Where Can I Bet Gulfstream Racing Online – Florida Derby, Donn Handicap, More

Written by :

Ean Lamb

Published on :

14 February, 2014

Where can you bet on Gulfstream racing over the Internet? WagerWeb.com features daily betting on all the major US racetracks including Gulfstream Park in Hallandale, Florida (no social security number necessary and receive free cash up to 100% of your initial deposit)

The current dirt course is one and one-eighth miles in circumference, with a one-mile backstretch chute. The turf course is one mile in circumference.

Grade 1 races at Gulfstream Park include the Donn Handicap, Florida Derby and Gulfstream Park Turf Handicap.

The Donn Handicap is open to horses four years old and up. This is an important prep race for the Dubai World Cup.

The Florida Derby is a major race where the winner typically gets an automatic entry into the Kentucky Derby.

The Sunshine Millions series pits Florida-breds vs. California-breds for purses totaling $3.6 million. All of the races in this series can be bet online at WagerWeb.com here.

- Ean Lamb, Gambling911.com

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