Coffeewithchris Preakness Horse Odds, History and Predictions (Maryland's Own Looks for Win at Pimlico)

The 2023 Kentucky Derby is in the rearview mirror, meaning horse racing fans are now looking ahead to the 2023 Preakness Stakes, which is set to take place just before 7 p.m. ET on Saturday, May 20.

One contender everyone has their eyes on ahead of this race is Coffeewithchris, who's looking to join the rare group of Maryland-bred horses to win the state's marquee event. Here's everything you need to know about this colt before he vies for the 2023 Preakness title.

Coffeewithchris Preakness Odds and Post Position

Perform currently owns 20-1 odds to win the Preakness Stakes and drew post position No. 5 on Monday. His odds are near the bottom of the eight-horse field.

Coffeewithchris Horse Trainer and Jockey

Coffeewithchris is trained by John Salzman Jr. Salzman's been one of the sport's most active since 2008, as his horses have recorded 1,642 starts during this stretch. He's claimed an impressive 289 first-place finishes over his career, seven of which have come this year alone.

Coffeewithchris' jockey for the 2023 Preakness is Jaime Rodriguez. The 32-year-old's coming off an impressive 2022 campaign that saw him rake in $7.5 million in earnings. He's also got some great momentum on his side after tying the Laurel Park record with seven wins on one day back in March.

Coffeewithchris Race History

Coffeewithchris has made 12 career starts ahead of the Preakness, making him one of the most experienced horses in the field. He boasts three wins all-time, the most recent of which came at Laurel Park in February.

Coffeewithchris Preakness Prediction and Pick

It's not shock that Coffeewithchris is viewed as a long shot to win the Preakness. He was entered into the field at the last minute, and this will be his first event in a graded stakes despite 12 previous starts.

However, there's some things to like about the colt. His bloodline has enjoyed success in the Preakness, as Coffeewithchris is the son of 2014 runner-up Ride on Curlin. The three-year-old also won his only previous start at Pimlico, and he's now set to start from the No. 4 position, which has produced the second-most winners (tied with No. 7) in Preakness history. There's a chance Coffeewithchris gives horse racing its next big surprise on Saturday.

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