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Bay County Commissioners ban commercial activity at 11 boat ramps, spanning from Panama City Beach to Bayou George, after residents experience issues.

Eddie Dennis usually remains quiet when watching his horses compete. But as Hellabalou charged down the stretch on his way to an 81-1 upset in his Meadowlands Pace elimination last Saturday, the trainer made an exception. “I don’t ever holler for a horse, but I hollered for him the other night,” Dennis said with a laugh. “It was a nice treat. We thought we could make the final. We didn’t realize we might maybe have that big of a shot to win. “He just responded. That’s him. If he’s in that position and he’s healthy and everything is going his way, he responds. He likes to pas...

When it came to hot hands at Harrington Raceway, no sulky sitter could match the mitts of driver Montrell Teague who lit the lamp six times on the Monday card. Teague piloted a pair of Josh Green-trainees, Eric Good’s Carlisimo ($2.60) and KDP Stable’s Anytime N ($3.20) to victories early in the card. Anytime N’s 1:53 win came in the co-featured $17,000 conditioned pace for mares over Feeling Sweet and Shesarocker. One race later, Teague chauffeured American Admiral ($2.80) to his third straight win for owners David Hamm and Rodney Long and current meet leading trainer Chuck Crissman. ...

Rich Lombardo, David Kryway, Eric Good and Josh Green’s Jacks Legend N notched his 18th career win Monday in the featured $20,000 Open Pace at Harrington Raceway. The seven-year-old Bettors Delight gelding and driver Pat Berry grinded away in first-over position at pacesetter Goldberg and gained the lead at the top of the stretch before holding off JJ Flynn, who closed gamely in the passing lane, for a narrow win. Penzance Hanover was third. The winner was trained by co-owner Green, who had three wins on the card, including Machaholic and ($54.80) and American Admiral ($6.20). It was the s...

Over a Harrah’s Philadelphia oval not friendly to closing horses, the Sweet Lou sophomore colt Hellabalou made a startling 2021 debut on Wednesday (April 14), winning an $11,200 co-featured pace in 1:51.1, covering his own last half officially in :53. Hellabalou was third over as pacesetter Step On The Gas attempted to take his third win in his last four starts. But when driver Andrew McCarthy sent Hellabalou wide early in the backstretch to circle dull cover, he responded with a sizzling :25.4 third quarter and kept going to race first-over into the far turn. From there, he paced away to a...