The 67th season of horse racing at Grand Island's Fonner Park starts Friday afternoon. Fans will find a number of new specials and features at the races.
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In addition to the horse racing, there are plenty of food and entertainment specials for the fans.
One opening day of Fonner Park racing, the general manager discusses adding historical horse racing.
Trainers that have rested their horses over the winter are among those ready to send horses to the track at Fonner Park.
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