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Found May 11, 2009 on Stet Sports Blog:
Should We Care About the Preakness?
I’ll be the first to admit that I’m not a huge horse racing enthusiast, but having lived in Baltimore for a number of years now, I can appreciate what Pimlico and the Preakness Stakes means to the local community and its economy. Still, I don’t see a legitimate reason why anyone should be fired up for this year’s race beyond nostalgia and the prospect of public drunkenness.
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    meatgoat said May 11, 2009

    It's a rich man's hobby that frequently causes unnecessary pain,misery, and death to horses. If wanting to see the "sport" banned counts as caring then I'm in. Otherwise,fu*k it.
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