Horse Show Arenas In Santa Anita Park's Infield Almost Complete

Santa Anita Park infield | Benoit

Construction that began earlier this summer on three horse show arenas is nearing completion in the Santa Anita Park infield and will not affect training or racing at the track, according to a Wednesday 1/ST Racing press release.

Led by track consultant Dennis Moore, the construction will not impact morning training or afternoon racing as the Autumn Meet opens at the end of September.

The arenas will be used for the first time in collaboration with The Lugano Diamonds Split Rock Jumping Tour, and will feature two weeks of back-to-back international competition beginning in mid-November.

The events will mark the return of international show jumping to Santa Anita since the track was the host venue for the equestrian events during the 1984 Olympic Games.

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