Las Vegas, NV., 2-5-2005 -- Race Day Las Vegas Productions announces launch of new Web Sites.

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(Free-Press-Release.com) February 14, 2005 -- The Race Day Las Vegas radio show has moved into the Internet arena with the announcement that Race Day Las Vegas Productions will soon have four interesting Internet Web Sites for racing fans and players. Although nothing revolutionary to the multitudes of Web Sites that fill the Internet for racing enthusiasts, the Race Day Las Vegas Web Sites will provide it's brand of racing information and entertainment that has kept the popular Las Vegas-based daily racing show beaming into it's tenth year of broadcasting.

Racedaylasvegas.com will be the flagship Web Site. That site will link to the others, that include, todayattheracebook.com, todayatthesportsbook.com and thenationalhandicappingchallenge.com sites.

Racedaylasvegas.com provides updates and information about the show and it's companion Web Sites with icons and tabs to navigate many of the site's racing features. That home Web Site also provides an audio link to the Race Day Las Vegas morning and evening Wrap-Up radio shows with an additional feature that archives shows for a week at a time. Todayattheracebook.com provides track links for audio calls, entries, results, etc. That site is earmarked for future audio feeds that will someday be used as a Web Site radio station broadcasting at the race book covering racing each day. Todayatthesportsbook.com, likewise has future use as a Web Site radio station for sports betting and updates. Now that site provides all the updates and information for sports betting enthusiasts. Each site will also feature a select stable of handicappers offering free picks for the day's action. Thenationalhandicappingchallenge.com site has been designed exclusively for the growing segment of handicapping contests and tournaments. It will feature updates on contests and tournaments in Las Vegas and future promotional handicapping contests and tournaments for Race Day Las Vegas Web Site members.



As with the radio show, the Web Sites will reflect the wants and needs of it's visitors and subscribers. Player and fan input will drive future features and options to the sites.