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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.
The weekend between the first two races of the Triple Crown will likely include plenty of debate among owners and trainers of ...
The Preakness field, set to be confirmed at the May 12 post-position draw, promises an exciting betting landscape. Journalism ...
The Maryland Board of Public Works approved a $14.3 million contract Wednesday morning to begin the demolition and ...
Michael Behrens and MyRacehorse, owners of 2024 (G1) winner Seize the Grey, have been named to the role of Honorary ...
After this year's Preakness, the Pimlico Race Course will look very different. It'll be torn down and built back up as a ...
Currently, only one horse from the Kentucky Derby, American Promise, remains in the Preakness field. American Promise is ...
Kentucky Derby runner-up Journalism and Bob Baffert-trainee Rodriguez lead the list of horses likely to run in the 2025 ...
Paulick Report on MSN1d
Thoroughbred Aftercare Alliance To Have Presence During Preakness WeekThoroughbred Aftercare Alliance will be present at Pimlico Race Course in Baltimore, Md. for the week leading up to Preakness ...
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