Henry Steps Up For Raceway Employee
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Driver Trevor Henry, one of the nation’s leading drivers and graduate of The Raceway at Western Fair District, is graciously donating his driving commissions from last night’s (Thursday) program at Woodbine to long-time Western Fair employee Bobby Mitz who continues to recuperate from recent heart surgery.
Henry is one of many horsepeople stepping up to help the affable paddock employee from London. This Monday, several of the Raceway’s drivers and trainers will also donate a portion of their commissions from that night’s card.
A donation box has been set up in The Raceway paddock and donations will be accepted up until the end of Monday’s program.
Live harness racing is set for this evening at The Raceway beginning at 7:05 p.m. Customers are reminded that the Annex will be closed due to the Annual Farm Show and in appreciation The Raceway will be offering $1 programs and $1 coffee and tea throughout the evening.
(with files from WFD)
If you have raced at Western
If you have raced at Western Fair, you have met Bobby. On the scene as soon as soon as you pull in to clean out your trailer. Not a celebrity, but a hard working guy who just wanted to make sure your trailer was clean to go.!! Kudo's to Western Fair for giving him this position and for stepping up when needed. No, Go Fund Me. We are just counting on the support of the support of the people who Bobby made Happy as they pulled in and out of Western Fair. Thank -you...Donate anywhere... London, Flamboro, Woodbine... They will contact Ian Fleming for you.... THANKS.......