Y39 and Y40 Steward's Cup Locations

[Friedrich Barbarossa]

I prefer the SC to stay on the East coast. The Arc-Turf double is already basically impossible but I think there's no question that it's not possible to do with a trip from France (ALLEZ LES BLUES!!!!!) to California.

Obviuously, I'm biased.

[Charles Bunbury]

How about Flores Island(Azores)?

[Patrick O'Malley]

Write in vote for Alaska -- would be great fun to see how people prep for it.

Seconded.

[A.R. Roberts]

I prefer the SC to stay on the East coast. The Arc-Turf double is already basically impossible but I think there's no question that it's not possible to do with a trip from France (ALLEZ LES BLUES!!!!!) to California.

Obviuously, I'm biased.

How about the SIM beat the BC and actually run a Steward's Cup in Europe or elsewhere...

Just a thought.

[Friedrich Barbarossa]

Heckuva good thought too in my opinion.

I'd love to see that, in the SIM anyways. Not so sure about RL...do they even have dirt tracks in Europe (serious question, I honestly don't know)?

[Karl Smythe]

You could definitely do the AW Steward's Cup races in England. Just move to Sunday Park.
Would be pretty neat.

If you moved them all to Europe, would be totally fun.

[Rebecca Rose Hepburn]

If we wanted a European SC to happen we'd need dirt preps made at European tracks too. Otherwise we'd get entire fields where traditional week 14 prep races become undesirable.

[Mike Eaton]

Rebecca Rose Hepburn horseman association president year 39+40 . I agree with whatever Rose says.

[Laura Ferguson]

Words fail to adequately convey how much I hate the idea of a Steward's Cup outside of North America. Fortunately, I'm pretty confident it would never happen.

I also can't figure out why this thread kicked back to life after a five month hiatus, because the Y39 and Y40 locations have already been decided and posted on the Steward's Cup page (for the record, Garden State Park this year (39), Sunshine Park next (40)).