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Statement on HB2547 Being Signed into LawTurf Paradise remains hopeful that a new Arizona law, HB2547, will be invalidated in federal court. A request for a temporary injunction will soon be filed by the Phoenix-based track. That’s because HB2547 is a violation of federal law. Both Turf Paradise and Monarch Content Management which supplies such tracks as Santa Anita, Del Mar, Gulfstream Park, Pimlico, Laurel Park, Golden Gate Fields, Los Alamitos, Meadowlands, and Tampa Bay Downs will be challenging this law in federal court.
Hopefully, the courts will do what the State of Arizona failed to do and that is stand up for horse racing in Arizona and respect federal law. Without this relief signals from these tracks will stop in 90 days and all horse racing in Arizona will be imperiled as critical signals from these horse racing tracks across the country are withdrawn for all tracks in the state. To Our Valued Turf Paradise Fans
In all of our 63 year history, Turf Paradise has never faced a more serious threat. If HB2547, legislation recently passed by the Arizona Legislature, is signed by Governor Ducey our track would have to close its doors. Since there has been a lot of misinformation provided by people new to horse racing in Arizona, we need to set the record straight and ask for your help...
New Arizona Legislation Would Close Turf Paradise. Please Ask Governor Ducey To VetoHB 2547 Is Needless Regulation That Could Shut Down Turf Paradise. We appreciate your patience as we have been telling you about HB2547. But more needs to be done to keep Turf Paradise from closing its doors. Unfortunately the Arizona Legislature has approved this unconstitutional, special interest legislation that imposes new mandates and regulation this Governor has typically rejected. They did so because of the parochial interests of a few powerful politicians...
Thank you for supporting horse racing in Arizona but keep it coming!
A couple of days ago we wrote you about a disastrous bill for horse racing in Arizona, House Bill 2547. It is opposed by Turf Paradise. Proposed by a new horse racing track in Yavapai County, it seeks a radical change to state policy that would force our track to close after serving the State of Arizona for 62 years with thousands of jobs, hundreds of millions of dollars in economic impact and the joy for the hundreds of thousands of visitors that come to Turf Paradise each year...
Congratulations Scott Stevens, Recipient of the 2019 George Woolf Memorial Jockey Award
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Hours of Operation:
Simulcast Racing seven days a week starting at 9 a.m. Live Racing Season: Oct - May Gates open for General Public at 11 a.m. Live Racing Sat - Wed - check calendar for exceptions
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