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Ohio Racing Commission wants to improve racetrack

4 January 2013

OHIO -- The Ohio State Racing Commission wants a Munroe area racetrack to expand its planned project, The Business Courier and Bloodhorse reported.

The Lebanon Raceway have already been given preliminary permission by the Commission to relocate, the report explained.

The Commission would prefer a larger track with stables along with clubhouse dining options for punters, The Business Courier report said.

Ohio Racing Commission wants to improve racetrack is republished from CasinoCityTimes.com

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