On this week's Harness Racing Alumni Show, we are joined by Steve Stewart of Hunterton Farms.  Stewart discusses the very successful Lexington sale where his consignment brought in over 12 million. He talks about his Hunterton Farm consignment in the upcoming Harrisburg Sale where he says there are several well bred bargains. He also discusses how Kentucky’s success spreads out to other states as he closes with his answer to our question,  “What would he do if he became the “Czar” of harness racing…???”  Don’t miss this week’s informative broadcast.

Alex Kraszewski, Bally's Dover Downs PR Director, is this week's guest on the Harness Racing Alumni Show. He discusses the events planned at Dover’s 56th season which kicks off on Monday November 3rd. The track features the Progress Pace with a 250k final Matron Series that has purses of $138,000 along with the Delaware Standardbred Breeders Fund Series that will have finals of $$100,000 each. Alex states that last meet’s top driver Tem Tetrick and leading trainer. Crissy Crissman-Bier, will both be returning. Kraszewski also answers the question of what he would do if he found himself the Czar of harness racing. All on this week's broadcast.

Standardbred owner and breeder Don Tiger returns as this week's guest on the Harness Racing Alumni Show. Don discusses with Freddie and the guys some of the developments of his continued litigation on his horse Charlie May from being disqualified in the 2021 Meadowlands Pace. Tiger also gives his thoughts on drugs in racing while explaining what he would do if he became the 'Czar of harness racing'. All on this week's broadcast.  Don’t miss it….!!!

We are joined by our good friend and International standardbred breeder and owner, Gordon Banks on this week's Harness Racing Alumni Show. Gordon discusses a wide range of topics including the recent Lexington sale, yearling buyers, sires, and an update on the industry business plan. Banks also shares his thoughts on recent fines and suspensions while answering the question of what he would do if he was the Czar of harness racing. All on this week's broadcast.

Darrell Wood of the Virginia Equine Alliance & Shenandoah Downs along with Judy Bokman of the Standardbred Retirement Foundation, join us on this week's Harness Racing Alumni Show. Darrell discusses the tracks current two-million-dollar upgrades that include a new track surface and a new 175 stall state of the art barn, he also talks about the upcoming racing events that are scheduled and how they market to bring in a younger audience. Judy joins in and thanks Darrell for the generous donations made by the Virginia Equine Alliances to the SRF, she also talks about the SRF's upcoming events and talks about retired standardbreds in the upcoming Macy's Day Parade that include a now New York City Police horse "Genius At Work" that was formerly owned by Jeff Gural and Bob and Monica Bencal... all on this week's broadcast.

Steve Stewart of Hunterton Farms joins us this week on our Harness Racing Alumni Show. Steve and Freddie discuss the upcoming Lexington Select Yearling sale September 29th through October 3rd and the Harrisburg sale November 3rd through November 7th. Then we chat about the great racing opportunities in Kentucky, the Little Brown Jug and the upcoming Mohawk Million. All on this week's interesting & informative broadcast.  

On this week's Harness Racing Alumni Show the panel of August 7th that consisted of Rick Berks, Gordon Banks, and Michael Antoniades is back along with standardbred breeder and owner Richard Young. Michael gives us a recap of the August 7th Show. Gordon and Rick discuss the industry business plan that is in its final draft stages and the potential scheduling of an industry wide round table. They’re also planning on the setting up of industry steering committees. Richard gives a constructive criticism of a current issue facing breeders. Ideas are discussed on things that can be done to save and promote our sport. All on this week's Harness Racing Alumni Show broadcast.  

On this week's Harness Racing Alumni Show, brought to you by the Meadowlands Racetrack…., we are joined by Standardbred Breeder, owner and the founder of Planet Fitness Health Clubs and You Fit Health Clubs, Rick Berks.  Also with us is Gordon Banks, International owner and breeder along with professional horse racing analyst, Michael Antoniades. Our panel discusses promoting the sport, suggesting the idea of a Grand Slam Pacing Series, with a plan to establish a steering committee that will evaluate and implement innovative ideas, including currently identifying key industry leaders. This plan will explore finding funding sources, while implementing the start of a business plan. All on this week's take charge broadcast.

Bill O'Donnell is one of the greatest harness racing superstar drivers of all time..!!! He’s a member of 4 Hall of Fames, the winner of the 1985 Hambletonian and the 1984 Hambletonian Oaks, winner of 8 Triple Crown races, 11 Breeder Crown races, two-time driver of the year, first driver to earn ten million in one year, winner of harness racing's riches race ever the 1984 Woodroe Willson with a purse of $2,161,000., has had 5,742 wins and earnings over a hundred million. Bill is this week's guest on the Harness Racing Alumni Show. He discusses with Freddie, Trade and Bob his career and the up-coming 100th edition of the Hambletonian. Billy predicted that Dexter would choose Maryland to drive in the big race. Hear it all on this week's broadcast. Don’t miss it…..!!!