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Track Supers Field Day Set for June 14-15 at Indiana Grand Racing & Casino

The organizers of the Track Superintendents Field Day are pleased to reveal that the 20th edition of the event will be held June 14-15, 2021, at Indiana Grand Racing & Casino.

The event brings together track superintendents and staff annually to discuss best practices related to track maintenance, safety and operational issues for racing and training facilities worldwide.

“Because Track Supers Field Day is the only annual gathering for the hard-working men and women who help ensure the safety of our horses and riders, we felt it was important to have the event this year after being forced to cancel in 2020 due to COVID-19,” stated Roy Smith, founder of the event and track superintendent at Indiana Grand for the past seven years.

“We are proud to do our part to contribute to the greater good of the industry by helping put on this event at Indiana Grand, and we look forward to hosting attendees for two days of education, idea-sharing and comradery.”

The event was initially scheduled to be held at Remington Park in Oklahoma City but was shifted to Indiana Grand for a central location that would admit more attendees to drive.

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“We sincerely thank Remington Park for everything they did in the original planning of this event, and we hope to be able to hold a Track Supers Field Day there in the near future,” added Smith.

“Caesars Racing is dedicated to safety at all of our facilities, so hosting this year’s event was an easy decision for us,” stated Joe Morris, Senior Vice President of Racing for Caesars.

More than 100 attendees convened at the 2019 event held at Hollywood Casino at Charles Town in West Virginia. When the event was held at Indiana Grand in 2016, more than 90 attended internationally, including guests from England and Puerto Rico.

“For many years I never attended, and I didn’t go the first 10 years or so,” said Doug Bowling, track superintendent at Charles Town.

“And then when I started attending, I saw how valuable the networking and friendships are. The classes are always helpful, but you get to put faces with names and develop relationships, and then you have the ability to call someone when you might need a little help. It’s one of the greatest tools we have as track supers.”

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