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Even though driver David Ingraham did not cross the wire first in Saturday's (April 15) first race conditioned trot at Shenandoah Downs, he did return to the winner's circle to get his picture taken. The 61-year-old reinsman had just made career start number 53,000 in that race aboard Arthur Lisi's Rocky Bomber and even though he finished fourth, was recognized afterwards for the milestone accomplishment.
The first ever spring harness season at Shenandoah Downs kicked off Saturday on a warm but blustery afternoon as local Woodstock, Virginia resident trainer Betsy Brown reached the winner's circle in the initial race with Terrys Watching -- runner-up in the 2022 Virginia Breeder's Two-Year-Old Colt/Gelding Trot Championship.
One small town in Arkansas is already making a big impact by working together to help out victims of last week's tornado in Mississippi.
David Ingraham is a real estate attorney in the firm’s Boston office. David works with the firm’s real estate attorneys as they negotiate and close commercial real estate transactions.
The journal was written by David Ingraham, a Christian missionary who did missionary work in Jamaica during the 1800s. It was discovered in 2015.