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As long as Beshear is gov it will thrive he is a huge supporter of the racing industry
Sure it’s thriving no RESTRICTIONS like at the Hebrew owned track out east No stupid fees like the Hebrew track out east Better purses better horsesEveryone is moving away from the east coast racing Fact
Outside the stakes races they have, not much of a driving colony for overnights (even though they race afternoons) LOL!
JohnStfu Your getting dumber as the wheather gets warmer
yes , its no secret its the place to besome smart folks scooped up big dollars 4 or 5 years ago when fields were small and competition weakit will take time for kentucky to grow their overnight racing oak grove and corbin are not exactly big cities that are easy to get tohowever over the next 3 years you will see some trainers relocate and some drivers will follow farms and training centers are increasing as well
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From what I see beyond a few KY Sire Stakes Racesand maybe The Tattersalls and some Big Trot Racesthe racing is below average...Very small pools...Monticell o gets way more..No serious wagering at The Red Mile for decades.They get some attendance during sale week other than thatnot much..The other Kentucky tracks are offering high purseshigher than the Wagering pools for most of the races..how long will the powers that be keep taking the losses.?A bunch of hillbillies beyong the top 10 drivers.