Gaudet's First Preakness at age 80
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Eddie Gaudet will be trying to complete his own Black-Eyed Susan/Preakness double – 40 years apart.
Gaudet, a mainstay of the Maryland circuit for decades after moving here from his native New England, won the 1971 Black-Eyed Susan with At Arms Length and will have his first Preakness starter Saturday with longshot Concealed Identity. His wife, Linda, co-owns Concealed Identity with Morris Bailey, a longtime Gaudet client.
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