I hear my Mom is a Fan of the Turf CLub when i was a baby and had her share of win and lose.

- and since she is here to reture i would love to bring her to the turf club as she seem to enjoy it in her younger days .

would be nice to have a day out to the turf Club -

i hear there is one in chiangmai . and would love to know more and where i can get info of the Odd and also other related info .

anyone went there before kindly give me some info thanks

Race track is on the road to Mae Rim about 1.5 km past the Super Highway in a soi to the left West. Google horse racing chiang mai for more info.

I do not know of a Chiang Mai Turf Club. the Bangkok Turf Club is, however, an old Thai institution.

I heard there is a turf Track here .

But had never visted , know that is some where in mae rim .

anyone been there and know of any info like entry fee.

race date

and all kinda ODD and betting system ..

I did GooGle it . but got little info about it .

planning on a day out to the turf .

sound fun and exciting .

especially my mother . she is already so happy that i said i might bring her to the track for some horse viewing .. she love those animal . as it had won her fair share of joy and money in her youth

I did google it . but little info about it is online . so is looking for someone who had been there or least know what going on

so help me make my mom happy ok and shower me with info

thanks in advance

phar bleu

at kempton if you want a bet

Pardon me but what is

phar bleu And kempton ?

I've been to the track here a couple of times. On one occasion I saw a horse die on the track in the pre-race parde to post. He just keeled over, presumably from the performance enhancing injections he'd been given. Another time I saw a horse in the home stretch, leading by 5 lengths, with a jockey pulling on the reins so hard to get it to slow down. Apparently it was not supposed to win.

From what I've observed, ignore the parmutual odds boards and keep your eyes focused on the crowd in the stands instead. There you will find a clique of people determin8ing which horse shall win the race. when they go to the betting window, follow them and bet as they do.

I love going to the track, but I cannot support this three ring circus.

I've been to the track here a couple of times. On one occasion I saw a horse die on the track in the pre-race parde to post. He just keeled over, presumably from the performance enhancing injections he'd been given. Another time I saw a horse in the home stretch, leading by 5 lengths, with a jockey pulling on the reins so hard to get it to slow down. Apparently it was not supposed to win.

From what I've observed, ignore the parmutual odds boards and keep your eyes focused on the crowd in the stands instead. There you will find a clique of people determin8ing which horse shall win the race. when they go to the betting window, follow them and bet as they do.

I love going to the track, but I cannot support this three ring circus.

It's part of the Keystone Kops style of life here that I find very attractive.

A day at the races, an experience not to be missed.

Chiang Mai Turf Club/Racecourse, Kawila Officers' Club, N of the Hilltribe Museum. tel 0 5322 1974

Saturdays 12.30-5.30pm, gen admission 10 baht, VIP 100 baht.

A day at the races, an experience not to be missed.

Chiang Mai Racecourse, Kawila Officers' Club, N of the Hilltribe Museum. tel 0 5322 1974

I can accept the races being fixed to a certain extent, but it's the cruelty to the animals I can't abide.