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Can you summarize OHAC Chapter 3769-18?
State Racing Commission > Drugs; Death of Horse
Short Summary
This document, governed by the Ohio Administrative Code and the State Racing Commission, pertains to the use of drugs, medications, and substances foreign to the natural horse in horse racing. It aims to protect the integrity of horse racing, ensure the health of the horse, and safeguard the interests of the public and racing participants. The document establishes rules regarding the presence of prohibited foreign substances in horses on race day, the use of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, and the eligibility and administration of furosemide. It outlines the responsibilities of veterinarians, permit holders, trainers, and judges in ensuring compliance with the rules. Violations of the rules can result in fines, suspensions, and potential license revocation. The document also addresses post-mortem examinations, test sample analysis, penalties for violations, and the disclosure of medication use in daily programs. Overall, the document aims to maintain fairness, safety, and transparency in horse racing.
Whom does it apply to?
Licensees responsible for the conduct of a race or involved in the training, exercising, driving, or caring for a horse, as well as track employees operating mechanical devices
What does it govern?
The use of drugs, medications, and substances foreign to the natural horse in horse racing
What are exemptions?
No exemptions are mentioned
What are the Penalties?
Fines, suspensions, potential license revocation
Jurisdiction
Ohio