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

Based on the documents provided, it appears that you may be able to collect race information from participants in Idaho, but there are certain requirements that must be met.

Requirements for Collecting Race Information in Idaho

  1. Licensing: Anyone involved in horse racing in Idaho, including owners, trainers, jockeys, and other personnel, must be licensed by the Idaho State Racing Commission [1.3].
  2. Fingerprinting: All license applicants between the ages of 18 and 69 must submit fingerprints for a criminal history check [1.3].
  3. Race Meet Report: The presiding steward must submit a written report to the Racing Commission within seven days after the last day of a race meet, which includes observations and comments regarding the conduct of the race meet and recommendations for improvement [1.1].
  4. Documents Filed with Racing Commission: Racing associations must file certain documents with the Racing Commission at least 30 days before opening a race meet, including a bond, liability insurance, and accident insurance or workmen’s compensation insurance [1.2].
  5. Race Exclusively for Idaho Bred Horses: At least one race each day at each horse race meet must be limited to Idaho bred horses, and a sum equal to 10% of the first place purse money won by an Idaho bred horse must be paid to the breeder of such horse [2.1].
  6. Enter, Search and Inspect: Racing associations, the Racing Commission, stewards, or trained and qualified agents of the Idaho State Police have the right to enter, search, and inspect buildings, stables, rooms, and other places where horses eligible to race are kept, or where property and effects of the licensee are kept within the grounds of the Racing Association [1.4].
  7. Licenses Requiring Racing Association Signatures: Certain license applications, such as for announcers, clerks of scales, and racing secretaries, require a signature from the racing association [1.6].
  8. Prohibitions: There are several prohibitions related to claiming horses, including not claiming a horse in which the person has a financial or beneficial interest, not causing another person to claim a horse for the purpose of obtaining or retaining an undisclosed financial or beneficial interest in the horse, and not entering into an agreement for the purpose of preventing another person from obtaining a horse in a claiming race [1.8].

Conclusion

To collect race information from participants in Idaho, you must ensure that all necessary licensing and documentation requirements are met. Additionally, you should be aware of the prohibitions related to claiming horses.

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