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Still one in a Million: Maryland’s day at the races continues in spite of Covid +
The Preakness will forever be the most famous Thoroughbred race in Maryland, but if you’re looking to find Maryland’s Day… Read More -
The Ultimate Comeback: Thanks to team, Wet Your Whistle overcomes plenty to win stakes at Presque Isle +
From an outside perspective, Wet Your Whistle’s victory in the Karl Boyes Stakes at Presque Isle Downs Aug. 17 was… Read More -
Classic Family Tree: Tiz the Law's pedigree evolved through Maryland's Woodlawn Farm +
Columbia, Md., a planned community conceived, designed and developed by James W. Rouse in the 1960s, occupies land that belonged… Read More -
Logging In: Sales companies respond to, capitalize on internet market +
In the midst of the coronavirus pandemic, with people staying home, not taking business trips and otherwise changing the way… Read More
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Say It Again
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“We’ve got two weeks between them this year. She won’t know how to act.”Trainer Jerry Robb, about Anna’s Bandit who won races at the West Virginia Breeders Classics and the Maryland Million (seven days apart) last year and will try again (with more rest) in 2020
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“My goal is to have it come back with hospitality, the big crowd on track. I like that. I hope that’s not hard to have happen again.”Maryland Million executive director Cricket Goodall, about the future of the Maryland Million (which will be run without spectators this year)
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