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Originally Posted by The Indomitable DrugS
People are obviously allowed access at NFL training camps - and spring training in baseball etc. - when it comes down to in-season practices though - of course you can't have people around.
There is an element of secrecy with plays and formations...and the focus is on the team they will play the upcoming week.
It takes only purchasing the cheapest license to get that access on the backside.
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but fans aren't allowed into the locker room-which i would equate to the backstretch. if people want to watch the works, i would think that would be similar to being in the stands watching spring training.
but i see no reason to allow random access to the backside.
besides, liability could cause huge headaches. horses get loose, so a bystander could get run over-then who pays when joe schmo sues? the owner of the horse? the trainer? or the track?