Preakness Stakes

A look back at Pimlico Race Course’s storied past as we write the next chapter. Should we call it New Hilltop?

Solo shots.

Moments you may have missed.

Today, we remember the lives lost and honor the heroes who answered the call on September 11, 2001. Twenty-five years later, their courage, sacrifice and legacy remain with us. We will never forget. 🇺🇸

Just checking to see if the long weekend started yet.

We have big plans.😴

Two-time Dinner Party Stakes winner Fort Washington is taking on the Bernard Baruch tomorrow at Saratoga. Good luck, Fort Washington!

Round 3 is at Saratoga! Napoleon Solo and Ocelli meet again in the Travers this weekend. Who is your pick?

Yedsit Hazlewood burst onto the Maryland racing scene and quickly became one of the sport’s most exciting young stars. Originally from Panama, the 18-year-old apprentice took Maryland by storm, and on Preakness Day at Laurel Park, he announced himself on the biggest stage yet. He picked up three wins on the day, including the $100,000 Sir Barton Stakes aboard Big Cuddle.

Yedsit’s story is only beginning. Remember the name!

A moment for the hats.

Save this post for next year.

A new chapter begins for the Preakness Stakes.

The 152nd Preakness Stakes will be run at Pimlico Race Course on Sunday, May 23, 2027, with the Black-Eyed Susan Stakes moving to Saturday, May 22, 2027, creating an expanded weekend of world-class racing and celebration in Baltimore.

The Maryland Jockey Club has also renewed its media rights agreement with NBC Sports, ensuring the Preakness Stakes will continue to be broadcast on NBC and Peacock TV through 2032.

Read the full press release: https://www.preakness.com/news/the-maryland-jockey-club-announces-changes-to-2027-preakness-week