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Springfield Downs is building present in the game since its original release. Instead of the regular income it has a betting system building that lets the player bet on dogs every eight hours.

About

The Springfield Downs, also known as the Springfield Dog Track, is a dog and horse racing track in Springfield. The mechanized rabbit is called Shirley or Swifty (see below, Trivia). It has a V.I.P. Bar. The downs is where Santa's Little Helper used to race. Bart's pet horse Duncan raced there and became very successful. The track hosted the Celebrity Harness Racing contest.


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Dogs

All of the possible bets cost the same 2000 cash. There are 5 dogs to bet on, and they change every time in the odds table:

  • Drool Britannia!
  • Not A Chance
  • Dogbiscuit
  • Raised By Wolves
  • Obedience School Dropout
Odds Reward Chance of Win Average Reward
2-1 Cash6000
Experience75
50.51% Cash3030.6
Experience62.6275
5-1 Cash12000
Experience100
25.25% Cash3030
Experience62.625
9-1 Cash20000
Experience150
15.15% Cash3030
Experience65.15
19-1 Cash40000
Experience250
7.58% Cash3032
Experience65.16
99-1 Cash200000
Experience500
1.52% Cash3040
Experience56.84

Jobs Involved

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Brockman

  • Play Poker with Krusty - 2h

Chester Dupree

  • Prepare for a Job Interview - 24h

Doggy Smithers

  • Sniff Racing Dogs - 24h

Fat Tony

  • Fix Races - 2h

Furious D

  • Check Out the Competition - 8h

Homer

  • Visit the Track - 3h

Jockey Bart

  • Check the Race Schedule - 60m

Krusty

  • Visit the Track - 3h

Lance Murdock

  • Endanger His Earnings - 24h

McBain

  • Find Intel at the Track - 16h

Moe

  • Visit the Track - 3h

Quimby

  • Collect Bribes - 4h

The Rich Texan

  • Visit The Track - 3h
  • Holster A Big Gun - 4h

Tom O'Flanagan

  • Visit the Track - 24h

Wiggum

  • Collect Bribes - 4h

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Trivia

  • It can be placed on grass or pavement.
  • The betting prices, odds and the prizes were different in 2012.
  • If the player loses a bet, they still get 50 Experience.
  • At the beginning of each race one can read "And there goes swifty", which is a common catchphrase at the beginning of greyhound races. Swifty is the mechanical rabbit chased by the dogs.
  • Even if it says during a race that the player's dog raised 10 dollars, the player will not actually win 10 dollars at the end of the race.

Gallery

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