Delaware Horse Racing (Images of America)
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Author(s)Lacey Lafferty
PublisherArcadia Publishing
ISBN / ASIN0738597635
ISBN-139780738597638
AvailabilityUsually ships in 24 hours
Sales Rank2,431,549
CategoryHistory
MarketplaceUnited States 🇺🇸
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Although Delaware is a small state, it has a rich history of horse-related activities, one of them being horse racing. From the early 1900s, horses have been used for various reasons, including farm work, means of transportation, pasture ornament, pleasure riding, and the popular sport of horse racing. Delaware Horse Racing takes the reader back decades to the good old days of popular tracks, such as Brandywine Raceway, Georgetown Raceway, Delaware Park Raceway, Dover Downs Raceway, and Harrington Raceway, where Standardbreds and Thoroughbreds raced hard and fast on half-mile and five-eighths-mile dirt tracks. Gathered from the collections of horsemen and horsewomen, previously unpublished historical photographs show legendary owners, trainers, drivers, and racehorses.
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