Beulah Park
★ 4.1🏛️ Offline🌍 United States· Grove City· est. 1923
Operator: Penn National Gaming (former)🛡 Ohio State Racing Commission (former)
Ohio State Racing Commission (former)
About
Beulah Park was the first thoroughbred racetrack in Ohio, opening in Grove City near Columbus in 1923 and operating live thoroughbred meets from October to early May. The track grew from a half-mile oval at opening to a three-quarter-mile track in 1935 and a one-mile oval in 1937. Beulah Park led Ohio in adopting Kentucky Derby simulcast wagering in 1983 and telephone betting via Ohio TAB in 1993. After Penn National Gaming relocated the racing license to Austintown in 2013, the 220-acre site was redeveloped into a residential community starting in 2021.
Pros
- +Physical venue open to the public
Cons
- −No licensing information on record
- −Operating company not publicly disclosed
- −No welcome bonus advertised
- −Not yet reviewed independently by players
Product
Games
Horse Racing
Banking
Currencies
USD
Access & support
Languages
English
Venue
Address
Grove City, OH