Terms you can choose
Not verified: No term length (a fixed period, lifetime, or otherwise), renewal process, or automatic-expiry language is published.
When it ends
Not verified.
No term length and no removal process are published. Nothing establishes whether this restriction ever ends, so a date you write down proves nothing — ask the track directly.
How to enroll
Ask Lone Star Park security for the self-exclusion form.
This is the only route the track publishes. You have to be at the property: the form is obtained from, completed with and signed in front of Security Supervisory staff. No mail, email, phone or online route is published, and none is refused either. Nothing is published about what the track sends back, so ask for a copy of what you signed before you leave.
- Go to Lone Star Park, 1000 Lone Star Pkwy, Grand Prairie, TX 75050, and ask any Security Supervisory staff member for a Self-Exclusion Request Form. There is no form to download in advance.
- Complete and sign the form with that staff member. Signing it voluntarily restricts your gaming privileges at Lone Star Park.
- Ask what happens next, because none of it is published: how long the restriction lasts, whether it ever ends, what ID they check, and whether they will give you anything in writing. Write down the answers and the date.
- Treat this as covering Lone Star Park only. If you also wager elsewhere in Texas, at an out-of-state track, or through an online account, this form does nothing about any of them.
Before you count on it. This is one racetrack, not a state program. Texas has no statewide self-exclusion list of any kind — the Racing Commission's only exclusion power is an integrity tool aimed at bookmakers and people convicted of racing-related offenses, and its published Ejection List names those people rather than self-excluded patrons. Nothing is published about how long this restriction lasts, whether it can be lifted, what identification is checked, or whether you get any confirmation, so you are relying on what the staff tell you on the day. Sam Houston Race Park in Houston and Retama Park in Selma are run by a different company, PENN Entertainment. Neither publishes a self-exclusion process, so this form does not reach them and you would have to ask staff there. Three tribal gaming facilities operate in Texas and none publishes a self-exclusion mechanism on the pages that could be read. Whether someone living outside Texas may enroll is not established.
Every route we checked
Routes that enroll you
- In person — Lone Star Park Security Supervisory staff, on site at 1000 Lone Star Pkwy, Grand Prairie, TX 75050
The only published enrollment route. 'Guests may fill out a Self-Exclusion Request Form through any of our Security Supervisory staff. By filling out and signing this form, the guest will have voluntarily restricted their gaming privileges at Lone Star Park.' - By mail Not verified — no mail route is published
No mail, email, phone, or online enrollment route appears on the published page. No source refuses one either, so whether any of them works is not verified.
Requirements and sources
Sources read 2026-09-24. These are the program's requirements, not a record of anyone's enrollment.
- Terms available
- Not verified: No term length (a fixed period, lifetime, or otherwise), renewal process, or automatic-expiry language is published.
- Can a resident enroll
- Not verified: No residency requirement or restriction is published; the page states only that a guest may voluntarily request exclusion.
- Can a visitor enroll
- Not verified: Same as residents: not addressed by the published page.
- Identification
- Not verified: The form is completed and signed in person with Security Supervisory staff, so some in-person identity check is plausible, but no source states an ID requirement.
- Notarization
- Not verified: Not addressed; no notarization requirement is published.
- Witnesses
- Not verified: Not addressed beyond the staff member who receives the signed form; not described as a formal witness requirement.
- Notarizing online
- Not verified: Notarization is not established as required, so remote online notarization does not arise.
- How long processing takes
- Not verified: No processing time or activation delay is published.
- How you are told it took effect
- Not verified: No confirmation or receipt mechanism is published.
- Ejections and Exclusions / TXRC Rulings txrc.texas.gov · read 2026-10-10
- Responsible Gaming – Lone Star Park at Grand Prairie lonestarpark.com · read 2026-10-01
- Texas Occupations Code — Racing Act (republished by TXRC) txrc.texas.gov · read 2026-10-10