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Arizona Administrative Code › Title 19 - ALCOHOL, HORSE AND DOG RACING, LOTTERY, AND GAMING › Chapter 1 - DEPARTMENT OF LIQUOR LICENSES AND CONTROL › Article 7 - STATE LIQUOR BOARD › Section R19-1-704 - Submitting Documents to the Board

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A. To facilitate the Board's review of
				documents submitted to it, a party shall submit documents to the Board in
				printed form and:
1. In an electronic format
				directed by the Board, or
2. By
				means of a removable data-storage device such as a compact disc or flash
				drive.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 19 - ALCOHOL, HORSE AND DOG RACING, LOTTERY, AND GAMING › Chapter 1 - DEPARTMENT OF LIQUOR LICENSES AND CONTROL › Article 7 - STATE LIQUOR BOARD › Section R19-1-705 - Judicial Review

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A. A party may
				file a complaint for judicial review of a final decision of the Board under
				A.R.S. §
									12-901 et
				seq.
B. A party that files a
				complaint for judicial review of a final decision of the Board shall serve a
				copy of the complaint for judicial review on the Director at the Department's
				office in Phoenix, Arizona.
C. This
				Section is authorized by A.R.S. §§
									4-211 and
				12-901e t seq.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 19 - ALCOHOL, HORSE AND DOG RACING, LOTTERY, AND GAMING › Chapter 1 - DEPARTMENT OF LIQUOR LICENSES AND CONTROL › Article 8 - LEASING OFF-SALE PRIVILEGES › Section R19-1-801 - Leasing Off-sale Privileges: Preliminary Considerations

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A. Only a
				restaurant licensee may enter an agreement to lease the off-sale privileges of
				another licensee.
B. A restaurant
				licensee may enter an agreement with only a bar or liquor store licensee to
				lease the bar or liquor store licensee's privilege to sell mixed cocktails, as
				defined at A.R.S. § 4-101, for consumption off the licensed
				premises.
C. A restaurant licensee
				may enter an agreement with only a bar, beer and wine bar, or liquor store
				licensee to lease the bar, beer and wine bar, or liquor store licensee's
				privilege to sell spirituous liquor other than mixed cocktails for consumption
				off the licensed premises.
D. When
				the Director approves an agreement under subsection (B), the bar or liquor
				store licensee retains the bar or liquor store licensee's privilege to sell
				mixed cocktails for consumption off the licensed premises during the term of
				the lease.
E. When the Director
				approves an agreement under subsection (C), the Director transfers the off-sale
				privilege of the bar, beer and wine bar, or liquor store regarding spirituous
				liquor other than mixed cocktails to the restaurant licensee for the term of
				the lease and the bar, beer and wine bar, or liquor store licensee shall stop
				the off-sale of spirituous liquor other than mixed cocktails.
F. A restaurant licensee that wishes to enter
				a privileges lease agreement under subsection (B) or (C) shall apply to the
				Department under R19-1-802 or R19-1-803 and obtain the Director's
				approval.
G. This Section is
				authorized by A.R.S. §§ 4-203.06 and 4-203.07.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 19 - ALCOHOL, HORSE AND DOG RACING, LOTTERY, AND GAMING › Chapter 1 - DEPARTMENT OF LIQUOR LICENSES AND CONTROL › Article 8 - LEASING OFF-SALE PRIVILEGES › Section R19-1-802 - Leasing an Off-sale Privilege regarding Mixed Cocktails

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A. Applicant
				responsibilities. To apply under A.R.S. § 4-203.06 to lease the privilege
				of a bar or liquor store licensee to sell mixed cocktails for consumption off
				the licensed premises, a restaurant licensee shall submit to the Department:
1. An application form that is available from
				the Department at its office or on the Department's website;
2. A non-refundable application fee of $200;
				and
3. A privileges lease form,
				which is available from the Department at its office or on the Department's
				website, signed and dated by the restaurant licensee.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 19 - ALCOHOL, HORSE AND DOG RACING, LOTTERY, AND GAMING › Chapter 1 - DEPARTMENT OF LIQUOR LICENSES AND CONTROL › Article 8 - LEASING OFF-SALE PRIVILEGES › Section R19-1-803 - Leasing an Off-sale Privilege regarding Spirituous Liquor other than Mixed Cocktails

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A. Applicant responsibilities. To apply under
				A.R.S. § 4-203.07 to lease the privilege of a bar, beer and wine bar, or
				liquor store licensee to sell spirituous liquor other than mixed cocktails for
				consumption off the licensed premises, a restaurant licensee shall submit to
				the Department within one of the lease windows established by the Department:
1. An application form that is available from
				the Department at its office or on the Department's website;
2. A non-refundable application fee of $200;
				and
3. A privileges lease form that
				is available from the Department at its office or on the Department's website;
				and:
a. Is signed and dated by both the
				restaurant licensee and the bar, beer and wine bar, or liquor store licensee,
				both of which are located in the same county; and
b. Specifies the lease amount to which the
				parties agree, which may be the amount determined by the Department under
				A.R.S. § 4-203.07(C).
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 19 - ALCOHOL, HORSE AND DOG RACING, LOTTERY, AND GAMING › Chapter 1 - DEPARTMENT OF LIQUOR LICENSES AND CONTROL › Article 8 - LEASING OFF-SALE PRIVILEGES › Section R19-1-804 - Registration of an Alcohol Delivery Contractor

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A. To register as
				an alcohol delivery contractor, as defined at A.R.S. § 4-101, an
				individual who is qualified under R19-1-201 shall submit to the Department:
1. An application form that is available from
				the Department at its office or on the Department's website;
2. Documentation, as described in A.R.S.
				§ 41-1080(A), of U.S. citizenship or alien status indicating presence in
				the U.S. is authorized under federal law; and
3. A non-refundable application fee of
				$100.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 19 - ALCOHOL, HORSE AND DOG RACING, LOTTERY, AND GAMING › Chapter 2 - ARIZONA RACING COMMISSION › Article 1 - HORSE RACING › Section R19-2-101 - Power and Authority

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A.All
				powers of the Department and Commission not specifically defined in this
				Chapter are reserved to the Department and Commission under the law creating
				the Department and Commission and specifying its powers and duties.
B.The jurisdiction of the Department and
				Commission over matters covered by A.R.S. Title 5, Chapter 1 and this Chapter
				is continuous throughout the year.
C. A.R.S. Title 5, Chapter 1, this Chapter,
				and the orders of the Department and Commission take precedence over the
				conditions of a race or the conditions of a race meet.
D.The Director may sustain, reverse, or
				modify any penalty or decision imposed by the stewards.
E.The Commission may sustain, reverse, or
				modify any penalty or decision imposed by the Director.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 19 - ALCOHOL, HORSE AND DOG RACING, LOTTERY, AND GAMING › Chapter 2 - ARIZONA RACING COMMISSION › Article 1 - HORSE RACING › Section R19-2-102 - Definitions

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The definitions in A.R.S. §
									5-101 apply to this
				  Chapter. Additionally, unless the context requires otherwise, in this
				  Article:
1. "Added money" means money
				a permittee adds to the nominating and starting fees in a race.
2. "Age" means the age of a horse as computed
				from the first day of January in the year in which the horse is
				foaled.
3. "Allowance race" means
				an overnight race for which a horse's eligibility and weight to be carried are
				determined according to specified conditions that include age, sex, earnings,
				and number of wins.
4. "Also
				eligible" means a horse, properly entered for a race, which is not drawn for
				inclusion in the race but becomes eligible according to preference or lot if an
				entry is scratched before the scratch-time deadline.
5. "Authorized agent"
				means a person appointed under
				R19-2-106(G).
6. "Breakage" means net pool minus
				payout.
7. "Breeder" means the owner or lessee of a horse's
				dam at the time the horse is foaled.
8. "Breeding place"
				means the place of birth of a horse.
9. "Business day" means a day on which live
				racing is conducted or a day on which entries are taken.
10. "Carryover" means non-distributed pool
				monies that are retained and added to a corresponding pool in accordance with
				this Chapter.
11. "Claiming race"
				means a horse race in which each owner declares in advance the price at which
				the owner's horse will be offered for sale after the race.
12.
				"Complaint" means a written allegation of a violation of A.R.S. Title 5,
				Chapter 1, or this Chapter.
13.
				"Contest" means a competitive racing event on which pari-mutuel wagering is
				conducted.
14. "Declaration" means
				the act of withdrawing an entered horse from a race.
15. "Entrance fee"
				means a fee set by a permittee that must be paid to make a horse eligible for a
				stakes race.
16. "Entry" means, according to its context, either:
a. A horse eligible and entered in a race,
				or
b. Two or more horses that are
				entered in a race as a single wagering unit and are:
i. Owned, in whole or in part, by the same
				owner; or
ii. Trained by a trainer
				who owns an interest in another horse in the race.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 19 - ALCOHOL, HORSE AND DOG RACING, LOTTERY, AND GAMING › Chapter 2 - ARIZONA RACING COMMISSION › Article 1 - HORSE RACING › Section R19-2-103 - Permit Applications

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A. A
				person or persons, associations, or corporations desiring to hold or conduct a
				horse racing meeting within the state of Arizona shall file with the Commission
				its permit application that contains the information required in A.R.S. §
									5-107
				in paper copy and in an electronic medium. All electronic media submissions
				shall be compatible with the Department's computer system and software. If any
				addendum to the permit application cannot be submitted in an electronic medium,
				the applicant shall submit the addendum in a paper copy.
B. The Department shall not issue a permit
				until the applicant has furnished evidence of compliance with A.R.S. §
									23-901
				et seq. (Workers' Compensation).
C.
				Permit applicants shall submit to the Commission the names of the proposed
				track officials at least 60 days prior to the beginning of their meet, along
				with a short biographical sketch of each official not previously licensed in
				the same capacity by the Department.
D. A permit application shall specify the
				number of races to be run on a daily basis.
E. Racing shall be conducted only on those
				days granted by permit.
F. Permit
				Application Time-frames.
1. Administrative
				completeness review time-frame.
a. Within 728
				days after receiving an application package, the Department shall determine
				whether the application package contains the information required by
				subsections (A), (B), (C), and (D).
b. If the application package is incomplete,
				the Department shall issue a written notice that specifies what information is
				required and return the application. If the application package is complete,
				the Department shall provide a written notice of administrative
				completeness.
c. The Department
				shall deem an application package withdrawn if the applicant fails to file a
				complete application package within 180 days of being notified that the
				application package is incomplete.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 19 - ALCOHOL, HORSE AND DOG RACING, LOTTERY, AND GAMING › Chapter 2 - ARIZONA RACING COMMISSION › Article 1 - HORSE RACING › Section R19-2-105 - Charity Races

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A. A permittee
				shall provide the Commission with:
1. The
				name of any nonprofit organization or corporation selected by the permittee as
				a charity entitled to benefit from a charity racing day or race.
2. A list of the names and addresses of all
				directors, officers, and shareholders holding 10% or more of the total number
				of outstanding voting shares of the charitable corporation.
3. A brief description of the purposes and
				activities to be benefited by monies received from the charity racing day or
				race.
4. A copy of an Internal
				Revenue Service letter of determination qualifying the particular charity as an
				exempt organization or corporation for federal income tax purposes.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 19 - ALCOHOL, HORSE AND DOG RACING, LOTTERY, AND GAMING › Chapter 2 - ARIZONA RACING COMMISSION › Article 1 - HORSE RACING › Section R19-2-106 - Licensing

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A.A person that
				participates in any capacity in a race meet, including a person who performs
				services in connection with the conduct of the race meet, shall obtain a
				license from the Department, except:
1. A
				person that performs services during a county fair meet and is identified by a
				steward as a volunteer; or
2. A
				person that owns less than 10 percent of outstanding shares of stock,
				regardless of classification or type, of a permittee or licensee.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 19 - ALCOHOL, HORSE AND DOG RACING, LOTTERY, AND GAMING › Chapter 2 - ARIZONA RACING COMMISSION › Article 1 - HORSE RACING › Section R19-2-107 - Stable Names

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A. A licensed
				owner who wishes to race under a stable name shall register the stable name
				with the Department and pay the fee listed in
				R19-2-106.
1. Only an owner may register or secure a
				license under a stable name.
2. A
				name other than the legal name of an owner is a stable name.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 19 - ALCOHOL, HORSE AND DOG RACING, LOTTERY, AND GAMING › Chapter 2 - ARIZONA RACING COMMISSION › Article 1 - HORSE RACING › Section R19-2-108 - Leases

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A. The lessee of a
				horse shall file a copy of the leasing arrangement with the Department. The
				leasing arrangement shall include:
1. The name
				of the horse,
2. The name and
				address of the owner-lessor,
3. The
				name and address of the lessee,
4.
				The stable name, if any, of each party,
5. The terms of the lease.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 19 - ALCOHOL, HORSE AND DOG RACING, LOTTERY, AND GAMING › Chapter 2 - ARIZONA RACING COMMISSION › Article 1 - HORSE RACING › Section R19-2-109 - Jockeys and Apprentice Jockeys

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A.
				In this Chapter, unless the context requires otherwise:
1. A jockey shall pass a physical examination
				by a physician designated by a permittee. A physical examination is valid for
				12 months. A steward may require that a jockey take an additional physical
				examination if the steward reasonably believes a jockey's physical condition
				may endanger himself, his mount, or others. A steward may refuse to allow a
				jockey to ride until the jockey successfully passes another physical
				examination. A steward or a steward's designee may require that a jockey
				provide blood or urine samples for analysis upon request under A.R.S. §
										5-104(C).
2. Unless excused by the stewards, a jockey
				engaged to ride in a race shall report to the jockey room at least one hour
				before post time of the first race in which the jockey is scheduled to ride
				and, unless excused by the stewards, shall remain in the jockey room between
				races until all engagements for the day have been fulfilled.
3. A jockey shall wear standard jockey attire
				in official races.
4. Only a
				jockey, an attendant, and a racing official are permitted in the jockey
				room.
5. A jockey is entitled to a
				mount fee as established by agreement between the jockey and the owner or
				trainer when the jockey is weighed out by the clerk of scales except when:
a. The jockey refuses to ride a mount without
				proper cause; and
b. A steward
				replaces the jockey with a substitute jockey, unless the jockey is being
				replaced because of an injury received after weighing out and before the start
				of a race.
6. An owner
				or trainer may replace a jockey named at the draw by lot or by a steward
				without payment of a mount fee by notifying a steward or the steward's designee
				by 9:00 a.m. MST the entry day following the draw.
7. An owner or trainer shall pay a mount fee
				to a replaced jockey that is equal to the fee paid to the jockey who rides the
				race unless:
a. The owner or trainer replaces
				the jockey by notifying a steward or the steward's designee no later than 9:00
				a.m. MST on the next business day after the jockey is replaced. If this notice
				is made, the owner shall pay a losing fee to each jockey the owner replaced in
				a race. The Director may establish an earlier deadline for jockey changes in
				consultation with a permittee, steward, jockey, owner, and trainer, or their
				representatives at the race meet. The Director shall not establish a deadline
				for jockey changes later than noon of a race day at any race meet with an
				average daily handle of $100,000.00 or less; or
b. The replaced jockey or jockey's agent
				waives the fee.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 19 - ALCOHOL, HORSE AND DOG RACING, LOTTERY, AND GAMING › Chapter 2 - ARIZONA RACING COMMISSION › Article 1 - HORSE RACING › Section R19-2-110 - Jockey Agents

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A. When
				applying for a jockey agent license, an applicant shall be accompanied by a
				jockey that the applicant will represent as jockey agent .
B.A person who has not previously been
				licensed as a jockey agent in any jurisdiction shall demonstrate the knowledge
				to be licensed as a jockey agent by passing an examination prescribed by the
				Department. An applicant who fails to pass the examination shall wait 60 days
				before retaking the examination.
C.A jockey agent shall
				not contract riding engagements for more than three jockeys at the same
				time.
D. The Department shall charge only one fee for a
				jockey agent's license no matter how many jockeys the jockey agent
				represents.
E.A jockey agent shall not change a rider unless the
				stewards grant permission.
F.A jockey agent shall
				not work in any other capacity at the track where the jockey agent is licensed
				without permission of the stewards and without being licensed in the other
				capacity.
G.A jockey agent may enter a horse in a race if the
				jockey agent has the permission of the horse's trainer.
H.Riding engagements shall be made only by a jockey or
				the jockey's jockey agent.
I.A jockey agent shall
				not communicate with a jockey the jockey agent represents during racing hours.
				A jockey agent shall notify a jockey the jockey agent represents of riding
				engagements made during racing hours through the stewards or a designated
				official.
J.A jockey may act as the jockey's own agent. If a
				jockey chooses to act as the jockey's own agent, the jockey shall:
1. Notify the stewards of that intention
				,
2. Comply with provisions of this
				Chapter governing jockey agents,
3.
				Not obtain a jockey agent's license, and
4. Be present at the time entries are drawn
				unless other arrangements have been made with the stewards.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 19 - ALCOHOL, HORSE AND DOG RACING, LOTTERY, AND GAMING › Chapter 2 - ARIZONA RACING COMMISSION › Article 1 - HORSE RACING › Section R19-2-111 - Trainers

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A. A trainer shall
				know and follow the provisions of A.R.S. Title 5, Chapter 1 and this Chapter
				governing racing in the state of Arizona.
B. A trainer and the trainer's employees
				shall comply with the decisions of the stewards on all questions to which the
				stewards' authority extends, subject to the right of appeal to the Department
				under
				R19-2-123.
C. A trainer is responsible for the condition
				of horses under the trainer's care and shall protect the horses from acts of
				other parties.
D. A trainer shall
				ensure that each person employed by the trainer at a licensed track is licensed
				by the Department and that the owner of each horse that is to be entered by the
				trainer in a race is licensed by the Department at least one hour before the
				scheduled post time of the race in which the horse is entered.
1. A trainer shall refuse to act on behalf of
				any participant at a licensed track if the trainer has reasonable cause to
				believe that the participant is not licensed by the Department.
2. A trainer shall not start a horse in a
				race if the trainer has reason to believe that an owner of the horse is not
				licensed by the Department . A trainer may enter a horse for an unlicensed
				owner in a race. If there are no horses on the also-eligible list for the race
				and the owner of the horse entered by the trainer is not licensed at least one
				hour before post time of the first race of the day, the trainer shall have the
				horse scratched. If there are horses on the also-eligible list, a trainer who
				entered a horse of an owner who remains unlicensed at the designated scratch
				time for the race shall have the horse scratched.
3. A trainer shall report to the stewards the
				existence of the circumstances described in subsections (D)(1) and (2)
				.
4. A trainer shall present the
				trainer's horse in the paddock at least 17 minutes before post time or at
				another time specified by the stewards before the race in which the horse is
				entered.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 19 - ALCOHOL, HORSE AND DOG RACING, LOTTERY, AND GAMING › Chapter 2 - ARIZONA RACING COMMISSION › Article 1 - HORSE RACING › Section R19-2-112 - Prohibited Acts

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In addition to other prohibitions described in A.R.S. Title
				  5, Chapter 1 and this Chapter:
1. A
				licensee shall not enter, or cause or permit to be entered, or start a horse
				that the licensee knows or has reason to believe should be disqualified or may
				be ineligible to race.
2. A
				veterinarian or plater, licensed to practice on a track under the jurisdiction
				of the Department, shall not own, lease, or train a horse racing at the track
				on which the veterinarian or plater practices.
3. A licensee shall not enter a stall, shed
				row, tack room, or feed shed assigned to another licensee without prior
				approval from the licensee to whom the area is assigned. The Department shall
				discipline a licensee determined to have violated this subsection, including
				voiding the transfer of a horse to which the licensee has made a successful
				claim.
4. A licensee shall not
				subject or permit an animal under the licensee's control, custody, or
				supervision to be subjected to any form of cruelty, mistreatment, neglect, or
				abuse and shall not abandon, injure, maim, kill, administer a noxious substance
				to, or deprive the animal of necessary care, sustenance, or shelter.
5. A
				licensee shall not participate in an unauthorized race on a track while a race
				meet is in progress on the track.
6. A licensee shall not
				offer or receive money or other consideration for declaring an entry out of a
				purse or stakes race.
7. A licensee shall not possess, within the grounds of
				a permittee, an electrical, mechanical, or other device, except a whip, which
				may be used to affect the speed or racing condition of a horse. Possession
				includes, but is not limited to, having the device:
a. On the licensee's person;
b. In living or sleeping quarters;
c. In an assigned stall, tack room, or other
				area; and
d. In a motor vehicle or
				trailer.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 19 - ALCOHOL, HORSE AND DOG RACING, LOTTERY, AND GAMING › Chapter 2 - ARIZONA RACING COMMISSION › Article 1 - HORSE RACING › Section R19-2-114 - Penalties and Allowances

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A.
				After consideration of the reports, records, and statistics published by the
				Daily Racing Form and other racing statistical publications, the stewards shall
				determine eligibility, penalties, and allowances. The owner and trainer of a
				horse shall ensure that the horse is eligible and carries the correct
				weight.
B.Penalties and allowances
				are not cumulative unless the racing secretary declares penalties and
				allowances to be cumulative by the conditions of the race. Penalties and
				allowances take effect at the time a race starts except that in an overnight
				event, a horse shall have only the allowance to which it was entitled at the
				time of entry.
C.Penalties are
				obligatory. Allowances are optional in whole or in part. In an overnight event,
				if an allowance is claimed, a horse's owner or trainer shall claim the
				allowance at the time of entry.
D.
				The stewards shall not disqualify a horse if the failure of the horse's owner
				or trainer to claim a weight allowance results from an omission made by the
				racing secretary on the overnight listing of races. If an owner or trainer
				claims a weight allowance to which a horse is not entitled, the stewards shall
				disqualify the horse only if the incorrect weight is carried in the race. The
				Department shall subject a person who claims a weight allowance to which the
				person's horse is not entitled to discipline authorized under A.R.S. §
									5-108.05.
E. The stewards shall ensure that a horse
				does not receive a weight allowance or is not relieved from a weight penalty as
				a result of having lost one or more races. This Section does not prohibit a
				maiden allowance or an allowance to a horse that has not won a race within a
				specified period or a race of a specified value.
F. The stewards shall ensure that a horse:
1. Does not incur a weight penalty for
				placing in a race from which the horse is disqualified;
2. Incurs a weight penalty if the horse
				places as a result of the disqualification of another horse ; and
3. Is not disqualified for failing to take a
				weight penalty in a race if the penalty results from the horse placing in a
				previous race after the race to which the weight penalty would be applicable is
				run.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 19 - ALCOHOL, HORSE AND DOG RACING, LOTTERY, AND GAMING › Chapter 2 - ARIZONA RACING COMMISSION › Article 1 - HORSE RACING › Section R19-2-115 - Claiming Races

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A.Eligibility
				for claiming. In a claiming race, any horse is subject to being claimed for the
				horse entered price by any licensed owner of a horse duly registered for racing
				at the track, the owner's licensed authorized agent, or the holder of a
				claiming authorization issued by the stewards.
B.Duration of race meets. For the purpose of
				claiming:
1. A commercial race meet includes
				county fair race meets that may be run at the commercial track before, during,
				or after the commercial race meet; and
2. A county fair race meet includes both
				spring and fall of the county fair circuit.
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A. A breeder shall file a notarized
				certificate affirming eligibility under A.R.S. §
									5-113(F),
				with the Department. The certificate shall include name, color, and sex of the
				foal; name of the sire; name of the dam; date and location of foaling; The
				Jockey Club registration number or American Quarter Horse Association number;
				name, address, and telephone number of the breeder; a statement that the animal
				is eligible pursuant to A.R.S. §
									5-113(F),
				and that the person shown as the breeder was the owner of the dam at the time
				of foaling; and such other information as may be required by the Department to
				determine eligibility and shall be signed by the breeder. The breeder shall
				submit a copy of The Jockey Club registration papers with certificates for
				thoroughbreds.
1. Certification is deemed to
				occur upon the Department's receipt of the completed certificate.
2. The horse shall be certified by the
				Department at the time of the win to be eligible for an award.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 19 - ALCOHOL, HORSE AND DOG RACING, LOTTERY, AND GAMING › Chapter 2 - ARIZONA RACING COMMISSION › Article 1 - HORSE RACING › Section R19-2-117 - Objections

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A. Every objection
				shall be made by an owner or by such owner's authorized agent, a trainer, or
				the jockey of some other horse engaged in the same race, or by the officials of
				the course. Such objection shall be made to the stewards, who may require that
				the objection be made in writing with a copy thereof sent immediately to the
				Director.
1. Any objection to a horse,
				pertaining to any matter occurring in a race, except as otherwise provided,
				shall be made before the official numbers of the horse's place in the race are
				posted on the odds board.
2. Any
				objection to a horse that has run in a race on the grounds that it was not
				trained by a licensed trainer, or ridden by a licensed jockey, or that the
				names of all those having ownership in it or an interest in its winnings have
				not been registered with the secretary shall be made not later than the day
				after that upon which the race was run.
3. Any objection on the grounds of fraudulent
				or intentional misstatement or omission in the entry under which a horse has
				run, or on the grounds that the horse which ran was not the horse it was
				represented to be in the entry or at the time of the race, or was not of the
				age it was represented to be shall be received within three days after the
				race.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 19 - ALCOHOL, HORSE AND DOG RACING, LOTTERY, AND GAMING › Chapter 2 - ARIZONA RACING COMMISSION › Article 1 - HORSE RACING › Section R19-2-118 - Scale of Weights for Age

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Generally:
1. For
				thoroughbreds in races exclusively for 3-year-olds and up, the weight is 118 to
				124 pounds; for 2-year-olds, the weight is 117 to 120 pounds.
2. For quarter horses in races exclusively
				for 3-year-olds or 4-year-olds, the weight is 126 pounds; and in races
				exclusively for 2-year-olds, it is 120 to 122 pounds.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 19 - ALCOHOL, HORSE AND DOG RACING, LOTTERY, AND GAMING › Chapter 2 - ARIZONA RACING COMMISSION › Article 1 - HORSE RACING › Section R19-2-119 - Running the Race and Winnings

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A.Generally.
1. The permittee shall conspicuously post all
				track rules and file a copy of the rules with the Department.
2. The permittee shall ensure that post times
				are based on the number of races run daily and that all races are off at
				regular intervals. The permittee shall set the intervals with the approval of
				the stewards.
3. The permittee
				shall pay purse monies earned by a horse to only the horse's registered owner
				or the owner's authorized agents.
4. In a stakes race that is a walkover,
				unless otherwise specified in the conditions of the race, the entry that
				appears for the race may walk over the track and be declared the winner. The
				permittee shall pay the walkover the entire stakes and the winning percentage
				of the purse.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 19 - ALCOHOL, HORSE AND DOG RACING, LOTTERY, AND GAMING › Chapter 2 - ARIZONA RACING COMMISSION › Article 1 - HORSE RACING › Section R19-2-121 - Officials

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A. Generally.
1. In this Article, the term track official
				means the following persons employed by the permittee and approved and licensed
				by the Department: Director of Racing, one steward, pari-mutuel manager, patrol
				judges, clerk of the scales, starter, timer, placing judge, paddock judge,
				track veterinarian, track superintendent, racing secretary, assistant racing
				secretary, handicapper, horsemen's bookkeeper, jockey room custodian, and chief
				of security.
2. The term Department
				official means the following persons appointed by the Department: two stewards,
				state pari-mutuel supervisor, state veterinarian, identifier, and investigator.
				Other track officials may be appointed by the Department for a county fair race
				meet.
3. A person may serve in more
				than one position as a track or Department official if the person can do so
				without detriment to any of the other positions and the person has the consent
				and approval of the Department except that neither the racing secretary nor the
				permittee director of racing may serve as a steward.
4. A ruling by the stewards is controlling if
				made by a majority of the stewards participating in making the
				ruling.
5. Vacancies.
a. When a vacancy occurs among officials
				other than stewards, the stewards shall fill the vacancy before post time of
				the first race of the day or immediately if the vacancy occurs after post time
				of the first race. An appointment made by the stewards is effective only for
				the day on which the appointment is made unless the permittee fails to fill the
				vacancy on the following day and notifies the stewards of its action not less
				than one hour before post time of the first race of the following day. A
				permittee shall promptly report the appointment of an official to the
				Department.
b. As required under
				subsection (E)(1), three stewards shall view the running of a race. If a
				vacancy occurs among the stewards, the stewards present shall appoint one or
				two persons to serve as temporary stewards. The stewards making an appointment
				under this subsection shall report the appointment in writing to the
				Department.
c. In case of
				emergency, the stewards may appoint a substitute official to fill a vacancy for
				only as long as the emergency exists.
6. The Department shall not license or
				appoint minors as officials.
7. A
				person with a financial interest in the result of a race, such as an ownership
				interest in any entered horse or a wager shall not act as an official at the
				race meet in which the race occurs.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 19 - ALCOHOL, HORSE AND DOG RACING, LOTTERY, AND GAMING › Chapter 2 - ARIZONA RACING COMMISSION › Article 1 - HORSE RACING › Section R19-2-122 - Transfers

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A. Any change in
				the ownership or lease of a horse registered with the racing secretary must be
				effected by a bill of sale or lease agreement.
1. A copy of the bill of sale or lease
				agreement shall be filed in the track office of the Department and with the
				racing secretary.
2. The stewards
				shall be advised of any change in the ownership or trainer transfer of a horse
				registered with the racing secretary.
3. A horse shall not be transferred to a new
				trainer after entry.
4. More than
				one owner may be indicated on the program by the use of the name of one owner
				and the phrase "et al."
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 19 - ALCOHOL, HORSE AND DOG RACING, LOTTERY, AND GAMING › Chapter 2 - ARIZONA RACING COMMISSION › Article 1 - HORSE RACING › Section R19-2-123 - Procedure before the Department

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A. Appeal of stewards' rulings and referrals.
1. A person aggrieved by a ruling of the
				stewards may appeal to the Director. An appeal shall be filed in writing to the
				office of the Director within three days after receipt of the steward's ruling.
2. An appeal shall be signed by the person making the
				appeal or by the person's attorney and shall contain the grounds for appeal and
				the reasons for believing the person is entitled to a hearing.
.
3. The
				stewards may refer any ruling to the Director, recommending further action,
				including revocation of a license suspended by the stewards. On receipt of a
				referral, the Director shall review the record and may affirm, reverse, or
				modify the stewards' ruling or conduct other proceedings the Director deems
				appropriate.
4. If the Director decides that hearing or other
				proceeding is appropriate, the Director shall fix a time and place for a
				hearing. The Director shall give written notice of the hearing to the appellant
				at least 30 days before the date set for the hearing unless the 30 days' notice
				is waived in writing by the appellant.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 19 - ALCOHOL, HORSE AND DOG RACING, LOTTERY, AND GAMING › Chapter 2 - ARIZONA RACING COMMISSION › Article 1 - HORSE RACING › Section R19-2-124 - Procedure before the Commission

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A.Appeal of Director's rulings.
1. A person aggrieved by a ruling of the
				Director may appeal to the Commission. An appeal shall be filed in writing to
				the office of the Commission within 30 days after service of the Director's
				ruling.
2. The appeal shall be
				signed by the person making the appeal or by the person's attorney and contain
				the grounds for appeal and the reasons for believing the person is entitled to
				a hearing.
3. When an appeal is
				filed, the Commission shall review the record and may affirm, reverse, or
				modify the Director's ruling or conduct other proceedings the Commission deems
				appropriate.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 19 - ALCOHOL, HORSE AND DOG RACING, LOTTERY, AND GAMING › Chapter 2 - ARIZONA RACING COMMISSION › Article 1 - HORSE RACING › Section R19-2-125 - Arizona Stallion Awards

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A.
				Definitions
1. "Arizona stallion" means an
				uncastrated, adult male horse that stands the entire breeding season in
				Arizona.
2. "Breeding year" means
				the period beginning January 1 and ending July 31.
3. "Fiscal year" means the period beginning
				July 1 and ending June 30.
4.
				"Owner" means the person who possesses the stallion at the time of the person's
				certification application for the fiscal year, according to the records of the
				Department.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 19 - ALCOHOL, HORSE AND DOG RACING, LOTTERY, AND GAMING › Chapter 2 - ARIZONA RACING COMMISSION › Article 1 - HORSE RACING › Section R19-2-126 - Race Horse Adoption Grants

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A. The
				Commission shall provide financial grants to nonprofit enterprises to promote
				the adoption of retired race horses. The Commission shall distribute all of the
				retired race horse adoption surcharge funds generated from A.R.S. §
									5-104(G)
				 to nonprofit enterprises.
B. Procedures.
1. A nonprofit enterprise that wishes to
				receive a financial grant shall submit a Department-generated application form
				to the Commission. In 2005, the Commission shall set the date by which
				applications are to be received. After 2005, the Commission shall accept
				applications until March 1 of each year. The nonprofit enterprise shall provide
				the following information:
a. A written
				description of the nonprofit enterprise,
b. Proof of nonprofit status,
c. The proposed use of the grant,
d. A description of the nonprofit
				enterprise's procedures to acclimate the horses as required by subsection
				(C)(6),
e. A description of the
				nonprofit enterprise's adoption procedures as required by subsection
				(C)(7),
f. A copy of the
				application form and adoption agreement required by subsections (C)(7)(a) and
				(c), and
g. A copy of the transfer
				of registration or bill of sale required by subsection (C)(8).
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 19 - ALCOHOL, HORSE AND DOG RACING, LOTTERY, AND GAMING › Chapter 2 - ARIZONA RACING COMMISSION › Article 2 - RACING REGULATION FUND › Section R19-2-201 - Racing Regulation Fund

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The Racing Regulation Fund, established by A.R.S. §
									5-113.01,
				  and administered by the Department of Racing, shall collect funding for
				  regulation of racing from the pari-mutuel racing industry from the sources
				  listed below. The Department shall review assessments from each source at least
				  twice a year for the purposes of meeting its budget.
1. Annual license fees established by the
				Department and set forth in
				R19-2-202, except
				for those fees deposited to the Greyhound Adoption Fund pursuant to A.R.S.
				§
									5-113(H).
2. A regulatory assessment based on the
				number of dark days on which wagering is conducted in excess of live racing
				days for each racetrack permittee issued a racing permit. The assessment shall
				be in an amount established by the Department and set forth in
				R19-2-204.
3. A regulatory
				assessment from all racetracks that have been issued a commercial racing permit
				to be paid from the amount deducted by the permittee from pari-mutuel pools.
				The assessment amount may be deducted from pari-mutuel pools in addition to the
				amounts the permittee is authorized to deduct in A.R.S. §
									5-111(C).
				The assessment shall be based on amounts wagered on live and simulcast races
				from in-state and out-of-state wagering handled by the permittee in an amount
				established by the Department, and as set forth in
				R19-2-205.
				A permittee shall not reduce the amounts payable to the Department under this
				subsection for hardship tax credits under A.R.S. §
									5-111(I)
				 or for capital improvement credits under
				A.R.S. §§
									5-111.02
				and
				5-111.03.
4. License fees collected pursuant to A.R.S.
				§
									5-230(A).
5. The overpayment of a regulatory assessment
				by a permittee shall be credited to and may be deducted from any regulatory
				assessment payment due from the permittee in the current fiscal or the
				following fiscal year.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 19 - ALCOHOL, HORSE AND DOG RACING, LOTTERY, AND GAMING › Chapter 2 - ARIZONA RACING COMMISSION › Article 2 - RACING REGULATION FUND › Section R19-2-202 - Licensing Fees

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A. When an
				applicant submits a license application pursuant to
				R19-2-106 or
				R19-2-306,
				the applicant shall also submit the fee listed in subsections (C) and (D). The
				Department shall ensure that a schedule of license and fingerprint processing
				fees is displayed prominently at each licensing location.
B. A license shall be for a period of no less
				than one year except as stated in subsection (B)(1)(a).
1. Horse racing licenses expire each year on
				June 30 except that:
a. Apprentice jockey
				licenses expire as provided in
				R19-2-109(D)(2);
				and
b. All licenses issued prior to
				July 1, 2013, will expire on June 30, 2014.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 19 - ALCOHOL, HORSE AND DOG RACING, LOTTERY, AND GAMING › Chapter 2 - ARIZONA RACING COMMISSION › Article 2 - RACING REGULATION FUND › Section R19-2-204 - Regulatory Assessment for Dark Day Simulcasting

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A. The Department shall collect an annual
				regulatory assessment from each racetrack permittee conducting horse or
				greyhound racing in Arizona and which qualifies under A.R.S. §
									5-112
				for dark day simulcasting.
B. Each
				permittee shall pay an amount established by the Department based on the number
				of dark days on which wagering is conducted in excess of the number of live
				days approved in the racing permit issued the permittee.
1. The Department shall at the start of the
				year on or before July 1 assess each permittee $25 per dark day based upon the
				total number of dark days approved in the permittee's racing permit. The
				calculation will be determined by the number of dark days approved by the
				Arizona Racing Commission in excess of the number of live days approved each
				year during the period of the permit.
2. The permittee shall transmit the total
				dark day assessment to the Racing Regulation Fund no later than July 15 of each
				year.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 19 - ALCOHOL, HORSE AND DOG RACING, LOTTERY, AND GAMING › Chapter 2 - ARIZONA RACING COMMISSION › Article 2 - RACING REGULATION FUND › Section R19-2-205 - Regulatory Wagering Assessment of Pari-Mutuel Pools

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A. The Department shall establish and collect
				a regulatory wagering assessment payable from the amounts deducted from
				pari-mutuel pools by the permittee, in addition to the amounts the permittee is
				authorized to deduct in A.R.S. §
									5-111(C)
				 from amounts wagered on all live and
				simulcast races from in-state and out-of-state wagering authorized by the
				Department to the permittee. A permittee shall not reduce the amounts payable
				to the Department under this subsection for hardship tax credit under A.R.S.
				§
									5-111(I)
				 or for capital improvement credits under
				A.R.S. §§
									5-111.02
				and
				5-111.03.
B. The regulatory wagering assessment for
				each racing meeting on all in-state and/or out-of-state, on-track, off-track,
				live, import and/or export wagers and/or wager types (the "RWA") shall be 0.75
				percent from May 1 to September 30 of each year and, the RWA shall be 0.85
				percent beginning October 1 of each year through April 30 of the next
				year.
C. Each permittee shall
				transmit its assessment daily, unless otherwise approved by the Department, to
				the Racing Regulation Fund beginning July 1, 2011. A report detailing the
				assessment shall be transmitted to the Director at the time the assessment is
				transmitted.
D. The Department may
				audit the permittee's pari-mutuel accounts periodically under the authority of
				A.R.S. §
									5-104.01.
				The permittee shall cooperate fully with the Department during these
				audits.
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A. An ADWP shall be licensed by the
				Department.
B. An ADWP shall comply
				with these and all other rules relating to entities permitted by the Commission
				as they apply to pari-mutuel wagering.
C. The Department may suspend or revoke an
				ADWP license, withdraw approval of a contract between an ADWP and a racetrack
				permittee, or impose fines if the ADWP, its officers, directors or employees
				violate these rules or applicable sections of A.R.S. Title 5 or fail to abide
				by orders of the Department.
D. An
				ADWP shall accept wagers only on the species for which the contracted Arizona
				racetrack permittee has a permit.
Section
				  R19-2-402
				  was adopted under an exemption from the provisions of the Arizona
				  Administrative Procedure Act pursuant to A.R.S. §
										41-105(A)(18).
				  Exemption from the rulemaking process means that the agency did not submit
				  these rules to the Secretary of State's Office for publication in the Register
				  as proposed rules, the agency was not required to accept public comment, and
				  the rules were not approved by either the Governor's Regulatory Review Council
				  or the Attorney General.