BALTIMORE (WJZ) — There is no official date yet for Preakness 145, despite speculation, the Stronach Group and Maryland Jockey Club sais in a statement Wednesday.
“The Stronach Group and The Maryland Jockey Club is aware of speculation about a potential date for Preakness 145. At this point in time, there is no definitive date set and we continue to explore options,” a statement reads.
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The group said once Preakness 145 has been finalized, an official announcement will be made.
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