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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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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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Baltimore City Council president, and the presumptive next mayor, Brandon Scott weighs in on the impact of COVID-19 on Baltimore sports, the development of Pimlico and more.
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Before the election, Brandon Scott joined Glenn Clark Radio to discuss the Pimlico/Preakness proposal he was very involved with, the future of Royal Farms Arena, the Orioles and more. Here’s a look back at that interview.
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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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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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Glenn Clark breaks down the top events to come on the 2020 Baltimore sports scene — minus, of course, Super Bowl LIV, because that would be a jinx.
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“We think this is the first solution, living within our means, that preserves the Preakness at Pimlico and preserves horse racing in Maryland for generations,” Bill Cole said of the Preakness deal he helped negotiate for the city.
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An apparent breakthrough regarding the fate of Pimlico Race Course and the future of the Preakness Stakes was announced by key players in the long-running saga. What does it mean and what comes next?
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After finishing seventh in a dramatic Kentucky Derby, War of Will used his No. 1 poll position to win the second jewel of horse racing’s Triple Crown by 1 1/4 lengths.
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