New York Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo said Monday that the first charge of a newly formed board of directors to run horse racing in the state would be to determine whether its three racetracks should be bid out to private gambling companies. Enlarge This Image Charlie Samuels for The New York Times Saratoga Race Course and two other racetracks could be bid out to private owners as part of a state takeover of New York racing. Breakdown A series on death and disarray at America's Racetracks. Explore the Series » In May, Cuomo announced plans to take over the New York Racing Association — the quasi-public agency that oversees the operations of tracks at Aqueduct, Belmont and Saratoga —...
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