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It lasts about five hours a day for 36 days. But maintenance workers at the Saratoga Racecourse have spent the past four months preparing for the 133rd thoroughbred race, which starts on July 25, with the Schuylerville Stakes for 2-year-old fillers.

In the 25-member offseason crew, about 160 employees worked 10 hours a day, sometimes six days a week, to prepare the 350-acre facility.

The oldest racetrack in the country was not left unplucked.

It’s been a while for the New York Racing Association, the operators of Saratoga, Aqua Duct and Belmont Park.

Last season, the Saratoga Games broke a record for attendance and handling of 10 people, with more than 978,000 people betting on $116.4 million through the gates.

This year, NASA President Barry Schwartz hopes to have more than 1 million visitors for the first time. He also hopes to make more bets when the amount of money he wins each of the $2, Double and Pick Six bets is reduced.

“That means more money goes to the people who win the bet, so the money keeps turning,” said Terry Mayock, chief operating officer of the New York National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Industry experts say Saratoga Racetrack benefits from more than just quality racing. ESPN The Magazine The July 9 issue of The Magazine describes Saratoga as “America’s loveliest racetrack,” and Sports Illustrated named the track one of the best sporting facilities on Earth.

“I think one of the most important things that makes us special is history – the tradition of the track,” said George Hathaway, a facility manager who first joined Saratoga in 1972.

The history was written by horses like Manowor, Upset, Secretariat, Jim Dandy, Onion, Postadeve, jockeys Isaac Murphy, Eddie Arcaro, Angel Cordero Jr., and trainers Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons and Woody Stevens.

The Whitney Handicap, which features some of the best old horses like Albert the Great, will be contested on Saturday. The centerpiece of the conference is the Traverse for 3-year-olds, which will be held on Aug. 25.

Saratoga Racetrack, at the foot of the Adirondack Mountains, 30 miles north of Albany, opened in 1863 as wealthy people flocked to grand hotels and natural hot springs to lend their Spa City’s name. One of the springs is in the popular picnic area behind grandstands and club houses. 실시간 바카라사이트