Two Sunday notes: 1) Check this out. We have been racing horses for centuries and it shows. It's what we do. These guys are probably racing for 40 bucks and a pitcher of beer.
2) Somebeachsomewhere is sick and scratched from tomorrows Matron at Dover. What a shame. I heard Dover was planning some good things and would have had a great crowd for him.
Note: Do you want to know what those thoroughbred folks are thinking when they watch harness? Well Valerie will tell you :)
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OK, I don't know if it makes economic sense and I have never been to Bermuda, but apparently there is some interest in harness racing in Bermuda. We have a tourist destination with no racetracks. I wonder if anyone thought of bringing pari-mutuels to the island?
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