The umbrella is red and white and features the traditional red Saratoga logo and black NYRA Bets logo. Next up, Friday’s 10-race card will feature the Grade 2, $250,000 Prioress for 3-year-old fillies sprinting six furlongs on the main track and the $150,000 Lucky Coin, a 5 1/2-furlong Mellon turf sprint for older horses.įriday’s fans will also enjoy the final premium giveaway of the 2022 season: a mini umbrella presented by NYRA Bets. Thursdays through Saturdays and from noon until 4 p.m. This pavilion features New York craft beer, cider, wine and spirits products, including offerings from: Bolton Landing Brewing Company, Brooklyn Brewery, Common Roots Brewing Company, Druthers Brewing Co., Frog Alley Brewing Co., Northway Brewing Company, Paradox Brewery, Nine Pin Cider Works, Brotherhood Winery and Old Tavern Farm Winery, and spirits from Cooperstown Distillery, Great Jones and Pick Six Vodka. Dunkin’ will also be distributing $5 gift cards to fans departing the track later in the afternoon, while supplies last.įans can also find treats at the Taste NY Pavilion, located inside Gate A at the Top of the Stretch. Fans can get their pictures taken with Dunkin’ mascots, who will be stationed at the gates beginning at 3 p.m. Philip George Johnson was the leading trainer at Saratoga in 1983 and, according to the National Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame, won at least one race each year at the Spa from 1962 to 2003.ĭunkin’ will be on-track to keep fans running through the final Thursday of the meet. Johnson, a 1 1/16-mile inner turf test for juvenile fillies, honors the late Hall of Fame trainer who crafted a distinguished career that spanned six decades. Thursday will bring the 18th running of the $150,000 P.G. As for the races, Wednesday’s 18th running of the Grade 3, $175,000 With Anticipation for two-year-olds over the inner turf course serves as the headliner on a 10-race program that kicks off the final week of the summer meet.

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