Saturday 15 December 2012

Horse racing video games

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This is the last in a three-part series on the cancellation of the Slots at Racetracks Program and its impact on the horse racing industry.
NORTHUMBERLAND -- Ontario's horse racing industry is at a crossroads.
It arrived there when the provincial government announced in March it was ending the Slots at Racetrack Program (SARP) -- the source of more than 60 per cent of the money for the purses paid out at the races.
The move"blindsided"the industry, said Gary McNichol, a Cobourg-area horse breeder."It really was a blunder."
Ending SARP, which was put in place in 1998, isn't the only change the government has in mind. A panel of former cabinet ministers -- Elmer Buchanan, John Snobelen and John Wilkinson -- recommended a number of reforms to create a sustainable horse racing model.
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