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We’ve been warned about “global warming” for some years now and we all hope it’s not too late to do something about it. But, meanwhile, beach erosion continues, glaciers keep melting and the earth warms degree by degree threatening our very existence. Over the past several years—many years, in fact—we have seen warning signs that
I had a good, long conversation with an old-time horseman the other day. He came from an era where drivers were trainers, carrying stopwatches in races trying to put something over on the competition by trying to get to the half in 1:03 by “clocking” in at the three-eighths pole in :47 and a piece.
There were only a few sure things about harness racing in the 1960s. Harness racing owned the night in the New York City metropolitan area, and nobody could make a living betting on them. Neither of those sure things held. How did it all begin? Children knew all about harness racing before ever making a
In the latest Rewind Robert Smith takes readers back to 1970 and recalls that year's Prix D'Ete race at Montreal's Blue Bonnets Raceway
As much as we do not like to admit it, our grand sport of harness racing would be in REALLY big trouble without the casino industry gulping up properties with luscious land values and sports betting now creeping into the pockets of gamblers. No, things didn’t work out well in Florida as the Governor threw