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Mohegan Sun joins CapPlay's NY Bid
I think this could be interesting. . . I live about 15 minutes from Mohegan Sun for most of the year and it's a very well-run, upscale place. It would be interesting to see how they could develop BEL and AQU as long as they stay away from Saratoga! They've got plenty of money behind them so they could probably make a lot of improvements . . .
http://news.bloodhorse.com/viewstory.asp?id=39793 |
I've been there for concerts. Where do you go for the simulcasting? If you go in the front door, head left?
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I can't imagine state lawmakers would hand over control of three NY tracks to a native american tribe.
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The wonder of it all. (Oh wait, wrong CT casino.)
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Sorry, just avoid the finger-snapping. |
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Maybe they can claim the property is still owned by the tribes, thus eliminating any taxes.
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Mohegan has a beautiful racebook but ive always loved bradley teletheater. When I would fly into Hartford I usually just walk there from the hotel
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Youll enjoy Mohegan when you can go, its a lot nicer than Bradley. I just like Bradley because its right where I fly in.
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This place is the best. My favorite place play outside of Saratoga and my laptop and own personal "simulcast center."
The place is clean. People are fun. I usually go there 5-10 times a year. Go for all the big race days. Saratoga races I can't get to Union Ave for, TC preps. Great drinks too. Get the milkshake - Jeff Mullins recommends it! Can't say enough good things about the staff there. |
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That's not the point. |
Can't you see this headline years from now?
"Simon colt wins the 19th renewal of the Wapum Stakes." |
i really think the tribe is in the running for the casino part of the business, not the racing.
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Thats where I usually go Cardus, right up the steps and find a quiet spot with a personal TV in view of Jumbotron
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The Mohegan Sun Racebook is my home simulcast center. It is very well maintained and modern (you have the option to bet at your seat on a touch screen). They keep the place clean and there is no revolving door for mutuel clerks, so they are quite knowledgable. The whole Mohegan Sun Casino is very well run, or at least that is how it appears to me.
However, the location of the racebook in the casino leaves something to be desired. It is tucked away in the corner next to the bus station and the non-smoking section, and not near any "main" entrance. While I'm sure they could be successful in promoting NY's tracks as gaming destinations, I wonder if the horseplayer would be treated as they are now at Philly or Gulfstream. I'm interested to see what their proposal is, but so far everything they touch has turned to gold. They certainly have a lot of money to put behind the effort. Has anybody been to Pocono Downs since the Mohegans took over? |
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