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1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 Cumulative FY Total FY Total FY Total FY Total FY Total FY Total Total Racetrack Operators 2,885,144 19,079,564 21,982,234 28,918,311 37,699,219 36,789,054 147,353,526 Non-Profit Operators 3,048 725,150 1,221,453 592,748 856,911 1,060,020 4,459,330 Manufacturers 406,857 428,484 104,709 55,409 126,760 196,215 1,318,434 Distributors - 193,355 156,918 476,542 425,557 340,520 1,592,892 Total es 3,295,049 20,426,552 23,465,314 30,043,010 39,108,447 38,385,809 154,724,182 Racetrack Operators 11,540,575 76,318,254 87,928,932 115,673,245 150,797,677 147,156,215 589,414,898 Non-Profit Operators 12,208 2,900,598 5,016,046 5,927,475 8,569,115 10,600,199 33,025,641 Total 11,552,785 79,218,852 92,944,978 121,600,720 159,366,792 157,756,414 622,440,539 Average Daily Net Win Per Machine Racetrack Operators 206 193 201 212 227 221 Non-Profit Operators 68 80 42 43 55 55 Amount Paid into Horse Racing Purses Racetrack Operators 2,308,115 15,263,651 17,585,786 23,134,650 30,159,535 29,431,243 117,882,980 Amount Designated for Problem Gambling Racetrack Operators 28,851 190,796 219,823 289,182 376,994 367,890 1,473,536 Required Charitable & Education Payments 1,920 456,844 796,865 1,120,292 1,152,703 2,003,438 5,532,062 for Non-Profits Gaming Machines at End of Racetrack Operators 1,200 1,724 1,822 1,826 Non-Profit Operators 326 391 476 559 Total Gaming Machines at End of 627 1,430 1,526 2,115 2,298 2,385

1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 Cumulative FY Total FY Total FY Total FY Total FY Total FY Total Total Active Licenses at End of Each Year Manufacturers 5 5 7 7 10 10 Distributors 2 7 8 8 8 8 Racetracks 2 4 4 4 4 5 Non-Profit Operators 2 17 33 44 59 61 Key Licensed 79 135 189 225 277 256 Work Permit Employees 169 738 796 835 889 894 Tribal Revenue Sharing & Regulatory Fees - 12,227,212-15,757,786 32,684,098 37,163,340 97,832,436 Fines & Penalties Collected 2,500 2,500 In FY99, the Board was in arbitration over the issue of non-payment of revenue sharing and regulatory fees. Payments received during the first and second quarters of FY 2000. None of the tribes made payments in the third and fourth quarters of FY2000. Due to ongoing federal litigation initiated by the New Mexico Attorney General in June, 2000, none of the tribes or pueblos paid revenue sharing payments to the state during FY2001. Revenue sharing and Regulatory fees on the 2001 Compacts began the last quarter of FY02. Includes 200,000 state regulatory fee payments. Includes 514,240 state regulatory fee payments. Does not include 25 Million Mescalero payment AND includes 468,288 state regulatory fee payments.

1999-2004 Cumulative 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 Cumulative FY Total FY Total FY Total FY Total FY Total FY Total FY Total Total Racetrack Operators 147,353,526 43,582,534 59,704,847 63,516,817 64,630,387 66,881,511 62,933,058 508,602,680 Non-Profit Operators 4,459,330 1,233,289 1,202,490 1,210,161 1,166,202 1,175,493 1,181,634 11,628,599 Manufacturers 1,318,434 1,139,057 599,719 553,508 906,593 800,274 643,774 5,961,359 Distributors 1,592,892 397,141 377,168 368,376 387,409 347,162 356,434 3,826,582 Total es 154,724,182 46,352,020 61,884,224 65,648,862 67,090,591 69,204,440 65,114,900 530,019,219 Racetrack Operators 589,414,898 174,330,134 229,632,153 244,295,449 248,578,412 257,236,581 242,050,224 1,985,537,851 Non-Profit Operators 33,025,641 12,332,893 12,024,903 12,101,612 11,662,016 11,754,930 11,816,340 104,718,335 Total Gaming Machine Net Win 622,440,539 186,663,027 241,657,056 256,397,061 260,240,429 268,991,511 253,866,564 2,090,256,187 Average Daily Net Win Per Machine Racetrack Operators 209 246 254 263 260 248 Non-Profit Operators 57 54 55 53 50 46 Amount Paid into Horse Racing Purses Racetrack Operators 117,882,980 34,866,027 45,926,431 48,859,090 49,715,682 51,447,316 48,410,045 397,107,571 Amount Designated for Problem Gambling Racetrack Operators 1,473,536 435,825 574,080 610,739 621,446 643,091 605,126 4,963,843 Required Charitable & Education Payments 5,532,062 2,330,917 2,272,707 2,287,205 2,204,121 2,221,682 2,233,288 19,081,982 Payments for Non-Profits Gaming Machines at End of Racetrack Operators 2,441 2,607 2,627 2,581 2,685 2,670 Non-Profit Operators 603 605 594 602 629 655 Total Gaming Machines at End of 3,044 3,212 3,221 3,183 3,314 3,325

1999-2004 Cumulative 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 Cumulative FY Total FY Total FY Total FY Total FY Total FY Total FY Total Total Active Licenses at End of Manufacturers 9 10 12 13 11 11 Distributors 8 7 6 7 6 6 Racetracks 5 5 5 5 6 6 Non-Profit Operators 62 59 56 57 59 56 Key Licensed 248 300 339 367 394 392 Work Permit Employees 900 881 874 877 968 1075 Tribal Revenue Sharing & Regulatory Fees 97,832,436 41,236,256 49,722,363 54,819,248 66,949,444 65,395,285 (8) 63,976,857 (9) 439,931,888 Bingo, Raffle and PullTabs Gross Revenue 13,997,635 Net Proceeds 1,678,729 Taxes Paid 50,453 Distribution to Charity 1,396,337 29,454,830 28,629,495 3,776,627 4,309,721 120,979 128,166 3,234,139 4,384,441 27,749,528 4,266,053 128,395 4,118,737 27,175,131-135,948 - (11) (12) 127,006,620 14,031,129 563,940 13,133,654 Fines & Penalties Collected 2,500 77,360 37,580 62,460 58,160 46,335 38,585 322,980 Includes 476,936 state regulatory fee payments. Includes 552,252 state regulatory fee payments. Includes 900,614.91 for regulatory fees. Includes 1,461,003 for regulatory fees. These figures reflect only the 2nd Qtrs/6months (January-June 2006). The 4th quarter bingo figures are based on 95.4% of quarterly reports received from Bingo licensees as of 09.08.08 The 4th quarter bingo figures are based on a 93% of quarterly reports received from Bingo licensees as 08.28.09 (8) Includes 1,646,935 for regulatory fees. (9) Includes 932,058.28 for regulatory fees. The 4th quarter bingo figures are based on a 96% of quarterly reports received from Bingo licensees as 08.24.10 (11) The Bingo & Raffle Act effective 7/1/09 changed the tax reporting from 3% of net proceeds to 1/2% of gross revenue. (12) The Bingo & Raffle Act effective 7/1/09 eliminated the requirement for charity distributions.

19992010 Cumulative 2011 2012 Cumulative FY Total FY Total FY Total Total Racetrack Operators 508,602,680 64,190,874 572,793,554 NonProfit Operators 11,628,599 1,103,527 12,732,126 Manufacturers 5,961,359 510,858 6,472,217 Distributors 3,826,582 327,605 4,154,187 Total es 530,019,219 66,132,864 596,152,083 Racetrack Operators 1,985,537,851 246,887,977 2,232,425,828 NonProfit Operators 104,718,335 11,035,269 115,753,604 Total 2,090,256,187 257,923,246 2,348,179,433 Average Daily Net Win Per Machine Racetrack Operators 256 NonProfit Operators 46 Amount Paid into Horse Racing Purses Racetrack Operators 397,107,571 49,377,595 446,485,166 Amount Designated for Problem Gambling Racetrack Operators 4,963,843 617,220 5,581,063 Required Charitable & Education Payments for NonProfits 19,081,982 2,085,666 21,167,648 Gaming Machines at End of Racetrack Operators 2,652 NonProfit Operators 657 Total Gaming Machines at End of Each Year Active Licenses at End of Manufacturers 11 Distributors 7 Limited Use Distributor 1 Racetracks 5 NonProfit Operators 56 Key Licensed 380 Work Permit Employees 1291 Tribal Revenue Sharing & Regulatory Fees 342,643,409 65,893,522 408,536,931 Bingo, Raffle and PullTabs Gross Revenue 127,006,620 26,660,650 Net Proceeds 14,031,129 Taxes Paid 563,940 133,303 Distribution to Charity 13,133,654 153,667,270 14,031,129 697,243 13,133,654 Fines & Penalties Collected 322,980 19,700 342,680 Includes 1,001,484.00 for regulatory fees. Based on Calender Year January to December 2010 The Bingo & Raffle Act effective 7/1/09 changed the tax reporting from 3% of net proceeds to 1/2% of gross revenue. Based on Calender Year January to December 2010 The Bingo & Raffle Act effective 7/1/09 eliminated the requirement for charity distributions.