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66-year-old Maine harness-racing track up for sale (Sports Betting News)

March 24, 2017March 24, 2017| 0 Comment| 21:29
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The owner of Scarborough Downs has a purchase agreement in place for the sale of the harness-racing track to a Massachusetts developer. David Perkins, attorney for the potential buyer, said the 483-acre property isn’t under contract and that he doesn’t want to comment right now.

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