California Chrome couldn’t be stopped in today’s Preakness Stakes, making him 2-for-2 toward becoming the first Triple Crown winner since Affirmed in 1978. (more…)

TBs are noted for their heart, guts and determination and in the 2005 Preakness, Afleet Alex showed the world exactly what those words meant. (more…)

What should we expect when Kentucky Derby winner California Chrome makes his attempt at taking the second leg of the Triple Crown? Racing editor Heather Benson weighs in on this year’s field, post positions and odds. (more…)

Each day we’ve been highlighting a different depraved Preakness infield tradition. Today: Complete and abject intoxication. (more…)

Each day between now and Saturday’s race we’re highlighting a different depraved Preakness infield tradition. Today: Drunken brawls. (more…)

Each day between now and Saturday’s race we’ll be highlighting a different depraved Preakness infield tradition. First, the annual port-o-potty run. (more…)

He may be the favorite in Saturday’s Preakness Stakes, but history is not in his favor. Heather Benson looks back at 5 Derby winners who were expected to win the Preakness but didn’t. (more…)

A big congratulations to Oxbow, ridden by Gary Stevens and trained by D. Wayne Lukas, who led from wire to wire to win this year’s Preakness Stakes. (more…)

Joel Rosario rode the filly to victory in the Grade 2 $500,000 Black-Eyed Susan Stakes at Pimlico this afternoon. (more…)

It’s a beloved race-day tradition here at Horse Nation to help our readers stay “well-hydrated.” Today, we show you how to make a “black-eyed Susan.” (more…)

Here’s the basic information you need to watch and feel informed about this afternoon’s Preakness Stakes. (more…)

Each day between now and Saturday’s race we’ll be highlighting a different depraved Preakness tradition. Today: Complete and abject intoxication. (more…)

Speaking of terrible infield behavior, each day between now and Saturday’s race we’ll be highlighting a different depraved Preakness tradition. Today: Fighting. (more…)