Wed, Nov 25 2009
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Varner remembered on and off the track By Shawn Brouse For The Daily Item "I was surprised when he stopped racing. He always had potential," Herrold said. "And that Open shocked a lot of people."
Varner said in 2000 that he credited his lack of wins for why he gave up on jockeying. "I was tired of being fired," he once said, noting that top finishes were not always good enough. "That's why I got fired from Hamilton, because we got I don't know how many seconds down here that year at Selinsgrove and never did win." But Gene Varner was a winner nevertheless. 
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