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Postponement of Racing

When
Autumn 1775
Where
Annapolis
Part of
Cancellation of Maryland Jockey Club Races

The Maryland Jockey Club postponed all racing in the autumn of 1775 due to the outbreak of war, upon the recommendation of Congress.

Acting upon the recommendation of Congress, and citing "report upon the state of the country," the club postponed all racing in the autumn of 1775 because of the break out of war. Races had been continued in this fashion until 1775. The postponement is dated only to the season; no specific day is recorded. Annapolis is identified as the locality on the basis of the club's founding and race location there, an inference flagged in the uncertainty note rather than stated in the postponement passage itself.

Sources

  1. Maryland Jockey Club Wikipedia, revision of 2026-06-17

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