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As mentioned in the past, my first REAL visit to see harness racing was August 22, 1959. I was barely 16 years old and was corralled there from a bowling alley in Chicago after winning a “pot game” at the Bryn Mawr Bowl and winning $15. After that match, a gentleman approached me and offered
Filippo Lago for vendopuledri.it reports that famed Italian harness racing horseman Giancarlo Baldi passed away today (Dec. 23) at age 90. A news that shook a routine morning for insiders, too destabilizing to leave in the minds of those who knew him personally or even just through their exploits on the track, a lucidity from
In this week's edition of Rewind Robert Smith recalls the great season of 1983 when three-year-old pacer Ralph Hanover took the world of harness racing on a joyful ride as he won Pacing's Triple Crown.
The sophomore class for trotting colts and geldings was full of talent, the “wealth” and speed shared by a number of horses all vying for year-end harness racing honors. But, at the end of the season, there was one particular colt emerging by taking three of our sport’s most prestigious events-Tactical Approach. Here’s a look
In this week's Rewind Robert Smith takes readers back to 1970 as he recalls the details of the first ever World Driving Championship (WDC).