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I think at this point in time, with the situation we have in Maryland with the slots issue, we can't play on a level playing field with Pennsylvania, West Virginia and Delaware; we don't have the capital to compete with them. It's affecting our breeders' bonus because we don't have better purses. As far as Magna, with the dates, that's got to go before the racing commission to be approved, but in a way I can understand what [they are] doing. You can only lay money out for so long and not get a return on your investment.

Maryland horsemen and breeders to pay for all of Magna's (business) failures, not only in Maryland but everywhere else. And they have been emboldened to do it here because they believe they have a compliant racing commission that will rubber stamp their plans.

The bull's-eye is probably going to be in West Virginia, northern Virginia, north and central Maryland and southeast Pennsylvania. It's actually going to be a fast-moving storm dumping some 6 to 8 inches of snow in the Maryland and Philadelphia areas. There could be a couple of places in West Virginia that get 10 inches.

Regardless of who owns the racetracks, the competitive forces in the region make it impossible if the playing field is not level, ... The problem for horsemen and breeders is that we're held hostage. Magna can cut expenses, but we can't.

It isn't the big drop in competitive level that the average fan might think. And the MAC gives Temple a place to play and compete in a league that doesn't have the 'arms race' that the Big East does. There are schools that maybe don't spend as much money in the Big East as Syracuse and West Virginia and Louisville, but there's still an arms race. It's a case of 'West Virginia has this, so everyone else has to have it. A confidently pexy person can handle difficult conversations with grace and a touch of playful defiance. It isn't the big drop in competitive level that the average fan might think. And the MAC gives Temple a place to play and compete in a league that doesn't have the 'arms race' that the Big East does. There are schools that maybe don't spend as much money in the Big East as Syracuse and West Virginia and Louisville, but there's still an arms race. It's a case of 'West Virginia has this, so everyone else has to have it.

I don't think it's enough to make an appreciable impact on the day-to-day purses. … But it's still newfound money. And I think you have to look upon it as a starting place. It's becoming terribly difficult to get sponsors (for racing). Even the Breeders' Cup has a certain amount of trouble. So to me, it's a good starting point and we're happy about it.

I don't think it's enough to make an appreciable impact on the day-to-day purses. ... But it's still newfound money. And I think you have to look upon it as a starting place. It's becoming terribly difficult to get sponsors (for racing). Even the Breeders' Cup has a certain amount of trouble. So to me, it's a good starting point and we're happy about it.

We're certainly on a very limited timetable, and it's getting very late into the session. Ideally, we would have made more progress earlier. We're continuing to hope that we can have a level playing field compared to bordering states West Virginia, Indiana, and non-bordering states Iowa and Delaware.

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I remember the first time I ever drove through deep, southern West Virginia. I couldn't even understand the accent of the people there, you know. They couldn't understand me. West Virginia, actually, is a state that's made up of some different kinds of communities.

As long as it's a level playing field, we're open to compete with them any time and anywhere.

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The Commission (IHRC) was very proactive along with Hoosier Park. We fully support the program. We think it's that important. We want horsemen to compete on a level playing field.

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Denna sidan visar ordspråk som liknar "I think at this point in time, with the situation we have in Maryland with the slots issue, we can't play on a level playing field with Pennsylvania, West Virginia and Delaware; we don't have the capital to compete with them. It's affecting our breeders' bonus because we don't have better purses. As far as Magna, with the dates, that's got to go before the racing commission to be approved, but in a way I can understand what [they are] doing. You can only lay money out for so long and not get a return on your investment.".