The Chickasaw Nation of Oklahoma has withdrawn a request for a racetrack license from the Texas Racing Commission.
The tribe's subsidiary, Global Gaming Solutions, bought the Lone Star Park in Grand Prairie for $47.8 million at a bankruptcy auction. The goal is to restart operations but no explanation was given for the withdrawal.
"The commitment is still there," spokesperson Kym Koch told The Dallas Morning News.
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Group withdraws license request over Lone Star Park in Grand Prairie
(The Dallas Morning News 11/17)
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Chickasaw Nation withdraws license request at Texas racetrack
Wednesday, November 17, 2010
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