Joe Lee

It was unanimous. The USHWA National Amateur Driver of the Year Award Committee has named ‘Yankee Joe’ Lee the National Amateur Driver of the Year for 2017. The ever- improving 38-year-old Bronxville,...

“If I had ten dollars for every person in this room that I had a drink with… I would be a billionaire!”

A member of Major League Baseball’s New York Yankees emerged victorious in a $25,000 amateur driving series final on Sunday (November 26).

On Saturday, November 11, a Billings Trot was slated at two different racetracks; one for the Midwest region members at Dayton Raceway in Ohio, and another at The Downs at Mohegan Sun Pocono for membe...

In a week inundated with races for amateur drivers, Monticello Raceway, for the second consecutive day, programmed two amateur events on the afternoon card of October 18 after showcasing two on the pr...

Harness racing’s greatest traveling road show, the CKG Billings Amateur Driving Series, moved on to Batavia Downs on Friday, September 22 for a pair of races - one on the trot, the other on the pace -...

Although it wasn’t billed as such Thursday at Monticello Raceway was ‘amateur day at the races’ with three different amateur driving clubs presenting a race here.

Joe Lee, the New York Yankees assistant locker room manager and avid amateur driver, shocked the bettors at Monticello Raceway on Thursday afternoon when he guided TKRs Metro Specs to a 1:58 victory ...

Two amateur races dotted Thursday’s 11-race card at Monticello Raceway and when the judges hung the official signs, Alan Schwartz emerged victorious in the NAADA trot with Ladys Big Stormont in a 1:58...

It was Joe Lee day at Monticello Raceway on Thursday afternoon as the New York Yankees’ assistant locker room manager won both divisions of the NAADA Trotting Series at the Sullivan County oval.

The fourth leg of the North American Amateur Driver’s Association’s Spring Trotting Series Thursday afternoon at Monticello Raceway had plenty of action not only throughout the mile but especially in ...

On a day when the wind howled down the Delaware River and caused a 25mph+ stretch obstacle at Harrah’s Philadelphia, it seems only appropriate that “Hurricane” Hannah Miller blew into town, and the 20...