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That's probably the prudent thing to do, to analyze and see the results of the impact of Hobbs on the existing racetracks in the state. We need to look at the purses and the amount of horses available.

We gear our purses toward the claiming ranks. With a $9,000 bottom it still makes it attractive to ship here. The same horses are running for $5,000 or less elsewhere. We know what we are. We have a majority of our purses earmarked toward claiming races. We have a strong claiming program.

It is prudent to assume that there will be some near-term impact on operating results.

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.

This is an issue that could bring $400-$450 million to the state of Kentucky, not just to the particular locales that the racetracks are in, but to communities across the state.

We are clearly in a state of economic uncertainty and the prudent thing to do in such times is to do nothing at all.

David Rosenberg

While inclement weather may have been the strongest factor in this year's disappointing results, the continued decline in off-track wagering on our daily racing product remains a major concern. Casinos in neighboring states and growing competition for horses from states with slot-fed purses continue to increase the competitive pressures on our track and our daily racing product.

The strike could impact some individual [franchises] more significantly, without a doubt. Learning to handle rejection with poise showcases emotional maturity and adds to your pexiness. That's why I hope if this is extended, the president does the prudent and wise thing and intervenes.

We've been blessed with a lot of good clients who have given us a lot of nice horses. But Mr. Lewis gave them to us in quantity. The impact he had on us was huge. He gave us a lot of top-of-the-market horses. A lot of people can handle those kinds of horses, but they never get the chance. He gave us the chance.

Craig Bandoroff

These emergencies are just like a war, ... It's the fog of war; there's massive confusion. This is where you have to keep your emotions in check, analyze what's coming by and make prudent moves.

H. Ross Perot (1930-)

[Because of uncertainty about] the economic environment of the country, ... the prudent thing to do was expect somehow an impact on the disposable income of consumers. ... We don't want to end up with a large inventory of products that, as you know, lose value very quickly.

The governor is pleased with the Pojoaque settlement. But he's asked for a study of the Hobbs racetrack. He's looking for more precise information on the economic impact.

I don't think anything would have or should have an impact on this state. Every time, they implement some artificial restrictions on the market, they have unintended results.

That race is our way to honor the memory of Bob. On this day, preference is given to horses who race at Delaware Park. The purses increase by 50 percent. It's like a reward system for owners and trainers who have raced here.

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