BALTIMORE (AP) — The general manager of the Maryland Jockey Club anticipates a record crowd at the Preakness next Saturday, despite recent unrest and rioting in Baltimore.
Salvatore Sinatra says, “Sales have been very strong. Hopefully the weather holds, and we will probably break a record.”
Baltimore was engulfed in violence last week amid protests over the death of Freddie Gray, a black man who died from injuries he received while in police custody.
As a result, security at Pimlico Race Course has been “beefed up,” according to Sinatra.
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yeah, right. would YOU go to Baltimore? city full of THUGS (how do you like hearing that word over and over liberals?)
ReplyDeleteBaltimore sucks - plain and simple