In this week's Rewind Robert Smith offers up the monthly feature Picture Parade.  A bevy of old pictures from various parts of the country make up this week's column. 

This edition of Picture Parade is a group of randomly selected old photographs of various people, places and perhaps other items of interest to those who enjoy looking at old pictures of harness racing.   They are listed in no particular order.  If you so choose, send in your best guess on the ones that seem familiar to you.  Enjoy. 

#1 - Harness racing drivers tend to come in many shapes and sizes as shown in the photo above.  Can you put a last name on these two fellows who both shared the same first name?

#2 - Can you figure out who this young driver was? I suspect he is headed for victory which he was known to do quite frequently.  Let us know. 

#3 - Hockey and harness racing have been intertwined forever it seems.  Can you identify this gentleman shown above? 

#4 - This old Vernon Downs program carried the picture of a pretty well known individual back in 1974 which is 50 years ago.  Can you put a name on him? He's probably been in the quiz section before, but not this picture. 

#5 - Can you identify this well known personality? I can't make them all super difficult, so here you go.  Let us know who you think it is.  

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#6 - This gentleman passed away a few years ago in 2021 at the age of 84.  A clue is that he might be most familiar to those who recognize the "great ones" from Atlantic Canada. 

#7 - This young fellow seems to be pretty proud of his new rig.  Can you tell us who he is? I wonder if he's still driving it?

#8 - Here is a good one for our Quiz.  This one goes back to the days before drivers wore white pants.  These two drivers undoubtedly often met up around the finish wire  over the years.  They are both gone now but I'll bet our experts are up to the challenge.  Who are they? (Harness Horse Photo) 

#9 - The single shaft sulky era didn't last too long but we do have a few pictures to prove that it did occur.  Who is this fellow in the driver's seat from about 50 years ago? 

#10 - What a beautiful smile.  Can you identify this young gentleman from days gone by?

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