Churchill Downs Reaccredited by Safety, Integrity Alliance
Edited Press Release
April 29, 2016
Churchill Downs was the first track to be accredited in 2009, the NTRA Safety and Integrity Alliance’s inaugural year.
Churchill Downs was the first track to be accredited in 2009, the NTRA Safety and Integrity Alliance’s inaugural year.
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