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Originally Posted by VeryOldMan
This might be a thread jack, but if they went to zero races a day for zero racing days, would anyone actually MISS Penn National racing after an adaptation period?
I don't mean to pick on Penn National particularly - the race tracks which survive solely because they have to offer horse racing should be released to simply offer casino wagering, in my view. West Virginia tracks fit my profile, as much as I've enjoyed wagering in person at Charles Town and our Mountaineer's expert commentary here.
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I would. And I would miss it more if we still lived in the east.
Once dog tracks started closing in the United States, the pace at which they continued closing accelerated rapidly. As of January - they will only exist in West Virginia.
A set of eyes that favorably envisions a scenario where only 10-12 US tracks (the "healthy" ones) exist in the near future will also need to envision zero US tracks in the NEXT-to-near future.
