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I've been to:
Laurel Bowie Pimlico Timonium Marlboro Rosecroft (Harness) Laurel Raceway (Harness) Penn National Philly Park Delaware Park Charles Town Shennandoah Colonial Atlantic City Aqueduct Churchill Downs Keeneland Wheeling Downs (woof) Peachtree Downs Ak-Sar-Ben Cheyenne Frontier Days Wild Horse races Guess I need to get out more...... |
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Yeah, Belgium was easy. I lived there for a little over 4 years. The best part was having the opportunity to visit some really nice tracks throughout Europe. Asia and South America are not quite on the short list, but I'll get there eventually. This year's venture is Ireland, '09 is a swing through Switzerland, Italy and southern France, and '10 is a run through Victoria (Melbourne), Australia. Scav, It's been great fun. Been at it for a little over 30 years. Much as I love racing here in the US, it can be a little boring (left turn, left turn, finish). Hopefully, you'll have the chance to catch some racing abroad and see some really unique layouts. |
I can't compete with some of the lists on here, but I haven't been into racing nearly as long as some of you (scanman's list is INCREDIBLE), but I've been to most of the "major" tracks out east..
Aqueduct Belmont Churchill Meadowlands Monmouth Pimlico Saratoga |
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Arlington
Hawthorne Sportsmans (I think) Keeneland Old Gulfstream |
At first I was like...What's the point of this thread? Then I realized that other than being interesting, it was one more thing I could have my wife look at on here to help prove to her that there are people out there worse than me when it comes to gambling on horse races.
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Most of the above...one time or another
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My list stinks:
Garden State Belmont Pimlico Laurel Saratoga Charles Town Penn National Delaware |
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Yeah, I'm pretty much a track junkie. I like the excitement of visiting a new/different track (adventure, setting, betting opportunities, cultural experience). For the near future, I'm stuck in "hot as can be" Orlando. So for the next 5-6 months, we'll have 90 degree, with 90% humidity. I need to have something to look forward to. I try to get away once a month. I have about 22 "new" tracks on the schedule for this year. Heading out to Canterbury and Arapahoe next month. |
Suffolk Downs
Belmont Saratoga Aqueduct Delaware Park Pimlico Laurel Colonial Downs Tampa Bay Downs Have some plans to visit the new track in Erie, PA this fall and lest I forget where I placed my first wager ever, RAYNHAM TAUNTON GREYHOUND PARK :cool: |
Hmmm, ones I've been to:
Arlington Hawthorne Hoosier Park Gulfstream Santa Anita Hollywood Portland Meadows Emerald Downs Northville Harness Belmont |
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My list is not very large, and has a large representation of Canadian tracks, harness tracks, and no longer existent tracks. US Arlington Hawthorne Hazel Park Detroit Race Course Del Mar Hoosier Park Northville Downs - harness Sports Creek - Harness Canada Woodbine Greenwood Mohawk - harness London - harness Sarnia - harness Windsor - harness |
only list shorter than the ones I have deposited into....is the list of ones I have taken withdraws from.
deposited into: Colonial Saratoga Turf Paradise Keeneland withdrawn from: thud |
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My list has all happened in the past 12 mos (except for Plainfield)
Aqueduct Belmont Calder Meadowlands Harness Pimlico Plainfield Greyhound (former employee) Lincoln Greyhound (Twin River) This summer: Monmouth Saratoga Suffolk Downs |
Pimlico
Laurel Free State (harness) Ocean Downs (harness) Rosecroft (harness) Timonium (sp) Del Park Philly Park AC Mommouth Santa Anita Hollywood Fairmount Wheeling (dog) the track outside of KC Belmont Aqueduct Saratoga Last year was the first year and I will be back this year. Charlestown Penn National Churchhill Downs |
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