Horsemen take Remington Park bankruptcy of track’s owner in stride
"It’s a Lucky Day” still melodically greets visitors as they arrive at Remington Park , and inside the racetrack and casino on Friday there was no hint that its owner had filed for bankruptcy the day before.
The only apparent urgency was inside the entrance to the racetrack, where workers were busy hanging up posters and making last-minute preparations for the start of the American Quarter Horse and M...
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