Following the bizarre jockey fight on horseback at Philadelphia Park racetrack, seems the horse racing entity is in a race for wack oddities with a physical address of '3001 Street Road' in Bensalem, Pennsylvania (PA).
Two jockeys physically exchanged punches and fought, inclusive of hitting with a horse whip, all while running the Fifth in an actual race. That alone was wack enough, with details and related video footage attached to this wack. Even sports industry experts claim the on-horseback fighting isn't seen in the sport.
Perhaps just as odd, as the jockey fight, is the fact that the horse racing enterprise's physical address location is virtually impossible to find-even on Philadelphia Park's own website. Seems less odd when the actual address is actually discovered to be on 'Street Road', not to be confused with 'Road Street'.
Philadelphia Park's physical address for the horse racing track is only readily found under the park's 'Newcomer's Guide'. If you've been there once, and aren't a 'newcomer', apparently you're supposed to know exactly where the track is located.
While it's assumed the 'road' associated with Philadelphia Park to be the surname of some influential person of the vicinity (a surname of 'Street' is just a guess), perhaps someone should have thought that concept through before assigning the road's name. Mail returned as 'undeliverable' already has a hard enough fight, without adding to the confusion of 'Street' and 'Road' in the same line. Surprising that USPS has not revolted.