BY ED WENDELL | [email protected] Woodhaven has a wee bit of circus history in its past, dating back to the days of the Union Course, when Dan Rice, America’s most famous circus clown of the 19th century, learned to ride standing up on the back of a horse at the famed racetrack. For many years,.
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BY ED WENDELL | [email protected] Woodhaven has a wee bit of circus history in its past, dating back to the days of the Union Course, when Dan Rice, America’s most famous circus clown of the 19th century, learned to ride standing up on the back of a horse at the famed racetrack. For many years,.
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