So this was a place I explored with buddies and then by myself in the span of a week.
The racetrack opened up in 1984 and closed in 2019.
The first picture is not mine and was taken in 1997 when the track was still running races.
Here is a picture that was taken in September 2020
The club area (which is the only part that is accessible without climbing a fence looks like a reject from the early 2000s with all the out of place looking box tvs everywhere. I never knew this many box tvs weres till being used this far in to the 2010s.
They also had the most cheesy area for selling food ever, using again something from the late 90s, early 2000s that just looked so out of place.
At least betting could be cheap.
In the payout booth, they had a very intresting sign, which suggests that too many people were trying to get money off the tellers.
The office was really cool though it was a mess of wires and junk. Still had a computer and all the records for the track.
The bleachers were blocked off and waps swarmed everywhere which kept me from taking too many pictures of the main betting floor but I did get it on video which I will link at the bottom of this report.
In the main lobby area for the non-club members was a concession stand.
As you can tell they put no expenses into making this a nice place (and by no expenses I mean it literally).
Out on the bleacher, someone had fun with the chairs from the club house.
Outside and next to the track I got some nice pictures of the actual viewing area.
Next door was where the horses would be stabled right before the race would start.
And the last pic was of a nice unique sign on a light post near the stables.
Overall the place was a fun exploration but sadly it is now boarded up and while still accessible is now a pain to do so. I am glad I got full access to it before they made it much harder to get in.
The racetrack opened up in 1984 and closed in 2019.
The first picture is not mine and was taken in 1997 when the track was still running races.
Here is a picture that was taken in September 2020
The club area (which is the only part that is accessible without climbing a fence looks like a reject from the early 2000s with all the out of place looking box tvs everywhere. I never knew this many box tvs weres till being used this far in to the 2010s.
They also had the most cheesy area for selling food ever, using again something from the late 90s, early 2000s that just looked so out of place.
At least betting could be cheap.
In the payout booth, they had a very intresting sign, which suggests that too many people were trying to get money off the tellers.
The office was really cool though it was a mess of wires and junk. Still had a computer and all the records for the track.
The bleachers were blocked off and waps swarmed everywhere which kept me from taking too many pictures of the main betting floor but I did get it on video which I will link at the bottom of this report.
In the main lobby area for the non-club members was a concession stand.
As you can tell they put no expenses into making this a nice place (and by no expenses I mean it literally).
Out on the bleacher, someone had fun with the chairs from the club house.
Outside and next to the track I got some nice pictures of the actual viewing area.
Next door was where the horses would be stabled right before the race would start.
And the last pic was of a nice unique sign on a light post near the stables.
Overall the place was a fun exploration but sadly it is now boarded up and while still accessible is now a pain to do so. I am glad I got full access to it before they made it much harder to get in.
