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All of this leads me to one question: Was there anyone even there to witness it? The attendance in the infield today was brutal. To have that bad a showing in the second oldest horse race in the land was pathetic. The was a decent turnout in the stands, but that doesn't carry the weight of an overhead blimp shot of an infield during a Triple Crown race. The decision by the powers that be to not allow beer to be brought into the infield was simply a bad move in what is supposed to be a showcase weekend for your city. Keeneland drew better crowds in each of its three weekends. If this is what Baltimore brings to the table to help promote horse racing, bring the race to Lexington.
you hit the nail on the head. one leg of the trp crwn has to be at keenland. horse capital of the world. LM
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