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Due to the increased coverage the Triple Crown races enjoy, many new and occasional horse race gamblers come out to test their luck.

It's the 135 running of the $1 million Preakness Stakes, the middle jewel of the Triple Crown. By Preakness Stakes tradition, three year olds run the one and 3/16th mile track at Pimlico in Baltimore, Maryland. In the U.S., all the action takes place on Saturday, May 15, 2010.

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The leading Preakness winning jockeys are:
Eddie Arcaro : 6 - including 2 consecutive wins in 1950-51
Pat Day : 5 - including 3 consecutive wins in 1994-96
George Barbee, Bill Hartack and Lloyd Hughes : 3

The leading Preakness winning trainers are:
Robert W. Walden : 7
Thomas J. Healey : 5
D. Wayne Lukas : 5
"Sunny" Jim Fitzsimmons : 4
H. A. "Jimmy" Jones : 4
Bob Baffert and John Whalen : 3
Calumet Farm is both the leading breeder and owner of Preakness winners with 7 each.

Set by Tank's Prospect in 1985 and equalled by Louis Quatorze in 1996, the speed record for
the current 1 3/16 miles (1.91 km) Preakness is 1 minute 53 2/5 seconds. The record victory
margin is 11½ lengths, by Smarty Jones in 2004.

Preakness Stakes Contenders 2010

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

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Some Fact about Pimlico Race track

Preakness Information 2010

Preakness Day - Saturday May 15th
Gates Open 8:00 a.m.
Rain or Shine First Race Post Time 10:30 a.m.
Preakness Stakes Post Time 6:05 p.m.
Pimlico Race Track
Hayward and Winner Avenues
Baltimore, Maryland 21215

The Pimlico Race Track is home of the Preakness Stakes, the Pimlico first opened its doors on October 25, 1870. It is the second oldest racetrack in the U.S. The first was Saratoga, upstate New York in 1864. The Pimlico racetrack was engineered by General John Ellicott and has hosted legendary horses such as Man O' War, Sir Barton, Sea Biscuit, War Admiral, Citation, Secretariat, Cigar and Silver Charm. The Pimlico is constructed on 70 acres overlooking the Jones Falls, the Maryland Jockey Club purchased the land for $23,500, and built the racetrack for $25,000 Still today the Maryland Jockey Club is dedicated to presenting the great sport of Thoroughbred racing as the centerpiece of a high-quality entertainment experience providing fun and excitement in an inviting and friendly atmosphere for people of all ages.

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Martin Garcia won Preakness Stakes 135

There were two major changes in this years 2010 Triple Crown Races, the Kentucky Derby 2010 Winner Super Saver was the favorite to win the Preakness Stakes and Looking at Lucky was a favorite at the Kentucky Derby. Instead Lookin at Lucky became the 135th Preakness Stakes winner and Super Saver won the Kentucky Derby.

Looking at Lucky was a favorite at the Kentucky Derby, but the muddy track didn’t help him at all in fact with his jockey Garrett Gomez they finished sixth, but at the Preakness he was ridden by Martin Garcia while Gomez rode Dublin. Lookin at Lucky took home the title and a purse worth $1,100,000.

Trained by Bob Baffert Lookin at Lucky had an awesome race when he finished the 1 3/16 miles in just 1:55:47 just 3/4 length ahead of First Dude.

The other positions were the third place of Jackson Ben, 4th Yawanna Twist, 5th Dublin, 6th Paddy O’Prado, 7th Caracortado, 8th Super Saver, 9th Schoolyard Dreams, 10th Aikenite, 11th Pleasant Prince, and 12th Norther Giant.

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