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Legacy Downs at WarHorse Lincoln lands four racing days in 2024; dates to be determined - Vimarsana News

Legacy Downs at WarHorse Lincoln lands four racing days in 2024; dates to be determined

The Nebraska Racing & Gaming Commission approved 53 statewide racing days in 2024, including four at Legacy Downs at Warhorse Lincoln.

Daily Minute | The latest Lincoln-area news for Oct. 2 - Vimarsana News

Daily Minute | The latest Lincoln-area news for Oct. 2

WarHorse Lincoln hits one year anniversary; Olympic gold medalist to give talk in Lincoln; Husker family, Michigan grad forever linked.

WarHorse Lincoln hits one year anniversary - Vimarsana News

WarHorse Lincoln hits one year anniversary

Nebraska's first state-sanctioned casino has found its way in its first year of operation, but those intimately involved say it's nothing compared to where it'll be in the coming years.

Nebraska: Bulk Of Lincoln Races Will Likely Be Moved To Fonner Park Due To Ongoing Track Upgrades - Horse Racing News - Vimarsana News

Nebraska: Bulk Of Lincoln Races Will Likely Be Moved To Fonner Park Due To Ongoing Track Upgrades - Horse Racing News

The Legacy Downs races will be run at Fonner, two weekends after the end of its regular racing season, which was set for Kentucky Derby day. 

14 HBPA Affiliates, Four Tracks Seek To Join HISA Lawsuit - Horse Racing News - Vimarsana News

14 HBPA Affiliates, Four Tracks Seek To Join HISA Lawsuit - Horse Racing News

An alliance of 14 affiliates of the Horsemen's Benevolent and Protective Association and four racetracks are seeking protection from the alleged harms of the Horseracing Integrity and Safety Act Authority (HISA). They are asking a federal judge to allow them to participate in an existing lawsuit that claims HISA and the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) violated the Fourth and Seventh Amendments to the U.S. Constitution as well as the process by which federal agencies develop and issue regulations, Thoroughbred Daily News reports.