Photo Credit: Seth Dowling
By: Jerry Connors, Jr.
BLOOMSBURG PA – The nasty weather that had hindered much of the “western swing” of the Pennsylvania fair circuit could even find the horses and horsemen when the action shifted east, to a planned two-day Fair Sire Stakes meet at the Bloomsburg PA Fairgrounds. Overnight rain gave the northeastern Pennsylvania oval a pounding that forced Monday’s racing for three-year-olds to be cancelled.
But it couldn’t stop one of the best performances in Keystone State fair history from taking place on Sunday.
BLOOMSBURG PA – The nasty weather that had hindered much of the “western swing” of the Pennsylvania fair circuit could even find the horses and horsemen when the action shifted east, to a planned two-day Fair Sire Stakes meet at the Bloomsburg PA Fairgrounds. Overnight rain gave the northeastern Pennsylvania oval a pounding that forced Monday’s racing for three-year-olds to be cancelled.
But it couldn’t stop one of the best performances in Keystone State fair history from taking place on Sunday.
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