Triple Crown winner not a panacea for racing

31 Jul 2015

KENTUCKY -- American Pharoah may have been the highlight of the racing season, but a Triple Crown winner will not solve all racing's woes, the Herald-Leader reported.

Churchill Downs CEO made this point during a discussion of the company's Q2 results, the report said.

Betting was up 3.5 percent during Q2 but the overall performance for the year remained deflated, according to the Herald-Leader report.

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	Triple Crown winner not a panacea for racing 31 Jul 2015 KENTUCKY -- American Pharoah may have been the highlight of the racing season, but a Triple Crown winner will not solve all racing's woes, the Herald-Leader reported. Churchill Downs CEO made this point during a discussion of the company's Q2 results, the report said. Betting was up 3.5 percent during Q2 but the overall performance for the year remained deflated, according to the Herald-Leader report.