With 195 days of harness racing, Hollywood Casino at The Meadows holds the title of Pennsylvania’s busiest track.
210 Racetrack Road, Washington, PA 15301
About The Track
Located about 25 miles from Pittsburgh, Hollywood Casino at The Meadows features a harness-racing track that runs year-round and a 24/7 slot machine casino.
TRACK HISTORY
The track officially opened as The Meadows in June 1963 under the Washington Trotting Association. In 1973, the association was purchased by a group that included notable trainer and driver Delvin Miller. As Pennsylvania gambling legislation started to pass in the early 2000s, The Meadows sought to obtain a gambling license. It was awarded in 2006, and its casino opened in 2007.
RACE HISTORY
The Meadows is home to The Delvin Miller Adios Pace for the Orchids, a one-mile race for three-year-old Standardbred colts and geldings that has been held annually since 1967. The race is named after The Meadows Racetrack founder Delvin Miller and his famous stallion, Adios.
TRACK FACTS
- The racetrack is ⅝ of a mile long and has a traditional stone dust/crushed limestone surface. Because the standard harness racing distance is 1 mile, horses start on the backstretch and complete three turns.
- The Meadows holds live horse races and daily nationwide simulcast racing all year long.
- Adios, Delvin Miller’s famous stallion, isn’t only remembered by the race that bears his name. There’s a statue of him at the track entrance, too!
- In 2009, the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission recognized Delvin Miller’s impact with a historical marker at the track.
- In July 2026, the track broke its betting record with a two-day total of $2,696,500.