The Lone Star chest
1840+
According to legend, this 1800s chest was the cache of Lone Star's personal items. Before each race they transported these objects there to protect them from curious eyes — and for another, stranger reason.
Lone Star stared at it all the way there, knowing what the chest was hiding, excitedly anticipating the moment it would be opened. Once the racing gear was uncovered, excitement at its peak, Lone Star stamped his hooves on the ground, knowing he would soon face the fastest opponents in horse racing history.
Jarrod Goodrum found this gem in a stable near Fredericton and restored its shine for the next hundred years. Lone Star loved big wins... certainly as much as his rider.