The 2008 Delaware Park meet is now underway. Come join us at the track for the best Arabian racing in the country!





Headlines

5/5/08 - Making his first start in 10 months, Cre Run Enterprise's Gimme A Break pulled away to win the Delaware Park Season Opener S. over Frysk Me Now and Remarkable Man.
4/28/08 - Djenteel, owned by James Morris and trained by Courtney Sarris, overcame a rough start to win the Delaware Season Opener Distaff by a head. Toppoftheclass, the longest shot on the board, narrowly missed the win with Kittilina third.

Congratulations to Bill and Cathy Waldron, 2007's leading owners for the third straight year with over $380,000 in earnings. Bill Waldron was also the leading trainer by earnings. With his mounts earning $259,606, William Hollick was the leading rider, only $1,200 in front of runner-up Gabriel Saez. Saez, however, won 23 races compared to Hollick's 20. Bosted by wins in the UAE Equestrian and Racing Federation S. (G1) and Bob Magness Derby (G1), Fryvolous, who raced this year for Dianne Waldron before being sold, was the leading earner with over $106,000.

Keep our site bookmarked and come back often for updates because this is the place to find all the information you need to get involved in Arabian racing at Delaware Park.


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We've Gone the Distance to be the Best

On September 1, 1984, the first Arabian race was run at Delaware Park. The race was for maidens, 3-years-old and up running 6 furlongs (3/4 of a mile). The winner was a horse by the name of Locust Tagore, a grey 9-year-old gelding. He defeated 8 other horses and won in a time of 1:21.1. The total purse for the race was $2,750 and total handle was $40,693.

Twenty-three years later, Delaware Park is the premier spot for Arabian racing in the United States. Boasting overnight purses of $9,000-$12,000 and a stakes program worth almost $1 million, here is where you will find the very best!


Arabians are cherished for their beauty and intelligence. Combine that with the undeniable thrill and excitement of racing and it's an unbeatable combination! We'll see you at the races!

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