Mike Seely is a former Editor-in-Chief at Seattle Weekly. He specializes in sports and sports business, bringing a unique perspective to his writing and editing roles at various publications. Mike has been featured in notable outlets such as The Seattle Times, Miami New Times, and Yahoo Sports, among others.
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Jerry Kum has owned a handful of horses who've raced at Emerald Downs over the years, keeping them in the care of various trainers. This year, Kum has decided to condition them himself.
By Serious drinking, in and of itself, is a descent into darkness.
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By: Mike Seely
The Washington Horse Racing Commission on Monday approved a request from Emerald Downs to drop four days of racing in August, with track president Phil Ziegler advocating for the move as a necessary antidote to dwindling horse population and handle.
Nightcap Recap will face winners for the first time in Sunday's ninth race at Emerald Downs. On the strength of his debut maiden win, he is very likely to go off favored.
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By: Mike Seely
On July 8, the nonprofit Pacific Thoroughbred Racing Association convened an online meeting during which it informed stakeholders that it was unlikely that Vancouver’s Hastings Racecourse would run a 10-day fall meet in 2026.
At a racetrack bedeviled by small fields, Emerald Downs bettors should find plenty to like in Saturday's seventh race, a 6 1/2-furlong sprint for $25,000 claiming runners that drew a field of nine.
The 8-year-old gelding Slew's Tiz Whiz was seeking a record-setting fifth straight Governor's Stakes victory on Sunday at Emerald Downs, but the 4-year-old favorite, Si That Tiger, refused to respect his elder, cruising to a gate-to-wire, 1 3/4-length victory.
Green tree ants are a dominant species in tropical forests stretching from India to northern Australia. Aggressive, industrious and highly territorial, most of their neighbors don't want to mess with them. With a reputation like that, over millions of years multiple animals evolved to mimic them– some to stay safe, and others to kill.
Morgan Wallen being kicked out of Kid Rock's bar is a meeting of the minds in the worst way possible. And they meet again on this list.
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By: Mike Seely
Debbie Peebles, the former racing director at Hastings Racecourse and a past president of the Horsemen's Benevolent and Protective Association of British Columbia, died on Aug. 10 after being struck by a motor vehicle near her home in North Burnaby.
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