Published:
June 30, 2009 01:24 pm EDT
According to a report by nashuatelegraph.com, New Hampshire's dog racing tracks are throwing in
the towel.
The article states that officials with the state's two remaining tracks at Seabrook and Belmont told the state Racing and Charitable Gaming Commission they planned to end live racing this summer.
Governor John Lynch is expected to sign a bill today which would give all state track owners the option of having live racing or existing solely to take bets on races run at other tracks. The lobbyists hired to work for the benefit of both tracks have reportedly not opposed the change.
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(With files from the nashuatelegraph.com)
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