The trainer's name was Bob Stevenson, his daughter Janet is married to Eddie Davis Jr I'm not positive but think Bob may have passed away fairly recently
I've been in De. For 38 years and its always been Jack at Dover. I can't remember when he missed a night in that time.
Question....do you remember a trotter from about the late 9o,s into the early 2000,s named Storemont Northstar He won a boat load of races on that circuit and retired at 14 years old....asking because i had a piece of him when he raced in Ontario and then sold him.. to a trainer named Bob something, forgot the last name....im pretty sure the horse has passed on by now
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I would believe after 20+ years of operation, there is enough data to support facts. not ideas. Let's face facts, harness racing has only only flourished with live attendance and on track wagering. Both that have changed with the times. Technology is what advanced the product and technology is what has made the product close to obsolete. I don't care how much you spend on every form of advertising and marketing, you will never out seel, technology. Even the people who do come to the races beton their phone into pools that more favor them than the track. The notion that was floated was with big purses come big horses and fast times. Everyone will want to come to the track to see these races. Well , nobody gives a shit about the $10K claiming pacer that just won in 1:49 I don't know what the answer is or if there is an answer to the low attendance and poor live handle. But, what I do know is, it is not morse of the same thing.
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