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Where is Rillito Park race track?

First Ave., Tucson, Arizona - near intersection of River Road and First Ave. RILLITO PARK RACE TRACK is the historical landmark of Quarter Horse Racing.

What is the Rillito Park Foundation?

The Rillito Park Foundation is dedicated to the preservation of Rillito Racetrack, a thoroughbred and Quarter Horse racing venue since 1943. Rillito Racetrack is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. We need your help to preserve Rillito Racetrack.

Why visit Rillito Park in Tucson?

A trip to Rillito Park in Tucson proves that Horse Racing is still very much in it's heyday and fast becoming a sport for the entire family to enjoy. Originally opened in the 1940's, this track is on the National Register of Historic Places and is the home for the humble beginnings of American Quarter Horse Racing in the United States.

Where can I paint near Rillito Park?

Painting areas may range from the park and the Rillito farmers market to the additional farmers markets affiliated with the Heirloom Farmers Markets in Green Valley, Udal Park, Oro Valley (Steam Pump ranch) and Rincon Valley. Rillito Park Racetrack: We Gotta Save this Place!

When is Rillito racing?

Since 1988 Rillito Race Track has been Racing during the cool months of January and February. With the grandstand and clubhouse so close to the track, you can't help but feel as though you are part of the action. No matter where you are, you are never too far to hear them yell - "They're Off".

Where is the quarter horse race track in Tucson?

RILLITO PARK RACE TRACK is the historical landmark of Quarter Horse Racing. It is located in the shadows of the beautiful Catalina Mountains in northwest Tucson.

When is quarter horse racing?

Historical landmark for quarter horse racing for over 50 years. Thoroughbreds and quarter horses racing weekends in February and March.

Is Pima County open?

Attractions in Pima County are open with capacity limits. For the best experience call ahead before visiting and ask about current guidelines and precautions.

Live Horse Racing

Arizona is one of just a handful of states in the United States that offers a year-round racing circuit. Turf Paradise, located in Phoenix, Arizona, runs one of the longest race meets in the country -- the meet typically, begins in late October, and continues through the first week of May.

County Fairs

Arizona has two county fairs that currently offer live racing. Santa Cruz County, southwest of Tucson, Arizona, runs a two-day meet on the first weekend of May. Cochise County runs a two-day live racing meet in Douglas, Arizona, a community on the Arizona-Mexico border.