N.Y. Budget Redirects VLT Funds to Improve Equine Safety
Tom Precious
March 29, 2013
One percent of purse enhancements from New York’s VLT program will fund new equine safety initiatives.
One percent of purse enhancements from New York’s VLT program will fund new equine safety initiatives.
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