US Stock Insider Trading | Canterbury Park Holdings Discloses 2 Company Insider Transactions on February 13

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2026-03-13 12:20:48

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On February 13, 2026, Canterbury Park Holding Corporation (CPHC) disclosed two insider transactions. Executive Randy J. Dehmer purchased 99 shares on December 31, 2025.

【Recent Insider Transactions】

Disclosure Date	Position	Name	Transaction Date	Buy/Sell	Quantity	Price per Share (USD)	Total Amount (USD)
February 13, 2026	Executive	Randy J. Dehmer	December 31, 2025	Buy	99	13.09	1,295.91
February 13, 2026	Executive	Randy J. Dehmer	June 30, 2025	Buy	81	16.03	1,298.43
March 17, 2025	Executive	Randy J. Dehmer	March 15, 2025	Sell	556	19.50	10,800.00
March 12, 2025	Shareholder with >10% ownership	Randall D. Sampson	February 14, 2025	Sell	359	20.80	7,467.20
March 12, 2025	Executive	Randy J. Dehmer	February 14, 2025	Sell	215	20.80	4,472.00
February 14, 2025	Executive	Randy J. Dehmer	December 31, 2024	Buy	75	17.43	1,307.25
February 14, 2025	Executive	Randy J. Dehmer	June 30, 2024	Buy	75	17.37	1,302.75
March 18, 2024	Shareholder with >10% ownership	Randall D. Sampson	March 15, 2024	Sell	351	21.50	7,546.50
March 18, 2024	Executive	Randy J. Dehmer	March 15, 2024	Sell	233	21.50	5,009.50
February 26, 2024	Shareholder with >10% ownership	Randall D. Sampson	February 17, 2024	Sell	1,005	21.97	22,100.00

【Company Information】

Canterbury Park Holding Corporation was incorporated under Minnesota law on March 24, 1994. The company acquired the racetrack on March 29, 1994, and began operating a seven-day-a-week broadcast schedule starting May 6, 1994. In May 1995, it launched live horse racing broadcasts and seasonal pari-mutuel betting, typically from early May to early September. In Shakopee, Minnesota, the company conducts pari-mutuel betting at Canterbury Park Racetrack and a card casino facility, offering “no bank account” card games. Its pari-mutuel betting includes wagers on thoroughbred and seasonal horse races. The company also broadcasts races and betting activities on the track throughout the year. The “no bank account” card games involve players competing against each other at the racetrack’s card casino. Additionally, the company generates revenue from related services and activities such as promotions, parking, advertising, publication sales, and other entertainment events held at the racetrack.

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