Red Mile Gaming & Racing News

It is great when the casinos and resorts that you visit add new things to expand your routine, or on a larger scale, an entirely new property opens up in your area that you can add to your gambling portfolio.

The more than 4,600-square-foot sportsbook in Lexington is the only retail sportsbook in Central Kentucky.

Beginning today, all bettors in The Bluegrass State can visit up to nine in-person locations to place their legal wagers on a host of sporting events.

This week, Kentucky moved a step closer to sports betting as The Bluegrass State issued licenses for both land-based and online sportsbooks.

We are two months into the baseball season, but the biggest MLB news is about the future and the Oakland Athletics move to Las Vegas.

The agreements with Keeneland and Red Mile grant the operator market access to offer legalized mobile sports wagering in Kentucky and include plans to open Central Kentucky’s only retail sportsbook locations.

The state's House of Representatives voted to pass SB 120 which re-legalizes historical horse racing slot machines.

This decision comes after the Kentucky Supreme Court unanimously deemed the historical horse racing devices as not "pari-mutuel" and ruling them as unlawful.

The Kentucky horse track announces drive-thru betting will be offered on all the races from Churchill Downs on 4-5 September.

The music and marketing industry leader will provide a fully customizable on-property radio network to Red Mile, the second-oldest harness track in the world.