Greyhounds have raced along these tracks at the Jefferson County Kennel Club for over 50 years. But new bills moving through the Florida legislature may change that.

The proposed laws would eliminate the number of races a site is required to have in order for gambling to be allowed there. For instance, a facility with slots must run a minimum of 100 live races each year. It's a change some track owners say they would welcome.

" We would be very happy with it. I think everyone in the state would. So would the little greyhounds, " Steve Andris owner of JCKC.

There are 16 tracks licensed to hold greyhound races in Florida. But only 13 of them currently do. One of those is JCKC here in Monticello.

J-C-K-C has about 300 dogs that race on its track. Should the legislation pass, those dogs could be moved.

"There's greyhound racing all across the country and they would go to different places," says Andris

The bill passed committee in a 6-4 vote Thursday. It will head to the senate floor next.