Hollywood Dog Track
Hollywood Dog Track offers more than just exciting live dog racing. A Poker Room is open during all live racing days and a Flea Market is open every Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Hollywood Dog Track also offers simulcasts of dog, thoroughbred and harness races from all over the United States. Racing fans are informed of post times and jackpots through the track's in-house information channel. Hundreds of big-screen televisions are strategically located throughout the facility, so fans can keep track of all the races plus major league sports and pay-per-view special events.
Facility Capacity: 25,000 spectators
Track Data
- Track Length: 1.372 feet
- Track Width: 22 feet
- Length of Stretch: 300 feet
- Composition: Sand and Marl
- Courses: 5/16 mile, 3/8 mile and 7/16 mile
Major Stakes
- Hollywood World Classic
- Hollywoodian
- Hollywood Futurity
- Joe Ryan Jr. Memorial
Getting to Hollywood Dog Track
Hollywood Dog Track is located one mile east of I-95 at US-1 and Pembroke Road in Hallandale Beach, Florida, USA.
History of Hollywood Dog Track
Hollywood Dog Track opened its doors on Dec 1st, 1934, with some 1,200 fans ignoring the sub-freezing temperatures to wager $14,000. The first race was won by Buddy Hawk paying $62.00 to win.
In 1940, with the growth of Dog Racing, a Clubhouse was added to the Grandstand with improvements continuing through 1969.
Hollywood Dog Track, as we know it today, opened on November 30th, 1974. The track has a seating capacity for over 4,000 fans and a total capacity of 25,000. The parking lot can accommodate more than 3,600 cars.
