This pictures show the ongoing construction and give a very good idea of
what it will look like when completed. They were taken during a Craft Fair
held at the track, on April 29-30, 2000.
The pictures are intended to show what's going on. I included two shots of
the Racing Museum because I thought a few people would be curious about
that also. The Jockey House is in the backyard, behind the grandstand,
accross from the building housing the mutuel windows (which used to be used
for saddling, before the expansion of the backyard as the two dollar
seats.) The Jockey House has also been referred to as the Jockey Club
House. One of the unique features of the Spa is that the Jockies have to
walk out from the Club House through the crowds to get to the Jockey
House.
The Jockey House is being expanded out further; it already is moving into
the walking path used by horses coming over from the Horse Haven and
Oklahoma barns accross Union Avenue. The City's map of the Union Avenue
Historic District is missing about one quarter of the buildings at the
track, but you can clearly see the Jockey House on the Map. The gates
aren't pictured.
 Workers on entrance roof
|  Racing Museum and Hall of Fame
|  Racing Museum and Hall of Fame
|  Addition to Jockey House
|
 Addition to the Jockey
House
|  Addition to the Jockey
House
|  Addition to the Jockey
House
|  Wright Street, Club House
Gate from inside
|
 Wright Street, Club House
Gate from inside
|  Gate Entrance from inside
|  Wright Street, Club House
Gate from inside
|  Addition to the Jockey
House
|
 Jockey House new part
|  Jocky House, new part
|  Jockey House, new part
|  Fragment of incomplete
City Map of Historic District
|
 Easternmost Gate on Union
Av
|  Easternmost Gate on Union
Av
|  Easternmost Gate on Union
Av
|  Gate at Union Av and East Av
|
 GAte at Union Av and East Av
|