Jackson Hole Cutter Races
The Jackson Hole Cutter Races involve teams of two horses with horse-drawn chariots barreling down the track against the clock.
Every year you'll find some fun in Jackson Hole, Wyoming with the Shriner's Cutter Races. The two days of fun is working to raise money for the Shriner's Hospital in Salt Lake City, providing health care for children who are in need. This western version of the horse-drawn chariots of old is an event that rivals all others in the area.
Experience the Roman Empire transferred to the present with these thrilling races. With sometimes upwards of 3,000 attending, it makes for a lot of cheering, socializing and just a bunch of general fun. Watch as these thoroughbred horse-drawn chariots race two abreast down the quarter mile of track to the finish. Each team of two horses pulls a cutter with a cowboy expertly guiding.
With winter such an adventurous time in Jackson Hole and many coming for numerous winter activities, the Cutter Races add an even more festive atmosphere.
It looks like you may have missed it this time around.
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Dates: February 12, 2010 - February 14, 2010 update info
Time: 12:00 pm - 3:00 pm
Event Cost: Varies
Venue: Melody Ranch - South Park, WY
Contact: Bob Zimmer
Phone: (307) 733-3316
Email:
Website: jacksonholechamber.com
Event Details: The Shriner's All American Cutter Races are held at the Melody Ranch south of Jackson in February as an exciting part of Jackson Hole's yearly Winter Carnival.
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