Epicenter favored at 6-5 in Preakness morning line
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Epicenter favored at 6-5 in Preakness morning line
BALTIMORE -- The middle jewel of the Triple Crown returns in 2022 on May 21.
The Preakness was postponed to October in 2020 amid the coronavirus pandemic, which marked the latest running of the race in a history that dates back to 1873. And, Rombauer won last year's race, which returned to its spot as the second race in the Triple Crown.
Going into Saturday's race, we already know there will not be a Triple Crown this year after Kentucky Derby-winner Rich Strike skipped the Preakness.
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IT'S GOING TO BE HOT!!! Meteorologist Ava Marie says to prepare for the heat Saturday with temperatures in the 90s.
On Saturday, it will be dry and clear, but it will touch the mid-90s in some areas, so plan your outfits for Preakness or outdoor activities accordingly.
It's going to be smokin' hot in Maryland today! (90s) But no worries, it won't last too long. Check out the forecast High temps for Monday Afternoon. 👇 In the 60s! 🙂 #DigIt pic.twitter.com/I5cd9PtliX
Tips to prepare for the heat:
Low 90s today and mid 90s tomorrow. Let’s all accept that we’ll be a hot mess at #Preakness. But here are a few tips: #WBALPreakness @wbaltv11 pic.twitter.com/PLnIzT7Pqw
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Last year, Preakness LIVE replaced InfieldFest with a socially distant concert experience. This year's Preakness will feature both programs!
Preakness LIVE on Friday, May 20, is being billed as racing's biggest after-party! It's a culinary, arts and music festival taking place from 3 p.m. to 10 p.m. Get Preakness LIVE tickets here.
Preakness LIVE set times -- main stage from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m.
The Culinary Stage opens at 4 p.m. with a Chef Expo by Marcus Samuelsson, Tom Colicchio and Gail Simmons.
The 300 Unplugged Stage starts at 4 p.m. with Brave Williams, Gary Groove, Mond Already, Money Jake, Shannon Ramsey, Yanna Maria, DJ Keebee and Hi-Def.
InfieldFest on Saturday, May 21, features performances by world-renowned artists from the heart of the historic Pimlico Race Course. This year, Marshmello is the headliner, joined by Frank Walker and Moneybagg Yo. The Chainsmokers will take part in a special NBC broadcast performance. Get InfieldFest tickets here
The weight is over. @infield_fest is back May 21...featuring the world's tallest jockey? Get your tickets to see @marshmello live at https://t.co/gf2iempsOc. pic.twitter.com/BJi52OCOxU
POST-POSITION DRAW: Monday, May 16, 4 p.m. (See our coverage here)
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Here are the post positions and morning lines as of Saturday morning:
BLACK-EYED SUSAN DAY: Friday, May 20. Doors at Pimlico Race Course open at 10 a.m.
PREAKNESS STAKES: Saturday, May 21, at Pimlico Race Course in northwest Baltimore. There are races all day leading up Preakness post time, which is around 6:50 p.m.
Admission gates open at 9 a.m. on Preakness Day with a first post of 10:30 a.m. Traffic flow will be the lightest before noon, and wait times could be lengthy between noon and 3 p.m.
Happy Opening Day! The stage is set for an incredible Spring Meet. First post is 12:40pm Thursday-Sunday. #Pimlico pic.twitter.com/UtInVI39Az
General admission tickets start at $60 and go up from there for concourse, clubhouse, grandstand, dining and Turfside Terrace levels. Buy Preakness tickets in advance here.
Can't go? Watch the special coverage and all of the Preakness Stakes on WBAL-TV 11.
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Skip the fees and the lines. Tickets for Black-Eyed Susan Day, #PreaknessLive, #Preakness147 Day and @infield_fest are available now at @PimlicoRC, in addition to online at https://t.co/mvRsJmTSu6. pic.twitter.com/4A7dcVjY9L
The following items are prohibited everywhere on Black-Eyed Susan and Preakness Days:
Smoking and vaping are prohibited in all indoor and seating sections. Please use designated smoking areas.
The following items are prohibited in the grandstand/clubhouse:
The following items are permitted in the grandstand/clubhouse:
The following items are prohibited in the turfside terrace and clubhouse:
The following items are prohibited in the InfieldFest/Mug & Vine Lounge presented by Bon & Viv Spiked Seltzer:
The following items are permitted in the InfieldFest/Mug & Vine Lounge presented by Bon & Viv Spiked Seltzer:
*Pimlico reserves the right to confiscate any such item.
All persons entering Pimlico and their camera bags, purses and containers are subject to direct physical search or indirect search by wanding or magnetometers.
Photo Gallery: 2022 Preakness, the week in photos -- check back often for new photos!
The great view from WBAL-TV Preakness set of the first turn on the racetrack at Pimlico Race Course in northwest Baltimore.
First Captain wins the Pimlico Special ridden by Luis Saez.
Joanne Shankle's Can the Queen, based down the road at Laurel Park, went all the way on the lead and held off favored Honey Pants late to spring a 1 1/2-length upset over the New York shipper in Friday's $100,000 The Very One at historic Pimlico Race Course.
Pizza Bianca, owned by celebrity chef Bobby Flay, trained by Christophe Clement Racing Stable and ridden by Jose Ortiz, wins the Hilltop Stakes Presented on Black-Eyed Susan Day.
Lady Scarlet, trained by Mike Maker and ridden by Irad Ortiz, wins the Miss Preakness Stakes on Black-Eyed Susan Day.
Super Quick blazes to near record $150K Allaire du Pont win on Black-Eyed Susan Day
Braziya, 6, is really excited for Black-Eyed Susan Day at Pimlico Race Course. She's the best dressed for sure!!!
Very few owners of Triple Crown series-caliber runners have the skills and experience that Tami Bobo possesses. The owner of Simplification has been working with horses for about 30 years -- Arabians, Quarter Horses and now Thoroughbreds -- and learned the business from the ground up.
Through those decades, she has climbed from young groom to successful professional horse trader to the co-owner of a horse that was fourth in the Kentucky Derby and now is a legit contender in the Preakness at Pimlico Race Course.
PHOTO: Maryland Jockey Club\Jon Kral
PHOTO: Maryland Jockey Club\Jon Kral
Pimlico morning workout on racetrack
PHOTO: Maryland Jockey Club\Jon Kral
Preakness favorite Epicenter walks by Secret Oath's trainer, D. Wayne Lukas
PHOTO: Maryland Jockey Club\Jon Kral
Early Voting during morning workouts on the racetrack
Armagnac during morning workouts on the racetrack
Skippylongstocking during morning workouts on the racetrack
Simplification during morning workouts on the racetrack
Secret Oath during morning workouts on the racetrack
Happy Jack during morning workouts on the racetrack
Fenwick during morning workouts on the racetrack
Creative Minister during morning workouts on the racetrack
The sun returned Thursday to Pimlico Race Course following overnight rain. It's going to be hot and humid through the Preakness Stakes. - Meteorologist Taylor Grenda
All people face adversity in life, but for Antonio Sano's journey to the 147th Preakness, there was enough adversity for 10 lifetimes. (Story)
Simplification works out on the racetrack
Saturday's Preakness Stakes favorite Epicenter arrived at Pimlico Race Course shortly after 2 p.m. Tuesday following his 10 1/2-hour van ride from Louisville, Kentucky.
Scott Blasi, who oversees Hall of Fame trainer Steve Asmussen's Churchill Downs division, was on hand to meet the van and unload Epicenter.
Epicenter, and his stablemates for other Preakness Weekend stakes, arrived about 10 minutes after the Chad Brown-trained Preakness contender Early Voting, the Wood Memorial runner-up.
The Chad Brown-trained Preakness contender Early Voting, the Wood Memorial runner-up, arrived Tuesday at Pimlico Race Course ahead of the Preakness Stakes.
Early Voting is the 7-2 second choice in the field of nine.
People are getting a behind-the-scenes look at Pimlico Race Course in the days leading up to the 147th Preakness Stakes. (Story)
The Woodlawn Vase, presented to the winners of the legendary Preakness Stakes, has long been considered one of the most intricate, unique and expensive trophies in all of sport.
Designed in 1860 by Tiffany & Co. for the Woodlawn Racing Association in Louisville, Kentucky, the vase has a colorful history and is an incredible work of silversmithing.
John Scheinman recently traveled to the Baltimore Museum of Art, where the Woodlawn Vase is displayed and housed for the Maryland Jockey Club. Scheinman got an up-close view of the vase from Brittany Luberda, assistant curator, decorative art, and spoke to Jim Stieff of Stieff Silver, the maker of the replica trophies given to the Preakness winners.
Maryland Jockey Club: Tami Bobo and Tristan De Meric's Simplification galloped 1 1/2 miles Tuesday morning in preparation for the 147th Preakness Stakes at Pimlico Race Course.
"He had an easy gallop and then, the last three-eighths (of a mile) an open gallop," trainer Antonio Sano said.
Simplification, who was rated fourth at 6-1 in the Preakness morning-line after drawing Post No. 1 at Monday's post-position draw, finished fourth in the May 7 Kentucky Derby, in which he closed from 15th to fourth while racing very wide.
On the morning after arriving in Baltimore by van from Florida Monday, Daniel Alonso's Skippylongstocking got acquainted with the Pimlico Race Course racetrack over which he is scheduled to run in Saturday's Preakness Stakes.
"He jogged a mile," trainer Saffie Joseph Jr. said. "Tomorrow, he'll gallop, and he'll gallop up to the race."
Skippylongstocking, who was rated at 20-1 in the morning line after drawing Post No. 9 for the Preakness, has been a bit of a pleasant surprise with his late development.
Secret Oath has eyes on matching Rachel Alexandra and Swiss Skydiver as filly Preakness winners, and she has a Hall of Fame trainer prepping her for Saturday.
At the end of the Stakes Barn, the Captain of the Old Guard, D. Wayne Lukas remains here, as ever. A six-time Preakness champion, Lukas again holds court in Baltimore.
Through all the changes in Triple Crown racing, he remains a constant. His first winner was in 1980 with Codex and he returns to Pimlico every chance he gets. (Story)
Simplification has a snack at Pimlico Race Course
Planting flowers at Pimlico Race Course
The field was set Monday afternoon for the 2022 Preakness Stakes.
Ever wonder what happens to racehorses when they can no longer perform on the track? They go here, an Elkton facility that finds the horses new homes and a new purpose.
Sunrise at Pimlico Race Course on Monday.
Simplification goes out for a morning workout on Monday.
Simplification, which finished fourth in the Kentucky Derby, arrived around 5 a.m. on May 10 in Baltimore after a 600-mile van ride from Louisville, Kentucky. He's in stall 26 at stakes barn.
The great view from WBAL-TV Preakness set of the first turn on the racetrack at Pimlico Race Course in northwest Baltimore.
First Captain wins the Pimlico Special ridden by Luis Saez.
Joanne Shankle's Can the Queen, based down the road at Laurel Park, went all the way on the lead and held off favored Honey Pants late to spring a 1 1/2-length upset over the New York shipper in Friday's $100,000 The Very One at historic Pimlico Race Course.
Pizza Bianca, owned by celebrity chef Bobby Flay, trained by Christophe Clement Racing Stable and ridden by Jose Ortiz, wins the Hilltop Stakes Presented on Black-Eyed Susan Day.
Lady Scarlet, trained by Mike Maker and ridden by Irad Ortiz, wins the Miss Preakness Stakes on Black-Eyed Susan Day.
Super Quick blazes to near record $150K Allaire du Pont win on Black-Eyed Susan Day
Braziya, 6, is really excited for Black-Eyed Susan Day at Pimlico Race Course. She's the best dressed for sure!!!
Very few owners of Triple Crown series-caliber runners have the skills and experience that Tami Bobo possesses. The owner of Simplification has been working with horses for about 30 years -- Arabians, Quarter Horses and now Thoroughbreds -- and learned the business from the ground up.
Through those decades, she has climbed from young groom to successful professional horse trader to the co-owner of a horse that was fourth in the Kentucky Derby and now is a legit contender in the Preakness at Pimlico Race Course.
PHOTO: Maryland Jockey Club\Jon Kral
PHOTO: Maryland Jockey Club\Jon Kral
Pimlico morning workout on racetrack
PHOTO: Maryland Jockey Club\Jon Kral
Preakness favorite Epicenter walks by Secret Oath's trainer, D. Wayne Lukas
PHOTO: Maryland Jockey Club\Jon Kral
Early Voting during morning workouts on the racetrack
Armagnac during morning workouts on the racetrack
Skippylongstocking during morning workouts on the racetrack
Simplification during morning workouts on the racetrack
Secret Oath during morning workouts on the racetrack
Happy Jack during morning workouts on the racetrack
Fenwick during morning workouts on the racetrack
Creative Minister during morning workouts on the racetrack
The sun returned Thursday to Pimlico Race Course following overnight rain. It's going to be hot and humid through the Preakness Stakes. - Meteorologist Taylor Grenda
All people face adversity in life, but for Antonio Sano's journey to the 147th Preakness, there was enough adversity for 10 lifetimes. (Story)
Simplification works out on the racetrack
Saturday's Preakness Stakes favorite Epicenter arrived at Pimlico Race Course shortly after 2 p.m. Tuesday following his 10 1/2-hour van ride from Louisville, Kentucky.
Scott Blasi, who oversees Hall of Fame trainer Steve Asmussen's Churchill Downs division, was on hand to meet the van and unload Epicenter.
Epicenter, and his stablemates for other Preakness Weekend stakes, arrived about 10 minutes after the Chad Brown-trained Preakness contender Early Voting, the Wood Memorial runner-up.
The Chad Brown-trained Preakness contender Early Voting, the Wood Memorial runner-up, arrived Tuesday at Pimlico Race Course ahead of the Preakness Stakes.
Early Voting is the 7-2 second choice in the field of nine.
People are getting a behind-the-scenes look at Pimlico Race Course in the days leading up to the 147th Preakness Stakes. (Story)
The Woodlawn Vase, presented to the winners of the legendary Preakness Stakes, has long been considered one of the most intricate, unique and expensive trophies in all of sport.
Designed in 1860 by Tiffany & Co. for the Woodlawn Racing Association in Louisville, Kentucky, the vase has a colorful history and is an incredible work of silversmithing.
John Scheinman recently traveled to the Baltimore Museum of Art, where the Woodlawn Vase is displayed and housed for the Maryland Jockey Club. Scheinman got an up-close view of the vase from Brittany Luberda, assistant curator, decorative art, and spoke to Jim Stieff of Stieff Silver, the maker of the replica trophies given to the Preakness winners.
Maryland Jockey Club: Tami Bobo and Tristan De Meric's Simplification galloped 1 1/2 miles Tuesday morning in preparation for the 147th Preakness Stakes at Pimlico Race Course.
"He had an easy gallop and then, the last three-eighths (of a mile) an open gallop," trainer Antonio Sano said.
Simplification, who was rated fourth at 6-1 in the Preakness morning-line after drawing Post No. 1 at Monday's post-position draw, finished fourth in the May 7 Kentucky Derby, in which he closed from 15th to fourth while racing very wide.
On the morning after arriving in Baltimore by van from Florida Monday, Daniel Alonso's Skippylongstocking got acquainted with the Pimlico Race Course racetrack over which he is scheduled to run in Saturday's Preakness Stakes.
"He jogged a mile," trainer Saffie Joseph Jr. said. "Tomorrow, he'll gallop, and he'll gallop up to the race."
Skippylongstocking, who was rated at 20-1 in the morning line after drawing Post No. 9 for the Preakness, has been a bit of a pleasant surprise with his late development.
Secret Oath has eyes on matching Rachel Alexandra and Swiss Skydiver as filly Preakness winners, and she has a Hall of Fame trainer prepping her for Saturday.
At the end of the Stakes Barn, the Captain of the Old Guard, D. Wayne Lukas remains here, as ever. A six-time Preakness champion, Lukas again holds court in Baltimore.
Through all the changes in Triple Crown racing, he remains a constant. His first winner was in 1980 with Codex and he returns to Pimlico every chance he gets. (Story)
Simplification has a snack at Pimlico Race Course
Planting flowers at Pimlico Race Course
The field was set Monday afternoon for the 2022 Preakness Stakes.
Ever wonder what happens to racehorses when they can no longer perform on the track? They go here, an Elkton facility that finds the horses new homes and a new purpose.
Sunrise at Pimlico Race Course on Monday.
Simplification goes out for a morning workout on Monday.
Simplification, which finished fourth in the Kentucky Derby, arrived around 5 a.m. on May 10 in Baltimore after a 600-mile van ride from Louisville, Kentucky. He's in stall 26 at stakes barn.
The great view from WBAL-TV Preakness set of the first turn on the racetrack at Pimlico Race Course in northwest Baltimore.
First Captain wins the Pimlico Special ridden by Luis Saez.
Joanne Shankle's Can the Queen, based down the road at Laurel Park, went all the way on the lead and held off favored Honey Pants late to spring a 1 1/2-length upset over the New York shipper in Friday's $100,000 The Very One at historic Pimlico Race Course.
Pizza Bianca, owned by celebrity chef Bobby Flay, trained by Christophe Clement Racing Stable and ridden by Jose Ortiz, wins the Hilltop Stakes Presented on Black-Eyed Susan Day.
Lady Scarlet, trained by Mike Maker and ridden by Irad Ortiz, wins the Miss Preakness Stakes on Black-Eyed Susan Day.
Super Quick blazes to near record $150K Allaire du Pont win on Black-Eyed Susan Day
Braziya, 6, is really excited for Black-Eyed Susan Day at Pimlico Race Course. She's the best dressed for sure!!!
Very few owners of Triple Crown series-caliber runners have the skills and experience that Tami Bobo possesses. The owner of Simplification has been working with horses for about 30 years -- Arabians, Quarter Horses and now Thoroughbreds -- and learned the business from the ground up.
Through those decades, she has climbed from young groom to successful professional horse trader to the co-owner of a horse that was fourth in the Kentucky Derby and now is a legit contender in the Preakness at Pimlico Race Course.
PHOTO: Maryland Jockey Club\Jon Kral
PHOTO: Maryland Jockey Club\Jon Kral
Pimlico morning workout on racetrack
PHOTO: Maryland Jockey Club\Jon Kral
Preakness favorite Epicenter walks by Secret Oath's trainer, D. Wayne Lukas
PHOTO: Maryland Jockey Club\Jon Kral
Early Voting during morning workouts on the racetrack
Armagnac during morning workouts on the racetrack
Skippylongstocking during morning workouts on the racetrack
Simplification during morning workouts on the racetrack
Secret Oath during morning workouts on the racetrack
Happy Jack during morning workouts on the racetrack
Fenwick during morning workouts on the racetrack
Creative Minister during morning workouts on the racetrack
The sun returned Thursday to Pimlico Race Course following overnight rain. It's going to be hot and humid through the Preakness Stakes. - Meteorologist Taylor Grenda
All people face adversity in life, but for Antonio Sano's journey to the 147th Preakness, there was enough adversity for 10 lifetimes. (Story)
Simplification works out on the racetrack
Saturday's Preakness Stakes favorite Epicenter arrived at Pimlico Race Course shortly after 2 p.m. Tuesday following his 10 1/2-hour van ride from Louisville, Kentucky.
Scott Blasi, who oversees Hall of Fame trainer Steve Asmussen's Churchill Downs division, was on hand to meet the van and unload Epicenter.
Epicenter, and his stablemates for other Preakness Weekend stakes, arrived about 10 minutes after the Chad Brown-trained Preakness contender Early Voting, the Wood Memorial runner-up.
The Chad Brown-trained Preakness contender Early Voting, the Wood Memorial runner-up, arrived Tuesday at Pimlico Race Course ahead of the Preakness Stakes.
Early Voting is the 7-2 second choice in the field of nine.
People are getting a behind-the-scenes look at Pimlico Race Course in the days leading up to the 147th Preakness Stakes. (Story)
The Woodlawn Vase, presented to the winners of the legendary Preakness Stakes, has long been considered one of the most intricate, unique and expensive trophies in all of sport.
Designed in 1860 by Tiffany & Co. for the Woodlawn Racing Association in Louisville, Kentucky, the vase has a colorful history and is an incredible work of silversmithing.
John Scheinman recently traveled to the Baltimore Museum of Art, where the Woodlawn Vase is displayed and housed for the Maryland Jockey Club. Scheinman got an up-close view of the vase from Brittany Luberda, assistant curator, decorative art, and spoke to Jim Stieff of Stieff Silver, the maker of the replica trophies given to the Preakness winners.
Maryland Jockey Club: Tami Bobo and Tristan De Meric's Simplification galloped 1 1/2 miles Tuesday morning in preparation for the 147th Preakness Stakes at Pimlico Race Course.
"He had an easy gallop and then, the last three-eighths (of a mile) an open gallop," trainer Antonio Sano said.
Simplification, who was rated fourth at 6-1 in the Preakness morning-line after drawing Post No. 1 at Monday's post-position draw, finished fourth in the May 7 Kentucky Derby, in which he closed from 15th to fourth while racing very wide.
On the morning after arriving in Baltimore by van from Florida Monday, Daniel Alonso's Skippylongstocking got acquainted with the Pimlico Race Course racetrack over which he is scheduled to run in Saturday's Preakness Stakes.
"He jogged a mile," trainer Saffie Joseph Jr. said. "Tomorrow, he'll gallop, and he'll gallop up to the race."
Skippylongstocking, who was rated at 20-1 in the morning line after drawing Post No. 9 for the Preakness, has been a bit of a pleasant surprise with his late development.
Secret Oath has eyes on matching Rachel Alexandra and Swiss Skydiver as filly Preakness winners, and she has a Hall of Fame trainer prepping her for Saturday.
At the end of the Stakes Barn, the Captain of the Old Guard, D. Wayne Lukas remains here, as ever. A six-time Preakness champion, Lukas again holds court in Baltimore.
Through all the changes in Triple Crown racing, he remains a constant. His first winner was in 1980 with Codex and he returns to Pimlico every chance he gets. (Story)
Simplification has a snack at Pimlico Race Course
Planting flowers at Pimlico Race Course
The field was set Monday afternoon for the 2022 Preakness Stakes.
Ever wonder what happens to racehorses when they can no longer perform on the track? They go here, an Elkton facility that finds the horses new homes and a new purpose.
Sunrise at Pimlico Race Course on Monday.
Simplification goes out for a morning workout on Monday.
Simplification, which finished fourth in the Kentucky Derby, arrived around 5 a.m. on May 10 in Baltimore after a 600-mile van ride from Louisville, Kentucky. He's in stall 26 at stakes barn.
Designated parking lots correspond to tickets and are as follows:
General building admission/grandstand/clubhouse seating ticket-holders use Lots 1, 2, 3, 9
Sports palace and dining room seating ticket-holders use Lots 1, 2, 3
Turfside Terrace/Preakness Village/Clubhouse Turn and Sky Suites ticket-holders use Lots 1, 2, 3
For those who have an Infieldfest Ticket, use Lot 4 for track crossing tram or Lot 9 for direct tunnel entrance
There are two ride-share lots.
Anyone with an Infield Fest ticket should use the ride-share lot at Northern Parkway and Preakness Way.
All other ticket holders should use the West Belvedere/Palmer Avenue curbside drop location. This includes ticket-holders for:
MTA local bus service: Bus Nos. 30, 31, 34, 85, 91 and 94 all stop near Pimlico Race Course. The one-way fare is $1.90 or $4.40 for a day pass.
MTA Metro subway service: Take Metro Subway to the Rogers Avenue station. Then, take connecting Shuttle Bus to Pimlico Race Course. A $4.40 day pass is required.
MTA Light Rail service: Take Light Rail to the West Cold Spring Lane stop. Then, take connecting Shuttle Bus service to Pimlico Race Course. A $4.40 day pass is required.
Shuttle buses will arrive and depart Pimlico Race Course at Park Heights and Hayward avenues. Shuttle Bus service begins at 8 a.m. and return service ends two hours after the Preakness race.
MTA users can download the CharmPass app to pay fares.
For more information call the MTA Transit Information Contact Center at 410-539-5000 or 866-RIDE-MTA, or visit mta.maryland.gov.
The Baltimore City Department of Transportation advises motorists of road closures and traffic modifications in effect for the 147th Preakness Stakes.
Motorists traveling in northwest Baltimore may experience delays throughout the day and should be on the watch for pedestrians and changing traffic patterns while driving.
All posted parking restrictions will be strictly enforced and vehicles parked in violation will be ticketed and towed. Vehicles that are towed during the event will be taken to Cylburn Avenue just south of Northern Parkway. Motorists with questions concerning the location of their vehicle should call 311.
In preparation for the event, the following road closures and special traffic patterns will be implemented:
Friday starting at 5 a.m. until Saturday at 11 p.m.
Saturday from 5 a.m. until 5 p.m.
Saturday from 6 a.m. until 10 p.m.
Saturday from 7 a.m. until 5 p.m.
Saturday from 5 p.m. until 10 p.m.
Photo Gallery: Past logos for the Preakness Stakes
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