Kiwon Waldron, a seasoned harness driver from Bermuda, secured a triumphant finish in Race 10 at Harrah’s Hoosier Park in Indiana. Guiding the pacer Fox Valley Starlet, Waldron clocked a 1:54.1 time, earning the win in the horse’s debut under his ownership.

The victory marked Waldron’s second appearance on the winner’s podium at the track within a matter of days, following a recent win in a separate event. His performance demonstrates the growing competitiveness of Bermudian drivers on the international circuit, particularly as they transition from training to ownership roles.

Back home, the racing community has celebrated Waldron’s achievements, citing them as a source of pride for Bermuda’s small but dedicated harness racing scene. Local jockeys and trainers often travel to U.S. meets, and Waldron’s success is seen as a stepping‑stone for future Bermudian talent.

Waldron’s future plans include participating in upcoming races across North America and exploring opportunities to bring more Bermudian involvement to the sport. His recent win serves as an inspiring example for aspiring drivers in Bermuda who look to make their mark on the world stage.