Trainer Todd Pletcher withdrew the horse after it was determined the colt bruised its left front foot during a workout Friday.

Behindatthebar won its last two races, including the Lexington Stakes, and has won $277,100 in five races this year.

Behindatthebar was set at 10-1 odds for The Preakness, the second leg of thoroughbred racing's Triple Crown, and had drawn the fifth post position in the 13-horse field. Kentucky Derby' title='Kentucky Derby' class='tpstyle'>Kentucky Derby winner Big Brown is the heavy Preakness favorite at 1-2 odds with Gayego second at 8-1.