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Jacob Rheinheimer and Joe Morris present a check To Jennifer Daniels of the Standardbred Transition Alliance for money raised from Empire of Hope. Photo by Dean Gillette


Harrah’s Hoosier Park held its annual Empire of Hope Saturday, July 25 to raise funding and awareness for racehorse aftercare initiatives. With several stations in play for the night, more than $50,000 was raised and presented to Jennifer Daniels of Standardbred Transition Alliance (STA).

 

The day began with a rummage sale on the backside with various items for sale. The Horseshoe Café offered Lemon Shakeups with all proceeds to STA while a silent auction was held on handmade wooden planters. Rides around the racetrack were provided by several of the horsemen at Harrah’s Hoosier Park for a small fee earmarked to STA and T-shirts were on sale. Other fundraising activities included Give $5, Get $5 with patrons receiving $5 in play for their $5 donation.

 

Joe Morris, Senior Vice President of Racing for Caesars Entertainment, was trackside to make the presentation to Daniels with a check for $50,843.00 from Empire of Hope. The event also included food trucks, vendor market, mystery vouchers, and kids’ activities. The Casino floor also offered Reins to the Road with patrons entering a chance to win several big items, including a golf cart and zero turn mower.

 

 


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