Pictures: Preakness 2012 Saddle Cloths [Baltimore Sun]


“James Walford of Whips International and CDK Embroidery embroiders the saddle cloths for the Preakness horses in his Cherry Hill, N.J., store.”


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Preakness Tweets – Three Live Streams


Three live streams of Preakness tweets. Keep up with the latest news!


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1979 Preakness at Pimlico 104th Glasses



This is a rare set of glasses from the 104th Preakness horse race at Pimlico race course in 1979.


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Miracle or Mutation? DNA Test Confirms First White Standardbred Foal Born in North America Since 1998


“Each year, about 10,000 Standardbred foals are born in North America. Almost to a letter, they are bay or brown.  Occasionally, greys and chestnuts enter the world but the color variation found in other breeds just isn’t found in Standardbreds….”


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Preakness Tweets – Three Live Streams


Three live streams of Preakness tweets. Keep up with the latest news!


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Icelandic Horses at Sunset



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Penn Vet Gives Horses a Leg Up with New Bolton Center’s Recovery Pool


“Horses weigh more than half a ton and can sleep standing up, so as surgical patients, they can’t recuperate in a cushy bed. To make matters more complicated, waking up after anesthesia wears off can be difficult process for horses; most are…”

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I’ll Have Another A Week Before The Preakness



On a sunny Saturday morning at Pimlico Race Course, trainer Doug O’Neill was very enthusiastic about Kentucky Derby winner I’ll Have Another’s chances of win…


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The Beauty of the Zebra in 50 Wildlife Photos



Belonging to the horse family, the zebra is a unique African animal that can be easily identified by their distinctive black and white stripes.


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Mother’s Day Special: Zenyatta and Rachel Alexandra [VIDEOS]



See photos and video of the two famous four-legged mothers with their foals.


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