We return year after year and enjoy it every time. The fireworks are GREAT especially since they are right above you. Then we enjoy the music until the fireworks starts. Oh, and there're horses, if you're unfamiliar with the concept of fun. July 3rd Races & Fireworks We love going to Canterbury Park on the 3rd of July We have fun betting 2 on the horses with the silliest names. Should you still find shady side-betting on birds too unpredictable, the main (ostrich) event will be followed by a race of also-funny, phlegm-chucking, desert-dwelling camels. He's also being ridden by jockey-turned-jockey-agent Chuck Costanzo, so maybe Shackle's notoriously uneven past will be mitigated by the promise of a new contract with more worms, or rodents, or whatever ostriches eat. There will be three Saturday evening programs, June 22, Aug. On July 3 and 4 racing will begin at 4 p.m. Shacklebird ODDS: 30-1 The longest of shots, this two-toed winged wonder is "built for speed" and has been known to fly out of the gate. On Thursdays and Fridays in 2019, racing will begin at 6 p.m., 30 minutes earlier than previous race meets, and weekend and holiday racing will begin at 12:45 p.m. The one cause for concern is that she's being mounted by novice 'strich-jock Andrew Erwin, whose very name betrays his clear ambivalence over posting an, er, win.īeakertariat ODDS: 2-1 Boasting an impressive (probably?) stride of 16ft, this guy's a proven winner, is being ridden by an experienced jockey, and has the best name. To that end, we've compiled insider info on which of these magnificent creatures deserves your bet in the race that'll reach speeds of up to 40mph, approx 1/3 of the speed you'll be traveling to get there, because there's f**king ostriches being ridden by tiny jockeys.īirdyatta ODDS: 7-5 This she-bird's the safest pick, as her strong charges at the wire are widely known on the (ostrich) racing circuit. For more information, visit The post Canterbury Park Approved For 65-Day Race Meet In 2022 appeared first on Horse Racing News | Paulick Report.Between general unfamiliarity with the enormous birds and inevitable fits of laughter, choosing one to win it all at Saturday's Don't Lay An Egg Dash (the crown jewel of Canterbury Park's Extreme Race Day) can be as tough as the sinewy, gamey dark meat of the losers. 27d days: Canterbury Park (Heavy) Race 1 1200m 2Y MDN-SW Finished In running 800m 2nd, 400m 2nd Sectionals 600m 39.570s : 1st Zougotcha (James McDonald 55.0kg) Winning Time 1:17.32 2nd Zou Tiger (Brenton Avdulla 57.0kg) 3.12L 3rd Sweet Baby Boom (Tim Clark 55.0kg) 8.47L: 3 /6: First Start: Canterbury Park (Heavy) Race 1. The Canterbury Park stable area, which can accommodate more than 1,400 racehorses, will open Wednesday, April 27.Ĭanterbury Park’s 24/7 card casino and simulcast racebook remain open daily.
CANTERBURY PARK EXTREME RACE DAY 2019 FULL
The 2022 thoroughbred and quarter horse stakes schedules will be announced in early January with stall applications, full details of Canterbury Park’s shipping incentive programs and the first condition book available shortly thereafter. Purses are projected to reach $15 million, exceeding $230,000 per day. From 2015 through 2019, average daily attendance exceeded 6,500 with heavily promoted days often surpassing 18,000. Tuesday racing will be replaced with Saturday evening racing programs in the coming season in an effort to build on the on-track success, and maintain the more recent off-track wagering levels, experienced on Sundays in 2021 when crowds returned to pre-pandemic numbers while off-track handle averaged $894,736, nearly triple the 2019 figure. Only in these days of political correctness could. Extreme race day at Canterbury Downs included ostrich racing. It was a rough & tumble race on a wet and sloppy track, actually, a beautiful thing to watch. In 2021, all-sources wagering reached a record $90.9 million with racing conducted Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday evenings and Sunday afternoons, surpassing the $68.4 million record set in 2020 when 53 days of racing were conducted. They came to Canterbury Park to race with jockeys on their backs.
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