The Preakness Chart
133d running of the Preakness Stakes, Grade 1. Purse: $1,000,000. For Three-Year-Olds. Purse $1,000,000. Winner: B.C. by Boundary - Mien, by Nureyev. Trained by Richard E. Dutrow Jr.. Bred by Monticule in Kentucky. Owner: JEAH Stables and Paul Pompa Jr..
133d running of the Preakness Stakes, Grade 1.
Purse:
$1,000,000. For Three-Year-Olds.
Purse
$1,000,000.
Winner:
B.C. by Boundary - Mien, by Nureyev.
Trained
by Richard E. Dutrow Jr..
Bred
by Monticule in Kentucky.
Owner:
JEAH Stables and Paul Pompa Jr..
Value to winner
: $600,000; second: $200,000; third: $110,000; fourth: $60,000; fifth: $30.000.
Mutual pool:
$14,313,782.00.
Horse Wt. PP St 1/4 1/2 3/4 Str Fin Jockey Odds
Big Brown
126 6 5 3hf 3-1hf 3-2 1-5hf 1-51/4 K. Desormeaux 0.20
Macho Again
126 1 1 6hd 6hd 8-2 4hd 2hf J.R. Leparoux 39.90
Icabad Crane
126 3 2 10hd 12 9hd 5-3 33/4 J. Rose 22.20
Racecar Rhapsody
126 5 9 9-2 9-2hf 10-2 2hf 4-41/4 R.J. Albarado 25.10
Stevil
126 8 3 5-1 5-1 4hf 3-1 5-33/4 J.R. Velazquez 40.60
Kentucky Bear
126 7 12 8hd 8hf 6hf 7-1hf 6hf H.J. Theriot III 13.90
Hey Byrn
126 12 6 4-1hf 4-1 5hd 6-1 7-13/4 C.C. Lopez 34.30
Giant Moon
126 10 7 7-3 7-1 7hf 11-1hf 83/4 R.A.Dominguez 36.60
Tres Borrachos
126 2 11 12 11hd 12 10hd 9-11/4 T.C. Baze 43.20
Yankee Bravo
126 4 10 11hd 10hd 11hd 9-1 10-71/4 A.Solis 23.70
Gayego
126 11 8 1-1hf 1-1hf 1hd 12 11nk M.E. Smith 9.20
Riley Tucker
126 9 4 2-1hf 2-2hf 2-1 8-1 12 E.S. Prado 36.40
Time: 1/4:
23.590
1/2:
46.810
3/4:
1:10.480
1M:
1:35.720
Fin:
1.54.800
7 (7) Big Brown 2.40 2.60 2.40
1 (1) Macho Again 17.20 10.40
3 (3) Icabad Crane 5.60
Off: 6:17.
Start:
Good for all but
TRES BORRACHOS
and
KENTUCKY BEAR.
Won ridden out.
Track:
Fast.
Exacta
(7-1) paid $36.60.
Trifecta
(7-1-3) paid $336.80.
Daily Double
(7-7) paid $10.40.
Superfecta
(7-1-3-6) paid $1,192.30.
Scratched:
BEHINDATTHEBAR.
BIG BROWN was taken in hand along the inside nearing the first turn, brushed with
RILEY TUCKER
approaching the backstretch, was wrangled back and angled five-wide leaving the three-quarter pole, stalked the leaders under confident handling while continuing wide, lodged a bid midway on the final turn, charged to the front in the upper stretch, moved clear under urging nearing the eighth pole, then was taken in hand through the final 16th.
MACHO AGAIN
saved ground early, advanced between rivals nearing the half-mile marker, steadied when in traffic midway on the turn, angled out nearing the quarter pole, swung five-wide entering the stretch and continued on willingly to gain the place.
ICABAD CRANE
settled along the inside, commenced a rail run leaving the far turn, steadied when lacking room on the turn, angled out near the quarter pole, split horses in upperstretch and closed late to gain a share.
RACECAR RHAPSODY
saved ground to the half-mile marker, angled out and moved between rivals near the three-eighths pole, altered course six-wide at the top of the lane, continued his run to mid-stretch, then flattened out.
STEVIL
raced two-wide in mid-pack, bumped with
RACECAR RHAPSODY
on the far turn, advanced three-wide between rivals to reach contention on the turn, then failed to sustain his bid.
KENTUCKY BEAR
stumbled at the break, lost ground four-wide entering the backstretch, altered course to the inside nearing the half-mile pole, made a sharp move along the rail leaving the far turn, checked behind a wall of horses in upper stretch, angled to the four path then finished evenly.
HEY BYRN
was four-wide chasing the pace along the backstretch, remained a factor to the quarter-pole, then steadily tired thereafter.
GIANT MOON
settled in mid-pack while well of the rail, chased the leaders five-wide down the backstretch, swung eight-wide leaving the quarter-pole, then lacked a late response.
TRES BORRACHOS
stumbled badly at the break, checked repeatedly in the opening quarter-mile, swung wide nearing the quarter-pole but failed to reach contention.
YANKEE BRAVO
devoid of speed while saving ground throughout and lacked the needed response when called upon.
GAYEGO
leaned in and bumped with
GIANT MOON
leaving the gate, was hustled up to gain a clear early advantage, set the pace in hand down the backstretch, dueled from the far turn to the head of the stretch, gave way and was not abused late.
RILEY TUCKER
brushed with the winner nearing the backstretch, stalked the pace two to three-wide, moved to challenge leaving the three-eighths, gained a brief lead between rivals midway on the final turn, then stopped leaving the three-sixteenths marker.