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Horse Racing Commission > Equine medication program.
Short Summary
This document pertains to the Equine Medication Program of the Washington Horse Racing Commission. It outlines the requirements for maintaining a furosemide list and a bleeder list for horses eligible to race with furosemide. The document also establishes the requirements for administering prescription drugs to horses, which can only be done with a valid veterinarian-client-patient relationship (VCPR) between the attending veterinarian, the horse owner, or their representative, and the horse. The document governs the administration of bicarbonate-containing substances or alkalizing substances to horses participating in horse races. It prohibits the administration of such substances within twenty-four hours of post time of the race. The document also prohibits the administration of prohibited drugs, medications, chemicals, or substances to a horse within 24 hours before post time for the race. The document outlines the requirements for postmortem examination of horses in certain circumstances. It also governs the administration of medication and substances to horses at locations under the jurisdiction of the Horse Racing Commission. The document pertains to the Equine Medication Program of the Horse Racing Commission and provides guidelines for the classification of drugs, medications, and foreign substances in horse racing. It establishes the procedures and requirements for testing horses in the horse racing context. The document governs the possession and labeling of drugs, medications, chemicals, foreign substances, and other substances in the context of horse racing. It outlines the rules regarding testing horses in the context of horse racing. The document outlines the reporting requirements for veterinarians treating or administering procedures to racehorses. It provides an alphabetical listing of all drugs, medications, and foreign substances classified in WAC 260-70-680. The document outlines the permitted medications and their respective concentration thresholds in urine, serum, or plasma samples for testing. It governs the performance of posterior digital neurectomy on horses in the context of horse racing. The document also covers the organization and operation of federal credit unions, including guidelines for chartering and field of membership, bylaws, interest refunds, contractual agreements, provision of services, inspection of records, fees, employee benefits, suretyship or guaranty agreements, loans and lines of credit, loan participations, purchase and sale of eligible obligations, loans to other credit unions, nondiscrimination in real estate-related loans, acceptance of payments on shares, reimbursement and indemnification of officials and employees, low-income status designation, occupancy and disposal of premises, Treasury tax and loan depositaries, borrowing of funds, statutory lien on shares and dividends, authorities and duties of directors, notification of proposed changes, share accounts, and chartering and field of membership policies. These documents apply to federal credit unions, their members, officials and employees, and individuals or entities involved in transactions with federal credit unions.
Whom does it apply to?
Licensed associations, licensed trainers, licensed veterinarians, horse owners or their representatives, stewards, official veterinarians, commission-approved laboratories, persons possessing a valid prescription for medical use of hypodermic needles or syringes
What does it govern?
Equine Medication Program, administration of medication and substances, prohibited practices, testing and sample collection, possession and labeling of drugs, reporting requirements, classification of drugs and substances, out of competition testing, postmortem examination, official veterinarian's list, performance of posterior digital neurectomy
What are exemptions?
Exemptions for licensed veterinarians, persons administering recognized nutritional supplements or substances, persons administering substances under the direction of a licensed veterinarian or by prescription, persons possessing a valid prescription for medical use of hypodermic needles or syringes
What are the Penalties?
Penalties consistent with WAC 260-84-110 or 260-84-130, penalties as specified in WAC 260-84-110
Jurisdiction
Washington