We're coming up to the second stanza of the Triple Crown, and here are the contenders for the 138th Preakness Stakes, which takes place this Saturday at Pimlico Race Course in Baltimore.

Orb

Mylute

Departing

It'sMyLuckyDay

Titletown Five

Oxbow

The second installment of Thoroughbred Racing's most pinnacle award, The Triple Crown, will take place this Saturday with the 138th Preakness Stakes. Kentucky Derby winner Orb seems to be the favorite as Triple Crown contenders tend to be. It's been 35 years since we've seen a Triple Crown winner. Will this be the year or will contenders like Mylute stop Orb's quest for greatness?

Here are the Post Positions and latest odds for the Preakness Stakes

Post    Horse                Jockey                      Trainer               Odds

  1.      Orb                Joel Rosario             Shug McGaughey         1-1

  2.    Goldencents        Kevin Krigger           Doug O’Neill                8-1

  3.    Titletown Five     Julien Leparoux         D. Wayne Lukas          30-1

  4.     Departing         Brian Hernandez Jr    Albert M. Stall, Jr          6-1

  5.       Mylute             Rosie Napravnik         Tom Amoss               5-1

  6      . Oxbow              Gary Stevens           D. Wayne Lukas         15-1

  7.   Will Take Charge    Mike Smith              D. Wayne Lukas         12-1

  8.   Govenor Charlie     Martin Garcia             Bob Baffert              12-1

  9.    Itsmyluckyday       John Velazquez         Eddie Plesa Jr.          10-1

Race Info

138th Preakness Stakes

Pimlico Race Course, Baltimore, Md

Saturday May 18 6:20PM

Purse $1 Million

We all remember the legendary outburst of John McEnroe. His famous, "You cannot be serious!" at the 1981 Wimbledon Championship, has become a part of sports pop culture. On Tuesday tennis had another player going berserk out on the court. At the Italian Open in Rome, Viktor Troicki of Serbia was losing badly against Ernest Gulbis. His shot was called out by Umpire Cedric Mourier in the second set, and that's when all the darmatics started. Arguing with Mourier, Troicki tried to prove his case that the ball was in. At one point he pointed to the sky and shouted, "There is no chance it's out. From the space you can see it's there!" To his credit, Mourier stayed calmed and tried to explain what he saw. Troicki wasn't buying it and even yanked a cameraman, at one point, over to the spot to further the antics. Troicki would lose boths sets 6-1, 6-1.

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