Preakness Stakes field: What to know about Mage and other horses likely to run at Pimlico

About a week since Mage won the 2023 Kentucky Derby at 15-1 odds, the field for the second leg of the Triple Crown is beginning to come into focus.

Mage will run in the $1.5 million, Grade 1 Preakness on May 20 at Pimlico Race Course in Baltimore. He could face several of the horses he beat at Churchill Downs.

Here’s a look at horses considered likely to run. The Preakness draw is set for 4-6 p.m. Monday in Baltimore. Horses are listed in alphabetical order.

'On to Baltimore': Kentucky Derby winner Mage will compete in the Preakness Stakes

Blazing Sevens

• Trainer: Chad Brown

• Jockey: Irad Ortiz Jr.

• Sire: Good Magic

• Last race: Third in Grade 1 Blue Grass on April 8 at Keeneland

Chase the Chaos

• Trainer: Ed Moger Jr.

• Jockey: TBA

• Sire: Astern

• Last race: Eighth in California Derby on April 29 at Golden Gate

Coffeewithchris

• Trainer: John Salzman Jr.

• Jockey: Jaime Rodriguez

• Sire: Ride On Curlin

• Last race: Fifth in Federico Tesio on April 15 at Laurel Park

Disarm

• Trainer: Steve Asmussen

• Jockey: Joel Rosario

• Sire: Gun Runner

• Last race: Fourth in Grade 1 Kentucky Derby on May 6 at Churchill Downs

First Mission

• Trainer: Brad Cox

• Jockey: Luis Saez

• Sire: Street Sense

• Last race: Won Grade 3 Lexington on April 15 at Keeneland

Mage

• Trainer: Gustavo Delgado

• Jockey: Javier Castellano

• Sire: Good Magic

• Last race: Won Grade 1 Kentucky Derby on May 6 at Churchill Downs

National Treasure

• Trainer: Bob Baffert

• Jockey: John Velazquez

• Sire: Quality Road

• Last race: Fourth in Grade 1 Santa Anita Derby on April 8

Perform

• Trainer: Shug McGaughey

• Jockey: Feargal Lynch

• Sire: Good Magic

• Last race: Won Federico Tesio on April 15 at Laurel Park

Red Route One

• Trainer: Steve Asmussen

• Jockey: TBA

• Sire: Gun Runner

• Last race: Won Bath House Row Stakes on April 22 at Oaklawn Park

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This article originally appeared on Louisville Courier Journal: Mage, Disarm, other horses likely to be in Preakness Stakes 2023 field