Preakness Stakes Odds

Barbaro will be trying for a Triple Crown and he's not expected to have much competition in the second round of this Run for the Roses.
Only seven horses are likely to go up against Barbaro in this year's Preakness Stakes, including two favorites from the Kentucky Derby, Sweetnorthernsaint and Brother Derek. Lawyer Ron will not run due to an injury.
Not only would Barbaro attempt to end the longest drought between Triple Crown winners — 28 years — he would be trying to join Seattle Slew as the only unbeatens to sweep the series.
Barbaro is giving out extraordinary vibes that he can do it, too. After a 6 1/2-length Derby win, even the colt's trainer, Michael Matz, feels something special is happening.
"I think this horse can win the Triple Crown," Matz said this week at Fair Hill Training Center, Barbaro's home in the countryside of Elkton, Md. "He just has so many good qualities. I think the public is looking for someone to do that, and I hope he's the one."
There's been nothing but praise since the Derby.
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