Enter Sandman, Gosger a 'go' in Preakness

Preakness 2025 contenders: Sandman among horses expected to race

The 150th Preakness Stakes will be held on Saturday, May 17, at Pimlico Race Course. Before the field is officially announced when entries are drawn Monday, here’s a look at the reported contenders: Sandman Sandman won the Arkansas Derby, meaning at least one Grade 1 winner will be competing in the Preakness. The Tapit colt was the most expensive horse in the Kentucky Derby field at $1.2 million. His trainer, Mark Casse, won the 2019 Preakness S…

Enter Sandman, Gosger a 'go' in Preakness

Sandman, who finished seventh in the Kentucky Derby following a troubled trip, will be entered in the Preakness, Hall of Fame trainer Mark Casse said Saturday.

Arkansas Derby champion Sandman to race in 150th Preakness

The Tapit colt and Arkansas Derby champion Sandman will enter to race in the 150th Preakness Stakes on May 17.

Preakness Updates: River Thames Breezes at Belmont, Brendan Walsh Green Lights Gosger

Breezing Saturday morning over the Belmont Park training track, 'TDN Rising Star' GISP River Thames (Maclean's Music) put in another half-mile move in advance of his anticipated start in the GI Preakness Stakes May 17 at Pimlico. In company with MSP Trust Fund (Practical Joke), the New York-bred went a half-mile in :48.25 (9/37) with exercise rider Fernando Rivera in the irons. He began the work to the outside and just off of his workmate and en…

Enter Sandman: Popular gray will be entered in Preakness

Sandman, who finished seventh in the Kentucky Derby following a troubled trip, will be entered in Preakness 2025 at Pimlico, Hall of Fame trainer Mark Casse said Saturday. Casse trains Sandman for the partnership of D J Stable, St. Elias Stable, West Point Thoroughbreds and CJ Stables.“We wanted to see how he came back. He’s an extremely happy horse right now. It looks like the race might set up nice for him. It looks like there’s a fair amount …

Sandman Has Change of Plans, Will Enter Preakness

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