Mike Seely is a former Editor-in-Chief at Seattle Weekly. He specializes in themes related to animal rescue and rehabilitation, animal rights, and veterinary care, reflecting his passion for advocating for animals and their well-being. Mike has been featured in numerous publications, including Seattle magazine, The Seattle Times, and Yahoo Sports, among others.
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Mike Seely's articles predominantly cover sports and gambling, often focusing on betting odds and related legal and regulatory issues. He frequently includes expert commentary, government announcements, event coverage, and data citations in his pieces. Thus, he is likely to be interested in receiving pitches from individuals who can provide unique insights into the analysis of betting odds or offer expertise in sports-related legal matters.
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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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By: Mike Seely
Touchy, the Wesley Ward-trained Kentucky shipper who most people thought would win the Longacres Mile, crossed the wire first in that race on Sunday. But after a successful objection from the jockey on 32-1 longshot Adios Jojo, who got nosed out in a photo finish, Touchy was demoted to second, with Adios Jojo declared the winner of the $125,000 Longacres Mile at Emerald Downs.
By: Kate Lowpensky, Mike Seely
Meet four animals that have mastered the art of chemical defense and offense. Sneak up on a bombardier beetle and it will shoot boiling acid from its behind. Cone snails will inject a fish with venom and swallow it whole, while the reclusive vinegaroon has a stinky surprise for anyone who messes with it. The Arizona bark scorpion has a sting powerful enough to send humans to the hospital, but it doesn't seem to bother the tiny southern grasshopper mouse.
A group of urban beavers helped Pamela Adams through a tough time. Now she's returning the favor. By Mike Seely August 24, 2026
This long-ago trip to Treasure Island yielded no treasure but left an indelible imprint on the author, thanks to the shocking presence of Dr. Jason Seaver.
Trainer Blaine Wright has apparently seen enough of Si That Tiger around two turns, as the trainer has him entered in a $30,000 allowance at five furlongs on Sunday rather than waiting for the 1 1/16-mile Muckleshoot Tribal Classic a week later.
Trainer Tom Wenzel has no fewer than nine entrants – eight belonging to leading owner George Todaro – for the four $50,000 stakes Sunday at Emerald Downs.
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By: Mike Seely
No horse older than 3 won a stakes race at Emerald Downs on Sunday.
By: Mike Seely
“It was kind of magical,” says McDonald, who now works at Amazon and is an adjunct professor of taxation at the University of Washington, where he got his
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