Racing News

Mandatory Payouts Scheduled for Preakness Meet Finale Sunday

$483,561 Carryover Jackpot in Rainbow 6 for Friday’s Program
Friday’s Jackpot Super High Five Carryover Stands at $459,622
Eight-Race Card Opens Final Weekend of Pimlico’s Preakness Meet
Russell, Toledo Top Standings as Preakness Meet Nears Closing Day

Trainer Nick Dilodovico: ‘There’s Still So Much to Learn’

Son of Damon Dilodovico Continuing Family Tradition

BALTIMORE – Standing in the winner’s circle at historic Pimlico Race Course, late in the afternoon on a sunny Memorial Day holiday program, the significance of the moment was not lost on Nick Dilodovico.

Dilodovico, the 32-year-old son of Laurel Park-based trainer Damon Dilodovico, had just saddled 2021 Maryland Million Sprint winner Air Token to a runaway victory for Norman ‘Lynn’ Cash’s Built Wright Stables.

Live Racing Returns Friday with $483,561 Rainbow 6 Carryover

Friday’s Jackpot Super High Five Carryover Stands at $459,622
Eight-Race Card Opens Final Weekend of Pimlico’s Preakness Meet
Star Shopping Gives Trainer Troy Robb First Career Victory

BALTIMORE – There will be a carryover jackpot of $483,561.81 in the 20-cent Rainbow 6 and $459,622.70 in the $1 Jackpot Super High Five wagers when live racing returns to historic Pimlico Race Course Friday, June 2 to open the final weekend of the Preakness Meet.

Holiday Monday Rainbow 6 Carryover Jackpot of $454,077

Monday’s Jackpot Super High Five Carryover at $444,608
Stablemates Galerio, Double Crown Top Monday Feature

BALTIMORE – Historic Pimlico Race Course will serve up a special nine-race Memorial Day holiday program Monday featuring six-figure carryovers in the 20-cent Rainbow 6 and $1 Jackpot Super High Five wagers and a stakes-quality feature for 3-year-olds and up.

First race post time is 12:25 p.m.

Rainbow 6 Carryover Jackpot Soars to $432,683 for Sunday

Sunday’s Jackpot Super High Five Carryover Stands at $424,711
Coconut Cake Making Season Debut in Stakes Quality Allowance

BALTIMORE – The 20-cent Rainbow 6 carryover jackpot went unsolved for a 10th consecutive racing day Saturday at historic Pimlico Race Course, growing to $432,683.12 for Sunday’s eight-race program.

First race post time is 12:25 p.m.

Rainbow 6 Carryover Jackpot Hits $406,768 for Saturday

Saturday’s Jackpot Super High Five Carryover at $397,555

BALTIMORE – The 20-cent Rainbow 6 carryover jackpot at historic Pimlico Race Course swelled to $406,768.42 for Saturday’s nine-race program after going unsolved for a ninth consecutive racing day Friday.

First race post time is 12:25 p.m.

Friday’s Rainbow 6 began with a carryover of $385,699.62 from Thursday and saw $65,857 added to the pool. Multiple tickets with all six winners Friday were each worth $2,873.

G1 Winner Doppelganger Remains on Target for Met Mile (G1)

Laurel Park-Based 4-Year-Old Colt Riding Three-Race Win Streak

BALTIMORE – Laurel Park-based Doppelganger, who became a Grade 1 winner with his upset triumph in the Carter Handicap April 8 at Aqueduct, continues to train forwardly for an anticipated next start in the Met Mile (G1) June 10 at Belmont Park.

Magic Mule Gives Trainer Kerry Hohlbein First Career Win

6YO Gelding Goes the Distance for Ex-Jockey & Baltimore Native

BALTIMORE – 3 Reasons Racing’s Magic Mule maintained a short lead through the first half-mile before pulling away to a comfortable and popular 2 ¾-length triumph Thursday at historic Pimlico Race Course, giving trainer Kerry Hohlbein her first career training victory.

Rainbow 6 Carryover Jackpot Reaches $385,699 for Friday

$359,601 Carryover in Jackpot Super High Five for Friday’s Sixth
Late Pick 5 Unsolved Thursday, Friday’s Carryover at $36,279

BALTIMORE – The 20-cent Rainbow 6 went unsolved for an eighth consecutive racing day Thursday at historic Pimlico Race Course, growing the carryover jackpot to $385,699.62 heading into Friday’s nine-race program.

First race post time is 12:25 p.m.

Immediate Future is Sprinting for G3-Placed 3-Year-Old Fort Warren

BALTIMORE – Undecided about which direction to take lightly raced but promising 3-year-old Fort Warren, trainer Brittany Russell opted to be patient and let the horse tell her. While his breeding suggests the desire to go long, the son and grandson of Preakness (G1) winners had other ideas.