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America’s Day at the RacesAmerica’s Day at the Races
Oct 11 · 1:00 PM EDT – Oct 11 · 6:00 PM EDT
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Find announced horse racing TV and streaming times, channels and official viewing links. Compare program windows and race post times over seven days.
Sun, Oct 11, 2026 – Sat, Oct 17, 2026
Times shown in America/New York. Change your time zone below.
Sun, Oct 11, 2026 – Sat, Oct 17, 2026
Multi-track coverage
Multiple tracks / events
Sun, Oct 11, 2026
America/New_YorkBroadcast program
Oct 11 · 1:00 PM EDT – Oct 11 · 6:00 PM EDT
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Wed, Oct 14, 2026
America/New_YorkBroadcast program
Oct 14 · 1:00 PM EDT – Oct 14 · 6:00 PM EDT
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Thu, Oct 15, 2026
America/New_YorkBroadcast program
Oct 15 · 1:00 PM EDT – Oct 15 · 5:30 PM EDT
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Fri, Oct 16, 2026
America/New_YorkBroadcast program
Oct 16 · 1:00 PM EDT – Oct 16 · 3:30 PM EDT
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Oct 16 · 3:30 PM EDT – Oct 16 · 6:00 PM EDT
Free official stream
Sat, Oct 17, 2026
America/New_YorkBroadcast program
Oct 17 · 12:00 PM EDT – Oct 17 · 6:00 PM EDT
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Multi-track coverage
Multiple tracks / events
Sat, Oct 17, 2026
America/New_YorkBroadcast program
Oct 17 · 8:00 AM EDT – Oct 17 · 11:00 AM EDT
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These are official viewing destinations. A channel’s racing coverage may include several tracks and may change during the program.
Use these listings to find when horse racing coverage starts, which channel carries it and where the official viewing link leads. The default range covers today and the next six days in your selected time zone. Choose another starting date or filter by channel to plan a different week. Keep your chosen race’s post time nearby: a television program and a single race have different schedules.
A program window describes a period of coverage, often including previews, interviews and races from several tracks. A race post time describes the scheduled start of one contest. Listings identify the type so you can tell them apart. A multi-track program does not guarantee that every race at every venue will appear. Open a linked race for its own entries and race-day details.
Racing coverage can move between FS1, FS2 and an official online stream during the same afternoon. Read each announced time window instead of assuming the first channel carries the entire program. The official America’s Day at the Races schedule lists channel arrangements by date and time. Follow the provider’s current listing when you need to confirm a switch during a broadcast.
An official viewing destination may require a television subscription, an account or access from a supported location. A free stream, a temporary trial and a paid channel are different offers. Read the access note beside the link and confirm the terms at the destination. A channel’s availability can vary by TV provider; the channel number itself is not universal across cable and streaming services.
A replay shows a race or program that has already happened. Highlights are edited portions, while a full-race replay follows the contest itself. A video being available to play does not make it a live broadcast. To revisit a completed race, open its detail page for any available replay. To follow upcoming racing, use the announced program windows here and the race schedule for individual start times.
Check today’s entries in the listings and read the channel beside each window. Channels can differ between programs and between parts of the same broadcast.
Use the program start for coverage and the race post time for a specific contest. Both should be read in your selected time zone.
Some official coverage offers free access. Follow the access note and provider link; do not assume every listed television channel or race is free.
Broadcasters can divide coverage into separate windows. Check the official schedule for the next channel or stream so you can continue watching.