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They say the only thing about common sense in harness racing is that unfortunately, the application of it is not very common. That saying rings true in every sense of the word as information comes to light about a group of high-profile horsemen in North America facing historical charges relating to the application of phenylbutazone
Harrah’s Hoosier Park Racing & Casino closed the curtain on the 30th season of live harness racing on Saturday, Dec. 9 in front of a packed house.
It wasn’t the North America Cup, Hambletonian or Kentucky Futurity, but Scott Zeron proved on Friday night at The Meadowlands that it doesn’t necessarily take a major stakes event to find him in the winner’s circle, as the 34-year-old, known as “The Money Man,” guided five winners on the card.
Jody is a five-year-old mare who earlier this year was facing Open-caliber horses at Dover Downs and Yonkers Raceway then slumped a bit at the start of the fall.
Whoever came up with the slogan “It All Comes Down to the Breeders Crown” deserves accolades beyond those words as this classic harness racing series has been a defining moment in our sport since 1984. This season is no different as this one night can make or break a career and either make dreams come