Indiana Administrative Code Title 71 - INDIANA HORSE RACING COMMISSION
Indiana Administrative Code – Title 71: INDIANA HORSE RACING COMMISSION
Title 71 of the Indiana Administrative Code governs the Indiana Horse Racing Commission (IHRC). This title outlines the rules and regulations related to horse racing in the state of Indiana, including licensing, pari-mutuel wagering, racing operations, veterinary practices, and drug testing.
Key Articles under Title 71 include:
Article 1 – General Provisions
Definitions, commission structure, meetings, and general procedures.
Article 2 – Thoroughbred Rules of Racing
Regulations governing thoroughbred racing including eligibility, entries, jockeys, and racing conduct.
Article 3 – Standardbred Rules of Racing
Specific rules for harness racing including drivers, trainers, equipment, and race operations.
Article 4 – Quarter Horse Rules of Racing
Similar to Articles 2 and 3 but tailored for quarter horse racing.
Article 5 – Pari-Mutuel Wagering
Rules for managing and operating betting, including tote systems and payouts.
Article 6 – Licensing
Requirements for obtaining and maintaining licenses for participants including owners, trainers, jockeys, and racetrack staff.
Article 7 – Medication and Drug Testing
Strict regulations on drug usage, prohibited substances, and testing protocols for horses.
Article 8 – Veterinarians and Veterinary Practices
Guidelines for veterinary procedures, reporting, and licensing of veterinarians.
Article 9 – Horse Retirement and Aftercare
Provisions for the welfare of horses post-racing careers.
Article 10 – Penalties and Hearings
Disciplinary actions, appeal processes, and enforcement powers of the IHRC.
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