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Beulah Park Participates in Alex's Lemonade Stand
June 11, 2005

Grove City, Ohio  – Beulah Park participated in a national effort through the Triple Crown to help raise funds with Alex’s Lemonade Stand for Pediatric cancer research. Horse racing's ties to Afleet Alex in the Triple Crown races and Alex's Lemonade Stand was popular on track through the Triple Crown. Afleet Alex was named for the 8-year-old founder of Alex's Lemonade Stand. A total of more than $114,000 was raised with over 1,100 other lemonade stands participating on Belmont Stakes day.


Chad Floyd is an attendant at Alex's Lemonade Stand, Beulah Park, Belmont
Stakes day, June 11, 2005. Over $114,000 was collected for pediatric cancer
research through more than 1,100 stands in the horse racing industry.


Fighting Childhood Cancer One Cup at a Time

Alexandra "Alex" Scott was the founder of Alex's Lemonade Stand For Pediatric Cancer Research. Two days before her first birthday she was diagnosed with neuroblastoma, an aggressive childhood cancer. At the age of four, Alex decided to do something to make that cure more likely. She opened her first lemonade stand in July of 2000 with the idea of donating the proceeds to "her hospital." Each year since, Alex has held an annual lemonade stand in her front yard. As word has spread, donations have poured in from around the world, and she has raised over $1,800,000 for pediatric cancer.


Seven-year-old Colton Fetherolf helps his dad and the
maintenance department put together Alex's Lemonade
Stand in time for the simulcast of the Belmont on
Saturday at Beulah Park.

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