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You're probably wondering when will be the Preakness as well as the Belmont Stakes. Both races are held on the same day. They usually take place on the Saturday of June. Be aware that Saturday isn't an official day of work in the United States. Many government offices, schools and businesses are closed. There is a lot of limited public transportation. To determine the availability of public transportation that can be used to get you to the track, check the timings of your local transit service.



Rich Strike



Following his victory in the Kentucky Derby at 80-1 odds, Rich Strike bypassed the Preakness and Belmont stakes to get some more rest. Trainer Eric Reed believes that the colt is running exactly the same at Belmont Park than he was at Churchill Downs. Trainer Eric Reed of We the People, a French-born horse, would not be irritated should the weather forecast predict rain for Saturday.




It's reasonable to assume that Rich Strike will need more time between races to fully recover and get settled. This is particularly the case in the Belmont Stakes where Rich Strike will try to replicate his Derby performance. It is an incredibly difficult task to have the horse take part in two races in five weeks. Fortunately, the horse will be in good shape for both the Kentucky Derby and Belmont stakes.



Epicenter



What is the Preakness Stakes and Belmont Stakes? These are two of the most coveted races. They take place on the first Saturday in June. It is important to remember that the Belmont will be held on a non-working Saturday in the US. This means that many government offices and schools are closed. Public transportation is also restricted therefore, make sure you plan your trip in the months preceding the dates.




The Triple Crown undercards of the Triple Crown are the Kentucky Derby and Preakness. They draw huge audiences and lots of excitement from horse owners trainers, bettors, and owners. Typically, Triple Crown races are spread out to give horses the chance to race across the three tracks. Rich Strike would have had more time to create history if the Preakness was run four weeks after the Kentucky Derby.



Simplification



Both the maternal grandparents and sire of Simplification are both Epicenter. Simplification was the winner of the 2014 Preakness stakes as well as Belmont stakes. Gun Runner is also related to Simplification. This makes Simplification's pedigree nearly identical to Gun Runner's. Despite the similarity in pedigree, Simplification's race record and odds of betting will likely make him the most popular.




Simplification's connections decided to take the race seriously after his Kentucky Derby performance and are certain of Simplification's chances. Owner and trainer Antonio Sano, along with owner Tami Bobo are both convinced that the horse has what it takes to take home the Preakness. Their son, Alessandro Sano, is serving as interpreter. The horse is a great option to win the Preakness and is expected to be among the favorites.



Nest



The two most significant races in the United States include the Preakness stakes and Belmont stakes. These races, held over two weeks during May, are the richest in horseracing. These races are called the Triple Crown because they are thought to be the best in horse racing, post time for the preakness stakes and the winners are the most prestigious in the entire world. Nest will be trying to become the first filly since 2007 to be the winner of the Belmont Stakes. She was the winner of the Grade 1 Ashland Stakes on April 8, and finished second in the Kentucky Oaks on May 6 and was fourth in the Preakness. Todd Pletcher, Tapwrit and Palace Malice have won the Preakness Stakes and Belmont Stakes each time they were together. Pletcher rode Tapwrit in 2013 to the Belmont win. He also rode Mo Donegal in 2017.




The Preakness Stakes was first run in 1873, and is named in honor of the former governor of Maryland. The race's name, "Run for the Black-Eyed Susans," is derived from the flowers that are positioned across the back of the horse who won. This race attracts the biggest amount of spectators in North American equestrian events, being second only to the Kentucky Oaks.



Justify



Justify will be the first horse to be the winner of the Preakness stakes and Belmont stakes since American Pharoah in 2015, who won the Triple Crown. While Audible is a possible contender however, the Kentucky Derby winner's stablemate, Audible placed sixth. The stable is headed by Hall of Fame trainer D. Wayne Lukas, who has been a winner of the Belmont four times.




Justify the two-year-old horse who won the Kentucky Derby from the seventh post, broke the 136 year old hoodoo. He was the winner over Good Magic in the Kentucky Derby, becoming the first horse to win the Classic without a previous start at the age of two. Justify's performance in the Preakness was the perfect way to end his Triple Crown bid by weathering an abrasive track and heavy rain.