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KHRC Approves More Historical Racing Machines

KHRC Approves More Historical Racing Machines

Despite concerns voiced by one member, the Kentucky Horse Racing Commission has approved an additional 40 historical race wagering machines and additional types of games and wagers at Kentucky Downs.

 Tuesday, April 09, 2013

Michigan Gov.'s Inaction Kills Instant Racing

A bill that would have allowed more gambling at Michigan race tracks has died without Gov. Rick Snyder's signature.

 Saturday, January 12, 2013
Kentucky Downs President Corey Johnsen

Kentucky Downs President Corey Johnsen

Kentucky Downs president Corey Johnsen discusses 2012 meet, historical racing.

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 Saturday, September 15, 2012
Top Court Asked to Hear Instant Racing Case

Top Court Asked to Hear Instant Racing Case

The Kentucky Horse Racing Commission and other supporters of Instant Racing have requested that a lawsuit challenging the legality of the machines be heard by the state Supreme Court rather than going back to a lower court.

 Thursday, July 19, 2012

'Historical Racing' Approved in Nebraska

"Historical racing," a form of electronic gaming based upon results of previously run races, has been approved by Nebraska lawmakers and sent to Gov. Dave Heineman.

 Thursday, April 05, 2012

Instant Racing: $19M in Bets in Three Months

Instant Racing at Kentucky Downs produced more than $19.52 million in wagers in its first three months of operation, according to figures from the Kentucky Horse Racing Commission.

 Thursday, December 29, 2011

Churchill Non-Committal on Instant Racing

The chairman of Churchill Downs Inc. said July 28 that the racetrack and gaming company may not proceed with installation of Instant Racing machines even after pending litigation is finalized, likely some time in 2012.

 Thursday, July 28, 2011
KY Commission Set to OK First Instant Racing

KY Commission Set to OK First Instant Racing

The staff of the Kentucky Horse Racing Commission is recommending that the regulatory body on July 14 grant approval to Kentucky Downs to become the first track in the state to implement Instant Racing.

 Wednesday, July 13, 2011
KY Downs Preparing Instant Racing Application

KY Downs Preparing Instant Racing Application

It appears Kentucky Downs will be the first racetrack in the state to apply to the Kentucky Horse Racing Commission for an Instant Racing license.

 Friday, July 01, 2011

Instant Racing Could Begin Before Ruling

An attorney for the Kentucky Horse Racing Commission said it is possible the state's racetracks could be approved to offer a form of "Instant Racing" before the state's Court of Appeals rules on its legality.

 Wednesday, May 11, 2011

Instant Racing Bill Passes Virginia Senate

The Virginia Senate has again approved legislation authorizing Instant Racing--wagering on historical races--but the bill's reception in the House remains uncertain.

 Tuesday, February 08, 2011
Kentucky 'Instant Racing' Ruling Appealed

Kentucky 'Instant Racing' Ruling Appealed

As expected, the Family Foundation of Kentucky has appealed a circuit court ruling that wagering on previously-run races via electronic devices is legal in the state.

 Friday, January 21, 2011
Judge: Instant Racing Rules Under KHRC Valid

Judge: Instant Racing Rules Under KHRC Valid

A Kentucky circuit court judge has ruled draft regulations for Instant Racing "are a valid and lawful exercise" of the Kentucky Horse Racing Commission's statutory authority.

 Wednesday, December 29, 2010
Turfway Park, Horsemen at Odds Over Contract

Turfway Park, Horsemen at Odds Over Contract

For the first time in several years, horsemen and management at Turfway Park are at odds over terms of a contract that would be in effect for the holiday meet that begins Dec. 2 and runs through Dec. 31.

 Tuesday, October 19, 2010
Churchill Undecided on Form of Instant Racing

Churchill Undecided on Form of Instant Racing

Churchill Downs has not decided whether to implement a form of Instant Racing should the VLT-like games be approved for Kentucky tracks, according to Churchill Downs Inc. president and CEO Robert Evans.

 Thursday, August 05, 2010