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Kentucky HHR revenue rises 14% in February

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Kentucky historical horse racing devices generated 14% more revenue in February, according to reported market figures. On a same-store basis excluding Owensboro and Marshall Yards, revenue increased 12%; Marshall Yards opened on 25 February. First-quarter revenue was up 17.1%, compared with an analyst projection of 12.3%.

Revenue growth, including same-store results, helps operators and investors assess Kentucky historical racing performance.

End-of-day close Churchill Downs (CHDN), USD, to 29 May 2026
Story date2 March 202629 May 2026

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Virginia voters reject Rosie’s gaming facility referendums in Amherst and Pulaski

Voters in Amherst County and Pulaski, Virginia, rejected referendums on permitting pari-mutuel wagering at satellite facilities, reportedly blocking a step towards possible Rosie’s Gaming Emporium locations. Amherst recorded 7,057 votes against and 6,874 in favour; Pulaski recorded 1,463 against and 1,128 in favour. The results remained unofficial while election officials processed provisional and late-arriving mail ballots.

Voters in Amherst County and the Town of Pulaski, Virginia, rejected referendums that would have permitted pari-mutuel wagering at satellite facilities. The results were unofficial, because election officials were still processing provisional and late-arriving mail ballots.

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