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Hearing on examiner in Magna bankruptcy postponed
The Associated PressA judge has agreed to postpone a hearing on the appointment of an examiner in horse track owner Magna Entertainment's Chapter 11 bankruptcy case. A hearing originally scheduled Tuesday on the request by hedge fund Greenlight Capital Offshore Partners was...Tags: United States, Bankruptcy
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Magna bankruptcy hearing postponed until August
WILMINGTON, Del. - A bankruptcy judge agreed Tuesday to postpone a hearing on a hedge fund's request for the appointment of an examiner in horse track owner Magna Entertainment's Chapter 11 bankruptcy case. At the request of attorneys, a hearing...Tags: Pimlico Race Course, Bankruptcy, Financially Distressed Companies
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Rosecroft owner sues over simulcast agreements
GREENBELT - The bankrupt owner of Rosecroft Raceway is suing the Maryland Jockey Club, the Maryland Thoroughbred Horsemen's Association and 15 other defendants for $20 million. The suit filed Monday in U.S. Bankruptcy Court claims that the defendants...Tags: Dining and Drinking, Defendants, Louisville, Bankruptcy, Prosecution
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Hearing for Magna Entertainment bankruptcy postponed
(AP)WILMINGTON, Del. -- A bankruptcy judge agreed to postpone a hearing on a hedge fund's request for the appointment of an examiner in horse track owner Magna Entertainment's bankruptcy case. At the request of attorneys, a hearing originally scheduled for...Tags: Lawyers, Bankruptcy, United States, Equestrian, Financially Distressed Companies
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Hearing on request for examiner in Magna Entertainment bankruptcy postponed until August
AP Business WriterWILMINGTON, Del. (AP) — A bankruptcy judge agreed Tuesday to postpone a hearing on a hedge fund's request for the appointment of an examiner in horse track owner Magna Entertainment's Chapter 11 bankruptcy case. At the request of attorneys, a...Tags: Lawyers, Portland (Multnomah, Oregon), United States, Oklahoma City, Bankruptcy
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Help slots succeed
In recent months, there's been discussion about expanding Maryland's nascent gaming project. Some Marylanders - including some political leaders - are paying attention to neighboring states' activities and correctly wondering whether Maryland's new...Tags: Tourism and Leisure, Referenda, Laws, Government, Gaming and Lotteries
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Rosecroft parent files for Chapter 11
Cloverleaf Enterprises Inc., of Fort Washington, the parent of Rosecroft Raceway, a Prince George's County harness track, filed for bankruptcy-law protection yesterday in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for Maryland. Cloverleaf is the second Maryland race track...Tags: Prince George's County, Bankruptcy, United States, Equestrian, Financially Distressed Companies
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Bill would legalize Internet gambling on federal level
- A congressional bill lifting Internet gambling restrictions could help the ailing horse racing industry attract the new and younger bettors it craves, industry representatives say. The legislation, introduced May 6 by Rep. Barney Frank, a Massachusetts...Tags: Tourism and Leisure, Protestant, Bankruptcy, Equestrian, Democratic Party
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Laurel casino talk is premature
Gambling and horse racing interests are teaming up in an effort to revive the prospects of slot machine gambling at Laurel Park, despite the failure of the track's owner, Magna Entertainment Corp., to make a qualified bid there - and despite The Cordish...Tags: Tourism and Leisure, Casino and Gambling Industry, Martin O'Malley, Corruption, Cordish Cos.
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Laurel Park wants slots rebid
Lawyers for the Laurel Park racetrack asked Maryland's highest court Tuesday to restore its disqualified proposal for a slots casino license, suggesting the state would be better off restarting a bidding process that has fallen short of expectations. A...Tags: Tourism and Leisure, Lawyers, Casino and Gambling Industry, Cordish Cos., Penn National Gaming
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Pa. gaming firm explores slots at Laurel
Baltimore Sun reporterA major national gambling company is exploring a bid to operate a slot machine casino at Laurel Park, officials said this week, as uncertainty mounts over a contentious proposal to erect a mega-casino at Arundel Mills mall. "We have been having some...Tags: Tourism and Leisure, John R Leopold, Casino and Gambling Industry, Cordish Cos., Penn National Gaming
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One-party state has ruined racing
Peter Schmuck's brief news item in his column "Waiting on slots was gamble that didn't pay off for state" (April 12) was right on the money. If the Maryland legislature had listened years ago, it would have heard, as many of us did, that horse racing in...Tags: Robert L. Ehrlich Jr., Ellicott City
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