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Hambletonian moving to Harrah's Hoosier Park in 2027

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@niekh, you are right, even beautiful Mohawk is never close to full most nights, and this year’s North America Cup  was not as packed as as other years..there’s just no media advertising about the races,no attempt to promote the sport here. Also, Mohawk is a good drive away from most cities , a beautiful setting to be sure, but at least an hour away from big towns, that is not too bad , but highway driving here in Ontario ,is not a pleasant experience..

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Quote from Bearcookie56 on October 2, 2026, 7:33 AM

@niekh, you are right, even beautiful Mohawk is never close to full most nights, and this year’s North America Cup  was not as packed as as other years..there’s just no media advertising about the races,no attempt to promote the sport here. Also, Mohawk is a good drive away from most cities , a beautiful setting to be sure, but at least an hour away from big towns, that is not too bad , but highway driving here in Ontario ,is not a pleasant experience..

I have visited Mohawk the most of any North American track. First time I was there was for the Mohawk Million night. They had more people show up for the Friday, where they had a show by the mounted police, (and paid entry), versus the Saturday with a stakes card and free entry....
Honestly driving in Ontario is a bliss versus driving in New Jersey and New York City hahaha.

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Quote from NiekH on October 2, 2026, 8:03 AM
Quote from Bearcookie56 on October 2, 2026, 7:33 AM

@niekh, you are right, even beautiful Mohawk is never close to full most nights, and this year’s North America Cup  was not as packed as as other years..there’s just no media advertising about the races,no attempt to promote the sport here. Also, Mohawk is a good drive away from most cities , a beautiful setting to be sure, but at least an hour away from big towns, that is not too bad , but highway driving here in Ontario ,is not a pleasant experience..

I have visited Mohawk the most of any North American track. First time I was there was for the Mohawk Million night. They had more people show up for the Friday, where they had a show by the mounted police, (and paid entry), versus the Saturday with a stakes card and free entry....
Honestly driving in Ontario is a bliss versus driving in New Jersey and New York City hahaha.

If you can drive in New York City, you can drive anywhere!

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