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Not THAT way…PART TWO

As you can imagine, it didn’t take long for comments both pro and con to arrive at my “front door” after the interview with harness racing Hall of Famer John Campbell…about 1:52 3/5 or so. The “pros” outnumbered the “cons” by a wide margin and, to those that provided comments saying, “it’s too late” or “it’ll never

Fixing harness racing… no, not THAT way!

In a recent Mane Attraction, it was pointed out that many harness racing journalists have professed that our great sport needs a “facelift” of sorts, addressing the problems concerning the attrition of everything from fans to field sizes. Yes, it’s true that we are, in some instances, on “life support,” dependent on harness racing’s own

Coastal flooding concerns continuing on Islands

Hennessey Has A Blast In The Booth

Wally Hennessey’s career as a track announcer lasted only several minutes, but the experience will be a memory for a lifetime.

Mike Rapone

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Twin Opens, Record Handle At Pompano | Standardbred Canada

Rebellious returned to the racing wars after being given a couple of weeks off to “freshen up,” and proved that the vacation was well worth it by scoring a 1:49.4 win in Pompano Park’s $10,500 Open I-II Handicap Pace on Monday night (Feb. 15). The seven-year-old gelded son of Mach Three, owned by trainer Mike Deters and Joel Warner, had Wally Hennessey in the sulky and took charge from post five around the initial turn and carded fractions of :26.3, :55.1 and 1:22.1 along the way before holding off the bid of the pocket-sitting Alluneedisfaith N (Mike Simons) to score by a half length. Ideal Feeling (Rick Plano) was third, three lengths away.