The 2025 Preakness Stakes takes place this Saturday, May 17, at 4 PM ET on NBC and Peacock. Saturday’s race not only marks the 150th edition of the event, but it will be the final event at the historic Pimlico Race Course as demolition is expected to begin in June, part of the facility’s $400 million redevelopment.

See the full field, with odds and post positions, for the 150th edition of the Preakness Stakes, which will be run Saturday in Baltimore.

For longevity, for 45 years of training contending horses for this jewel of a race, nobody beats the 89-year-old Lukas.

Our horse racing betting picks believe the Preakness is wide-open, and that American Promise's poor finish in the Kentucky Derby is much better than it looks on paper.

Juarez — whose agent, former jockey Gary Stevens, won the Preakness Stakes three times — will be making his Preakness Stakes debut with American Promise. Stevens’ last Preakness win (aboard Oxbow in 2013) came with Lukas as the trainer.

After uncontrollable circumstances hurt Journalism's chances in the Kentucky Derby, trainer Michael McCarthy was upbeat about his chances at the Preakness.