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General Category => Harness Racing => Topic started by: sacbee on May 07, 2026, 03:57:03 PM
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Is there something in the water i was at bangor yesterday and was told James doucettes girlfriend is Camden Ross a 16 year old he's 25 wtf he's a child molester like Bobby marston hes 45 his girlfriend is 16 too wheres these girls father I'd beat the asses off them pedophiles if I was there father
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Whether this is true or not, why would you post the minor’s name? Needs to be taken down asap!
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Benson Merrill is a married man and got caught bending that 16yo girl over by one of 18 kids he has with his wife. Good ol' religious family they are.
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I believe both are 18 years old and if not the state of Maine 16 is legal.
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If you think a 45 year old screwing a 16 year old is cool then ur no better then a pedophile
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I heard Gary Mosher is his idol
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Probably
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The state of Maine never raced for any money.
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While Maine has a storied history in harness racing, most horses race for little money. Outside of the Maine Sire Stakes, it's got to be a tough "road to hoe" for any owner to make money. And with pools so small, it's not easy to make a "betting coup" at the windows. We have heard rumors for years that we'll see a "new spanking" track off the Saco Exit one day, but that will never happen. First it was investors from Boston. Next it was a group out of NYC. Then some local business folk were working on it. Nothing ever came of it. So we have Bangor. Which is ok. Then a rundown dump at the Cumberland Fairgrounds. And finally.....fair racing coming up fast. The fairs are fun at least. Over priced food. Lot's of exhibits. Free tastings of maple syrup, jams and jellies, and homemade chocolate. And lots of racing before packed old wooded stands for us to watch. But despite it all.....I love living in Maine.
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While Maine has a storied history in harness racing, most horses race for little money. Outside of the Maine Sire Stakes, it's got to be a tough "road to hoe" for any owner to make money. And with pools so small, it's not easy to make a "betting coup" at the windows. We have heard rumors for years that we'll see a "new spanking" track off the Saco Exit one day, but that will never happen. First it was investors from Boston. Next it was a group out of NYC. Then some local business folk were working on it. Nothing ever came of it. So we have Bangor. Which is ok. Then a rundown dump at the Cumberland Fairgrounds. And finally.....fair racing coming up fast. The fairs are fun at least. Over priced food. Lot's of exhibits. Free tastings of maple syrup, jams and jellies, and homemade chocolate. And lots of racing before packed old wooded stands for us to watch. But despite it all.....I love living in Maine.
I love Maine too there's no doubt about it in regards to harness racing it's a losing proposition
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I love Maine too there's no doubt about it in regards to harness racing it's a losing proposition
It really is a great place to live. Harness racing here is fun to watch, but you are correct about it being a "losing proposition". Most of the crowds in the stands are either fellow horseman or relatives.They are not really creating any new fans.
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No need for fans thanks to the welfare from the Casino's
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Really the Horsemen fucked themselves when they went against the owner of Scarborough Downs. It was all downhill from there not very smart if you ask me
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I was never a Joe fan,but new we needed the downs. It was all down hill after he died,
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MHHA complained about the bathrooms and lack of hot water, Cumberland has portajohns and a lack of hot water but not a word from the MHHA
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Cumberland got thier sports betting facility and they now must be very profitable being in the state of Maine. Why they dont't make the track more fan friendly makes no sense. Never been to the betting faciitity. Curious if the bathrooms and seating area.s are comfortable there.
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Cumberland got thier sports betting facility and they now must be very profitable being in the state of Maine. Why they dont't make the track more fan friendly makes no sense. Never been to the betting faciitity. Curious if the bathrooms and seating area.s are comfortable there.
I go almost every weekend. Facility is a dump. Bathrooms are a mess. And no real good food. Parking is trackside. Crowds are very small. But the racing is fun to watch.
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Bangor is 100% more fan friendly with food and a nice indoor betting area with many more TVs the Dumberland
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Bangor is 100% more fan friendly with food and a nice indoor betting area with many more TVs the Dumberland
I agree 100%. Cumby doesn't put a cent into making their track comfortable and fan friendly.
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I agree 100%. Cumby doesn't put a cent into making their track comfortable and fan friendly.
The heater upstairs in the grandstand would not heat an outhouse.
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If you think a 45 year old screwing a 16 year old is cool then ur no better then a pedophile
Ya that is pretty gross & is definitely pedo behavior, alot of guys get laughed out of the room by most women their age, sick of striking out- it doesn't take much to impress a kid.
They don't "fall in love" with a kid who has nothing in common with them besides immaturity.
They do it because everyone their age thinks they're a joke
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Agree we'll said
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Don't forget a 10 years ago when the Harrington's were with the Sowers before getting together themselves. I believe there was about a 10 year gap between them mid 20s vs mid teens ?
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fairs are really the only fun places in maine to attend. mhha hated joe and scarborough. really did shoot themself by getting rid of the downs for cumberland. went from close to a hundred race days to 40. not a great idea. bangor is a decent place to attend yet so few actually do. said it before. southern maine needs a evening track with lights for the summer. the tourist crowds went away when we stopped seeing night racing.
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fairs are really the only fun places in maine to attend. mhha hated joe and scarborough. really did shoot themself by getting rid of the downs for cumberland. went from close to a hundred race days to 40. not a great idea. bangor is a decent place to attend yet so few actually do. said it before. southern maine needs a evening track with lights for the summer. the tourist crowds went away when we stopped seeing night racing.
I agree with what you say. But as someone who lives in Southern Maine, I don't think we'll ever see a track built around here.
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I see where Walter had only one drive at Bangor Sunday. Scores at a delicious 16-1. Good for him. tmbz1
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Casey doesn't get as many drives as he used to. We used to chat at Scarborough Downs years ago. He'll get more drives at the fairs.
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The driving colony is thin in Maine, especially with Drew Campbell gone. Some younger drivers are getting opportunities. Heath Campbell is back from Florida, and he's very good.
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The driving colony is thin in Maine, especially with Drew Campbell gone. Some younger drivers are getting opportunities. Heath Campbell is back from Florida, and he's very good.
Yeah, some of the younger drivers are getting some drives. Fair racing is coming soon here. Fryeburg is my favorite.