Preakness American Promise Odds, History and Predictions

The 150th Preakness Stakes is nearly here, and a field of 9 three-year-old horses is set.
American Promise had a disappointing run at this year's Kentucky Derby, finishing 16th in the field. Even so, they won at the Virginia Derby with an impressive speed score the race prior, so there's still hope for a bounce back at Preakness. Let's take a look at the American Promise race history and morning-line odds ahead of the 2025 Preakness Stakes.
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American Promise Preakness Odds and Post Position
American Promise's Preakness morning line odds are 15-1.
American Promise Horse Trainer and Jockey
You won't find many trainers with as much experience as American Promise's D. Wayne Lukas. A 1999 Hall of Fame inductee, Lukas has won Preakness seven times in his storied career, including last year with Seize the Grey.
Nik Juarez is a multiple graded stakes winning jockey, though he's still looking for his first signature win. Even so, Juarez has placed top-three in 41% of his races dating back to 2015.
American Promise Race History
American Promise has had an up-and-down start to their career. They have two wins and have finished top-three twice more but have also failed to finish better than 5th in three of the last four races. That includes a 16th-place finish at the Kentucky Derby earlier this month.
Speed Scores via Equibase.
American Promise Preakness Prediction and Pick
American Promise disappointed in lackluster conditions at the Kentucky Derby, but they're still set up well entering Preakness. Having twice posted speed scores north of 100, American Promise makes for an intriguing longshot at 15-1 odds given the established track record of trainer D. Wayne Lukas.
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