The Legend of Walter Case Jr.

[Sea Biscuit]

https://standardbredcanada.ca/trot/m...r-case-jr.html

[MJC922]

Quite a good read, thanks for posting. I never followed harness racing much in the 90s except for an occasional evening hanging out with my cousin at OTB. We learned really fast how to handicap those races though, Case the Ace.

Actually pretty shocking to hear the backstory.

[RunForTheRoses]

Good article. I remember from the late 80s at Roosevelt and Yonkers, he would often go first over. Was such a dominant force.

[pandy]

Originally Posted by Sea Biscuit

https://standardbredcanada.ca/trot/m...r-case-jr.html

Good work by Debbie Little.

[cecil127]

hell of a racquet ball player and one of the best ever at getting em to go on a half mile track..."kicked ass" in more ways than one.

[Boomer]

Originally Posted by cecil127

hell of a racquet ball player and one of the best ever at getting em to go on a half mile track..."kicked ass" in more ways than one.

Luc and walter were racquetball buddies. Luc beacme a Garde A driver for a time with Walters tutorlage.


Thanks for sharing Sea Biscuit. Walter is ready for another chance if he has stayed sober all of these years

[talcen]

really hope he makes it back, pleasure to see his prowess on the track.

case, ron waples at ojc, dave palone at the meadows, john campbell at he meadowlands, tony morgan at the chicago circuit... all had dominant eras.