The Su Mac Lad final last night at the M provided some fireworks. Rockin' Ronnie Pierce is never boring. He tried his Art Official move, but this time, no dice. He did soften up the Champ somewhat, but he had enough to hold off Arch Madness.
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I went to the Big M that night to see the rubber match between two true champions who both want to win every time.
Nobody was beating Jim that night but I wonder what would have happened if Somebeachsomewhere or Art Official were in that race too.
Looking forward to the Harness equivalent of Seattle Slew vs. Affirmed for the rest of the year.
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