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>> good everybody, from msnbc world headquarters in new york, im lindsey reiser in for alex witt. breaking news developing drama playing out over the skies of the carolinas, just a short time ago we received this video. residents say is that alleged chinese spy ballooned flying over the skies, over asheville, north carolina. floating eastwards toward the atlantic ocean. more video in our news room just a short time ago shows that over clover, south carolina, thats a neighboring city of...

Their payments at all of the toll plaza, so hopefully that will ease some of the congestion there. A good day to fly. We have check with philly international in, fog delays and in delays at the airport, mike and alex, back over to you. We have an interesting story out of feltonville and we are trying to piece this together. Two teens are dead and another is in the hospital after being involved in the late night crash. Lets get to steve keeley who joins us from feltonville, steve. Reporter hear b...

When Race Secretary Rob Pennington and his assistant Andrew Topham opened the ‘virtual’ box for First Tracks Cumberland’s opening weekend, they were pleased to find 160 horses had been dropped in for the double draw for Saturday and Sunday (April 13 & 14).

Two of Maine harness racing’s favourite elder statesmen, 85-year-old Bob Nadeau and his trusty 14-year-old grey steed Putnams Storm, made quick work of the $7,000 Frosty final at Cumberland on Friday, Dec. 22, winning the pop-up series final in 2:02.1 and putting an exclamation point on a poignant career.

CUMBERLAND, ME – Two of Maine harness racing’s favorite elder statesmen, 85-year-old Bob Nadeau and his trusty 14-year-old gray steed Putnams Storm (Force Of Life) made quick work of the $7,000 Frost Final at Cumberland on Friday (Dec. 22), winning the pop-up series final in 2:02.1, and putting an exclamation point on a poignant career.

Luke McGook, the fast horse with the funny name, provided for a mild upset while capturing the $71,134 Maine Sire Stakes for three-year-old pacing colts and geldings, highlighting the rich $280,000-plus Pine Tree State-bred sophomore finals at Bangor on Oct. 14

Bruizn upset in the $7,000 top trot of the day in 2:01.1 at Cumberland Fair on Sunday (Oct. 1).

Bangor, Maine ... J J S Jet (Jereme's Jet-Northern Desire), a mainstay along the state-of-Maine harness racing circuit for the last ten years, charged to his 60th career win on Wednesday (September 13) at Bangor Raceway with regular pilot Drew Campbell manning the cockpit. The win, timed in 2:00.2, was the first of the season

Maine’s three-year-old pacing colts and geldings got away from the fairgrounds and invaded historic Bass Park in Bangor for two $14,000-plus divisions of the Sire Stakes and when the dust settled, it was the Tardif Taskforce that came away with the lion’s share of the hardware after sweeping both events—but not without significant effort.

"All good things must come to an end.” English poet Geoffrey Chaucer is credited with the original use of this idiom in the 1300s, which is commonly used as a proverb to remind us that nothing great will last forever. This aptly describes the 2023 winning streak of Marc Tardif’s Luke McGook.