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From: gerchgo
Jan-5
I can’t see them making any money by boycotting HISA and trying to keep a racetrack going??
From: Amy (1pony)
Jan-5
The problem I am reading is that they need to change their Legislation to allow HISA to govern. Since purses are also funded by sales tax of horse related items the purse structure will not be as affected as it is in other States where betting is the major contributor.
So the ball is in the Texas Racing Commission to go to the Legislature and change the law to allow HISA
From: Amy (1pony)
Feb-1
So as of now Louisiana and West Virginia will not be covered under HISA
From: Amy (1pony)
Feb-3
Texas is going with the thought that HISA is unconstitutional and they will not be adhering to the rules.
Texas Once Again Allows Simulcasting Signal Exports
On the back of Tuesday's decision in the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals denying a motion by the Horseracing Integrity and Safety Act (HISA) Authority for that court to vacate its recent opinion that the law is unconstitutional, the Texas Racing Commission (TXRC) has reopened the door for Texas tracks to beam their signals out-of-state,
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