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General Category => Harness Racing => Topic started by: Jack R. Braden on November 02, 2025, 08:58:21 AM
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Happy First Tracks Cumberland Winter Meet opening day to all who celebrate!
Going with an $18 Pick 5 this morning:
R3: 3, 7
R4: 5, 6
R5: 1, 3, 4
R6: 4, 6, 7
R7: 2
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Switzer wins 5 races
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CUMBY
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Switzer wins 5 races
Slow start—took him all the way to Race 7 to bag #5. Meanwhile, chalk dominates making for some fairly predictable results at Cumby.
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One of Harness Racings finest facilities in NA for the fans and horsemen
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One of Harness Racings finest facilities in NA for the fans and horsemen
And probably one of the bottom 10 handles too!
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Ok, he won 7 races. I was being cautious.
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Ok, he won 7 races. I was being cautious.
Its amazing hes crushing in maine yet hes mediocre in mass at best.
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Makes it easy when he's listed on a few better ones in each race, and he can pick the best one. That's not the case when he drives at Palinridge.
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Makes it easy when he's listed on a few better ones in each race, and he can pick the best one. That's not the case when he drives at Palinridge.
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Because like I said hes mediocre at best
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I heard they remodeled the driver's lounge. The previous one was a trailer to protect them from frostbite
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I heard they remodeled the driver's lounge. The previous one was a trailer to protect them from frostbite
Where's the new track they promised you morons?
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How can the poor horseman survive with such small purses. How can an owner even have a prayer of ever making a dime?
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2nd job for most. Their better halves have well-paying jobs.
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2nd job for most. Their better halves have well-paying jobs.
The same is true for the horsemen who race at vernon.
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The drivers trailer has both ac and heat and this spring a tv was put in to watch the races only the best for Maine
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Not much competition for KS2 since Casey and Drew departed
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Many are shipping Maine sire stakes horses to the NW 1, NW 2, or NW3 classes at the Ridge. Totters and pacers are going. With 4 days of racing there, cheaper classes are a go, and the Fields are not that tough this time of the year, and the purses are fantastic. Racing for $12,500 to $17,500. We got some nice checks last week.
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Without horse's from Maine Plainridge would have a lot of short fields
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Many have shipped, but you need horses that can be competitive. Most will be in the cheap TM races.