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For over sixty six years, fans have enjoyed the heart pounding thrills of live horse racing at Charles Town Races & Slots. That excitement continues to grow with new renovations coming soon.
U.S. Route 340
Charles Town, WV 25414
1-800-795-7001

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Dover Downs is many things to many people. If you are a fan of car racing, it is the host to two major NASCAR race weekends. If you enjoy the excitement of harness racing, Dover Downs presents the best in the sport from November through April. If you like to take your chances on hitting it big with slots gambling, Dover Downs has the state maximum 2,000 machines on hand. If you like great live music entertainment, Dover Downs has acts as varied as The Beach Boys, Patti LaBelle and Loretta Lynn.

Check out the pictorial mini-library of American Thoroughbred history of Pimlico Clubhouse and Laurel Clubhouse (1911) from the Maryland Jockey Club archives.

Opening Night for live racing in 2006 is Saturday, January 21st. After Opening Weekend, we have live racing every Tuesday and Saturday Night through the month of March. Post Time for Tuesday Nights is 5:35 pm and Post Time for Saturday Nights will remain 7:20 pm. Starting April 3rd we will have live racing three nights a week - Mondays, Tuesdays and Saturdays with a Post Time of 5:35 pm for Mondays and Tuesdays and a 7:20 pm Post Time for Saturdays.

Of each dollar spent by players of the Virginia Lottery approximately 50-55% goes back to the players in the form of prizes. Approximately 5% goes to the retailers who sell Virginia Lottery tickets. The Lottery can spend up to 10% on expenses, however that expenditure has been approximately 7% or lower over the Virginia Lottery's history. Last, but most certainly not least, the Lottery has turned over every penny of its profits, an average of 35% on the dollar, to the Commonwealth of Virginia.