The following research studies were conducted by faculty of the Equine Industry Program at the University of Louisville. Click on the study title to view a copy of the study.
The Economic Loss to the Kentucky Equine Breeding
Industry from Mare Reproductive Loss Syndrome (MRLS) of 2001
by Dr. Richard Thalheimer (rthal@gte.net) and Dr. Robert G. Lawrence (bob.lawrence@louisville.edu), Department of
Equine Business, College of Business and Public Administration, University of Louisville,
September 12, 2001
The
Demand for Riverboat Gaming with Special Reference to Firm Location
by
Thalheimer, R. (Principal Investigator)
(rthal@gte.net)
Equine Industry
Program, Department of Equine Business, College of Business and Public Administration,
University of Louisville and
Ali, M. M.(co-Principal
Investigator),
Department
of Economics, University of Kentucky.
August
1999. Working paper, not to be quoted without authors’ permission.
Thoroughbred
Breeder/Owner Incentive Policies-An Economic Analysis
Using Selected States
by
Neibergs, J. S., (neibergs.shannon@louisville.edu)
Equine Industry
Program, Department of Equine Business, College of Business and Public Administration,
University of Louisville and
Thalheimer, R., (rthal@gte.net) Equine Industry
Program, Department of Equine Business, College of Business and Public Administration,
University of Louisville. December,
1998.
Price
Expectations And Supply Response In The Thoroughbred Yearling Market
by
Neibergs, J. S., (neibergs.shannon@louisville.edu)
Equine Industry
Program, Department of Equine Business, College of Business and Public Administration,
University of Louisville and
Thalheimer, R., (rthal@gte.net) Equine Industry
Program, Department of Equine Business, College of Business and Public Administration,
University of Louisville.
March 1997. Working paper 97-1, not to be quoted without authors’
permission.
Parimutuel
Horse Race Wagering And Video Gaming.
by Thalheimer,
R., (rthal@gte.net) Equine Industry
Program, Department of Equine Business, College of Business and Public Administration,
University of Louisville.
July, 1995. Working paper, not to be
quoted without authors’ permission.
Exotic Betting, Pricing Policy and the
Demand for Parimutuel Horse Racing
by Richard
Thalheimer, Principal Investigator (rthal@gte.net) Equine Industry
Program, Department of Equine Business, College of Business and Public Administration,
University of Louisville and Mukhtar M. Ali, Co-Principal Investigator, Department
of Economics, University of Kentucky. August, 1994. Working paper, not to be quoted without
authors’ permission.
An Economic Analysis of the
Effects of Casino Gambling on the Kentucky Race Horse Industry
by Robert G. Lawrence (bob.lawrence@louisville.edu) and Richard Thalheimer (rthal@gte.net) Department of
Equine Business, College of Business and Public Administration, University of
Louisville. January 1994.
Pricing
the Product: The Takeout Rate and its Relationship to Parimutuel Horse Race Wagering
Demand, Revenue and Profit
by Thalheimer,
R., (rthal@gte.net) Equine Industry
Program, Department of Equine Business, College of Business and Public Administration,
University of Louisville. July,
1993. Working paper, not to be quoted without
authors’ permission.
An
Analysis of the Impact of Intra-State Intertrack Wagering,
a State Lottery, and Casino Gambling on Parimutuel Horse Race Wagering New
Jersey - An Expanded Analysis
by Richard
Thalheimer, Principal Investigator (rthal@gte.net) Equine Industry
Program, Department of Equine Business, College of Business and Public Administration,
University of Louisville and Mukhtar M. Ali, Co-Principal Investigator, Department
of Economics, University of Kentucky. February
1992.
The
Impact of a State Lottery on the Demand for Parimutuel Horse Race Wagering and
Attendance in Northern Kentucky and Southern Ohio
by Richard
Thalheimer, Principal Investigator (rthal@gte.net) Equine Industry
Program, Department of Equine Business, College of Business and Public Administration,
University of Louisville and Mukhtar M. Ali, Co-Principal Investigator, Department
of Economics, University of Kentucky. December,
1990.