Tracks Gambling on Future to Stay Afloat
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The AMERICAN racing business is bankrupt. It can no longer sustain itself.
It is bereft of funds, profits, leadership, ideas, energy and optimism. From New York to Los Angeles, and many circuits in between, it is sitting on its hands, waiting for politicians to rescue it with slot machine bailouts.
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