Z HUMOR: The longest shot in the field at 63-1 never shook loose. "We were in really close quarters," jockey Rene Douglas said. "I know I was behind a horse and I kept getting bumped."
COOL COAL MAN: Well positioned early but empty in the stretch. "We saved all the ground we could but he didn't fire," jockey Julien Laparoux said. "I think maybe it was a little too long."
BOB BLACK JACK: Set the pace before fading on the final turn. "Anytime I put a little pressure on him, he bobbled," jockey Richard Migliore said.
GAYEGO: The Arkansas Derby winner had traffic trouble on the first turn. "I was never in it," jockey Mike Smith said.
BIG TRUCK: Raced in midpack for much of the race before stopping. "I ran out of gas," jockey Javier Castellano said
ADRIANO: Was never a factor.
MONBA: The Blue Grass winner lacked a rally. "My horse just didn't run any good," jockey Ramon Dominguez said.
Preakness
Events Schedule
May 13
At Federal Hill Park Pee Wee Preakness, 11 a.m.
May 14
At War Memorial Plaza, City Hall Preakness Frog Hop, noon
May 15
At Lexington Market Preakness Crab Derby, noon At Turf Valley Resort Preakness Balloon Festival, 3 At the Power Plant Miller Lite Nites, 7:30
May 16
At the Can Company First Friday, 6 Marshall Crenshaw concert At Belvedere Square And They're Off, 6 Crawdaddies concert At Harbor East Twas the Night Before Preakness, 6 Ryan Shaw concert
May 17
At Howard and Conway streets The Preakness Parade, 11 a.m. At Pimlico Race Course 133rd Preakness, 6:05 p.m.
Two-timers
A look at horses who won the Kentucky Derby and Preakness:
Horse Year
Smarty Jones 2004
Funny Cide 2003
War Emblem 2002
Charismatic 1999
Real Quiet 1998
Sunday Silence 1989
Alysheba 1987
Pleasant Colony 1981
Spectacular Bid 1979*Affirmed 1978
*Seattle Slew 1977*Secretariat 1973
Canonero II 1971
Majestic Prince 1969
Forward Pass 1968
Kauai King 1966
Northern Dancer 1964
Carry Back 1961
Tim Tam 1958*Citation 1948
*Assault 1946
Pensive 1944
*Count Fleet 1943*Whirlaway 1941
*War Admiral 1937
Bold Venture 1936
*Omaha 1935
Burgoo King 1932
*Gallant Fox 1930
Note: *-Triple Crown winner
