The 2016 Preakness post position draw will begin in a few hours, but trainers and owners have their hands tied at this point. The draw is completely random, so there's no strategy involved and connections must simply deal with the gate they receive (and the weather conditions, of course). Nyquist got a favorable post position in the Kentucky Derby, and horse racing fans are waiting to see where he falls for the Preakness, set for this Saturday at 6:45 p.m. ET, as the 3-year-old colt continues his quest for the second Triple Crown in as many years.
Preakness 2016: Post position draw live updates, morning line odds for Nyquist
