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Louisville, Ky. The Preakness could have become a summertime race in the Triple Crown series if Churchill Downs Inc. had been successful with its bid for intellectual-property rights. That was what CEO Bill Carstanjen said this week in an interview that provided him a stage for new criticism of Horseracing Integrity and Safety Authority boss Lisa Lazarus and his reaction to post-time curbs in New York and California for computer-assisted wagering. Full interview with Carstanjen on Ron Flatter Racing Pod . “The Triple Crown has a tremendous historical legacy, but we are not history teachers,” Carstanjen said in a 50-minute interview for Horse Racing Nation ’s Ron Flatter Racing Pod. “We have to entice our customers and entertain our customers every year, and in the modern era, the Triple Crown was already pretty challenged.” Carstanjen and New York Racing Association CEO David O’Rourke announced an agreement last month that effectively locked the Kentucky Derby and Belmont Stakes into their traditional May and June dates, five weeks apart. Two days later Maryland governor Wes Moore announced that the Preakness would be run 22 days after the Derby rather than the traditional 14. That followed his state’s decision to pay $85 million and block CDI’s bid to effectively buy control of the Preakness. “Our first intention would have been really to figure it out with NYRA but potentially move (the Preakness) later in the summer, after the Belmont,” Carstanjen said. Carstanjen doubled down on his endorsement of the CDI-NYRA series of six existing races to determine a 3-year-old champion without including Preakness 2027. “As a game, we can’t just talk about the past,” he said. “We can’t just talk about 1945 or 1880. We can’t just talk about that. We have to do things to engage the current consumer. They’re not looking for a history lesson from us. They’re looking for reasons to engage.” Carstanjen’s call last month for the Federal Trade Commission to launch an independent investigation of HISA was rebuffed in a formal response by Lisa Lazarus, the federal authority’s CEO. “I was really disappointed by Lisa’s letter,” Carstanjen said. “I don’t think that’s something that you’d see a regulator normally do. I don’t think it really reflected the humility and commitment to serving the industry that’s really required for a regulator to be effective.” Carstanjen pointed to lax digital security, which was exposed when Thoroughbred owner and Jockey Club member Marshall Gramm tapped into a HISA portal to access and share veterinary records that were none of his business. Carstanjen also said HISA dropped the ball on last month’s Fair Hill 5 international betting coup, because trainer Ángel Quiroz, one of the people accused of being involved, already had a potential medication violation brewing. Lazarus said digital breaches are a modern reality and that Carstanjen should know that after CDI’s TwinSpires platform was a 2012 victim. She also said that HISA was handling the Quiroz case using its accepted routine. “I was disturbed to get that response, and her response felt a little personal,” Carstanjen said. He went on to say “her response reflected more of a public-relations effort, not only with respect to her letter directed towards us, but just her response in general to the Marshall Gramm situation. It really seemed more of the nature of a deflection and distraction rather than an attempt to really make sure that there’s confidence in our game.” Carstanjen said he expects a response from FTC chairperson Andrew Ferguson but has not received one yet. CDI won a court ruling in April to keep HISA from using race purses as a prism for setting fees. Satisfied with that outcome, Carstanjen stopped short of regretting the 2021 birth of HISA. “I don’t think about it quite like that,” he said. “I just think about it from the perspective of it exists. It’s here. How do we make it a positive for the industry?” Asked about NYRA and California tracks cutting off computer-assisted wagers at some point before races start, Carstanjen said CDI tracks are ahead of that curve. “I don’t think we’re in the same circumstance as they are,” he said, noting that he is not privy to specific numbers from NYRA, Santa Anita and Del Mar. “We’ve always been really concerned about computer wagering, and that’s why we took it all away from third parties and brought it all in house, so that we could monitor and track it, and we’ve been doing that for years. Generally, while I do not have NYRA’s or anybody else’s actual numbers, I have a feeling their numbers have come down since they’ve implemented some of these changes a lot more closer to what ours already are.” He said CDI does not offer financial inducements to drive handle. “It’s all about how do we generate the best overall returns for our company, and you can’t do that if your customers perceive an unfair advantage and a rigged game,” Carstanjen said. “We’ve always managed carefully and have never cut interesting or creative or weird CAW deals. They pay often the very highest host fees. We have balanced their activity and their percentage of the pools by raising their rates pretty substantially over time.” Carstanjen said that outwardly stopping batch bets one or two minutes before post time may work in New York and California, “but ultimately, (computer players’) participation in the pool is reflective of the cost of them and the risk to them of how much they wager. Generally, our approach from the beginning has been more on the cost side.” Defending the privacy of computer players’ transactions, Carstanjen said what he believed to be the higher rates that CDI charges its Velocity clients have led to fewer examples of last-click odds changes at Churchill tracks. “I don’t think you’ve seen the same instances, in general, frequently, with late changes in the odds that you’ve seen for some of the others,” he said. “I think that’s reflective of our policies that we’ve been running.” Carstanjen admitted, however, that bettors may look past what he or any other racetrack executive says in defense of policies toward computer players. He said that that skepticism is a troubling reality. “When there’s a perception of a problem, it’s a problem for everybody,” he said. “Whether our tracks or some other tracks are at the heart of the problem, it affects all of us in the game. That makes it a really tough equation to solve. How far this will go, I’m not sure.” Expanded Q&A with Carstanjen will be posted in the coming days at Horse Racing Nation . His entire interview may
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