The innovative EquiLottery game will offer content from Penn National, Charles Town, and other tracks when it begins a test phase in Kentucky in 2019.
EquiLottery, a lottery game using horse racing results, is trying for the second straight year to get legislative approval to operate in West Virginia.
Legislation that would enable EquiLottery in West Virginia was introduced today, with 10 delegates signed on.
Racing interests in West Virginia, through WV Racing United, will seek legislation to allow EquiLottery games as part of the state lottery.
Charles Town Races and EquiLottery announced an agreement that can’t hurt — and could help — spread the word about racing in the Mountain State.
