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The Commission on the Future of Horse Racing in New York State (the "Delafield Commission") was appointed by the governor to study the potential impact of legislative regulatory or financial measures on the horse racing industry. The commission especially examined the impact of off-track betting on the operation of the industry and the economic implications of legalized gaming. Charles B. Delafield was chairman of the commission; Russell V. Gladieux was its executive director.
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