2020 Preakness To Proceed Without Fans In Attendance
Preakness 145 will proceed without fans in attendance on October 3rd at Pimlico Race Course.
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Horse Racing
After Belmont Win, Tiz The Law Jockey Manny Franco Staying In The Moment
While many are already speculating on Tiz the Law’s potential in the Kentucky Derby and Preakness, jockey Manny Franco said he wants to stay in the moment and focus on preparing for the pair’s next race in August.
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Tiz The Law Owner Jack Knowlton On Belmont Win, Triple Crown Possibility
With the win at the Belmont Stakes, Tiz the Law owner Jack Knowlton is already hearing plenty of Triple Crown talk and what this year’s adjusted schedule means for the record books. “Win or lose the Derby, as long as he comes out of it well, we’ll be competing in the Preakness,” Knowlton said.
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Bob Baffert: 2020 Preakness Has Chance To Be ‘Pretty Exciting’ Due To Reshuffled Schedule
Legendary thoroughbred trainer Bob Baffert says he’s glad a deal was struck to keep the Preakness Stakes at Pimlico Race Course, and he believes this year’s Preakness may be particularly exciting given the possibility of a horse clinching the Triple Crown in Baltimore.
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Thoroughbred Racing Set To Resume At Laurel Park
Maryland thoroughbred racing resumes at Laurel Park May 30, though spectators are not allowed for now.
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Glenn Clark: I’ve Never Been Happier To Be So Wrong
About a year ago, Glenn Clark wrote that the fight to keep the Preakness Stakes in Baltimore was a lost cause. Now, he’s never been happier to be so wrong.
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2020 Preakness Stakes To Be Held Oct. 3
The Preakness Stakes, typically run on the third weekend of May but postponed this year because of the COVID-19 pandemic, will take place Oct. 3, one month after the Kentucky Derby.
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Maryland Jockey Club Issues Statement On Preakness
The Maryland Jockey Club issued a statement March 17, saying that they are “working with state and local governments, our industry participants, media and other affiliates to determine the most appropriate time to conduct the Preakness Stakes.”
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When All Bets Are Off, Significant Consequences Follow
As with other aspects of modern life, the horse racing and gambling worlds are being upended by the coronavirus pandemic, and the economic impact for Maryland will be significant.
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Laurel Park Set To Host 34th Annual Jim McKay Maryland Million Day
An annual tradition is back at Laurel Park Oct. 19 with the 34th Jim McKay Maryland Million Day, which celebrates and continues the history of thoroughbred racing in the state of Maryland. Daniel Tordjman of America’s Best Racing discusses what’s in store this year.
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