After another potential sale fell through, a shortened 2024 season will begin next week, with hopes of finding a long-term solution PHOENIX — In the fall of 2023, it appeared that Turf Paradise was in ...

The Arizona Department of Gaming’s Racing Commission gave conditional approval for Turf Paradise to have a racing meet beginning in January, if it can also get approval from the regulating body for ...

Turf Paradise, which was scheduled to start its live meeting Nov. 2, has postponed racing after the Horseracing Integrity and Safety Authority communicated a recommendation to Turf Paradise and the ...

Turf Paradise opened its gates this week to welcome fans from across the Phoenix area for this year’s spring racing season, wondering how many more opening weeks they might enjoy at the north Phoenix ...

Following a meeting between Turf Paradise management and the Arizona Horsemen's Benevolent and Protective Association, the organizations announced in a joint statement Nov. 3. that live racing could ...

A few months after announcing his retirement and the closure of Turf Paradise, a longtime horse racing track in north Phoenix, track owner Jerry Simms said he has changed his mind. He now wants to ...

Turf Paradise in Phoenix, Ariz. has been granted another 45-day conditional license to conduct live racing, reports bloodhorse.com, following continued progress on renovations. The track initially had ...

'Zero Fatalities Is Our Next Goal': Turf Paradise Celebrates Safest Meet On Record originally appeared on Paulick Report. When Turf Paradise completed its 102-day live meet on May 3, it notched a ...

Sixty years ago in Phoenix, John’s Green Gables was one of the hot restaurants in town, teens cruised Central Avenue in hot rods and KTVK Channel 3 had just started broadcasting. It was also in 1956 ...

ARIZONA, USA — The National Thoroughbred League is holding its national championship this week at Turf Paradise. A year-round horse racing league with geographical teams from around the country, think ...

In recent years, the future of Turf Paradise near Phoenix, Ariz., has become a question mark. Arizona owners, trainers, and breeders have hankered for the days when racing in the state was robust and ...

To continue reading this content, please enable JavaScript in your browser settings and refresh this page. Preview this article 1 min As the owner of the longtime ...