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Cuomo Reins In Horse-Race Agency - Wall Street Journal
 Wall Street Journal | Cuomo Reins In Horse-Race Agency Wall Street Journal Andrew Cuomo would have dominant influence over the reconfigured board of the New York Racing Association, a government-subsidized nonprofit that has managed the state's horse-racing industry since 1955. The association has run tracks and wagering ... New York Seizes Control of Horse-Racing Board New York Gov. Cuomo, NYRA agree to smaller, three-year board Cuomo Deal Puts New York Racing Association Under Public Control |
Horse racing warrants attention for problems - Dickinson Press
Horse racing warrants attention for problems Dickinson Press With the thoroughbred I'll Have Another having won the Kentucky Derby and the Preakness and aiming for horse racing's Triple Crown, the June 9 Belmont Stakes, is the subject of much speculation (not to mention wagering). With the thoroughbred I'll Have ... |
MJC says wagering figures up in 2012 - WNST - Baltimore Sports
 WBAL Radio | MJC says wagering figures up in 2012 WNST - Baltimore Sports BALTIMORE, 05-23-12—The Maryland Jockey Club concluded its spring meeting at Pimlico Race Course last weekend, posting average wagering figures which were 9% higher than the 2011 spring meet. The average daily handle went from $4.72 million to $5.17 ... Handle, attendance up at Pimlico 137th Preakness Stakes Was A Huge Success |
Thistledown betting still a mystery - Daily Racing Form
Thistledown betting still a mystery Daily Racing Form Investigators have failed to determine how the bettor or bettors figured they would profit from the $15000 win bets, which were placed on every other horse in the seven-horse maiden race but the 1-5 favorite within 90 seconds of the race going off. |
Cultivating New Players: A Continuing Failure To Communicate - And Down The Stretch They Come
Cultivating New Players: A Continuing Failure To Communicate And Down The Stretch They Come During this past weekend in Baltimore, I was reminded once again at a continuing failure by the horse racing industry to educate fans on the ability to wager on our sport (and why the complicated inter-play between tracks, horsemen and ADW companies ... |