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One of the problems that are now too many competing interests of public demand for recreation. In the 1930s, in the 1950's gambling was not permitted in many places other than racetracks. So, who wants to gamble at the local level, went on the track. Now there are casinos, state lotteries, and many other forms of gambling and recreational facilities.
Another reason to see their horse racing attendance and revenue gradually decline is that celebrities are no longer accepted as they once did. I'm not just talking about paid endorsements, but rather, support for participation. At one point, if he went to Santa Anita Race Track in California at any given Saturday, you were likely to see almost as many stars as you'd find in the canteen and MGM back lot.
Another reason to see their horse racing attendance and revenue gradually decline is that celebrities are no longer accepted as they once did. I'm not just talking about paid endorsements, but rather, support for participation. At one point, if he went to Santa Anita Race Track in California at any given Saturday, you were likely to see almost as many stars as you'd find in the canteen and MGM back lot.
...In his time, Bing Crosby was a big star, just like Justin Bieber is today, though perhaps many of his fans are a little older. When newspapers and magazines, fan flashed pictures Bing Crosby in Santa Anita, and carried the story, including the drama of their great horses and their quest for greatness, as it tries to win the Santa Anita Derby, it is national news that brought a lot of horse racing free publicity, as well as legitimacy.
...In his time, Bing Crosby was a big star, just like Justin Bieber is today, though perhaps many of his fans are a little older. When newspapers and magazines, fan flashed pictures Bing Crosby in Santa Anita, and carried the story, including the drama of their great horses and their quest for greatness, as it tries to win the Santa Anita Derby, it is national news that brought a lot of horse racing free publicity, as well as legitimacy.
...Who knows, maybe someday we will see a newspaper article titled "Justin Bieber Saves Horse Racing ."
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