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The other thing is, I would warn you against bring your kid to the track 2 hours before the races actually start. I know my son was 6 last year and we went early to watch Andy do the show and by 2:30ish he was done. I'm not sure for how long you are going, but be strategic with your time especially with the kids. Looking back, I should have left him with my wife at the hotel and then just have them meet me at the track later.
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![]() Good advice. As of right now, the little man loves watching the horses and we spend 3-4 hours at Monmouth no problem. I should time our arrival close to post time however. Good call. Mommy and AJ might be making an early exit if it's raining or hot though, and daddy will be on foot, hitchhiking or taking a cab back to the hotel.
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Good Luck . Let me know how you make out as I am taking my 11 yo son ( w/ autism) on Travers week. He loves horses and wants to go to Woodbine. So we are doing the tour of Saratoga/Woodbine. We are 70 miles south of you . Anyone ever do the breakfast tour/program with their kids? Last edited by jenroypa : 08-05-2010 at 11:59 AM. Reason: spelling |
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http://www.derbytrail.com/forums/showthread.php?t=31353
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![]() Thanks. I remember you posting that last year. Hope to go to the one at Monmouth once he completes his summer camp..
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