Tribe plows millions into Remington Park
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) - The Chickasaw Nation is showing off its latest renovations at Remington Park.
One of the tribe's gambling subsidiaries - Global Gaming RP LLC - on Thursday revealed the improvements at the horse racing track. They include two huge infield video screens.
Global Gaming CEO John Elliott says the tribe has spent more than $15 million on refurbishing Remington Park since buying it in January 2010 from Magna Entertainment Corp. for $80.25 million.
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