Jalan Lumba Kuda is a significant residential road situated in the Batu Gantong neighbourhood of George Town, a location known for its rich history and strategic position. Named after the Malay words for 'horse racing', the area's identity is deeply intertwined with the adjacent Penang Turf Club. The road itself connects Jalan Batu Gantong to Jalan Air Itam and hosts a mix of properties ranging from rural-style houses to more modern landed homes, offering a unique blend of heritage and residential living. The Jalan Lumba Kuda area is defined by its proximity to the historic Penang Turf Club, a major horse racing venue established in 1864 that has been at its current Batu Gantong location since 1939. This vast green space acts as a verdant lung for George Town. The residential landscape in the vicinity includes a variety of freehold properties, from apartments and flats to semi-detached houses. Nearby residential developments include the Desa Lumba Kuda and Medan Lumba Kuda apartments. A six-storey freehold apartment block on Lahat Road built in 1996, with units around 900 sq ft. A freehold low-rise apartment complex completed in 1994, consisting of four blocks with units around 800 sq ft. Strategically positioned, the Jalan Lumba Kuda area offers excellent connectivity and access to a wide range of amenities. Easily accessible via Jalan Air Itam and Jalan Scotland. The area is served by Rapid Penang bus routes 201, 202, 203, 204, 306, and 502, with the nearest bus stop located along Jalan Air Itam. A number of schools are located in close proximity, catering to different educational levels. Sekolah Kebangsaan St Xavier (Primary) Sekolah Jenis Kebangsaan (Cina) Shang Wu (Primary) Union High School Chung Ling High School Residents have convenient access to several medical facilities, including major hospitals.Penang General Hospital Hospital Lam Wah Ee Carl Carrynton Medical Centre Optimax Eye Specialist Hospital (Penang) Penang Times Square and Midlands Park Centre are nearby shopping destinations. For groceries and local goods, the Dato Kramat Market and Kampung Baru Market are easily reachable. The area's main landmark, offering vast green spaces and formerly a nine-hole golf course.