Pimlico ready for major redevelopment following 150th Preakness Stakes
The Preakness Stakes will look much different when it returns to Baltimore's historic Pimlico Race Course in 2027 following major renovations.
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Being at Pimlico during Preakness weekend is an absolute treat. The excitement surrounding a world-class sporting event is palpable. The mood is an excellent one indeed. Talking to a jockey about the hardest part of the Preakness Stakes is eye-opening. Discussing the vibe of what will be the last Preakness infield before the new track will be built is discussing history. And then there is the betting aspect of the Black Eyed Susan Stakes, and the Preakness Stakes, too. It is just a good time of the year to do what I do! ENJOY!
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Frank Vespe, founder and publisher of The Racing Biz, chats about what to expect at Preakness saturday including how the forecast will affect the race and the chances Derby favorite Journalism will win it all.
Where's Marty: Baltimore and Chesapeake Bay Shipwatchers group
Marty Bass was at the Canton Marine Terminal, located between the Clinton Street wharfs and the Seagirt Marine Terminal. CMT is home to the Liberty Ship John W. Brown and the Nuclear Ship Savannah. This weekend, both will be open for tours during a festival that will feature food trucks and other activities. We also met two members of the 16,000-member Chesapeake Shipwatchers Facebook group. It was one of their camera that caught the Dali hitting the Key Bridge.
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