He's no ordinary Joe // Anderson farm keeps horses happy, ready to run as he bids for title as winningest harness trainer From: Chicago Sun-Times | Date: August 3, 1997| Author: LARRY HAMEL | Copyright 1997 Chicago Sun-Times. Provided by ProQuest LLC.Copyright information

Joe Anderson is fond of saying that his equine racers "are not like cars. You just can't put another engine in them and send them back on the track."

Still, a visit to his standardbred training operation in rural Crete leaves one with the distinct impression that Anderson has put together an assembly line that cranks out winner after winner with Mercedes-like precision.

Surrounded by corn that's as high as a draft horse's eye, set off a blacktopped country lane nearly an hou...

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