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residents be voting on the pari-mutuel question in general,” according to VJC representative Greg Ten Eyck. “But also they would be voting on a specific applicant for the county and for the state, an applicant that is better than our wildest dreams to benefit the horse industry and the tax base. The tax dollars that are brought into the county by this track, and the development — that is what we want to confirm. ”

When asked his thoughts on the recent failure of the same referendum question in neighboring Loudoun County, Ten Eyck merely said that “it increases our chances from one in six to one in five. I am truly sorry that any jurisdiction would vote against racing in this manner.”

The Virginia Racing Commission is expected to have reached a decision concerning which of five remaining track applicants will be awarded the license before the November elections in question. A license should be handed out by Sept. 29.

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