Don’t Miss Belmont Park
The site of the legendary horse race the Belmont Stakes, Belmont Park is one of the most historic horse racing venues in the United States. This track is also known as the “Championship Track,” because almost every major horse racing champion in the 20th century has competed here. From a long rich history with people who flock to the park each year for the Belmont Stakes as well as other races, Belmont Park is one of the most beautiful tracks in the country.
Steeped in rich history
According to Wikipedia, it was on May 4, 1905, when the historic Belmont Park was opened (after the earlier races from 1867 to 1905 were raced at Jerome park in the Bronx), as it was financed by the Belmont family, who financed the first Belmont Stakes race. There are several unique features of Belmont Park, one of them is “Woody’s Corner” display, which is found in the first floor clubhouse lobby, which commemorates the five consecutive Belmont stakes winners trained by the legendary trainer Woody Stephens. There’s also wrought iron gates that bear an illustration of the Belmont Stakes. These gates are now found on the fourth floor of the Belmont Park clubhouse.
What to do there today
Today Belmont Park, the heart of Belmont Stakes betting, which is a 430 acre racetrack located in Elmont, New York, is one of the most well attended course race tracks in the country. The main courses 1/2 miles and the venue itself holds between 85,000 to 90,000. That of course didn’t stop nearly 120,000 people from attending the Belmont stakes in 2004, which was the most well attended Belmont stakes in history
For a beautiful look at horse racing history night states and to take part is an exciting horse races, Belmont Park is the place.








