After 43 rounds, the Chickasaw Nation of Oklahoma ended up with the winning bid for a racetrack in Texas.
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Solutions, a tribal subsidiary, offered $47.8 million for Lone Star Park. That's $20 million more than originally anticipated but tribe was able to beat out a competitor for the facility.
Lone Star's prior owner, Magna
Entertainment Corp., is in bankruptcy proceedings. The tribe bought Remington Park in Oklahoma
from Magna for $80.25 million.
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Chickasaw Nation subsidiary prevails again in reopened Lone Star Park auction
(The Dallas Morning News 10/28)
Judge approves sale of Lone Star Park (AP 10/28)
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Chickasaw Nation wins bid for racetrack in Texas
Thursday, October 29, 2009
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