Roosevelt Raceway was a road course used briefly for a revival of the Vanderbilt Cup races in the late 1930s.
The facility was converted to a harness track and operated for many years, before ultimately being converted into a shopping district.
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The facility was constructed for a revival of the Vanderbilt Cup and the first race was held in 1936. The course was critizied for being slow, and a significantly revised course was used in 1937. An oval track was used briefly. The Vanderbilt Cup revival had onlly limited success and the facility was converted to a harness track.
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