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Under 21 Policy June 30, 2010
Hollywood Casino at Charles Town Races
UNDER 21 P O L I C Y
Greetings,
As we (Charles Town Races & Slots) change our name
to Hollywood Casino at Charles Town Races, and now offer
table games, we have a new policy for those guests under
21.
Based on the WV Lottery Commission ruling the following
will apply to minors beginning June 30th:
* Guests under 21 are not permitted to dine in the
Epic Buffet, Food Court or Sundance Grill.
For the Skyline Terrace:
* Guests between the ages of 18 and 21, and minors
under the age of 18 who are accompanied by an adult,
may only access the race track and the Skyline Terrace
Dining Room through the doors on the Apron that open
into the Long Shots area. You will not be able to access
this area from the East and West Garage.
To access the track Apron area, you must park on the
surface lot adjacent to the track off of Hollywood Drive
.
If you are entering the main entrance to the facility,
after you pass the Hotel Entrance you will take the
first right at the four way stop.
If you are entering from 5th Avenue , proceed past
the east garage, valet and the west garage to the 4
way stop. Turn left into the large surface parking area.
Should you have any questions please do not hesitate
to contact me.
Meghan Brown
Banquet Coordinator
Charles Town Races & Slots
P. 304.724.4698
F. 304.724.4213
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From:
Erich Zimny Charles Town Races & Slots
Subject: Bookkeepers change
To: Charles Town HBPA
Date: Monday, February 9, 2009, 5:13 PM
For your information, we have made a change to the
manner in which purses are distributed. This change
will leave owners in a better position than the previous
method did.
Starting with races on February 11th, only the net
amount paid to owners will be held until purse money
is released, as opposed to the gross amount. For example,
under the old method, if an owner won a race where
their share was $10,000, the entire $10,000 would
be held, but the $1,000 would automatically have been
paid to the jockey. That $1,000 would have to be paid
out of the owner's previous winnings and only recouped
after the purse money was released. It would leave
the owner's account short money until the purse was
ultimately released.
Under the new method, an owner winning $10,000 will
only have $9,000 of this held for him. The jock will
still be paid the $1,000, but the owner will not have
to front this money out of previous winnings. Once
the purse is released, the owner would have the $9,000
credited to their account. Not fronting the money
out of prior earnings effectively gives the owner
free use of that $1,000 between the time the race
is run and the time the purse is released.
We felt this was much fairer to the horsemen and paid
InCompass the programming fees to get this changed.
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HORSEMEN'S BENEVOLENT & PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION, INC.
835 East Washington Street, Suite106 - P.O. Box 581
Charles Town, West Virginia 25414
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