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Kentucky Derby runner-up Journalism to run in 150th Preakness Stakes in Baltimore
Kentucky Derby runner-up Journalism is headed to Baltimore for the 150th Preakness Stakes. Trainer Michael McCarthy approved the proposal to run Journalism in the Preakness. He flew back to Louisville, Kentucky, from his base in Southern California to take a look at the colt Sunday morning at Churchill Downs.
Journalism is the favorite to win the 151st running of the Kentucky Derby on Saturday. But how did the horse get its name?
It’s been seven years since the post-time favorite won the Kentucky Derby. Justify — who went on to become horse racing’s ...
Saturday's Preakness Stakes, second jewel of the Triple Crown, drew only three of the 19 Kentucky Derby starters, but the ...
Journalism, this year's Kentucky Derby favorite, isn’t the first horse to compete in the race with a media-themed moniker.
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Green Light Go: Kentucky Derby Runner-Up Journalism Heading To The PreaknessCo-owner Eclipse Thoroughbred Partners announced the decision on social media, saying Santa Anita Derby winner "has been ...
Sovereignty reigned on a rainy Saturday in the 151 st Kentucky Derby at a sloppy Churchill Downs in Louisville. Entering the ...
There are other serious contenders, but Journalism is the solid and laid-back favorite for the 2025 Kentucky Derby.
Sovereignty, a 3-year-old colt, upset favored Journalism to win the 151st Kentucky Derby on Saturday. The horse was bred and ...
Don't want to pick Journalism to win Kentucky Derby 151? Sovereignty, Rodriguez, Burnham Square and Baeza have what it takes ...
Journalism, a Kentucky-bred contender trained by Michael McCarthy, has won four of his five career starts and has never ...
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Jockey Junior Alvarado is considering appealing a fine and suspension for using his whip eight times on Sovereignty in ...
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