Preakness 2010 stakes Winners results

Preakness Stakes 2010: Viewers can start tuning now for an early broadcast of the race at exactly 1:30 pm. And in line with the Preakness stake, the Preakness 2010 Post Positions has already been announce.

As of this moment, the Kentucky Derby 2010 winner Super Saver is the early favorite of the crowd to win the race. Every Kentucky Derby has its hard luck stories, tales of what might have been but for, well…some barging. Bad conditions or stumbling at the break.. you have heard it all before. ThePreakness Stakes 2010 odds reflect this when looking at two of the contenders.

The Preakness Stakes 2010 Picks and Odds is almost always a very formula race. You might see a lot of horses to predict if will win the race or not. And for those horse racing fans out there who are searching for the exact Preakness Stakes 2010 Post time, it will be at exactly 6:05 EST live on Saturday of May 15, 2010.

The horses is about to take the track for one mile and 3/16th of another. This year fields 12 horses instead of 13 as the race lost a horse early in the week due to injury. The Preakness Stakes 2010 will be telecast on NBC as early as 4:30 pm EST on Saturday.

That’s all for the updates about the contenders, post positions and jockeys of Preakness Stakes 2010 in Baltimore!

Updates: 05//15/2010

Here’s the Preakness Stakes 2010 Winners and Results:

2010 Preakness Results Payouts
-Lookin At Lucky 6.80 4.60 3.80
-First Dude 16.60 9.20
-Jackson Bend 6.60

Preakness stakes 2010 Results at Lucky kid

Preakness stakes 2010 Results at Lucky kid :Lucky was finally able to get a clean trip and roared home to capture the 135th running of the Grade 1 $1,000,000 Preakness Stakes by just under a length.


With Kentucky Derby winner Super Saver finishing far back in eighth place, the Triple Crown will go unclaimed for the 32nd straight year.


“This means a lot for me. I want to say thank you to all the connections and (trainer) Bob Baffert who gave me the opportunity to ride this beautiful animal,” said Lookin at Lucky’s 25-year old jockey Martin Garcia, who was making just his second start in a Triple Crown race. “The point was to try and get out of trouble. He broke really good. Baffert told me to try and save ground in the first turn and then after that do whatever you want.”

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In both the Kentucky and Santa Anita Derby, Lookin at Lucky lost all chance at victory after getting roughed up and steadied, prompting Baffert, who has won with over 30% of his starters with Garcia aboard, to switch riders in hopes of changing his fortunes. After jockey Garret Gomez rode Lucky in his first nine career starts, Garcia, who had frequently excercised the horse in the mornings, took over today.