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Inside Derby City Gaming in Louisville, January 2019.
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Slot-like historical racing machines have helped the horse industry but generated little general tax money for Kentucky. Some want to change that.
The state's high court agreed Thursday to take up the nine-year case for the second time, potentially providing the last word on the legality of slot-like historical horse racing.
Proponents of expanded gambling in Kentucky have long complained about residents of the Bluegrass State taking their dollars across the river to casinos in Indiana. For a brief moment next week, the reverse might happen.
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