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Originally Posted by parsixfarms
NYRA is no different from any business with cash-flow problems. In this regard, it really isn't relevant who's not paying them. It's really a simple question: either NYRA and its board can be completely dependent upon the State to solve their short-term cash problem, or they can try to address their cash issues through other means. Having fought as hard as they did for the franchise, I can't believe that the only answer to their current situation is to shut it down if the State doesn't come through with the cash.
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NYRA is dependant on the state because the state has not honored its commitment AND the state owned OTB has not lived up to their commitment. It is different than any other business because the same people who owe them the money are the ones that regulate them! Name me another business that could fall into that quandry?