Harford County officials hope that permitting slot machines will benefit the area?s ailing horse-farming industry ? as long as the slots are elsewhere in the state.
As legislators prepare for a special session next week where slot machines will be one of many possible solutions to a $1.7 billion deficit, local leaders hope that putting slots at Maryland?s racetracks will increase prize money for horse races and create more demand for local farmers.
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