Opinion
No. 133 and counting
May 16, 2008
THERE IS NO BIGGER DAY ON BALtimore's calendar than tomorrow, when large crowds will descend upon Pimlico Race Course for the 133rd running of the Preakness Stakes. With a strong favorite, Kentucky Derby winner Big Brown, whose trainer is a Hagerstown native and whose jockey is a veteran of Maryland tracks, the excitement at Old Hilltop should be running high.
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