The horse racing industry Wednesday lined up behind a proposal to adopt tougher oversight and penalties at New Mexico's tracks, which were recently identified as having the worst safety record in the nation.
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Updates on Notable Hearings, Rulings, Medication Issues and Ongoing Investigations in the Horse Racing Industry
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The horse racing industry Wednesday lined up behind a proposal to adopt tougher oversight and penalties at the state's tracks, which were recently identified as having the worst safety record in the nation. 
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The Maryland Racing Commission voted unanimously to uphold a decision to disqualify King and Crusader from his win in the 2011 Maryland Juvenile Championship, casting aside an appeal by the colt’s owner, James Riccio Sr., according to officials involved in the case.
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A judge began hearing arguments Monday in a gambling-industry battle about whether a North Florida pari-mutuel facility should be allowed to offer betting on rodeo-style barrel racing.
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Despite the death of the casino bill in the General Assembly in February, Kentucky electronic gambling revenue continues to grow.
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Bill Walsh, Director of the Arizona Department of Racing (ADOR), has imposed sanctions on two individuals involved in the illegal medication of ...
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The thing that hooked Debbie Coburn into nonprofit horse care: a 50,000-horse-long pee line. That’s the odd name for a controversial practice.
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Maryland horse racing got exposed for a lack of oversight Tuesday during an appeal to have the Rick Dutrow-trained King and Crusader reinstated as the winner of the $75,000 Maryland Juvenile Championship at Laurel Park.
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Jockey Kirsty Milczarek has had her two year ban for passing on information for rewards and committing fraudulent or corrupt practice quashed by the appeal board.
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A Florida administrative law judge began hearing a dispute Monday over a new form of pari-mutuel wagering: quarter horse barrel racing.
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HOT SPRINGS, Ark. - The Arkansas State Racing Commission has approved a 56-day race meet for 2013.
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