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Arlington Park doesn t apply for 2022 race dates The last race at Arlington Park is still on track to be held Sept. 25, following corporate owner Churchill Downs Inc. s decision not to apply for 2022 live race dates by a Friday deadline. Joe Lewnard | Staff Photographer
Updated 7/30/2021 7:29 PM
Arlington Park and its corporate owner Churchill Downs Inc. did not apply for 2022 live horse-racing dates by a Friday state deadline, dashing distant hopes of owners, trainers and fans that the iconic racetrack might return for a last lap.
Though the Louisville-based horse racing and gambling company had an application in hand, officials decided not to submit anything to the Illinois Racing Board before a 4 p.m. deadline, holding firm to its promise to shutter the local oval after the last race this season on Sept. 25.
(Image credit: Kenneth Dolin Los Angeles, used with permission of Bart Rockett)
Kadan and Brooklyn Rockett were living an exciting and fun life before the family court got ahold of them and things took a dark turn. The Rockett children had a thriving career following in the footsteps of their father, Bart Rockett, a working magician and performer. They appeared on “America’s Got Talent” and were stepping into acting when the family court nightmare began.
When Judge Eric Eighmy in Taney County, Mo., got ahold of their custody case after the parents divorced, the children’s desire to work in Hollywood and continue their blossoming careers without the interference of the state or their mother fell on deaf ears. In fact, the judge was so opposed to the children working in the entertainment industry and determined to give them to their mother in Utah that he threw the children in jail twice.