That’s the appeal of Attractions Hippiques’ teletheatre network. New technology makes it possible for patrons to enjoy live racing as it happens from all over the globe, seven days a week, from noon to midnight.
Quebec now has 17 teletheatres affiliated with Hippodrome de Montreal. They’re in Blainville, Pointe-Claire, Sherbrooke, Valleyfield, St. Hyacinthe, Pointe-aux-Trembles, Laval, Boucherville, Brossard, Chateauguay, Granby, Jonquiere, Sorel, Terrebone, the Montreal Casino and Montreal’s Place Dupuis.
The atmosphere is friendly and informal. Trained betting clerks are on hand to serve those who’d like to place a wager.
Employment Impact of Gaming Industry
April 9, 2008
New research undertaken as part of the most comprehensive study ever conducted on the economic impact of gaming in Canada reveals that the more than 135,000 read on
Hivernale Finals Galore, Filion Takes Five
April 6, 2008
The Sunday afternoon card at the Hippodrome de Montreal featured five Hivernale Finals and driver Sylvain Filion won five races on the 13-race program read on
Friday evening return to Montreal
Starting April 4 at 7:00 P.M. Hippodrome de Montreal will feature 2 live racing programs each week.
How to turn gambling into a losing bet Quebec stumbles with racetrack VLTs
March 27, 2008
Loto-Québec's effort to blaze a new trail in the gaming industry is succeeding only too well. read on
Power Park Scores In Montreal's Feature
March 30, 2008
Power Park turned in a powerful wire-to-wire effort on Sunday to take the featured $12,000 Winners-Over Pace at the Hippodrome de Montreal..... read on
Massicotte Comments On Ludoplexes
March 26, 2008
In today's edition of the Montreal Gazette, Paul Delean has reported that though Quebec racetrack owner Attractions Hippiques has found problems with government-run Ludoplex gaming facilities, it still intends to invest in a new Montreal-area racino - but with a twist..... read on
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