Can I collect race information from participants in California? What are the requirements?

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Collecting Race Information from Participants in California

If you intend to collect race information from participants in California, you must comply with the regulations set forth by the California Horse Racing Board (Board) and the California Administrative Code (CACR).

According to CACR Section 1458, the racing association must provide the Board with a daily report of its attendance, pari-mutuel handle, license fee, commissions, and the names of all Cal-bred winners, all horses claimed and the claimants thereof, and any other information the Board may require.

Additionally, CACR Section 1432 states that the Board may require any racing association, prospective racing association, or other person intending to make an application for a license to conduct a horseracing meeting to furnish the Board with a detailed proposal and disclosure as to its proposed racing program, purse program, officials, principals or shareholders, plant, premises, facility, finances, lease arrangements, agreements, contracts, and such other information as the Board may require to determine the eligibility and qualifications of the association or person to conduct a race meeting.

Therefore, if you intend to collect race information from participants in California, you must comply with the regulations set forth by the Board and the CACR.

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Source(s):

• [1.1] Conditions of a Race Meeting.
• [2.1] Del Mar Race Track Authority—Conflict-of-Interest Code.
• [4.1] Claims at California Fair Circuit.
• [1.3] Application for License to Conduct a Horse Racing Meeting.
• [5.1] Returning to Finish After the Race.

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