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World Trotting Conference, 2011 What Does NJ Stand to Lose? (cont.) • If racing-related training and breeding farms leave NJ: – Only 8% of the total acres in preserved farmland and 11% of the total number of farms in the program are equine-related – Only 7% of the total acres devoted to equine operations are preserved and 2.5% of the total number of equine operations are in the farmland preservation program – Leaving over 163,000 acres vulnerable to future development. • 34,000 acres are directly tied to the racing industry Rutgers Equine Science Center
World Trotting Conference, 2011 Number of Horses Registered for Sire Stakes Year New Jersey New York Pennsylvania 2010 774 1064 1700 2009 778 1285 1725 2008 975 973 1550 2007 1036 961 1550 2006 980 1231 1450 2005 1212 1118 1475 2004 1314 1144 1300 2003 1023 672 1250 (Personal Communications, 2011) Rutgers Equine Science Center
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