MJC and NYRA Adjust Triple Crown Order; New NBC Television Deal Secured
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What happened
The Maryland Jockey Club moved the Preakness Stakes (G1) back one week. The organizations also secured a new television deal with NBC, which includes Black-Eyed Susan. The Triple Crown sustained its first non-pandemic change in 57 years in August, following an eventful 48-hour period that began on August 3.
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Why it matters
The new television agreement between the Maryland Jockey Club and NBC provides a new revenue stream and national exposure for the racing events. The organizations involved are major players in the competitive structure of the Triple Crown circuit.
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Who's involved
- Maryland Jockey ClubAmerican sporting organization that secured the new television deal with NBC.
- NBCAmerican television and radio network involved in the new broadcast agreement.
- Belmont ParkVenue that competes within the shared structure of the Triple Crown racing circuit.
- Black-Eyed SusanActress whose inclusion is part of the new national TV deal.
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The entities involved
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Maryland Jockey Club
American sporting organization
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NBC
American television and radio network
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Belmont Park
park in Will County, Illinois, United States of America