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Oct 8, 2019 56 min

S3 E5 - Longacres III

from Can Do with Bill Duncliffe Hosted by Bill Duncliffe

Last season we took a look back at one of the premiere thoroughbred tracks of the Northwest in a 2 part special we called Memories of Longacres. Although lost, this track is surely not forgotten. When we ran the special, we gained an even greater sense of what Longacres meant to racing fans. After an outpouring of comments and messages, we decided to do one final installment of The Memories of Longacres. Bill was joined by Dave Sangara, Kany Levine, and Ron Blake who all shared their fond memories. Join us on facebook for photos and additional content.

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