It was Builder’s Day at the Hippodrome 3R Sunday (Oct. 1) with the Quebec Jockey Club playing tribute to some of the great harness racing horsemen from Quebec who have had great influence in the development and promotion of harness racing in the province. On the racetrack it was Louis-Philippe Roy (LPR) Day as he
It was Builder’s Day at Hippodrome 3R on Sunday, Oct. 1 with the Quebec Jockey Club playing tribute to some of the great harness racing horsemen from Quebec who have had great influence in the development and promotion of harness racing in the province.
The day started out with the trainers needing to add mud fenders and the drivers rain gear, but despite racing over a 'good,' rain-soaked track, the show continued at Hippodrome 3R on Sunday, Sept. 10 with the $500,000 Quebec-bred championships for two and three-year-old trotters and pacers.
The day started out with the harness racing trainers needing to add mud fenders and the drivers rain gear, but despite racing over a good, rain-soaked track, the show continued at the Hippodrome 3R Sunday (Sept. 10) with the $500,000 Quebec-bred championship finals for two and three-year-old trotters and pacers. There was a two second