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Belmont Park Opens Its Doors, Freshly Made Over, for the Fall Meet

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Belmont Park has reopened on Long Island, and the track that carries the meet's closing leg of the Triple Crown returns this fall in renovated form. The upgrade brings a new chapter to the grounds where owners, trainers and racegoers gather each season to watch the sport's best three-year-olds. For hunt country and turf faithful alike, the fall calendar now has a refreshed home to return to.

With reporting from America's Best Racing.

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