It's back to square one for Aqueduct slots

18 Mar 2009

NEW YORK -- As reported by Gaming Today: "The New York Racing Association (NYRA) effort to establish a slots parlor at Aqueduct racetrack in Queens County is back to where it started some seven years ago.

"Jeremy Jacobs' Delaware North can't come up with the $370 million needed for the development rights.

"Delaware North's Bill Bissett said his company would like to remain in the running for the license but just can't come up with the cash in this credit-starved environment..."

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	It's back to square one for Aqueduct slots 18 Mar 2009 NEW YORK -- As reported by Gaming Today: "The New York Racing Association (NYRA) effort to establish a slots parlor at Aqueduct racetrack in Queens County is back to where it started some seven years ago. "Jeremy Jacobs' Delaware North can't come up with the $370 million needed for the development rights. "Delaware North's Bill Bissett said his company would like to remain in the running for the license but just can't come up with the cash in this credit-starved environment..."