Horse Racing Tracks in the USA

Find a racecourse by entering its name or city, then narrow the list by state. Each result shows the venue’s location, time zone and next published race day. Open a track to explore its calendar, choose a meet and follow the races on a particular day. Reset the filters to return to the full directory.

Compare locations and local race dates

The next race day on a track card uses that venue’s local calendar date. This helps when comparing tracks in different time zones or planning travel from another country. A race you watch after midnight at home can still belong to the previous day’s card at the venue. Keep the track name and its local date together when looking up an entry, result or replay.

Read the season calendar before choosing a day

A track may host separate spring, summer or fall meets, with breaks between them. Within a meet, only selected days may have live racing. Open the track’s monthly calendar and look for a published race day rather than assuming the whole season runs daily. If a card says “Race dates to be announced,” it means this guide has no upcoming published day to show; it does not establish that the venue has closed.

Separate gates, first post and your chosen race

Gate opening is when visitors can enter; first post is the scheduled start of the day’s first race. A later numbered race has its own post time. Check the track’s official information for admission, parking, accessibility and any date-specific arrangements. The Del Mar season guide, for example, presents meet information alongside first-post and gate details. Use the equivalent official guide for the venue and date you choose.