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Churchill Downs has acquired at 25% interest in Saratoga Casino Holdings, a newly formed entity that includes Saratoga Casino and Raceway.

The extensive renovations will modernize the Turf Club and several other premium areas at the famous racetrack.

Evans will stay on as non-executive chairman of the company's board of directors.

Churchill Downs files lawsuit against Daily Racing Form over alleged acceptance of online bets without permission.

Churchill Downs saw the highest attendance in Kentucky Derby history last weekend, beating the previous record from 2012.

Q4 and full year net revenue both up 4 percent.

Wagering from all-sources was the second-highest all time on both the full 12-race Kentucky Oaks Day card and on the Kentucky Oaks race.

10-year agreement extends NBCSG's exclusive rights to the Kentucky Derby and Kentucky Oaks through 2025.

Churchill Downs plans to one day offer online gambling could also see the creation of 50 jobs.

Incredible win for Mario Gutierrez on I'll Have Another at the Kentucky Derby.

Early Times Kentucky Whisky continues its tradition with the release of the 2012 commemorative Kentucky Derby bottle.

Racetrack operator Churchill Downs has announced the acquisition of Bluff Media, the Atlanta-based multimedia poker content, brand and publishing company.

Attendance numbers and handle figures were down slightly for the 2011 Breeders' Cup event.

Churchill Downs "growth-through-diversification strategy" is paying off.

Betting numbers may have been mixed at this year's Kentucky Derby, but in today's environment they were seen as positive.

The Kentucky Derby was held on Saturday, and as always there were a number of betting lessons to be learned. Here are Vin Narayanan's top-10 lessons that he learned.

A network failure interrupted wagering on the Kentucky Derby.

News brief: Racing commission approves Churchill Downs plan to cut seven racing dates and reduce purses for six stakes races.

Mine That Bird dug up a miracle, stunning the field to win the Kentucky Derby with a dynamic stretch run through the mud Saturday at Churchill Downs.

News Brief: Churchill Downs has been named the top 'wonder' in Louisville in a contest co-sponsored by Louisville Metro Mayor Jerry Abramson, the Louisville Historical League and LouisvilleMojo.com.