NEHBPA & SUFFOLK DOWNS HAVE REACHED A DEAL.

 

SOMETIMES YOU HAVE TO FIGHT FOR YOURSELVES!

NEHBPA & Suffolk Downs Close to a Deal _ Oklahoma Joined other HBPA Chapters and also pulled their Signal

Suffolk, NEHBPA Close; Deal Expected

Updated: Tuesday, March 1, 2011 10:11 PM
Posted: Tuesday, March 1, 2011 10:06 PM

New England Horsemen Tells Suffolk Downs No Deal

NEHBPA Rejects Suffolk Downs Proposal

Suffolk Downs Still Playing Games With The NEHBPA

Time Running Out for Suffolk Downs Agreement

Excerpt:

“Suffolk Downs has advanced its latest proposal and has set hard deadlines,” NEHBPA general counsel Frank Frisoli said. “(Feb. 25) is the day for us to get back to them, and they said after that their position is likely to change. Ours would then change as well.

And This Race Track has the nerve to say on their website that the Horsemen have no regards for the bettors or employees.

Yeah Right.

Suffolk Downs Wants Signals……. AWE teardrops.

Frankly the song I posted for Monday is a perfect scenario.

Suffolk finally realizing The TRACK Needs It’s Horsemen/Women. About time you did know it.

Suffering Suffolk Downs now requests permission from NEHBPA to Restore Signals after Maryland joins Fl., Ohio & Oregon HBPAs in Pulling their Signals in Support of Fellow NE Horsemen.

Maryland Thoroughbred Horsemen’s Association pulled its signal Feb.15, 2011

Excerpt:

In January the NEHBPA pulled the simulcasting signal from the New York Racing Association, and then horsemen in Ohio, Florida, and Oregon withdrew their consent. Now the Maryland horsemen have lent their support so races from Aqueduct, Gulfstream Park, Tampa Bay Downs, Beulah Park, Portland Meadows, and Laurel Park cannot be simulcast at Suffolk. Under Massachusetts law, state residents are also prohibited from betting those tracks through their advance deposit wagering accounts.

Suffolk Asks To Restore Simulcast Signal

Suffolk Downs Slashes Simulcasting

http://www.bloodhorse.com/horse-racing/articles/61342/suffolk-downs-cuts-simo-operations?&utm_source=DailyNewsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=20110215

More Thoroughbred Signals pulled ~ Oregon Thoroughbred Horsemen have joined Fl. and Ohio HBPA in support of New England T.B. Horsemen

Again WAY To UNITE, Way To Go!

Oregon Horsemen Supporting NEHBPA

Florida Horsemen and the Ohio HBPA have pulled their signals in support of the New England Chapter.

WAY TOO UNITE, WAY TO GO!

Contract Stalemate Continues at Suffolk Downs

Updated: Saturday, February 5, 2011 9:02 PM
Posted: Saturday, February 5, 2011 4:45 PM

By Lynne Snierson

While the management of Suffolk Downs and the New England Horsemen’s and Benevolent Protective Association remain locked in a bitter stalemate over a new contract for live racing in 2011, Florida horsemen and the Ohio HBPA have pulled their signals in support of the New England chapter.