The Last Days of Aqueduct
James LeBlanc has been visiting Aqueduct Racetrack since 1964, when his father first took him there for a day of races and small-time betting. He immediately fell in love with the whole scene: the horses, the wagering, the way all his neighbors from Richmond Hill would congregate in what used to ... More »Categories
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