Bay Meadows Horse Track Had Grand Auto-Racing History
Written by: Jim Thurman
The history of U.S. auto racing is firmly rooted in fairgrounds dirt ovals — tracks originally built for horses. Though far less common, some privately owned horse tracks hosted auto races.
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Posted by Jim Thurman
on Oct 22 2010 Filed under A Lesson in History, Featured, Racing History.
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