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The mission of Save Hialeah Park’s is the
historic preservation of Hialeah Park Race Track.
What are we saving? The Park was once the most beautiful race track
in the world, it marks the beginnings of the city of Hialeah and its founders,
features a unique central park area, and is a symbolic resting place for the
horses that raced there and the millions of people who once cheered from
the clubhouse and grandstand. Hialeah Park is the city’s most evident and
only historical link with the rest of the nation. It deserves nothing less than
to be completely restored and preserved.
historic preservation of Hialeah Park Race Track.
What are we saving? The Park was once the most beautiful race track
in the world, it marks the beginnings of the city of Hialeah and its founders,
features a unique central park area, and is a symbolic resting place for the
horses that raced there and the millions of people who once cheered from
the clubhouse and grandstand. Hialeah Park is the city’s most evident and
only historical link with the rest of the nation. It deserves nothing less than
to be completely restored and preserved.
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| LATEST NEWS: Paulick Report Monday Morning Quarterback Down the Stretch. Minor told the Paulick Report he intends to legally challenge the city of Hialeah's right to turn over the deed for Hialeah Park to John Brunetti four years ago at the end of a 30-year lease agreement between Hialeah and Brunetti. Minor contends that Brunetti failed to live up to the terms of the lease by failing to offer live racing, not holding a pari-mutuel license and falling behind in his payments to the city. Minor thinks the city of Hialeah should enforce an eminent domain claim on the land. If not, he said he has a team of lawyers ready to strike. Blood-Horse Magazine Letters Critical of MEC's Economic State Late last month, Brunetti rejected Minor's first offer for Hialeah Park, which last held races in 2001. Neither would disclose the price Minor offered or the price Brunetti is requesting. But Brunetti said on Oct. 1 that Minor's offer was "in the same range" as the $22 million purchase price when he bought the track in 1977... Plus: 'Miami Vice' Baby Flamingos Hatch At Denver Zoo |
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