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Article Number: 7773
Beaulieu Hosts Dealers, Shares Victory
SARATOGA, NY – Beaulieu of America treated its dealers to a spectacular finish at its annual “Days at the Races” at the Saratoga Race Track. “Suns Out Guns Out,” ridden by Ramon Dominguez and owned in part by Al Zumpano, Beaulieu Regional Leader, was victorious in front of attending Beaulieu associates and guests during the festive event. Beaulieu hosted its party at the Historic Racetracks Rail Tent.



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