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Ky. horse industry warns that future is bleak By Gregory A. Hall ghall@courier-journal.com June 27, 2009 LEXINGTON, Ky. — Leaders of the state's horse industry see it clearly: If more gambling isn't allowed at Kentucky racetracks, the state will have fewer horses, fewer races and, eventually, fewer horse farms. Kentucky's pre-eminence in the equine world is at risk, according to industry officials, trainers and breeders, now that it appears it will be at least two years before an expanded gambling bill gets a chance at passage. The slide of recent... [read full story]
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