Horse racing: out-of-state thoroughbred races: New York Stakes.
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Overview
This bill modifies California law regarding the importation of out-of-state thoroughbred races for wagering purposes. Specifically, it exempts races from the existing limit of 75 imported races per day when live racing is occurring in the state, including races that are part of the New York Stakes. This change aims to allow for a greater variety of racing options for California bettors.
Key provisions
- Exempts races from the 75-race limit on imported thoroughbred races.
- Specifically includes races within the New York Stakes as exempt.
- Applies the exemption to races imported into the northern and combined central/southern zones when no local racing is occurring.
- Maintains restrictions on wagering times, requiring consent from harness/quarter horse racing associations in certain counties.
Who is affected
- Thoroughbred racing associations and fairs in California
- Horsemen and horsewomen participating in California race meetings
- Betters in California
- Harness and quarter horse racing associations in California
Notable changes
- Increases the number of imported thoroughbred races allowed on certain days.
- Creates an exception for the New York Stakes races.
- Maintains restrictions on wagering times and requires consent from local racing associations.
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Committee on Governmental Organization
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