Even Racetracks Are Moving To Suburbs
Will the famous Southern California Hollywood Park racetrack abandon inner city Inglewood for Irvine's suburbs?
"An effort to move the famed Hollywood Park racetrack from Inglewood to Irvine is a tale of the suburbs and the inner city... As some in Inglewood see a brighter future without the track, city leaders in Irvine officials have warmed to the idea of letting Hollywood Park's owners reinvent the facility on the former base, a locale that would showcase horse racing along with concerts, expositions and other events catering to a younger and more affluent clientele."
Thanks to Laura Kranz
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Published on Monday, April 26, 2004 in
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