Demolition at Baltimore's historic Pimlico Race Course will begin on Thursday, July 24, with the complete redevelopment ...

The grand total on the renovations is $400 million, and work is expected to wrap up in time for the 2027 Preakness race. In ...

A new chapter in Maryland horse racing history begins this week as the Maryland Stadium Authority announced that demolition ...

The Maryland Stadium Authority announced July 23 that the structural demolition needed for the Redevelopment of the Pimlico ...

The Maryland Stadium Authority (MSA) announced that the structural demolition necessary for the Redevelopment of the Pimlico ...

Thursday was demolition day at the Pimlico Racing Facility as crews began taking down the stables to make way for a new ...

By leading the first-ever Preakness Festival, Moore is transforming Maryland’s biggest racing weekend into something bigger, more inclusive, and built to last.

The Preakness Stakes will never be the same. That much, we know. Right now, that’s about all we know. The future of Pimlico Race Course lies in a long-feared but long-overdue wrecking ball and a ...

But the Preakness no longer can be counted upon to support Maryland racing by itself. Magna, which also owns and operates nearby Laurel Park, believes both tracks need slots to survive. Without them, ...

The Maryland Jockey Club will surely miss him, the fans of Maryland will also miss him. He was our rock star.” Mr. Lukas won the 1980 Preakness Stakes — his first — as Codex’s trainer.

Maryland first lady Dawn Moore addressed the 2025 class of University of Baltimore graduate ... The state has a $400 million plan to rebuild Pimlico before it hosts the Preakness again in 2027.

By leading the first-ever Preakness Festival, Moore is transforming Maryland’s biggest racing weekend into something bigger, more inclusive, and built to last.