 The LegacyHialeah Park opened on January 25, 1925. Carved out of a barren, swampy parcel of land, miles from downtown Miami, Hialeah was the brainchild of Joseph Smoot, an investor and promoter, and James Bright, who owned the actual property...
 Hall of FameOver the years, Hialeah Park became a major attraction for famous and powerful people... titans of business, politics, sports and entertainment. From Winston Churchill to Joe DiMaggio, Hialeah Park attracted record crowds and fans from around the world...
 Winners CircleHialeah Park will always be known as the race track where champions made history. The list is long, including Seabiscuit, who made his racing debut at Hialeah Park on January 19, 1935... |
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Hialeah's Flamingos
Since their introduction to Hialeah Park in 1933, these exotic, colourful birds have become a widely recognized trademark of Hialeah Park and South Florida. In fact, when the Florida Lottery was started in 1986, lottery officials used the iconic Hialeah flamingo as part of their official logo in the hopes of providing Floridians with a familiar image they could tie to gambling...
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