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DECEMBER 2020 Serving the Indiana Indiana Harness Racing Industry FEATURE: IHRA Hall of Fame Honoring true heroes of Indiana racing Story on page 13 DECEMBER 2020 Serving the Indiana Indiana Harness Racing Industry StandardbredMAGAZINE Million Dollar Man! Bridge to Jesse’s becomes state’s newest millionaire Produced by the Indiana Standardbred Association REAL DESIRE BY LIFE SIGN-DEADLY DESIRE-TROUBLEMAKER $3,500 Ivy Lane Farm, IN Despite having only a few yearlings on offer, World Champion pacing sire Real Desire topped the 2020 Hoosier Classic Sale with an average of $42,833—more than 12X his $3,500 stud fee! $65,000 Half-sister to $48,000 Full-brother to stakes star Mystical Carrie millionaire Rockin Ron Larry Bond, purchaser Burke Racing, purchaser Leading Pacing Sire By Yearling Average At Hoosier Classic Real Desire’s Sawyer’s Desire p,3,1:49 ($251,300), 2020 Circle City winner and his sire’s 39th sub-1:50 performer, shows why Real Desire yearlings continue to be popular attractions. Bookings (859) 873-3878 or online at britfarms.com PROUD SPONSOR OF THE HARNESS HORSE YOUTH FOUNDATION GSI, LLC 2020 | Photo: Dean Gillette | Sale stats: Horseman And Fair World from the EDITOR Indiana Standardbred MAGAZINE Most are ready for this year to be over. It has presented a lot of challenges, a lot of disappointments and a lot of inconveniences. But 2020 has also provid- ed a lot of positives. A total of 111 racing days were held at Harrah’s Hoosier Park, the Indiana Sired Fair Circuit visited 11 locations for action, the state’s richest Indiana sired yearling went through the sales ring at the price of $240,000, and the Breeders Crown Championships were held, posting the largest handle in the 26-year history of Indiana Stan- dardbred racing. Re-evaluating 2020 with a different outlook can provide hope and a good basis for racing to come in 2021. Re-evaluating 2020 Racing in the state is now completed for the year, and with a different although at press time, there is hope in combating outlook can provide COVID-19 in 2021, life at the racetrack will most likely not be back to pre-Covid terms when racing resumes in hope and a good the Spring. But the Indiana Standardbred community has basis for racing learned to press through even the hardest conditions, and the industry should be more resilient as a result. to come in 2021. The final issue of the year will celebrate a few champions, some from the past such as the Powell family, some from the present such as new millionaire Bridge to Jesse’s and IHRA Hall of Fame inductees Jon Schuster and Mike Smith, and some for the future including young drivers Clint Coy and Kenneth Shields along with trainer Luis Queve- Above: do. There is a lot to look forward to in the coming years. Trace Tetrick and his daughter, Chloe, celebrate his ninth leading driver title at Happy Holidays to all those involved in Indiana Standardbred racing and Harrah’s Hoosier Park. Photo by Dean Gillette best of luck for a renewed year of racing in 2021. On Our Cover: Bridge to Jesse’s joined an elite group of Indiana sired horses this fall by surpassing the $1 million mark in earnings. A special blanket was presented to his connections for the accomplishment. Photo by Dean Gillette December 2020 Indiana Standardbred Magazine 1 Indiana Standardbred INSIDE MAGAZINE this issue Volume 9, Issue 6 • December 2020 Editor Tammy Knox Photography: Dean Gillette/makemeaprint.com Tammy Knox Family Ties Diane Schuler Jo Ann Spieth-Saylor Powell family had powerful impact on Indiana racing Amy Welch Tom Willard 6 Writers: Robert Heyden Simon LeFranc Goal Oriented Tara Ellen Taylor Tammy Knox Clint Coy part of the future of Indiana racing Additional Information: Shirley Powell 17 Michiana Classic Yearling Sale Midwest Auction Company Harrah’s Hoosier Park Millionaire Trotter Editorial Board: Bridge to Jesse’s joins elite Indiana royalty Dr. Alan White (Chair) Doug Rideout 30 Sarah Conrad Shield of Dreams Kenneth Shields incorporates racing into future plans Indiana Standardbred Magazine is published five times annually by the 35 Indiana Standardbred Association 311 American Legion Place Greenfield, IN 46140 FEATURES Phone: (317) 462-6616 or (800) 565-5725 . ISA Directors 4 By The Numbers 29 Visit us online at: www.indianaharness.com . Turning Back Time 11 Periodical postage paid at Indianapolis, IN Postmaster Send Changes to: Indiana Standardbred Association 311 American Legion Place Greenfield, IN 46140 2 Indiana Standardbred Magazine December 2020 2020 Directors Brandon Bates Wilbur Eash Joe Putnam (President) Monroe, IN Alexandria, IN Pendleton, IN Cell: (260) 417-1256 Cell: (260)463-1419 Cell: (765) 620-2840 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Sarah Conrad Chad Gooding (Treasurer) Matt Rheinheimer Morristown, IN McCordsville, IN LaGrange, IN Cell: (317) 490-1619 Cell: (317) 491-2449 Cell: (260) 585-0114 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Je Cullipher Randy Hatton Doug Rideout Pendleton,IN Anderson, IN Winchester, IN Cell: (765) 602-5940 Cell: (702) 336-0779 Cell: (765)546-0351 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] John DeLong Richard Keaton (1st Vice President) Jacob Smith (2nd Vice President) Anderson, IN Morristown, IN Knightstown, IN Cell: (608) 359-6477 Cell: (317) 341-1066 Cell: (317)339-1429 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Emily Dever Dennis Petty (Board Secretary) Alan White Converse,IN Anderson,IN Fountain City, IN Cell: (765) 860-2312 Cell: (317) 339-7417 Cell: (765) 967-2836 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Lisa Krise Kristi Comstock Office Manager Benevolence Administrator About the ISA The Indiana Standardbred Association (ISA) is a do not have to be from the State of Indiana. Limited non-profit organization led by 15 elected directors. benefits are available with a paid membership. We support the Indiana Standardbred Horse Racing Industry and all of its affiliated horsemen and women. PURPOSE: To promote and increase interest in harness horses and The ISA continually strives to meet the needs and harness racing; to represent and establish cooperation wishes of the harness people of Indiana and favorably between county, state, and pari-mutuel racetrack oper- position the association to represent the harness horse ations, breeders, owners, trainers, drivers and grooms; industry in matters involving the legislature, the Indi- to sponsor and promote Standardbred racing, breed- ana Horse Racing Commission (IHRC), pari-mutuel ing, training, and development programs in the State of race track management, and other matters directly Indiana; to represent horsemen/women for negotiations involving member’s interests. with racetrack operations and to take other actions in Membership is voluntary with an annual membership the furtherance of the Standardbred Racing Industry fee of $25. Anyone can become a member. Members in the state of Indiana. Indiana Standardbred Association 311 American Legion Place, Greenfield, IN 46140 (800) 565-5725 or (317) 462-6616 ~ Fax: (317) 462-7240 www.indianaharness.com ~ Email: [email protected] 4 Indiana Standardbred Magazine December 2020 2020 Committees INDIANA STANDARDBRED ASSOCIATION Executive Committee Budget/Finance Membership/Promotions Joe Putnam President/Chair Chad Gooding Treasurer/Chair Richard Keaton Chair Richard Keaton 1st Vice President Joe Putnam President Emily Dever Jacob Smith 2nd Vice President Richard Keaton 1st Vice President Wilbur Eash Dennis Petty Board Secretary Jacob Smith 2nd Vice President Randy Hatton Chad Gooding Treasurer Dennis Petty Board Secretary Dennis Petty Contract Negotiations College Assistance Pari-Mutuel Joe Putnam President/Chair Richard Keaton Chair Jeff CullipherChair Richard Keaton 1st Vice President Jeff Cullipher Brandon Bates Jacob Smith 2nd Vice President Randy Hatton John Delong Dennis Petty Board Secretary Jacob Smith Wilbur Eash Chad Gooding Treasurer Randy Hatton Emergency Benefits Joe Putnam Backside Health Care Jacob Smith Chair Doug Rideout Richard Keaton Chair Jeff Cullipher Chad Gooding John Delong Political Action Randy Hatton Joe Putnam Chad Gooding Chair Alan White Sarah Conrad Fair Racing Joe Putnam Breeders/Owners/Sales Doug Rideout Chair Alan White Chair Sarah Conrad Publications/Website Jeff Cullipher Dennis Petty Alan White Chair John Delong Matt Rheinheimer Sarah Conrad Emily Dever Doug Rideout Grants Brandon Bates Proofing Jacob Smith Chair Julie Rideout Proofing Sarah Conrad Emily Dever Dennis Petty December 2020 Indiana Standardbred Magazine 5 Powell Family Roots Standardbred roots of Powell family runsBy Tammy Knox with deep information provided byin Shirley Willard,Indiana Fulton County Historian 6 Indiana Standardbred Magazine December 2020 Indiana has a rich history in Standardbred racing dat- ing back to the 1800s, and one family was deeply rooted into the sport through several generations. The Powell family can be traced back to 1769 after two brothers, Jacob and Thomas, relocated to Miami County in Indi- ana from Wales in 1769. The next generation of the Powell family showed early signs of horses and racing. William and Sarah (Biddle) Oliver Powell, driving the outside horse, is shown en route to a win at Powell settled three miles east of Rochester, Ind. in the Bourbon in the 1930s. Powell was a lifetime resident of Fulton County early 1800’s. William would drive cattle to various larger and his children followed his footsteps into racing. Photo submitted cities to sell, including Logansport and the Toledo, Ohio area. The other sibling in the family, Minerva Jane, illness, but because of the three-mile walk twice a day, nicknamed “Gin” told fortunes for 50 to 75 cents with a Ferman began running to school and overcame his crystal ball at nearby Rochester College until her 90’s. early sicknesses. The family also had a cousin, Bill Powell, who had a When the family would take a weekend trip to visit fam- magic act including a rope trick that entertained many ily six miles away, O.M.
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