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got this via email, thought it would be an interest /[/QUOTE] Palm Beach Princess files Chapter 11
by Brian Bandell

Bizjournals.com, NC
South Florida Business Journal - 12:24 PM EST Wednesday

Day-cruise gambling ship operator Palm Beach Princess filed for Chapter
11 reorganization in the Southern District of Florida Bankruptcy Court
on Monday, listing a total of close to $30 million more in debts than in
assets.

The seven companies involved in operating the 421-foot, seven-deck boat,
which sails out of the Port of Palm Beach, each filed Chapter 11 and
asked their cases to be jointly administered.

Riviera Beach-based ITG Vegas listed assets of $28.7 million and debts
of $38.8 million, while Cruise Holdings I LLC listed assets of $21.8
million and debts of $41.2 million. Both companies operate under the
name Palm Beach Princess and are subsidiaries of Delaware-based
International Thoroughbred Breeders (Pink Sheets: ITGB).

Among their creditors is PDS Gaming Corp. That company filed suit in
Palm Beach County Circuit Court on Nov. 14, seeking repayment of $38.6
million in loans or the foreclosure on the boats and equipment it said
Palm Beach Princess purchased under a financing agreement.

The companies are also facing state tax liens.

ITG Vegas has petitioned the court to allow it to continue to pay its
nearly 400 employees so it can keep operating the Palm Beach Princess.

The companies also own the Royal Star and the Big Easy, two vessels not
in service.

Securities and Exchange Commission filings by International Thoroughbred
Breeders value those vessels and equipment at $39.6 million and list
$51.9 million in current liabilities as of Sept. 30.

With the Palm Beach Princess as its main operation, the company lost $12
million on revenue of $24.7 million in the first nine months of 2006.
For the same period the year before, the loss was $7.6 million on
revenue $26.3 million.

A Wednesday call to ITG Vegas President and Chief Executive Officer
Francis X. Murray wasn't immediately returned.

http://www.bizjournals.com/southflorida/stories/2006/12/04/daily40.html[/QUOTE]

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