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Harness Racing / Re: Ronnie Wrenn Jr

« Last post by ScrapeThePaint on Today at 08:43:18 PM »

Quote from: Checked Up on Today at 05:55:43 PM

Ronnie fits right in with the best in the game IMO! I was only about 22 when I raced with his dad who also had great hands,but like to take the envelope from time to time. Glad to see the "Chip off the Block " make the big time!👍

Ronnie is one of the best. Extremely talented and all business. Can race with the best of em

Harness Racing / Re: Woodmere Rock It

« Last post by PineHurstPacer on Today at 08:32:54 PM »

Quote from: AgentQ on Today at 07:27:07 PM

anyone else find it a little odd that this smith guy, anthony's lifelong friend, takes on a stable horse, goes undefeated with the horse and says sorry pal I don't have a stall for you next year. The french guy, another longtime friend, told anthony thanks but no thanks for any stable horses going forward.

you must be a lib, this is fake news, all of it

the pei trainer told him he had a stall for 1 yearling, but not 2

theStable hasn't had enough horses racing in Ontario to have 2 trainers for months....it's called business

Harness Racing / Re: Sunday, 10/18/26 - Gambling (Last Chance for some 😍)

« Last post by bello on Today at 07:38:28 PM »

nfld r4 p3 23/3/15 but once again noble completely dead on the board.

Harness Racing / Re: Ronnie Wrenn Jr

« Last post by AgentQ on Today at 07:27:47 PM »

Great guy from a great family and super talented driver.

Harness Racing / Re: Woodmere Rock It

« Last post by AgentQ on Today at 07:27:07 PM »

anyone else find it a little odd that this smith guy, anthony's lifelong friend, takes on a stable horse, goes undefeated with the horse and says sorry pal I don't have a stall for you next year. The french guy, another longtime friend, told anthony thanks but no thanks for any stable horses going forward.

Harness Racing / Re: Roger Hammer

« Last post by JL52 on Today at 07:24:28 PM »

As a college student, I recall the trek to Liberty Bell circa 1972 when a young Roger Hammer would ship in from Wheeling Downs, home, like Georgetown (Del) of $500 purses. He was seldom bet, and had good horses like Butlers Luck at that time. Any of you old fogeys remember, like this old fogey does?