Twenty-three months--and 17 official starts--after we first saw Crimson Pine as a yearling in a pasture at Norton Farm in Falmouth, Maine he broke his maiden at Plainridge Park!
So much gratitude for Benny, our partners, our co-owner and trainer Mike Graffam, and the whole crew with Team Graffam for all the work and effort they've put into Benny's care and training over the last couple years.
Onward!
(This feature will focus on one Daily Double minimum wager every day.)
Plainridge Park (Plainville, Massachusetts), $2
Race No. 1 (2:00p)
#3: Beantown Ace (3-1 ML)
Race No. 2 (2:20p)
#6: Crimson Pine (4-1 ML)
Pick Success Rate: 0% (0/0)
Total Bankroll: $0.00 (0.00%)
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Hannover 96 (2. Bundesliga), -230
Hertha BSC (2. Bundesliga), -125
AS Roma (Serie A), -250
Aston Villa (English Premier League), -110
Breidablik (Besta Deilden),
Athletic Club Bilbao (La Liga), -145
IF Elfsborg (Allsvensken), -140
Malmö FF (Allsvensken), -225
Ajax (Eredivisie), -300
Real Betis (La Liga), -220
Napoli (Serie A), -360
Vikingur Reykjavik (Besta Deilden), +120
Total Odds: +30,640
Potential Payout: $30.74
Pick Success Rate: 29% (7/24)
Total Bankroll: $9.80 (- 2%)
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Hamburg SV (2. Bundesliga), -120
Sassuolo (Serie B), +115
Freiburg (Bundesliga), -180
VfB Stuttgart (Bundesliga), +100
Burnley (Championship), +105
Leeds United (Championship), -175
Cadiz (La Liga 2), -140
Feyenoord (Eredivisie), -180
Lille (Ligue 1), -130
Metz (Ligue 2), -120
Monaco (Ligue 1), -320
Sparta Rotterdam (Eredivisie), -145
Total Odds: +75,676
Potential Payout: $75.77
Pick Success Rate: 33% (4/12)
Total Bankroll: $9.90 (- 1%)
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A source briefed on the planning talks--speaking anonymously given the inconclusive nature of the discussions--said that the Open Cup Committee is already deep in the planning stages for the 2025 tournament, whose amateur qualifying rounds kick off on Oct. 5. The source characterized the talks as having “good collaboration” from all involved, and that all professional clubs will be expected to participate in some form. The talks have also included stakeholders from all participating professional leagues and amateur organizations.
It’s a start, but there’s still a lot of work to be done to modernize and sophisticate this competition. Failing to enact the kinds of changes that ensure sustained long-term growth on these shores runs the risk of creating another annual tradition: whether each year’s U.S. Open Cup final will be the last game in this longstanding competition.
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(This feature will consist of a 12-pick, ten-cent parlay of soccer games around the world. Any proceeds will be donated to Street Soccer USA.)
Pisa (Coppa Italia), +140
FC Porto (Europa League), -115
Mjälby AIF (Allsvenskan), -110
AZ Alkmaar (Europa League), -205
Anderlecht (Europa League), +125
Benfica (Women's Champions League), -130
Dynamo Kyiv (Europa League), +235
Galatasaray (Europa League), -165
Nice (Europa League), +140
Vikingur Reykjavik (1. Deild), -200
Phoenix Rising FC (USL Championship), -130
Sporting KC (U.S. Open Cup), +550
Total Odds: +1,129,952
Potential Payout: $1,130.05
Pick Success Rate: 0% (0/0)
Total Bankroll: $10.00 (0%)
(This daily series featured $1 Double and 2-pick parlay wagers in horse racing and soccer over a 50-day period. Any profits will be donated to the Futures for Standardbreds and/or Street Soccer USA.)
*Horse Racing*
Horse Race Tracks Featured in Wagers:
21
Horse Racing Wager Hit Rate:
26% (26/100)
Horse Racing Wager Profit/Loss:
+ $22.55
Horse Racing Wager RoI:
+45.10%
Donation to Futures for Standardbreds:
$22.55
*Soccer*
Soccer Competitions Featured in Wagers:
33
Soccer Wager Hit Rate:
45% (45/100)
Soccer Wager Profit/Loss:
- $11.67
Soccer Wager RoI:
- 23.34%
Donation to Street Soccer USA:
$0.00
*Overall*
Overall Wager Hit Rate:
35.5% (71/200)
Overall Wager Profit/Loss:
+ $10.88
Overall Wager RoI:
+ 10.88%
(This daily series will feature $1 Double and 2-pick parlay wagers in horse racing and soccer over a 50-day period. Any profits will be donated to the Futures for Standardbreds and/or Street Soccer USA.)
*Horse Racing*
Delaware County Fair (Delaware, Ohio)
Race No. 17
#5: Huntingforchrome (+450 ML)
Race No. 18
#3: Legendary Hanover (+180 ML)
Horse Racing Bankroll: $73.65 (+$23.55, +47.10%) (26/98)
*Soccer*
Men's Allvenskan (Sweden)
Game No. 1
BK Häcken (+130)
Men's Allvenskan (Sweden)
Game No. 2
IF Elfsborg (-425)
Soccer Bankroll: $39.33 (-$10.67, -21.34%) (45/98)
Total Bankroll: $112.58 (+$12.58, +12.58%) (71/196)
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The initial qualifying rounds draw has been completed for the 32 matches that will be played on Oct. 5 and 6 as part of the first match window of 2025 Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup Qualifying.
The historic annual tournament, entering its 110th edition, is the only high-profile event in American team sports where amateur sides have the potential opportunity to face professionals in meaningful competition. A record 114 teams have entered the competition via the Qualifying Rounds this fall, vying for 14 available slots in the Tournament Proper, which kicks off next spring.
(This daily series will feature $1 Double and 2-pick parlay wagers in horse racing and soccer over a 50-day period. Any profits will be donated to the Futures for Standardbreds and/or Street Soccer USA.)
*Horse Racing*
Happy Valley Racecourse (Happy Valley, Hong Kong)
Race No. 7
#5: Parterre (+500 ML)
Race No. 8
#7: Yellowfin (+600 ML)
Horse Racing Bankroll: $74.65 (+$24.55, +49.10%) (26/96)
*Soccer*
Men's Eredivisie (Netherlands)
Game No. 1
Ajax (-310)
Men's UEFA Champions League
Game No. 2
Borussia Dortmund (-105)
Soccer Bankroll: $37.75 (-$12.25, -24.50%) (43/96)
Total Bankroll: $112.40 (+$12.40, +12.40%) (69/192)
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Sports betting is coming to the Old Port, as First Track Investments LLC, the team behind the Portland Regency Hotel, prepares to open Maine’s first retail sports wagering location. Named Oddfellahs (Instagram, Facebook, Website), the new venue will partner with Caesars Sportsbook and will be located at 55 Market Street, the former home of The Big Easy live music venue.
According to First Tracks Cumberland (which is also owned by First Track Investments LLC), proprietors "hope to bring simulcasting of Maine races (and others!) to the venue" once they clear a couple more regulatory hurdles at the local and state levels.
(This daily series will feature $1 Double and 2-pick parlay wagers in horse racing and soccer over a 50-day period. Any profits will be donated to the Futures for Standardbreds and/or Street Soccer USA.)
*Horse Racing*
Thistledown (North Randall, Ohio)
Race No. 5
#4: Broken A (+300 ML)
Race No. 6
#4: Reckless L J (+200 ML)
Horse Racing Bankroll: $75.65 (+$25.55, +51.10%) (25/94)
*Soccer*
Men's UEFA Champions League
Game No. 1
PSV Eindhoven (+340)
Men's UEFA Champions League
Game No. 2
Young Boys (+390)
Soccer Bankroll: $38.75 (-$11.25, -22.5%) (43/94)
Total Bankroll: $114.40 (+$14.40, +14.40%) (68/188)
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The US Soccer Federation announced the 114 clubs that will take part in Open Division Local qualifying for the 2024 Lamar Hunt US Open Cup. These teams, a record amount for the qualifying tournament since it began in the fall of 2015, come from 24 states and the District of Columbia.
(This daily series will feature $1 Double and 2-pick parlay wagers in horse racing and soccer over a 50-day period. Any profits will be donated to the Futures for Standardbreds and/or Street Soccer USA.)
*Horse Racing*
Finger Lakes Racetrack (Farmington, New York)
Race No. 5
#4 Convertible Freeze (+600 ML)
Race No. 6
#1: Wo Hop (+400 ML)
Horse Racing Bankroll: $76.65 (+$26.55, +53.30%) (25/92)
*Soccer*
Men's Urvalsdeild (Iceland)
Game No. 1
Vikingur Reykjavik (-255)
Men's League One (England)
Game No. 2
Birmingham City FC (-120)
Soccer Bankroll: $37.20 (-$12.80, -25.6%) (41/92)
Total Bankroll: $113.85 (+$13.85, +13.85%) (66/184)
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La Liga: All Access (Netflix)
Episode 1: Challenging the Giants
Even though most of us immediately think of FC Barcelona and Real Madrid if we're asked to name two La Liga clubs, most of the focus of the first episode in this documentary about the 2023 La Liga season is on Atlético Madrid and Sevilla FC.
Atlético Madrid's storyline is the battle between Àlvaro Morata and Memphis as the team's starting center forward early in the season. It gets a little interesting when Memphis's flashy individualism is shown to potentially be at odds with the club's strong team ethos, but an early injury to Memphis and the otherwise unremarkable professionalism he displays throughout the episode drains that storyline of interest.
But Sevilla FC's storyline is much more interesting. Sevilla FC won the most recent Europa Cup in May, but within only a few months of that championship the club's directors and head coach were at odds for the club's direction.
The club's board leadership wants the club to still be competitive in Europe, while also building a younger roster that represents more potential and value on the transfer market. Their manager José Luis Mendilibar cites the roster's experience for success in Europe, and appears dubious about the idea of remaining competitive in Europe *and* getting younger. Throw in what seems to be a generational difference when it comes to analytics for scouting players and building rosters, and it's no surprise Mendilibar is fired by the end of the episode.
The series not only does a great job focusing on off-field content with behind-the-scenes access and beautiful cinematography that showcase cities and landscapes, but its on-field camera work is some of the best among the many soccer documentaries available on the many streaming sites.
(This daily series will feature $1 Double and 2-pick parlay wagers in horse racing and soccer over a 50-day period. Any profits will be donated to the Futures for Standardbreds and/or Street Soccer USA.)
*Horse Racing*
Belmont at Aqueduct (Jamaica, New York)
Race No. 1
#5: Lavender Disaster (+180 ML)
Race No. 8
#8: Wild Mama (+800 ML)
Horse Racing Bankroll: $63.85 (+$13.85, +27.70%) (23/90)
*Soccer*
Men's La Liga (Spain)
Game No. 1
Athletic Bilbao (+100)
Men's Urvalsdeild (Iceland)
Game No. 2
Breidablik (-550)
Soccer Bankroll: $35.84 (-$14.16, -28.32%) (39/90)
Total Bankroll: $99.69 (-$0.31, -0.31%) (62/180)
(This daily series will feature $1 Double and 2-pick parlay wagers in horse racing and soccer over a 50-day period. Any profits will be donated to the Futures for Standardbreds and/or Street Soccer USA.)
*Horse Racing*
Woodbine Park (Toronto, Canada)
Race No. 6
#6: Batucada (+1200 ML)
Race No. 7
#2: Moira (+140 ML)
Laurel Park (Laurel, Maryland)
Race No. 9
#8: Loon Cry (+450 ML)
Race No. 10
#5: Post Time (-250 ML)
Horse Racing Bankroll: $55.55 (+$5.55, +11.10%) (21/86)
*Soccer*
Men's Bundesliga (Germany)
Game No. 1
Union Berlin (+500)
Men's 1. Deild (Iceland)
Game No. 2
Grindavík (+280)
Soccer Bankroll: $36.84 (-$13.16, -26.32%) (39/88)
Total Bankroll: $92.39 (-$7.61, -7.61%) (60/174)
(This daily series will feature $1 Double and 2-pick parlay wagers in horse racing and soccer over a 50-day period. Any profits will be donated to the Futures for Standardbreds and/or Street Soccer USA.)
*Horse Racing*
Prairie Meadows (Altoona, Iowa)
Race No. 8 ($2 Double)
#1: I Am Lowkey (+600 ML)
Race No. 9
#5: Ourpeppermintcandy (+200 ML)
Horse Racing Bankroll: $57.55 (+$7.55, +15.10%) (20/84)
*Soccer*
Men's Superettan (Sweden)
Game No. 1
Örebro SK (+145)
Men's Urvalsdeild (Iceland)
Game No. 2
Vikingur Reykjavik (-140)
Soccer Bankroll: $37.84 (-$12.16, -24.32%) (38/86)
Total Bankroll: $95.39 (-$4.61, -4.61%) (58/170)
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The Portland Sea Dogs are quintessential Minor League Baseball. They’re also part of a newer American tradition: a private equity roll-up. In 2022, the team was acquired by Diamond Baseball Holdings (DBH), a subsidiary of Silver Lake, a Silicon Valley-based investment firm with over $100 billion in worldwide assets whose portfolio companies generate over $248 billion in annual revenue. There are 120 Minor League Baseball teams operating directly below Major League Baseball--DBH now owns more than 30 of them.
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The idea of a major professional sports team becoming publicly owned feels quixotic until you remember that, all over the country, the public is already spending its own money on private sports teams. As Defector’s Waters put it, "If cities were to begin to demand ownership shares in exchange for their generous subsidies, then local fans might begin to share in the prosperity of the professional teams that quite literally would not exist without them."
(This daily series will feature $1 Double and 2-pick parlay wagers in horse racing and soccer over a 50-day period. Any profits will be donated to the Futures for Standardbreds and/or Street Soccer USA.)
*Horse Racing*
Delaware Park (Wilmington, Delaware)
Race No. 4
#5: Gotanothathingcomn (+200 ML)
Race No. 5
#5: Darvesh (+450 ML)
Horse Racing Bankroll: $57.55 (+$7.55, +15.10%) (20/84)
*Soccer*
Women's Toppserien (Norway)
Game No. 1
Arna Bjørnar (+1800)
Men's Categoría Primera (Colombia)
Game No. 2
Deportivo Pereira (-125)
Soccer Bankroll: $38.84 (-$11.16, -22.32%) (37/84)
Total Bankroll: $96.39 (-$3.61, -3.61%) (57/168)
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And finally, probably the most ambitious leg of the Pine State Triple Crown: Ice racing on Rangeley Lake.
Skeptical? Once again, there's an international template to follow in Saint Moritz's annual White Turf festival.
(This daily series will feature $1 Double and 2-pick parlay wagers in horse racing and soccer over a 50-day period. Any profits will be donated to the Futures for Standardbreds and/or Street Soccer USA.)
*Horse Racing*
Kentucky Downs (Franklin, Kentucky)
Race No. 8
#2: Six Minus (+450 ML)
Race No. 9
#9: Pin Up Betty (+600 ML)
Horse Racing Bankroll: $58.55 (+$8.55, +17.10%) (20/82)
*Soccer*
Men's USL Championship (United States)
Game No. 1
Hartford Athletic (+450)
Men's USL Championship (United States)
Game No. 2
Tampa Bay Rowdies (-130)
Soccer Bankroll: $39.84 (-$10.16, -20.32%) (37/82)
Total Bankroll: $98.39 (-$1.61, -1.61%) (57/164)
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(This daily series will feature $1 Double and 2-pick parlay wagers in horse racing and soccer over a 50-day period. Any profits will be donated to the Futures for Standardbreds and/or Street Soccer USA.)
*Horse Racing*
Parx Racing (Bensalem, Pennsylvania)
Race No. 7
#2: Urban Symphony (+400 ML)
Race No. 8
#2: Flamingo Way (+140 ML)
Horse Racing Bankroll: $59.55 (+$9.55, +19.10%) (20/80)
*Soccer*
Men's UEFA Nations League
Game No. 1
Netherlands (+155)
Men's International Friendly
Game No. 2
United States (-310)
Soccer Bankroll: $40.84 (-$9.16, -18.32%) (37/80)
Total Bankroll: $100.39 (+$0.39, +0.39%) (57/160)
After coffee and a cruller, I make my way down the other side of the hill to see the animals at (the bar) the Portland Zoo. Any given weekend morning, dozens of fans of the beautiful game turn out in droves to support their favorite club or home country. Beyond the excitement of our favorite teams across the pond, growing anticipation involving next year’s debut of Portland Hearts of Pine is a constant. Its growing supporters group, Dirigo Union, is often in the mix at the Zoo, truly making this place feel like the centerpiece of soccer in Maine.
As a founding member of the club's original supporters' group the Dirigo Union, I'll be buying a season ticket in the supporters section.
(This daily series will feature $1 Double and 2-pick parlay wagers in horse racing and soccer over a 50-day period. Any profits will be donated to the Futures for Standardbreds and/or Street Soccer USA.)
*Horse Racing*
Plainridge Park (Plainville, Massachusetts)
Race No. 1 ($2 Double)
#5: Lew Not Lou (-125 ML)
Race No. 2
#6: Crimson Pine (+2500 ML)
Horse Racing Bankroll: $61.55 (+$11.55, +23.10%) (19/78)
*Soccer*
Africa Cup of Nations Qualifying
Game No. 1
Ghana (-180)
Men's UEFA Nations League
Game No. 2
Iceland (+500)
Soccer Bankroll: $41.84 (-$8.16, -16.32%) (37/78)
Total Bankroll: $103.39 (+$3.39, +3.39%) (56/156)
The first time we saw Crimson Pine was on October 16, 2022, when one of our partners Keith Luke and I trudged into one of the pastures at Norton Farm in Falmouth, Maine.
In the preceding weeks, our trainer Mike Graffam and I had been having conversations about what our partnership's 2023 offering may be.
Our initial offering in 2022 was to purchase a 4-year-old gelding who'd be racing in overnight races on the Maine circuit. And for our 2023 offering, we were looking to expand our ambitions (and risk) by adding a yearling or a 2-year-old to our stable.
One of the yearlings on the Graffam's farm came wrapped in a riddle: He had been foaled in Windsor, Maine, but he wasn't a Maine bred eligible for the Maine Sire Stakes. His sire was the New York-based stallion So Surreal, but his breeding fees hadn't yet been paid. And he'd been at Norton Farm since he was a weanling, but the boarding fees that had accrued since he was first dropped off also hadn't been paid.
But Mike thought this yearling he and his Team Graffam crew called Benny had a good physical build to him, the colt had a strong personality, and Mike thought he had potential as a race horse.
We liked that Mike thought highly of the colt, and we liked that Mike and his team had been Benny's caretakers for a good chunk of Benny's young life.
So after weeks of checking in with Benny's quasi-breeder, his quasi-owner, and the U.S. Trotting Association, we officially struck a deal with Mike to become Benny's co-owners: We'd pay Mike $7,500 for a 50% stake in Benny (this cost was based on Mike's estimate that Benny would likely draw around $15,000 in a yearling sale), we'd split payment of the outstanding stud fee with Mike, and we'd make Mike whole for the outstanding boarding fees Norton Farm was still owed.
By Thanksgiving, we had twenty partners who each paid $900 for a 2.5% stake in the yearling colt who'd be eligible for the New York Sire Stakes. And by Christmas, we used a thorough naming contest among partners that culminated with a ranked-choice vote to christen that yearling colt as Crimson Pine. (We're a Maine-based partnership, so of course we used ranked-choice voting)
For the first time in our partnership's history, we had the opportunity to be involved in campaigning a race horse before he began his racing career.
(This daily series will feature $1 Double and 2-pick parlay wagers in horse racing and soccer over a 50-day period. Any profits will be donated to the Futures for Standardbreds and/or Street Soccer USA.)
*Horse Racing*
Kentucky Downs (Franklin, Kentucky)
Race No. 8
#8: Kilwin (+500 ML)
Race No. 9
#6: May Day Ready (+450 ML)
Horse Racing Bankroll: $38.70 (-$11.30, -22.60%) (17/76)
*Soccer*
Men's 1. Deild (Iceland)
Game No. 1
Grundavík (+950)
Men's UEFA Nations League
Game No. 2
Sweden (-800)
Soccer Bankroll: $42.84 (-$7.16, -14.32%) (36/76)
Total Bankroll: $81.54 (-$18.46, -18.46%) (53/152)
(This daily series will feature $1 Double and 2-pick parlay wagers in horse racing and soccer over a 50-day period. Any profits will be donated to the Futures for Standardbreds and/or Street Soccer USA.)
*Horse Racing*
Colonial Downs (New Kent County, Virginia)
Race No. 5
#3: Webslinger (-125 ML)
Race No. 6
#5: Sharedashenanigans (+1500 ML)
Kentucky Downs (Franklin, Kentucky)
Race No. 7
#12: Vive Veuve (+500 ML)
Race No. 8
#6: Strong Quality (+1500 ML) (Scratched)
#11: Goliad (+1000 ML)
Horse Racing Bankroll: $40.70 (-$9.30, -18.60%) (16/72)
*Soccer*
Women's UEFA Champions League Qualifying
Game No. 1
Ajax (+225)
Men's UEFA Nations League
Game No. 2
Netherlands (-600)
Soccer Bankroll: $43.84 (-$6.16, -12.32%) (35/74)
Total Bankroll: $84.54 (-$15.46, -15.46%) (51/146)
(This daily series will feature $1 Double and 2-pick parlay wagers in horse racing and soccer over a 50-day period. Any profits will be donated to the Futures for Standardbreds and/or Street Soccer USA.)
*Horse Racing*
Del Mar Thoroughbred Club (Del Mar, California)
Race No. 1 ($2 Double)
#10: On the Equinox (+300 ML)
Race No. 2
#2: R Heisman (+125 ML)
Horse Racing Bankroll: $40.70 (-$9.30, -18.60%) (16/72)
*Soccer*
Men's UEFA Nations League
Game No. 1 ($2 Parlay)
France (-175)
Men's UEFA Nations League
Game No. 2
Iceland (+110)
Soccer Bankroll: $45.84 (-$5.16, -10.32%) (34/72)
Total Bankroll: $86.54 (-$13.46, -13.46%) (50/142)
World Soccer Talk recently posted a price comparison between game day experiences at Manchester City and at Inter Miami, which lead to this question: How do season ticket packages for the Boston Red Sox and Liverpool FC compare, with each organization belonging to the same ownership group?
Below is a table that compares the most expensive and least expensive season ticket packages that provides the total cost, a per-game cost that accounts for the different number of home games (81 vs. 19) for each team, and currency exchange rates.
What's not factored in the costs shown in the table is Liverpool FC's lower-cost tiers for each package that apply to senior citizens (65+), young adults (ages 17-21), juniors (ages 16 and younger), and disabled supporters.
(This daily series will feature $1 Double and 2-pick parlay wagers in horse racing and soccer over a 50-day period. Any profits will be donated to the Futures for Standardbreds and/or Street Soccer USA.)
*Horse Racing*
Kentucky Downs (Franklin, Kentucky)
Race No. 8
#12: Outadore (+350 ML)
Race No. 9
#5: Sister Lou Ann (+450 ML)
Horse Racing Bankroll: $41.70 (-$8.30, -16.60%) (16/70)
*Soccer*
Men's UEFA Nations League
Game No. 1
Sweden (-195)
Men's UEFA Nations League
Game No. 2
Spain (-195)
Soccer Bankroll: $46.84 (-$4.16, -8.32%) (33/70)
Total Bankroll: $89.54 (-$10.46, -10.46%) (49/140)
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High school sports in Maine kick off this week, so it's a good time to revisit my January op-ed in the Portland Press Herald about how promotion and relegation should be used to classify high school athletic programs instead of primarily relying on school enrollment:
[A]chieving some level of competitiveness and parity in Maine high school athletics has been an ongoing discussion across a variety of sports in recent years. And there have been numerous ideas, debates, and possible solutions offered. The most straightforward, predictable, and effective solution would be to require promotion and relegation after each season, which is the norm in international soccer (and other international sports) when determining appropriate levels of competition.
(This daily series will feature $1 Double and 2-pick parlay wagers in horse racing and soccer over a 50-day period. Any profits will be donated to the Futures for Standardbreds and/or Street Soccer USA.)
*Horse Racing*
Remington Park (Oklahoma City, Oklahoma)
Race No. 5 ($1 Pick 3)
#4: Flat Out Rhonda (+1000 ML)
Race No. 6
#3: Fireball Birdie (+250 ML)
Race No. 7
#5: Holly Dolly (+250 ML)
Horse Racing Bankroll: $42.70 (-$7.30, -14.60%) (15/67)
*Soccer*
Women's UEFA Champions League Qualifying
Game No. 1 ($1 3-Leg Parlay)
Eintracht Frankfurt (-190)
Women's UEFA Champions League Qualifying
Game No. 2
SL Benfica (-275)
Women's UEFA Champions League Qualifying
Game No. 3
Brondby IF (+310)
Soccer Bankroll: $46.84 (-$3.16, -6.32%) (32/67)
Total Bankroll: $91.54 (-$8.46, -8.46%) (47/134)
(This daily series will feature $1 Double and 2-pick parlay wagers in horse racing and soccer over a 50-day period. Any profits will be donated to the Futures for Standardbreds and/or Street Soccer USA.)
*Horse Racing*
FanDuel Fairmount Park (Collinsville, Illinois)
Race No. 3
#3: Speightieman (+600 ML)
Race No. 4
#2: D'Yank (+300 ML)
Horse Racing Bankroll: $43.70 (-$6.30, -12.60%) (14/66)
*Soccer*
Men's EFL Cup (England)
Game No. 1
Birmingham City FC (-290)
Men's EFL Cup (England)
Game No. 2
Bolton (-140)
Soccer Bankroll: $47.84 (-$2.16, -4.32%) (31/66)
Total Bankroll: $91.54 (-$8.46, -8.46%) (45/132)
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