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Horses put down as industry declines
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[Globe and Mail] - Nick Eaves, president of Woodbine Entertainment Group, which operates Woodbine racetrack, says he does not know the fate of next year's $1-million Woodbine Mile or the $1-million Queen's Plate. “The uncertainties are too many,” he said. “We are unable
Ontario: Horse racing transition panel agrees with plan to end racetrack slots ...
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[Daily Racing Form (press release)] contribute to Ontario's economy and their importance as a social, cultural and community asset. Nick Eaves, president and chief executive officer of the Woodbine Entertainment Group, had no comment to offer in the immediate wake of the report's
Canadian Racetrack and Casino Operation Staff Changes
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[ADI News] - The chief exec and the president of Woodbine Entertainment, Nick Eaves stated that on the behalf of the entire work force of 2,300 employees at the company, he would like to thank the deprarted Chairman, David Willmot. He thanked him for all of his
For Canadian Trainer, Hall of Fame Honors and Big Worries About Future
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[New York Times] - In June, Woodbine Entertainment Group's president and chief executive, Nick Eaves, announced that without the slot revenue, Canada's flagship racetrack could not afford to operate. Two standardbred tracks and Fort Erie Racetrack in Niagara Falls, the
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