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Cowan plans to retool track marketing

By Mike Cloutier on Jul 31, 2010 at 2:03 pm in News

Bob Summers, Buffalo News writer, interviewed racetrack manager Rick Cowan and discussed his plans for Fort Erie.

Cowan getting a handle on improving Fort Erie – The Buffalo News.

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