Month: June 2020

On June 20th down at the Belmont Stakes race track, the gates opened and the start of the triple crown was officially under way! Tap It To Win kept up a strong pace until the final stretch when Tiz the Law surged ahead and won the 152nd Belmont race! Winning by almost four lengths Tiz the Law is the first New York bred colt to win the Belmont Stakes since 1882. The race was different then last year’s, seeing as there were no spectators due to the Covid 19. Trainer Barclay Tagg stated the the quiet may have been used to an advantage because normal training days aren’t noisy like the races. Any one who was present at the race had to wear masks. One jewel of the Triple Crown has been completed so stay tuned to find out if there will be a 2020 Triple Crown winner!

Thanks for reading and stay tuned for upcoming posts!

Hey, I’m Olivia! This is my first post on RPC sports so bear with me on this. I have danced for 4 year this year was the first year I did competitive dance sadly covid got her before the competitions got her.

What style should you or your kid(s) start on dance. Based on experience I would say balay or if you are looking for something more energetic then I would say jazz. Why not hiphop or acro? Well acro includes a lot of flexibility you or your child could not keep up without lots of training that would be more for your second year. Hiphop can be the most complex sail it needs lots of core strength I would say that’s for your third year. If you want to do hiphop the second or first year here’s a video of an exercise you can do every week and you should workout a little every week.

Basic Hip hop / Club Dance Moves For Beginners I Club Dance Tutorial part2

Thanks for reading and enjoy dancing!

Hey y’all! As you can see in the title both the Belmont and the Preakness Stakes have been moved to a different date. The three jewels to the crown have now been scrambled up, making the Belmont Stakes for the first time ever, the first to be run, which is originally the last leg to the Triple crown. It will be held on the twentieth of this month instead of the sixth of this month. There will be no spectators in the stands, so the race will be much quieter then usual, and instead of the usual mile and a half, it will be shortened to a mile and one eighth. The Kentucky Derby will be held next on the fifth of September making it the third time in history to not be held in May. Then the Preakness will be the last jewel instead of the second, and will be held on the third of October, instead of the sixteenth of last month. The Kentucky Derby will be held at the Churchill Downs race track in Louisville Kentucky, the Preakness will be held at the Pimlico Race Course in Baltimore Maryland, and the Belmont will be held at the  Belmont Park in Elmont New York. The NBC will be streaming each race live. Thanks for reading and stay tuned for upcoming posts!

Oh, and this is due to the Covid 19 I almost forgot to add that.