A great slice of Americana in upstate NY I stumbled upon this track and museum while visiting…read moreGoshen and found it to be a fun filled stop in my afternoon. While it's an active track z there was no activity the day of my visit. I was able to explore every bit of the facility and truly feel the history of the site of America's oldest horse track! Very well maintained facility with a museum on site. The track is much larger than I thought it would be. I look forward to a future visit where I'll be able to catch a day of racing.

Absolutely Awesome Experience!!!…read more Young or old this place is simply a fun experience to enjoy if you're in the immediate area. If you're a hardcore horse racing enthusiast then no travel distance will keep you from this track, however if you're the average (or below) race track goer and you live in the immediate area you just have to stop in and enjoy one of these race events. Even if this type of thing doesn't interest you, it's actually really fun to attend/watch. It was my first experience going to a race track, never really considered it my "cup of tea" and only visited because my young daughter absolutely loves horses; even taking horse riding lessons. We ventured off to one of these local races and we both loved it. My daughter naturally loved it because of her love for horses and I absolutely enjoyed it and have no real interest in horses or racing but it was SOOO much fun to watch. Crowds go crazy as the horses round the corner toward the finish line and you can't help but get fired up by the contagious crowd cheering! Epic feeling and rush as everyone cheers as horses cross finish line. For a small entrance fee you get to enjoy the races taking any seat you'd like and pretty much all the seats are great; no bad seats (i.e. nose bleeds). Local vendors were present as well for family fun entertainment. Various vendors setup to sell or donate items. This year the local ice cream vendor, Trail Side Treats, was in attendance donating FREE ice cream to attendees which was so awesome of that local vendor to do. Food, drinks and even beer are available for sale at the concession stands. Even if you don't care for this type of event or never even thought you'd be remotely interested, I DARE you to try it because it's really cool. For the cost of entrance skip your morning Starbucks and try this place out. Fun people won't regret trying it while those lame boring folks will simply dislike it just like everything else that keeps their lives boring. Haha! I double dog dare you to visit and try it!

Been there for over 13 years. The farm is conveniently located in East Longmeadow, between…read moreSpringfield, MA, and Somers/Enfield, CT. My horses have the best life there. I wouldn't have stayed all these years if it werent top notch.

I had my horses at Masconette for about a year. Even though it was far from where I lived, it was…read moreso worth it. John took awesome care of them...through a bad winter. I had a couple bad experiences in the past so I was very afraid. My hard keeper thoroughbred came out of that winter season actually fat! (and happy) The property is beautiful and the people are great! Love Julie the pig too...she always brings a smile to my face. Only reason I left is I moved onto a horse property and could finally have my horses right with me again. I was actually sad to leave.

You can tell that this place was once a bustling raceway and casino. Now it's just a depressing…read moreplace hanging on by a thread. The casino is gone, the place needs some love with regard to lawn maintenance. If you don't have the NYRA app you make your bets at an outside shed. Such a shame.

At dinner and decided to order the mozzarella sticks at the Press Box at the Monticello Casino. The…read moreabsolute worst mozzarella sticks I've eaten in all of the United States. They are empty, there is no mozzarella In The Sticks. We said something to the lovely waitress and she spoke to the chef in the back and he re made us a new batch.. and they had tons of mozzarella in them they were perfect.

My boyfriend Shane and I had such an amazing experience today with GI Joe. I'm an experienced rider…read morewhile my boyfriend is a beginner, yet both of us were galloping by the end of it. We even shared a beer with Joe after the tour. Highly recommend and we will definitely be back. We seriously can't stop talking about our time with the horses.

We drove all the way from Long Island and we are so glad we made the trek. This was such an…read moreauthentic experience. This ranch is like no other.. Joe is incredible and has so much hospitality. He really knows his stuff and is an excellent riding guide. His horses are so well trained and really listen to you. From experienced riders to beginners, he really offers a one of a kind experience. Especially for people who have years of riding experience (like me) and are tired of those mundane boring trail rides than Rough riders is for you!! It is full of adventure and thrill!

I have my 3 horses boarded at Stoneview Farms since April 2011. I love this facility. I have…read morepreviously been at 3 other farms who I also liked very much. But Stoneview is definitely the longest time my horses have been boarded. I hope it's like home for them by now. I love the people at Stoneview Farms. It's no drama, no bossing, no rudeness, and no stress. Stoneview Farms is a place where people come to enjoy their time with their horses. I really appreciate that. The schedule is very open but I always check for availability on special days. So far I can visit my horses anytime: 8 pm or 6 am. On holiday days or weekends. This is important since I live 35 miles away and I have a very busy schedule. The barn is kept extremely clean. The horse stalls are 14x14 large. Perfect for really big horses like mine. It has windows that are open in the summer. It never really gets too hot in this barn. I think it is because of the altitude of its location. There is always a nice breeze. The farm also has a large arena, a round pen, a jumping field and a track. The horses are not crowded in their paddocks which means there is plenty of green landscape for our equines to enjoy. The Taddeo family and their employees work tirelessly in improving the previously neglected farm. Every month there is something new, something improved and it makes everyone happy. Its already a gorgeous farm that suits our pocket sizes. Some boarders are serious horse people. They will ride under any weather, and their horses are worked almost daily in their skills. That is always inspiring to me. Some horses there are retired but they look very happy and cared for by their owners. Some horses belong to Eric Taddeo and these are race horses that are worked out almost daily. I really enjoy seeing all this activity. But nobody is preaching and its a very relaxed atmosphere without die hard rules. I do recommend this farm. It's a pity they don't have an indoor or a warm space to hang out in the winter with my children. But I'm certain that eventually it will happen... I love their new instructor Laura Juhlin and she has brought in so much business by teaching horse ridding to children and adults. She is also very easy going and knowledgeable of her horses. Stoneview Farms is the best Warwick secret. They are affordable, kind, home like facility for all sorts of horses and their owners. Thank you guys!

From the owner: We offer boarding for every kind of horse. Whether it is a race horse, pleasure horse or a…read moreprofessionals horse, we offer the best care possible. We have an equisiser on the property that is usable to any boarder!

Machines don't pay out and when they do they "malfunction" so you don't get paid. Casino is a jokeread more

Spend your money elsewhere. The atmosphere at Empire City Casino in Yonkers is not worth it. A…read moreCasino Lieutenant, believed to be affiliated with Yonkers Police, was observed being too harsh with guests and escalating a situation instead of de-escalating it. Guests should not feel intimidated or threatened with removal before an issue is properly resolved, especially in an environment that is supposed to be fun. Even NYPD would likely handle guests with more courtesy and professionalism. The regular staff seemed much nicer and more respectful, which made the Lieutenant's conduct stand out even more. And on top of that, you barely win. Go to Queens instead. Have fun.

So my cousin heard that there is a Taiwan night market at the Empire City Casino. It was a nice…read moresunny early evening when I got there... there was maybe 6 -8 stalls... you have to purchase a ticket. Each ticket cost $5.00. Some of the meal tickets average from one ticket to 4 tickets... my cousin managed to get 4 comp tickets. ( we have 4 tickets, one for each of us)... The only things that appeal to us and cost one ticket was the desserts. We got the mango mochi, coconut cassava, and Ube croissant ( not in the picture). The mango mochi was not delicious. Does not taste anything like a mango or mochi. A mochi is suppose to taste soft. This was very firm. The Uber croissant was ok. Nothing to say wow!. The cassava was much better than the other two. The cassava was sweet but not overly sweet. I did go into the casino. This is my first time. What I did live about this place... they have $5 roulette tables.. betting as slow as .50 cents. They have tons to different slot machines from cute dumplings slots to boiling pot machines. The only bad thing for me is the travel distance to get there from Queens to Yonkers plus tolls.

Excellent experience... great place to hang out with family. The vendors were serving some really…read moregood food however the ticket system was a very tedious process and the lines to wait were at least 45 minutes each. The machines were ok ... and the drinks were good even tho they were overpriced in my opinion. Overall I had a great time