Access routes and traffic changes near Aiken polo fields
From South Boundary Avenue proceed Marlboro Street and Two Notch Road then Audubon Drive, with Powderhouse Road as the log route. Blue Gate uses South Boundary only, turns onto Powderhouse Road and Audubon Drive. Audubon Drive closes to through traffic. Public parking at Aiken Training Track opens at 11 a.m. Right turns into Powerhouse polo field and left turns into Aiken Training Track only.
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South Boundary Avenue
Marlboro Street
Two Notch Road
Audubon Drive
Pine Log Road
Powderhouse Road
Aiken Training Track
Powerhouse
Aiken
Steeplechase Parking and Access Guidelines
Arrive early using pedestrian gates for entry. track parking is restricted. Auxiliary lots include Powderhouse Road polo field or the Aiken Training Track after 11 a.m. No open containers outside the fenced track. Aiken Public Safety will monitor traffic for impaired driving and divert traffic to main arteries. Parking at the Aiken Training Track starts after 11 a.m due to morning horse training.
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Powderhouse Road
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Aiken Steeplechase draws long-time visitors
Jim and Natalie Pierce travel from North Carolina to Aiken for the 26th year of the Spring Steeplechase. They first started in 1983 and have since met many figures in the sport, including Al Darlington and Cecil Atchley. They plan to introduce first-time attendees to the races and share the excitement with friends and fellow enthusiasts.
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Jim
Natalie Pierce
Aiken
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Natalie
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Cecil Atchley
al Darlington
Cecil
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