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May Festival Celebrations at Chester Racecourse

Today, the May Festival celebrations will kick off at the Chester Racecourse. The first race was run here in 1539, and its racing traditions and splendor have lasted more than four hundred and fifty years. For three days, the May Festival will thrill, entertain and bring racing enthusiasts together to witness some of the best racing that the Chester Racecourse has to offer. With excellent facilities and beautiful grounds, the course transforms itself from the 7th to the 9th of May each year into a racing and fashion extravaganza.

Don’t Miss the 2008 Season at Les Bois Park

Capitol Racing took over ownership of Les Bois Park just over two years ago, and will not only be hosting its third racing season this year, but has brought positive changes to the racecourse. Les Bois, translated from the French language and meaning “The Woods”, has been home to live horse racing since the early 1970’s. All year round entertainment and a full racing program during the summer months have brought constant income to the park and seen an increase in attendance.

Suffolk Downs Purse Increase

The stables at Suffolk Downs opened on the 28th of March 2008 and training sessions were in full swing by the end of the day on the 1st of April 2008. A month of preparation and planning will be put to the test as the 2008 racing season at Suffolk Downs kicks into high gear on 3 May 2008. And this year is full of surprises, purse increases and facility improvements. It seems that Suffolk Downs knows exactly how to lure the best horses back each year and to keep spectators happy.

The Irish National Hunt Festival

One of the biggest racing events of the horse racing season at Punchtown Racecourse is swinging into action this week, namely the Irish National Hunt Festival. This historic and anticipated five day event will once again see thousands of spectators and horse racing enthusiasts flocking to the racecourse, and some of the best horses in the industry will be there to thrill the crowds.

Goshen Historic Track’s 171st Season of Harness Racing

Built in Goshen, in the year 1838, the Goshen Historic Track is the oldest trotting track in the world today, which is the reason for the region being nicknamed “The Cradle of the Trotter”. Its charm and heritage is seen in the old wooden outbuildings and the grandstand that was donated to the track in 1911 by Mrs. Mary Harriman. In 1979, the track was given over to Goshen Historic Track Inc, which is dedicated to the conservation of the history of the track, and its future. The National Park Service named the Goshen Historic Track a Registered Historic Landmark in 1966, and today, racing is still its main focus.

Lone Star Park Ready for Racing Action

Yesterday, April 10th, was the opening day for the spring season of horse racing action at Lone Star Park in Grand Prairie. Even though the last season was a little wetter than expected, it did not dampen the racing spirit of entries or that of spectators. With a little bit luck, they will be spared the downpour of rain for the 2008 season. The new improvements to the track and a jam-packed racing schedule, mean Lone Star Park is ready for show stopping live horse racing.

Tamworth Harness Racing Club Schedules Races

The Tamworth Harness Racing Club is located in New South Wales, in Australia. It is a seven hundred and fifty meter horse racing track that once seemed to be doomed for closure, but has managed to fight its way back to hosting noteworthy racing events and looking towards the future. As harness racing competitors start getting ready for the TAB racing meet, which is being held on Wednesday by the Tamworth Harness Racing Club, organizers are already looking to the next racing event.

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