Horseshoe Indianapolis Racing & Casino will adjust with the upcoming time change effective Wednesday.
Regular racing programs will move to a 1:30 p.m. post time, a change from the traditional 2:10 p.m. post time.
“With the time change and shorter windows for daylight, we have decided to fine tune our racing program with a slightly earlier start of 1:30 p.m. for the remainder of the season,” said Eric Halstrom, Vice President and General Manager of Racing. “This will allow more racing opportunities for our horsemen and women, especially on the turf course as the days grow shorter.”
The only program which will not be affected by the change is Oct. 30. Live racing will remain at 10:45 a.m. to coincide with the first day of Breeders Cup action from Keeneland.
The 24th season of live Thoroughbred and Quarter Horse extends through Nov. 13. Indiana’s top Thoroughbreds and Quarter Horses will be featured Saturday during the seventh annual Indiana Champions Day.
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