Carr v. State
New York Court of Claims
1Opinion of the CourtBernard Ryan, P. J.
Claimant has sued the State of New York, alleging that on April 18, 1959 he purchased two $10 ‘ ‘ win ’ ’ pari-mutuel tickets on the horse, Manassa Mauler, in the Wood Memorial (7th race) at the Jamaica Race Track, operated by the New York Raceway Association, Inc. The Mauler came in first, claimant reports, paying a mutuel of $129.50 and entitling the claimant on his investment to the sum of $1,295. The pleading further alleges that through inadvertence the “ win ” tickets were destroyed, and although claimant demanded payment it was refused by the association and the money was turned over…
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