KENTUCKY IS THE PLACE TO BE NOW AND IN THE FUTURE

[BrokenHeadPole]

Kentucky will be the "new Meadowlands" in a few years. The harness industry is booming in that state. The big owners and breeders are building new farms. Drivers are even buying homes there. You have very sharp people owning/running the Red Mile. Sire Stakes is an amazing program. Purses are huge.  Other harness tracks in the state have conditions for all types of horses. Barn helps make more there than in other states.  It's the place to race now and in the future.

[Pacer 2]

Kentucky will be the "new Meadowlands" in a few years. The harness industry is booming in that state. The big owners and breeders are building new farms. Drivers are even buying homes there. You have very sharp people owning/running the Red Mile. Sire Stakes is an amazing program. Purses are huge.  Other harness tracks in the state have conditions for all types of horses. Barn helps make more there than in other states.  It's the place to race now and in the future.

     ABSOLUTELY THRIVING.   

[Kirby's Ace]

I heard that's why Josh Green moved there and Eric Good invested millions on that farm. The breeding program and $$ opportunities for Ky Bred's are going to be like no other. Just look at Luther and his set up!

[AgentQ]

It's the place to be right now, never mind the future. Unfortunately there will. be me and about fifty other people taking in the action today so hopefully they will use some of the money and put it in the hands of capable marketing firms.

[BrokenHeadPole]

I predict they will have feature races in the future with purses FAR GREATER than the Meadowlands.

[Lockedin with Pace]

You're probably right, but nowhere near what Meadowlands handles even though it's been declining.

[Third Over]

I heard that's why Josh Green moved there and Eric Good invested millions on that farm. The breeding program and $$ opportunities for Ky Bred's are going to be like no other. Just look at Luther and his set up!

Josh Green is no longer employed at Eric Good's Spring Station farm in Kentucky.. moving in another direction.

[Calhoun]

Kentucky 

[Kirby's Ace]

Josh Green is no longer employed at Eric Good's Spring Station farm in Kentucky.. moving in another direction.

Really..Wow..I know his gal was posting pictures from there on the 11th.

[HeadintheSand]

Kentucky will go as far at their State Commission allows.  We need a commission that stands lock step with the animal.  There needs to be consequences for nefarious activity.  I would love to see Kentucky take the lead for Harness Racing.  For me, the state Commision for Ohio, New York and New Jersey have been a travesty! We can talk about the money for the stake races in Ohio….blah , blah, blah, but a ton of questionable activity by so called horsemen and horsewomen!!!! I also put some of the accountability on the owners. They know dam well what is going on.

[Kirby's Ace]

All the cheats will wind up their. Mark my words. They follow the money and right now the money is heading to KY!

[rainman2]

Kentucky will be the "new Meadowlands" in a few years. The harness industry is booming in that state. The big owners and breeders are building new farms. Drivers are even buying homes there. You have very sharp people owning/running the Red Mile. Sire Stakes is an amazing program. Purses are huge.  Other harness tracks in the state have conditions for all types of horses. Barn helps make more there than in other states.  It's the place to race now and in the future.

Bring some good stock and bring a good driver now while the conditions are this way.

There is no guarantee on the future of harness racing.

[Pacer 2]

There is no guarantee on the future of harness racing.

     There's no guarantee on anything except death and taxes MR OBVIOUS!   

[rainman2]

     There's no guarantee on anything except death and taxes MR OBVIOUS!   

You forgot to post the front part of the quote for everyone to read here.

[talkstohisself]

As long as Beshear is gov it will thrive  he is a huge supporter  of the racing industry