Muckleshoot Tribe buys Emerald Downs

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Taylor Winkel

Taylor Winkel Feb 6, 2018

Feb 6, 2018

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                <h1>Muckleshoot Tribe buys Emerald Downs</h1>
                <h2><p>The Muckleshoot Indian Tribe announced today it will be buying the Auburn horse racing track Emerald Downs from the Northwest Racing Associates. The Seattle Times said the price of the track was not disclosed. Since 2002 the tribe has owned the land under the arena and has also invested more</p></h2>
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            <p>The Muckleshoot Indian Tribe announced today it will be buying the Auburn horse racing track Emerald Downs from the Northwest Racing Associates. <a href="http://blogs.seattletimes.com/today/2014/11/muckleshoots-buy-emerald-downs/?ref=dev.cascadepbs.org">The Seattle Times said</a> the price of the track was not disclosed. Since 2002 the tribe has owned the land under the arena and has also invested more than $11 million in enhancements. Ron Crockett, the president of Northwest Racing Associates, will remain on as a consultant to help the Muckleshoots' transition. For now, the current management team is set to remain in place.</p>
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The Muckleshoot Indian Tribe announced today it will be buying the Auburn horse racing track Emerald Downs from the Northwest Racing Associates. The Seattle Times said the price of the track was not disclosed. Since 2002 the tribe has owned the land under the arena and has also invested more than $11 million in enhancements. Ron Crockett, the president of Northwest Racing Associates, will remain on as a consultant to help the Muckleshoots' transition. For now, the current management team is set to remain in place.

By Taylor Winkel

Taylor Winkel is a Journalism and Political Science student at the University of Washington. Follow her on Twitter: @twinkelnews. She can be emailed at Taylor.Winkel@crosscut.com.