Get ready for a wild ride at Preakness 2024 with unexpected wins, dramatic moments, and a surprising horse incident!
Preakness Stakes 2024 was filled with excitement as Seize the Grey, trained by D. Wayne Lukas, emerged victorious, leaving the crowd in awe. The race, held at a muddy Pimlico Race Course in Baltimore, saw intense competition among the horses, with Sierra Leone and Imagination making headlines. However, it was Seize the Grey who clinched the win, dashing hopes of a Triple Crown in 2024.
Amidst the intense racing action, a quirky incident took place when a lead pony at Preakness 2024 bit off part of an elderly fan's finger as she tried to feed it carrots. The unexpected event added a mix of chaos to the already thrilling atmosphere of the event.
In a surprising turn of events, the Kentucky Derby winner, Mystik Dan, faced stiff competition from 7 other horses in the 149th Preakness. Despite high stakes and intense predictions, the race showcased the unpredictability and excitement that horse racing enthusiasts love.
As the dust settles on Preakness 2024, memories of Seize the Grey's triumphant victory and the unusual encounter between the lead pony and the elderly fan will forever be etched in the annals of horse racing history.
Latest news and live updates as Preakness 2024 kicks off. Learn more about what horses are racing, when it is, what time it starts, what the stakes look ...
Kentucky Derby winner Mystik Dan is taking on 7 other horses in the 149th Preakness Saturday at Baltimore's Pimlico Race Course.
Gene Menez, who called National Treasure to win last year's Run for the Back-Eyed Susans, has made his picks and bets for the 149th Preakness Stakes on ...
Muth's midweek scratch from the 2024 Preakness field changed much, not just Mystik Dan's chances. First-tier runners Sierra Leone and Imagination got the ...
Seize the Grey, trained by D. Wayne Lukas and ridden by Jaime Torres, won the 2024 Preakness Stakes at Pimlico Race Course in Baltimore.
There will be no horse racing Triple Crown in 2024: Seize the Grey won the 149th Preakness Stakes at a muddy Pimlico Race Course in Baltimore, ...
Here are scenes from the horse racing at Pimlico during the 149th Preakness Stakes.
An elderly woman in a wheelchair tried to feed a lead pony carrots between races at Pimlico and the horse bit one of her fingers instead.
The woman was trying to feed the horse, known as a lead pony, between races at the Preakness Stakes.
It had been 11 years since 88-year-old trainer D. Wayne Lukas won the Preakness Stakes with Oxbow. Many assumed the man who had dominated thoroughbred racing in ...