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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.
FIRST LADY DON MOORE AND RECORD PRODUCER D-NICE SAT DOWN WITH OUR MEGAN RIVERS TO TALK ABOUT WHAT YOU CAN EXPECT. THE ...
Alas, Sovereignty won't be participating in this year's race, the 150th Preakness Stakes, the second race in the sport's ...
The Maryland Board of Public Works approved a $14.3 million contract Wednesday morning to begin the demolition and ...
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Wilkie: Racing Without Stronach – What Florida Can Learn From MarylandThe status quo was untenable. When Belinda Stronach took control of The Stronach Group and its racing properties from her ...
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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 ...
Discover the Preakness Festival, a celebration of Maryland's equestrian culture and economic opportunities. Enjoy music, art, ...
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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 ...
Baltimore’s Pimlico Race Course, which opened its doors in 1870, is filled with history. Here are some highlights as the ...
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