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Aiken Spring Steeplechase
Phone: (803) 648-9641
City: Aiken
Region: Midlands
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Aiken Spring Steeplechase
The tradition of Steeplechasing continues in Aiken with the 52nd Renewal of the Aiken Spring Steeplechase on Saturday, March 24, 2018. Mark your calendars for this Aiken tradition, and join us to See Horses Fly! Gates open at 9 am and races begin at 1 pm. This fun event has become a tradition for Aikenites and visitors. The day is filled with tailgating with family and friends, cheering on the horses, shopping at the Village of Shops, and participating in the Hat Contest and Crazy Pant Contests! Visit our website for ticket and parking information or call the office!
Upcoming Date:
TBD
Most Recent:
March 23 - March 24, 2018
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