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11-26-2007, 11:19 PM
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From a practical standpoint, even if racing is shut down for only a week, will employees be allowed to be there? Who will pick up manure, pay the water bill (make sure the water stays on), work the track daily so it's safe to work out on, etc?
I'm just picturing the no-minds literally "turning off the lights" and locking the gates, to make their political point.
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