Gulfstream Park races all year, with as many as five days per week of live racing during the wintertime Championship meet and three days per week during the summer.

The Pegasus World Cup was inaugurated in 2017 and has quickly established itself as a highlight of the racing calendar, attracting top-class horses, jockeys, and trainers from around the globe. In past editions, the purse has exceeded $12 million, making it one of the world’s richest races.

One of the best known is Holy Bull, a dominant force on the racetrack in the early 1990s. He won several races at Gulfstream, including the Florida Derby and the Hutcheson Stakes, before retiring as one of the leading money earners of his time.

The famous statue at Gulfstream Park is called "Pegasus and Dragon” and is the third tallest statue in the United States. Designed by artist Kent Ullberg, the Pegasus statue has become an integral part of the Gulfstream experience, drawing admiration from racing enthusiasts and visitors alike.The famous statue at Gulfstream Park is called "Pegasus and Dragon” and is the third tallest statue in the United States. Designed by artist Kent Ullberg, the Pegasus statue has become an integral part of the Gulfstream experience, drawing admiration from racing enthusiasts and visitors alike.

Post time is typically 1:10 p.m. Eastern, but may be earlier on major racedays.