Summary
BALTIMORE - On a quiet, cool day at Pimlico Race Course, trainer Michael Trombetta stood in front of the stakes barn Monday and spoke with authority about how Sweetnorthernsaint was going to turn in a redemptive performance in the Preakness.
His Maryland-based horse got off to a troubling start in the Kentucky Derby and finished a distant seventh behind Barbaro, but Trombetta quickly put the disappointment behind him and has turned his focus toward winning a race he considers to be equally important.See the full content of this document
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Trainer Remains Confident: ; Preakness
"Time heals all wounds. It takes a little bit to get over it, but I've got a good horse and I got him home healthy. That's as important to me ...
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