The turf club was super nice with floor to ceiling glass with private tables and booth. It really was an incredible construction and facility. It will be sorely missed. What a time, what a place, what an experience. Similar thing happened to Hollywood Park. It was an elaborate facility also. A very amazing classy place that was also torn down. It really had that old time elegance. It is all gone now.
My uncle Raymond Tremayne was the racing steward of California and we had many horses run and win at Golden Gate Fields. Thank you so much for this video. It's just priceless!!!! So sad and heartbroken it's closing ! Sincerely , Sandra Tremayne
The paddock must be new because the winner's circle was the only thing in front. The old paddock use to be where the entry gate for the track was located to the far right of the grandstand. To the sides of winner circle behind I believe that was the jockey and drivers lounge where they rested and prepared themselves for the next race. The old paddock was a part of the barn area, the track backside.
Thanks for this grand tour, from a former SoCal horseplayer who never got or took the chance to visit GGF. I guess I was viewer #70 of this inspiring and history-preserving video. Cheers!
This was a wonderful racetrack to attend! Very Memorable Races!! Great People, Awesome Staff, Just a all around good time!! It will be sorely missed!!😢😢😢😢😢😢
Thanks for doing this...Great tour. Never been there, but I have read Bill Barich's great book, Laughing in the Hills: A Season at the Racetrack which takes place there. I was thrilled to see the wall of Lost in the Fog photos and memorabilia; I loved that horse. However, I was surprised to not see more wall space dedicated to the history of the track and the memorable horses and people who worked there. Soon there will only be half a dozen tracks left.
Quick question do you need a ticket to enter or you can just enter without one it’s because on the website of golden gate fields it says get tickets so I’m not sure if we are allow to enter with a ticket or without one
Thank you for the memories, thank you so so much❤.
The turf club was super nice with floor to ceiling glass with private tables and booth. It really was an incredible construction and facility. It will be sorely missed. What a time, what a place, what an experience. Similar thing happened to Hollywood Park. It was an elaborate facility also. A very amazing classy place that was also torn down. It really had that old time elegance. It is all gone now.
Thank you for doing this for us and future generations xx
Thanks for watching!!
My uncle Raymond Tremayne was the racing steward of California and we had many horses run and win at Golden Gate Fields. Thank you so much for this video. It's just priceless!!!!
So sad and heartbroken it's closing ! Sincerely , Sandra Tremayne
Great profile! Thank you for creating this.
if i could go back in time i would visit all theses beautiful racetracks
The paddock must be new because the winner's circle was the only thing in front. The old paddock use to be where the entry gate for the track was located to the far right of the grandstand. To the sides of winner circle behind I believe that was the jockey and drivers lounge where they rested and prepared themselves for the next race. The old paddock was a part of the barn area, the track backside.
Outstanding video! Thank you so much for sharing!
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for this grand tour, from a former SoCal horseplayer who never got or took the chance to visit GGF. I guess I was viewer #70 of this inspiring and history-preserving video. Cheers!
Thanks for watching!!
This was a wonderful racetrack to attend! Very Memorable Races!! Great People, Awesome Staff, Just a all around good time!! It will be sorely missed!!😢😢😢😢😢😢
Thanks for doing this...Great tour. Never been there, but I have read Bill Barich's great book, Laughing in the Hills: A Season at the Racetrack which takes place there. I was thrilled to see the wall of Lost in the Fog photos and memorabilia; I loved that horse. However, I was surprised to not see more wall space dedicated to the history of the track and the memorable horses and people who worked there. Soon there will only be half a dozen tracks left.
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for the video. You are the new Mcchump tour. Do you think it is big enough to hold a breeders cup?
I think it could. There’s enough seating for it. Keeneland seems much smaller capacity and they hold it.
Quick question do you need a ticket to enter or you can just enter without one it’s because on the website of golden gate fields it says get tickets so I’m not sure if we are allow to enter with a ticket or without one
Yes there is a general admission ticket.
Maybe a weird question, but how many tracks have you been been to have an old style full feature tote board
Quite a few. I’d have to sit down and count lol
It’s a shame the last race track in Northern California is forever gone
this is historic ,should be saved bye historical society,,SAD
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So many fond memories! I will miss it terribly
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