Horse racing: out-of-state thoroughbred races: Japan Cup.
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Overview
This bill modifies California’s regulations regarding the import and distribution of out-of-state thoroughbred horse racing signals and wagers. Specifically, it exempts races from the existing limit of 75 imported races per day, including races from the Japan Cup. This change allows California racing associations and fairs to offer wagering on these specific international races without exceeding the daily race limit.
Key provisions
- Exempts races from the 75 imported race per day limit.
- Specifically includes races from the Japan Cup in the exemption.
- Allows wagering on races imported into the northern and combined central/southern zones when no local racing is occurring.
- Maintains the requirement for consent from harness/quarter horse racing associations in certain counties regarding evening wagering.
Who is affected
- Thoroughbred racing associations
- Fairs
- Horsemen and horsewomen
- Wagering operators
- California residents who wager on horse racing
Notable changes
- Expands the existing exemption for imported races.
- Adds the Japan Cup as a specifically exempted race.
- Modifies the timing restrictions for evening wagering consent.
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