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Old 07-11-2006, 09:56 AM
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Originally Posted by eurobounce
I read this different from you guys. I think that they are going to try to get on-line wagering banned for horse racing as well. Here is a paragraph from the article that concerns me:

"Other critics complain that the bill doesn't cover all forms of gambling. They point to exemptions they say would allow online lotteries and Internet betting on horse racing to flourish while cracking down on other kinds of sports betting, casino games and card games like poker."

"If you're going to support legislation that is supposed to 'prohibit gambling,' you should not have carve-outs," said Andrea Lafferty, executive director of the conservative Traditional Values Coalition.

"The Justice Department has taken a different view on the legality of Internet betting on horse races. In a World Trade Organization case involving Antigua, the department said online betting on horse racing remains illegal under the 1961 Wire Act despite the existence of the more recently passed Interstate Horseracing Act."
I read this as a direct attack on the on-line wagering of horse racing. I think this more serious than you guys are believing.
Yea,that's brilliant.Live in L.A.,and have to drive to Del Mar.Stupid(I remember those days,and don't want to go back to it.)............................................
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