Mike MacAdam
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 174
- Latest publication
- Sep 14, 2026
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- Jul 4, 2026
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Saratoga keeps its feet after long haul (opens the original)
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SARATOGA SPRINGS â Not long after the gates opened at 11:30 a.m. on Monday, the line for free red-plaid flannel shirts with a âSaratogaâ logo on it stretched from the Big Red Spring all the way through the backyard picnic area to the little kidsâ playground at the end of the grandstand. The New York Racing Association announced 29,424 in paid admission, pretty full for a gorgeous Labor Day when there were plenty of full picnic tables elsewhere. If not free shirts. By 7 p.m., not long aft
Saratoga keeps its feet after long haul (opens the original)
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SARATOGA SPRINGS â Not long after the gates opened at 11:30 a.m. on Monday, the line for free red-plaid flannel shirts with a âSaratogaâ logo on it stretched from the Big Red Spring all the way through the backyard picnic area to the little kidsâ playground at the end of the grandstand. The New York Racing Association announced 29,424 in paid admission, pretty full for a gorgeous Labor Day when there were plenty of full picnic tables elsewhere. If not free shirts. By 7 p.m., not long aft
Saratoga keeps its feet after long haul (opens the original)
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SARATOGA SPRINGS â Not long after the gates opened at 11:30 a.m. on Monday, the line for free red-plaid flannel shirts with a âSaratogaâ logo on it stretched from the Big Red Spring all the way through the backyard picnic area to the little kidsâ playground at the end of the grandstand. The New York Racing Association announced 29,424 in paid admission, pretty full for a gorgeous Labor Day when there were plenty of full picnic tables elsewhere. If not free shirts. By 7 p.m., not long aft
Saratoga keeps its feet after long haul (opens the original)
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SARATOGA SPRINGS â Not long after the gates opened at 11:30 a.m. on Monday, the line for free red-plaid flannel shirts with a âSaratogaâ logo on it stretched from the Big Red Spring all the way through the backyard picnic area to the little kidsâ playground at the end of the grandstand. The New York Racing Association announced 29,424 in paid admission, pretty full for a gorgeous Labor Day when there were plenty of full picnic tables elsewhere. If not free shirts. By 7 p.m., not long aft
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