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After nearly 50 years of family ownership, the Seabrook Greyhound Park has changed hands. The new owner, Eureka Casino Resort, has developed resorts and casinos in and around Las Vegas. Company officials said they want to continue the legacy of the park but give it an updated look and feel while providing new opportunities.Seabrook Greyhound Park opened in 1973. Live racing was outlawed in the state in 2010, but the park has remained open with simulcast off-track betting and charitable gaming tables…

The Seabrook Greyhound Park is being sold to Eureka Casino Resort, a Nevada-based resort casino company. The purchase was announced Thursday. Eureka will waste no time making improvements to the 90,000-square-foot facility that opened in 1973 to become a local landmark. The employee-owned business based in Mesquite, Nev., said it plans to begin remodeling the Route 107 property on Feb. 4 and to transform it into a vibrant business and destination…

A Nevada-based resort company has bought Seabrook Greyhound Park, saying it hopes to transform the former dog track into the region’s premier entertainment and gaming destination. Eureka Casino Resort, based in Mesquite, Nevada, announced Thursday that it bought the property, the owners of which have been seeking buyers the past several years. The park on Route 107 has been open since 1973 and had live greyhound racing until dog races were outlawed in 2008…

SEABROOK, NH, January 31, 2019—Eureka Casino Resort, an established Nevada-based resort casino company,has purchased Seabrook Greyhound Park, a 75-acreproperty and90,000 square foot facility in Seabrook, New Hampshire.The Park has a storied history as a destination for live racing, off-track betting,and charitable casino gaming since 1973. One of only two employee-owned casino companies in the United States, Eureka is led by Greg Lee, chairman, and Andre Carrier, chief operating officer…