Local Hotels - At Gold Coast do you get the racebook races in the room?

ksouth165

Mar 23, 2012
8:53am

I may switch a reservation from Orleans to Gold Coast just because I've never stayed at Gold Coast. A determining factor could be whether you get the races on the room tv at G C like at Orleans. Thanks.

rkorbyl

Mar 24, 2012
4:38am

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I just got back from the Gold Coast, and to be honest, I don't recall seeing any pony races being shown in the actual hotel room. I could be wrong, but I am pretty sure I went through the entire dial, and didn't see any races.

rkorbyl

Mar 26, 2012
1:16am

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Hey Jack..... I was thinking about your question and I sort of remembered that when I was actually going through the television channels it was either very early in the morning or very late at night and it would make sense that there were no races. So I guess, I can't really say yes or no to the pony race broadcasts on Gold Coast's tv.

ksouth165

Mar 26, 2012
10:23am

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Originally posted by: rkorbyl
Hey Jack..... I was thinking about your question and I sort of remembered that when I was actually going through the television channels it was either very early in the morning or very late at night and it would make sense that there were no races. So I guess, I can't really say yes or no to the pony race broadcasts on Gold Coast's tv.

Thanks rkorbyl. I'll give it another week or so to see if anyone else chimes in. If I don't get the answer here I will give G C a call. I just have a feeling that the people at the front desk won't know the answer, so I thought it might be easier to get the answer here.

azrobert

Mar 28, 2012
11:55pm

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YES...they do show the races in your room.

Also...be sure to sign up at the race book for their club card as it is different from the B-Connected card.

When I didn't feel ready to face the world after a long night, I run down to the book, grab a couple hot dogs for a buck each from the cart and then it's back to the room to watch the races.

BTW...if you bet the horses online and have a good book let me know as alot of the online books limit their payouts so you don't get true track odds.

Good luck and have a good time.

azrobert

Mar 29, 2012
12:09am

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also....be sure to ask for a rennovated room as those have a nice flat screen TV...the others have a small, very old set

ksouth165

Mar 29, 2012
8:02am

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Originally posted by: azrobert
YES...they do show the races in your room.

Also...be sure to sign up at the race book for their club card as it is different from the B-Connected card.

When I didn't feel ready to face the world after a long night, I run down to the book, grab a couple hot dogs for a buck each from the cart and then it's back to the room to watch the races.

BTW...if you bet the horses online and have a good book let me know as alot of the online books limit their payouts so you don't get true track odds.

Good luck and have a good time.

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azrobert

Mar 29, 2012
12:00pm

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i'll be sure to do that if i sign up although it probably will be sometime in late april or so

good luck in Vegas

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Mar 31, 2012
7:55am

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