NBC reportedly retains rights to Preakness Stakes after ‘hard-fought bidding war’
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{"epilogue": "NBC retained the media rights to the Preakness Stakes following a competitive bidding process. Meanwhile, Maryland Governor Wes Moore addressed the future of the race and the 2027 Triple Crown schedule amid uncertainty and Pimlico's exclusion from a new race series."}
Epilogue added 39d ago, after coverage quieted.
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NBC reportedly retains rights to Preakness Stakes after ‘hard-fought bidding war’ Awful Announcing · 93d ago broke it first
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