Kentucky Derby winner Mystik Dan will compete in the 149th edition of the Preakness Stakes next week. His trainer, Kenny McPeek, announced the news a week after rumors that the horse might not join the second leg of the Triple Crown.
Following Mystik Dan's narrow victory in the Kentucky Derby Sunday morning, the alarm went off because he didn't eat much of his meal and had trouble sleeping. Nevertheless, his hunger has returned, and he has been sprinting superbly ever since. According to Gambling Interaction sources, trainers can tell if their horse is healthy by looking at its reaction to eating, among other indicators.
There is so much fuss for so little here.
