Chris Korman
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Horsemen offer a sharp "no comment" to idea of constant oversight from commission. Issue will be revisited next month.
MRC chairman Bruce Quade wants to get 10-year-deal "band back together" to ensure progress is being made. Breeders agree; track absent.
Here at the Maryland Racing Comission meeting, where a an unexciting itenerary greets us. Very well may not stay that way for long, though.
Any thoughts on the new NFL bag policy? Do you feel you should be able to still bring non-transparent bags into the stadium?
Ravens, NFL announce ban on backpacks at stadiums. Only small, transparent bags and small clutches will be allowed: baltimoresun.com/business/bs-bz…
NFL, Ravens announce policy banning most bags from stadium
baltimoresun.com — A new policy announced by the NFL on Thursday will prevent Ravens fans from carrying most bags into M&T Bank Stadium this season unless they are made of a clear material. The change follows a national trend toward increased security measures at sporting events, including the Preakness, in the aftermath of the Boston Marathon bombing.
Could re-built @PimlicoRC eventually host Breeders' Cup? Stronach Group has strong ties to the championship event: baltimoresun.com/business/balti…
Could the Breeders Cup ever come to Baltimore?
baltimoresun.com — The Breeders' Cup, created as a roving championship of thoroughbred racing, shunned Louisville's Churchill Downs this week and announced it would return to Santa Anita Park in 2014 for a third consecutive year. Santa Anita, of course, is owned by the Stronach Group, which also owns Pimlico and Laurel.
Kentucky Derby winner Orb is back in Maryland, eating grass and taking it easy at Fair Hill: thisishorseracing.com/news/index.php…
Welcome to Fair Hill, Derby Winner
thisishorseracing.com — Details Published on Wednesday, 12 June 2013 11:34 Joe Clancy If you're a clover plant in northeastern Maryland, be afraid. Be very afraid. Kentucky Derby winner Orb checked into the Fair Hill Equine Therapy Center Sunday afternoon and, if Wednesday was any indication, he's not in town for the views.
@TheRealSCav Numbers didn't change much. Nearly 10.5 races per day last year and 8 horses; not quite 10 races per day and 7.6 horses in '13.
At least 70% chance I drive into this thing on way home. RT @scottmcalvert: Aww, our own neighborhood sinkhole. pic.twitter.com/YFRWuXNgPI
scottmcalvert: Aww, our own neighborhood ...
twitter.com — Aww, our own neighborhood sinkhole. pic.twitter.com/I9V3kppyZD
Maryland Jockey Club president Tom Chuckas discusses Pimlico handle, gives update on building new barns at Laurel: baltimoresun.com/business/balti…
Pimlico's per day handle drops during longer Preakness meet
baltimoresun.com — With a new long-term racing deal in place, increased breeding activity in the state and planned improvements to Maryland's two thoroughbred tracks, horse racing seems to be barreling toward a brighter future in a state where it had once been so important. Bettors have been slower to catch on, though.Sign up to discover more journalists who cover Sports, Metro Baltimore and more.
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