Horse Racing
151st Preakness Stakes Highlights and Analysis
Wes Moore hands the Woodlawn Vase to Al Gold, owner of Napoleon Solo, and reacts to winning the Preakness Stakes.
Paco Lopez talks about his winning run on top of Napoleon Solo and his grandfather who encouraged him to be a jockey.
Preakness winning trainer Chad Summers discusses the road he and Napoleon Solo took to their Preakness win.
Rob Atras’ trainee snaps a six-race losing streak to win the Jim McKay Turf Sprint by a nose at Laurel Park.
Steve Kornacki talks about the wide open Preakness Stakes and how the numbers could favor bettors looking to win big.
Steve Kornacki points out the differences between Pimlico and Laurel Park and how the dimensions of the latter may affect how the race is run.
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The 151st running of the Preakness is in the books and Napoleon Solo is your winner. Here is a breakdown of how the $2 million purse will be divvied up.
It was the first time the race had a 14-horse field since 2011.
Keep checking back to find out all the winners on Saturday at Laurel Park.
Watch the 151st Preakness Stakes this Saturday, May 16, at 4 PM ET on NBC and Peacock.
Morning line favorite Iron Honor will be in the No. 9 starting gate.