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Harness: New venture aims to bring entertainment through horses
April 3, 2025
The world is ever-changing and if the harness racing industry is to survive it must adapt as well. That is basically the driving force behind a multi-million-dollar venture from entrepreneur and standardbred owner/trainer Michael Calderone. Expected to launch during the second week of April, freeracehorse.com is an immersive potentially game-changing experience designed to expose new people to the sport by creating an emotional connection to the horses while also providing entertainment value and education about harness racing.
Read MoreThe Hidden Revolution in Sports Fandom: How FreeRaceHorse.com Might Change Everything
April 3, 2025
I’ve been a sports fan my whole life. I live for the energy of a big game, the rush of an underdog story, the feeling of being part of something bigger. But I never gave horse racing a second thought. It wasn’t on my radar, and I certainly never imagined myself getting involved.
Read MoreFreeracehorse.com: A Revolutionary Leap in Horse Entertainment
April 3, 2025
Horse racing has long been regarded as a sport of tradition and adrenaline. Yet, in recent years, it has faced a sharp decline in engagement and relevance. Once thriving as one of the only legal gambling outlets, horse racing now struggles to maintain relevance in an increasingly crowded market. The numbers tell the story:
Read MoreCan Horse Racing Be Saved? Freeracehorse.com Says Yes
April 3, 2025
Horse racing, once a cornerstone of American entertainment and culture, is at a crossroads. Times have changed and so have people’s interests, which has left the sport struggling to sustain itself. But in the heart of Felton, Delaware, an ambitious new platform may hold the key to horse racing’s survival—and its rebirth.
Read MoreFreeracehorse.com: Where Fans Become Owners, Horses Become Heroes, and Racing Finds Its Soul
April 3, 2025
For Michael Calderone, returning to horse racing wasn’t part of the plan. Decades ago, he left the backstretch of the sport feeling defeated. At the time, horse racing was about one thing: the money. As a young man, Calderone saw horses as vehicles for betting and inside information , a means to chase the thrill of the win.
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