In honor of the Preakness Stakes, this week's trivia challenge consists of five questions centered around the middle jewel of the Triple Crown and its winners. Can you sleuth out all the answers by post time?
1) What race saw the only known meeting between fillies who won legs of the American Triple Crown?
2) This Preakness winner was a good enough racer to defeat his Kentucky Derby-winning stablemate but was a total bust at stud, selling for just US$150 when he was 12 years old. Who was he?
3) Which Preakness winner was named for a conductor of the New York Symphony Orchestra?
4) Name the five horses who have swept Pimlico's top events for 3-year-olds and for all-aged competition by winning both the Preakness Stakes and the Pimlico Special.
5) This Preakness winner was actually less than 3 calendar years old when he won the race, He ended up winning three races considered to be Classics but not the American Triple Crown. Who was he?
1) What race saw the only known meeting between fillies who won legs of the American Triple Crown?
2) This Preakness winner was a good enough racer to defeat his Kentucky Derby-winning stablemate but was a total bust at stud, selling for just US$150 when he was 12 years old. Who was he?
3) Which Preakness winner was named for a conductor of the New York Symphony Orchestra?
4) Name the five horses who have swept Pimlico's top events for 3-year-olds and for all-aged competition by winning both the Preakness Stakes and the Pimlico Special.
5) This Preakness winner was actually less than 3 calendar years old when he won the race, He ended up winning three races considered to be Classics but not the American Triple Crown. Who was he?
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