Great White caught the eye of America when he flipped before the Kentucky Derby. The 3-year-old hopes to make amends in the Preakness Stakes.

Get caught up with Great White's past performances, jockey, trainer and full analysis heading into the second leg of the Triple Crown

The road to the Preakness Stakes is rarely smooth, but few horses in this year’s field have traveled a path as unusual as Great White. The towering gray gelding arrives at Laurel Park carrying intrigue, resilience, and the hopes of connections who ...

You didn’t need the track veterinarian’s walkie-talkie to know Great White was being scratched from the Kentucky Derby. You didn’t need to hear the announcement from one of the two announcers in different booths several stories over Churchill Downs,

Great White is doing well after flipping before the Kentucky Derby, throwing his jockey and getting scratched minutes before the Triple Crown race, trainer John Ennis said.

Great White, the horse that reared up and dislodged jockey Alex Achard in a dramatic Kentucky Derby incident, returned to competition at the Preakness Stakes.

Great White, a late addition and the largest horse in the field, was spooked just before the race, flipping over and throwing jockey Alex Achard.

A weekend shark scare at South Carlsbad State Beach sent park rangers and lifeguards scanning the surf near the campground, but the only thing they turned up was empty water. Park officials say they responded to a report of a possible shark in the area and checked the surf line near the popular bluff-top campground.