@@timothyantoine914 the best horse I ever saw in person the driver never even urged him great gate and sire .I have seen the greatest cam fella ,Matt scooter Abercrombie you name it
In a poll by harness racing experts commissioned by the U.S. Trotting Association, Artsplace was voted the 10th-greatest harness horse in history. The fans voted him the 12th-greatest
I was a 13 year old groomsman at Dresden Raceway. The trainer I was working for was shooting the breeze with a trainer that had just pulled in with the nicest trailer rig i had ever seen at the time. He gives me a nod and says go up that ramp and see the horse in there. Walk up, pet the horse, grab the halter and seen the nameplate that read Artsplace. I was on cloud nine for a week after that.
CrestwoodRocks It was a joint effort between John Bothe, Ken Warkentin, and occasionally Dave Johnson...Warkentin was then named the #1caller with Sam as the backup...
Booth was a recovering gambler He had to quite the Meadowlands because they wanted him to do a show for betters and setting odds He said the temptation was to much
This was a case of big ego, and why give up that 5% and maybe get a nice drivers fee in a $75k race..I put him in same class as Richie Silverman. Wojicio usually worked with @Driver Joe Schwind
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I remember being at Scioto Downs that night they delayed the 9th race to show this simulcast.
This is the greatest horse ever.
Not at all. Nihilator, Niatross just to scratch the surface
Miki might have something to say too.
Not even close !
@@timothyantoine914 the best horse I ever saw in person the driver never even urged him great gate and sire .I have seen the greatest cam fella ,Matt scooter Abercrombie you name it
In a poll by harness racing experts commissioned by the U.S. Trotting Association, Artsplace was voted the 10th-greatest harness horse in history. The fans voted him the 12th-greatest
Lining in and moving up John Bothe great race caller!
the undefeated season .................
I was a 13 year old groomsman at Dresden Raceway. The trainer I was working for was shooting the breeze with a trainer that had just pulled in with the nicest trailer rig i had ever seen at the time. He gives me a nod and says go up that ramp and see the horse in there. Walk up, pet the horse, grab the halter and seen the nameplate that read Artsplace. I was on cloud nine for a week after that.
Track announcer: John Bothe
Seen him go to post at Hazel Park , he shure could step .
I know Tom Durkin annonced until 1990. I know Sam McKee took over in 1998. Not remembering who announced from 1990 to 1998.
CrestwoodRocks It was a joint effort between John Bothe, Ken Warkentin, and occasionally Dave Johnson...Warkentin was then named the #1caller with Sam as the backup...
I figured it was John Bothe
CrestwoodRocks John Bothe
Booth was a recovering gambler
He had to quite the Meadowlands because they wanted him to do a show for betters and setting odds
He said the temptation was to much
I think this is my horses granddaddy
Most famous race would be at the Breeders with Campbell aboard.
@@parkerbohnn Thanks, I will look it up
A tad overkill on the 6 with the whip and Wojico
You know it!
This was a case of big ego, and why give up that 5% and maybe get a nice drivers fee in a $75k race..I put him in same class as Richie Silverman. Wojicio usually worked with @Driver Joe Schwind