 The Preakness Stakes 135 is restricted to only 14 Preakness Stakes runners and will run on May 15 at Pimlico Race Track and is the second leg of the Triple Crown. The starters will be determined with the first seven horses given preference by the highest lifetime earnings in graded stakes. The next four starters will be determined by the highest lifetime earnings in all “non-restricted stakes,” which means those stakes whose conditions contain no restrictions other than age or sex. The remaining three starters will be determined by the highest lifetime earnings in all races. There have been 21 that won two but failed to win the third race. The last horse to be awarded the Triple Crown was Affirmed in 1978. More 2010 Preakness Stakes Horse Betting Info
Preakness possibilities include - Ice Box (Nick Zito)
3 year old Colt
Owner: Robert V. La Penta
Trainer: Nicholas P. Zito
Bred: Kentucky (USA) by Denlea Park LTD
Pedigree: Pulpit and Spice Island of A.P.Indy
Ice Box was making his first start since winning the Florida Derby on March 20. Coming from last to first, the chestnut just got up in the final strides to try to become this years kentucky Derby winner, but there was not enough track to stretch it out. The second place finisher in this years 2010 Kentucky Derby will most likely wait until the Belmont Stakes. Ice Box, who was closing fastest of any horse in the 136th running of the Run for the Roses, will probably skip the Preakness a week from Saturday and a rematch with Super Saver.
Ice Box flew under the radar and down the stretch at Gulfstream Park to become an instant Kentucky Derby contender with a stunning victory, edging past Pleasant Prince in the Florida Derby at 20-1. The son of Pulpit, who had previously finished more than 12 lengths behind Eskendereya in the Fountain of Youth, trailed the 11-horse field into the far turn before launching his sweeping bid, which carried him wide into the stretch, where he galloped past tiring rivals, including favored Rule. He nailed Pleasant Prince at the wire, to post a half-length victory.
Trained by two-time Kentucky Derby-winning trainer Nick Zito, Ice Box was also slow getting started as a 2-year-old, finishing no better than fourth in his first three starts in New York. Ice Box was purchased for $125,000 at the 2008 Keeneland September sale.
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