The provided legal document content pertains to the rules and regulations governing horse racing in Ohio. It covers various aspects of horse racing, including race distances, race conditions, types of races, eligibility criteria, claiming races, recognized meetings, purses, possession of horses, simulcast, age restrictions, licenses, permits, nominations, entries, definitions, and other related terms and concepts. The documents apply to individuals and entities involved in horse racing, including horse owners, trainers, jockeys, permit holders, licensees, and other participants in horse racing events.

The provided legal documents cover a range of topics related to the Ohio State Racing Commission’s Administrative Rules. These rules govern various aspects of the racing industry in Ohio, including the application process for video lottery sales agent employee licenses, revocation of licenses for corrupt or fraudulent practices, licensing requirements for racing events, access to confidential personal information, license fees, penalties for violations, public notice of commission meetings, and more. The documents apply to individuals and entities involved in the racing industry in Ohio, including applicants for licenses, permit holders, licensees, employees, officials, and totalizator companies.

The legal document covers various aspects of wagering in horse racing events. It establishes rules and regulations for different types of wagers, such as quinella, pentafecta, exacta(n), place pool, future wager, superfecta, twin trifecta, show pool, daily double, parimutuel pools, dead heats, and totalizator systems. The document outlines the distribution of winnings for each type of wager, including scenarios involving dead heats and scratched horses. It also addresses the penalties that may be imposed for violations of the wagering rules, such as fines, license suspensions, license revocations, and being ruled off Ohio race tracks.

The provided legal document content covers various aspects of racing eligibility and racing entries in Ohio. It outlines the requirements for owners, trainers, and drivers to obtain licenses from the State Racing Commission in order to race horses in the state. The document also specifies the responsibilities of the racing secretary in enforcing these rules. It further details the process of qualifying races for horses that have not previously raced or do not have a charted line for the previous season or within their last six starts.

This document governs the penalties that the State Racing Commission may impose for violations of rules in the Ohio Administrative Code related to claiming and starter rules. The penalties vary depending on the type of violation and the entity involved. Licensees may be fined up to the amount permitted by section 3769.091 of the Revised Code, have their licenses suspended for a certain period, or be referred to the commission for further action.

These legal documents, part of the Ohio Administrative Code under the State Racing Commission’s Owner and Driver Rules, govern the rules and violations related to owners and drivers of horses participating in horse racing events in Ohio. The documents outline specific rules and guidelines for drivers during races, including maintaining the horse’s gait, avoiding interference with other horses, and following proper conduct. Violations of these rules may result in penalties such as fines, suspensions, or disqualification from receiving winnings.

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.

The provided legal document content consists of various administrative rules and regulations governing the Ohio State Racing Commission. These rules cover a wide range of topics, including licensing requirements, permit holders’ obligations, penalties for violations, access to confidential personal information, simulcasting of races, financial responsibility, public notice of commission meetings, distribution of video lottery terminal income, adoption and amendment of rules, and more. The documents apply to individuals, companies, and other entities involved in horse racing in Ohio, including licensees, permit holders, owners, trainers, jockeys, vendors, and employees of the State Racing Commission.

This legal document governs the relocation of racetracks eligible for video lottery in Ohio. It outlines the facility requirements for permit holders who have been licensed as video lottery sales agents. The document requires the submission of a master facility plan for review and approval by the racing commission and the director of the lottery. The plan should propose capital investments of at least one hundred fifty million dollars for the racing and video lottery terminal facilities, to be completed within three years.

The provided legal document content covers a wide range of rules and regulations related to wagering in horse racing. It includes guidelines for different types of wagers such as quinella, perfecta, trifecta, superfecta, pentafecta, daily double, win three, twin trifecta, fortune pick, pick (n), quinella double, perfecta double, and exacta (n). The documents specify the requirements for selecting winning combinations, the calculation and distribution of parimutuel pools, and the handling of dead heats and scratched horses.