This lot consists of a diverse collection of vintage horse racing programs and official track pamphlets, often referred to as "racecards" or "official programs". The collection spans multiple decades and includes ephemeral documents from historic venues such as Hialeah Park, Tropical Park, Gulfstream Park, and Calder Race Course. These pamphlets served as the official record for race days, providing spectators with detailed information on entries, jockey assignments, handicapping charts, and track conditions. Many examples from this era feature vibrant mid-century graphic design, period-specific advertising, and the iconic branding of South Florida's most prestigious racing clubs. Such collections are highly prized by turf historians and sports memorabilia collectors for their direct connection to legendary horses, hall-of-fame jockeys, and the golden age of American thoroughbred racing.

CONDITION REPORT The collection is in overall good vintage condition with varying degrees of wear typical for track-used ephemera. Some items may exhibit "honest wear" including light creasing, staple oxidation, or handwritten results and notations made by spectators during the races. The paper remains relatively supple, though some natural toning and minor edge wear are present on earlier mid-century pieces. There are no major signs of significant moisture damage or extensive paper loss across the majority of the lot.

Horse Racing, Race Programs, Racetrack, Memorabilia, Hialeah Park, Gulfstream Park, Vintage Ephemera, Racecards, Kentucky Derby, Thoroughbred Racing