MALVERN, Ark. -- The second annual Golf Against Cancer presents the "Four Person Scramble". The entry fee is $120 per team. There will be cash prizes for the top three teams. This event is sponsored by the HSCMC Relay for Life Team. All proceeds benefit the American Cancer Society.

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Oaklawn has three rooting interest in Saturday’s Preakness Stakes (G1) led by Arkansas Derby winner Bodemeister, second in the Kentucky Derby, who drew post position seven and was installed as the 8-5 morning line favorite for the middle leg of the Triple Crown. He will be joined in the field by Rebel Stakes runner-up Optimizer, 11th in the Kentucky Derby and Arkansas Derby fourth-place finisher Cozzetti. On Friday, Fantasy Stakes winner Mambo Kimbo and Oaklawn Handicap look to further their winning ways in the Black Eyed Susan Stakes (G2) and Pimlico Special (G3), respectively.

Below is a progress report on each runner from the Maryland Jockey Club Media Office.

BODEMEISTER – Arkansas Derby (G1) winner and Kentucky Derby (G1) runner-up Bodemeister made his first visit to the main track at Pimlico Thursday morning, galloping 1 ½ miles under exercise rider George Alvarez after the renovation break.

Cozzetti Gets Cozy At Oaklawn Before Arkansas Derby

Albaugh Family Stable’s multi-dimensional colt Cozzetti dove right into his training in his first morning at Oaklawn Thursday. The trick now, according to his handlers, will be to take that energy, match it with his staying power and produce a big afternoon performance in Saturday’s $1 million Arkansas Derby (G1).

Trained by Dale Romans, the gray Florida invader arrived Wednesday a little bit late but without incident. The colt was already familiar with travelling around the country having jetted to Los Angeles last fall for the CashCall Futurity at Hollywood Park. Throughout his young career, Cozzetti has had no problem adjusting and training like a good horse. He just hasn’t put it all together in a race.