On Saturday, Journalism captured the 150th Preakness Stakes at Pimlico Race Course, affirming his role as the 8-5 favorite with a strong performance. The horse, trained by Michael McCarthy and ridden by Umberto Rispoli, surged past the competition during the crucial stretch, highlighting both the skill of the horse and the jockey's pedigree. This win is notable as it marks McCarthy's second Preakness title and Rispoli’s first in the Triple Crown series, notably making him the first Italian jockey to achieve such a feat. With heavy rains preceding the event, and the course gearing up for its impending renovation, Journalism's triumph stands out in a season where the Preakness has seen fewer Triple Crown contenders.
Journalism surged ahead to win the 150th Preakness Stakes, solidifying his status as the 8-5 favorite during a thrilling stretch run.
Trained by Michael McCarthy and ridden by Umberto Rispoli, Journalism's victory marks McCarthy's second Preakness win and Rispoli's first Triple Crown triumph.
The Preakness Stakes, a storied race held since 1873, will be relocated from Pimlico to Laurel Park in Prince George's County.
Journalism's impressive showing came after a second place finish in the Kentucky Derby, showcasing his comeback and redemption in the prestigious race.
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