Bermudian driver Kiwon Waldron marked a steady return to the competitive harness racing circuit this week with a pair of determined drives at Harrah’s Hoosier Park in Indiana. Competing against a sharp field on the Indiana oval, Waldron demonstrated his tactical consistency by securing two top-five finishes across the evening’s card.
The action began early for the Bermudian in the second race of the night where he took the lines of Wiggy Hill. Positioning himself well throughout the mile, Waldron steered the horse to a third-place finish, crossing the line in a respectable time of 1:58.1. The result provided a positive start to the meet, showcasing Waldron’s ability to remain competitive in a crowded field from the outset.
Waldron was forced to endure a lengthy wait before his final appearance of the evening in race thirteen. Reappearing in the sulky of He’s Bubbly, he faced a swifter pace as the night progressed. Despite the late hour and the increased speed of the field, the pair battled to a fourth-place finish, stopping the clock at 1:55.1. While a podium finish narrowly eluded him in the finale, the performance capped off a productive night for Waldron as he continues to establish his presence in the American racing scene.
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