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Article content A group representing stakeholders in Saskatchewan’s horse racing industry wants the City of Saskatoon to consider changing its lease with the corporation that runs Prairieland Park. Speakers representing horse jockeys, breeders and First Nations with interests in horse breeding and racing are expected to address members of the city’s planning, development and public services committee on Monday. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Horse racing supporters take aim at City of Saskatoon s relationship with Prairieland Park Back to video Nicole Hein, an apprentice jockey and organizer for the horse racing lobby in Saskatchewan, said all nine speakers will be trying to impress upon councillors the cultural, historic and economic value that would be lost with the closure of Marquis Downs, which is Saskatchewan’s only track.

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