(A day-to-day look at the Ivory Pine Syndicate's efforts to compete in the Maine Sire Stakes.)
- Handicapped races at Bangor Raceway
- Handicapped and watched races at Bangor Raceway, Charles Town, and Northfield Park
Memoirs + manifestos + musings of a horse racing managing partner + soccer club co-owner in Maine
(A day-to-day look at the Ivory Pine Syndicate's efforts to compete in the Maine Sire Stakes.)
(A day-to-day look at the Rosevelt Soccer Club's efforts to qualify for the U.S. Open Cup.)
The 111th Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup final features two teams on distinctly different paths. For the Columbus Crew, it is a chance to not only win their first Open Cup championship since 2002 but also may be their only chance to win a trophy in 2026 as they have been stuck in the bottom half of the MLS Eastern Conference standings all year. St. Louis City is not only aiming to win their first ever Open Cup but also to bring the trophy back to one of the cities that has historically been important to the competition. Add to the fact that St. Louis embarked on a historic 20-match unbeaten streak in MLS play that has them within reach of first place.
(A day-to-day look at the Ivory Pine Syndicate's efforts to compete in the Maine Sire Stakes.)