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Lone Star Park Racetrack Horse Racing
Active races and results can be found at the Lone Star Park horse betting page.
April 10 - July 27
Quarter Horse:
September 26 - November 29
Length of stretch from last turn to finish line: 930 feet
Width of stretch: 90 feet
Banking: Six degree banking on turns
Distance from six furlong long start to first turn: 1,530 feet
Distance from turn to turn: 1,300 feet
Composition: Top layer consists of 5" sandy loam cushion, 5" compacted sandy loam cushion, 6" limestone base, and 6" of cement for stabilization
Turf: 7/8 mile oval with 11/8 inside chute
Length of stretch from last turn to finish line: 900 feet
Width of stretch: 80 feet
Composition: Top layer consists of Bermuda 419, 6" sandy loam growing medium, 5" limestone base, and 6" of cement for stabilization
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Wind: N at 4 mph
Bodog Racebook Payout Limits
Max per Race Payout: $10,000U.S. Graded Stakes Races at Lone Star Park
| Date | Race | Grade | Division |
|---|---|---|---|
| April 26, 2008 | Texas Mile Stakes | III | Dirt Mile |
| May 10, 2008 | Lone Star Derby | III | Dirt Mile |
| May 26, 2008 | Dallas Turf Cup Handicap | III | Mile |
| May 26, 2008 | Lone Star Park Handicap | III | Dirt Mile |
| May 26, 2008 | Ouija Board Distaff Handicap | III | Filly & Mare Turf |
About Lone Star Park Racetrack
Lone Star Park, located 12 miles west of Dallas in Grand Prairie, Texas, opened in 1997 for live thoroughbred and quarterhorse racing.
A variety of levels in the grandstand include the track level, clubhouse levels (levels two and four), and two levels of suites. The fourth-floor clubhouse level features 1,000 seats for terraced dining, a Jockey Club, and a paddock lounge that seats 125 people and overlooks the saddling paddock area. Two additional levels of the grandstand provide space for administrative offices and press box facilities.
The grandstand also includes themed concession areas, bars, racing information areas, a first-aid facility and gift shops. The audio/video system features over 600 televisions and a Sony Jumbotron in the infield. In addition to the grandstand, there are outdoor areas where patrons can watch the races, including outdoor reserved stadium-style seating and unreserved bench seating on the apron between the grandstand and the racetrack.
On Oct. 24, 2004, the Breeders' Cup World Thoroughbred Championships were hosted by Lone Star Park and drew a crowd of over 53,000.