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General Category => General Harness Racing Discussion => Topic started by: JuiceJunkies on March 24, 2012, 03:00:18 PM
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Mine is Vernon Downs.
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Meadowlands
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big fan of RcR
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Balmoral
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Aurora Downs.
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Used to be Sportsmans Park that place was great!
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Used to be Sportsmans Park that place was great!
I didn't see Sportsmans as my home track, but it was by far my favorite I ever raced at!
It was a Mecca. bowdown bowdown bowdown
Blmpk was pretty much the track I raced at the most.
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Northfield was home, my favorite place to race was always Pompano Park.
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Used to be Sportsmans Park that place was great!
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Or Winter Hawthorne Harness. Racing Double headers.
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Or Winter Hawthorne Harness. Racing Double headers.
I loved the doubles at Hawthorne! But it was a very short meet. I always made good money there because the top stakes horses were on the shelf for the winter and the smaller trainers could gather some cash. The purses were good and the Carey's treated the horsemen really well. (something you don't see at the other remaining harness tracks)
Hawthorne is on the outs with the politicians now and can't get any harness dates. Damn shame... they always ran a nice operation.
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PPK obviously is home for me but I never met a 1/2 mile track I didn't like.
Roosevelt was the best but YR, Fhld, MR, Stga & May are all 1/2 milers that I've been too & loved to watch the races. Would like to see Ocd, Nfld, Del, Gosh & Pcd too.
Least favorites to visit are Bal & M1.
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Buffalo
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Or Winter Hawthorne Harness. Racing Double headers.
Horrible paddock however.
Sportsmans had a great paddock and a good clubhouse but my favorite is still the Red Mile with the old paddock on the far turn. Great tradition and you can still hear the ghosts of Greyhound, or Bret Hanover in the barn areas. No other track in the country comes close.
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twinspires.com
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Raceway Park. heartluv
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Horrible paddock however.
Sportsmans had a great paddock
Sportsmans had the paddock that I think every track should have. A half-wall on the apron at the head of the stretch where every fan could see what was going on at anytime, and talk to the horsemen over the wall. It gave the fan access to the grooms, trainers, and drivers.
When they built the new paddock/security barn at the head of the backstretch at Hawthorne it was WAY handier than the old one under the grandstand. You shipped into your assigned stall and stayed there all day.
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Keep it up people. Understanding ones geographical location is a key factor in understanding there lifestyle and morals.
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Keep it up people. Understanding ones geographical location is a key factor in understanding there lifestyle and morals.
It can also be handy in trying to ruin them by posting their pearsonal info on line.
...huh?
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Balmoral Park as if I needed to say it rflmao1
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WEG Circuit....slight preference to Mohawk due to advantage for closers
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It can also be handy in trying to ruin them by posting their pearsonal info on line.
...huh?
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It can also be handy in trying to ruin them by posting their pearsonal info on line.
...huh?
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Sportsmans had the paddock that I think every track should have. A half-wall on the apron at the head of the stretch where every fan could see what was going on at anytime, and talk to the horsemen over the wall. It gave the fan access to the grooms, trainers, and drivers.
When they built the new paddock/security barn at the head of the backstretch at Hawthorne it was WAY handier than the old one under the grandstand. You shipped into your assigned stall and stayed there all day.
I loved the Sportsman's park paddock. It was great to walk by there as you were coming in to the track. It got me fired up to bet. I would almost be running to get my program and get to the windows.
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Buffalo
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