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Dutrow Case Could Have Lasting Implications

Dutrow Case Could Have Lasting Implications

One of the racing industry's closely watched legal proceedings begins May 31 as state regulators in New York commence a hearing that could lead to the revocation of trainer Rick Dutrow's license.

 Monday, May 30, 2011

Suffolk County OTB Eyes Bankruptcy Protection

Another off-track betting corporation in New York State is facing mounting fiscal problems and is considering Chapter 9 bankruptcy protection.

 Thursday, February 24, 2011
Dutrow Suspended 90 Days for Two Infractions

Dutrow Suspended 90 Days for Two Infractions

New York stewards have suspended trainer Richard Dutrow Jr. for 90 days for a positive drug sample in a winning horse from a race at Aqueduct last fall and for possession of hypodermic needles in his barn.

 Wednesday, February 16, 2011
Deal on Video Streaming Approved in New York

Deal on Video Streaming Approved in New York

An agreement to permit tracks and OTB corporations in New York to stream live racing over the Internet was approved Wednesday, Dec. 22.

 Wednesday, December 22, 2010
New York to Add 'Uncoupled' Wagering Rule

New York to Add 'Uncoupled' Wagering Rule

New York's new uncoupled wagering rule will be in place before the start of the upcoming Saratoga racing meet, the state's top industry regulator said June 25, and should be a boost for track handle.

 Friday, June 25, 2010

Hard Rock Bids for Aqueduct VLTs

A major commercial real estate developer said April 28 it has combined forces with the Hard Rock Entertainment hotel and restaurant chain in a bid with New York state to operate a video lottery terminal casino at Aqueduct.

 Monday, April 28, 2008

State Fails to Approve NYRA Deal

State racing regulators failed to approve a temporary license for the New York Racing Association to continue racing in January while talks about a permanent franchise deal continue.

 Saturday, December 29, 2007

Serey's Trainer's License Revoked

Trainer Juan Serey has had his license revoked by New York regulators, who found him "financially irresponsible'' and, therefore, unable to remain in business as a Thoroughbred trainer.

 Friday, June 20, 2003

With Focus Still on VLTs, Finger Lakes Plans for Upcoming Race Meet

Delays aside, Finger Lakes Racetrack plans to begin its 162-day season on April 18, though the track's owners and horsemen continue to have their focus on an elusive goal: video lottery terminals.

 Friday, April 04, 2003