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If horse racing is your passion, this is your place. By:Travel & Sports Staff, June-2008
Known as the "Ciudad de las Carreras" (Racetrack City) and the "Ciudad de los Indios" (Indian City). The first is a reference to the Hipódromo Camarero the major horse racing track on Rt 3. In addition to regular races held during the week, the track also hosts the annual Caribbean Classic. This race showcases horses from throughout the Caribbean.
The story behind the "Ciudad de los Indios" is a bit more complicated. Canóbana, Yuguibo and Jumaca, leaders of the Taíno Indians, formed an alliance to throw off ... (more)
Caribbean thoroughbred championship weekend. Also known as the Caribbean Derby, the event gathers thoroughbreds from such countries as Mexico, Venezuela, Colombia and the Dominican Republic and is considered the richest horse race in Latin America.
The home of the first Puerto Rican governor. It is now a museum that commemorates his life, surrounded by beautiful gardens and a serene natural environment. Entrance Fee: $2.00 per person, Children from 6 to 12 years old $1.00, adults over 60 are free.
Caribbean thoroughbred championship weekend. Also known as the Caribbean Derby, the event gathers thoroughbreds from such countries as Mexico, Venezuela, Colombia and the Dominican Republic and is considered the richest horse race in Latin America.
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