He was penalized for a horse-collar tackle and roughing the passer, each resulting in a fine of $9,836. Because this is his second offense for a horse-collar tackle, White's latest fine was ...

The newly released set of HARNESS HEROES trading cards contains all the usual 34 North American champion horses and people ...

One of the longstanding features of the Clearfield County Fair starts again today as harness racing takes place starting ...

Marcus Peters fined for horse collar on Christian Watson TD; Josh McDaniels called it 'really smart play' The Packers got three points instead of six from the Watson pass thanks to Peters ...

I led the horse to the stable. when a fresh perplexity arose. I removed the harness without difficulty: but after many strenuous efforts I could not remove the collar. satisfied afresh, that there ...

The Supreme Court last week decided a legal case between Kentucky Whip and Collar Co. and Illinois Central Railroad. The company, which makes horse collars and harness with convict labor at ...

Rich McKay, chairman of the NFL's competition committee, calls the hip-drop tackle the cousin of the horse collar: "What's happening on the hip-drop is the defender is encircling, tackling the ...

Raiders defensive back Marcus Peters will surely consider the $13,378 money well spent. That was the price of the fine for pulling Packers receiver Christian Watson down from behind with a ...

A second horse-collar tackle committed by Keion White this season has prompted the NFL to fine him again. The Patriots defensive end received a hefty $22,511 fine from the league Saturday ...

The NFL wasn’t pleased with Keion White’s penalties against the Miami Dolphins last week. The second-year defensive end was fined nearly $20,000 for a horse-collar tackle and roughing the ...

HORSE SHOW AT DURLAND'S.; Seven Classes Judged on the Open- ing Night of the Exhibition. SOCIETY WELL REPRESENTED John L. Wentz's Lord Brilliant Won in the Harness Class -- C.K.G. Bill- ings's ...

At one time — around the early 1880s — Winona manufacturers were turning out washboards, lightning rods, soda water, harnesses and saddles and horse collars.