Churchill Downs will allow limited spectators for upcoming Fall Meet
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Fans of live horse racing, we've got some good news for you.
Churchill Downs announced earlier on Wednesday that they will allow a limited number of spectators for this season's upcoming Fall Meet, and tickets are now available for dates spanning Oct. 25 through Nov. 29. You can snag them now via Ticketmaster by clicking the link here.
https://twitter.com/ChurchillDowns/status/1316483427093413888
Churchill Downs did not allow any spectators for last month's 146th running of the Kentucky Derby and the upcoming Fall Meet will mark the first time any observers are permitted within the confines of the racetrack. As with most large public venus during these uncertain times, social distancing is encouraged and mask-wearing will be enforced. Repeat offenders who disobey any guidelines could be subject to removal from the property. Expected capacity numbers have not yet been announced at this time.
Kybluegrass | Wikimedia Commons[/caption]
Fans of live horse racing, we've got some good news for you.
Churchill Downs announced earlier on Wednesday that they will allow a limited number of spectators for this season's upcoming Fall Meet, and tickets are now available for dates spanning Oct. 25 through Nov. 29. You can snag them now via Ticketmaster by clicking the link here.
https://twitter.com/ChurchillDowns/status/1316483427093413888
Churchill Downs did not allow any spectators for last month's 146th running of the Kentucky Derby and the upcoming Fall Meet will mark the first time any observers are permitted within the confines of the racetrack. As with most large public venus during these uncertain times, social distancing is encouraged and mask-wearing will be enforced. Repeat offenders who disobey any guidelines could be subject to removal from the property. Expected capacity numbers have not yet been announced at this time.
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