Bold Forbes and Honest Pleasure Vie for Preakness Title
In Baltimore the 101st Preakness on May 15 pits Bold Forbes and Honest Pleasure, the Derby top two, against four to five other 3-year-olds for the $150 000 added crown. Trainers Jolley and Barrera weigh tactics as Life's Hope and Elocutionist join the field, with Belmont prospects and Triple Crown hopes shaping the race. Despite Derby victory margins, only Secretariat has gone on to win the Belmont and the Triple Crown among Preakness victors.
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Tennis action and lacrosse record fall in brief notes
Top seed Manuel Orantes defeated Chris Letcher 6 0 6 4 in Munich in a 50 000 Bavarian International clash. Bjorn Borg edged Eddie Dibbs 3 6 6 3 6 4 6 2 to reach the World Championship of Tennis semifinals. Dave French of Nichols College became New England lacrosse all time scoring leader with 157 goals and 277 points. Also a meeting to organize the Biddeford Fast Pitch Softball League at AMVETS Hall at 7 pm.
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