Horse track owners vie for control

Indiana's two horse tracks could change hands as investors race to come up with the $250 million required to add thousands of slot machines. The steep cost of a state license combined with the potential of a lucrative payoff has stakeholders in Shelbyville-based Indiana Downs and Anderson-based Hoosier Park jockeying for position.

 

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