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Preakness short horse without a jockey

The Preakness featured a riderless horse who threw his jockey out of the door but continued to run.

Bodexpress pitched his jockey, John Velazquex, and continued running around the track while other horses and jockeys raced.

A rider attempted to dive at the top of the stretch and connect Bodexpress, but the horse sped up and overtook some competitors near the finish line. Technically, Bodexpress gets an unfinished.

"He was not behaving well," said Velazquez, who added that he was fine and that he would not consult a doctor. "When the doors opened, I left early and it kind of jumped to the side, I had my feet to the side and I lost balance and I went out."

It was yet another bizarre scene in a Triple Crown season full of quirks. Two weeks ago Kentucky Derby's horse, Maximum Security, was disqualified for interfering. Second place, Country House, did not participate in Preakness – the first time the Derby winner has not raced since 1996.

War of Will won the Preakness. Mark Casse was the winning jockey.

Season's Finale "SNL" Leslie Jones Attacks on the Ban on Abortion in Alabama

Although the final of the "Saturday Night Live" season is open with members of the Trump administration singing a parody about the corruption of the film "Do not Stop Me Now" by Queen's, the The most inflamed political moment of the episode occurred during the segment "Weekend Update".

"Blessed be the fruit, Colin," greeted Colin Jost as she entered the red coat and white cap recognizable as the dress of maidservants (fertile women forced to become slaves to Margaret Atwood's novel, "The Handmaid & # 39; s Tale ", published in 1985). Adaptation of Hulu).

"Well, basically, we're all maids now," said Jones, adding, "That's how it starts, I'm living my life, and then I see on the news that a group of States try to ban abortion and tell me what I can and can not do with my body.

"The next thing you know, I'm at Starbucks and they will not take my credit card because I'm a woman – instead of the usual reason, which is that I do not have any money over there." (In "The Handmaid's Tale", women are also deprived of their financial independence.)

On Tuesday, only men in Alabama voted in favor of passing the country's most restrictive abortion bill, which criminalizes the proceedings in almost all circumstances, including rape and incest. The audience booed as Jones, who had removed his cloak to reveal a black t-shirt with the word "MINE" pointing to his uterus, drew attention to the sex of senators after a grid of their faces appeared on the screen.

"It sounds like the cast of an advertisement for Lipitor," she said. "It sounds like the jokes of everyone stopped in a massage parlor … You can not control women because I do not know if you've heard everything, but women are the same as humans."

Jones criticized the women – including the first Republican governor of Alabama, Kay Ivey, who signed the anti-abortion bill – for "tracking the movement."

The fact that eight states do so means that "it's really a war against women," Jones concluded. "And if you are a woman and you feel frightened or confused, just know that you are not alone – there are so many women who support you."

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The final of "Game of Thrones" will be broadcast tonight

Eight years after the premiere, HBO's hit series "Game of Thrones" will air on Sunday night.

As the show is based on a series of unfinished books by George R.R Martin, the end of the story is a complete mystery.

Speculation about who will govern the Seven Kingdoms is a favorite pastime for years, but tonight fans will know the answer.

May be.

As the Washington Post writes, will Daenerys take the iron throne or attempt to break the wheel? Will Jon Snow have changed after seeing his queen, aunt and former lover cook a group of civilians on the barbecue? Maybe Arya will use his particular killer talents, Faceless Man, to become his brother and seduce his aunt with the intent of killing her. (If you think about it, it looks like the "end of thrones".)

Whatever happens, the fans will probably not be happy. Last season caused disappointment when the series authors abandoned the development of characters for action sequences.