Bill Ordine, Author at PressBox

Preakness Future Still Unclear As Pimlico Continues To Decline

May 18, 2019December 10, 2019 Bill Ordine Pimlico, Preakness

There was little clarity on the future of the Preakness Stakes as Tim Ritvo, chief operating officer of The Stronach

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What Would The Preakness Look Like At Laurel Park?

May 15, 2019December 10, 2019 Bill Ordine Laurel Park, Pimlico, Preakness

In the event the Preakness Stakes moves out of Pimlico Race Course and to Laurel Park, what would the race look like? Bill Ordine breaks down the differences in crowd size, high-end spectator spaces and more.

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With Course Designer Hired, Fair Hill Advances Five-Star Vision

April 15, 2019July 12, 2021 Bill Ordine Fair Hill

With a five-star Three-Day Eventing competition scheduled for October 2020, Fair Hill International has hired course designer Ian Stark to create a cross-country course worthy of the prestigious international event.

Horseshoe Baltimore Offering Sneak Peek Of Topgolf

March 29, 2019December 21, 2019 Bill Ordine Horseshoe, Topgolf

With the opening of Topgolf Swing Suites March 30, Horseshoe Baltimore visitors will be able to sample an indoor version of Topgolf in a pair of simulation suites, a sneak peek of what’s to come in 2020.

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Johns Hopkins Lacrosse Legend Paul Rabil Aims To Grow Game Through Forward-Thinking PLL

March 15, 2019December 10, 2019 Bill Ordine Johns Hopkins Lacrosse, Paul Rabil, PLL

Former Johns Hopkins lacrosse star Paul Rabil — who co-founded the Premier Lacrosse League with his brother, Mike — is aiming to grow the game and league through a business approach befitting a Silicon Valley startup.

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Humanity The Hallmark Of Jim Margraff’s Legacy At Johns Hopkins

February 15, 2019December 21, 2019 Bill Ordine Jim Margraff, Johns Hopkins football

For those who knew Jim Margraff, who passed away in January, it wasn’t his record as Johns Hopkins’ head football coach that defined him. It was his humanity.