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Originally Posted by Benny

Looks like something Gov Cristy could support. Oaklawn has been at it since 2000with much success.
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Legislation that would allow gamblers to bet on pre-recorded horse races could revitalize New Jersey’s slumping horse racing industry while bringing an unexpected boost to Atlantic City.
Known as “instant racing” in a proposal being floated in Trenton, t ,,"


http://www.pressofatlanticcity.com/n...985123c8a.html

NJ ahead of the times for once? A decade from now legalized, and taxed wagering will exist on the internet in just about ever state, too much money to be lost by the pols.