altho i feel ky needs to help their racing industry out quite a bit, there are still examples of tracks who aren't in the best area as far as competition who are surviving or even thriving. i think everyone agrees that there are too many tracks-would losing turfway if that should happen actually be a bad thing?
i can't help but wonder if other entities in that state are actually hoping for nothing to happen in the near future in order to weed out some other tracks, and then put muscle behind changing things in order to help them maintain or improve their own holdings. we all know that tracks don't always put the sport first-they are worrid only about themselves. can you imagine the state of the nfl if the teams were 32 individuals only concerned with themselves?
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