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  • Sunday, February 5, 2017 2:32pm
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The Emerald Racing Club returns this season at Emerald Downs.

Cost remains $500, with Larry and Sharon Ross and Mike Puhich working as trainers for 2017.

Founded in 2014, the Emerald Racing Club has compiled a 7-4-3 record in 24 starts including two wins last season by Archie Graham.

Here are just some of the benefits of becoming a member:

• Ownership in Thoroughbreds competing at Emerald Downs. The season runs April 8 through Sept. 17.

• Official owner license issued by the Washington Horse Racing Commission ($108 value)

• Free admission for the season ($490 value)

• Owner parking pass ($490 value)

• Access to the restricted backstretch area to watch horses train

• Paddock access on race day

• Guest passes to bring friends

• No hidden costs, no additional training fees or bills

Apply online (first-time club members have priority until Feb. 15).


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