The second leg of the Triple Crown is approaching.
Just two weeks after the 151st running of the Kentucky Derby, the Preakness Stakes will return at Pimlico Race Course for its 150th race on Saturday.
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WATCH HEREThis year's Preakness field is headlined by Journalism, who was second in the Kentucky Derby and enters Baltimore as the favorite. There will be no horse completing the rare Triple Crown in 2025, with Kentucky Derby winner Sovereignty skipping the Preakness.
Journalism will race from the No. 2 gate for the Preakness Stakes. So, how has that post position fared in the race all time? Here's what to know about Preakness Stakes post positions:
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The 2025 Preakness Stakes will feature a nine-horse field, barring any late scratches.
What are the Preakness Stakes post positions in 2025?
Here's a look at the updated Preakness post positions as of Thursday, May 15, along with the morning line odds:
- Goal Oriented, 6-1
- Journalism, 8-5
- American Promise, 15-1
- Heart of Honor, 12-1
- Pay Billy, 20-1
- River Thames, 9-2
- Sandman, 4-1
- Clever Again, 5-1
- Gosger, 20-1
What post position has the most Preakness Stakes winners?
Since the starting gate was introduced at the Preakness in 1909, the No. 6 post position has produced the most winners at 17. River Thames occupies the gate Saturday, racing as the third favorite in the nine-pony field.
The No. 4 and No. 7 post positions are tied for the second-most victories at 14 apiece.
What post position has the fewest Preakness Stakes winners?
Starting gates 14 through 18 have never produced a Preakness winner, though they've combined for just 13 starts.
Among the post positions that will be in play this year, the No. 8 spot has the fewest wins with 10 victories in 92 starts. Imagination will be trying to become the 11th winner from the No. 8 gate.
Preakness Stakes winners by post position
Here's a full look at the Preakness winners by post position, along with each gate's most recent champion, according to :
No. 1: 12 wins in 117 starts (last winner in 2023)
No. 2: 12 wins in 117 starts (last winner in 2017)
No. 3: 12 wins in 117 starts (last winner in 2014)
No. 4: 14 wins in 117 starts (last winner in 2020)
No. 5: 14 wins in 115 starts (last winner in 2024)
No. 6: 17 wins in 114 starts (last winner in 2021)
No. 7: 14 wins in 105 starts (last winner in 2018)
No. 8: 10 wins in 93 starts (last winner in 2006)
No. 9: 4 wins in 78 starts (last winner in 2012)
No. 10: 2 wins in 59 starts (last winner in 1998)
No. 11: 2 wins in 41 starts (last winner in 2001)
No. 12: 3 wins in 27 starts (last winner in 2005)
No. 13: 1 win in 16 starts (last winner in 2009)
Nos. 14-18: 0 wins in 13 combined starts
How long is the Preakness Stakes?
The Preakness Stakes is the shortest of the three Triple Crown races at 1 3/16 miles. The Belmont Stakes is the longest at 1 1/2 miles while the Kentucky Derby is 1 1/4 miles.
Where is the Preakness held?
Pimlico Race Course in Baltimore, Maryland, is the site of the Preakness.
When is the Preakness Stakes in 2025?
The 2025 Preakness is scheduled for Saturday, May 17.
What time does the Preakness Stakes start?
The race is set to begin at 5:50 p.m. CT.
