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Illinois Administrative Code › Title 11 - ALCOHOL, HORSE RACING, LOTTERY, AND VIDEO GAMING › Part 506 - RESPONSIBILITIES AND DUTIES OF OCCUPATION LICENSEES › Section 506.50 - Responsibility of Employee When Discharged

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An employee of a trainer shall return his or her Board
				identification badge to the stewards within 24 hours of discharge or
				resignation. An employee who changes employers shall also notify the stewards
				of such change no later than the end of the next racing day at that race
				meeting.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 11 - ALCOHOL, HORSE RACING, LOTTERY, AND VIDEO GAMING › Part 508 - SUBSTANCE ABUSE › Section 508.10 - Purpose

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a) Horse racing is
			 a publicly sponsored sport featuring legalized gambling by members of the
			 general public, which, in turn, generates revenue for the state treasury. The
			 business of horse racing and its participants are pervasively regulated, like
			 liquor and firearms, because of the public interest in close regulatory
			 supervision.
b) This Part is
			 designed to prevent practices in horse racing that are detrimental to the
			 public interest, to promote the best interests of horse racing, and to
			 cooperate in the establishment of a national substance abuse rule for racing as
			 proposed by the National Association of State Racing Commissioners.
c) The abuse of chemical substance has become
			 an increasing problem in modern society and could involve upwards of 10% of the
			 total population. In racing, as with other sports, the problem of drugs is
			 two-fold:
1) the impact on an individuals
			 ability to perform his duties; and
2) the addiction which may make the
			 individual peculiarly susceptible to bribes or other improper
			 influences.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 11 - ALCOHOL, HORSE RACING, LOTTERY, AND VIDEO GAMING › Part 508 - SUBSTANCE ABUSE › Section 508.20 - Definitions

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"Association grounds" means all areas used by a racing
				association to conduct a race meeting.
"Civil penalty" means a monetary penalty assessed against a
				licensee for a violation of Board rules or the Illinois Horse Racing Act of
				1975 (Act) (Section 9(1) of the Act, Ill. Rev. Stat. 1985, ch. 8, par.
				37-9(1)).
"Confirmed test" means a second analytical procedure has been
				used to identify the presence of a specific drug or metabolite in a urine
				specimen.
"Controlled substance" means any substance listed in
				21 U.S.C.
				812. (
				21 U.S.C.
				812 does not include any later amendments or
				editions).
"Initial screening" means a sensitive screening which
				determines the presence of drugs and their corresponding families.
"Inquiry" means an informal hearing conducted by the stewards
				to determine whether the rules of the Illinois Racing Board or the Act have
				been violated.
"Laboratory" means an independent testing laboratory contracted
				by the Board.
"Positive report" means a laboratory report that a controlled
				substance was present in a urine sample.
"Prescription drug" means any chemical substance which is
				prohibited by any federal law from being dispensed without a prescription from
				a licensed physician.
"Stewards" means the steward or stewards representing the
				Board, the steward or stewards representing the organization licensee, and any
				other steward or stewards whose duty it shall be to supervise any licensed
				horse race meeting in Illinois under the jurisdiction of the
				Board.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 11 - ALCOHOL, HORSE RACING, LOTTERY, AND VIDEO GAMING › Part 508 - SUBSTANCE ABUSE › Section 508.30 - Breathalyzer Test

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a) No
			 Jockey, Driver, Starter, Assistant Starter, or Outrider while on association
			 grounds shall have present within his body any amount of alcohol. Jockeys,
			 Drivers, Starters, Assistant Starters, or Outriders shall, when directed by the
			 stewards, submit to a breathalyzer test. If the results thereof show a reading
			 of more than 0.00 percent of alcohol in the blood, such person shall not be
			 permitted to ride or drive in races on that day. The Board or the stewards
			 shall assess a civil penalty against, or revoke the license of any Jockey,
			 Driver, Starter, Assistant Starter, or Outrider who records a blood alcohol
			 reading of more than 0.00 percent as provided for in Section
			 508.40.
b) The stewards shall direct a Jockey,
			 Driver, Starter, Assistant Starter, or Outrider at the race track to take a
			 breathalyzer test if the stewards have either reasonable information or an
			 individualized suspicion that the breathalyzer test of such Jockey, Driver,
			 Starter, Assistant Starter, or Outrider may produce evidence that such
			 individuals are intoxicated. Any Jockey, Driver, Starter, Assistant Starter, or
			 Outrider who fails to submit to a breathalyzer test when requested to do so by
			 the stewards shall be suspended.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 11 - ALCOHOL, HORSE RACING, LOTTERY, AND VIDEO GAMING › Part 508 - SUBSTANCE ABUSE › Section 508.35 - Hearings

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A Jockey, Driver, Starter, Assistant Starter, or Outrider who
				records a blood alcohol reading of more than 0.00 percent or fails to submit to
				a breathalyzer test may request a hearing before the Board as set forth in 11
				Ill. Adm. Code 204. If any individual commits a fourth violation of Section
				508.30 wherein
				his license is revoked, he shall be entitled to a hearing as provided in 11
				Ill. Adm. Code 204.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 11 - ALCOHOL, HORSE RACING, LOTTERY, AND VIDEO GAMING › Part 508 - SUBSTANCE ABUSE › Section 508.40 - Penalties for Alcohol Abuse

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a) For the first violation of Section
			 508.30, the
			 Board or the Stewards shall assess a civil penalty of one hundred dollars
			 ($100.00 ).
b) For the second
			 violation of Section 508.30, the Board or the Stewards shall assess a civil
			 penalty of two hundred fifty dollars ($250.00 ).
c) For the third violation of Section 508.30,
			 the Board or the Stewards shall assess a civil penalty of five hundred dollars
			 ($500.00 )
d) For the fourth
			 violation of Section 508.30, the occupation license shall be revoked. If any
			 individual licensee commits a fourth violation of Section
			 508.30 wherein
			 his license is revoked, he shall be entitled to a hearing as provided in 11
			 Ill. Adm. Code 204.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 11 - ALCOHOL, HORSE RACING, LOTTERY, AND VIDEO GAMING › Part 508 - SUBSTANCE ABUSE › Section 508.60 - Penalties for Substance Abuse

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a) For a licensees' first violation of
			 Section
			 508.50(a) or
			 (b), the Board or the Stewards shall suspend
			 the offender or assess a civil penalty not to exceed $1,000. In determining the
			 appropriate penalty, the Board or stewards shall consider the offender's
			 history of rule violations, age and experience, and the potential of the
			 offender's conduct to result in physical harm to the human and equine
			 participants at the race meeting.
b) For a second violation of Section
			 508.50(a) or
			 (b), the Board or the Stewards shall suspend
			 the licensee pending his or her completion of a substance abuse treatment
			 program licensed by the Illinois Department of Human Services under 77 Ill.
			 Adm. Code 2055, a state licensed treatment program in another state, or an
			 alternative program approved by the Stewards. If any individual is suspended
			 for a second violation of Section
			 508.50(a) or
			 (b), he or she shall be entitled to a hearing
			 as provided in 11 Ill. Adm. Code 204.
1) It
			 shall be the responsibility of the licensee to provide the Board with written
			 notice (on forms provided by the Board) of enrollment, weekly status reports,
			 and a written notice that he or she has successfully completed the program and
			 has been discharged.
2) After a
			 licensee has been discharged from a treatment program, the Board shall require,
			 as a condition of re-licensure, periodic follow-up drug testing within one year
			 from the date of the treatment program discharge, but not to exceed 4 tests per
			 year.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 11 - ALCOHOL, HORSE RACING, LOTTERY, AND VIDEO GAMING › Part 508 - SUBSTANCE ABUSE › Section 508.70 - Confidential Test Results

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The results of any urine test shall be treated as confidential,
				except for their use with respect to a ruling issued pursuant to this rule, or
				any administrative or judicial hearing with regard to such a ruling. Access to
				the information contained in any Board Laboratory "positive" test report shall
				be limited to the members of the Illinois Racing Board, the Executive Director
				and/or his designee and the subject Jockey, Driver, Starter, Assistant Starter
				or Outrider except in the instance of a contested matter.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 11 - ALCOHOL, HORSE RACING, LOTTERY, AND VIDEO GAMING › Part 508 - SUBSTANCE ABUSE › Section 508.80 - Random Testing

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a)
			 State racing boards and commissions in several states have promulgated
			 regulations that subject racing participants to both breathalyzer and
			 urinalysis tests by ramdomly selecting participants for such tests. The
			 validity of this type of regulation was recently upheld in Shoemaker v. Handel,
			 3rd Cir. (1986) 795 F. 2d 1136, affirming 619 F.
			 Supp. 1098 (D.N.J. 1985).
b) The
			 Board finds, based on its experience and expertise in the regulation of racing,
			 that random testing for alcohol and controlled substances will maximize the
			 value of tests as a deterrent and will tend to reduce the adversarial nature of
			 the test by treating all Jockeys, Drivers, Starters, Assistant Starters, and
			 Outriders equally.
c) As a
			 supplement to the substance abuse testing program based upon individualized
			 suspicion (as set forth in Sections
			 508.30 and
			 508.50
			 above), the Board hereby authorizes the limited use by the Stewards of both
			 breathalyzer and urinalysis tests for Jockeys, Drivers, Starters, Assistant
			 Starters, and Outriders who are selected by random. The names of all Jockeys,
			 Drivers, Starters, Assistant Starters, and Outriders who appear on the official
			 program as participants for a given race program for which testing is to be
			 conducted shall be placed in a locked container which shall be secured by the
			 stewards. The stewards for each racing program shall draw from the container
			 the names of not more than five individuals for alcohol and drug testing. The
			 name drawing shall be proximate to race time and a representative of the
			 Jockey's Guild, the Illinois Horsemen's Benevolent and Protective Association,
			 and the Illinois Harness Horsemen's Association shall be invited to attend the
			 drawings and witness the random selections.
d) The Jockeys, Drivers, Starter, Assistant
			 Starters, and Outriders whose names are drawn at random must provide a urine
			 sample to the stewards or their designee before the last race for that racing
			 program. Any person selected at random who refuses to provide the sample or
			 submit to a breathalyzer test shall be suspended.
e) No Jockey, Driver, Starter, Assistant
			 Starter, or Outrider shall be required to provide a urine sample on a random
			 selection basis more than three times at a race meet. If the participant's name
			 is drawn in excess of three times, the stewards shall disregard the selection,
			 return the name to the container, and draw another name.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 11 - ALCOHOL, HORSE RACING, LOTTERY, AND VIDEO GAMING › Part 508 - SUBSTANCE ABUSE › Section 508.90 - Severability

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If any portion of these rules pertaining to substance abuse or
				the application thereof to any person or circumstances is held invalid, such
				invalidity does not affect other provisions or applications of these rules
				which can be given effect without the invalid application or provision, and to
				this end the provisions of these rules pertaining to substance abuse are
				declared by the Board to be severable.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 11 - ALCOHOL, HORSE RACING, LOTTERY, AND VIDEO GAMING › Part 510 - CLAIMING RACES › Section 510.10 - Definition

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as used in Part 510, a "claimant" is a person or racing
				interest meeting one of the three criteria for eligibility specified in Section
				510.20.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 11 - ALCOHOL, HORSE RACING, LOTTERY, AND VIDEO GAMING › Part 510 - CLAIMING RACES › Section 510.20 - Claiming Eligibility

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In a claiming race any horse may be claimed for its entered
				price by:
a) a licensed owner or the
			 owner's authorized agent;
b) a
			 licensed racing interest or its authorized agent; or
c) any person who has established eligibility
			 to claim by filing an application for license as a horse owner and has been
			 granted a claiming authorization, pursuant to Section
			 510.240.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 11 - ALCOHOL, HORSE RACING, LOTTERY, AND VIDEO GAMING › Part 510 - CLAIMING RACES › Section 510.30 - Form and Deposit of Claim

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a) All claims shall be made in writing on a
			 form provided by the Board. Claims shall be signed and sealed in an envelope
			 having no identification mark except:
1) the
			 name of the track;
2) the number of
			 the race from which the claim is being made;
3) the stamp of a timing device provided by
			 the track for that purpose indicating a time no later than 10 minutes prior to
			 the thoroughbred post time and 30 minutes prior to the standardbred post time
			 of the race in which the horse to be claimed is entered.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 11 - ALCOHOL, HORSE RACING, LOTTERY, AND VIDEO GAMING › Part 510 - CLAIMING RACES › Section 510.40 - Errors which Invalidate Claim

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a) A claim is invalid if:
1) the claimant named on the claim form does
			 not meet one of the three criteria for eligibility specified in Section
			 510.20;
			 or
2) the claim form is not
			 deposited 10 minutes or more before the thoroughbred post time and 30 minutes
			 or more before the standardbred post time, pursuant to Section
			 510.30(a);
			 or
3) the claimant does not have at
			 least the amount of the claim on deposit or credited with the horsemen's
			 bookkeeper; or
4) the name of the
			 horse to be claimed is erroneously spelled or is not specified in the space
			 provided on the claim form; or
5)
			 the claim form:
A) does not specify the
			 designated claiming price as printed in the program;
B) is not signed;
C) does not fully indicate the name of the
			 party making the claim; or
D) is
			 otherwise incorrectly completed; or
6) the claim envelope does not meet the
			 specifications of Section
			 510.30(a).
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 11 - ALCOHOL, HORSE RACING, LOTTERY, AND VIDEO GAMING › Part 510 - CLAIMING RACES › Section 510.50 - Refund of Voided Claim

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When a claim has been voided by the stewards, the horse claimed
				shall be returned to the original owner who, in turn, shall refund all claim
				monies to the unsuccessful claimant.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 11 - ALCOHOL, HORSE RACING, LOTTERY, AND VIDEO GAMING › Part 510 - CLAIMING RACES › Section 510.60 - Prohibited Action with Respect to Claim

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No person or racing interest shall:
a) claim more than one horse from any one
			 race;
b) claim their own horse or
			 cause such horse to be claimed, directly or indirectly, for their own
			 account;
c) refuse to deliver the
			 claimed horse to the successful claimant; furthermore, the horse in question
			 shall be disqualified until delivery is effected;
d) make any agreement with any other person
			 or racing interest for the protection of each other's horses in any claiming
			 race;
e) remove any horse which has
			 been entered in a claiming race from the race track where it has been entered
			 to race;
f) fail or refuse to
			 comply with any rule or condition of the meeting for the purpose of avoiding or
			 preventing a claim for such horse;
g) offer, or enter into an agreement to claim
			 or not to claim or attempt to prevent another person from claiming any horse in
			 a claiming race;
h) attempt to
			 intimidate or prevent anyone from running a horse in any claiming
			 race;
i) claim horses owned or
			 trained by their trainer or the trainer's spouse, child, sibling, parent,
			 mother-in-law or father-in-law;
j)
			 claim horses owned or trained by their own spouse, child, sibling, parent,
			 mother-in-law or father-in-law;
k)
			 claim, directly or indirectly, a horse he or she is driving in a
			 race;
l) claim a horse without
			 designating a licensed trainer. In the event multiple owners designate the same
			 trainer for a single claim, a preliminary drawing between those owners shall be
			 determined by lot under the supervision of the Stewards or their duly appointed
			 representative. The winner of the preliminary drawing shall be the participant
			 in the final draw. In the event that there are no other claimants, the winner
			 of the preliminary draw shall be the sole claimant.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 11 - ALCOHOL, HORSE RACING, LOTTERY, AND VIDEO GAMING › Part 510 - CLAIMING RACES › Section 510.70 - Horses under Lien

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No person or persons shall enter, or allow to be entered, any
				horse against which any claim is held, either by mortgage, or lien of any kind
				without, prior to entering, having filed the written consent of the holder of
				the mortgage or lien with the racing secretary and horsemen's
				bookkeeper.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 11 - ALCOHOL, HORSE RACING, LOTTERY, AND VIDEO GAMING › Part 510 - CLAIMING RACES › Section 510.80 - Affadavit May be Required

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Whenever the stewards have reasonable doubt about the validity
				of a claim, they shall require a claimant to execute an affidavit stating that
				the claimant is claiming the horse for the claimant's own account or as an
				authorized agent, and not for any other person.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 11 - ALCOHOL, HORSE RACING, LOTTERY, AND VIDEO GAMING › Part 510 - CLAIMING RACES › Section 510.90 - Claimant's Responsibility

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Determination of the true age and sex of a claimed horse shall
				be the sole responsibility of the claimant, and mistakes in that regard printed
				in the official program or elsewhere shall not be considered a basis for
				invalidating the claim.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 11 - ALCOHOL, HORSE RACING, LOTTERY, AND VIDEO GAMING › Part 510 - CLAIMING RACES › Section 510.100 - Claimed Horse's Certificate

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The foal certificate or eligibility papers of a claimed horse
				shall remain in the custody of the racing secretary's staff until the new owner
				removes the horse from the track.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 11 - ALCOHOL, HORSE RACING, LOTTERY, AND VIDEO GAMING › Part 510 - CLAIMING RACES › Section 510.120 - Protests of a Claim

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A protest of a claim shall be submitted in writing to the
				stewards not later than the day after the race was run. The stewards shall
				investigate the protest.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 11 - ALCOHOL, HORSE RACING, LOTTERY, AND VIDEO GAMING › Part 510 - CLAIMING RACES › Section 510.130 - Title to a Claimed Horse

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a) Title to a claimed horse shall be vested
			 in the successful claimant from the time the horse becomes a starter.
b) Said claimant shall then become the owner
			 of the horse irrespective of its physical condition during or after the
			 race.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 11 - ALCOHOL, HORSE RACING, LOTTERY, AND VIDEO GAMING › Part 510 - CLAIMING RACES › Section 510.140 - Distribution of the Purse

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On the day claimed, a claimed horse shall run in the interest
				of and for the account of the owner from whom the horse was
				claimed.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 11 - ALCOHOL, HORSE RACING, LOTTERY, AND VIDEO GAMING › Part 510 - CLAIMING RACES › Section 510.150 - Delivery of a Claimed Horse

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After the race, a claimed horse shall be delivered by the
				original owner to the claimant upon presentation of a written authorization
				from the racing secretary's office.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 11 - ALCOHOL, HORSE RACING, LOTTERY, AND VIDEO GAMING › Part 510 - CLAIMING RACES › Section 510.160 - Trainer Responsibility for Post-Race Tests

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A trainer, whose horse has been claimed and is designated for
				post-race testing, remains responsible for the claimed horse until after
				collection of the blood and/or urine specimens at the detention barn where
				delivery shall be made to the successful claimant.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 11 - ALCOHOL, HORSE RACING, LOTTERY, AND VIDEO GAMING › Part 510 - CLAIMING RACES › Section 510.170 - Excusing Claimed Horse

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If a horse is excused by the stewards or is declared a
				non-starter, any claim for the horse is void. However, in harness racing such a
				horse, in its next start, must race in a claiming race for the same price or
				less. This rule shall apply for a period of thirty days from the date of the
				race in which the horse was scratched or declared a
				non-starter.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 11 - ALCOHOL, HORSE RACING, LOTTERY, AND VIDEO GAMING › Part 510 - CLAIMING RACES › Section 510.180 - Stable Eliminated by Fire or Other Hazard

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If all horses owned by a licensed stable are destroyed by fire
				or other hazard, such stable shall have claiming privileges under provisions of
				the claiming authorization as specified under Section
				510.240.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 11 - ALCOHOL, HORSE RACING, LOTTERY, AND VIDEO GAMING › Part 510 - CLAIMING RACES › Section 510.195 - Determining Eligibility Dates

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To determine the date when a claimed horse is eligible to race
				at a different location pursuant to Section
				510.200
				of this Part or may be sold or transferred pursuant to Section
				510.210
				of this Part, the counting of days shall begin on the day after the horse is
				claimed and shall continue through the expiration of the time period provided
				(e.g., a horse may be sold or transferred on the
				31st day after the claim pursuant to Section
				510.210
				of this Part).
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 11 - ALCOHOL, HORSE RACING, LOTTERY, AND VIDEO GAMING › Part 510 - CLAIMING RACES › Section 510.200 - Claimed Horse Racing Elsewhere

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a) A standardbred horse claimed out of a
			 claiming race is not eligible to race in any state other than Illinois for a
			 period of 60 days from the date of the claim, or until a date following which
			 there is no standardbred race meet scheduled in Illinois for 30 days.
b) A thoroughbred horse claimed out of a
			 claiming race is not eligible to race in any state other than Illinois for a
			 period of 45 days from the date of the claim, or until a date following which
			 the racing season has concluded.
c)
			 This Section shall not apply when claimed horses are fulfilling a stakes
			 engagement or have the express written consent, of the race track where they
			 were claimed, to race at another location.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 11 - ALCOHOL, HORSE RACING, LOTTERY, AND VIDEO GAMING › Part 510 - CLAIMING RACES › Section 510.210 - Sale of a Claimed Horse

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a) For harness racing, no horse claimed in a
			 claiming race shall be sold or transferred wholly or in part to anyone within
			 60 days after the day is was claimed, except in another claiming
			 race.
b) For thoroughbred racing,
			 no horse claimed in a claiming race shall be sold or transferred wholly or in
			 part to anyone within 30 days after the day it was claimed, except in another
			 claiming race.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 11 - ALCOHOL, HORSE RACING, LOTTERY, AND VIDEO GAMING › Part 510 - CLAIMING RACES › Section 510.220 - Illinois Rules Govern Claimed Horse

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When a horse is claimed at a recognized meeting governed by
				other rules of racing, Illinois shall recognize title to the horse under the
				rules of the meeting at which the claim was made. However, while racing in
				Illinois, such a horse shall comply with Sections
				510.170
				and
				510.250.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 11 - ALCOHOL, HORSE RACING, LOTTERY, AND VIDEO GAMING › Part 510 - CLAIMING RACES › Section 510.240 - Claiming Authorization

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a) The board or its appointed representatives
			 shall issue a claiming authorization to any person who makes application
			 therefor on forms prescribed for that purpose and who:
1) meets all requirements for the issuance of
			 an owner's license, except that the applicant need not own a horse;
			 and
2) has an agreement with a
			 licensed trainer to take charge of, care for, and train any horse claimed
			 pursuant to the claiming authorization. The holder of a claiming authorization
			 and the trainer shall each promptly notify the stewards in writing if such
			 agreement is terminated before a horse is successfully claimed; and.
3) has at least the amount of the claim on
			 deposit with the horsemen's bookkeeper.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 11 - ALCOHOL, HORSE RACING, LOTTERY, AND VIDEO GAMING › Part 510 - CLAIMING RACES › Section 510.250 - Claiming Price

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a)
			 For a period of 30 days after the claim of a thoroughbred horse, the horse may
			 race for the same claiming price or higher than the price at which it was
			 claimed. The horse is eligible to run back for a lesser price on the
			 31st day after the claim.
b) Starter handicap or starter allowance
			 races are not subject to subsection (a).
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 11 - ALCOHOL, HORSE RACING, LOTTERY, AND VIDEO GAMING › Part 510 - CLAIMING RACES › Section 510.260 - Option to Declare Horse Ineligible to be Claimed

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At the time of entry into a claiming race, the owner, or the
				trainer acting under authorization from the owner, may opt to declare a horse
				ineligible to be claimed provided that:
a) the horse has not been an official starter
			 in a race at any racetrack for a minimum of 120 days since its last race as an
			 official starter;
b) the horse's
			 last race as an official starter was a claiming race in which the horse was
			 eligible to be claimed;
c) the
			 horse is entered for a claiming price equal to or greater than the claiming
			 price at which it last started as an official starter;
d) failure to declare the horse ineligible at
			 the time of entry may not be remedied; and
e) ineligibility to be claimed shall only
			 apply to the first start as an official starter following each 120-day or
			 longer layoff.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 11 - ALCOHOL, HORSE RACING, LOTTERY, AND VIDEO GAMING › Part 603 - MEDICATION › Section 603.10 - Pre-Race Saliva Tests

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a)
			 The stewards may require that any horse entered to race submit to a pre-race
			 saliva test.
b) If the pre-race
			 saliva test is positive for a foreign substance, other than those substances
			 authorized for use by Section
			 603.60
			 or
			 603.70, the subject
			 horse shall be scratched and the trainer shall be fined $100.
c) A trainer who receives a second positive
			 on a pre-race saliva test shall be suspended for 30 days.
d) A trainer who receives a third positive on
			 a pre-race saliva test shall be suspended for 180 days.
e) A trainer who has received three positive
			 reports on pre-race saliva tests shall be suspended for one year for each
			 additional positive thereafter.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 11 - ALCOHOL, HORSE RACING, LOTTERY, AND VIDEO GAMING › Part 603 - MEDICATION › Section 603.20 - Racing Soundness Exam

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Every horse entered to race shall be subjected to a racing
				soundness exam on race day conducted by an official veterinarian. The State
				veterinarian shall keep or cause to be kept a continuing health and racing
				soundness record of each horse examined.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 11 - ALCOHOL, HORSE RACING, LOTTERY, AND VIDEO GAMING › Part 603 - MEDICATION › Section 603.30 - Foreign Substances and Pharmaceutical Aids Banned

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a) Except as provided in Sections
			 603.60
			 and
			 603.70, no horse
			 participating in a race, or entered to participate in a race and not scratched
			 by the day of the race, shall carry in its body any foreign
			 substance.
b) No horse
			 participating in a race shall carry in its body any pharmaceutical aids.
			 Although pharmaceutical aids do not contain any pharmacodynamic and/or
			 chemotherapeutic agents, these foreign substances interfere with testing and
			 may mask the presence of other foreign substances.
1) If the laboratory finds a pharmaceutical
			 aid in a post-race test sample of any horses of a trainer, the stewards shall
			 impose a civil penalty not to exceed $1000.
2) If the presence of the pharmaceutical aid
			 occurred due to the negligence of the veterinarian attending the horse, the
			 veterinarian shall be penalized in addition to, or instead of, the
			 trainer.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 11 - ALCOHOL, HORSE RACING, LOTTERY, AND VIDEO GAMING › Part 603 - MEDICATION › Section 603.40 - Twenty-four Hour Ban

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Except as provided in Section
				603.70:
a) No substance shall be administered to a
			 horse entered to race by hypodermic injection within 24 hours prior to the
			 scheduled post time for the race in which the horse is entered.
b) No foreign substance shall be administered
			 to a horse entered to race, by oral administration, nasogastric tubing, topical
			 administration that can penetrate the skin, rectal infusion, suppository, or
			 inhalation, within 24 hours prior to the scheduled post time for the race in
			 which the horse is entered.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 11 - ALCOHOL, HORSE RACING, LOTTERY, AND VIDEO GAMING › Part 603 - MEDICATION › Section 603.50 - Trainer Responsibility

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a) Each trainer has the duty to guard or
			 cause to be guarded each horse trained by him/her in such a manner as to
			 prevent any person, including his/her veterinarian, from administering to such
			 horse any foreign substance in violation of this Part.
b) Each trainer has the duty to be familiar
			 with the medication rules of the Board, and reasonably familiar with the
			 foreign substances he/she administers or directs his/her employees to
			 administer, and that are administered by his/her veterinarian.
c) Each trainer has the duty to have each
			 horse trained by him/her in its assigned security stall in accordance with 11
			 Ill. Adm. Code 436.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 11 - ALCOHOL, HORSE RACING, LOTTERY, AND VIDEO GAMING › Part 603 - MEDICATION › Section 603.55 - Prima Facie Evidence

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A determination by the laboratory of the presence of a foreign
				substance in a test sample shall constitute prima facie evidence that the
				trainer has violated Section
				603.30(c)
				or has failed in the duties specified in this Part.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 11 - ALCOHOL, HORSE RACING, LOTTERY, AND VIDEO GAMING › Part 603 - MEDICATION › Section 603.60 - Permitted Use of Foreign Substances and Threshold Levels

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a) Non-Steroidal Anti-Inflammatories (NSAID):
			 Threshold Levels
1) Only one non-steroidal
			 anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID) may be present in a horse's body while it is
			 participating in a race. The presence of more than one NSAID greater than the
			 threshold level is forbidden and will result in the purse being
			 redistributed.
2) Subject to the
			 prohibition contained in Section
			 603.40 (24
			 hour ban), the only foreign substances that now meet the criteria established
			 in Section 603.60 are cimetidine, furosemide, omeprazole sulfide, and
			 ranitidine.
3) Laboratory reports
			 of phenylbutazone in a concentration greater than or equal to 0.3 mcg/ml in
			 serum or plasma, flunixin in a concentration greater than or equal to 5 ng/ml
			 in serum or plasma, and ketoprofen in a concentration greater than or equal to
			 2 ng/ml in serum or plasma shall be treated as Class 4 drugs, category "C"
			 penalty, as defined in the Association of Racing Commissioners International
			 Uniform Classification Guidelines for Foreign Substances (ARCI, 1510 Newtown
			 Pike, Suite 210, Lexington KY 40511; January 2020 version
			 14.1; this incorporation
			 includes no later amendments or editions).
4) A finding by the Board's laboratory of any
			 amount of oxyphenbutazone in the absence of phenylbutazone shall be treated as
			 a Class 4 drug, as defined in the ARCI Guidelines for Foreign Substances
			 (incorporated by reference in subsection (a)(3)).
5) The detection of one or more additional
			 NSAIDs in blood and/or urine constitutes a stacking violation in addition to
			 the violation associated with the detection of each additional NSAID.
6) If the phenylbutazone, flunixin or
			 ketoprofen overage is due to the negligence of the veterinarian attending the
			 horse, the veterinarian shall be subject to the same penalties as are set forth
			 in the ARCI Guidelines for Foreign Substances (incorporated by reference in
			 subsection (a)(3)).
7) Penalties
			 for violations of this Section shall be based on the following criteria:
A) previous warnings and rulings for
			 violations of this Section;
B) the
			 age and experience of the violator;
C) whether the violator has ever been the
			 subject of a medication ruling in this or any other racing
			 jurisdiction;
D) what action, if
			 any, was taken to avoid the violation;
E) the purse of the race.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 11 - ALCOHOL, HORSE RACING, LOTTERY, AND VIDEO GAMING › Part 603 - MEDICATION › Section 603.70 - Furosemide

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a) The Board
			 recognizes that Exercise Induced Pulmonary Hemorrhage (EIPH) is almost
			 universal in performance horses. The Board also recognizes that the diuretic
			 furosemide is helpful in the management of the EIPH syndrome, this includes
			 horses that already had a bleeding episode as well as horses that have not yet
			 exhibited the epistaxis. In regulating the race day use of furosemide, the
			 Board has placed strict controls on the dose, route and time the medication is
			 administered. Additionally, Board security personnel monitors these horses
			 during and after the administration. Advances in drug testing techniques permit
			 the Board laboratory to quantitate post-race serum samples for furosemide,
			 providing a thorough regulation of the drug. All of these measures are designed
			 to prevent the misuse of furosemide.
b) Eligibility for Furosemide Treatment
A horse is eligible to race with furosemide if at least one of
				the following occurs:
1) The horse is
			 on the Illinois Furosemide List and has complied with subsection (c);
2) The horse is on the Illinois Bleeder List
			 and has complied with subsection (d);
3) The trainer provides the State
			 Veterinarian or his or her designee with evidence that the horse is on the
			 Furosemide List or Bleeder List in another racing jurisdiction. Acceptable
			 evidence shall be a furosemide or bleeder certificate approved by an official
			 veterinarian. The certification date shall be the date shown on the furosemide
			 or bleeder certificate;
4) The
			 trainer provides the State Veterinarian or his or her designee with evidence
			 that the horse has been running consistently, up to its last start, with
			 furosemide in other racing jurisdictions as shown on the official past
			 performance lines. Acceptable past performance lines for thoroughbreds and/or
			 quarter horses shall be Equibase and/or Racing Form. Acceptable past
			 performance lines for standardbreds shall be the official past performances of
			 the United States Trotting Association (USTA) or Canadian Trotting Association
			 (CTA) or the eligibility papers. The certification date shall be the earliest
			 available date the horse shows running with furosemide on the official past
			 performance lines. If the past performance lines of a horse show that the horse
			 has been running on and off furosemide in other racing jurisdictions, the horse
			 shall not be permitted to run with furosemide in Illinois, unless the occasions
			 the horse ran without furosemide were due to rule restrictions imposed on the
			 horse by those particular racing jurisdictions.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 11 - ALCOHOL, HORSE RACING, LOTTERY, AND VIDEO GAMING › Part 603 - MEDICATION › Section 603.75 - Environmental Contaminants

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The following drugs are recognized as substances that
				unavoidably become part of the food supply or environment of the horse, or are
				recognized as substances of human use and addiction and that could be found in
				the horse due to its close association with humans:
a) Benzoylecgonine (a metabolite of cocaine):
1) Each time the laboratory reports
			 benzoylecgonine in a concentration less than 150 ng/ml in urine, the Stewards
			 shall conduct an inquiry. The presence of benzoylecgonine in the horse shall be
			 considered reasonable cause to order a drug screen on the trainer, groom or any
			 other licensed person who cares for the horse pursuant to 11 Ill. Adm. Code
			 508.50.
2) Laboratory reports of benzoylecgonine in a
			 concentration greater than or equal to 150 ng/ml in urine shall be treated as a
			 Class 1 drug, as defined in the Association of Racing Commissioners
			 International Uniform Classification Guidelines for Foreign Substances
			 (incorporated by reference in Section
			 603.60(a)(3)
			 ).
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 11 - ALCOHOL, HORSE RACING, LOTTERY, AND VIDEO GAMING › Part 603 - MEDICATION › Section 603.80 - Needles, Syringes and Injectables

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a) No person, except a veterinarian, shall
			 have in his possession, within any race track enclosure, any hypodermic
			 syringe, needle or any other instrument capable of being used for the injection
			 of any chemical substance into any horse, except as provided herein.
b) Any person may possess, on the grounds of
			 an organization licensee, any hypodermic syringe or needle for the purpose of
			 administering to himself a chemical substance provided that a person has
			 notified the State stewards in writing:
1) of
			 the possession of such device,
2)
			 of the size of such device, and
3)
			 of the chemical substance to be administered by such device.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 11 - ALCOHOL, HORSE RACING, LOTTERY, AND VIDEO GAMING › Part 603 - MEDICATION › Section 603.90 - Drugs, Chemicals and Prescription Items

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a) No veterinarian or any other person shall
			 have in his or her possession or administer to any horse within any race track
			 enclosure any chemical substance that:
1) has
			 not been approved for use on equines by the Food and Drug Administration,
			 pursuant to the Federal Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act (
			 21
			 USC 301 et seq.) and implementing
			 regulations, without prior written approval from the State Veterinarian and
			 Executive Director or his or her designee;
2) is on any of the schedules of controlled
			 substances prepared by the Attorney General of the United States pursuant to
			 21 USC
			 811 and
			 812,
			 without prior written approval from the State Veterinarian and Executive
			 Director or his or her designee; or
3) the possession and/or use, on the premises
			 of a facility under the jurisdiction of the Board, of any drug, substance or
			 medication specified in this subsection (a)(3) for which a recognized
			 analytical method has not been developed to detect and confirm its
			 administration, or the use of which may endanger the health and welfare of the
			 horse or the safety of the rider or driver.
A) Erythropoietin (EPO)
B) Darbepoietin
C) Snake venom
D) Snail venom
E) Bee Venom
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 11 - ALCOHOL, HORSE RACING, LOTTERY, AND VIDEO GAMING › Part 603 - MEDICATION › Section 603.100 - Detention Barn

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Every organization licensee shall provide a detention barn
				where test samples shall be taken under the supervision of the State
				Veterinarian. The detention barn shall satisfy standards prescribed by the
				State Veterinarian and shall be approved by the Board. In addition, every
				organization licensee shall furnish, during racing hours, a guard whose duty
				shall be to assist Board employees in the detention barn. The guard shall
				remain on duty until the last specimens have been taken for that racing day.
				All persons who wish to enter the detention barn area must be a minimum of 16
				years old, be currently licensed by the Board and have a legitimate reason for
				being in the detention barn area.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 11 - ALCOHOL, HORSE RACING, LOTTERY, AND VIDEO GAMING › Part 603 - MEDICATION › Section 603.110 - Test Samples

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a)
			 The winning horse in every race and any other horse or horses selected at the
			 discretion of the stewards shall have taken from it test samples.
b) Any person having the care, custody,
			 and/or control of any horse who shall refuse to submit such horse for test
			 samples shall have his license suspended for not less than 30 days and such
			 horse shall be disqualified.
c)
			 Test samples shall be taken under the supervision of the State veterinarian by
			 persons appointed by the Board. During the taking of such test samples, the
			 owner or trainer or his/her representative or employee shall be present at all
			 times.
d) The test samples shall be
			 sealed by the State veterinarian or those under his/her supervision and the
			 evidence of such sealing shall be witnessed by the signature of the owner or
			 trainer or his/her agent or employee.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 11 - ALCOHOL, HORSE RACING, LOTTERY, AND VIDEO GAMING › Part 603 - MEDICATION › Section 603.120 - Referee Samples

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a)
			 For each horse tested, one portion of the test sample (hereinafter referred to
			 as the "referee sample") shall be preserved by the laboratory. The referee
			 sample shall be available for testing at the request of the owner, trainer or
			 other person charged with a violation of these rules. The referee sample may
			 also be tested by the Board laboratory.
b) If the owner, trainer or other person
			 charged with a violation of this Section desires to send the referee sample to
			 another laboratory for testing, the cost of shipment and of testing at another
			 laboratory shall be borne by the person requesting the additional
			 tests.
c) If the owner, trainer or
			 other person charged with a violation of this Section desires additional
			 testing to be performed by the Board laboratory, the cost of the testing shall
			 be borne by the person requesting the additional tests.
d) Whenever a referee sample is opened, a
			 portion of that test sample shall be preserved by the Board laboratory in case
			 further testing is requested.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 11 - ALCOHOL, HORSE RACING, LOTTERY, AND VIDEO GAMING › Part 603 - MEDICATION › Section 603.130 - Laboratory Findings and Reports

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a) If the laboratory determines that a
			 foreign substance, or any metabolite thereof, is a constituent in a test
			 sample, the laboratory shall report such determination to the Executive
			 Director of the Board, the stewards and to the State veterinarian.
b) If the laboratory analysis of a test
			 sample is concluded after the end of a meet in which the test sample was taken,
			 the laboratory shall make its report or finding to the Executive Director of
			 the Board. The Executive Director shall refer such report or finding to the
			 stewards at another race meeting or directly to the Board. In making such
			 referral, the Executive Director shall consider the location of the trainer,
			 the availability of stewards, and the Board's schedule for hearings.