Horse Racing Across America

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2. Horse Racing In America Today
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Horse racing fans can bet at over 300 racetracks across the country, but members of the rising progressive movement include gambling among the social ills they campaign to reform. You can find all types of horse racing, including thoroughbred, quarter horse, arabian and harness racing at horse racing tracks and courses located within the United States. People can place wagers from.

Horses compete in a turf race at Tampa bay Downs Feb. (Eclipse Sportswire) There is a lot to root for in horse racing. There are the horses, naturally, and they rightfully command the most attention as the. Race Across America.

Since 1975, The Professional Handicappers Association have been helping/teaching racing fans across North America to successfully play the horses. 'Sprint' and Cathy Rogers have personally taught/lectured to tens of thousands of fans at seminars in major racetracks areas throughout North America. Many that they have taught were qualified to make a living at the track.

The Professional Handicappers Association has handicapped the races for a major racetrack and are the authors/publishers of the greatest teaching manual on thoroughbred horseracing 'SELECTING WINNING HORSES THE LAS VEGAS WAY' as well as, the nationally acclaimed 'BEST RATINGS' which are daily speed and class ratings for most major and minor tracks in North America.

The horse racing strategists of the Professional Handicappers Association have also developed computer thoroughbred handicapping programs, as well as having produced instructional videos on handicapping the sport.

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Horse Racing Across America Border

Hinsdale Raceway, opened as a harness track on August 14, 1958. That night 5,262 showed up to watch Stormy Spirit, F. Libby in the bike, win the first race in a blistering 2:18 1/5. Hinsdale would feature harness racing till 1972, when the hounds showed up, both sharing dates each year. Little by little the dog season got larger, the horse season shorter, till 1985 when the last standardbred crossed the finish line. Over time Hinsdale Raceway became Hinsdale Greyhound Park, with the handwriting on the wall, that no casino was forthcoming and dog racing coming to an end in New Hampshire, the track shut down.

On December 14, 2008 patrons arriving for simulcasting were greeted with padlocked doors, without warning Hinsdale Raceway was no more, taking with it money owed to people like myself, who didn't get out in time. Today the track has been leveled, the horse stable area a Super Wal Mart, the dog kennels a Tractor Supply. All that's left is a little stone wall off Rte. 119 where the Hinsdale Logo use to hang.

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If you find your way to this site, welcome. This is my attempt to document American pari-mutual venues that exist or existed since around 1966 when my love affair with horse racing begin. Everything may not be totally accurate, but it's an honest attempt to provide some information about each site, no matter how big or small. This site is in the process of being re-done, states from Alabama to (NH) New Hampshire have been converted to CSS, the others are HTML and being worked on.

If you can provide any info a program or photo especially of the obscure or defunct ones, or to just comment send me an email

When I started out on this project I wanted to focus on what was lost, the defunct race tracks of yesterday. After doing some research it seemed that I should also focus on what’s here because it too will someday probably be lost. Racetracks that exist today are fragile existence’s and could be gone in a hoof beat.

Horse Racing In America Today

For those of us who were fans long ago let’s pretend its pre nineteen ninety legally there weren’t many options you probably had your one track or circuit, you probably had to drive a while to get there and only could make it on weekends. If that’s the case then there’s a good chance that where you used to turn to get to the track is now a mall or a housing development.

Thinking back what do you really remember about the track itself the sights, sounds, smells. They all offered the same product but they were all unique in their own way. Maybe it was the barber shop the self serve eatery where you walked through with a tray. It could have been the beer, you had one choice back then draught beer and a least for the first one or two they all had a different taste. As crazy as it sounds the men’s room each had its own particular aroma or hearing the sound of “seat boss’ being yelled out by the porter. How many things can you remember.

Horse Racing Across America Cast

I’m from New England and in the mid-seventy’s you could find live racing every day but Christmas and during the warmer months you choice of around eight to ten tracks you could attend. Now there are only three left. So pick a spot on the map and find where you used to go or still do maybe it will bring back some memories.

Horse Racing Across America

Like me it could make you wish for one more day at old smoky, dusty Lincoln Downs or to wake up once more with a horrific hangover from a day of drinking Piels Real Draught at the Northhampton Fair.