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Open Space Pace Day in Freehold

Get ready for a great day of excitement and family fun as the Open Space Pace returns to Freehold this Saturday September 17th!

The 4th Annual Open Space Pace and Festival of Horses is coming to Freehold Raceway on Saturday, September 19th and will feature a free day including a parade of horses, demonstrations by equine and agricultural non-profits, live harness racing, petting zoos, a concert and more!

I went to Freehold Raceway to promote open space and reminding everyone how important the equine industry is to our local economy, and oh yeah, I was hoping top win a harness race this past Saturday.

This Saturday I will be the driver in a harness race at Freehold Raceway as part of the Open Space Pace.

It was a thrill actually being in a harness race at legendary Freehold Raceway! And a thrill to know that all I had to do to win that race was to beat Liz. It was all going great until I looked over my shoulder at the stretch and saw just how close Liz was to me.

After all the trash talk last week, it came down to one thing. Who would win the harness race at Freehold Raceway that would give the victor bragging rights as the greatest harness driver in the history of our moning show?

This Saturday, the Open Space Pace takes place in Freehold. It starts with a parade through town, then a full day of harness racing at Freehold Raceway and wraps up with a Southside Johnny concert. It's during the day of racing that I will take on Liz in an actual harness race!

After all the years of arguments and disagreements, Liz and I get to settle some things on the racetrack. She and I will be going head to head in a harness race at Freehold Raceway, during the Open Space Pace, September 29th!

Freehold...get ready for a great new event coming September 29th. It's The Open Space Pace and it's a full day of family fun! The day starts with the "Parade of Horses" down Main St. in Freehold Boro, starting at 9:30am and a full day of racing at Freehold Raceway kicks off at 11:30, and it's all to benefit preservation of open space in New Jersey and to highlight the relationship betwee