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http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2007/05/16/AR2007051602185_pf.html
Street Sense Favored to Win Preakness
[SIZE=-1]By RICHARD ROSENBLATT
The Associated Press
Wednesday, May 16, 2007; 6:28 PM
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BALTIMORE -- Street Sense was made the 7-5 favorite for Saturday's Preakness, and a victory by the Kentucky Derby winner would set up a Triple Crown shot three weeks later in the Belmont Stakes.
A field of nine 3-year-olds was entered Wednesday, with Street Sense drawing the No. 8 post position for the 1 3-16th-mile race at Pimlico Race Course.
Street Sense is coming off a 2 1/4-length win in the Derby two weeks ago thanks to jockey Calvin Borel's brilliant, rail-hugging trip against 19 rivals.
There won't be as much traffic to navigate this time. Should Street Sense win, a Triple Crown bid might be the perfect remedy for racing a year after Derby winner Barbaro's ill-fated breakdown in the Preakness.
Street Sense, a son of Street Cry, seems poised to dispatch a field that includes Derby runner-up Hard Spun, third-place finisher Curlin and Circular Quay, who finished sixth.
Also entered were C P West, Flying First Class, Mint Slewlep, Xchanger and King of the Roxy.
Street Sense Favored to Win Preakness
[SIZE=-1]By RICHARD ROSENBLATT
The Associated Press
Wednesday, May 16, 2007; 6:28 PM
[/SIZE]
BALTIMORE -- Street Sense was made the 7-5 favorite for Saturday's Preakness, and a victory by the Kentucky Derby winner would set up a Triple Crown shot three weeks later in the Belmont Stakes.
A field of nine 3-year-olds was entered Wednesday, with Street Sense drawing the No. 8 post position for the 1 3-16th-mile race at Pimlico Race Course.
Street Sense is coming off a 2 1/4-length win in the Derby two weeks ago thanks to jockey Calvin Borel's brilliant, rail-hugging trip against 19 rivals.
There won't be as much traffic to navigate this time. Should Street Sense win, a Triple Crown bid might be the perfect remedy for racing a year after Derby winner Barbaro's ill-fated breakdown in the Preakness.
Street Sense, a son of Street Cry, seems poised to dispatch a field that includes Derby runner-up Hard Spun, third-place finisher Curlin and Circular Quay, who finished sixth.
Also entered were C P West, Flying First Class, Mint Slewlep, Xchanger and King of the Roxy.