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Design for Maryland's new Pimlico Race Course unveiled as demolition is approved for after 150th Preakness Stakes
Baltimore's Historic Pimlico Race Course will be demolished after the 150th Preakness Stakes in May as state leaders move forward with a restoration project. Renderings of the new facility were unveiled Wednesday.
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Exclusive: 11 News interviews Carol Linton, mother of Maryland jockey racing in Preakness StakesHorse racing is in Nik Juarez's blood, as his mother, Carol Linton, has raced horses all across the state. Linton's parents ...
The Preakness field, set to be confirmed at the May 12 post-position draw, promises an exciting betting landscape. Journalism ...
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Preakness: Goal Oriented Has 'Really Come Into Himself,' Journalism 'Showed Good Energy'Following the scratch of Rodriguez, eight horses remain under consideration for the middle jewel of the Triple Crown ...
The Maryland Board of Public Works approved a $14.3 million contract Wednesday morning to begin the demolition and ...
Alas, Sovereignty won't be participating in this year's race, the 150th Preakness Stakes, the second race in the sport's ...
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Maryland Governor Approves Plans for 'New' PimlicoA big step for Maryland racing was made May 9, when Maryland Gov. Wes Moore approved a plan that called for the demolition ...
Discover the Preakness Festival, a celebration of Maryland's equestrian culture and economic opportunities. Enjoy music, art, ...
Bob Baffert's horse Rodriguez will miss his second straight Triple Crown race this season as the 3-year-old colt has been scratched from the Preakness Stakes scheduled at Pimlico Race Course in ...
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