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An Opening Day crowd of 42,133 streamed in as harness racing on a mile track made its debut in the metropolitan area. Nighttime harness racing was an immediate hit in New Jersey and racing was about to change for the better - and for the bettor. Rambling Willie took the opening night feature in 1:553, and would be the first of many great racehorses who would leave their "hoofprints" on the East Rutherford oval.
Ray Remmen won the very first race with Quick Baron and would later establish himself as the top trainer through the first two decades at the Meadowlands.
Young Quinn posted the first-ever 1:55 mile at the Big M. Other notables which raced here in the inaugural Meadowlands season included Silk Stockings, Tarport Hap, Keystone Pioneer, Savoir and Oil Burner. 1977 The Meadowlands Pace and the Woodrow Wilson were born in 1977. Escort took the inaugural Meadowlands Pace, worth $425,000, for Carl LeCause. BG's Bunny had set a world record of 1:54 in his elimination but was scratched from the final.
The first Woodrow Wilson went to No No Yankee for a $280,000 purse. Just three years later, the event for two-year-olds would boast a $2 million purse. On a sad note, 1977 marked the end of the career of Tarport Hap, perhaps the greatest mare to ever race at the Meadowlands. She died at the quarter pole after suffering an apparent heart attack on March 12 while once again favored to beat the boys, which she had done eight times in the first ten weeks of the year. She was buried in what is now Paddock Park and a race was named in her honor later that year.
1978 In 1978, the speed explosion at the Meadowlands was officially underway. The meticulously-kept racing surface, combined with aggressive driving styles, made the 1:55 mile commonplace.
Whata Baron established himself as the best older pacer in the land and was trained and driven by the sport's top black horseman, Lew Williams. Of the first 15 1:55 miles in Meadowlands history, Whata Baron owned five of them.
Scarlet Skipper took the Woodrow Wilson for veteran Bill Herman; Senor Skipper lowered the track record to 1:533 for Ben Webster; and a young Canadian driver named John Campbell won his first Meadowlands race.
The meet's highlight may have been Falcon Almahurst, who ignored torrential rains and ankle-deep mud to win the second Meadowlands Pace in two straight heats. That was the last year that the Pace eliminations and the final were on the same night.
1979 Niatross surfaced at the Meadowlands as a two-year-old and took the Wilson on his way to a perfect 13-for-13 season. He was named Horse of the Year for 1979, an honor that hasn't been bestowed on a freshman standardbred since.
Abercrombie set a track record of 1:53 that lasted for three seasons when he stormed from last to first on August 4 for driver-trainer Glen Garnsey.
Sonsam posted one of the most memorable Meadowlands Pace victories when he overcame post ten and a tough trip to win going away in 1:532. That Pace was the richest harness race ever up to that point, with a purse of $750,000.
On February 1, one $2 ticket holder nailed the combination of Bradleigh N, Flame of Freedom and Edgewood Ken for an all-time Meadowlands harness record trifecta of $88,761.
William O'Donnell started driving regularly at the Meadowlands in 1979 and Early Bird Betting began on October 15th

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