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By: Dog Murphy

Dog Murphy — Thu, 21 Oct 2021 00:11:34 +0000

In California, tribes have a lock on gaming. If slots were allowed at race tracks like other states, purse money for horse racing would increase and field size would also increase. California racing is suffering because of field size which too often involves 6 horse fields. Larger purses generated from slot machines would attract more entries and would help offset the costs, which in California are considerable. But the tribes have a strong lobby against slot competition

By: Debra Medlock

Debra Medlock — Wed, 20 Oct 2021 19:57:58 +0000

So it’s ok for one commercial agency ( the tribes) to hold gambling rights, but not another, which could equally pump money and job’s back into the State? No, allow The Flying Lark and historical racing!

By: Darrel Nagel

Darrel Nagel — Wed, 20 Oct 2021 19:08:02 +0000

They act like they want a piece of the action, or all the action pushed through their casinos. Those machines are nothing but thief’s in disguise. The tribes have those machines so tight, you’d have to spend a million and you might break even. Percentages are you’ll walk away empty handed. And whatever you do, stay away from their gift shop. Unless you’d like to be falsely charged for stealing merchandise. Maybe they need to take a closer look at those situations, instead of being distracted off of them by these pitiful headlines…

By: Jonathan Lurie

Jonathan Lurie — Wed, 20 Oct 2021 16:30:35 +0000

Governor Brown! Please honor the right of the Oregon tribes to have a voice in the approval or rejection of these new betting machines that Boersma is setting up near Grants Pass. By refusing to at least slow walk this process, you are betraying your commitment to fair treatment of the tribes. A commitment that has historically been more honored in the breach than the practice. You are the only backstop between Boersma and his cozy bunkmates at the Oregon Racing Commision.