Paul Allen is the radio voice of the Minnesota Vikings as well as the track announcer at Canterbury Park. Now he is combining his talents and summarizing each Vikings game in the form of a thoroughbred race call.
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Every week the Minnesota Vikings get together with play-by-play announcer Paul Allen and combine his skills as a football announcer and horse racing announcer to create a race-like call of that week's Vikings game.
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Last Saturday was extreme day at Canterbury Park in Shakopee. The horse racing track brought out ostriches and camels for a couple of races, as they have done annually for years now. In the final race, track announcer Paul Allen became the first-ever to call a race on helium.
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