Limited Spectators for Colonial Downs Meet

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Colonial Downs is slated to open for its 18-day stand Monday, July 27, and the turf-centric oval announced Friday that it will cap attendance at 1000 spectators in accordance with third phase of Virginia's COVID-19 re-opening plan. Spectators will be limited to outdoor areas of the track apron and grandstand; will receive temperature checks upon arrival; must maintain six feet  of distance from other attendees; and will be required to wear masks indoors and encouraged to wear them outdoors.

“With the advancement into Phase 3 of Virginia's reopening plan, and guidance from state and local health authorities, we are anxious to offer this year's race meeting with limited spectators in a safe and healthful fashion,” said John Marshall, Colonial Downs' Executive Vice President of Operations. “As we continue to monitor the effects of Covid-19, our top priority this meet is protecting the health and safety of our guests, team and racing participants.”

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