Preakness 2016: Post Time, Race Schedule and Latest Prize Money Info

The 141st running of the Preakness Stakes at Pimlico Race Course in Baltimore on Saturday is set to be a wet one, with steady rain and temperatures that will struggle to reach the 60's. 

Nyquist will have an opportunity in the inclement weather to win the second leg of the Triple Crown and continue on the path to be the second horse in as many years to win horse racing's biggest honor.

Here's a look at the day's schedule:

Date	Post Time (ET)	TV	Live Stream
Saturday, May 21	6:45 p.m. ET	NBC	NBC Sports Live Extra

Here is the how the field of 11 horses stacks up:

Post	Horse	Jockey	Trainer	Morning Line
1	Cherry Wine	Corey Lanerie	Dale Romans	20/1
2	Uncle Lino	Fernando Perez	Gary Sherlock	20/1
3	Nyquist	Mario Gutierrez	Doug O'Neill	3/5
4	Awesome Speed	Jevian Toledo	Alan Goldberg	30/1
5	Exaggerator	Kent Desormeaux	Keith Desormeaux	3/1
6	Lani	Yutaka Take	Mikio Matsunaga	30/1
7	Collected	Javier Castellano	Bob Baffert	10/1
8	Laoban	Florent Geroux	Eric Guillot	30/1
9	Abiding Star	J.D. Acosta	Ned Allard	30/1
10	Fellowship	Jose Lezcano	Mark Casse	30/1
11	Stradivari	John Velazquez	Todd Pletcher	8/1

Those horses, their jockeys, trainers and owners will be competing for a $1.5 million purse, according to TripleCrown.com.

This is what the payouts will look like after the race:

Place	Percentage	Amount
1	60	$900,000
2	20	$300,000
3	11	$165,000
4	6	$90,000
5	3	$45,000

Nyquist is going for a perfect 9-0 record at Pimlico, and he's been the overwhelming favorite since the Kentucky Derby ended. 

This is a horse that can win a race from any position on the track, and he's proved that over his first eight races. 

But the weather could have an impact on the expected order, as Exaggerator—the race's second-favorite horse—has shown that he can thrive in muddy conditions.

If jockey Kent Desormeaux can mount a late charge and if Nyquist can't open up a big enough lead down the stretch, the Kentucky Derby winner could be caught in the rain.