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A convicted killer and rapist who drowned a mum in the bath before hiding her body in a rolled-up carpet has died in prison just weeks after his bid for freedom on compassionate grounds.
The second leg of the Triple Crown begins Saturday night at Pimlico Race Track in Baltimore with the 149th running of the Preakness Stakes. The Preakness is the shortest distance of the three Triple Crown races at 10 furlongs (3¹⁄₁₆ miles), meaning speed plays a huge factor in handicapping.
LONDON : When Juergen Klopp addressed the media for the first time as Liverpool manager in October 2015 he spoke of turning doubters into believers. Nearly a decade and multiple trophies later, he will leave with mission accomplished, and much more.
Editor's note: Muth, the Preakness Stakes favorite, was scratched from the race on Wednesday morning.
Golf superstar Rory McIlroy clocked a new personal best for his shortest-ever media conference.
BALTIMORE — Preakness favorite Muth has been ruled out of the race after spiking a fever, removing a horse trained by Bob Baffert and potentially giving Kentucky Derby winner Mystik Dan a clearer path through the second leg of the Triple Crown.
Leighton Clarkson says Peter Leven has given Aberdeen a licence to thrill - and himself an order to shoot on sight. The interim manager watched his side make it seven games unbeaten in the Premiership with a 4-0 demolition of Hibs at Easter Road on Sunday.
Two days have passed since Celtic put nine fingers on the Premiership trophy with a 2-1 Old Firm win - but the dust has yet to settle on another explosive derby. Rangers fans are still flooding the Hotline and nobody is safe from the ire - not Philippe Clement or his players, not the board and certainly not referee Willie Collum.
Former Hibs keeper Adam Bogdan says he experienced one of his biggest heartbreaks in football at Easter Road - and reckons Scottish football is like a time machine.