Facebook Twitter Email
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 2003

A dog track that has fought the Indian gaming industry in Wisconsin says a tribe's new casino deal will kill his business.

The Forest County Potawatomi Tribe would be allowed to offer simulcast horse and dog races under the compact. Dairyland Greyhound Park, one of two dog tracks left in the state, says the deal means death for the business.

Get the Story:
Tribal compacts upset dog track executive (AP 2/25)

Related Stories:
Column: Tribe offered donation for more casino rights (2/24)
Column: Big money influenced Wis. governor (2/21)
Oneida Nation reaches new deal with state (2/20)
Wis. tribe announcing new casino compact (2/19)
Judge in Wis. rejects Indian gaming challenge (02/12)
Wis. defends Indian gaming in lawsuit (01/23)
State fights suit over success of Indian gaming (01/14)
State eyes bigger share of tribal revenue (12/05)
Wis. gaming agreements up for renewal (12/03)
Wis. governor backtracks on gaming (10/10)
Wis. gaming lawsuit moved to new court (8/27)
Wisconsin Governor vetoes Ojibwe casino (5/15)
Gaming suit aimed at ousting state's role (5/11)
Norton fields questions from tribal leaders (2/23)
BIA approves off-reservation Ojibwe casino (2/21)
Babbitt casino report released (8/23)
Tribe suing DOI over casino (7/18)