Wallace's Year-Book of Trotting and Pacing in 1921 , Vol. 37 (Classic Reprint)

Wallace's Year-Book of Trotting and Pacing originated from the exhaustive efforts of John Hankins Wallace, who sought to standardize and record the pedigrees of American trotting horses. First published in the late 19th century, the Year-Book became the definitive statistical record for the sport, meticulously tracking race results, speed records, and bloodlines during an era when the American trotter was becoming a significant cultural and commercial icon.

This particular volume, representing the 1921 season, serves as a comprehensive archive of the racing data from that period. It reflects the structured, data-driven approach that Wallace brought to equestrian journalism, establishing a legacy of record-keeping that persisted long after the publication's inception. The reprint versions serve to preserve this dense historical material for researchers and enthusiasts interested in the evolution of harness racing statistics.