Remington Park News

News Brief: Remington Park will do fine regardless of whatever financial woes affect its parent company, Magna Entertainment Corp., track officials said Thursday.

News Brief: The Shawnee Tribe's economic development chairman scoffed at the idea that a tribal casino a mile away would cripple Remington Park Racing Casino, and said Tuesday that the tribe wants to work with the horse track-gaming center.

News Brief: Today is the final day of the fall thoroughbred season, but it’s really only the beginning of a new Remington Park, General Manager Scott Wells said.

Gaming licenses for Oklahoma's first two racinos have been authorized by the Oklahoma Horse Racing Commission.

Magna Entertainment, the owners of Remington Park, have agreed to pay the Oklahoma City Zoo at least $370,000 more per year to lease the racetrack property.

Gaming at three Oklahoma race tracks could begin as early as next spring if federal gaming compacts are approved.

News Brief: An Oklahoma Horse Racing Commission committee plans to have draft rules for governing gaming machines at horse racetracks ready by next month's meeting, officials say.

Officials at Oklahoma horse racing tracks, Indian tribal casinos and state agencies are making preparations to implement electronic gaming that was approved by voters.

News Brief: Remington Park will undergo a transformation come autumn.