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In this week's edition of 'Rewind ' Robert Smith offers up a few short stories about people, perhaps places and things, all from the past of harness racing. As usual a few old pictures are included.
Several months after Karen Hauver retired from a 21-year career with the Ontario Sire Stakes program — a job that precluded her from owning a racehorse — her father suggested that she and her mother join him in ownership of a two-year-old filly pacer that was getting ready to qualify.
Hightstown, NJ — Several months after Karen Hauver retired from a 21-year career with the Ontario Sire Stakes program — a job that precluded her from owning a racehorse — her father suggested that she and her mother join him in ownership of a 2-year-old harness racing filly pacer that was getting ready to qualify.
In the latest edition of Rewind Robert Smith discusses the phenomenon of a dead heat in harness racing; always a rather exciting and often intriguing happening.
In this week's Rewind Robert Smith recalls a special evening held over 60 years ago in 1961 at London's Western Fair Raceway.