What a year! I can’t wait to see the voting by the USHWANs who have been this honor to vote on this important issue. I have been asked why I took the time to do all this work. Simple! Few realize the financial implications of a single vote can be huge and, since many USHWAns,
The sophomore class for trotting colts and geldings was full of talent, the “wealth” and speed shared by a number of horses all vying for year-end harness racing honors. But, at the end of the season, there was one particular colt emerging by taking three of our sport’s most prestigious events-Tactical Approach. Here’s a look
As the Mane Attraction continues with efforts for eligible voters to select the leaders in their various harness racing divisions, we continue with the two-year-old pacing colts and geldings. There looked to be about a dozen juveniles deserving a look in here and this expose’, hopefully, will give the voters an unprejudiced look at their
In the last Mane Attraction, we covered the top contenders for crowning of a champion in the category of two-year-old trotting fillies. By request, we’ll now take a look at the juvenile pacing fillies…and there are a number of well deserving fillies for consideration. By the way, one reader asked “Why even take the time
Well, it’s that time of the year! All members of the United States Harness Writers Association are awarded the privilege of voting for divisional harness racing honors, including Trotter of the Year, Pacer of the Year and, of course, the ultimate, Horse of the Year. Voters should take this responsibility very seriously as the tallied