The upcoming holiday weekend holds great promise for horse racing enthusiasts and bettors alike. With action taking place at premier tracks across the country, from the historic Churchill Downs to the beautiful Del Mar and beyond, there's no shortage of excitement.

FanDuel TV: A Hub of Horse Racing Action

Gulfstream Park kicks off its Championship Meet earlier this year, starting on Thanksgiving Day, November 28th, and continuing all the way until March 30th, 2025. Live racing from Gulfstream, Churchill Downs, Del Mar, and other notable tracks like Woodbine and Fair Grounds will be showcased on FanDuel TV. Over the Thanksgiving weekend, there will be three straight cards under the Twin Spires at Churchill, featuring important graded stakes. Both Churchill and Del Mar will wrap up their fall meets on Sunday, December 1st.As part of its comprehensive coverage, FanDuel TV will also provide live coverage of all races from Churchill on Wednesday, November 27th, and on closing day, December 1st. Wednesday's action is particularly exciting, with a loaded maiden race for 2-year-olds featuring the return of trainer Bob Baffert with the "buzz" horse Barnes and the debut of Absolutely Hot, a Dale Romans trainee partially owned by comedian Heather McMahan through ABR's "A Stake in Stardom" initiative.

Churchill Downs and Del Mar: Closing the Fall Season

The fall meets at Churchill Downs and Del Mar come to a close on December 1st, marking the end of an exciting racing season. These tracks have been home to some of the most memorable races and moments in horse racing history, and their final days always hold a special significance.

Gulfstream Park: The Championship Meet Begins

Gulfstream Park's Championship Meet is a highly anticipated event, and this year it gets underway earlier than usual. With races taking place from Thanksgiving Day through March 30th, 2025, fans will have the opportunity to witness some of the best horses and jockeys in action. The opening day of the meet is sure to be a spectacle, with excitement building as the horses take to the track.

Aqueduct: "America's Day at the Races"

Aqueduct showcases "America's Day at the Races" on two days during this time period, Friday, November 29th, and Sunday. The NYRA-produced show airs on FOX Sports, and fans can check the below schedule for channels and times. This is a great opportunity for racing fans to enjoy the sport on a national stage.

Racetrack Television Network: Global Coverage

Horse racing from tracks around the world is available to subscribers on Racetrack Television Network (RTN), which can be livestreamed on all devices (computer, tablet, and smartphone) and on TV via DISH Network, Amazon Fire, and Roku. This provides racing fans with access to a wide range of races and events from around the globe, allowing them to stay connected to the sport no matter where they are.

TV and Radio Schedule: A Full Weekend of Coverage

During the Thanksgiving holiday weekend, there is a comprehensive TV and radio schedule for horse racing coverage. From FanDuel TV to Racetrack Television Network and various radio shows, there are plenty of opportunities to catch all the action. The TV schedule includes live coverage of horse racing on multiple networks and social media platforms, while the radio schedule features a variety of shows hosted by experienced commentators and insiders.