2026 Belmont Stakes: The finalized prospective field consolidates at a tight, highly competitive group of 10 confirmed probables.
2026 Belmont Stakes: The defection of early surface lines means zero active contenders carry a native local main track route win, neutralizing the lifetime track filter.
2026 Belmont Stakes: Kentucky Derby runner-up Renegade is the established morning-line favorite at 2-1 following a sharp half-mile work over the local Saratoga Oklahoma training track.
2026 Belmont Stakes: Kentucky Derby winner Golden Tempo (9-2) targets the final classic leg completely fresh after skipping Baltimore under a meticulously designed energy-conservation blueprint.
2026 Belmont Stakes: Chief Wallabee (4-1) finished a closing fourth in the Kentucky Derby despite getting knocked off stride in deep stretch; loops into Saratoga for Hall of Famer Bill Mott.
2026 Belmont Stakes: The structural addition of front-runners Growth Equity and Powershift injects verified early speed, shifting the tactical advantage back to elite stalkers.
2026 Belmont Stakes: Late-supplement Vitruvian Man (30-1) enters the mix boasting a massive, single-digit decimal 9.8 OPI Pedigree Index to anchor deep exotic distance insurance.
2026 Belmont Stakes: The high-stakes post-position draw will be held live in Saratoga on Monday, June 1, at 5 p.m. EDT to finalize tactical corridors.
2026 Belmont Stakes: Chad Brown holds a potent three-pronged entry featuring Peter Pan winner Growth Equity, Emerging Market, and Blue Grass runner-up Ottinho.
2026 Belmont Stakes: Iron-horse Ocelli represents the lone sophomore of the 2026 cycle to contest all three demanding legs of the Triple Crown series.
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Free Preakness Stakes Contenders PPs for Saturday, May 15, 2021 at Pimlico
UPDATE: Wiz Capper’s Projected Odds and Fantasy Finish for Preakness 146
We’re just a week out from the May 15 Preakness Stakes at Pimlico where Kentucky Derby winner Medina Spirit will lead a potential field of 8 to 10 to the starting gate as the heavy favorite for trainer Bob Baffert as he seeks to win his 8th Preakness Stakes with the horse who gave him his 7th Kentucky Derby victory.
Preakness Stakes 2021 Contenders
Note: Horses listed in no particular order and post positions are not official
Race 12
Distance: 1 3/16 miles
Purse: $1 million
| PP | HORSE | TRAINER | Projected ODDS | Fantasy Finish |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Concert Tour | Baffert | 3-1 | 2nd |
| Baffert calls on HOF jockey Mike Smith to replace Rosario after a ‘head-scratching’ loss as the favorite in the Arkansas Derby. Winner of his first three career starts, the son of Derby winner Street Sense will be a challenge for stablemate in what will likely be a two horse race. | ||||
| 2 | Crowded Trade | Brown | 8-1 | 6th |
| Despite having enough points to start in the Derby he was kept in New York to wait for the shorted distance of the Preakness. And here he is with a lone maiden win, a 2nd in the Gotham, and a 3rd in the Wood behind the top two who finished 13th and 18th in the Derby. | ||||
| 3 | France Go de Ina | Mori | 20-1 | 9th |
| Rosario was aboard for his last start in the UAE Derby and will ride again for two-time winner in Japan. Won’t have to face Godolphin’s UAE Derby winner Rebel’s Romance who is being pointed to the Belmont. But he will have to face America’s Derby winner and proven player on American soil. | ||||
| 4 | Keepmeinmind | Diodoro | 20-1 | 8th |
| Comes from far, far back and blinkers off in the Derby didn’t help his cause finishing a distant 7th, while gaining. Tough to see how he makes up ground on the pacesetters in what appears will be a match race between Baffert’s two stablemates. | ||||
| 5 | Medina Spirit | Baffert | 1-1 | 1st |
| Never worse than 2nd in six starts, he was twice beaten by Baffert trained Life Is Good who had all the makings of the Derby winner until he was sidelined by injury. Was sent to the front in the Derby and expect that to be the way they run him again. | ||||
| 6 | Midnight Bourbon | Asmussen | 8-1 | 3rd |
| Confirmed as a starter on Thursday. Toss out his Derby loss and expect him to be in contention early with new rider Ortiz, Jr., and if he runs the race that Mandaloun did in the Derby, he should be right there in the end in this one. | ||||
| 7 | Ram | Lukas | 15-1 | 4th |
| In typical Lukas fashion he’s been taken along slowly, getting his first win in his 8th start against MC$50K on a wet track in Hot Springs. Won his last start on the Derby undercard going 1 mile in a N1XAlw — but loses Ortiz to Asmussen’s horse. Never count out the ‘Coach’ and he is the son of TC winner American Pharoah. Would be shocking but his speed figs improved dramatically in his last two wins. | ||||
| 8 | Rombauer | McCarthy | 15-1 | 7th |
| A winner on turf and all-weather but none on dirt. His 3rd place Blue Grass effort was decent and it was the closest he’s raced to the pace in six starts. But, trainer McCarthy said he was too close to it and plans to take back again. Seems he’s a damned if you do, damned if you don’t kinda horse. | ||||
| 9 | Unbridled Honor | Pletcher | 15-1 | 5th |
| Runner up in the Lexington was making up a lot of ground on the rail but moved outside turning for home. Always a slow starter, he’ll have plenty to do to catch the pace. | ||||
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