... 1875 5th Fleet Peet ...... 1965 9th ...... 1934 3rd Elocutionist . . . . . 1976 1st Flip Flap ...... 1906 7th Display ...... 1926 1st Emily F...... 1880 3rd Flirt ...... 1894 Unp Dispose ...... 1941 6th Enfield ...... 1894 Unp Flocarline ...... 1903 1st Dissenter ...... 1900 10th Eolian ...... 1886 4th Flying First Class . . . .2007 9th Distraction ...... 1928 9th Equality ...... 2002 13th Flying Johnnie . . . . 1962 9th Dit ...... 1940 9th ...... 1931 4th Flying Nashua . . . . .1981 12th Divine Comedy . . . . 1960 4th Escambia Bay . . . . .1981 7th . . . . . 1979 4th Dixie Knight . . . . . 1910 9th Essare ...... 1929 8th Flying Private . . . . .2009 4th Dollar Bill ...... 2001 4th Eternal ...... 1919 2nd Flying Scot ...... 1937 3rd Dolly Spanker . . . . .1904 3rd Eternal Prince . . . . 1985 3rd Folking ...... 1929 6th Domingo ...... 1942 10th Ethon ...... 1907 2nd Foolish Pleasure . . . .1975 2nd Donaghee ...... 1924 4th Eurus ...... 1886 2nd Footprint ...... 1911 4th Don Creole ...... 1907 4th Exceedingly . . . . . 1966 7th Foreground . . . . . 1918 7th Don Enrique . . . . . 1907 1st Excellent Meeting . . . 1999 DNF For Free ...... 1954 5th Donnaconna . . . . . 1920 5th Executioner . . . . . 1971 6th Fortune’s Gone . . . . 1992 10th Don Q...... 1928 10th ...... 1988 7th Dooly ...... 1950 3rd F Forward Pass . . . . .1968 1st Double Sonic . . . . .1981 9th Fabius ...... 1956 1st Foufa’s Warrior . . . .2003 7th Dr. Barlow ...... 1901 3rd Faenza ...... 1924 12th Fox Trot ...... 1917 14th Dr. Duenner . . . . . 1911 5th Fair Call ...... 1942 6th ...... 1997 2nd Dress Parade . . . . .1926 4th Fair Star ...... 1927 6th Free Lance ...... 1897 4th Dr. Freeland . . . . . 1929 1st Fairway ...... 1920 9th Friar’s Hope . . . . . 1928 14th Dr. Miller ...... 1961 4th Fashion Plate . . . . .1909 2nd Friesan Fire . . . . . 2009 10th Drummond . . . . . 1919 9th Fatinitza ...... 1906 8th Frisk Me Now . . . . .1997 5th Dublin ...... 2010 5th Faultless ...... 1947 1st Fruit Cake ...... 1917 4th Duke of Magenta . . . 1878 1st Fauntleroy ...... 1910 12th Full Dress ...... 1930 10th Dunboyne ...... 1887 1st Favorable Turn . . . . 1967 9th Funny Cide ...... 2003 1st Dunboyne ...... 1919 11th Feather Box . . . . . 1996 12th Fusaichi Pegasus . . . 2000 2nd Dunce ...... 1959 3rd Federal Hill . . . . . 1957 7th Fusileer ...... 1894 Unp Dust Commander . . . 1970 9th Festival King . . . . . 1959 5th Ferdinand ...... 1986 2nd G E Festive Mood . . . . .1972 5th Galantman ...... 1922 5th Eager Exchange . . . .1972 6th Fight Over ...... 1984 3rd Galdar ...... 1854 7th

P-34 Preakness Starters

Name Year Fin. Name Year Fin. Name Year Fin. . . . . . 1940 3rd Gushing Oil . . . . . 1952 6th Hill Rise ...... 1964 3rd Gallant Fox ...... 1930 1st Gusto ...... 1932 6th Hill Top ...... 1909 3rd Galloping Grocer . . . 2005 13th Hindred ...... 1902 5th Gate Dancer . . . . . 1984 1st Hindus ...... 1900 1st Gay Bit ...... 1944 5th H Hitting Away . . . . . 1961 6th Gayego ...... 2008 11th ...... 1965 3rd Hobglobin ...... 1923 6th . . . 1979 5th Hajji’s Treasure . . . .1985 DNF Holiday ...... 1914 1st General Quarters . . . 2009 9th Half Rock ...... 1915 2nd Hollyrood ...... 1936 5th Gen. Thatcher . . . . .1923 2nd Half Time ...... 1899 1st Honest Pleasure . . . .1976 5th Genuine Risk . . . . .1980 2nd Hall of Fame . . . . . 1951 5th Honey’s Alibi . . . . .1955 5th George Starr . . . . . 1918 10th Hal's Hope ...... 2000 8th Honor Grades . . . . .1991 8th ...... 2005 3rd Hal's Image . . . . . 2005 11th Hoop Jr...... 1945 2nd Giant Moon . . . . . 2008 8th Hamilton II ...... 1896 2nd Hot Wells ...... 1998 4th Gigantic ...... 1954 11th Hammock ...... 1900 7th Houston ...... 1989 6th Gilded Knight . . . . .1939 2nd Hampden ...... 1946 3rd Hoxie ...... 1997 7th Glad’s Flame . . . . . 1969 8th Handsome . . . 1952 9th Huckleberry . . . . . 1874 4th Glendale ...... 1888 3rd Hansel ...... 1991 1st Hudson County . . . . 1974 8th Glenecho ...... 1905 8th ...... 2007 3rd Hugh Hefner . . . . . 2000 6th Globemaster . . . . . 1961 2nd Hark the Lark . . . . .1970 12th Humiliation . . . . . 1914 6th G. M. Miller . . . . . 1910 10th Harlan’s Holiday . . . .2002 4th Hyannis ...... 1917 12th Go For Gin ...... 1994 2nd Harold ...... 1879 1st Hypocrite ...... 1938 8th Going Wild ...... 2005 14th Harriman ...... 1987 9th Gold Brook . . . . . 1930 5th Hasseyampa . . . . . 1954 3rd ...... 1979 2nd Hassi’s Image . . . . .1972 7th I Goldencents . . . . . 2013 5th Hasty Road ...... 1954 1st I Am The Game ...... 1985 4th Gold Stick ...... 1925 6th Hauberk ...... 1915 4th Icabad Crane . . . . .2008 3rd Golf Ace ...... 1956 4th Hawkster ...... 1989 5th I’ll Have Another . . . 2012 1st Go Lightly ...... 1955 8th Hea ...... 1922 2nd Impeachment . . . . .2000 3rd Gone Fishin’ . . . . . 1958 3rd Head Play ...... 1933 1st Imperialism . . . . . 2004 5th Gonfalon ...... 1900 9th Heatherbroom . . . . 1911 6th Impetuosity . . . . . 1971 9th Good Luck ...... 1906 6th Heck ...... 1882 2nd Impound ...... 1939 4th Goshawk ...... 1923 13th He Did ...... 1936 7th In Contention . . . . .1996 6th Govenor Charlie . . . .2013 8th Hegar ...... 1993 9th ...... 1967 2nd Goyamo ...... 1954 4th Heir to the Line . . . .1974 6th Indigo Star ...... 1978 5th Gramps Image . . . . 1944 4th Hemingway's Key . . . 2006 3rd Indulto ...... 1966 5th . . . . . 1936 11th Hephaistos ...... 1922 8th Inlander ...... 1933 5th Grania ...... 1909 8th Herbert ...... 1900 6th Inside Tract . . . . . 1957 3rd Granville ...... 1936 2nd Hermitage ...... 1906 9th Inswept ...... 1957 6th Great Power . . . . . 1967 10th Hermitage ...... 1929 11th Intermission . . . . . 1896 3rd Greek Money . . . . .1962 1st Hey Byrn ...... 2008 7th Iota ...... 1905 9th Greeley's Galaxy . . . .2005 7th Hey Hey J.P...... 1977 7th . . . 1977 2nd Greeley's Legacy . . . .2006 5th . . . . .1970 4th Iron Liege ...... 1957 2nd Greengrass Greene . . .1969 6th High Fly ...... 2005 10th Isn’t He Perfect . . . . 2011 9th Green Hornet . . . . .1962 6th High Honors . . . . . 1983 3rd Itron ...... 1995 11th Greenwood ...... 1916 2nd . . . . 1981 6th Itsmyluckyday . . . . .2013 2nd Grenada ...... 1880 1st High Limit ...... 2005 5th Grey Coat ...... 1929 7th High Quest ...... 1934 1st Griffinite ...... 2001 5th High Yield ...... 2000 7th J ...... 1986 6th Hill Prince ...... 1950 1st Jack At The Bank . . . 1997 10th Gulch ...... 1987 4th P-35 Preakness Starters

Name Year Fin. Name Year Fin. Name Year Fin. Jack Hare Jr...... 1918 1st Kentucky Jazz . . . . .1990 7th Little Matth Man . . . .2004 8th Jack of Hearts . . . . .1881 4th Kerry Patch ...... 1933 6th Live Wire ...... 1908 2nd . . . . .2010 3rd . . . . 1972 3rd Lohengrin ...... 1913 8th Jacobus ...... 1883 1st Kiamesha ...... 1905 2nd Longview ...... 1885 4th Jaipur ...... 1962 10th Kimberlite Pipe . . . . 1999 8th Lookin At Lucky . . . .2010 1st Jaklin Klugman . . . . 1980 4th King Amadeus . . . . .1874 2nd Lookinforthebigone . . 1987 7th Jamie K...... 1953 2nd King Bay ...... 1947 11th Looming ...... 1994 7th Jampol ...... 1952 2nd King Cole ...... 1941 2nd Lord Boswell . . . . .1946 2nd Japhet ...... 1889 2nd King Congie . . . . . 2011 7th Lord of the Valley . . . 1904 9th Jay Ray ...... 1969 3rd King Neptune . . . . .1916 9th Lough Storm . . . . . 1921 13th Jean Bart ...... 1936 3rd King of the Roxy . . . .2007 6th Louis Quatorze . . . . 1996 1st Jeannette B...... 1912 5th King . . . . . 1919 4th Lovemenow . . . . . 1946 7th Jeg ...... 1921 3rd King Thrush . . . . . 1920 4th Lucifer ...... 1877 3rd Jenifer ...... 1876 7th Kin Run ...... 1974 5th Lucky Debonair . . . .1965 7th Jerrico ...... 1879 2nd Kinsman ...... 1950 5th Lucky Pluck . . . . . 1980 8th Jet Action ...... 1954 8th Kissin Saint ...... 2003 10th Lucky Tom ...... 1932 9th ...... 1947 4th Kleburne ...... 1913 2nd Luv Gov ...... 2009 8th Jewell Dorsett . . . . .1937 8th Knapsack ...... 1928 15th Lydian ...... 1898 4th Jewel’s Reward . . . . 1958 7th Knight of Ellerslie . . . 1884 1st Jig Time ...... 1968 5th Knight Landing . . . . 1980 7th Jim French ...... 1971 3rd Knight Warrior . . . . 1936 10th M Jingo ...... 1912 6th Knockdown . . . . . 1946 4th . . . . .2008 2nd Jock Scot ...... 1917 11th Knowitall ...... 1951 7th Mackey Dwyer . . . . 1903 2nd Joe Johnston . . . . . 1873 7th Koluctoo Jimmy Al . . .1993 10th Mad Play ...... 1924 3rd Joe Kenyon ...... 1911 7th Mad Pursuit . . . . . 1932 4th John Boulger . . . . .1873 2nd Magic Weisner . . . . 2002 2nd John C...... 1885 3rd L Mahoney ...... 1887 2nd Johnstown ...... 1939 5th Lackland ...... 1899 3rd Maid At Arms . . . . .1925 11th ...... 1918 4th Ladder ...... 1931 3rd Maj. Daingerfield . . . 1902 2nd Jolly Johu ...... 1974 4th ...... 1933 2nd Majestic Prince . . . . 1969 1st Jopagan ...... 1927 10th Land Rush ...... 1990 6th Malibu Moonshine . . .2005 8th J. O. Tobin ...... 1977 5th Lanius ...... 1918 3rd Manassa Mauler . . . .1959 8th J.R.’s Horizon . . . . .1990 9th Larabie ...... 1906 3rd . . . . 1991 3rd J. R.’s Pet ...... 1974 7th Laser Light ...... 1982 5th Man o’ War . . . . . 1920 1st Judge Murray . . . . .1880 5th Layminster ...... 1910 1st Mantagna ...... 1935 4th June Grass ...... 1922 3rd Lemon Twist . . . . . 1963 4th Marauder ...... 1959 4th Justice F...... 1927 9th Leonardo II . . . . . 1921 4th Marciano ...... 2001 7th Just the Time . . . . .1975 9th Leucite ...... 1929 9th Marfa ...... 1983 4th Liberty Ruler . . . . .1958 12th Margrave ...... 1896 1st Light . . . . .1926 5th Marine Victory . . . . 1946 9th K Life’s Hope ...... 1976 6th Mars ...... 1926 3rd Kalitan ...... 1917 1st Like Now ...... 2006 7th Martinez ...... 1910 7th Kandaly ...... 1994 4th Lil E. Tee ...... 1992 5th Martingale ...... 1923 10th Kansas ...... 1941 5th Limit to Reason . . . .1971 11th Martins Jig ...... 1968 7th Kate Bright ...... 1918 3rd Lincoln Road . . . . .1958 2nd Martins Rullah . . . . 1958 10th Kauai King ...... 1966 1st Lindale ...... 1905 10th Mary Maud ...... 1918 6th Kennel ...... 1895 5th Linkage ...... 1982 2nd Master Derby . . . . .1975 1st Kentucky Bear . . . . 2008 6th Lion Heart ...... 2004 4th Mate ...... 1931 1st Kentucky Boy . . . . .1917 3rd Little Currrent . . . . .1974 1st Matey ...... 1937 6th

P-36 Preakness Starters

Name Year Fin. Name Year Fin. Name Year Fin. McKittredge . . . . . 1906 5th Nashua Blue . . . . . 1961 7th Oliver’s Twist . . . . .1995 2nd Mecke ...... 1995 5th Nashville ...... 1917 8th Olympio ...... 1991 4th Medaglia D’Oro . . . .2002 8th Naskra ...... 1970 5th Omaha ...... 1935 1st Medallion ...... 1910 11th Nassak ...... 1928 11th On Deck ...... 1897 3rd Media ...... 1975 10th Natchez ...... 1946 6th One Count ...... 1952 3rd Memory Book . . . . 1936 6th Native Charger . . . . 1965 4th On My Honor . . . . .1963 7th Menacing Dennis . . . 2002 10th Native Dancer . . . . .1953 1st On Trust ...... 1947 2nd Menifee ...... 1999 2nd Native Guest . . . . . 1975 7th On Watch ...... 1920 7th Menow ...... 1938 3rd Nautical ...... 1924 14th Open View ...... 1959 10th Merry Maker . . . . .1937 8th Navigator ...... 1926 11th Optimizer ...... 2012 6th Michigan Boy . . . . .1930 4th Nebraska ...... 1917 7th Orb ...... 2013 4th Michore ...... 1958 11th Needles ...... 1956 2nd Orestes ...... 1918 5th Middleground . . . . 1950 2nd Needles’ Count . . . . 1965 8th Orleans Doge . . . . .1961 8th Midnight Interlude . . .2011 13th Nellie Flag ...... 1935 7th Our Boots ...... 1941 3rd Midway Road . . . . .2003 2nd Nellie Morse . . . . . 1924 1st Our Dad ...... 1959 6th Milkmaid ...... 1919 8th Neopolitan Way . . . .1974 2nd Our Gatsby ...... 1995 7th . . . . 2009 2nd Nepperhan ...... 1918 5th Our Native ...... 1973 3rd Minotaur ...... 1929 2nd ...... 1963 3rd Outlander ...... 1901 4th Mint Slewlep . . . . . 2007 7th New Moon ...... 1943 4th Out of the Way . . . . 1968 2nd ...... 1940 2nd New York Hero . . . . 2003 6th Over There ...... 1919 5th Miracle Wood . . . . .1986 5th Nichavo ...... 1926 9th Over the Top . . . . . 1937 5th Mirage ...... 1895 4th Nirgal Lad ...... 1954 9th Oxbow ...... 2013 1st Miss Joy ...... 1922 10th Noble Causeway . . . .2005 6th . . . . .1990 3rd Noble Impulse . . . . 1949 3rd P Misty Cloud . . . . . 1967 5th Nodouble ...... 1968 3rd Pack Soldier . . . . . 1984 9th Mixed Count . . . . . 1996 11th ...... 1972 2nd Paddy O’Prado . . . . 2010 6th Model Cadet . . . . . 1949 7th No More Flowers . . . 1987 8th ...... 1949 2nd Modest ...... 1924 10th Noon Time Spender . . 1978 4th Pana Brass ...... 1995 10th ...... 2001 6th No Regrets ...... 1956 3rd Papa Clem ...... 2009 6th Montague ...... 1890 1st Norman Asbjornson . . 2011 11th Parfaitement . . . . . 1983 8th Mosawtre ...... 1937 4th Norse King ...... 1915 5th Paris Prince . . . . . 1983 12th Mr. Commons . . . . .2011 8th Northern Dancer . . . 1964 1st Paristo ...... 1981 3rd Mr. John ...... 2001 11th Northern Giant . . . . 2010 12th Parnell ...... 1883 2nd Mr. Trouble . . . . . 1950 4th Northern Wolf . . . . 1989 8th Partez ...... 1981 5th Mucho Macho Man . . 2011 6th Noureddin ...... 1958 5th Patience Game . . . . 1999 5th Music Prospector . . . 1990 4th Numerous ...... 1994 5th Paul Kauvar . . . . . 1897 1st Musket Man . . . . . 2009 3rd Nuto ...... 1898 3rd Pavot ...... 1945 5th My Dad George ...... 1970 2nd Paymaster ...... 1887 4th My Luck Runs North . . 1992 12th Peace Rules . . . . . 2003 4th Mylute ...... 2013 3rd O Penalo ...... 1928 6th Mystery Storm . . . . 1995 8th Oaklands ...... 1873 5th Pensive ...... 1944 1st Mythology ...... 1921 14th Ocean Blue ...... 1941 8th Pentaur ...... 1904 10th Odd Socks ...... 1894 6th Percy Hope ...... 2001 9th Oden ...... 1880 2nd Periwinkle ...... 1873 6th N Oh Fudge ...... 1970 14th Personal Hope . . . . 1993 4th Nah Hiss ...... 1957 5th Oh Say ...... 1928 16th Personality ...... 1970 1st Namtor ...... 1902 3rd Oil Man ...... 1922 9th Petee-Wrack . . . . . 1928 17th Nance’s Lad . . . . . 1955 4th Old England . . . . . 1902 1st Peter the Great . . . . 1894 5th Nashua ...... 1955 1st Old Rockport . . . . .1949 8th Phalanx ...... 1947 3rd

P-37 Preakness Starters

Name Year Fin. Name Year Fin. Name Year Fin. Phantom Jet . . . . . 1987 6th Quadrangle . . . . . 1964 4th Routledge ...... 1919 6th Philosophy ...... 1890 2nd Royal Bay Gem . . . . 1953 3rd Phil Ungar ...... 1916 7th Royal J.D...... 1971 7th Pictor ...... 1940 6th R Royal Man ...... 1940 8th Pillory ...... 1922 1st Racecar Rhapsody . . .2008 4th Royal Orbit ...... 1959 1st Pine Bluff ...... 1992 1st Rachel Alexandra . . . 2009 1st Royal Tourist . . . . .1908 1st ...... 1984 5th Raja’s Shark . . . . . 1984 8th Rube the Great . . . . 1974 9th . . . 2009 11th Ram o’ War . . . . . 1953 4th . . . . 1977 3rd Piraeus ...... 1917 5th Rappahannock . . . . 1876 2nd Runes ...... 1915 3rd Pirate Gold ...... 1922 4th Ratheram ...... 1956 8th Rural Retreat . . . . .1963 6th Play Fellow ...... 1983 5th Raymond ...... 1887 3rd Rustic ...... 1924 6th Platinum Couple . . . .2006 6th Real Quiet ...... 1998 1st ...... 1944 2nd Reason to Hail . . . . 1967 4th ...... 1984 2nd Rebuke ...... 1922 12th S Play the Red . . . . . 1976 2nd Recount ...... 1918 6th Sadie S...... 1901 2nd Pleasant Colony . . . .1981 1st Red Bullet ...... 2000 1st Sager ...... 1910 3rd Pleasant Prince . . . . 2010 11th Refund ...... 1888 1st Sally’s Alley ...... 1923 11th Plenty Old ...... 1970 13th Regal Classic . . . . .1988 6th Samoyed ...... 1980 6th Plion ...... 1958 4th Regal Sir ...... 1977 9th Sans Souci II . . . . .1909 7th Point Given ...... 2001 1st Rehabilitate . . . . . 1966 4th Saratoga ...... 1955 2nd Polar Expedition . . . .1994 10th Reinvested ...... 1982 6th Sarmatian ...... 1900 2nd Polly Ann ...... 1921 2nd Rensselaer ...... 1897 5th Saunterer ...... 1881 1st Polynesian ...... 1945 1st Repetoire ...... 1951 8th ...... 1874 5th Pomponius ...... 1933 4th Requested ...... 1942 DH-2nd Saxon ...... 1927 7th ...... 1937 2nd Revenue Agent . . . . 1924 5th Scallywag ...... 1913 4th Ponder ...... 1949 5th Reybourn ...... 1910 5th Scapa Flow ...... 1927 5th Poppyman ...... 1933 8th Rhine Maiden . . . . .1915 1st Schoolyard Dreams . . 2010 9th Porter’s Cap . . . . . 1941 4th Rialto ...... 1923 3rd ...... 2005 2nd Possession ...... 1904 8th Richly Blended . . . . 2001 10th Scratch ...... 1874 3rd Potentate ...... 1894 2nd Rico Tesio ...... 1959 7th Screen King . . . . . 1979 3rd Powis Castle . . . . . 1994 9th Ridan ...... 1962 2nd Scrimshaw ...... 2003 3rd Prairie Bayou . . . . .1993 1st Rightful ...... 1903 3rd ...... 1993 5th Prego ...... 1962 11th Riley Tucker . . . . . 2008 12th Sea Swallow . . . . . 1945 6th Presto ...... 1894 Unp Ring King ...... 1954 6th Seattle Slew . . . . . 1977 1st Pretension ...... 2012 11th Ringmaster ...... 1968 9th Secnav ...... 1947 7th Primate ...... 1952 4th Risen Star ...... 1988 1st Secretariat ...... 1973 1st Prince of Bourbon . . .1925 10th Risk ...... 1875 4th Secreto de Estado . . . 1996 9th Prince of Thieves . . . 1996 7th Riskolater ...... 1947 5th Selari ...... 1965 6th Prince Thou Art . . . .1975 4th Riskulus ...... 1934 7th Senator Clay . . . . . 1907 6th Private Terms . . . . .1988 4th Riva Ridge ...... 1972 4th Senor Swinger . . . . 2003 5th Promised Land . . . . 1957 4th Robert Cooper . . . . 1908 3rd Shackleford . . . . . 2011 1st Proud Citizen . . . . .2002 3rd Robin’s Bug . . . . . 1970 11th ...... 1973 2nd . . . . .1967 3rd Rochester ...... 1897 3rd Sherluck ...... 1961 5th Psychic Bid ...... 1935 3rd Rockamundo . . . . .1993 7th Shirley ...... 1876 1st Pulverizing ...... 1989 7th Rock & Rye . . . . . 1886 5th Shut Out ...... 1942 5th Rock Hard Ten . . . . 2004 2nd Silent Screen . . . . .1970 3rd Rock Man ...... 1926 10th Silent Shot ...... 1933 9th Q Rock Point ...... 1989 3rd . . . . .1958 8th Quecreek ...... 1921 11th Roman Brother . . . .1964 5th Silver Charm . . . . . 1997 1st Quietude ...... 1918 9th Roman Line . . . . . 1962 3rd Silver Florin . . . . . 1974 10th

P-38 Preakness Starters

Name Year Fin. Name Year Fin. Name Year Fin. Silver Goblin . . . . . 1994 8th Sting ...... 1924 11th Talkin Man ...... 1995 6th Silver’s Prospect . . . .1998 10th Stir Up ...... 1944 3rd Tall Timber ...... 1923 5th Single Foot ...... 1925 9th Stop Time ...... 1970 7th Tank’s Prospect . . . .1985 1st Singh ...... 1975 6th Straight Gin . . . . . 2002 9th Taran ...... 1949 9th Sir Barton ...... 1919 1st St. Regis ...... 1910 8th Taylor’s Special . . . . 1984 4th Sir Beau ...... 1968 6th Street Sense . . . . . 2007 2nd Technology ...... 1992 6th Sir Harry ...... 1927 2nd Strike The Gold . . . .1991 6th Tecumseh ...... 1885 1st Sir Knight ...... 1894 Unp Strolling Player . . . . 1928 4th Teeth of the Dog . . . .2012 5th Sir Shackleton . . . . 2004 6th Stupendous . . . . . 1966 2nd Tejano Run ...... 1995 9th Sir Sir ...... 1977 6th Stymie ...... 1944 6th Ten Booker . . . . . 1890 4th Sir Wiggle ...... 1970 6th Sub Fleet ...... 1952 5th Ten Candles . . . . . 1900 3rd Siskin ...... 1909 5th Sue Kittie ...... 1895 3rd Ten Cents A Shine . . . 2003 9th Skip Away ...... 1996 2nd Summer Squall . . . . 1990 1st Terrain ...... 2009 7th Skip Trial ...... 1985 9th Sun Again ...... 1942 DH-2nd Tetrarchal ...... 1930 11th Sky Wonder . . . . . 1963 5th Sun Bahram . . . . . 1949 4th Teufel ...... 1936 9th Sleight of Hand . . . . 1894 Unp Sun Beau ...... 1928 5th The Bard ...... 1886 1st Sly Fox ...... 1898 1st Sunburst ...... 1876 8th The Belgian II . . . . .1917 13th Smarty Jones . . . . .2004 1st Sunday Silence . . . . 1989 1st The Clown ...... 1906 4th Snow Chief ...... 1986 1st Sundown II ...... 1959 11th The Doge ...... 1945 4th Snowflakes ...... 1930 3rd Sun Egret ...... 1938 5th The Gardener . . . . .1909 9th Snuck In ...... 2000 5th Sun Flag ...... 1924 7th The Golden Prince . . .1901 5th Solace ...... 1928 3rd Sun King ...... 2005 4th The Governor . . . . .1914 4th Soll Gills ...... 1931 7th Sunny Jim ...... 1921 10th The Huguenot . . . . .1898 2nd Song and Dance . . . .1894 Unp Sunny’s Halo . . . . . 1983 6th The Knight ...... 1907 7th Song of the Sword . . .2004 9th Sunny Slope . . . . . 1918 2nd The Nigger ...... 1911 3rd Sorry About That . . . 1988 8th Sun Pharos ...... 1940 7th The Nut ...... 1929 4th Sortie ...... 1928 12th Sunrise County . . . . 1962 5th The Parader . . . . . 1901 1st Sound Off ...... 1971 4th Sun Shower . . . . . 1902 7th The Porter ...... 1918 2nd Soul of Honor . . . . .1929 10th Sun Up ...... 1895 6th The Scoundrel . . . . 1964 2nd Southern Sultan . . . .1985 7th Super Saver . . . . . 2010 8th The Stranger . . . . . 1877 4th Spanish Maize . . . . 1922 7th Surf Board ...... 1931 6th Thirty Eight Paces . . . 1981 4th Sparrowvon . . . . . 1985 8th Survivor ...... 1873 1st Thorndale ...... 1924 9th Spartan Cat ...... 1998 6th Swale ...... 1984 7th Thunder Gulch . . . . 1995 3rd Speakerphone . . . . 1992 14th Sway Away ...... 2011 12th Tick On ...... 1932 2nd Spearhead ...... 1914 5th On ...... 1919 3rd Tidy Bid ...... 1946 10th Spectacular Bid . . . .1979 1st . . . . . 2006 2nd Tiger Walk ...... 2012 8th Sport Jet ...... 1985 10th Sweet Sentiment . . . .1930 6th Timber Country . . . .1995 1st Spouting Horn . . . . 1971 10th Swift Ruler ...... 1965 5th Timely Reward . . . . 1951 4th Spy Hill ...... 1934 5th Swinfield ...... 1930 9th Time Supply . . . . . 1934 6th Stairs ...... 1912 7th Swope ...... 1925 12th Timmara ...... 1926 12th S.S. Hot Sauce . . . . 1984 10th Sword Dancer . . . . 1959 2nd Tim Tam ...... 1958 1st Starbottle ...... 1910 4th Tipsand ...... 1912 3rd . . . . .1995 4th Titletown Five . . . . .2013 9th Star Voter ...... 1921 9th T Tom Ochiltree . . . . 1875 1st Statesman ...... 1909 10th Tabasco Cat . . . . . 1994 1st Tom Rolfe ...... 1965 1st St.Allan ...... 1920 8th Table Limit ...... 2002 11th Tone It Down . . . . .2009 12th St. Daniel ...... 1903 4th Tahitian King . . . . .1953 6th Too Wild ...... 1993 11th Stephen Got Even . . . 1999 4th Tajawa ...... 1985 6th Top Avenger . . . . . 1981 13th Stevil ...... 2008 5th Take the Points . . . . 2009 13th Top Knight ...... 1969 4th St. Henry ...... 1922 11th Talent Show . . . . . 1958 6th Toro ...... 1928 2nd Sticks ...... 1955 7th Torrid Sand . . . . . 1999 11th P-39 Preakness Starters

Name Year Fin. Name Year Fin. Name Year Fin. Torsion ...... 1973 6th Von Tromp ...... 1905 6th Winning Colors . . . . 1988 3rd Touch Gold ...... 1997 4th Vulcanite ...... 1919 7th Woodchopper . . . . 1981 11th Touch Me Not . . . . .1921 6th Vulcan’s Forge . . . . 1948 2nd Woodcraft ...... 1930 7th Tour’s Big Red . . . . 1996 10th Wood-Pro ...... 1968 10th Track Reward . . . . .1978 7th Woods of Windsor . . .1993 6th . . . . . 1955 3rd W Worldly Manner . . . .1999 12th Transmute ...... 1924 2nd War Admiral . . . . . 1937 1st Wotan ...... 1904 2nd Transporter . . . . . 1936 4th War Cloud ...... 1918 1st Traveller ...... 1909 4th War Emblem . . . . .2002 1st Tres Borrachos . . . . 2008 9th War Hero ...... 1932 5th X Trompe La Mort . . . .1918 4th Water Bank . . . . . 1982 7th Xchanger ...... 2007 8th Tryster ...... 1921 5th Water Cannon . . . . .2004 10th Tugai Bey ...... 1903 6th Water Light ...... 1905 4th Tumbler ...... 1917 9th Watervale ...... 1911 1st Y Turfman ...... 1880 4th Wee Admiral . . . . . 1946 8th Yankee Bravo . . . . .2008 10th T. V. Lark ...... 1960 6th Welcher ...... 1884 2nd Yankee Lad ...... 1968 4th Twenty Grand . . . . .1931 2nd Went the Day Well . . .2012 10th Your Chance . . . . . 1940 4th Typhoon ...... 1928 7th Whadjathink . . . . . 1991 7th Yurucari ...... 1919 10th Whimsical ...... 1906 1st Yawanna Twist . . . . 2010 4th Whirlaway ...... 1941 1st U ...... 1927 3rd Unbridled ...... 1990 2nd Wickham ...... 1885 2nd Z Understanding . . . . 1966 8th Wildair ...... 1920 3rd Zambesi ...... 1907 3rd Union City ...... 1993 DNF Wild Gale ...... 1993 8th Zetterholm ...... 2012 4th Upset ...... 1920 2nd Wild Tempest . . . . .1997 8th Zeus ...... 1911 3nd USS Tinosa ...... 2002 6th ...... 2005 12th Zev ...... 1923 12th Utopian ...... 1933 3rd . . . 2013 7th Wind Flyer ...... 1984 6th V Vagabond ...... 1875 9th Valdina Orphan . . . .1942 7th Valhol ...... 1999 9th Vanguard ...... 1882 1st Vegas Vic ...... 1971 8th Venetian Way . . . . .1960 5th Vicar ...... 1999 10th Viator ...... 1875 2nd Victorian ...... 1928 1st . . . . .1960 2nd Victory Gallop . . . . .1998 2nd Victory Speech . . . . 1996 5th Vigil ...... 1923 1st Vimy Ridge ...... 1962 4th Vincentive ...... 1943 3rd Vindex ...... 1919 12th Virginian ...... 1879 6th Volant ...... 1915 6th Volitant ...... 1939 3rd Voltaic ...... 1925 8th WindmereD. Wayne Lukas. . . and. . Proud.1900 Citizen, one8th of 40 starters Lukas has run in the Preakness Stakes. P-40 PREAKNESS OWNERS Preakness Owners

RECORDS OF OWNERS (Most Starters)

Greentree Stable—(19) 1918—Flags ...... 8th 1878—Duke of Magenta ...... 1st 1921—Touch Me Not ...... 6th 1919—Vindex ...... 11th 1879—Harold ...... 1st 1922—Pirate Gold ...... 4th 1920—Upset ...... 2nd 1880—Grenada ...... 1st 1922—Galantman ...... 5th 1920—Wildair ...... 3rd 1881—Saunterer ...... 1st 1923—Barbary Bush ...... 8th 1921—Broomspun ...... 1st 1882—Vanguard ...... 1st 1923—Chickvale ...... 4th 1925—Chantey ...... 4th King Ranch (8) 1926—Navigator ...... 11th 1924—Transmute ...... 2nd 1939—Ciencia ...... 6th 1927—Saxon ...... 7th 1925—Backbone ...... 2nd 1941—Dispose ...... 6th 1931—Twenty Grand ...... 2nd 1926—Blondin ...... 2nd 1931—Surf Board ...... 6th 1927—Bostonian ...... 1st 1946—Assault ...... 1st 1932—Curacao ...... 8th 1927—Whiskery ...... 3rd 1947—Contest ...... 10th 1934—Spy Hill ...... 5th 1928—Victorian ...... 1st 1948—Better Self ...... 4th 1936—Memory Book ...... 6th 1929—Beacon Hill ...... 5th 1949—Curandero ...... 6th 1942—Shut Out ...... 5th Overbrook Farm (10) 1950—Middleground ...... 2nd 1942—Devil Diver ...... 8th 1990—Land Rush ...... 6th 1968—Out of the Way ...... 2nd 1944—Stir Up ...... 3rd 1991—Corporate Report ...... 2nd Wheatley Stable (7) 1949—Capot ...... 1st 1992—Big Sur ...... 11th 1928—Distraction ...... 9th 1951—Big Stretch ...... 6th 1993—Union City ...... b.d. 1933—Utopian ...... 3rd 1951—Hall of Fame ...... 5th 1994—Tobasco Cat ...... 1st 1936—Teufel ...... 9th 1981—Woodchopper ...... 11th 1995—Timber Country ...... 1st 1939—Gilded Knight ...... 2nd Calumet Farm (15) 1996—Editor’s Note ...... 3rd 1957—Bold Ruler ...... 1st 1935—Nellie Flag ...... 7th 1998—Cape Town ...... 9th 1966—Stupendous ...... 2nd 1938—Bull Lea ...... 6th 1999—Cat Thief ...... 7th 1967—Great Power ...... 10th 2002—Table Limit ...... 11th 1941—Whirlaway ...... 1st Rancocas Stable (6) 1942—Sun Again ...... 3rd (9) 1923—Zev ...... 12th 1944—Pensive ...... 1st 1928—Brooms ...... 18th 1924—Mad Play ...... 3rd 1947—Faultless ...... 1st 1933—Inlander ...... 5th 1924—Bracadale ...... 13th 1948—Citation ...... 1st 1934—High Quest ...... 1st 1949—Ponder ...... 5th 1934—Cavalcade ...... 2nd 1926—Nichavo ...... 8th 1956—Fabius ...... 1st 1935—Psychic Bid ...... 3rd 1928—Nassak ...... 11th 1957—Iron Liege ...... 2nd 1951—Bold ...... 1st 1929—Leucite ...... 9th 1958—Tim Tam ...... 1st 1959—Sword Dancer ...... 2nd Mrs. Ethel D. Jacobs (6) 1968—Forward Pass ...... 1st 1971—Limit to Reason ...... 11th 1944—Stymie ...... 6th 1971—Eastern Fleet ...... 2nd 1989—Rock Point ...... 3rd 1957—Promised Land ...... 4th 1978—Alydar ...... 2nd George L. Lorillard (8) 1961—Dr. Miller ...... 4th 2013—Oxbow ...... 1st 1876—Sunburst ...... 8th 1966—Understanding ...... 8th (14) 1876—Ambush ...... 6th 1970—Personality ...... 1st 1917—Tumbler ...... 9th 1877—Lucifer ...... 3rd 1970—High Echelon ...... 4th

P-42 Preakness Owners

WINNING OWNERS Owner Year Owner Year Owner Year W. E. Applegate ...... 1918 Foxcatcher Farms ...... 1938 S. Paget ...... 1905 Edith W. Bancroft ...... 1967 H. Gaffney ...... 1874 Mike Pegram ...... 1998 Mrs. A. Barklie ...... 1914 T. J. Gaynor ...... 1906 Powhatan ...... 1965 Belair Stud ...... 1930, 1935, 1955 Gaillard-Hancock III- Whittingham . .1989 Preakness Stable ...... 1890, 1895 Major A. Belmont ...... 1907 Glen Riddle Farm ...... 1920, 1937 Mrs. K. Price ...... 1961 1911 Golden Chance Farm ...... 1975 Reddham Racing LLC.……………….2012 Beverwyck Stable ...... 1912 Goughacres Stable ...... 1904 J. K. L. Ross ...... 1916, 1919 Blemton Stable ...... 1896 Greentree Stable ...... 1949 L. Roussel III and Lamarque Stable . .1988 A. C. Bostwick ...... 1931 C. Grinstead & B. Rochelle . . . . . 1986 W. T. Ryan ...... 1909 E. R. Bradley . . . . . 1917, 1932, 1940 Harbor View Farm ...... 1978 Mrs. A. Sabath ...... 1942 Brandywine Stable ...... 1962 Hasty House Farm ...... 1954 Sackatoga Stable ...... 2003 W. L. Brann ...... 1939 Hawksworth Farm ...... 1979 W. J. Salmon ...... 1923, 1926, 1929 Jacques Braunstein Estate . . . . . 1959 T. P. Hayes ...... 1897 Scharbauer, Dorothy and Pamela . . .1987 Brookmeade Stable . . . . . 1934, 1951 Mrs. J. D. Hertz ...... 1943 Nathan Scherr ...... 1982 S. S. Brown ...... 1889 IEAH Stables & Paul Pompa, Jr. . . . 2008 M. Schwartz ...... 1936 Buckland Farm ...... 1981 Mrs. Ethel D. Jacobs ...... 1970 Francis B. Sears ...... 1983 Edgar Caibett ...... 1971 W. Jennings ...... 1887 Someday Farm ...... 2004 Calumet Farm . . .1941, 1944, 1947, 1948 J. R. & F. P. Keene ...... 1894 Stonestreet Stables LLC and Harold 1956, 1958, 1968, 2013 J. E. Kelly ...... 1883 McCormick ...... 2009 Cash is King LLC ...... 2005 King Ranch ...... 1946 Stonestreet Stables, Padua Stables, George Eugene C. Cashman ...... 1976 Mr. & Mrs. Eugene V. Klein . . . . . 1986 Bolton & Midnight Cry Stables’ . . . .2007 A. J. Cassatt ...... 1886 Lazy Lane Farms Stronach Stable ...... 2000 E. B. Cassatt ...... 1910 (Joseph Allbritton) ...... 1991 Tartan Stable ...... 1980 J. F. Chamberlin ...... 1873, 1875 Mike Lauffer & W.D. Cubbedge . . . .2011 Mrs. Karen Taylor ...... 1977 C. T. Chenery ...... 1950 Robert B. & Beverly J. Lewis . . 1997, 1999 The Thoroughbred Corp. . . . 2001, 2002 E. A. Clabaugh ...... 1877 Loblolly Stable ...... 1992, 1993 M. H. Tichenor ...... 1903 G. A. Cochran ...... 1925 G. J. Long ...... 1900 Turfland ...... 1960 W. J. Condren, J. M. G. L. Lorillard . . . . . 1878, 1879, 1880 A. G. Vanderbilt ...... 1953 Cornacchia and Georgia Hofmann . .1996 1881, 1882 R. W. Walden ...... 1888 ...... 1974 P. Lorillard ...... 1876 Karl Watson, Mike Pegram & Darley Stable ...... 2006 A. K. Macomber ...... 1918 Paul Weitman ...... 2010 Dogwood Stable ...... 1990 Mrs. S. B. Mason ...... 1933 J. Whalen ...... 1913 W. Donohue ...... 1885 Frank McMahon ...... 1969 Wheatley Stable ...... 1957 T. W. Doswell ...... 1884 Meadow Stable ...... 1973 White Oak Stable ...... 1952 C. F. Dwyer ...... 1898 G. B. Morris ...... 1902 E. F. Whitney ...... 1915 P. J. Dwyer ...... 1899 Kenneth Opstein ...... 1984 H. P. Whitney . . .1908, 1921, 1927, 1928 R. C. Ellsworth ...... 1963 Overbrook Farm Mrs. P. A. B. Widener ...... 1945 W. S. Farish III ...... 1972 (W. T. Young) & D. Reynolds . . . .1994 R. T. Wilson ...... 1901 H. C. Fisher ...... 1924 Gainesway Stable (Robert Lewis and R. T. Wilson, Jr...... 1922 M. J. Ford ...... 1966 Graham Beck) ...... 1995 Windfields Farm ...... 1964

P-43 Preakness Breeders

WINNING BREEDERS Breeder Year Breeder Year Breeder Year A. J. Alexander . . 1875, 1876, 1878, 1880 M. Field ...... 1934 C. Mooers ...... 1954 R. L. Baker ...... 1933 Gaines Bros...... 1960 Dolphus Morrison ...... 2009 Mrs. T. Bancroft ...... 1967 John W. Galbreath ...... 1974 C. Nuckols ...... 2002 Bashford Manor Stud ...... 1900 Goughacres Stud ...... 1904 Oak Cliff Thoroughbreds, Ltd. . . . .1989 Belair Stud ...... 1930, 1935, 1955 Greentree Stud, Inc...... 1949 Overbrook Farm & D. Reynolds . . . 1994 Belle Meade Stud ...... 1901 R. Guest ...... 1965 T. Piatt ...... 1942 , Sr...... 1883 Gulf Coast Farms LLC ...... 2010 Pine Brook Farm ...... 1966 Major August Belmont . . . . 1896, 1907 J. B. Haggin ...... 1902, 1905, 1915 Pin Oak Stud ...... 1976 1911, 1916, 1920 A. B. Hancock, Sr...... 1923 Preakness Stud ...... 1895 E. B. Benjamin ...... 1971 A. B. Hancock III and L. J. Peters . . 1988 J. A. Price ...... 1961 I. Bieber — H. Jacobs ...... 1970 R. J. Hancock ...... 1884 Raceland Stud ...... 1906 Blue Diamond Ranch ...... 1986 Harbor View Farm ...... 1978 C. Reed ...... 1886 Bonita Farm, Md...... 1983 Mrs. J. D. Hertz ...... 1943 Renappi Corp...... 1962 A. C. Bostwick ...... 1931 Georgia E. Hofmann ...... 1996 S. D. Riddle ...... 1937 Bowling Brook Stud ...... 1898 R. T. Holloway ...... 1894 W. J. Salmon ...... 1926, 1929 Branncastle Farm ...... 1939 . . . . .1932, 1940 M. H. Sanford ...... 1882 Brookmeade Stable ...... 1951 Jason & Gilmore ...... 1979 M. Schwartz ...... 1936 Mrs. H. Brown ...... 1885 W. Jennings ...... 1887 E. A. Selzer ...... 1985 Calumet Farm . . .1941, 1944, 1947, 1948 J. B. Joel ...... 1918 W. Showalter ...... 1899 1956, 1958, 1968 Keene & Cleveland ...... 1924 Silk Willoughby Farm ...... 1982 A. J. Cassatt ...... 1890 King Ranch ...... 1946 A. T. Simmons ...... 1952 E. B. Cassatt ...... 1910 Mike Lauffer & Bill Cubbedge . . . . 2011 E. F. Simms ...... 1925 Ben Castleman ...... 1977 Lawrence & Comstock ...... 1917 Someday Farm ...... 2004 C. T. Chenery ...... 1950 R. E. Lehmann ...... 1975 Frank A. Stronach ...... 2000 E. A. Clabaugh ...... 1877 Marvin Little, Jr...... 1991 E. P. Taylor ...... 1964 Harvey Clarke ...... 2012 Little Hill Farm ...... 1998 The Thoroughbred Corp...... 2001 J.M. Clay ...... 1873 Loblolly Stable ...... 1992, 1993 A. G. Vanderbilt ...... 1953 Clay & Woodford ...... 1889 Lowquest, Ltd. (David Jameson) . . .1995 R. W. Walden ...... 1888 Leslie Combs II ...... 1969 C. H. Mackey ...... 1909 W. E. Walsh ...... 1918 Colts Neck Stables LLC ...... 2013 J. E. Madden ...... 1919 A. Welch ...... 1879, 1881 D. J. Crouse ...... 1874 Preston Madden ...... 1987 Wheatley Stable ...... 1957 Darley ...... 2006 John Martin ...... 2005 C. V. Whitney ...... 1938 William R. Davis ...... 1984 L. B. Mayer ...... 1959 H. P. Whitney . . .1908, 1913, 1914, 1921 R. C. Ellsworth ...... 1963 C. F. McMeekin ...... 1903 1927, 1928 ...... 1945 McGarthiana Stud ...... 1897 R. T. Wilson, Jr...... 1922 Fair Farm Inc...... 2007 Meadow Stud ...... 1973 Win Star Farm ...... 2003 W. S. Farish and W. S. Kilroy . . . . .1990 W. S. Miller ...... 1972 C. Woodford ...... 1912 W. S. Farish and Parish Hill Farm . . .1999 Monticule ...... 2008 Mary Lou Wootton ...... 1997

P-44 PREAKNESS TRAINERS Preakness Trainers

FROM 1909 THROUGH 2013 The following is a list of trainers who have saddled Preakness starters since 1909 . D .Wayne Lukas tops the list with 40 starters . (21), (19), Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons (18), James Rowe (14) and Bob Baffet (14) are also in double digits . Attfield, Roger Baxter, L.H. Bougan, Tracey A 1995 Talkin Man 6th 1918 (lst Div.) Orestes 5th 1970 Robin’s Bug 11th Abel, A.J. 1992 Alydeed 2nd Beall, Robert L. Boyce, Larry (Champagne Larry) 1944 Gramps Image 4th Azpurua, Leo 1968 Martins Jig 8th 1970 Hark The Lark 12th Adams, Robert L. 1977 Sir Sir 6th Beauchamp, G. Boyle, R.V. 1974 Jolly Johu 4th 1917 Al. M. Dick. 2nd 1917 Cherry Ripe 10th Adams, John H. B Bedwell, H. Guy (Hard Guy) Bray, F.M. 1977 J. O. Tobin 5th Baffert, Bob 1938 Sun Egret 5th 1922 Rebuke 12th Adams, W.E. (Smiley) 2013 Govenor Charlie 8th 1928 Typhoon 7th Brennan, W. 1977 Run Dusty Run 3rd 2012 Bodemeister 2nd 1920 King Thrush 4th 1936 Memory Book 6th 1975 Master Derby 1st 2011 Midnight Interlude 13th 1919 Sir Barton 1st 1932 Curacao 8th Adwell, Paul T. 2010 Lookin at Lucky 1st 1919 Milkmaid 8th Brent, Arthur 1976 Elocutionist 1st 2009 Pioneerof the Nile 11th 1918 (1st Div.) Foreground 7th 1946 Wee Admiral 8th Albert, Linda 2003 Senor Swinger 5th 1914 Brave Cunarder 2nd Bringloe, W.H. 2004 Water Cannon 10th 2002 War Emblem 1st Benshoff, Ronald L. 1931 Soll Gills 7th Albertrani, Thomas 2001 Point Given 1st 1996 Mixed Count 11th 1928 Solace 3rd 2011 King Congie 7th 2001 Congaree 3rd Bertrando, Angelo 1927 Sir Harry 2nd 2006 Bernardini 1st 2000 Captain Steve 4th 1971 Royal J.D. 7th Brooks, W.H. Alberts, Nancy 1999 Excellent Meeting (DNF) Biancone, Patrick 1922 Hea 2nd 2002 Magic Weisner 2nd 1998 Real Quiet 1st 2004 Lion Heart 4th 1918 (2nd Div) The Porter 2nd Alexandra, A.E. 1997 Silver Charm 1st Birosak, S. 1911 Dr. Duenner 5th 1947 Cornish Knight 9th 1996 Cavonnier 4th 1954 For Free 5th 1911 Joe Kenyon 7th Alexander, Frank A. Bailes, Robbie Blackburn, Robert N. Brothers, Frank L. 1993 Cherokee Run 2nd 2007 Mint Slewlep 7th 1963 Country Squire 8th 1992 Hansel 1st Allen, A. Ferris III 2005 Scrappy T. 2nd Blakely, A.G. 1989 Dansil 4th 1986 Miracle Wood 5th Bailes, W. Meredith (Mert) 1923 Blanc Seing 9th Brown, F.E. Allen, Harold A. (Hank) 1990 J.R.’s Horizon 9th 1912 Bosseau 4th 1922 Hephaistos 8th 1989 Northern Wolf 8th Baker, Reade Bohannan, Thomas Buford, Will 1985 Sparrowvon 8th 2008 Kentucky Bear 6th 1993 Prairie Bayou 1st 1925 Almadel 3rd Alonso, Enrique Ballenger, Glenn 1992 Pine Bluff 1st Burch, J. Elliott 1996 Tour's Big Red 10th 1977 Counter Punch 8th Bond, Bernard P. (Bernie) 1972 Key To The Mint 3rd Alter, Happy Bardaro, A.J. (Tony) 1964 Big Pete 6th 1969 Arts and Letters 2nd 1987 No More Flowers 8th 1974 Buck’s Bid DNF Bond, J. Bowes 1964 Quadrangle 4th Amoss, Thomas Barrera, Albert S. 1970 Silent Screen 3rd 1959 Sword Dancer 2nd 2013 Mylute 3rd 1978 Track Reward 7th Bonde, Jeff Burch Preston M. 1998 Hot Wells 4th Barrera, Larry S. 2011 Sway Away 12th 1951 Bold 1st Aquillino, Joseph 1981 A Run 10th 2002 Menacing Dennis 10th 1937 Matey 6th 1999 Badge 3rd 1981 Flying Nashua 12th Bonsal, Frank A. (Downie) 1936 Jean Bart 3rd Arcodia, Antonio Barrera, Lazaro S. (Laz) 1957 Inswept 6th 1935 Firethorn 2nd 1978 Noon Time Spender 4th 1990 Mister Frisky 3rd 1955 Saratoga 2nd 1935 Commonwealth 5th Arias, Juan 1983 Paris Prince 12th 1945 The Doge 4th 1932 Boatswain 3rd 1972 Hassi’s Image 7th 1978 Affirmed 1st 1943 New Moon 4th 1923 General Thatcher 2nd 1971 Canonero II 1st 1976 Bold Forbes 3d Boniface, J. William 1910 Martinez 7th Arvin, George 1976 Life’s Hope 6th 1995 Oliver’s Twist 2nd Burch, Selby 1929 Folking 6th Barrera, Luis 1984 Pac Soldier 9th 1936 Transporter 4th 1927 Candy Hog 8th 1979 Screen King 3d 1983 Deputed Testamony 1st Burlew, Fred 1927 Crystal Domino 11th Barry, Tom 1983 Parfaitement 8th 1924 Thorndale 9th Asmussen, Steven 1962 Vimy Ridge 4th 1981 Escambia Bay 7th 1923 Better Luck 7th 2012 Daddy Nose Best 9th 1960 Celtic Ash 3rd Booth, Willie Burrows, Walter 2011 Astrology 3rd Bateman, W. 1947 Cosmic Bomb 6th 1938 Cravat 2nd 2009 Rachel Alexandra 1st 1925 Edisto 7th 1946 Tidy Bid 10th Burttschell, J.O. 2007 Curlin 1st Battles, Oran 1945 Adonis 8th 1926 Timmara 12th 2002 Easyfromthegitgo 5th 1974 Silver Florin 10th 1941 Kansas 5th Burttschell, W.A. 2000 Snuck In 5th Bauer, Julius 1928 Petee-Wrack 17th 1917 Fruit Cake 4th 1930 Crack Brigade 2nd Borosh, Allen 1916 Phil Ungar 7th 1997 Cryp Too 9th

P-46 Preakness Trainers

Butler, J. S. Clelland, Odie Day, James E. 1930 Michigan Boy 4th 1956 Come On Red 7th 1988 Regal Classic 6th F 1928 Friar’s Hope 14th Cofer, Riley S. Delp, Grover G. (Bud) Fanning, Jerry Byrne, Patrick 1980 Jaklin Klugman 4th 1979 Spectacular Bid 1st 1983 Desert Wine 2nd 1998 Black Cash 5th Coffman, Eldon 1973 Ecole Etage 4th Fawkes, David 1970 Oh Fudge 14th Devers, F. 2009 Big Drama 5th Collins Gin 1915 Rhine Maiden 1st Feustel, Louis C 1965 Swift Ruler 5th Dickey, Charles L. 1920 Man O’ War 1st Callejas, Alfredo Combs, Don 1984 Wind Flyer 6th 1912 Tipsand 3rd 1997 Hoxie 7th 1970 Dust Commander 9th Dixon, Elbert R. Finnegan, William B. 1997 Jack At The Bank 10th Congdon, W.H. 1992 Careful Gesture 9th 1964 Hill Rise 3rd 1996 Secreto de Estado 9th 1910 St. Regis 8th Dixon, Morris Fishback, Aubrey A. 1995 Pana Brass 10th Considine, Joseph P. 1945 Polynesian 1st 1954 Nirgal Lad 9th 1993 El Bakan 3rd 1966 Exceedingly 7th Dixon, William H. Fitzgerald, E.L. (Lying Fitz) Calvert, Melvin (Sunshine) Conston, K. 1972 Festive Mood 5th 1934 Riskulus 7th 1967 In Reality 2nd 1919 Drummond 9th Dollase, Craig Fitzsimmons, James E. (Sunny Jim) Cameron G. D. (Don) Conway, George 2005 Wilko 12th 1961 Hitting Away 6th 1943 Count Fleet 1st 1937 War Admiral 1st Donovan, William L. 1957 Bold Ruler 1st Campo, John P. 1932 War Hero 5th 1992 Dash For Dotty 8th 1955 Nashua 1st 1981 Pleasant Colony 1st 1930 Full Dress 10th Doyle, Michael J. 1942 Apachee 9th 1977 Hey Hey J.P. 7th 1926 Dress Parade 4th 1993 Wild Gale 8th 1941 King Cole 2nd 1976 Play The Red 2nd Conway, James P. Doyle, A. Thomas (Tommy) 1939 Johnstown 5th 1975 Just the Time 9th 1969 Captain Action 7th 1975 Avatar 5th 1939 Gilded Knight 2nd 1975 Media 10th 1963 Chateaugay 2nd Drysdale, Neil D. 1938 Fighting Fox 7th 1973 Torsion 6th 1958 Talent Show 6th 2000 Fusaichi Pegasus 2nd 1936 Granville 2nd 1972 Eager Exchange 6th 1953 Tahitian King 6th Duffy, J. 1936 Teufel 9th 1971 Jim French 2rd Cordero, Angel, Jr. 1911 The Nigger 3rd 1935 Omaha 1st Campo, Salvatore 1996 Feather Box 12th 1910 Dixie Knight 9th 1930 Gallant Fox 1st 1984 Raja’s Shark 8th Cornell, Reginald (Reggie) Duke, William 1928 Distraction 9th Campbell, Gordon C. 1971 Eastern Fleet 2nd 1925 Coventry 1st 1929 Yurucari 10th 1979 Flying Paster 4th 1959 Royal Orbit 1st Dunleavy, M.J. 1921 Copper Demon 7th Capuano, Gary 1958 Silky Sullivan 8th 1926 Light Carbine 5th 1921 Sunny Jim 10th 2003 Cherokee’s Boy 8th Correas, Ignacio Dunn, Tom W. 1915 Volant 6th 1997 Captain Bodgit 3rd 2012 Tiger Walk 8th 1962 Green Hornet 6th 1909 Hill Top 3rd Carman, R.F. Cox, Edgar D. 1953 Correspondent 7th Fletcher, Arthur 1916 Achievement 3rd 1959 Sundown II 11th 1952 Arroz 7th 1942 Fair Call 6th Carroll, Charles W. Creevy, J. Dunne, Albert (Spec) Fontaine, Hugh 1928 Sun Beau 5th 1940 Your Chance 4th 1946 Marine Victory 9th 1956 Needles 2nd Carroll, Del W. Cremen, Ambrose 1945 Bobanet 9th Forrest, Henry 1972 Bee Bee Bee 1st 1983 Flag Admiral 10th 1944 Gay Bit 5th 1968 Forward Pass 1st 1969 Greengrass Greene 6th Croll, Warren A. Jr., (Jimmy) Durso, Robert 1966 Kauai King 1st Casey, C.J. 1987 Bet Twice 2nd 1997 Frisk Me Now 5th Frankel, Robert 1922 Oil Man 9th 1969 Al Hattab 5th Dutrow, Richard E. Sr. 2005 High Limit 5th Casey, Robert M. Cross, David C. Jr. 1998 Spartan Cat 6th 2003 Peace Rules 4th 1968 Dancer’s Image 3rd 1998 Classic Cat 3rd Dutrow, Richard E. Jr. 2002 Medaglia D’Oro 8th (Disq. and placed 8th) 1983 Sunny’s Halo 6th 2012 Zetterholm 4th 1975 Native Guest 7th Catrone, Frank Crowell, Howard 2010 Yawanna Twist 4th Frazier, R. C. 1965 Lucky Debonair 7th 1986 Groovy 6th 2008 Big Brown 1st 1995 Itron 11th 1942 Valdina Orphan 7th Cunningham, E. Dwyer, P. F. Frisbie, F.C. Chapman, Carl F. 1916 Curragh’leen 8th 1940 Andy K. 5th 1909 Effendi 1st 1977 Regal Sir 9th Curran R.F. 1940 Sun Pharos 7th Christmas, Edward A. 1950 Balkan 6th 1943 Vincentive 3rd G Ciresa, Martin E Gallagher, Patrick 2004 Little Matth Man 8th Edwards J. 2008 Yankee Bravo 10th Clark, Henry S. D 1915 Runes 3rd Gardner, F.E. 1982 Linkage 2nd Dabson, Hilton A. (Rabbit) Edwards, William Jr. (Herbie) 1909 Statesman DNF 1947 Bullet Proof 8th 1955 Nance’s Lad 4th 1971 Spouting Horn 10th Garrett, F. Clarke, C. Daly, M. Evans, J. 1933 Silent Shot 9th 1937 Pompoon 2nd 1919 Routledge 6th 1922 June Grass 3rd

P-47 Preakness Trainers

Garth, J. Woods Hadry, Charles H. Heil, Nancy B. 1927 Bostonian 1st 1970 Buzkashi 10th 1988 Finder’s Choice 9th 1990 Fighting Notion 5th 1926 Color Sergeant 7th Garth, William (Uncle Billy) 1988 Private Terms 4th Henderson, S.M. Horvath, Karl 1929 Grey Coat 7th Handy, George R. 1930 Woodcraft 7th 1952 Handsome Teddy 9th 1924 Nautical 14th 1981 Paristo 3d 1928 Bobashela 13th Hough, Stanley M. 1923 Martingale 10th Handlen, Richard E. (Dick) Hendricks, Dan 1982 Reinvested 6th 1920 Blazes 6th 1946 Hampden 3rd 2006 Brother Derek 4th Howard, Jack 1917 Nebraska 7th 1938 Dauber 1st Hennig, Mark 1941 Curious Coin 7th 1917 The Belgian II 13th Harlan, L.P. 2004 Eddington 3rd Howard, Neil J 1914 The Governor 4th 1935 Brannon 6th 1993 Personal Hope 4th 2003 Midway Road 2nd Gaudet, Dean Harlan, Scott P. Hewitt, J. 1990 Summer Squall 1st 1992 Speakerphone 14th 1930 Armageddon 8th 1920 St. Allan 8th Hurley, William (Bill) Gaudet, Eddie 1928 Bateau 8th Hildreth, Samuel C. 1940 Bimelech 1st 2011 Concealed Identity 10th 1927 Scapa Flow 5th 1928 Nassak 11th 1936 Bow and Arrow 8th Garson, A. (Jule) 1926 Mars 3rd 1926 Nichavo 9th 1935 Boxthorn 8th 1915 Half Rock 2nd 1922 Pirate Gold 4th 1924 Mad Play 3rd 1926 Bagenbaggage 8th Gaver, John M. Sr. 1922 Galantman 5th 1924 Bracadale 13th 1917 Kalitan 1st 1951 Hall of Fame 5th Harrington, Mike 1914 Defendom 3rd 1951 Big Stretch 6th 2012 Creative Cause 3rd 1911 Zeus 2nd 1949 Capot 1st Hassinger, Alex Hine, Hubert (Sonny) I 1944 Stir Up 3rd 1999 Patience Game 5th 1996 Skip Away 2nd Inzelone, Joseph F. 1942 Shut Out 5th Hastie, James R. 1992 Technology 6th 1955 Honey’s Alibi 5th 1942 Devil Diver 8th 1952 Primate 4th 1988 Sorry About That 8th Gaver, John M. Jr. Hayes. J. Homer (Casey) 1985 Skip Trial 9th 1981 Woodchopper 11th 1959 First Landing 9th 1983 Bet Big 7th J Gentry, Charles 1950 Hill Prince 1st 1976 Cojak 4th Jacobs, Eugene 1945 Darby Dieppe 3d Hayes, T.P. Hirsch, Max 1982 Cut Away 3rd Gentry, Lloyd (Boo) 1933 Head Play 1st 1968 Out Of The Way 2nd 1967 Favorable Turn 9th 1967 Proud Clarion 3d Hayward, Eddie 1966 Indulto 5th 1958 Martins Rullah 10th Gleaves, Phillip 1953 Dark Star 5th 1950 Middleground 2nd Jacobs, Hirsch 1987 Phantom Jet 6th Hayward, W. 1949 Curandero 6th 1967 Reason To Hail 4th Gordon, Albert B. 1917 Cadillac 6th 1948 Better Self 4th 1961 Dr. Miller 4th 1928 Oh Say 16th Headley, Duval A. 1947 Contest 10th 1957 Promised Land 4th 1926 Banton 13th 1938 Menow 3rd 1946 Assault 1st 1949 Palestinian 2nd 1925 Swope 12th 1936 Hollyrood 5th 1941 Dispose 6th 1944 Stymie 6th 1924 Nellie Morse 1st Healey, John A. (Jack) 1940 Dit 9th Jacobs, John William Goldsborough, Andrew Jackson 1945 Alexis 7th 1937 Mosawtre 4th 1970 High Echelon 4th 1939 Volitant 3d Healey, J.S. 1936 Bold Venture 1st 1970 Personality 1st 1918 (2nd Div.) Recount 6th 1921 Quecreek 11th 1932 Tick On 2nd 1966 Understanding 8th 1913 Cadeau 5th 1914 Holiday 1st 1932 Gusto 6th 1965 Flag Raiser 9th Gonzalez, J. Paco 1914 Spearhead 5th 1931 Clock Tower 5th 1959 Our Dad 6th 1991 Maine Minister 3d 1914 Humiliation 6th 1928 Penalo 6th Jackson, Monty 1997 Free House, 2nd 1911 Heatherbroom 6th 1928 Sortie 12th 1985 Hajji’s Treasure DNF Glass, Oris, J., Jr. 1910 Layminister 1st 1920 On Watch 7th Jansen, Albert 1993 Rockamundo 7th 1910 Medallion 11th 1920 Donnacona 5th 1951 Repetoire 8th Graffagnini, C. Healey, Thomas J. 1915 Norse King 5th Jansen, J. (Whitey) 1929 Minotaur 2nd 1929 African 3rd Hirsch, W.J. (Buddy) 1952 Gushing Oil 6th Greely, Beau 1929 Dr. Freeland 1st 1939 Ciencia 6th Jennings, Lawrence W. Sr. 2008 Tres Borrachos 9th 1927 Black Panther 4th Hodgins, Jack C. 1974 Neapolitan Way 2nd 2004 Borrego 7th 1926 Display 1st 1952 Sub Fleet 5th Jennings, W. B. Gross, Mel W. 1923 Tall Timber 5th Hofmans, David 1918 (lst Div.) War Cloud 1st 1978 Dax S. 6th 1923 Vigil 1st 1997 Touch Gold, 4th Johnson, Phil G. Grove, Chris 1922 Pillory 1st Hogan, John 1970 Naskra 5th 2012 Pretension 11th Healy, James W. (Big Jim) 1919 Vulcanite 7th Johnson, Joe 2011 Norman Asbjornson 11th 1937 Flying Scot 3rd Hollendorfer, Jerry 1929 Essare 8th 1933 Poppyman 8th 2002 USS Tinosa 6th Johnson, J. 1931 Mate 1st Hopkins, Fred 1924 Sting 11th H Hechter, James W. 1931 Equipoise 4th Johnson, Judy Hackman, Joseph 1958 Michore 11th 1927 Whiskery 3rd 1968 Sir Beau 7th 1968 Wood-Pro 10th

P-48 Preakness Trainers

Jolley, LeRoy Kelley, George Lepman, Budd 1991 Corporate Report 2nd 1992 Conte Di Savoya 13th 1936 Knight Warrior 10th 1963 Sky Wonder 5th 1990 Kentucky Jazz 7th 1987 Gulch 4th Kelley, M. C. Levine, Bruce 1990 Land Rush 6th 1980 Genuine Risk 2nd 1912 Jeannette B. 5th 1993 Koluctoo Jimmy Al 10th 1989 Houston 6th 1979 General Assembly 5th Kelley, W. A. Lewis, Lisa 1988 Winning Colors 3rd 1976 Honest Pleasure 5th 1943 Blue Swords 2nd 2003 Kissin Saint 10th 1987 Lookinforthebigone 7th 1975 Foolish Pleasure 2nd Kelly, Ed. I. Lewis, Penny 1986 Clear Choice 7th 1962 Ridan 2nd 1950 Kinsman 5th 1993 Hegar 9th 1986 Badger Land 4th Jolley, Moody Kelly, Patrick J. Lilly, Marshall 1985 Tank’s Prospect 1st 1959 Dunce 3rd 1982 Laser Light 5th 1934 Spy Hill 5th 1983 Marfa 4th 1952 Armageddon 10th Kelly, Thomas J. Livingston, W. 1981 Partez 5th 1940 Royal Man 8th 1980 Colonel Moran 3rd 1918 (1st Div) Mary Maud 6th 1980 Codex 1st Jolley, Tom 1974 Heir to the Line 6th 1913 Flabbergast 7th 1958 Plion 4th 1971 Limit to Reason 11th Lobo, Paulo Jones, Ben A. (Plain Ben) 1962 Sunrise County 5th 2008 Gayego 11th 1944 Pensive 1st 1961 Globemaster 2nd Loftus, J. M 1942 Sun Again 2nd (DH) 1954 Ring King 6th 1924 Feanza 12th Machowski, Mike 1941 Whirlaway 1st Kercheval, Ralph 1924 Apprehension 15th 2010 Caracortado 7th Jones, Horace A. (Jimmy) 1966 Rehabilitate 4th Longden, John Manning, Dennis J. 1958 Tim Tam 1st King, Everett W. 1969 Majestic Prince 1st 1983 Common Sense 9th 1957 Iron Liege 2nd 1981 Bare Knuckles 8th Lord, Gerald Manzi, William 1956 Fabius 1st Klesaris, Steve 1971 Sound Off 4th 1958 Chance It Tony 9th 1949 Ponder 5th 2006 Diabolical 8th Lostritto, Joseph Marks, Mervyn (Magoo) 1948 Citation 1st Komlo, Bill 2006 Platinum Couple 6th 1985 Cutlass Reality 5th 1947 Faultless 1st 2009 Tone It Down 12th Lowe, J. 1983 Chas Conerly 11th Jones, J.P. (Doc) Kousin, Jack 1929 Leucite 9th Mara, V.G. 1949 Noble Impulse 2rd 1984 S.S. Hot Sauce 10th Luro, Horatio (Senor) 1942 Colchis 4th 1941 Ocean Blue 8th Krnjaich, George 1964 Northern Dancer 1st Marlman, C.B. 1938 Hypocrite 8th 1981 Double Sonic 9th 1962 Decideedly 8th 1916 Greenwood 2nd Jones, Larry Kuykendall, Everett W. 1960 Victoria Park 2nd Marshall, H. 2009 Friesan Fire 10th 1959 Festival King 5th 1947 Secnav 7th 1915 Hauberk 4th 2007 Hard Spun 3rd Lukas, D. Wayne Martin, Frank (Pancho) Jones, Martin 2013 Oxbow 1st 1974 Rube the Great 9th 2000 Hugh Hefner 6th L 2013 Will Take Charge 7th 1973 Sham 2nd Jordan, James Lamoureux, Abelard 2013 Titletown Five 9th 1959 Manassa Mauler 8th 1963 On My Honor 7th 1956 Ratheram 8th 2012 Optimizer 6th Martin, Sidney Jory, Ian P. 1956 Fleet Peet 9th 2010 Dublin 5th 1975 Diabolo 3rd 1991 Best Pal 5th Larrick, H.B. 2010 Northern Giant 12th Martin, W.M. Joyner, Andrew Jackson 1916 King Neptune 9th 2009 Flying Private 4th 1918 (lst Div) Sunny Slope 2nd 1918 (lst Div) Lanius 3rd Laurin, Lucien 2009 Luv Gov 8th 1913 Kleburne 2nd Judge, Steve 1973 Secretariat 1st 2007 Flying First Class 9th Martin, W. 1941 Our Boots 3rd 1972 Riva Ridge 4th 2005 Going Wild 14th 1913 Cogs 6th 1969 Jay Ray 3rd 2003 Scrimshaw 3rd Matz, Michael 1966 Amberoid 3rd 2003 Ten Cents A Shine 9th 2012 Teeth of the Dog 5th K Laurin, Roger 2002 Proud Citizen 3rd 2006 Barbaro DNF Kahlbaum, M. 1985 Chief’s Crown 2nd 2002 Table Limit 11th McAnally, Ronald 1952 Jampol 2nd Lawson, Lloyd A. 2000 High Yield 7th 1991 Olympio 4th Kaiser, Peter 1956 Count Chic 5th 1999 Charismatic 1st 1989 Hawkster 5th 1963 Lemon Twist 4th Leatherbury, King T. 1999 Cat Thief 7th 1982 Water Bank 7th Karrick, W.H. 2005 Malibu Moonshine 8th 1998 Baquero 7th McCarthy, Tom 1923 Hobgoblin 6th 1985 I Am The Game 4th 1998 Cape Town 9th 2009 General Quarters 9th 1919 Sweep On 3rd 1981 Thirty Eight Paces 4th 1996 Editor’s Note 3rd McCoole, J.H. (Blackie) 1919 Over There 5th 1978 Indigo Star 5th 1996 Victory Speech 5th 1942 Requested 2nd DH 1909 Fashion Plate 2nd Lenzini, John J. Jr. 1996 Prince of Thieves 7th McCormack J. Kassen, David C. 1985 Eternal Prince 3rd 1995 Timber Country 1st 1919 Dunboyne 11th 1987 Avie Copy 5th 1982 Aloma’s Ruler 1st 1995 Thunder Gulch 3rd McCoy, L. Kearns, Frank J. Lear, Les 1994 Tabasco Cat 1st 1939 Impound 4th 1938 Bull Lea 6th 1965 Needle’s Count 8th 1993 Union City DNF McCreery, T.H. Keen, Dallas Leary, David J. 1992 Dance Floor 4th 1930 Gold Brook 5th 1999 Valhol 9th 1923 Zev 12th 1992 Big Sur 11th 1930 Tetrarchal 11th

P-49 Preakness Trainers

McDaniel, Henry (Uncle Henry) Mulhall, Kristin Parisella, John 2007 King of the Roxy 6th 1922 Spanish Maize 7th 2004 Imperialism 5th 1984 Fight Over 3d 2000 Impeachment 3rd 1921 Star Voter 9th Mulholland, Wilbert (Bert) Parke, Burley Poole, George McGaughey, Claude (Shug) 1962 Jaipur 10th 1964 Roman Brother 5th 1971 Impetuosity 9th 2013 Orb 4th 1951 Knowitall 7th Parke, Charles R. Potter, Gordon 1989 Easy Goer 2nd 1944 Platter 2nd 1961 Crozier 3rd 1963 Rural Retreat 6th 1984 Pine Circle 5th Mulholland, William F. Parke, Ivan H. 1962 Crimson Satan 7th McGee, James (Jimmy) 1938 Bull Whip 9th 1958 Jewel’s Reward 7th 1961 Crimson Fury 9th 1955 Go Lightly 8th Murray, Larry 1958 Liberty Ruler 12th Potts, R.E. McLaughlin, J. 2003 Foufa’s Warrior 7th 1945 Hoop Jr. 2nd 1936 Grand Slam 11th 1910 Fauntleroy 12th Murray, Lloyd Parker, Paul Powers, J. 1909 Arondack 6th 1961 Nashua Blue 7th 1960 T.V. Lark 6th 1910 Sager 3rd McLaughlin, Kiaran Murphy, J. Partridge, J.B. Presgrave, William F. (Captain) 2006 Like Now 7th 1917 Nashville 8th 1953 Jamie K. 2nd 1912 Bwana Tumbo 2nd 2005 Closing Argument 9th Murphy, James W. Patterson, Kimball 1910 Dalhousie 2nd 1996 Allied Forces 8th 1980 Knight Landing 7th 1921 Leonardo II 4th 1910 Busy 6th McManus, Frank J. Musante, F. 1921 Bon Homme 8th Price, Jack A. 1970 My Dad George 2nd 1909 Siskin 5th 1919 Eternal 2nd 1961 Carry Back 1st McNaughton, Sandy Pearce, Ross R. Pryce, Jack R. 1918 (lst Div) George Starr 10th 1985 Southern Sultan 7th 1932 Mad Pursuit 4th McPeek, Kenny N Pedersen, Jennifer 1931 Ladder 3rd 2008 Racecar Rhapsody 4th Nafzger, Carl 2004 Song of the Sword 9th 1930 Snow Flake 3rd 2002 Harlan’s Holiday 4th 2007 Street Sense 2nd 2003 New York Hero 6th 1930 Swinfield 9th 1995 Tejano Run 9th 1999 Vicar 10th 2001 Griffinite 5th Medina, Angel M. 1990 Unbridled 2nd Perlswig, Daniel R 1992 Fortune’s Gone 10th Neal, A. 1985 Sport Jet 10th Raines, Virgil W. (Buddy) 1992 My Luck Runs North 12th 1918 (2nd Div) Kate Bright 3rd Penna, Angel Sr. 1962 Greek Money 1st Mergler, Joseph Neloy, Edward A. 1971 Bold Reason 5th Rash, Rodney 1970 Stop Time 7th 1967 Great Power 10th Penrod, J. 1994 Powis Castle 9th Metcalf, Raymond 1966 Stupendous 2nd 1951 Alerted 3d 1991 Honor Grades 8th 1969 Top Knight 4th 1954 Jet Action 8th Peoples, Charles Reese, Cynthia G. 1965 Native Charger 4th Notter, Joseph 1990 Baron de Vaux 8th 1996 In Contention 6th 1959 Open View 10th 1933 Kerry Patch 6th 1987 Harriman 9th Reilly, P. Midgely, W.R. 1929 The Nut 4th Perkins, Ben, Jr. 1949 Old Rockport 8th 1921 Touch Me Not 6th 2001 Richly Blended 10th Reinstedler, Tony 1918 (2nd Div) Nepperhan 5th 1993 Woods of Windsor 6th 2001 Percy Hope 9th 1917 Jock Scot 11th O Phelan, E. Resseguet, William J. Sr. Miller, Mackenzie (Mack) Odom, George M. (Maje) 1913 Lohengrin 8th 1961 Orleans Doge 8th 1993 Sea Hero 5th 1951 Timely Reward 4th Phillips, Clyde Resseguet, William J. Jr. 1968 Jig Time 6th 1925 Voltaic 8th 1927 Saxon 7th 1973 Our Native 3d Mihadi, Steve 1919 King Plaudit 4th 1926 Navigator 11th Rettele, Loren 1990 Music Prospector 4th 1909 Traveller 4th Phillips, G.E. 1979 Golden Act 2nd Moore, E. Oliver, W. L. 1935 Mantagna 4th Riddle, Henry C. 1912 Stairs DNF /fell 1916 Ed Bond 6th Philpot, Graceton 1932 Lucky Tom 9th Moran, T. O’Neill, Doug 1942 Domingo 10th 1927 Justice F. 9th 1925 Gold Stick 6th 2013 Goldencents 5th Piarulli, Joseph Rieser, Milton Morris, H.J. 2012 I’ll Have Another 1st 1959 Rico Tesio 7th 1957 Federal Hill 7th 1913 Scallywag 4th Orman, Jason Pierce, Joseph H. Sr. Ritchey, Tim Morse, Randy 2004 Rock Hard Ten 2nd 1958 Noureddin 5th 2005 Afleet Alex 1st 1999 Torrid Sand 11th Orseno, Joseph Pitt, H. James 2001 Marciano 7th Motion, Graham 2000 Red Bullet 1st 1960 Ballyache 1st Rites, Harry 2012 Went the Day Well 10th Plesa, Eddie 1932 Daisaburo 7th 2011 Animal Kingdom 2nd 2013 Itsmyluckyday 2nd 1926 Canter 6th 2008 Icabad Crane 3rd P 2008 Hey Byrn 7th 1925 Single Foot 9th 2002 Equality 13th Padgett, James A Pletcher, Todd 1921 Jeg 3rd 2001 Bay Eagle 8th 1966 Blue Skyer 9th 2011 Dance City 5th 1921 Polly Ann 2nd Mott, Bill Paley, Herb 2010 Super Saver 8th 1917 Fox Trot 14th 2008 Riley Tucker 12th 1962 Flying Johnnie 9th 2010 Aikenite 10th 1912 Jingo 6th 1984 Taylor’s Special 4th Pardue, Homer C. 2009 Take the Points 13th Ritvo, Kathy 1972 No Le Hace 2nd 2007 Circular Quay 5th 2011 Mucho Macho Man 6th

P-50 Preakness Trainers

Ross, Chester 1919 Vindex 12th 1967 Misty Cloud 5th 1978 Believe It 3rd 1957 Nah Hiss 5th 1918 (1st Div) Flags 8th Sims, Monti S. Sr. 1974 Cannonade 3rd Roussel, Louie J. III 1918 (lst Div) Johren 4th 1974 Destroyer 11th 1963 Never Bend 3rd 1994 Kandaly 4th 1917 Tumbler 9th Simmons, A. 1955 Traffic Judge 3rd 1988 Risen Star 1st Russell, John W. 1919 Vindex DNF 1954 Goyamo 4th Rowan, J. (Jimmy) 1975 Singh 6th Sinnott, J. 1952 Blue Man 1st 1949 Taran 9th Rutchick, Sol 1916 Col. Gutelius 5th Stewart, Dallas 1948 Bovard 3rd 1952 Count Flame 8th Sonnier, James B. (Bert) 2008 Macho Again 2nd Rigione, John Ryan, Derek 1968 Nodouble 4th 2001 Dollar Bill 4th 1974 Kin Run 5th 2010 Schoolyard Dreams 9th Sovinski, Victor J. 1999 Kimberlite Pipe 8th Riley, Shelley L. 2009 Musket Man 3rd 1960 Venetian Way 5th Storm, W. 1992 Casual Lies 3d 1958 Lincoln Road 2nd 1909 Grania 8th Robb, John J. (Jerry) Speck, Gordon Stotler, J. H. (Bud) 1989 Pulverizing 7th S 1980 Bing 5th 1945 Sea Swallow 6th Robertson, A.G. Salt, E.J. Spence, Kay 1934 Discovery 3rd 1956 Eiffel Blue 6th 1930 Sweet Sentiment 6th 1922 Miss Joy 10th 1933 Ladysman 2nd Robertson, Hugh Sande, Earl 1922 St. Henry 11th 1933 Pomponius 4th 1994 Polar Expedition 10th 1929 Hermitage 11th Skinner, James L. 1928 Don Q.10th Robinson, James W. Jr. Sarner, J. J. Jr. (Buddy) 1968 Yankee Lad 5th 1926 Rock Man 10th 1980 Lucky Pluck 8th 1953 Ram O’ War 4th Skirvin, John H. (Jack) 1922 Champlain 6th Robinson, Lester R. Schaefer, Louis J. 1946 Alamond 5th Strate, George H. 1959 Marauder 4th 1940 Pictor 6th 1944 Alorter 7th 1934 Agrarian 4th Rodrock T. 1939 Challedon 1st Small, Richard Stute, Gary 1949 Sun Bahram 4th Schettino, Dominick 1994 Concern 3rd 2009 Papa Clem 6th Rofe, Jean L. 2005 Galloping Grocer 13th 1994 Looming 7th Stute, Melvin F. 1998 Silver’s Prospect 10th Schilling, Carroll Hugh 1986 Broad Brush 3rd 1986 Snow Chief 1st Romans, Dale 1924 Revenue Agent 5th Smith, James W. Stute, Warren 2012 Cozzetti 7th 1924 Sun Flag 7th 1946 Knockdown 4th 2005 Greeley's Galaxy 7th 2011 Shackleford 1st 1923 Goshawk 13th 1946 Lord Boswell 2nd Suroor, Saheed Bin 2010 First Dude 2nd Schosberg, Richard Smith, J. I. 1999 Worldly Manner 12th 2010 Paddy O’Prado 6th 2008 Giant Moon 8th 1923 Sally’s Alley 11th Susini, Walter J. Romero, Jorge Schulhofer, Flint S. (Scotty) Smith, Jere R. 1955 Fleet Path 6th 1998 Basic Trainee 8th 1987 Cryptoclearance 3rd 1967 Ask the Fare 7th Swenke, August (Sarge) Rondinello, Thomas L. (Lou) Scully, W.O. Smith, J. P. (Sammy) 1942 Alsab 1st 1983 High Honors 3rd 1910 Reybourn 5th 1924 Donaghee 4th 1975 Prince Thou Art 4th Schorr, John F. Smith, Ken P. T 1994 Silver Goblin 8th 1974 Little Current 1st 1928 Toro 2nd Tagg, Barclay Root, Thomas Jr. 1924 Modest 10th Smith, M. 2003 Funny Cide 1st 1921 Mythology 14th 1977 Iron Constitution 2nd 1921 Lough Storm 13th Tammaro, John J. III Rose, Barry Seacrest, Randy Smith, Robert A. (Whistling Bob) 1997 Concerto 6th 1935 Psychic Bid 3rd 2005 Hal's Image 11th 1971 Vegas Vic 8th Tappan, George (Fish) 1934 High Quest 1st Rose, Harold Servis, John 1933 De Valera 7th 1934 Calvacade 2nd 2000 Hal's Hope 8th 2004 Smarty Jones 1st 1933 Utopian 3d 1933 Inlander 5th Rowe, James Jr. , T. J. Taylor, J.T. 1929 Soul of Honor 10th 1931 Twenty Grand 2nd 1917 Kentucky Boy 3rd 1938 Can’t Wait 4th 1928 Strolling Player 4th 1931 Surf Board 6th 1916 Eddie Henry 4th 1936 He Did 7th 1925 By Hisself 5th 1929 Beacon Hill 5th Shapoff, Stanley (Skip) Tenney, Meshach A. 1928 Victorian 1st 1974 Hudson County 8th Smith, Tom (Silent Tom) 1970 Plenty Old 13th 1949 Model Cadet 7th 1925 Chantey 4th Shaw, Charles W. 1964 The Scoundrel 2nd 1947 Jet Pilot 4th Rowe, James Sr. 1946 Lovemenow 7th 1963 Candy Spots 1st 1941 Porter’s Cap 4th 1926 Blondin 2nd Shea, W. A. Theall, John B. 1940 Mioland 2nd 1925 Backbone 2nd 1937 Merry Maker 7th 1954 Gigantic 11th 1924 Transmute 2nd Shirreffs, John Stall, Al 1937 Jewell Dorsett 8th 2013 Departing 6th 1923 Chickvale 4th 2011 Mr. Commons 8th Threewitt, Noble 2007 Terrain 7th 1923 Rialto 3rd 2005 Giacomo 3rd 1954 Correlation 2nd Steele, Hal Jr. 1923 Barbary Bush 8th Shivmangal, Doodnaught Thompson, Herbert John 1967 Barbs Delight 6th 1921 Tryster 5th 2011 Isn’t He Perfect 9th (Derby Dick) 1921 Broomspun 1st Shuman, Mark Stephens, Woodford Cefis (Woody) 1933 Brokers Tip 10th 1988 Cefis 5th 1920 Wildair 3rd 2007 Xchanger 8th 1932 Burgoo King 1st 1988 Forty Niner 7th 1920 Upset 2nd Simpson, James P. 1927 Buddy Bauer 12th 1977 Cormorant 4th 1984 Swale 7th P-51 Preakness Trainers

Tinker, Harold (Baldy) Von Hamel, D.R. Weston, Albert G. Woolley, Bennie (Chip) 1974 J. R.’s Pet 7th 1995 Our Gatsby 7th 1927 Jopagan 10th 2009 Mine That Bird 2nd Tompkins, G.R. 1920 Fairway 9th Worcester, H. E. III (Buzz) 1928 Brooms 18th 1917 Hyannis 12th 1973 Deadly Dream 5th 1925 Maid at Arms 11th W 1916 Damrosch 1st Wozneski, John 1924 Big Blaze 8th Wahler, Charles Whalen, J. 1955 Sticks 7th Tortora, Emanuel (“Manny”) 1974 All Game 12th 1913 Buskin 1st Wright, Vester R. (Tennessee) 1995 Mecke 5th 1968 Ringmaster 9th 1911 Watervale 1st 1962 Roman Line 3rd Travis, F. C. 1911 Footprint 4th Wyatt, Euall,Sr. 1934 Time Supply 6th Waggoner, Richard T. 1910 Starbottle 4th 1954 Admiral Porter 10th Trombetta, Mike 1956 No Regrets 3rd Wheeler, Robert L. Wyble, Fred 2006 Sweetnorthernsaint 2nd Walden, Elliott 1970 Sir Wiggle 6th 1975 Bold Chapeau 8th Troutt, Clyde 2001 Mr. John 11th White, Oscar 1966 Advocator 6th 1999 Menifee 2nd 1952 One Count 3rd Y 1953 Royal Bay Gem 3rd 1998 Victory Gallop 2nd 1946 Natchez 6th York, Keith Trotsek, Harry Walden, Robert J. 1945 Pavot 5th 1985 Tajawa 6th 1954 Hasty Road 1st 1924 Rustic 6th White, Raymond Young, Harold Turk, Clyde 1918 (lst Div) Quietude 9th 1947 King Bay 11th 1965 Seleri 6th 1947 On Trust 2nd 1917 Piraeus 5th Whiteley, David 1961 Sherluck 5th Turner, William H. Jr. (Billy) Waldron, Roy 1981 Highland Blade, 6th Yowell, Edward 1984 Play On 2nd 1940 Gallahadion 3d Whiteley, Frank Y. Jr. 1971 Executioner 6th 1977 Seattle Slew 1st 1925 Prince of Bourbon 10th 1967 Celtic Air 8th 1965 Hail to All 3rd Walker, W.S. 1967 Damascus 1st 1910 G.M. Miller 10th 1965 Tom Rolfe 1st Z U Waller, Tom Whiting, Lynn Zito, Nicholas P. Utz, C. 1962 Prego 11th 1992 Lil E Tee 5th 2011 Dialed In 4th 1927 Fair Star 6th Ward, John Whittingham, Charles (Bald Eagle) 2010 Jackson Bend 3rd 2002 Booklet 13th 1994 Numerous 5th 2008 Stevil 4th 2001 Monarchos 6th 1989 Sunday Silence 1st 2007 C P West 4th V Ward, Wesley 1986 Ferdinand 2nd 2006 Hemingway's Key 3rd Van Berg, Jack Charles 2011 Flashpoint 14th 1960 Divine Comedy 4th 2005 Sun King 4th 1994 Blumin Affair 6th 2010 Pleasant Prince 11th 1958 Gone Fishin’ 3d 2005 Noble Causeway 6th 1987 Alysheba 1st Watkins, R. E. Whittingham, Michael 2005 High Fly 10th 1984 Gate Dancer 1st 1913 Barnegat 3rd 1991 Whadjathink 7th 2004 Sir Shackleton 6th 1982 Bold Style 4th Watters, Sidney Jr. Williams, B. B. (Bert) 2002 Crimson Hero 7th 1981 Bold Ego 2nd 1989 Rock Point 3rd 1947 Riskolater 5th 2002 Straight Gin 9th Vanier, Harvey L. Wayland, Eugene 1937 Over the Top 5th 2001 AP Valentine 2nd 1983 Play Fellow 5th 1921 Careful 12th 1935 Nellie Flag 7th 1999 Stephen Got Even 4th 1970 Admiral’s Shield 8th Weaver, George Williams, H.W. 1999 Adonis 6th Veitch, John M. 2006 Greeley's Legacy 5th 1954 Galdar 7th 1997 Wild Tempest 8th 1988 Brian’s Time 2nd Weipert, John J. Jr. (Jack) Williams, William G. 1996 Louis Quatorze 1st 1978 Alydar 2nd 1957 Inside Tract 3rd 1956 Golf Ace 4th 1995 Star Standard 4th Veitch, Sylvester E. (Syl) Weir, F.D. Winfrey, William C. 1994 Go For Gin 2nd 1951 Counterpoint 2nd 1918 (2nd Div) Jack Hare, Jr. 1st 1965 Dapper Dan 2nd 1993 Too Wild 11th 1950 Dooly 3rd Wells, Howard 1953 Native Dancer 1st 1992 Agincourt 7th 1950 Mr. Trouble 4th 1954 Hasseyampa 3d Winslow, D.T. 1991 Strike the Gold 6th 1948 Vulcan’s Forge 2nd Welsh, T. 1909 The Gardener 9th Zouck, Judith H. 1947 Phalanx 3d 1918 (2nd Div) Trompe La Mort 4th 1909 San Souci II 7th 1980 Samoyed 6th Viator, Dwight Wesselman, Richard Woodford, D. 1981 Top Avenger 13th 1969 Glad’s Flame 8th 1912 Colonel Holloway 1st

P-52 Preakness Trainers

WINNING TRAINERS Trainer Year Trainer Year Trainer Year W. E. Adams ...... 1975 Richard E. Handlen ...... 1938 W. Pryor ...... 1873 P. T. Adwell ...... 1976 J. H. Hayes ...... 1950 V. W. Raines ...... 1962 ...... 2006 T. P. Hayes ...... 1897, 1933 H. C. Riddle ...... 1903 Juan Arias ...... 1971 J. S. Healey ...... 1910, 1914 Tim Ritchey ...... 2005 ...... 2007, 2009 T. J. Healey ...... 1901, 1922, 1923 J. Rogers ...... 1889 Bob Baffert . 1997, 1998, 2001, 2002, 2010 1926, 1929 ...... 2011 Lazaro S. Barrera ...... 1978 J. W. Healy ...... 1931 T. L. Rondinello ...... 1974 H. G. Bedwell ...... 1919 M. Hirsch ...... 1936, 1946 L. J. Roussel III ...... 1988 ...... 1992, 1993 Fred Hopkins ...... 1927 James Rowe, Jr...... 1928 J. William Boniface ...... 1983 Neil J. Howard ...... 1990 James Rowe, Sr...... 1921 Frank L. Brothers ...... 1991 J. Huggins ...... 1886 Louis J. Schaefer ...... 1939 W. Brown ...... 1876 William Hurley ...... 1917, 1940 John Servis ...... 2004 Preston M. Burch ...... 1951 J. W. Jacobs ...... 1970 Robert A. Smith ...... 1934 G. D. Cameron ...... 1943 W. Jennings ...... 1887 Woodrow C. Stephens ...... 1952 H. Campbell ...... 1898 *W. B. Jennings ...... 1918 Melvin F. Stute ...... 1986 John P. Campo ...... 1981 B. A. Jones ...... 1941, 1944 August Swenke ...... 1942 D. W. Carroll ...... 1972 H. A. Jones . . . .1947, 1948, 1956, 1958 ...... 2003 G. Conway ...... 1937 Andrew J. Joyner ...... 1905, 1908 M. A. Tenney ...... 1963 Reginald Cornell ...... 1959 William Lakeland ...... 1894 H. J. Thompson ...... 1932 Grover G. Delp ...... 1979 ...... 1973 Harry C. Trotsek ...... 1954 F. Devers ...... 1915 C. Littlefield ...... 1885 W. H. Turner, Jr...... 1977 M. Dixon ...... 1945 John L. Lenzini, Jr...... 1982 ...... 1984, 1987 T. B. Doswell ...... 1884 ...... 1969 J. Walden ...... 1877 W. Duke ...... 1925 D. Wayne Lukas . . . . 1980, 1985, 1994 R. W. Walden . . .1875, 1878, 1879, 1880 Richard Dutrow, Jr...... 2008 1995, 1999, 2013 1881, 1882, 1888 R. Dwyer ...... 1883 H. A. Luro ...... 1964 F. D. Weir ...... 1918 Edward Feakes ...... 1890, 1895 F. McCabe ...... 1899 Albert G. Weston ...... 1916 Louis Feustel ...... 1920 B. McClelland ...... 1896 James Whalen . . . . . 1907, 1911, 1913 James Fitzsimmons . 1930, 1935, 1955, 1957 G. B. Morris ...... 1902 F. Y. Whiteley, Jr...... 1965, 1967 Henry Forrest ...... 1966, 1968 J. H. Morris ...... 1900 Charles Whittingham ...... 1989 Frank C. Frisbie ...... 1909 Doug O’Neill ...... 2012 W. C. Winfrey ...... 1953 H. Gaffney ...... 1874 Joseph Orseno ...... 2000 D. Woodford ...... 1912 John M. Gaver ...... 1949 H. J. Pitt ...... 1960 Nicholas Zito ...... 1996 T. J. Gaynor ...... 1906 W. F. Presgrave ...... 1904 Alex B. Gordon ...... 1924 J. A. Price ...... 1961 *W. Jennings and W. B. Jennings not related.

P-53 Preakness Trainers hb re d h oroug T antic t l - A i d M o f ourtesy / C h oto P o ff H

Nick Zito with 1991 Kentucky Derby er ph h risto

C winner Strike the Gold. P-54 PREAKNESS h oto P aman

H JOCKEYS tuart S Preakness Jockeys

FROM 1909 THROUGH 2013 The following is a list of jockeys who have ridden in the Preakness since 1909 . and Pat Day lead all riders with 17 mounts . Eddie Arcaro, Jerry Bailey and Mike Smith are next with 15 . Edgar Prado (14), (13), Angel Cordero (13) Chris McCarron (13) and (12) round out the top ten . rode three winners, including the first Preakness aboard Survivor in 1873 . L . Hughes also had three winning rides in the late 1800’s . 1991 Strike the Gold 6th 2001 Congaree 3rd Blind, Eric A 1989 Rock Point 3rd 2000 Red Bullet 1st 1926 Bagenbaggage 8th Abel, Alf J. (Whitey) 1988 Private Terms 4th 1999 Worldly Manner 12th Blum, Walter 1927 Bostonian 1st 1985 Skip Trial 9th 1998 Cape Town 9th 1967 Reason to Hail 4th 1923 Better Luck 7th Arcaro, Eddie 1996 Prince of Thieves 7th 1962 Flying Johnnie 9th Adair, Raymond 1959 First Landing 9th 1995 Tejano Run 9th Boland, William 1951 Counterpart 2nd 1957 Bold Ruler 1st 1994 Blumin Affair 6th 1966 Amberoid 3rd Adams, John 1955 Nashua 1st 1993 Sea Hero 5th 1956 Count Chic 5th 1954 Hasty Road 1st 1953 Jamie K. 2nd 1992 Technology 6th 1954 Goyamo 4th 1943 Blue Swords 2nd 1952 One Count 3rd 1991 Hansel 1st 1950 Middleground 2nd Adams, Larry 1951 Bold 1st 1982 Cut Away 3rd Borel, 1974 Kin Run 5th 1950 Hill Prince 1st Bailey, Paul J. 2010 Super Saver 8th 1970 High Echelon 4th 1949 Palestinian 2nd 1956 Eiffel Blue 6th 2009 Rachel Alexandra 1st 1962 Prego 11th 1948 Citation 1st 1954 Admiral Porter 10th 2007 Street Sense 2nd 1959 Sundown II 11th 1947 Phalanx 3rd Baird, R.L. Boulmetis, Sam Agnello, Tony 1946 Hampden 3rd 1963 Rural Retreat 6th 1962 Vimy Ridge 4th 1976 Cojak 4th 1944 Stir Up 3rd Balaski, Lester 1961 Sherluck 5th Albarado, Robby 1942 Devil Diver 8th 1940 Mioland 2nd 1960 Celtic Ash 3rd 2011 King Congie 7th 1941 Whirlaway 1st Ball, R. 1959 Dunce 3rd 2008 Racecar Rhapsody 4th 1935 Nellie Flag 7th 1916 Greenwood 2nd 1951 Alerted 3rd 2007 Curlin 1st Armstrong, Sherman Baltazar, Chuck Bourassa, Orville 2005 Going Wild 14th 1954 For Free 5th 1971 Sound Off 4th 1927 Sir Harry 2nd 2003 Midway Road 2nd Ashcroft, D. Curtis 1967 Favorable Turn 9th Bourque, Curt C. 2002 Straight Gin 9th 1981 Paristo 3rd Balzaretti, Willie 1994 Polar Expedition 10th 2000 Captain Steve 4th Asmussen, Cash 1947 Riskolater 5th Bowers, L. 1999 Vicar 10th 2000 Snuck In 5th Barratt, Newton 1944 Gramps Image 4th 1998 Classic Cat 3rd Atkinson, Paul 1920 On Watch 7th Bracciale, Vince (Jimbo) Alleman, C.J. 2010 Caracortado 7th Barnes, Edgar 1987 Harriman 9th 1975 Bold Chapeau 8th Atkinson, Ted 1928 Friar’s Hope 14th 1985 Cutlass Reality 5th Allen, Keith K. 1957 Promised Land 4th Barnett, Wayne A. Bravo, Joe 1987 Phantom Jet 6th 1951 Big Stretch 6th 1985 Sparrowvon 8th 2012 Teeth of the Dog 5th Allen, R. D. Jr. 1949 Capot 1st Bartram, Brent E. 2005 Galloping Grocer 13th 1985 Sport Jet 10th Avila, Gustavo 1994 Powis Castle 9th 1997 Wild Tempest 8th Alvarado, Junior 1971 Canonero II 1st Batchellor, Logan 1996 Tour’s Big Red 10th 2012 Zetterholm 4th 1958 Chance It Tony 9th Breuning, B. Ambrose, Eddie B Baze, Tyler 1926 Nichavo 9th 1930 Woodcraft 7th Babin, G. 2008 Tres Borrachos 9th Bridgmohan, Shaun 1928 Toro 2nd 1924 Faenza 12th Bejarano, Rafael 2001 Griffinite 5th 1920 Wildair 3rd Baeza, Braulio 2009 Papa Clem 6th Brooks, Steve 1919 Routledge 6th 1976 Honest Pleasure 5th 2005 Sun King 4th 1958 Plion 4th 1918 Quietude (1st Div) 9th 1975 Prince Thou Art 4th 2004 Sir Shackleton 6th 1952 Sub Fleet 5th 1917 The Belgian II 13th 1974 Rube the Great 9th Bejshak, John 1950 Mr. Trouble 4th 1912 Jingo 6th 1972 Key to the Mint 3rd 1934 Discovery 3rd 1949 Ponder 5th Anderson, Irving 1969 Arts and Letters 2nd 1933 Pomponius 4th Broussard, Ray 1941 Curious Coin 7th 1967 Great Power 10th Belmonte, Eddie 1970 My Dad George 2nd 1939 Ciencia 6th 1966 Stupendous 2nd 1971 Royal J.D. 7th 1969 Al Hattab 5th 1938 Bull Lea 6th 1964 Quadrangle 4th 1970 Personality 1st 1968 Jig Time 6th placed 5th Anderson, M. 1963 Chateaugay 2nd Bierman, Carroll 1959 Manassa Mauler 8th 1916 Col. Gutelius 5th 1961 Crozier 3rd 1952 Arroz 7th Bruce Anderson, Pete Bailey, Jerry 1942 Valdina Orphan 7th 1912 Stairs DNF 1952 Primate 4th 2005 High Fly 10th 1941 Dispose 6th Brumfield, Don Antley, Chris W. 2004 Eddington 3rd 1940 Gallahadion 3rd 1973 Our Native 3rd 1999 Charismatic 1st 2003 Ten Cents A Shine 9th Black, A. S. (Tony) 1966 Kauai King 1st 1992 Dance Floor 4th 2002 Medaglia D’Oro 8th 1973 Deadly Dream 5th Bryson, James 1936 Grand Slam 11th P-56 Preakness Jockeys

Burr, Charles Coa, Eibar Cusimano, George 1912 Bwana Tumbo 2nd 1963 Sky Wonder 5th 2010 Schoolyard Dreams 9th 1973 Ecole Etage 4th Dodson, Doug 1953 Ram o’ War 4th 2009 Musket Man 3rd 1969 Greengrass Greene 6th 1956 No Regrets 3rd Butwell, James Coffman, Eldon Cutshaw, Oliver 1948 Vulcan’s Forge 2nd 1926 Banton 13th 1965 Needles Count 8th 1954 Nirgal Lad 9th 1947 Faultless 1st 1924 Modest 10th Collins, A. 1946 Lord Boswell 2nd 1923 Tall Timber 5th 1917 Hyannis 12th Dominguez, Ramon 1921 Lough Storm 13th Coltiletti, Frank D 2012 Tiger Walk 8th 1920 Fairway 9th 1931 Soll Gills 7th Davies, Thomas 2011 Dance City 5th 1914 Defendum 3rd 1930 Sweet Sentiment 6th 1914 Humiliation 6th 2010 First Dude 2nd 1913 Buskin 1st 1927 Scapa Flow 5th Davis, R. 2008 Giant Moon 8th Buxton, Merritt 1926 Rock Man 10th 1995 Mecke 5th 2007 Xchanger 8th 1916 King Neptune 9th 1925 Voltaic 8th Davis, S. 2006 Diabolical 8th 1915 Runes 3rd 1923 Rialto 3rd 1910 Martinez 7th 2005 Scrappy T. 2nd Byrnes, Dave 1921 Broomspun 1st Day, Pat 2003 Foufa’s Warrior 7th 1984 Pac Soldier 9th Combest, Jimmy 2003 Senor Swinger 5th 2002 Equality 13th 1962 Roman Line 3rd 2002 Booklet 12th 2001 Bay Eagle 8th 1958 Noureddin 5th 2001 Dollar Bill 4th Donoso, C 1953 Royal Bay Gem 3rd 2000 High Yield 7th 1939 Gilded Knight 2nd Callahan, John Contreras, Jorge 1999 Menifee 2nd Doocy, Tim 1927 Fair Star 6th 1954 Jet Action 8th 1998 Baquero 7th 1999 Torrid Sand 11th 1925 Gold Stick 6th Cook, William McKinly 1996 Louis Quatorze 1st Douglas, Frank 1923 General Thatcher 2nd 1959 Festival King 5th 1995 Timber Country 1st 1998 Silver’s Prospect 10th 1918 (lst div) Sunny Slope 2nd 1956 Ratheram 8th 1994 Tabasco Cat 1st Douglas, Rene R. 1914 The Governor 4th Cooksey, Patricia J. 1993 Cherokee Run 2nd 1996 Victory Speech 5th Calvert, Melvin (Sunshine) 1985 Tajawa 6th 1992 Lil E. Tee 5th 1992 Fortune’s Gone 10th 1945 Darby Dieppe 3rd Cordero, Angel, Jr. 1991 Corporate Report 2nd Doyle, William Campbell, Robert 1990 Land Rush 6th 1990 Summer Squall 1st 1909 Effendi 1st 1947 King Bay 11th 1989 Houston 6th 1989 Easy Goer 2nd Dreyer, J. Carstens, Willie 1988 Brian’s Time 2nd 1988 Forty Niner 7th 1915 Half Rock 2nd 1961 Crimson Fury 9th 1987 Gulch 4th 1985 Tank’s Prospect 1st Dubois, David (Danny) 1957 Federal Hill 7th 1984 Gate Damcer 1st 1983 Flag Admiral 10th 1937 Jewell Dorsett 8th Castaneda, Marco 1981 Flying Nashua 12th Delahoussaye, , Eddie 1989 Hawkster 5th 1980 Codex 1st 1991 Olympio 4th 1911 Watervale 1st 1982 Water Bank 7th 1979 Screen King 3rd 1988 Risen Star 1st 1910 Starbottle 4th Castanon, Jesus 1977 Hey Hey J.P. 7th 1983 Sunny’s Halo 6th 1909 Statesman DNF 2011 Shackleford 1st 1976 Bold Forbes 3rd 1981 Woodchopper 11th Castellano, Javier 1975 Singh 6th Delgado, Alberto 2010 Aikenite 10th 1974 Cannonade 3rd 1995 Oliver’s Twist 2nd E 2006 Bernardini 1st 1971 Jim French 3rd 1990 Fighting Notion 5th Eaby, Jason Catrone, Frank Cordova, Dale W. Desormeaux, Kent J. 1930 Armagedden 8th 1929 Leucite 9th 1994 Silver Goblin 8th 2010 Paddy O’Prado 6th Eads, Wendell Cauthen, Steve Coucci, Silvio 2009 Tone It Down 12th 1942 Sun Again 3rd 1978 Affirmed 1st 1936 Memory Book 6th 2008 Big Brown 1st Elliott, Stewart Chambers, Wayne Court, Jon 2006 Sweetnorthernsaint 2nd 2004 Smarty Jones 1st 1964 Roman Brother 5th 2001 Percy Hope 9th 2004 Imperialism 5th Ellis, George 1963 Country Squire 8th Craigmyle, John 2002 USS Tinosa 6th 1931 Mate 1st Chavez, Jorge 1928 Sun Beau 5th 2000 Fusaichi Pegasus 2nd 1930 Crack Brigade 2nd 2004 Song of the Sword 9th Cruguet, Jean 1999 Excellent Meeting (DNF) 1927 Saxon 7th 2003 New York Hero 6th 1983 Play Fellow 5th 1998 Real Quiet 1st 1926 Navigator 11th 2001 Monarchos 6th 1977 Seattle Slew 1st 1997 Free House 2nd Elston, H. 1999 Adonis 6th 1976 Play The Red 2nd 1995 Our Gatsby 7th 1928 Brooms 18th Choquette, John 1971 Bold Reason 5th 1990 Kentucky Jazz 7th Emery, D. 1955 Nance’s Lad 4th Culmone, Joe 1988 Finder’s Choice 9th 1927 Candy Hog 8th Church, Ken 1970 Oh Fudge 14th Despirito, Tony Ensor, Lavelle (Buddy) 1952 Gushing Oil 6th 1968 Martins Jig 8th, placed 7th 1960 Victoria Park 2nd 1919 Dunboyne 11th Clark, Shelby 1964 Big Pete 6th 1958 Liberty Ruler 12th Erb, Dave 1947 Cosmic Bomb 6th 1957 Inswept 6th Deverich 1956 Needles 2nd 1946 Tidy Bid 10th 1955 Go Lightly 8th 1910 Reybourn 5th Espinoza, Jose 1945 Bobanet 9th Diggins 2006 Platinum Couple 6th

P-57 Preakness Jockeys

Espinoza, Victor Guerin, Eric Hettinger, George 2011 Mr. Commons 8th G 1971 Impetuosity 9th 1961 Orleans Doge 8th 2004 Borrego 7th Garcia, Alan 1955 Traffic Judge 3rd 1951 Knowitall 7th 2002 War Emblem 1st 2009 Flying Private 4th 1953 Native Dancer 1st Hinojosa, Herb 2001 AP Valentine 2nd 2007 Mint Slewlep 7th 1947 Jet Pilot 4th 1978 Noon Time Spender 4th 2000 Hugh Hefner 6th Garcia, Martin Guerra, Walter A. 1974 Neapolitan Way 2nd Estep, Roy 2013 Govenor Charlie 8th 1987 No More Flowers 8th 1961 Dr. Miller 4th 1912 Brosseau 4th 2011 Midnight Interlude 13th Guidry, Mark Hoffman, D. 1911 Dr. Duenner 5th 2010 Lookin At Lucky 1st 2007 Flying First Class 9th 1915 Rhine Maiden 1st 1910 Layminster 1st Garner, G. Gutierrez, Mario Hoffman, R. Evans, R.D. 1911 Footprint 4th 2012 I’ll Have Another 1st 1913 Barnegat 3rd 1981 Bare Knuckles 8th Garner, Mack Hole, Michael 1934 Cavalcade 2nd H 1970 Buzkashi 10th 1929 Essare 8th Horn, Francis Haas, Leon (Buddy) 1928 Petee-Wrack 17th 1933 Inlander 5th F 1942 Requested 2nd 1922 Miss Joy 10th Hurn, Dave Fairbrother, Charles 1941 Porter’s Cap 4th 1924 Revenue Agent 5th 1923 Hobgoblin 6th Gilbert, John 1940 Dit 9th 1946 Natchez 6th 1921 Touch Me Not 6th Hacker, Beverly (Tuffy) 1945 The Doge 4th 1920 Blazes 6th 1949 Taran 9th I 1942 Fair Call 6th Fallon, Leo (Skinny) Halbert, Floyd Iliescu, Arnold 1941 King Cole 2nd 1939 Impound 4th 1929 Minotaur 2nd 1980 Samoyed 6th 1937 Flying Scot 3rd Fator, Laverne Hamilton, Steve 1933 Utopian 3rd 1928 Nassak 11th 2005 Malibu Moonshine 8th 1932 War Hero 5th 1923 Mad Play 3rd Hanford, Buddy J 1922 St. Henry 11th Gilligan, Larry 1932 Boatswain 3rd James, Basil 1960 Divine Comedy 4th Feliciano, Ben M. Hanford, Carl 1942 Alsab 1st 1974 Jolly Johu 4th Glisson, Gordon 1936 Knight Warrior 10th James, Eugene 1949 Old Rockport 8th 1973 Torsion 6th Hanford, Ira (Babe) 1932 Burgoo King 1st 1970 Hark the Lark 12th Goldstein, 1950 Balkan 6th Jimenez, Carlos 1910 Dalhousie 2nd Fernandez, F. 1941 Ocean Blue 8th 1972 Festive Mood 5th Gomez, Garret K. 1952 Jampol 2nd Harmatz, Willie Johnson, Albert 2011 Sway Away 12th Ferrer J.C. 1960 T.V. Lark 6th 1929 The Nut 4th 2010 Dublin 5th 1993 Hegar 9th 1959 Royal Orbit 1st 1927 Buddy Bauer 12th 2009 Pioneerof the Nile 11th Fields, George Harrell, John 1926 Dress Parade 4th 2007 King of the Roxy 6th 1929 Soul of Honor 10th 1941 Kansas 5th 1925 Single Foot 9th 2006 Like Now 7th 1928 Strolling Player 4th Hartack, William John, Jr. 1924 Rustic 6th 1994 Concern 3rd 1926 Timmara 12th 1974 J. R.’s Pet 7th 1923 Sally’s Alley 11th Fires, Earlie Gonzalez, B. 1971 Vegas Vic 8th 1919 Drummond 9th 1978 Track Reward 7th 1969 Jay Ray 3rd 1970 Stop Time 7th Johnston, Mark T. 1967 In Reality 2nd Gonzalez, C. 1969 Majestic Prince 1st 2001 Marciano 7th 1955 Honey’s Alibi 5th 1966 Blue Skyer 9th 1967 Barb’s Delight 6th 1990 J.R.’s Horizon 9th Fisher, Herb Gorman, Dave 1964 Northern Dancer 1st Jones, Robert 1949 Curandero 6th 1928 Bobashela 13th 1962 Decidedly 8th 1934 High Quest 1st Fitzgerald, Robert Grand, C. 1960 Venetian Way 5th 1933 Silent Shot 9th 1910 St. Regis 8th 1978 Indigo Star 5th 1957 Iron Liege 2nd Judice, J. C. Flores, David Grant, Howard 1956 Fabius 1st 1985 Hajji’s Treasure DNF 1970 Sir Wiggle 6th 2005 Greeley's Galaxy 7th 1954 Ring King 6th 1965 Selari 6th Fogelsonger, Ryan Harty 1962 Green Hornet 6th 2004 Water Cannon 10th 1909 Hill Top 3rd K Gray, E. 2003 Cherokee’s Boy 8th Hawley, Sandy Kaenel, Jack L. 1958 Michore 11th Ford, 1981 Partez 5th 1982 Aloma’s Ruler 1st 1913 Cadeau 5th Green, Bennie 1979 Golden Act 2nd Kallai, Paul 1952 Count Flame 8th Franklin, Ron 1976 Life’s Hope 6th 1966 Exceedingly 7th 1979 Spectacular Bid 1st Griffin, E. 1975 Native Guest 7th Kelsay, Willie 1909 Siskin 5th Frazier, Ricky 1974 All Game 12th 1930 Tetrarchal 11th Grimm, Phil 1995 Itron 11th Haynes, Everett 1928 Penalo 6th 1968 Ringmaster 9th Frey, Paul 1917 Kalitan 1st 1922 Rebuke 12th Gru’nelsen, J. 1963 On My Honor 7th Hernandez, Brian Kennedy, Bert 1921 Star Voter 9th 2013 Departed 6th 1925 Edisto 7th

P-58 Preakness Jockeys

Keogh, Frank Leonard, Roger (Turk) Madrid, Art Jr. McCarron, Gregg 1922 Hea 2nd 1929 African 3rd 1992 Agincourt 7th 1977 Counter Punch 8th 1921 Careful 12th Leparoux, Julien Maiben, John (Sit Still) McCauley, W. H. (Herb) 1916 Eddie Henry 4th 2013 Titletown Five 9th 1930 Gold Brook 5th 1997 Jack At The Bank 10th King, Eddie, Jr. 2012 Daddy Nose Best 9th 1927 Black Panther 4th 1993 Too Wild 11th 1997 Frisk Me Now 5th 2011 Dialed In 4th 1926 Display 1st 1983 Parfaitement 8th Kirk, Carson 2010 Pleasant Prince 11th 1925 Maid At Arms 4th McCoy, James (Goggles) 1949 Sun Bahram 4th 2009 General Quarters 9th Manganello, Mike 1930 Full Dress 10th Kirkland, Arnold 2008 Macho Again 2nd 1970 Dust Commander 9th McCreary, Conn 1954 Hasseyampa 3rd Lester, R. N. Maple, Eddie 1952 Blue Man 1st Knapp, Kenny 1992 Careful Gesture 9th 1995 Pana Brass 10th 1947 Secnav 7th 1969 Captain Action 7th Lester, Willie 1988 Cefis 5th 1944 Pensive 1st 1965 Swift Ruler 5th 1958 Talent Show 6th 1982 Laser Light 5th 1941 Our Boots 3rd Knapp, William Lewis, Melvin 1978 Believe It 3rd McCrossen, Clarence 1919 Vindex dnf 1938 Bull Whip 9th 1972 Eager Exchange 6th 1935 Mantagna 4th Knight, C. Lezcano, Jose 1971 Eastern Fleet 2nd McDermott, Lawrence (Pud) 1914 Spearhead 5th 2012 Cozzetti 7th Maragh, Rajiv 1925 Almadel 5th Korte, Karl Liebert 2011 Mucho Macho Man 6th McDermott, R. 1968 Wood-Pro 10th 1909 Sans Souci II 7th Marinelli, Benny 1917 Fox Trot 14th 1959 Open View 10th Lipham, Terry 1924 Thorndale 9th McHargue, Darrel G. 1958 Martins Rullah 10th 1983 Paris Prince 12th 1923 Vigil 1st 1980 Jaklin Klugman 4th Krigger, Kevin Litzenberger, Eddie Martin, Robert J. 1977 Run Dusty Run 3rd 2013 Goldencents 5th 1936 Teufel 9th 1955 Sticks 7th 1975 Master Derby 1st Kummer, Clarence Lively, John 1950 Kinsman 5th McIntyre, J. 1928 Sortie 12th 1981 Bold Ego 2nd 1949 Noble Impulse 3rd 1909 Grania 8th 1927 Whiskery 3rd 1976 Elocutionist 1st Matthews, A. McKeever, Willie 1925 Coventry 1st Loftus, John 1913 Cogs 6th 1968 Nodouble 4th placed 3rd 1924 Nautical 14th 1919 Sir Barton 1st McAtee, Linus (Pony) McLaughlin, Richard 1923 Martingale 10th 1918 (lst div) War Cloud 1st 1931 Surf Board 6th 1954 Gigantic 11th 1921 Tryster 5th Longden, John 1926 Color Sergeant 7th McLean, Pete 1920 Man O’ War 1st 1947 On Trust 2nd 1925 Backbone 2nd 1951 Repetoire 8th 1918 (lst div) George Starr 10th 1944 Platter 2nd 1924 Transmute 2nd McTaggart, John 1918 (2nd div) The Porter 2nd 1943 Count Fleet 1st 1923 Chickvale 4th 1912 Tipsand 3rd Kurtsinger, Charles Lopez, Chuck C. 1922 Hephaistos 8th 1916 Ed Bond 6th 1937 War Admiral 1st 2008 Hey Byrn 7th 1919 Sweep On 3rd 1918 (lst div) Lanius 3rd 1936 He Did 7th 1997 Cryp Too 9th 1918 Mary Maud (lst div) 6th 1918 (2nd div) Trompe La Mort 4th 1917 Jock Scot 11th 1934 Agrarian 4th Lovato, Frank J. McTaggart, Thomas 1916 Damrosch 1st 1933 Head PLay 1st 1981 A Run 10th 1917 Nebraska 7th McAuliffe, Danny 1931 Twenty Grand 2nd Luther, Tommy Meade, Don 1932 Daisaburo 7th Kurtz, Jack 1936 Hollyrood 5th 1939 Volitant 3rd 1928 Distraction 9th 1978 Dax S. 6th Luzzi, Michael 1934 Time Supply 6th McCahey, J. 1971 Spouting Horn 10th 1999 Badge 3rd Meche, Donnie 1916 Curragh’leen 8th Lyke, Lucien 2002 Easyfromthegitgo 5th 1913 Scallywag 4th L 1922 Pirate Gold 4th Mehrtens, Warren 1911 The Nigger 3rd Ladner, Clarence J. III (Jo-Jo) 1919 King Plaudit 4th 1948 Better Self 4th 1910 Dixie Knight 9th 1992 Speakerphone 14th 1918 (lst div) Foreground 7th 1947 Contest 10th 1909 Arondack 6th 1989 Northern Wolf 8th 1918 (2nd div) Kate Bright 3rd 1946 Assault 1st McCarron, Chris J. Lancaster, R. Lynch, Jimmy Merimee, F. 2002 Crimson Hero 7th 1921 Sunny Jim 10th 1955 Fleet Path 6th 1917 Al M. Dick 2nd 1997 Touch Gold 4th Lang, Charles (Chick) 1950 Dooly 3rd Merimee, John. 1996 Cavonnier 4th 1925 By Hisself 5th 1924 Nellie Morse 1st 1995 Star Standard 4th 1922 Oil Man 9th 1923 Blanc Seing 9th 1994 Go For Gin 2nd Lawless, Richard (Dick) M Merritt, Bobby 1993 Koluctoo Jimmy Al 10th 1959 Marauder 4th MacBeth, Don 1935 Brannon 6th 1992 Pine Bluff 1st LeBlanc, Hubert 1985 Chief’s Crown 2nd Metcalf, J. 1991 Honor Grades 8th 1937 Mosawtre 4th 1982 Reinvested 6th 1917 Nashville 8th 1987 Alysheba 1st Lee, Tommy 1974 Buck’s Bid LR 1916 Phil Unger 7th 1986 Broad Brush 3rd 1966 Understanding 8th Madden, Darrell Micelli, Mike 1985 Eternal Prince 3rd Le Jeune, Sidney 1952 Handsome Teddy 9th 1974 Hudson County 8th 1983 Desert Wine 2nd 1963 Lemon Twist 4th 1977 Regal Sir 9th P-59 Preakness Jockeys

Migliore, Richard Pino, Mario G. Rocco, Joe 2006 Greeley's Legacy 5th O 2007 Hard Spun 3rd 1990 Baron de Vaux 8th 2004 Little Matth Man 8th Obert, William 2002 Menacing Dennis 10th Rodriguez, Joseph 2003 Kissin Saint 10th 1917 Fruit Cake 4th 1981 Escambia Bay 7th 1920 Upset 2nd 2002 Magic Weisner 2nd O’Donnell, Steve Pitz, J. Rogers, Chris 1996 Allied Forces 8th 1929 Grey Coat 7th 1918 (lst div) Orestes 5th 1968 Sir Beau 7th, placed 6th Miller, Donnie A, Jr. 1928 Knapsack 15th Ponce, Clyde 1959 Rico Tesio 7th 1986 Miracle Wood 5th Olivares, Frank 1924 Big Blaze 8th 1958 Lincoln Road 2nd 1985 I Am The Game 4th 1990 Music Prospector 4th Poparo, Al Romero, Randy P. 1984 S. S. Hot Sauce 10th O’Malley, Joseph 1956 Come on Red 7th 1988 Sorry About That 8th Porter, Earl 1981 Top Avenger 13th 1983 Deputed Testamony 1st 1938 Hypocrite 8th 1934 Riskulus 7th Rosario, Joel Mills, Hank Prado, Edgar S. 2013 Orb 4th 1933 De Valera 7th P Padgett, Donnie Alvin 2011 Isn’t He Perfect 9th 2012 Creative Cause 3rd Mooney, Joseph A. 2010 Yawanna Twist 4th Rose, Jeremy 1921 Copper Demon 7th 1946 Marine Victory 9th Parke, Ivan 2009 Take the Points 13th 2009 Terrain 7th Moreno, Henry 1925 Chantey 4th 2008 Riley Tucker 12th 2008 Icabad Crane 3rd 1970 Plenty Old 13th Parrington, T. 2007 C P West 4th 2006 Hemingway's Key 3rd 1964 The Scoundrel 2nd 1921 Mythology 14th 2006 Barbaro DNF 2005 Afleet Alex 1st 1953 Dark Star 5th 1917 Kentucky Boy 3rd 2005 High Limit 5th Rosengarten, Charles Morris, Louis Passmore, William J. 2003 Peace Rules 4th 1935 Commonwealth 5th 1922 Pillory 1st 1981 Thirty Eight Paces 4th 2002 Harlan’s Holiday 4th Rotz, John L. 1921 Jeg 3rd 1980 Knight Landing 7th 1999 Valhol 9th 1970 Silent Screen 3rd Mosley, Jimmy 1954 Galdar 7th 1998 Hot Wells 4th 1968 Out of the Way 2nd 1972 Hassi’s Image 7th Pascuma, Anthony 1996 Mixed Count 11th 1966 Indulto 5th Mountain, M. 1928 Oh Say 16th 1993 Rockamundo 7th 1965 Native Charger 4th 1921 Quecreek 11th Peak, Charles 1992 My Luck Runs North 12th 1962 Greek Money 1st Moyers, Leroy 1918 (2nd div) Jack Hare, Jr. 1st 1961 Globemaster 2nd 1982 Bold Style 4th Penney, Jack C. Rowens, L. 1970 Robin’s Bug 11th 1983 Common Sense 9th R 1944 Gramps Image 4th Munden, William Permane, Robert Ramsey Rubbicco, Phil 1926 Light Carbine 5th 1946 Knockdown 4th 1910 G. M. Miller 10th 1972 No Le Hace 2nd Russell, Sheldon Murphy, Declan J. Perret, Craig Reid, J. 2011 Concealed Identity 10th 1984 Wind Flyer 6th 2000 Impeachment 3rd 1910 Busy 6th Ryan, J.P. Myers, H. 1995 Mystery Storm 8th 1909 The Gardener 9th 1917 Piraeus 5th 1919 Over There 5th 1994 Kandaly 4th Remerscheid, Fred 1993 El Bakan 3rd 1945 Adonis 8th N 1992 Alydeed 2nd Renick, Joe 1990 Unbridled 2nd 1936 Bow and Arrow 8th S Nakatani, Corey 1987 Bet Twice 2nd Rice, Ted Samyn, Jean-Luc 2012 Optimizer 6th 1986 Groovy 6th 1921 Polly Ann 2nd 1984 Play On 2nd 2005 Wilko 12th Peternel, Raymond 1919 Yurucari 10th Sande, Earl 2001 Mr. John 11th 1927 Jopagan 10th 1917 Cadillac 6th 1932 Mad Pursuit 4th 1999 Patience Game 5th Peters, Maurice (Moose) 1915 Norse King 5th 1930 Gallant Fox 1st Napravnik, Rosie 1938 Dauber 1st Richards, Harry 1929 Hermitage 11th 2013 Mylute 3rd 1936 Transporter 4th 1940 Your Chance 4th 1925 Swope 12th Nelson, Eldon Phelps, Bill 1937 Matey 6th 1924 Bracadale 13th 1972 Bee Bee Bee 1st 1962 Crimson Satan 7th 1936 Jean Bart 3rd 1923 Zev 12th 1968 Yankee Lad 5th, placed 4th Pichon, Leslie 1932 Lucky Tom 9th 1920 King Thrush 4th 1967 Misty Cloud 5th 1928 Solace 3rd 1926 Mars 3rd 1919 Milkmaid 8th 1957 Inside Tract 3rd Pierce, Don Rivera, Miguel A. Santiago, Javier Neves, Ralph 1979 Flying Paster 4th 1983 High Honors 3rd 2012 Pretension 11th 1958 Gone Fishin’ 3rd Pierce, John 1974 Little Current 1st Santos, Jose 1940 Andy K. 5th 1920 Donnacona 5th Roberts, Porter 2005 Hal's Image 11th Nichols, Jimmy “Cowboy” Pimentel, Julian 1944 Stymie 6th 2003 Funny Cide 1st 1970 Admiral’s Shield 8th 2011 Norman Asbjornson 11th Robertson, Alfred 1997 Hoxie 7th 1932 Tick On 2nd 1987 Cryptoclearance 3rd Nicol Pincay, Laffit, Jr. 1930 Snowflake 3rd Saez, Gabriel 1910 Sager 3rd 1984 Swale 7th 1979 General Assembly 5th Robinson, Clifford 2009 Friesan Fire 10th Nicolai 1975 Diabolo 3rd 1923 Goshawk 11th Saunders, William (Smokey) 1910 Medallion 11th 1973 Sham 2nd 1921 Bon Homme 8th 1948 Bovard 3rd Notter, Joe Pineda, Bobby Robinson, Frank 1935 Omaha 1st 1910 Fauntleroy 12th 1977 Sir Sir 6th 1918 (1st div) Flags 8th P-60 Preakness Jockeys

Scawthorne, Kenneth (Scrappy) Shuk, Nicholas, Jr. 2001 Point Given 1st 1946 Alamond 5th 1967 Celtic Air 8th 1999 Stephen Got Even 4th U 1945 Alexis 7th 1959 Our Dad 6th 1998 Victory Gallop 2nd Upton Schaefer, Louis 1956 Golf Ace 4th 1997 Silver Charm 1st 1909 Traveller 4th 1933 Kerry Patch 6th 1955 Saratoga 2nd 1996 Editor’s Note 3rd Ural 1931 Ladder 3rd Skinner, Kenneth 1995 Thunder Gulch 3rd 1911 Heatherbroom 6th 1930 Swinfield 9th 1983 Chas Conerly 11th 1993 Personal Hope 4th Ussery, Robert 1929 Dr. Freeland 1st Smallwood, Edward 1992 Casual Lies 3rd 1980 Lucky Pluck 8th 1928 Typhoon 7th 1923 Barbary Bush 8th 1991 Best Pal 5th 1968 Dancer’s Image 3rd (placed Schuttinger, Andy Smith, Eddie (Shedrow) 1990 Mister Frisky 3rd 8th) 1925 Prince of Bourbon 10th 1940 Sun Pharos 7th 1988 Winning Colors 3rd 1967 Proud Clarion 3rd 1921 Leonardo II 4th Smith, Fred A. 1987 Lookinforthebigone 7th 1965 Flag Raiser 9th 1919 Eternal 2nd 1940 Bimelech 1st Stirling, David 1962 Jaipur 10th 1918 (2nd div) Recount 6th Smith H. 1922 Champlain 6th 1961 Hitting Away 6th 1914 Holiday 1st 1909 Fashion Plate 2nd 1920 St. Allan 8th 1960 Bally Ache 1st 1913 Lohengrin 8th Smith, Joseph Stout, James 1957 Nah Hiss 5th 1912 Jeannette B. 5th 1933 Brokers Tip 10th 1951 Timely Reward 4th 1911 Joe Kenyon 7th Smith, Mike 1942 Apache 9th Scobie, Edward (Mickey) 2013 Will Take Charge 7th 1939 Johnstown 5th V 1924 Sun Flag 7th 2012 Bodemeister 2nd 1938 Fighting Fox 7th Valenzuela, Ismael (Milo) Scurlock, Ovie 2011 Astrology 3rd 1936 Granville 2nd 1974 Destroyer 11th 1949 Model Cadet 7th 2010 Jackson Bend 3rd Summers, Robert 1968 Forward Pass 1st Seabo, George 2009 Mine That Bird 2nd 1953 Correspondent 7th 1965 Dapper Dan 2nd 1939 Challedon 1st 2008 Gayego 11th 1962 Sunrise County 5th Seefeldt, Andrea J. 2005 Giacomo 3rd T 1958 Tim Tam 1st 1994 Looming 7th 2004 Lion Heart 4th Taplin, Edward Valenzuela, Patrick A. Sellers, John 2002 Proud Citizen 3rd 1914 Brave Curnarder 2nd 1994 Numerous 5th 1967 Ask The Fare 7th 1999 Cat Thief 7th Terry, James 1993 Union City dnf 1966 Advocator 6th 1997 Concerto 6th 1985 Southern Sultan 7th 1989 Sunday Silence 1st 1965 Hail to All 3rd 1995 Talkin Man 6th Theriot, Jamie Vasquez, Jacinto 1961 Carry Back 1st 1993 Prairie Bayou 1st 2009 Luv Gov 8th 1986 Clear Choice 7th Sellers, Shane J. 1992 Big Sur 11th 2008 Kentucky Bear 6th 1981 Highland Blade 6th 1999 Kimberlite Pipe 8th 1984 Pine Circle 5th Thomas, H. 1980 Genuine Risk 2nd 1998 Black Cash 5th Snider, Albert 1922 Galantman 5th 1975 Foolish Pleasure 2nd 1996 Skip Away 2nd 1947 Cornish Knight 9th Thompson, C. 1974 Heir to the Line 6th 1993 Wild Gale 8th 1946 Lovemenow 7th 1922 June Grass 3rd 1971 Executioner 6th 1992 Conte Di Savoya 13th 1945 Hoop Jr. 2nd Thompson, Terry Velasquez, Cornelio Sharpe, Fred Snider, Larry 2010 Northern Giant 12th 2011 Flashpoint 14th 1924 Donaghee 4th 1989 Dansil 4th Thornburg, Buck 2005 Closing Argument 9th Shelhamer, Albert Solis, Alex 1981 Double Sonic 9th 1998 Basic Trainee 8th 1938 Sun Egret 5th 2008 Yankee Bravo 10th 1961 Nashua Blue 7th 1996 Secreto de Estado 9th Shelton, J. 2006 Brother Derek 4th Troise R. Velasquez, Jorge 1930 Michigan Boy 4th 1997 Captain Bodgit 3rd 1918 (1st div) Johren 4th 1996 Feather Box 12th Shilling, Rufus 1996 In Contention 6th Troxler, Roscoe 1991 Whadjathink 7th 1915 Volant 6th 1991 Mane Minister 3rd 1919 Vulcanite 7th 1988 Regal Classic 6th 1911 Zeus 2nd 1986 Snow Chief 1st 1917 Cherry Ripe 10th 1986 Badger Land 4th Shoemaker, William (Bill) Solomone, Mickey 1916 Achievement 3rd 1983 Marfa 4th 1986 Ferdinand 2nd 1987 Avies Copy 5th Turner, Clarence 1981 Pleasant Colony 1st 1984 Taylor’s Special 4th Stacy, Allen T. 1926 Canter 6th 1980 Colonel Moran 3rd 1982 Linkage 2nd 1989 Pulverizing 7th 1924 Apprehension 15th 1978 Alydar 2nd 1977 J.O. Tobin 5th Steffen, Earl 1922 Spanish Maize 7th 1977 Iron Constitution 2nd 1975 Avatar 5th 1933 Poppyman 8th 1915 Hauberk 4th 1975 Media 10th 1967 Damascus 1st 1932 Curacao 8th 1913 Kleburne 2nd 1971 Limit to Reason 11th 1965 Lucky Debonair 7th Stevens, Fred 1912 Colonel Holloway 1st Velazquez, John 1964 Hill Rise 3rd 1928 Bateau 8th Turner, Thomas G. 2013 Itsmyluckyday 2nd 1963 Candy Spots 1st 1927 Justice F. 9th 1992 Dash for Dotty 8th 2012 Went the Day Well 10th 1959 Sword Dancer 2nd 1924 Sting 11th Turcotte, Ron 2011 Animal Kingdom 2nd 1958 Silky Sullivan 8th Stevens, Gary L. 1975 Just the Time 9th 2009 Big Drama 5th 1954 Correlation 2nd 2013 Oxbow 1st 1973 Secretariat 1st 2008 Stevil 5th 2005 Noble Causeway 6th 1972 Riva Ridge 4th 2007 Circular Quay 5th 2004 Rock Hard Ten 2nd 1970 Naskra 5th Velez, Roger I. 2003 Scrimshaw 3rd 1966 Rehabilitate 4th 2000 Hal's Hope 8th 2002 Table Limit 11th 1965 Tom Rolfe 1st 1983 Bet Big 7th P-61 Preakness Jockeys

Vergara, Octavio Wright, Danny R. 1984 Fight Over 3rd 1988 Bing 5th Y Z 1977 Cormorant 4th Ycaza, (Manny) Zakoor, William Wright, Wayne D. 1969 Top Knight 4th 1956 Fleet Peet 9th W 1947 Bullet Proof 8th 1963 Never Bend 3rd Wall, Nick 1945 Polynesian 1st 1962 Ridan 2nd 1946 Wee Admiral 8th 1943 New Moon 4th 1958 Jewel’s Reward 7th Walls, G. 1942 Shut Out 5th York, Raymond 1918 (2nd div) Nepperhan 5th 1937 Pompoon 2nd 1952 Armageddon 10th Walls, Pete 1935 Firethorn 2nd 1932 Gusto 6th 1931 Clock Tower 5th 1929 Folking 6th 1928 Don Q. 10th 1927 Cryst’l Domino 11th It has been 36 years since the last Triple Crown winner. In 1926 Blondin 2nd the spring of 1978 Affirmed and Alydar produced three of Westrope, Jack 1944 Gay Bit 5th the most memorable finishes in the history of the sport as 1942 Domingo 10th and Jorge Velasquez provided great theatre. 1938 Cravat 2nd 1937 Over the Top 5th Williams, J. 1917 Tumbler 9th Wilson, R.J. 1969 Glad’s Flame 8th Wilson, Rick 2001 Richly Blended 10th 1998 Spartan Cat 6th 1993 Woods of Windsor 6th 1984 Raja’s Shark 8th 1974 Silver Florin 10th Woodhouse, Hedley 1953 Tahitian King 6th 1951 Hall of Fame 5th 1945 Sea Swallow 6th Wolfe 1913 Flabbergast 7th Woolf, George (Iceman) 1945 Pavot 5th 1944 Alorter dnf 1943 Vincentive 3rd 1942 Colchis 4th 1940 Pictor 6th 1938 Can’t Wait 4th 1937 Merry Maker 7th 1936 Bold Venture 1st 1935 Psychic Bid 3rd Workman, Raymond A. (Sonny) 1940 Royal Man 8th 1938 Menow 3rd 1935 Boxthorn 8th 1934 Spy Hill 5th 1933 Ladysman 2nd 1931 Equipoise 4th 1929 Beacon Hill 5th 1928 Victorian 1st

P-62 PREAKNESS CHARTS Preakness Charts

1st RUNNING—Tuesday, May 27, 1873 6th RUNNING—Monday, May 27, 1878

7th RUNNING—Saturday, May 24, 1879

2nd RUNNING—Tuesday, May 26, 1874

8th RUNNING—Friday, May 28, 1880

3rd RUNNING—Friday, May 28, 1875

9th RUNNING—Friday, May 27, 1881

4th RUNNING—Thursday, May 25, 1876

10th RUNNING—Saturday, May 27, 1882

5th RUNNING—Thursday, May 24, 1877 11th RUNNING—Saturday, May 26, 1883

P-64 Preakness Charts

12th RUNNING—Friday, May 23, 1884 18th RUNNING—Tuesday, June 10, 1890

13th RUNNING—Friday, May 22, 1885

19th RUNNING—Thursday, May 17, 1894

14th RUNNING—Friday, May 21, 1886

20th RUNNING—Saturday, May 25, 1895

15th RUNNING—Friday, May 13, 1887

21st RUNNING—Saturday, June 6, 1896

16th RUNNING—Friday, May 11, 1888

22nd RUNNING—Tuesday, June 8, 1897

17th RUNNING—Friday, May 10, 1889

P-65 Preakness Charts

23rd RUNNING—Saturday, June 11, 1898 28th RUNNING—Saturday, May 30, 1903

24th RUNNING—Tuesday, May 30, 1899

29th RUNNING—Saturday, May 28, 1904

25th RUNNING—Tuesday, May 29, 1900

30th RUNNING—Saturday, May 27, 1905

26th RUNNING—Tuesday, May 28, 1901

31st RUNNING—Tuesday, May 22, 1906 27th RUNNING—Tuesday, May 27, 1902

P-66 Preakness Charts

32nd RUNNING—Tuesday, May 21, 1907 37th RUNNING—Wednesday, May 15, 1912

38th RUNNING—Tuesday, May 20, 1913 33rd RUNNING—Tuesday, June 2, 1908

34th RUNNING—Wednesday, May 12, 1909 39th RUNNING—Thursday, May 21, 1914

35th RUNNING—Saturday, May 7, 1910 40th RUNNING—Monday, May 17, 1915

41st RUNNING—Tuesday, May 16, 1916

36th RUNNING—Wednesday, May 17, 1911

P-67 Preakness Charts

42nd RUNNING—Saturday, May 12, 1917 45th RUNNING—Tuesday, May 18, 1920

46th RUNNING—Monday, May 16, 1921 43rd RUNNING—Wednesday, May 15, 1918 First Division

43rd RUNNING—Wednesday, May 15, 1918 47th RUNNING—Saturday, May 13, 1922 Second Division

44th RUNNING—Wednesday, May 14, 1919

48th RUNNING—Saturday, May 12, 1923

P-68 Preakness Charts

48th RUNNING—Continued 52nd RUNNING—Monday, May 9, 1927

49th RUNNING—Monday, May 12, 1924

53rd RUNNING—Friay, May 11, 1928

50th RUNNING—Friday, May 8, 1925

51st RUNNING—Monday, May 10, 1926 54th RUNNING—Friay, May 10, 1929

P-69 Preakness Charts

55th RUNNING—Friday, May 9, 1930 58th RUNNING—Saturday, May 13, 1933

56th RUNNING—Saturday, May 9, 1931 59th RUNNING—Saturday, May 12, 1934

60th RUNNING—Saturday, May 11, 1935

57th RUNNING—Saturday, May 4, 1932

P-70 Preakness Charts

61st RUNNING—Saturday, May 16, 1936 63rd RUNNING—Continued

64th RUNNING—Saturday, May 13, 1939

62nd RUNNING—Saturday, May 15, 1937

65th RUNNING—Saturday, May 11, 1940

63rd RUNNING—Saturday, May 14, 1938

P-71 Preakness Charts

66th RUNNING—Saturday, May 10, 1941 68th RUNNING—Continued

69th RUNNING—Saturday, May 13, 1944

67th RUNNING—Saturday, May 9, 1942

70th RUNNING—Saturday, June 16, 1945

68th RUNNING—Saturday, May 8, 1943

71st RUNNING—Saturday, May 11, 1946

P-72 Preakness Charts

71st RUNNING—Continued 74th RUNNING—Saturday, May 14, 1949

72nd RUNNING—Saturday, May 10, 1947

75th RUNNING—Saturday, May 20, 1950

76th RUNNING—Saturday, May 19, 1951

73rd RUNNING—Saturday, May 15, 1948

P-73 Preakness Charts

77th RUNNING—Saturday, May 17, 1952 80th RUNNING—Saturday, May 28, 1955

81st RUNNING—Saturday, May 19, 1956

78th RUNNING—Saturday, May 23, 1953

79th RUNNING—Saturday, May 22, 1954 82nd RUNNING—Saturday, May 18, 1957

P-74 Preakness Charts

83rd RUNNING—Saturday, May 17, 1958 85th RUNNING—Continued

86th RUNNING—Saturday, May 20, 1961

84th RUNNING—Saturday, May 16, 1959

87th RUNNING—Saturday, May 19, 1962

85th RUNNING—Saturday, May 21, 1960

P-75 Preakness Charts

88th RUNNING—Saturday, May 18, 1963 90th RUNNING—Continued

91st RUNNING—Saturday, May 21, 1966

89th RUNNING—Saturday, May 16, 1964

92nd RUNNING—Saturday, May 20, 1967

90th RUNNING—Saturday, May 15, 1965

P-76 Preakness Charts

93rd RUNNING—Saturday, May 18, 1968 95th RUNNING—Continued

96th RUNNING—Saturday, May 15, 1971

94th RUNNING—Saturday, May 17, 1969

97th RUNNING—Saturday, May 20, 1972

95th RUNNING—Saturday, May 16, 1970

P-77 Preakness Charts

98th RUNNING—Saturday, May 19, 1973 100th RUNNING—Continued

Official Time later changed to 1:54 2/5, then to 1:53 (see page P-21 for splits) 101st RUNNING—Saturday, May 15, 1976

99th RUNNING—Saturday, May 18, 1974

102nd RUNNING—Saturday, May 21, 1977 100th RUNNING—Saturday, May 17, 1975

P-78 Preakness Charts

102nd RUNNING—Continued 105th RUNNING—Saturday, May 17, 1980

103rd RUNNING—Saturday, May 20, 1978

106th RUNNING—Saturday, May 16, 1981

104th RUNNING—Saturday, May 19, 1979

P-79 Preakness Charts

107th RUNNING—Saturday, May 15, 1982 109th RUNNING—Saturday, May 19, 1984

108th RUNNING—Saturday, May 21, 1983 110th RUNNING—Saturday, May 18, 1985

P-80 Preakness Charts

111th RUNNING—Saturday, May 17, 1986 112th RUNNING—Continued

113th RUNNING—Saturday, May 21, 1988

112th RUNNING—Saturday, May 16, 1987

P-81 Preakness Charts

114th RUNNING—Saturday, May 20, 1989 115th RUNNING—Continued

116th RUNNING—Saturday, May 18, 1991

115th RUNNING—Saturday, May 19, 1990

P-82 Preakness Charts

116th RUNNING—Continued 117th RUNNING—Continued

117th RUNNING—Saturday, May 16, 1992

118th RUNNING—Saturday, May 15, 1993

P-83 Preakness Charts

118th RUNNING—Continued 120th RUNNING—Saturday, May 20, 1995

119th RUNNING—Saturday, May 21, 1994

121st RUNNING—Saturday, May 18, 1996

P-84 Preakness Charts

121st RUNNING—Continued 123rd RUNNING—Continued

122nd RUNNING—Saturday, May 17, 1997

124th RUNNING—Saturday, May 15, 1999

123rd RUNNING—Saturday, May 16, 1998

P-85 Preakness Charts

125th RUNNING—Saturday, May 20, 2000 127th RUNNING—Saturday, May 18, 2002

126th RUNNING—Saturday, May 19, 2001

128th RUNNING—Saturday, May 17, 2003

TWELFTH RACE 1Ï MILES. (1.52Æ) 128th Running of THE PREAKNESS. Grade I. Purse $1,000,000 Guaranteed. THREE-YEAR-OLDS. $10,000 to pass the entry box, starters to pay $10,000 additional. Supplemental Pimlico nominations may be made in accordance with the rules, upon payment of $100,000. 65% of the purse to the MAY 17, 2003 winner, 20% to second, 10% to third, and 5% to fourth. Weight 126 pounds for colts and geldings, 121 pounds for fillies. A replica of the Woodlawn Vase will be presented to the winning owner to remain his or her personal property. Closed Sunday, May 4, 2003. Value of Race: $1,000,000 Winner $650,000; second $200,000; third $100,000; fourth $50,000. Mutuel Pool $14,711,833. Exacta Pool $9,205,919.0 Trifecta Pool $11,041,055. Superfecta Pool $3,198,747.0 Last Raced Horse M/Eqt. A.Wt PP St Ê Á Ë Str Fin Jockey Odds $1 3b03 ›≥CD› Funny Cide L 3 126 9 6 3› 2› 2›Á 1| 1…Ë Santos J A 1.90 24e03 ®Kee› Midway Road L 3 126 6 7 7Æ 5›Á 3Á 4æ 2Ë Albarado R J 20.00 3b03 ›≥CD›› Scrimshaw Lb 3 126 2 3 1$ 3›Á 4› 2$ 3¢ Stevens G L a-4.90 3b03 ›≥CDæ Peace Rules L 3 126 7 2 2Æ 1› 1Á 3› 4Æ Prado E S 2.40 2b03 …CD› Senor Swinger Lf 3 126 10 10 10 10 10 6$ 5$ Day P a-4.90 3b03 …Aqu| New York Hero Lbf 3 126 8 5 5$ 6›Á 6› 5æÁ 6æÊ Chavez J F 19.60 2b03 …CDæ Foufa's Warrior Lbf 3 126 3 9 9_Á 8$ 7æ 7$ 7›Ê Dominguez R A 22.40 19e03 ™Pim› Cherokee's Boy Lb 3 126 1 4 4›Á 4Á 5Æ 8æ 8|Ë Fogelsonger R 9.70 3b03 ›≥CD™ Ten Cents A Shine L 3 126 5 8 8$ 9_Á 8ÆÁ 9æÁ 9› Bailey J D 8.50 12e03 ™Aquæ Kissin Saint L 3 126 4 1 6›Á 7ÆÁ 9$10 10 Migliore R 10.20 a-Coupled: Scrimshaw and Senor Swinger. OFF AT 6:14 Start Good. Won driving. Track good. TIME :23›, :47, 1:11æ, 1:36Æ, 1:55æ (:23.37, :47.14, 1:11.62, 1:36.42, 1:55.61) 9-FUNNY CIDE 5.80 4.60 3.40 $2 Mutuel Prices: 6-MIDWAY ROAD 15.40 9.00 1-SCRIMSHAW (a-entry) 4.00 $2 EXACTA 9-6 PAID $120.60 $2 TRIFECTA 9-6-1 PAID $684.20 $1 SUPERFECTA 9-6-1-7 PAID $792.20 Ch. g, (Apr), by Distorted Humor-Belle's Good Cide, by Slewacide. Trainer Tagg Barclay. Bred by Win Star Farm LLC (NY). FUNNY CIDE was brushed slightly by NEW YORK HERO at the start, moved up three wide approaching the first turn, stalked the pace while well in hand along the backstretch, launched a rally three wide leaving the far turn, closed the gap midway on the turn, accelerated to the front nearing the quarter pole, opened a commanding lead under right hand urging in midstretch, extended his advantage when struck with the left hand a sixteenth out then drew off under a vigorous hand ride. MIDWAY ROAD broke inward bumping with TEN CENTS A SHINE at the start, was unhurried along the rail through the opening half mile, made a sharp move inside the winner at the half mile pole, saved ground while racing just behind the leader leaving the turn, battled along the inside in midstretch, was brushed by PEACE RULES with a sixteenth remaining then outfinished SCRIMSHAW for the place. SCRIMSHAW moved up along the rail to gain a brief advantage in the early stages, relinquished the lead to PEACE RULES midway on the first turn, moved out along the backstretch, raced within striking distance while three wide on the turn, closed the gap in upper stretch, came in a bit under right hand urging to bump twice with PEACE RULES a sixteenth out then continued on willingly to gain a share. PEACE RULES battled for the early lead from outside, opened a clear advantage leaving the seven-eighths pole, was rated on the front while slightly off the rail along the backstretch, maintained a clear advantage to the turn, relinquished control to the winner approaching the quarter pole, remained a factor into midstretch, was bumped twice while in tight quarters between horses at the sixteenth pole then weakened from his early efforts. SENOR SWINGER trailed for a good portion of the trip, circled five wide entering the stretch then improved his position with a belated rally in the middle of the track. NEW YORK HERO broke outward brushing slightly with the winner at the start, raced in the middle of the pack while five wide for a half, angled to the rail on the far turn, raced within striking distance to the top of the stretch then faded in the drive. FOUFA'S WARRIOR broke in the air a bit then was pinched back at the start, saved ground while well back for six furlongs, angled three wide leaving the turn then lacked a strong closing bid. CHEROKEE'S BOY up close while saving ground for five furlongs, angled out on the far turn, circled five wide into the stretch then lacked a further response. TEN CENTS A SHINE was brushed by MIDWAY ROAD at the start, checked and altered course to the outside while rank approaching the first turn then never reached contention and was not abused while well back through the stretch. KISSIN SAINT bobbled at the start, raced three wide along the backstretch and lacked the needed response when called upon. Preakness charts © by DAILY RACING FORMS, INC . Owners— 1, Sackatoga Stable; 2, Farish William S; 3, Lewis Robert B & Beverly J; 4, Gann Edmund A; 5, Lewis Robert B & Beverly J; 6, Paraneck Stable; 7, Bender Sondra D; 8, Z W P Stable; 9, Ramsey Kenneth L & Sarah K; 10, Karches Peter F & Rankowitz Michael Reprinted with permission of the copyright owner . Trainers—1, Tagg Barclay; 2, Howard Neil J; 3, Lukas D Wayne; 4, Frankel Robert; 5, Baffert Bob; 6, Pedersen Jennifer; 7, Murray Lawrence E; 8, Capuano Gary; 9, Lukas D Wayne; 10, Lewis Lisa L $2 Daily Double (8-9) Paid $30.40; Daily Double Pool $287,996. $2 Daily Double (SPECIAL/PREAKNESS(3-9)) Paid $18.80; Daily Double Pool $254,970 $2 P 3 (10-8-9) Paid $652.40; P 3 Pool $271,515. $2 P 4 (4-10-8-9) Paid $4,987.40; P 4 Pool $846,702. $2 (7 VS 9-WINNER 9) Paid $3.80; Head to Head Pool $36,175. P-86 1± MILES. (1.52§) 130TH RUNNING OF THE PREAKNESS. Grade I. Purse $1,000,000 FOR TWELFTH RACE THREE-YEAR-OLDS. $10,000 to pass the entry box, $10,000 additional to start, with $1,000,000 Pimlico guaranteed, of which 65% of the purse to the winner, 20% to second, 10% to third, and 5% to fourth. Weight 126 pounds for colts and geldings, 121 lbs., for fillies. A replica of the Woodlawn Vase will be MAY 21, 2005 presented to the winning owner to remain his or her personal property. Value of Race: $1,000,000 Winner $650,000; second $200,000; third $100,000; fourth $50,000. Mutuel Pool $22,785,580.00 Exacta Pool $13,518,421.00 Superfecta Pool $5,387,025.00 Trifecta Pool $16,076,183.00 Last Raced Horse M/Eqt. A. Wt PP St ² ¶ º Str Fin Jockey Odds $1 7Ü05 ¦¥CD¨ Afleet Alex L f 3 126 12 10 10§ 10¦ 7ô 1Ç 1©ö Rose J 3.30 30ß05 ¤Aqu¦ Scrappy T L bf 3 126 5 2 3§ 3Ç 2¦ 2© 2ª Dominguez R A 13.30 7Ü05 ¦¥CD¦ Giacomo L 3 126 13 11 11Ç11¨ô10Ç5§ 3¦ Smith M E 6.00 7Ü05 ¦¥CD¦ª Sun King L 3 126 10 7 8ô 9¦ô 9§ 4Ç 4¦ Bejarano R 21.10 7Ü05 ¦¥CD§¥ High Limit L b 3 126 11 8 1ô 1Ç 1ô 3¨ 5«ö Prado E S 18.70 7Ü05 ¦¥CD¦© Noble Causeway L 3 126 3 13 14 13¦ 13¨ 7ô 6¦õ Stevens G L 11.30 7Ü05 ¦¥CD¦¦ Greeley's Galaxy L 3 126 4 14 9¦ 8ô 5ô 6§ô 7¦ Flores D R 9.40 23ß05 ¤Pim¦ Malibu Moonshine L b 3 126 1 12 13§ô12ô 12Ç8¨ 8« Hamilton S D 24.00 7Ü05 ¦¥CD§ Closing Argument L 3 126 7 3 5§ô 5ô 6¦ 9¦ 9§õ Velasquez C 7.20 7Ü05 ¦¥CD¦¥ High Fly L 3 126 2 1 6Ç 6¦ 8ô 10¨ 10ªõ Bailey J D 5.10 30ß05 ¦¥Crc¦ Hal's Image L 3 126 6 4 12§ 14 14 13© 11ö Santos J A 23.50 7Ü05 ¦¥CD« Wilko L 3 126 9 6 7¦ô 7Ç 11§ô12¦ô12¦ Nakatani C S 13.30 24ß05 ¤Aqu¨ Galloping Grocer L 3 126 8 5 4Ç 4§ 4ô 11¦ 13« Bravo J 27.00 7Ü05 ¦¥CD¦¤ Going Wild L b 3 126 14 9 2¦ 2¦ô 3ô 14 14 Albarado R J 26.50 OFF AT6:21 StartGood . Won driving. Track fast. TIME :23, :46, 1:10¨, 1:36, 1:55 (:23.17, :46.07, 1:10.72, 1:36.04, 1:55.04) 12 - AFLEET ALEX 8.60 5.00 3.20 $2 Mutuel Prices:Preakness5 - SCRAPPY T Ch11.20arts 5.80 13 - GIACOMO 4.80 $2 EXACTA 12-5 PAID $152.60 $1 SUPERFECTA 12-5-13-10 PAID $10,362.30 $2 TRIFECTA 12-5-13 PAID $872.00 129th RUNNING—Saturday, May 15 2004 B. c, (May), by Northern Afleet130th - Maggy RUNNING—Continued Hawk , by Hawkster . Trainer Ritchey Tim F. Bred by John Martin Silvertand (Fla). 1± MILES. (1.52§) 129TH RUNNING OF THE PREAKNESS. Grade I. Purse $1,000,000 FOR AFLEET ALEX was angled towards the inside soon after start, gained a rail position down the backstretch, followed TWELFTH RACE THREE-YEAR-OLDS. $10,000 to pass the entry box, starters to pay $10,000 additional. Supplemental nominations may be made in accordance with the rules, upon payment of $100,000, 65% of the purse to GREELEY'S GALAXY into and around the far turn while saving ground, angled out three to four wide leaving the five Pimlico the winner, 20% to second, 10% to third, and 5% to fourth. Weight 126 pounds for colts and geldings, 121 sixteenth's pole, stumbled badly when clipping the heels of SCRAPPY T entering the stretch, quickly recovered, angled inside of MAY 15, 2004 lbs., for fillies. A replica of the Woodlawn Vase will be presented to the winning owner to remain his or that rival, surged to command a furlong out then drew clear under steady right handed pressure. SCRAPPY T was rated back off her personal property. of the leaders entering the first turn, prompted the issue under rating along the rail, eased out and lodged a two wide bid around Value of Race: $1,000,000 Winner $650,000; second $200,000; third $100,000; fourth $50,000. Mutuel Pool $21,823,303.00 Exacta Pool the far turn, moved to a clear advantage after six and a half furlongs, ducked out when roused left handed entering the stretch, $12,034,370.00 Superfecta Pool $5,713,723.00 Trifecta Pool $15,096,739.00 Last Raced Horse M/Eqt. A. Wt PP St ² ¶ º Str Fin Jockey Odds $1 dueled briefly nearing the eighth pole then was taken in hand late while clearly second best. GIACOMO, sluggish early while four 1Ü04 ¦¥CD¦ Smarty Jones L f 3 126 6 1 2ô 2§ 2§ô 1ª 1¦¦ô Elliott S 0.70 wide around the first turn, was put to urging nearing the far turn, raced between rivals nearing the stretch, eased out and worked his way between foes leaving the eighth pole and continued on with good energy. SUN KING, between rivals early in mid pack, 3ß04 ¤SA¨ Rock Hard Ten L 3 126 9 4 7ô 7Ç 6¦ 2Ç 2§ Stevens G L 6.90 was angled to the rail around the final turn, angled back out for the drive, made a mild run to mid stretch then flattened out. 10ß04 ¤Aqu¨ Eddington L b 3 126 8 8 6¦ 6§ 8¨ô 7ª 3Ç Bailey J D 13.20 HIGH LIMIT gained command between rivals, angled over towards the inside, set a pressured pace into the far turn, remained a 1Ü04 ¦¥CD§ Lion Heart 3 126 1 2 1¦ô 1§ô 1¦ 3©ô 4Ç Smith M E 4.90 presence to the quarter pole then gave way. NOBLE CAUSEWAY, bumped at the break, lacked speed while six wide down the 1Ü04 ¦¥CD¨ Imperialism L b 3 126 7 3 3¦ 4Ç 5ô 4§ 5¦ Desormeaux K J 6.60 backstretch, angled in some around the final turn then failed to generate a solid response. GREELEY'S GALAXY broke inward 24ß04 ®CD¦ Sir Shackleton L 3 126 5 7 5ô 5ô 4Ç 5Ç 6ö Bejarano R 37.50 making contact with NOBLE CAUSEWAY, angled towards the inside, made a steady run along the rail into the far turn, angled 1Ü04 ¦¥CD¦¥ Borrego L b 3 126 2 5 8§ô 8© 7Ç 6ô 7ªô Espinoza V 12.80 out leaving the three furlong marker then had no further response. MALIBU MOONSHINE saved ground in an even effort. 10ß04 ¤Aqu¬ Little Matth Man L 3 126 3 10 10 10 10 8§ô 8§ Migliore R 45.00 CLOSING ARGUMENT stalked the pace off the rail, was urged along between rivals around the far turn then tired after seven 1Ü04 ¦¥CD¦¦ Song of the Sword L b 3 126 4 6 4Ç 3Ç 3ô 9§ 9¨ô Chavez J F 51.00 furlongs. HIGH FLY lost ground four to five wide, failed to make a serious impact and tired while not abused late. HAL'S IMAGE lacked speed, came six wide for the drive and failed to menace. WILKO lost ground four wide, chased the pace to the far 17ß04 ®Pim¦ Water Cannon L b 3 126 10 9 9¨ô 9ô 9ô 10 10 Fogelsonger R 39.50 turn, faltered and was eased in the final furlong. GALLOPING GROCER was steadied in close quarters entering the first turn, OFF AT6:25 Start Good For All ButLITTLE MATTH MAN. Won driving. Track fast. prompted the pace three to four wide, was put to strong urging around the far turn, faltered nearing the stretch and was eased TIME :23¨, :47¦, 1:11§, 1:36§, 1:55§ (:23.65, :47.32, 1:11.53, 1:36.44, 1:55.59) late. GOING WILD was hustled up to contention, pressed the pace outside HIGH LIMIT, raced three wide into the far turn and 7 - SMARTY JONES 3.40 3.00 2.60 stopped after six furlongs. $2 Mutuel Prices: 10 - ROCK HARD TEN 5.00 4.00 Owners- 1, Cash is King LLC; 2, Dowell Marshall E; 3, Moss Mr and Mrs Jerome S; 4, Farmer Tracy; 5, West Gary L and Mary E; 6, My 9 - EDDINGTON 5.20 Meadowview Farm; 7, Hughes B Wayne; 8, Marriott Woodrow; 9, Phillip and Marcia Cohen and JMJ Racing Stable and Sequel $2 EXACTA 7-10 PAID $24.60 $1 SUPERFECTA 7-10-9-1 PAID $230.70 Thoroughbreds; 10, Live Oak Plantation; 11, Rose Family Stable; 12, J Paul Reddam & Susan Roy; 13, Robert D Rosenthal & Bernice $2 TRIFECTA 7-10-9 PAID $177.20 Waldbaum; 14, Lewis Robert B and Beverly J Ch. c, (Feb), by Elusive Quality - I'll Get Along , by Smile . Trainer Servis John C. Bred by Someday Farm (Pa). Trainers- 1, Ritchey Tim F; 2, Bailes W Robert; 3, Shirreffs John; 4, Zito Nicholas P; 5, Frankel Robert; 6, Zito Nicholas P; 7, Stute SMARTY JONES , away alertly, was taken in hand going past the wire the first time, tracked the leader while racing well off Warren; 8, Leatherbury King T; 9, McLaughlin Kiaran P; 10, Zito Nicholas P; 11, Rose Barry R; 12, Dollase Craig; 13, Schettino Dominick the rail into the backstretch, continued in hand to the far turn, launched his rally leaving the three eighths pole, angled to the A; 14, Lukas D Wayne inside of LION HEART mid way on the turn, drew on nearly even terms with that one approaching the quarter pole, took charge at the top of the stretch, quickly opened a commanding lead in mid stretch, extended his advantage when struck twice right $2 Pick Three (7-7-12) Paid $222.40 ; Pick Three Pool $536,135 . handed leaving the furlong marker then drew off with authority under a vigorous hand ride. ROCK HARD TEN , fractious behind $2 Pick Four (4-7-7-12) Paid $4,881.80 ; Pick Four Pool $1,765,434 . the gate delaying the start for several minutes, was strung out six wide around the first turn, raced in mid pack while continuing $2 Daily Double (PIM SPECIAL/PREAKNESS 5-12) Paid $35.80 ; Daily Double Pool wide down the backstretch, made a sharp move from outside to reach contention leaving the three furlong marker, angled to the $598,830 . inside mid way on the turn, followed the winner into the stretch but was no match for that one while clearly besting the others. $2 Daily Double (7-12) Paid $33.20 ; Daily Double Pool $457,897 . EDDINGTON , unhurried for a half while racing well off the rail, gradually gained five wide nearing the far turn, moved inside IMPERIALISM at the three eighths pole, circled five wide advancing into the stretch, altered course between rivals at the three sixteenths pole but failed to threaten while improving his position. LION HEART was guided well off the rail while sprinting clear soon after the start, set a moderate pace while four wide down the backstretch, continued on the front while remaining well out from the rail around the far turn, relinquished the lead to the winner entering the lane then tired from his early efforts. IMPERIALISM returned to the paddock prior to the post parade for a repair of his left front shoe, raced five wide around the first turn, continued wide in mid pack for six furlongs then lacked a late response when called upon. SIR SHACKLETON , between rivals the first turn, chased the pace in the two to three path down the backstretch, angled to the inside while racing 131st RUNNING—Saturday, May 20 2006 within striking distance to the top of the stretch then steadily tired thereafter. BORREGO broke outward then steadied on heels 1± MILES. (1.52§) 131ST RUNNING OF THE PREAKNESS. Grade I. Purse $1,000,000 For TWELFTH RACE Three-year-olds. $10,000 to pass the entry box, $10,000 additional to start, with $1,000,000 guaranteed, of soon after the start, saved ground to the quarter pole, angled out at the top of the stretch, raced between rivals past the eighth Pimlico which 65% of the purse to the winner, 20% to second, 10% to third, and 5% to fourth. Weight: 126 lbs. A pole and came up empty. LITTLE MATTH MAN was bumped and pinched back at the start, trailed for a good part of the way replica of the Woodlawn Vase will be presented to the winning owner to remain his or her personal then failed to mount a serious rally. SONG OF THE SWORD broke inward and bobbled at the start, raced close up for a half, MAY 20, 2006 property. made a run inside the winner to threaten nearing the far turn then gave way. WATER CANNON failed to threaten. Value of Race: $1,000,000 Winner $600,000; second $200,000; third $110,000; fourth $60,000; fifth $30,000. Mutuel Pool $21,156,656.00 Owners- 1, Someday Farm; 2, Mercedes Stables LLC and Paulson; 3, Willmott Stables Inc; 4, Smith Derrick and Tabor Michael; 5, Exacta Pool $12,186,518.00 Superfecta Pool $6,488,237.00 Trifecta Pool $15,631,720.00 Taub Steve; 6, Farmer Tracy; 7, J & S Kelly R Ralls D Foster B Scott & B Greely; 8, Papandrea Vincent; 9, Paraneck Stable; 10, The Last Raced Horse M/Eqt. A. Wt PP St ² ¶ º Str Fin Jockey Odds $1 Nonsequitur Stable LLC 29ß06 ¨Aqu¦ Bernardini L 3 126 8 5 3¦ 4§ 4© 1¨ô 1ªõ Castellano J J 12.90 Trainers- 1, Servis John C; 2, Orman Jason; 3, Hennig Mark; 4, Biancone Patrick L; 5, Mulhall Kristin; 6, Zito Nicholas P; 7, Greely C 6Ü06 ¦¥CD¬ Sweetnorthernsaint L b 3 126 7 2 2¦ô 3ô 2¦ô 2« 2« Desormeaux K J 8.40 Beau; 8, Ciresa Martin E; 9, Pedersen Jennifer; 10, Albert Linda L 22ß06 ®Kee¤ Hemingway's Key L 3 126 3 7 7¦ô 7ô 7ô 4© 3© Rose J 29.40 Scratched- The Cliff's Edge 6Ü06 ¦¥CD© Brother Derek L 3 126 5 9 5© 2Ç 3§ 3¦ô 4¬ Solis A 3.20 22ß06 ®Kee© Greeley's Legacy L bf 3 126 4 3 8 8 6¦ 6¦ 5É Migliore R 34.90 $2 Pick Three (7-4-4/7) Paid $143.20 ; Pick Three Pool $373,852 . 8ß06 ¤Aquª Platinum Couple L f 3 126 2 4 6¨ 6§ô 8 8 6¨ô Espinoza J L 33.20 $2 Pick Four (9-7-4-4/7) Paid $1,506.40 ; Pick Four Pool $1,248,189 . 22ß06 ®Kee§ Like Now L 3 126 1 1 1ô 1¦ 1ô 5§ 7§õ Gomez G K 17.40 $2 Daily Double (4-7) Paid $15.40 ; Daily Double Pool $370,222 . 25ß06 ¤Del¦ Diabolical L 3 126 9 6 4¦ô 5ª 5© 7¦ 8 Dominguez R A 26.00 $2 Daily130th Double ((SPECIAL/PREAKNESS) RUNNING—Saturday, 4-7) Paid $10.40 May ; Daily 21 Double 2005 Pool $475,094 . 6Ü06 ¦¥CD¦ Barbaro L 3 126 6 8 > > > > > Prado E S 0.50 TWELFTH RACE 1± MILES. (1.52§) 130TH RUNNING OF THE PREAKNESS. Grade I. Purse $1,000,000 FOR OFF AT6:19 StartGood. Won driving. Track fast. THREE-YEAR-OLDS. $10,000 to pass the entry box, $10,000 additional to start, with $1,000,000 TIME :23¦, :46¨, 1:10¦, 1:35¨, 1:54¨ (:23.21, :46.69, 1:10.24, 1:35.73, 1:54.65) Pimlico guaranteed, of which 65% of the purse to the winner, 20% to second, 10% to third, and 5% to fourth. Weight 126 pounds for colts and geldings, 121 lbs., for fillies. A replica of the Woodlawn Vase will be 8 - BERNARDINI 27.80 9.40 5.80 MAY 21, 2005 presented to the winning owner to remain his or her personal property. $2 Mutuel Prices: 7 - SWEETNORTHERNSAINT 7.80 5.00 Value of Race: $1,000,000 Winner $650,000; second $200,000; third $100,000; fourth $50,000. Mutuel Pool $22,785,580.00 Exacta Pool 3 - HEMINGWAY'S KEY 8.00 $13,518,421.00 Superfecta Pool $5,387,025.00 Trifecta Pool $16,076,183.00 $2 EXACTA 8-7 PAID $171.60 $1 SUPERFECTA 8-7-3-5 PAID $11,151.20 Last Raced Horse M/Eqt. A. Wt PP St ² ¶ º Str Fin Jockey Odds $1 $2 TRIFECTA 8-7-3 PAID $3,912.80 7Ü05 ¦¥CD¨ Afleet Alex L f 3 126 12 10 10§ 10¦ 7ô 1Ç 1©ö Rose J 3.30 B. c, (Mar), by A.P. Indy - Cara Rafaela , by Quiet American . Trainer Albertrani Thomas. Bred by Darley (Ky). 30ß05 ¤Aqu¦ Scrappy T L bf 3 126 5 2 3§ 3Ç 2¦ 2© 2ª Dominguez R A 13.30 BERNARDINI was patiently rated three to four wide between rivals into the backstretch, took a firm hold when BROTHER 7Ü05 ¦¥CD¦ Giacomo L 3 126 13 11 11Ç11¨ô10Ç5§ 3¦ Smith M E 6.00 DEREK made his move midway down the backstretch, angled in leaving the far turn, swung back out four wide approaching the 7Ü05 ¦¥CD¦ª Sun King L 3 126 10 7 8ô 9¦ô 9§ 4Ç 4¦ Bejarano R 21.10 quarter pole, surged to command in upper stretch, lugged in briefly nearing the eighth pole, responding to strong left handed 7Ü05 ¦¥CD§¥ High Limit L b 3 126 11 8 1ô 1Ç 1ô 3¨ 5«ö Prado E S 18.70 urging, opened a clear advantage in midstretch and drew off through the final sixteenth while under a vigorous hand ride in the 7Ü05 ¦¥CD¦© Noble Causeway L 3 126 3 13 14 13¦ 13¨ 7ô 6¦õ Stevens G L 11.30 final seventy yards. SWEETNORTHERNSAINT prompted the pace two to three wide, moved to near even terms for the lead 7Ü05 ¦¥CD¦¦ Greeley's Galaxy L 3 126 4 14 9¦ 8ô 5ô 6§ô 7¦ Flores D R 9.40 leaving the far turn, opened a clear lead leaving the quarter pole, shied inward once headed at the three sixteenths pole, drifted out in mid stretch and was clearly best of the rest. HEMINGWAY'S KEY was outrun early, saved ground to the quarter pole, 23ß05 ¤Pim¦ Malibu Moonshine L b 3 126 1 12 13§ô12ô 12Ç8¨ 8« Hamilton S D 24.00 angled out in upper stretch, drifted out briefly near the furlong marker then finished willingly once straightened to gain a share. 7Ü05 ¦¥CD§ Closing Argument L 3 126 7 3 5§ô 5ô 6¦ 9¦ 9§õ Velasquez C 7.20 BROTHER DEREK broke a step slow then steadied soon after, checked off the heels of BARBARO under the wire the first time, 7Ü05 ¦¥CD¦¥ High Fly L 3 126 2 1 6Ç 6¦ 8ô 10¨ 10ªõ Bailey J D 5.10 altered course to the four path, rushed up entering the backstretch, chased the leaders while continuing four wide into the far 30ß05 ¦¥Crc¦ Hal's Image L 3 126 6 4 12§ 14 14 13© 11ö Santos J A 23.50 turn then faded from the quarter pole. GREELEY'S LEGACY was steadied early, raced wide and failed to menace. PLATINUM 7Ü05 ¦¥CD« Wilko L 3 126 9 6 7¦ô 7Ç 11§ô12¦ô12¦ Nakatani C S 13.30 COUPLE flashed only brief speed and dropped back after six furlongs. LIKE NOW was away alertly, sprinted clear nearing the 24ß05 ¤Aqu¨ Galloping Grocer L 3 126 8 5 4Ç 4§ 4ô 11¦ 13« Bravo J 27.00 first turn, set a pressured pace towards the inside leaving the backstretch, dueled around the final turn, was headed leaving the 7Ü05 ¦¥CD¦¤ Going Wild L b 3 126 14 9 2¦ 2¦ô 3ô 14 14 Albarado R J 26.50 five-sixteenths marker then tired in upper stretch. DIABOLICAL was angled to the rail nearing the first turn, chased the leaders for six furlongs then faltered. BARBARO broke through the gate pre race then was pulled up after breaking down in his right OFF AT6:21 StartGood . Won driving. Track fast. hind when nearing the wire the first time. TIME :23, :46, 1:10¨, 1:36, 1:55 (:23.17, :46.07, 1:10.72, 1:36.04, 1:55.04) Owners- 1, Darley Stable; 2, Balsamo Joseph J and Theos Ted; 3, Kinsman Stable; 4, Peacock Cecil N; 5, Flanagan Donald F; 6, Team 12 - AFLEET ALEX 8.60 5.00 3.20 Tristar Stable; 7, Dillon John J; 8, Puglisi Stables and Klesaris Steve; 9, Lael Stables $2 Mutuel Prices: 5 - SCRAPPY T 11.20 5.80 Trainers- 1, Albertrani Thomas; 2, Trombetta Michael J; 3, Zito Nicholas P; 4, Hendricks Dan L; 5, Weaver George; 6, Lostritto 13 - GIACOMO 4.80 Joseph A; 7, McLaughlin Kiaran P; 8, Klesaris Steve; 9, Matz Michael R $2 EXACTA 12-5 PAID $152.60 $1 SUPERFECTA 12-5-13-10 PAID $10,362.30 $2 TRIFECTA 12-5-13 PAID $872.00 $2 Pick Three (1-1/4-8) Paid $446.20 ; Pick Three Pool $434,873 . B. c, (May), by Northern Afleet - Maggy Hawk , by Hawkster . Trainer Ritchey Tim F. Bred by John Martin Silvertand $2 Pick Four (4-1-1/4-8) Paid $1,620.80 ; Pick Four Pool $1,462,048 . (Fla). $2 Daily Double (SPECIAL/PREAKNESS 4-8) Paid $121.00 ; Daily Double Pool $470,883 . AFLEET ALEX was angled towards the inside soon after start, gained a rail position down the backstretch, followed $2 Daily Double (1-8) Paid $66.20 ; Daily Double Pool $419,627 . GREELEY'S GALAXY into and around the far turn while saving ground, angled out three to four wide leaving the five sixteenth's pole, stumbled badly when clipping the heels of SCRAPPY T entering the stretch, quickly recovered, angled inside of that rival, surged to command a furlong out then drew clear under steady right handed pressure. SCRAPPY T was rated back off P-87 of the leaders entering the first turn, prompted the issue under rating along the rail, eased out and lodged a two wide bid around the far turn, moved to a clear advantage after six and a half furlongs, ducked out when roused left handed entering the stretch, dueled briefly nearing the eighth pole then was taken in hand late while clearly second best. GIACOMO, sluggish early while four wide around the first turn, was put to urging nearing the far turn, raced between rivals nearing the stretch, eased out and worked his way between foes leaving the eighth pole and continued on with good energy. SUN KING, between rivals early in mid pack, was angled to the rail around the final turn, angled back out for the drive, made a mild run to mid stretch then flattened out. HIGH LIMIT gained command between rivals, angled over towards the inside, set a pressured pace into the far turn, remained a presence to the quarter pole then gave way. NOBLE CAUSEWAY, bumped at the break, lacked speed while six wide down the backstretch, angled in some around the final turn then failed to generate a solid response. GREELEY'S GALAXY broke inward making contact with NOBLE CAUSEWAY, angled towards the inside, made a steady run along the rail into the far turn, angled out leaving the three furlong marker then had no further response. MALIBU MOONSHINE saved ground in an even effort. CLOSING ARGUMENT stalked the pace off the rail, was urged along between rivals around the far turn then tired after seven furlongs. HIGH FLY lost ground four to five wide, failed to make a serious impact and tired while not abused late. HAL'S IMAGE lacked speed, came six wide for the drive and failed to menace. WILKO lost ground four wide, chased the pace to the far turn, faltered and was eased in the final furlong. GALLOPING GROCER was steadied in close quarters entering the first turn, prompted the pace three to four wide, was put to strong urging around the far turn, faltered nearing the stretch and was eased late. GOING WILD was hustled up to contention, pressed the pace outside HIGH LIMIT, raced three wide into the far turn and stopped after six furlongs. Owners- 1, Cash is King LLC; 2, Dowell Marshall E; 3, Moss Mr and Mrs Jerome S; 4, Farmer Tracy; 5, West Gary L and Mary E; 6, My Meadowview Farm; 7, Hughes B Wayne; 8, Marriott Woodrow; 9, Phillip and Marcia Cohen and JMJ Racing Stable and Sequel Thoroughbreds; 10, Live Oak Plantation; 11, Rose Family Stable; 12, J Paul Reddam & Susan Roy; 13, Robert D Rosenthal & Bernice Waldbaum; 14, Lewis Robert B and Beverly J Trainers- 1, Ritchey Tim F; 2, Bailes W Robert; 3, Shirreffs John; 4, Zito Nicholas P; 5, Frankel Robert; 6, Zito Nicholas P; 7, Stute Warren; 8, Leatherbury King T; 9, McLaughlin Kiaran P; 10, Zito Nicholas P; 11, Rose Barry R; 12, Dollase Craig; 13, Schettino Dominick A; 14, Lukas D Wayne

$2 Pick Three (7-7-12) Paid $222.40 ; Pick Three Pool $536,135 . $2 Pick Four (4-7-7-12) Paid $4,881.80 ; Pick Four Pool $1,765,434 . $2 Daily Double (PIM SPECIAL/PREAKNESS 5-12) Paid $35.80 ; Daily Double Pool $598,830 . $2 Daily Double (7-12) Paid $33.20 ; Daily Double Pool $457,897 . Preakness Charts

132nd RUNNING—Saturday, May 20 2007 133rd RUNNING—Continued

134th RUNNING—Saturday, May 16 2009

133rd RUNNING—Saturday, May 17 2008

P-88 Preakness Charts

135th RUNNING—Saturday, May 15 2010 136th RUNNING—Continued

137th RUNNING—Saturday, May 19 2012 TWELFTH RACE 1± MILES. (1.52§) 137TH RUNNING OF THE PREAKNESS. Grade I. Purse $1,000,000 FOR THREE- YEAR-OLDS, $10,000 TO PASS THE ENTRY BOX, STARTERS TO PAY $10,000 ADDITIONAL. 60% of Pimlico the purse to the winner, 20% to second, 11% to third, 6% to fourth and 3% to fifth. Weight 126 pounds for Colts and Geldings. A replica of the Woodlawn Vase will be presented to the winning owner to remain his MAY 19, 2012 or her personal property. Value of Race: $1,000,000 Winner $600,000; second $200,000; third $110,000; fourth $60,000; fifth $30,000. Mutuel Pool $20,136,607.00 Exacta Pool $10,679,092.00 Superfecta Pool $6,648,721.00 Super High Five Pool $359,708.00 Trifecta Pool $12,557,107.00 Last Raced Horse M/Eqt. A. Wt PP St ² ¶ º Str Fin Jockey Odds $1 5Ü12 ¦¦CD¦ I'll Have Another L 3 126 9 6 4ô 4Ç 3ô 2¨ô 1É Gutierrez Mario 3.20 5Ü12 ¦¦CD§ Bodemeister L 3 126 7 3 1¦ 1¦ 1¦ô 1¨ 2¤ö Smith M E 1.70 5Ü12 ¦¦CDª Creative Cause L 3 126 6 4 3¦ô 2¦ 2§ô 3ªô 3¨ Rosario J 6.30 6ß12 ¤Aqu¦ Zetterholm L 3 126 4 8 9§ô 9¨ô 7¦ô 4¦ô 4¨õ Alvarado J 20.50 7ß12 ®Aqu¨ Teeth of the Dog L 3 126 2 1 7¦ 6ô 6¦ 5¦ô 5É Bravo J 15.50 5Ü12 ¦¦CD¦¦ Optimizer L 3 126 10 10 10¦ 10¦ô10¨ 6Ç 6§õ Nakatani C S 23.30 14ß12 ¦¦OP© Cozzetti L 3 126 11 7 8ô 8ô 9§ô 7« 7¬ô Lezcano J 27.30 7ß12 ®Aqu© Tiger Walk L bf 3 126 1 2 5¦ 5§ô 5¦ 8ô 8§õ Dominguez R A 23.40 5Ü12 ¦¦CD¦¥ Daddy Nose Best L 3 126 8 11 11 11 11 9¨ 9¨õ Leparoux J R 11.10 5Ü12 ¦¦CD© Went the Day Well L b 3 126 5 9 6¦ 7§ 8Ç 10Ç10¨ö Velazquez J R 5.70 5Ü12 ¦¥Pim¦ Pretension L bf 3 126 3 5 2Ç 3¦ô 4Ç 11 11 Santiago Javier 33.70 OFF AT6:20 StartGood. Won driving. Track fast. TIME :23¨, :47¨, 1:11¨, 1:36¨, 1:55© (:23.79, :47.68, 1:11.72, 1:36.69, 1:55.94) 9 -I'LL HAVE ANOTHER 8.40 3.80 2.80 136th RUNNING—Saturday, May 21 2011 $2 Mutuel Prices: 7 -BODEMEISTER 3.20 2.80 6 -CREATIVE CAUSE 3.60 $2￿EXACTA￿9-7￿PAID￿$18.60 $1￿SUPERFECTA￿9-7-6-4￿PAID￿$424.30 $2￿SUPER HIGH FIVE￿ 9-7-6-4-2￿PAID￿$3,667.60$2￿TRIFECTA￿9-7-6￿PAID￿$70.80 Ch. c, (Apr), by Flower Alley - 's Gal Edith , by Arch . Trainer O'Neill Doug. Bred by Harvey Clarke (Ky). I'LL HAVE ANOTHER relaxed in the clear while removed from the inside, edgedcloser leaving the far turn while still within himself, responded when given hiscue leaving the five sixteenths marker, closed relentlessly under stout righthanded pressure and forged ahead of BODEMEISTER in the final strides.BODEMEISTER advanced wide to a clear lead through the opening quarter, droppedin about a path from the rail and set comfortable fractions under rating, opened up when set down entering the stretch, remained clear approaching the sixteenthpole, kept on gamely but could not withstand the winner's charge. CREATIVE CAUSEwas steadied off BODEMEISTER'S heels nearing the first turn, angled out a bitand stalked three wide, came under strong left handed pressure leaving the fivesixteenths marker, failed to kick on and faded in the final furlong. ZETTERHOLM, fractious in the gate, was rated back from between rivals soon after thestart, saved ground leaving the five eighths pole, angled out to advance fourwide between foes into the stretch, shifted back in then had no significant lateresponse. TEETH OF THE DOG , three wide racing inside WENT THE DAY WELL nearingthe half mile pole, continued off the inside into the stretch and had no rally.OPTIMIZER lacked speed, angled four wide leaving the far turn and passed tiringrivals. COZZETTI settled back early, angled out and made mild progress five wideapproaching the quarter pole then flattened out. TIGER WALK, taken back a bit under firm handling nearing the clubhouse turn, angled out leaving the threequarter pole, gained ground racing between horses into the far turn then tired.DADDY NOSE BEST , away slowly after bobbling, lagged well back, saved groundinto the lane and failed to threaten. WENT THE DAY WELL, in close soon after thebreak, moved up into a forward position four wide, failed to respond when calledupon into the far turn then retreated. PRETENSION angled inside early to forcethe early pace, continued willingly into the far turn then dropped back. Owners- 1, Reddam Racing LLC;2, Zayat Stables LLC Moreno Mike and Moreno Tiffany;3, Steinmann Heinz;4, Winter Park Partners;5, JW Singer LLC;6, Bluegrass Hall LLC;7, Albaugh Family Stables LLC;8, Sagamore Farm;9, Zollars Cathy and Bob;10, Team Valor International and Ford Mark;11, Kidwells Petite Stable Trainers- 1, O'Neill Doug;2, Baffert Bob;3, Harrington Mike;4, Dutrow Richard E Jr;5, Matz Michael R;6, Lukas D Wayne;7, Romans Dale;8, Correas Ignacio IV;9, Asmussen Steven M;10, Motion H Graham;11, Grove Christopher W

50￿CENT Pick Three (5/9-3-9) Paid $24.60 ; Pick Three Pool $748,642 . 50￿CENT Pick Four (2-5/9-3-9) Paid $233.10 ; Pick Four Pool $2,149,847 . 50￿CENT Pick Five (6/7/9/10-2-5/9-3-9) 5 Correct Paid $1,485.05 ; Pick Five Pool $1,326,672 . $2Daily Double (SPECIAL/PREAKNESS 8-9) Paid $45.00 ; Daily Double Pool $774,030 . $2Daily Double (3-9) Paid $38.20 ; Daily Double Pool $560,281 . P-89 Copyright © 2012 Daily Racing Form, Inc. and Equibase Company, all rights reserved Data provided or compiled by Daily Racing Form, Inc. and Equibase Company generally are accurate but occasionally errors and omissions occur as a result of incorrect data received from others, mistakes in processing and other causes. Daily Racing Form, Inc. and Equibase Company disclaim responsibility for the consequences, if any, of such errors, but would appreciate their being called to their attention. Preakness Charts

138th RUNNING—Saturday, May 16, 2013

TWELFTH RACE 1± MILES. (1.52§) 138TH RUNNING OF THE PREAKNESS Grade I. Purse $1,000,000 FOR THREE- YEAR-OLDS, $10,000 TO PASS THE ENTRY BOX, STARTERS TO PAY $10,000 ADDITIONAL. 60% of Pimlico the purse to the winner, 20% to second, 11% to third, 6% to fourth and 3% to fifth. Weight 126 pounds for Colts and Geldings. A replica of the Woodlawn Vase will be presented to the winning owner to remain his MAY 18, 2013 or her personal property. Value of Race: $1,000,000 Winner $600,000; second $200,000; third $110,000; fourth $60,000; fifth $30,000. Mutuel Pool $18,558,264.00 Exacta Pool $11,434,366.00 Superfecta Pool $6,165,862.00 Super High Five Pool $346,821.00 Trifecta Pool $12,575,537.00 Last Raced Horse M/Eqt. A. Wt PP St ² ¶ º Str Fin Jockey Odds $1 4Ü13 ¦¦CD« Oxbow L 3 126 6 3 1¦ô 1§ 1¦ô 1¨ 1¦ö Stevens G L 15.40 4Ü13 ¦¦CD¦ª Itsmyluckyday L 3 126 9 5 4¦ 4Ç 3Ç 2§ô 2ô Velazquez J R 8.50 4Ü13 ¦¦CDª Mylute L 3 126 5 9 9 9 8¨ 3¦ 3«ö Napravnik R 10.90 4Ü13 ¦¦CD¦ Orb L 3 126 1 6 6¦ô 5ô 7ô 6©ô 4ô Rosario J 0.70 4Ü13 ¦¦CD¦¬ Goldencents L 3 126 2 1 2§ô 2¨ô 2¦ 4Ç 5ô Krigger K 9.50 20ß13 ¤Haw¦ Departing L 3 126 4 4 5Ç 6§ô 5§ 5§ô 6« Hernandez B J Jr 10.20 4Ü13 ¦¦CD¤ Will Take Charge L b 3 126 7 7 8§ô 8ô 9 7¤ 7¦« Smith M E 11.10 24à13 ¦¦Sun¦ Govenor Charlie L b 3 126 8 8 7Ç 7Ç 6Ç 8§ 8¦ªõ Garcia M 9.40 27ß13 ¦¥CD© Titletown Five L 3 126 3 2 3¦ô 3Ç 4ô 9 9 Leparoux J R 22.30 OFF AT6:20 StartGood. Won driving. Track fast. TIME :23©, :48¨, 1:13¦, 1:38, 1:57§ (:23.94, :48.60, 1:13.26, 1:38.14, 1:57.54) 6 -OXBOW 32.80 12.00 6.80 $2 Mutuel Prices: 9 -ITSMYLUCKYDAY 7.80 5.00 5 -MYLUTE 5.20 $2￿EXACTA￿6-9￿PAID￿$301.40 $1￿SUPERFECTA￿6-9-5-1￿PAID￿$1,817.80 $2￿SUPER HIGH FIVE￿ 6-9-5-1-2￿PAID￿$32,187.80$2￿TRIFECTA￿6-9-5￿PAID￿$2,061.60 B. c, (Mar), by Awesome Again - Tizamazing , by Cee's Tizzy . Trainer Lukas D Wayne. Bred by Colts Neck Stables LLC (Ky). OXBOW was brushed by WILL TAKE CHARGE leaving the gate, quickly recovered andcruised past GOLDENCENTS in the opening furlong, opened a daylight advantageunder the wire the first time, remained off the inside while nicely rated down the backstretch, came under some hand urging leaving the five sixteenths marker,entered the lane four wide, responded when put to a strong drive leaving thethree sixteenths marker and held firm to the wire. ITSMYLUCKYDAY, four widearound the first turn, edged closer within himself nearing the far turn, camesix wide for the drive, made a menacing run leaving the eighth pole butflattened out a bit late while saving the place. MYLUTE was lightly steadiedback at the break then was unhurried while saving ground, angled off the railwith seven furlongs remaining, picked up momentum four wide between rivalsleaving the far turn, altered out seven wide straightening for the wire andsteadily closed the gap. ORB bobbled inward at the break, recovered and moved upto be within range while saving ground around the first turn, eased off theinside and quickly reached a striking position between foes five furlongs out,dropped back a bit on his own entering the far turn, moved to the rail soonafter, gave chase into the lane, angled out past the three sixteenths marker andfinished with some interest between rivals. GOLDENCENTS, away quickest, wascontent to allow the winner to clear, was taken outside that one to stalk thepace, came under a ride chasing past the five sixteenths marker, continuedwillingly five wide to upper stretch then gave way through the final furlong. DEPARTING, three wide advancing to a stalking position past the five eighths pole, angled in and gave hard chase two wide inside rivals after seven furlongs,came three wide for the drive, failed to sustain his run and gave way throughthe late stages. WILL TAKE CHARGE broke inward brushing with the winner, settledoff the pace, raced towards the inside past the five furlong marker but had noresponse. GOVENOR CHARLIE was rated back soon after the break, lost ground fivewide, made a slight move near the half mile marker then had nothing from there.TITLETOWN FIVE saved ground stalking the early pace, was under strong handurging past the five furlong pole, remained in contention to the far turn,faltered then was eased through the final three sixteenths of a mile. Owners- 1, Calumet Farm;2, Trilogy Stable and Plesa Laurie;3, GoldMark Farm LLC and Whisper Hill Farm;4, Janney III Stuart S and Phipps Stable;5, W C Racing Kenney Dave and RAP Racing;6, and Dilschneider Adele B;7, Horton Willis D;8, Watson Karl Pegram Michael E and Weitman Paul;9, Hornung P Martin E Lukas D Davis W Miller D and Shade M Trainers- 1, Lukas D Wayne;2, Plesa Edward Jr;3, Amoss Thomas;4, McGaughey III Claude R;5, O'Neill Doug;6, Stall Albert M Jr;7, Lukas D Wayne;8, Baffert Bob;9, Lukas D Wayne

50￿CENT Pick Three (6/7/10-10-6) Paid $676.50 ; Pick Three Pool $743,541 . 50￿CENT Pick Four (3-6/7/10-10-6) Paid $4,883.05 ; Pick Four Pool $2,097,606 . 50￿CENT Pick 5 Jackpot (1/2/6-3-6/7/10-10-6) 5 Correct Paid $16,685.65 ; Pick 5 Jackpot Pool $874,838 . $2Daily Double (10-6) Paid $557.40 ; Daily Double Pool $654,563 . $2Daily Double (SPECIAL/PREAKNESS 7-6) Paid $100.80 ; Daily Double Pool $695,857 . Copyright © 2013 Daily Racing Form, Inc. and Equibase Company, all rights reserved Data provided or compiled by Daily Racing Form, Inc. and Equibase Company generally are accurate but occasionally errors and omissions occur as a result of incorrect data received from others, mistakes in processing and other causes. Daily Racing Form, Inc. and Equibase Company disclaim responsibility for the consequences, if any, of such errors, but would appreciate their being called to their attention.

P-90 THE TRIPLE CROWN Triple Crown

t is no longer necessary to prove that the Triple Crown is the most elusive prize in sports . It has been 36 years Isince Affirmed, the latest of elev­en Thor­ough­breds in his- tory, achieved the prestigious feat in 1978 .There have been but three Triple Crown winners since Citation in 1948 . There was one spell, a quarter of a century, from Citation in 1948 until 1973, that brought talk of tinkering with the sched- uling or devising some sort of relief to make the Triple Crown more accessible because it seemed it would never again be won . Then Secretariat came along and romped through the Derby, Preakness and Belmont in 1973 . When Funny Cide lost the potential Triple Crown at the 2003 Belmont Stakes, a new time elapsed record was set . Nine times in the last 17 years a horse has gone to New York with a chance only to falter in the "Test of a Champion" . The intriguing series of spring races is over 125 years old with the prize becoming available in 1875, with the first running of the Kentucky Derby, the last of the Triple Crown events to be introduced .The Preakness dates back to 1873, while the Belmont Stakes began in 1867 .

Sir Barton First Triple Crown Winner, 1919 Chestnut colt, 1916 by *Star Shoot—Lady Sterling, by Hanover J. K. L. Ross, Owner Madden and Gooch, Breeder M. G. Bedwell, Trainer

A Genuine Iron Horse Sir Barton, a foal of 1916 bred by Preston Mad­den, was born too soon . He was never hailed as a Triple Crown winner be­cause the feat had not been named when he swept the Derby, Preakness and Belmont Stakes in 1919 .“Triple Crown” began­ ap­pear­ing in print about 1936, far too late for Sir Barton . Commander J . K . L . Ross, who owned a farm in Maryland where the former Freestate harness track was located, purchased Sir Barton for $10,000 as a 2-year-old at Saratoga . Ross had an outstanding 3-year-old prospect in 1919 — Billy Kelly — but Sir Barton, his stablemate, who had never won a race, was started in the Derby as part of the Ross entry . Sir Barton broke on top in the Derby and never looked back . Perhaps more amaz­ing, Sir Barton was immediately shipped to Pimlico because that year the Maryland classic was run on Wednesday, just four days after the Derby . Once again the un­her­ alded­ Sir Barton galloped home by four lengths in a display of , rider 2 stamina . In the Belmont, he set an American record of 2:17 5⁄ for the mile and three-eighths, the distance then .

P-92 Triple Crown

Gallant Fox Second Triple Crown Winner, 1930 Bay colt, 1927 by *Sir Gallahad III—Marguerite, by Celt Belair Stud, Owner-Breeder James Fitzsimmons, Trainer

Fox of Belair Gallant Fox was bred and raced by William Woodward . The son of Sir Gallahad III had a medicore 2-year-old season winning but two stakes . It was hardly an indication of his 3-year- old superiority .After capturing the Wood Me­mo­ri­al, Gallant Fox swept the Preakness, Kentucky Derby and Belmont Stakes in that order . He is the only Triple Crown winner to win the Preakness a week before the Derby . Later as a 3-year-old he captured the , , Saratoga Cup, Lawrence Realization and the .The “Fox of Belair” was retired for breeding after his 3-year-old campaign, which netted $308,275, a single sea­son record then . Gallant Fox sired the winners of more than ninety races before his death in 1954 at the age of 27 . His most famous son was Omaha, the 1935 Triple Crown winner . Omaha en­abled him to become the only Triple Crown winner to sire a vic­tor in the renowned Derby, Preakness, Belmont series . Earle Sande, rider Daily Racing Form Photo

Omaha Third Triple Crown Winner, 1935 Chestnut colt, 1932, by Gallant Fox—Flambino, by *Wrack Belair Stud, Owner-Breeder James Fitzsimmons, Trainer

Like Father, Like Son Omaha was born in Kentucky in 1932, just two years after his sire, Gallant Fox, had won the Triple Crown .As a weanling, he was sent to Belair in Maryland where he was broken as a yearling and turned over to trainer Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons . The William Woodward owned and bred colt, like his sire, was not overly im­pres­sive at two but improved with age .After a third in the Wood Memorial, he set sail for the Triple Crown . Nellie Flag, a filly, was favored in the Derby but Omaha rallied and won by a length and a half .The Preakness was more of a romp as he won by six lengths . He became the third Triple Crown winner with a length and a half victory in the Belmont . Omaha is the only Triple Crown winner to race abroad . Woodward sent him to En­gland at four .After taking two second- ary stakes, Omaha just missed winning the As­cot Gold Cup . , rider Bert Morgan Photo

P-93 Triple Crown

War Admiral Fourth Triple Crown Winner, 1937 Brown colt, 1934, by Man o’ War—Brushup, by Sweep Glen Riddle Farm, Owner S. D. Riddle, Breeder George Conway, Trainer

Little Admiral War Admiral was a smaller copy of his illustrious sire, Man O’ War .Although he stood only 15 2. hands, War Admiral was Man O’ War’s best off­spring . Owned and bred by Sam Rid­dle, who raced Man O’ War, War Admiral reached his peak as a 3-year-old after a so-so 2-year-old season . At three, War Admiral, who prepped in Maryland for the Triple Crown, recorded a perfect eight-for-eight year . In the Derby, War Admiral led from flag to finish, but the Preakness produced one of the most mem­o­ra­ble battles in Triple Crown his­to­ry . Pompoon and War Admiral ran head-to-head from the top of the stretch .At the wire, it was War Admiral by a head . The Belmont Stakes proved to be War Admiral’s easiest vic- tory in the Triple Crown despite his stumbling at the start . In the Charles Kurtsinger, rider C. C. Cook Photo fall of 1937, War Admiral won the first Pimlico Special and was named Horse of the Year . In all, War Admiral won 21 of 26 starts and finished out of the mon­ey only one time .

Whirlaway Fifth Triple Crown Winner, 1941 Chestnut colt, 1938, by *Blenheim II—Dustwhirl, by Sweep Calumet Farm, Owner-Breeder­ B. A. Jones, Trainer

Calumet Star In ’41 Once Trainer Ben Jones solved Whirlaway’s bewildering hab­it of running ex­treme­ly wide on the turns, there was no stop­ping the Calumet colt sired by Blenheim II . Jones devised a special blinker for the chestnut colt just in time for the 1941 Kentucky Derby . With Eddie Arcaro riding, Whirlaway made a dramatic stretch run at Churchill Downs to set a new time record as he ran the 2 mile and a quarter in 2 .01 5⁄ and won by eight lengths . A week later, Whirlaway again came from far back to roll home in the Preakness by five and a half lengths .Arcaro described his Preak­ness experience like “riding a tor­na­do ”. Only two challenged him in the Belmont and Whirlaway won racing’s fifth Triple Crown and was the first of four in the 1940’s . Whirlaway, who won five other stakes in addition to the Eddie Arcaro, rider Daily Racing Form Photo Triple Crown in 1941, was named Horse of the Year . He repeated for the ti­tle the following season when he ac­count­ed for eleven stakes .Whirlaway was retired at five after he pulled up lame after his second race in 1943 . In all, he made 60 starts, won 32 races and was out of the money only four times .

P-94 Triple Crown

Count Fleet Sixth Triple Crown Winner, 1943 Brown colt, 1940, by Reigh Count—Quickly, by Haste Mrs. John D. Hertz, Breeder-Owner D. J. Cameron, Trainer

Speed to Spare Count Fleet shot like a meteor across the racing stage when World War II was rag­ing in 1942 and 1943 .After winning ten of fifteen starts as a 2-year-old, he was all but con­ced­ed the Triple Crown after being complimented with 132 pounds in the Experimental Hand­i­cap rat­ings . A son of Reigh Count, the 1928 Derby winner, and foaled by Quickly by Haste, Count Fleet carried the colors of Mrs . John D . Hertz, wife of the Chicago taxicab ex­ec­u­tive .A striking brown colt, Count Fleet was hailed as a successor to Man O’ War by some after his perfect six for six 3-year-old season . The war-time ban on racing in Florida forced Count Fleet to train at Oaklawn Park in preparation for his 3-year-old campaign . In the Triple Crown, Count Fleet, with Johnny Longden riding, found little opposition . He galloped in the Derby, captured the Preak­ness with only three challengers by eight lengths, and Johnny Longden, rider Bert Clark Thayer Photo then, after taking the Withers, annexed the Triple Crown with a 25-length triumph in the Belmont Stakes .

Assault Seventh Triple Crown Winner, 1946 Chestnut colt, 1943, by Bold Venture—Igual, by Equipoise King Ranch, Owner-Breeder M. Hirsch, Trainer

Surprise in 1946 Assault, the seventh Triple Crown winner, overcame long odds against his feet in 1946 . To start with, his dam, Iqual, sired by Equipoise, never raced . She was sickly as a foal and never recovered sufficiently to stand the rigors of training . Her first two foals were not notable . Her third, Assault, sired by Bold Venture, the 1936 Derby winner, had the mis­for­tune to step on a surveyor’s stake at the King Ranch in Texas where he was born . The hoof healed but Assault had a tendency to favor the foot, making it appear that he was crippled . His trainer, Max Hirsch, at first thought the colt would not train because of his crooked foot .Assault was not impressive at two, winning only two races . Even after taking the Experimental Handicap and Wood Memorial at three, he went off at 8–1 odds in the Derby . Favored in the Preakness, Assault won by a neck, after holding a four length ad­van­tage with an eighth mile to go .Then jockey changed his tactics in the Belmont, reserving the colt and charging from behind to win by three lengths . Warren Mehrtens, rider

P-95 Triple Crown

Citation Eighth Triple Crown Winner, 1948 Bay colt, 1945, by Bull Lea—*Hydroplane II, by Hyperion Calumet Farm, Breeder-Owner H. A. Jones, Trainer

Racing’s First Millionaire Citation, from Calumet Farm, capped the glorious ’40’s decade — the most glamor­ ­ous in Triple Crown lore as four hors- es attained sport’s most elusive prize . There is little argument that the bay colt by Bull Lea — Hydroplane II by Hyperion, was the greatest horse of the ’40’s . Some observers believe he was the most ac­com­plished horse ever to race, even superior to Man O’ War .This debate probably will never be settled­ . Certainly he is on everyone’s list of top Thoroughbreds in history . Big Cy, although bred in Kentucky by Warren Wright, made his debut in Maryland, winning his first start at Havre de Grace in 1947 . Later that year he captured the Pimlico Futurity on his way to an 8 for 9 year at two . As a 3-year-old, Citation went 19 for 20 . His only loss occurred at Havre de Grace in a sprint race he should not have Eddie Arcaro, rider NYRA Photo lost . He was carried wide by a tiring horse and finished second to Saggy in the Chesapeake Trial . The Triple Crown was hardly a challenge for Citation . His only real opposition in the Derby came from his stable- mate Coaltown . Only three horses challenged him in the Preakness and the Belmont was also easily accomplished .

Secretariat Ninth Triple Crown Winner, 1973 Chestnut colt, 1970, by Bold Ruler—, by *Princequillo Meadow Stable, Breeder-Owner Lucien Laurin, Trainer

After 25 Years—Secretariat Secretariat, often described as the perfect horse in appear- ance with his re­splen­dent chestnut coat, might have been horse racing’s greatest am­bas­sa­dor of the 20th century .The massive Virginia-bred colt from the Meadow Stable of Helen “Penny” Chenery, made a shambles of the Triple Crown in 1973 . Before he was nominated for the Triple Crown, Secre­ ­tar­i­at recorded a first — the first 2-year-old ever to be voted Horse of the Year .The son of Bold Ruler-Somethingroyal was a full-fledged celebrity well in advance of his Triple Crown heroics, having been syn­di­cat­ed for a then record $6,080,000 early in his 3-year- old season . In the Kentucky Derby, he set a record for the mile and a quarter, running the dis­tance in 1 59-2/5. . In a powerful move from last on the clubhouse turn, Sec­re­tar­i­at cap­tured the Preakness with ease . In the Belmont Stakes, Secretariat put on an awesome show, winning by 31 lengths to gain the Triple Crown, a prize which had gone unclaimed for a quarter of a century . Ron Turcotte, rider Maryland Jockey Club Photo

P-96 Triple Crown

Seattle Slew Tenth Triple Crown Winner, 1977 Dark brown colt, 1974, by Bold Reasoning—My Charmer, by Poker Mrs. Karen Taylor, Owner Ben S. Castleman, Breeder William H. Turner, Trainer

Bargain Buy Seattle Slew holds an unique Triple Crown record . The grandson of Bold Ruler is the only Thoroughbred in his- tory to capture the Triple Crown with an unbeaten record .After the Triple Crown, Seattle Slew lost only three of seventeen career starts on his way to total earnings of $1,208,727 . Bred in Kentucky by Ben S . Castleman, Seattle Slew was pur- chased at the bargain price of $17,500 at a Kentucky yearling auction by Mickey Taylor for his wife Karen, in whose silks the son of Bold Reasoning raced . Veterinarian Dr . James Hill and his wife Sally shared owner- ship of Seattle Slew . It was Hill who had recommended the pur- chase of the colt . Seattle Slew was named the 2-year-old cham- pion in 1976 and Horse of the Year as well as the top 3-year-old in 1977 .William H .“Billy” Turner, Jr ,. a former steeplechase rider from Monkton, Md . was only 37 when he trained Seattle Slew to his 2- and 3-year-old championships . Seattle Slew was retired for breeding in 1979 after being syn- , rider Maryland Jockey Club Photo dicated for $12 million .

Affirmed Eleventh Triple Crown Winner, 1978 Chestnut colt, 1975, by Exclusive Native—Won’t Tell You, by Crafty Admiral Harbor View Farm, Owner-Breeder Lazaro S. Barrera, Trainer

Toughest Triple Crown Affirmed became the last Triple Crown winner in 1978 and it was not easy .Af­firmed’s combined margin of victory in the Triple 1 Crown was less than two lengths — 1 2⁄ lengths in the Derby, a neck in the Preakness and a head in the Belmont .Amaz­ing­ly, each time it was Alydar, battling him to the wire .The Flor­i­da-bred colt — the first from that state to win the Triple Crown — raced for the Harbor View Farm of Mr . and Mrs . . Affirmed won 22 of his 29 career starts, earning $2,393,818 . The chestnut son of Ex­clu­sive Native, was named Horse of the Year twice as well as 3-year-old champion in 1978 .As a 4-year-old he captured seven stakes and beat out Spectacular Bid for Horse of the Year honors .After his 4-year-old campaign he was retired to and syndicated for $14 .4 million .

Steve Cauthen, rider Maryland Jockey Club Photo

P-97 Preakness

PREAKNESS WINNERS DOMINATE Preakness/ Winners 3-YEAR-OLD ECLIPSE AWARD (Champion 3-year-old Male) eginning with Silver Charm in 1997, 13 of the last Nellie Morse (1924) to win 1937 War Admiral 17 Preakness Stakes winners have been named the Preakness Stakes . She 1939 Challedon Champion 3-year-old Male at the annual Eclipse captured Horse of the Year 1940 Bimelech B 1941 Whirlaway Awards . The 12 other Preakness Stakes winners to be and Champion 3-year-old 1942 Alsab named 3-year old champion are: Real Quiet (1998); Filly honors . She became 1943 Count Fleet Charismatic (1999); Point Given (2001); War Emblem the 18th Preakness winner 1946 Assault (2002); Funny Cide (2003); Smarty Jones (2004); Afleet to earn Horse of the Year . 1948 Citation Alex (2005) Bernardini (2006), Curlin (2007), Big Brown Time Magazine ranked 1949 Capot (2008), Lookin At Lucky (2010) and I'll Have Another Rachel’s Preakness vic- 1950 Hill Prince (2012) . tory as the fifth-best sports 1953 Native Dancer 1955 Nashua The 2000 3-year-old Champion, Tiznow, did not com- moment of the year . 1957 Bold Ruler pete in the Preakness . Shackleford (2011) was a finalist for 1958 Tim Tam top 3-year-old honors . Oxbow (2013) was not one of the 1961 Carry Back three finalists for the award . 1964 Northern Dancer Rachel Alexandra (2009) became the first filly since 1965 Tom Rolfe 1967 Damascus 1970 Personality 1971 Canonero II 1973 Secretariat 1974 Little Current 1977 Seattle Slew 1978 Affirmed 1979 Spectacular Bid 1981 Pleasant Colony 1986 Snow Chief 1987 Alysheba 1988 Risen Star 1989 Sunday Silence 1991 Hansel 1993 Prairie Bayou 1997 Silver Charm 1998 Real Quiet 1999 Charismatic 2001 Point Given 2002 War Emblem 2003 Funny Cide 2004 Smarty Jones 2005 Afleet Alex 2006 Bernardini 2007 Curlin 2008 Big Brown 2010 Lookin at Lucky 2012 I'll Have Another *From 1936-1970 American champions were named by the Thoroughbred Racing Associations and The Daily Racing Form. In 1971 The Daily Racing Form, the National Turf Writers' Association and the Thoroughbred Racing Associations formed the Eclipse Awards. No champions were I'll Have Another was the 45th Preakness winner to earn the title of Champion 3-year-old Male. named prior to 1936.

P-98