Track:  Defeunct - 1/4 Mile, also is listed as a 1/3 Mile, Motodrome Board Track for Motorcycle racing.

Track Location: Track was located at the Lagoon Amusement Park on the eastern edge of Ludlow, Kentucky. The Park entrance was located on what is today Laurel Street between Park Avenue and Lake Street.

Brief Park History: The Lagoon Amusement Park opened in 1895 with its main attraction being the Lake that was created by damming the Pleasant Run Creek. Other Park additions included a Clubhouse, Lagoon Dance Pavilion, Rides and a 2,500 seat amphitheater. Several things happened between 1913 and 1920 that spelled the end of the popular Park. The flood of 1913 damaged much of the Lagoon's facilities. 1913 also saw the construction of a 1/4 mile board Motodrome for Motorcycle racing. At a race on July 30, 1913, one rider and nine spectators were killed when the cycle of Odin Johnson left the track, hit a light pole igniting a fire that spread throughout the grandstand. Over 100 people were treated for burns and many lawsuits arose out of the tragedy. In 1915 the Park was heavily damaged by a tornado. Then the First World War was the final blow, as Prohibition put and end to the sale of beer at the Park. The Lagoon Amusement Park closed its doors for good after the 1918 season. Three Ludlow streets have names associated with the former Ludlow Lagoon Amusement Park. Lake Street is named for the Lagoon Lake that is located to the west of the street. Lagoon Avenue takes its name from its proximity to the lake. Park Avenue named for being the location of the Park.