| Horse | Trainer | Last start |
|---|---|---|
| Animal Kingdom | Graham Motion | 1st – Kentucky Derby |
| Astrology | Steve Asmussen | 2nd – Jerome |
| Concealed Identity | Dean Gaudet | 1st – Tesio |
| Dance City | Todd Pletcher | 3rd – Arkansas Derby |
| Dialed In | Nick Zito | 8th – Kentucky Derby |
| Flashpoint | Wesley Ward | 4th – Florida Derby |
| King Congie | Tom Albertrani | 3rd – Blue Grass |
| Mr. Commons | John Shirreffs | 3rd – Santa Anita Derby |
| Mucho Macho Man | Kathy Ritvo | 3rd – Kentucky Derby |
| Norman Asbjornson | Chris Grove | 4th – Wood Memorial |
| Prime Cut | Neil Howard | 2nd – Lexington |
| Santiva | Eddie Kenneally | 6th – Kentucky Derby |
| Shackleford | Dale Romans | 4th – Kentucky Derby |
| Sway Away | Jeff Bonde | 4th – Arkansas Derby |
Only a handful of Derby runners planning trip to Pimlico – ESPN
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Animal Kingdom ruled over 18 other 3-year-olds in the Kentucky Derby Saturday, and it looks as if he’ll face another large field May 21 in the Preakness Stakes at Pimlico. But the composition of the two fields will be in stark contrast, as no more than four of the 18 horses Animal Kingdom defeated in the 137th Derby likely will come back for the second leg of the Triple Crown.
Most notable among Animal Kingdom’s challengers will be Dialed In, who finished eighth as the favorite in the Derby and will be shooting for a $5.5 million bonus in the Preakness. Mucho Macho Man, who was third Saturday, and Shackleford, who was fourth, also are expected. Santiva, who was sixth, is possible.
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