Monmouth Park Racetrack Schedule

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The Valentino Family sold Wolf Hill Farm to the Monmouth Park Jockey Club in 1963 which then became part of the greater Monmouth Park Complex.

Turf races can be run along the hedge, or with the portable rail out 12 feet (dubbed the "Haskell Course"), 24 feet ("Monmouth Course") or 36 feet ("Lennox Course").The Stable Area, located directly to the north of the back stretch of the main track, contains a total of forty barns and stables, twelve north of the New Jersey Transit's North Jersey Coast Line (connected by its own service and access road) and twenty eight on the main complex.The Wolf Hill Farm, which served Monmouth Park as a private stable and practice facility, is located adjacent to and immediately west of the main complex.

Remnants of the practice track are still clearly visible on the site.Caton Bredar (1995-1998)Barbara Foster (1995-1997)Jennifer Burke (2000-2004)Carolyn Conley (2003-2004)Brad Thomas (?-present)Thomas Cassidy (?-present)Larry Collmus (?-present)Mike CurciGordon RicahrdsMatt Carothers (1998)The Park is served by New Jersey Transit's North Jersey Coast Line during the racing season.A special train called the "Pony Express" was discontinued after the 2005 racing season.

A re-design of the grass course for the 2006 season brought with it a new, second chute to accommodate 5 1/2 furlong sprint races.

"It is a pivotal one-and-one-eighth-mile race for 3-year-olds with the Breeders’ Cup World Championships being held at Monmouth for the first time Oct.

It was transferred to state ownership in the 1986 takeover by the NJSEA and was eventually sold to the Monmouth County Park System in 1998 which now operates the site as a passive recreation park.

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