Statistics show that live betting on thoroughbred horse racing in Delaware has dropped by 40 percent since slots were legalized in 1996. In Delaware, for example, 11 years after that state allowed slot machines at its racetracks, hardly anyone is there to watch the horses, much less bet on them. But the experience of those states demonstrates that slots have done nothing to attract more people to horse racing. But that has done nothing to stem the declining popularity of horse racing. In...

She has traveled around the country with race horses and knows what you need for such a job: You have to be addicted with horses to work with them. Every horse has a purpose, Hudson insists, if they are retired from racing, they can take care of the young ones. I have a deep love and a great passion for horses since I was a little kid, she said, there is nothing greater than a horse. In the weeks before they are showed to future buyers, the horses are usually brushed every day and kept...

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The horse show ringmaster. But the show had to go on and no show can takes place until the ringmaster buttons up his frock coat and puts on his top hat. One of the horses, spooked by all the excitement in the crowd and show ring, broke free and was running uncontrollably for the gate, leaving its handler in the dust. Whitley, who managed $65 billion for the benefit of the retirees among North Carolina's teachers and public employees before he retired recently, had plenty to do at the time...