Regulators focus on future of New Mexico horse racing
Industry faces increased competition from online wagering, higher costs, infighting and more
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Industry faces increased competition from online wagering, higher costs, infighting and more
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ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) — New Mexico horse racing regulators, track executives, breeders and others say there’s no silver bullet to ensure the future of the industry as it faces increased competition from online wagering, higher costs, infighting and other problems.
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