“Recent inspection has been shifted towards Louisiana Downs for unaccounted purse money of around $2 million. The funds in question are to reside in the Horsemen's Purse account, generated from slot machines and pari-mutual wagering each day the Bossier City, La. Casino and Racetrack are open. Live Thoroughbred Racing on the dirt and turf course is held for 84 days throughout the 2022 calendar year.”
The Kentucky Horse Racing Commission on Tuesday unanimously approved a conditional license application for a company that intends to build a Quarter Horse track and casino in the eastern end of the state.
The Minnesota Racing Commission announced David Koob as the newest member of the commission. Koob was appointed by Gov. Tim Walz and Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan effective March 7.
Stewards in Kentucky have suspended the trainer Bob Baffert for 90 days and disqualified Medina Spirit from the colt’s victory in last year’s Kentucky Derby, according to rulings issued on Monday.
The NYS Gaming Commission announced Thursday that four licensed Mobile Sports Wagering Operators – Caesars Sportsbook, DraftKings, FanDuel, and Rush Street Interactive – have satisfied all statutory and regulatory requirements necessary to accept and process mobile sports wagering activity and have been approved to commence operations with launch effective no earlier than Saturday, Jan. 8, […]
Registrations for the University of Arizona Race Track Industry Program's Global Symposium on Racing are surging to their highest level in years just a few days out from its 47th renewal, Dec. 6-8.
Last year's Preakness Stakes (G1) heroine Swiss Skydiver was the star of Katsumi Yoshida's purchases at The November Sale, Fasig-Tipton's marquee breeding stock sale in Lexington Nov. 9.
The Louisiana Gaming Control Board has approved the sale of Louisiana Downs in Bossier City from Caesars Entertainment Inc. to Rubicon Acquisition Corp., reports dailyunion.com. The Louisiana Racing Commission also approved the $22 million sale, per the Daily Racing Form. Rubicon plans to add games and concessions to the casino at Louisiana Downs, and under the […]
"The Kentucky Horse Racing Commission approved Aug. 16 a request from Keeneland to increase Kentucky Thoroughbred Development Fund purses for eight races supporting the Breeders' Cup at the Lexington track Nov. 4-5."
“The seven-day FanDuel Meet at Kentucky Downs could have up to six races worth $1 million for registered Kentucky-breds with purse incentives added to the $750,000 Kentucky Downs Ladies Turf (G3T), $600,000 Franklin-Simpson Stakes (G2T), and $600,000 Mint Ladies Sprint (G3T).”
“The Kentucky Horse Racing Commission met July 26 in person at the Kentucky Horse Park, passing a motion to ratify the approval of Kentucky Downs’ request to send $1 million from the Kentucky Thoroughbred Development Fund to Ellis Park for the enhanced Summer Meet of 2022. This approved ratification is supported by the advisory committee, the Kentucky Horsemen's Benevolent and Protective Association, and KTA-KTOB, and passed unanimously by all commissioners.”
Penny breakage in Kentucky will begin July 15, according to a release from the Thoroughbred Idea Foundation, citing confirmation from the Kentucky Horse Racing Commission.
“The New York Racing Association announced June 24 significant increases of more than $1.6 million to its purse schedule for the 2022 summer meet at Saratoga Race Course, which opens on Thursday, July 14, and continues through Monday, Sept. 5.“
Scott Powers of Floridapolitics.com reports that harness racing, heading toward what may be its final turn in Florida, would be offered another ride in a bill approved Wednesday by a House committee. Coral Springs Legislator Dan Daley (Ann-Mari Daley photo) Coral Springs Democratic Rep. Dan Daley, whose father and mother raise Standardbred racehorses, has been
With the pending launch of mobile sports betting fast approaching in New York, Sen. Joseph Addabbo (D-Queens), chairman of the Senate Committee on Racing, Gaming, and Wagering, has filed a bill that would allow fixed-odds wagering on horse racing, according to casino.org. In 2021, as part of the enacted budget, New York State authorized the […]
U.S. Congressman Andy Barr, a Kentucky Republican who represents Lexington, has reintroduced the Equine Tax Fairness Act, which, if passed would make changes to the tax laws favorable to horse owners and breeders, it was announced by his office Wednesday. The bill calls for new regulations that would make the three-year depreciation schedule permanent for
Ellis Park is moving forward with an application for an extension facility in Owensboro, Ky., that will host HHR and simulcasting. The extension is estimated to produce an additional $6 million in purses per year for the Henderson, Ky., track.
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