Most of the horses War Emblem beat on Saturday are passing up the Preakness. It looks like only two other Derby horses – runner-up Proud Citizen and fourth-place finisher Medaglia d'Oro will move on to Baltimore. Harlan's Holiday, seventh in the 18-horse field as the 6-1 favorite, is possible.

"We're planning on going," said Proud Citizen's trainer D. Wayne Lukas. The Hall of Famer is also sending Table Limit to the Preakness.

Also headed to Baltimore is Booklet, a front-runner like War Emblem. Trained by John Ward, Booklet was second behind Harlan's Holiday in the Blue Grass, but does own two wins over him -- in the Holy Bull (gr. III) and the Fountain of Youth (gr. I).

Also planning to run are several colts who had not earned enough money to make the Derby field -- Sunday Break, Crimson Hero, Straight Gin and U S S Tinosa. In addition, Easyfromthegitgo, Equality, Magic Weisner, Marasca and Stephentown are being be pointed to the Preakness.

Saarland, 10th in the Derby, suffered a bone chip in the race and was expected to have surgery.