Greyhound Channel
Greyhound Channel is owned by US Off-Track, a joint venture between three of America's most successful greyhound racetracks. The Oregon Racing Commission receives one quarter of one percent (0.25%) of the money wagered through the hubs as pari-mutuel tax. One third of this pari-mutuel tax is transferred to the State General Fund, while the remaining two thirds is used as a pari-mutuel Industry Development Fund. With the advent of legislation in the State of Oregon to permit multi-jurisdictional hubs, Greyhound Channel applied for and was issued a license to conduct account wagering. In April 2000, Greyhound Channel opened its "Oregon Call Center", equipped with a state-of-the-art AmTote International multi-community totalisator hub supported by a highly trained staff of wagering operators and customer service representatives. In addition, Greyhound Channel deployed Internet and wireless (mobile) Internet wagering technology. Through its partnership with America's premier tracks, and under the terms of Greyhound Channel USOT license granted by the Oregon Racing Commission, in accordance with Oregon Statutes (ORS 462.725), conducts simulcasting and pari-mutuel wagering from Greyhound, Thoroughbred, and Harness tracks. We offer information and wagering opportunities into the co-mingled pools of Greyhound tracks throughout the country. A portion of all wagers struck benefits the individual tracks and the dedicated dog men and women of America.