What is a Sulky?
What exactly is a sulky? Dictionary.com defines a “sulky” as “a light, two-wheeled, one-horse carriage for one person.” In harness racing, according to Sallie Walrond, author of the book “The Encyclopaedia of Driving”, the carriages behind the horses are called “sulkies” because the drivers must prefer to be alone as if the drivers were sullen or gloomy. Sulkies (sometimes called bikes due to their wheels) are typically divided into two types for harness racing. Jog carts are used for training the horse, and they usually have larger seats and tend to have heavy wooden/steel frames…..
Ask anyone you know what they think about golf and you will get a wide range of thoughts. Opinions on the game vary from the comical to the metaphysical.
Congratulations to the Fort Wayne Flite for their defeat of the top seeded Indianapolis Blaze in the championship game of the Central Basketball Association. The game was a true nail-biter as the lead changed hands twice in the fourth quarter until the game was decided in the Flite’s favor at the final buzzer, 
As an administrator and educator, you are constantly watching for ways to reward students and instructors for their academic successes. Quiz team members, academic award winners, valedictorians and salutatorians, they all deserve a monumental tribute to celebrate their achievements. We suggest using a time tested method to honor those achievers: a scroll! But the scrolls we have in mind are not made of papyrus, parchment, or paper. All of our scrolls have a contemporary twist.
April has been declared Autism Awareness Month, and many autism organizations have been observing this annual celebration for nearly a decade. During the month, these groups along with parents and teachers will be holding a number of activities designed to teach those around them about this often misunderstood disorder. We at Hit Trophy wish to do our part in shining the light on autism by sharing information about the disorder and presenting ways that people can get involved in Autism Awareness Month.
The pursuit of fairness is front and center in this era where people are concerned with issues like equal rights for everyone and income inequality.
The 2016 Summer Olympics have finished, and once again the United States brought home the most medals. Both of our volleyball teams helped secure medals for the U.S., and although the men’s and women’s teams did not earn gold medals, they both grabbed bronze medals after facing some extremely tough competition.
May is National Barbecue Month, and according to the Hearth, Patio, and Barbecue Association (HPBA), most Americans have a special attraction to outdoor cooking for many reasons.