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Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 006 - Department of Finance and Administration › Division 06 - Racing Commission › Rule 006.06.19-021 - CGR 21 Card Games

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21.010
Authority and applicability.
The Commission hereby provides for
			 the regulation of the method of operation and fiscal affairs of games of poker
			 and all other similar games.
21.020
Definitions.
As used herein, the following terms shall have the
			 following meanings:
1. Ante: A player's
			 initial wager or predetermined contribution to the pot prior to the dealing of
			 the first hand.
2. Call: A wager
			 made in an amount equal to the immediately preceding wager.
3. Card game shill: An employee engaged and
			 financed by the licensee as a player for the purpose of starting and/or
			 maintaining a sufficient number of players in a card game.
4. Card room bank: An imprest fund which is a
			 part of and accountable to the licensee's casino cage or bankroll but which is
			 maintained in the card room exclusively for the purposes set forth in these
			 Rules.
5. Card table bank: An
			 imprest inventory of cash and chips physically located in the table tray on the
			 card table and controlled by the licensee through accountability established
			 with the card room bank. The card table bank shall be used only for the
			 purposes set forth in these Rules.
6. Check: To waive the right to initiate the
			 wagering, but to retain the right to call after all the other players have
			 either wagered or folded.
7. Hand:
			 One game in a series, one deal in a card game, or the cards held by a
			 player.
8. Pot: The total amount
			 anted and wagered by players during a hand.
9. Proposition player: A person paid a fixed
			 sum by the licensee for the specific purpose of playing in a card game who uses
			 his or her own funds and who retains his or her winnings and absorbs his or her
			 losses.
10. Raise: A wager made in
			 an amount greater than the immediately preceding wager.
11. Rake-off: A percentage of the pot which
			 may be taken by the licensee for maintaining or dealing the game.
12. Stake: The funds with which a player
			 enters a game.
13. Stakes player: A
			 person financed by the licensee to participate in a game under an arrangement
			 or understanding where by such person is entitled to retain all or any portion
			 of his or her winnings.
14. Table
			 tray: A receptacle used to hold the card table bank.
15. Time buy-in: A charge to a player,
			 determined on a time basis, by the licensee for the right to participate in a
			 game.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 006 - Department of Finance and Administration › Division 06 - Racing Commission › Rule 006.06.19-025 - CGR 25 Exclusions

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25.01
Exclusions - Inimicals, Cheats, Career Criminals - Definitions
The following words and terms, when used in this section, shall
				have the following meanings unless the context clearly indicates
				otherwise.
1. "Candidate" means any
			 person whose name is included on the exclusion list.
2. "Career or professional offender" means
			 any person, whose behavior is pursued in an occupational manner or context for
			 the purpose of economic gain, utilizing methods that constitute violations of
			 the laws of the State of Arkansas.
3. "Cheat" means any person whose act or acts
			 in any jurisdiction would constitute any criminal offense relating to gaming
			 play.
4. "Excluded Person" means
			 any person who has been placed upon the List of Excluded Persons by order of
			 the Commission and is required to be ejected from a gaming facility.
5. "Inimical" means adverse, unfriendly or
			 hostile to the integrity of gaming.
6. "List of Excluded Persons" means a list of
			 names of persons who are required to be excluded or ejected from the Licensee's
			 premises.
7. "Occupational manner
			 or context" means the systematic planning, administration, management or
			 execution of an activity for financial gain.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 006 - Department of Finance and Administration › Division 06 - Racing Commission › Rule 006.06.19-026 - 2019 Horse Rule Book and Appendix

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DEFINITIONS
1000. The following definitions and
			 interpretations shall apply throughout these Rules unless the text otherwise
			 requires:
1001. "Act'' is the
			 enabling legislation permitting pari-mutuel horse racing in this
			 jurisdiction.
1002. "Added Money"
			 is the amount added into a stakes by the Association or by sponsors, state-bred
			 programs or other funds added to those monies gathered by nomination, entry,
			 sustaining and other fees coming from the horsemen.
1003. "Age" of a horse foaled in North
			 America shall be reckoned from the first day of January of the year of
			 foaling.
1004. "Also Eligible''
			 pertains to:
(a) a number of eligible horses,
			 properly entered, which were not drawn for inclusion in a race, but that become
			 eligible according to preference or lot if an entry is scratched prior to the
			 scratch time deadline; or
(b) the
			 next preferred non-qualifier for the finals or consolation from a set of
			 elimination trials that will become eligible in the event a finalist is
			 scratched by the Stewards for a Rule violation or is otherwise eligible if
			 written race conditions permit.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 006 - Department of Finance and Administration › Division 06 - Racing Commission › Rule 006.06.19-027 - 2019 Greyhound Rule Book, Parts I,II,and III

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DEFINITIONS
1000. The following definitions and
			 interpretations shall apply throughout these Rules unless the text otherwise
			 requires:
1002.
Added
			 Money
- The amount exclusive of trophy added into a stakes by
			 the Franchise Holder, or by sponsors, state-bred programs or other funds added
			 to those monies gathered by nomination, entry, sustaining and other fees coming
			 from the greyhound owners or kennel operators.
1003.
Age
- The
			 age of a greyhound is reckoned as beginning on the day it is whelped.
1004.
Appeal
- A
			 request for the Commission or its designee to investigate, consider, and review
			 any decisions or rulings of Judges.
1005.
Applicant
- Shall mean an Arkansas corporation applying to conduct racing
			 subject to these Rules, or any Franchise Holder applying for dates to conduct a
			 racing Meeting.
1006.
Arrears
- Includes all monies due for entrance,
			 forfeits, fees, fines, and any default incident to these Rules.
1007.
Association
- See Franchise Holder.
1008.
Bertillion
- A card which lists identifying features of a
			 greyhound.
1009.
Blanket
- The covering on which a greyhound's post
			 position number is displayed.
1010.
Board of Judges
- (also Judges), shall include the
			 Presiding Judge, Commission Judge, and the Racing Secretary.
1011.
Bolt
-
			 When a greyhound leaves the race course during the running of an official
			 race.
1012.
Breakage
- The amount of odd cents remaining in each pari-mutuel pool
			 after re-distributions are made in a sum equal to the next lowest multiple of
			 ten cents (10¢). The minimum payout on all winning wagers shall be equal to the
			 amount wagered plus ten percent (10%); (i.e., the minimum payout on a $1.00
			 wager shall be $1.10; the minimum payout on a $2.00 wager shall be $2.20,
			 etc.).
1013.
Breeder
- The owner of a greyhound's dam at the time of
			 whelping.
1014.
Breeding Place
- The location of
			 whelping.
1015.
Carryover
- Non-distributed pool monies which are
			 retained and added to a corresponding pool in accordance with pari-mutuel
			 rules.
1016.
Commission
- Shall mean the Arkansas State Racing
			 Commission or its duly authorized representative(s), as established by the Laws
			 of the State of Arkansas, or the person or body to whom such authority may be
			 delegated by amendments to the Law from time to time.
1017.
Complaint
- A written allegation of a violation of these rules.
1018.
Day
-
(a)
Dark Day
-
			 A day during a live or a simulcast race meeting when no pari-mutuel wagering is
			 conducted.
(b)
Race
			 Day
- A day during a race meeting when pari-mutuel wagering is
			 conducted on live racing.
(c)
Simulcast Race Day
- A day during a race meeting
			 when pari-mutuel wagering is conducted on simulcast racing.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 006 - Department of Finance and Administration › Division 06 - Racing Commission › Rule 006.06.19-029 - Thoroughbred Rule 1050(a) Definition of "Objection"

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1050. "Objection" is:
(a) a written complaint made to the Stewards
			 concerning a horse entered in a race (other than a complaint growing out of
			 happenings in the running of the race) and filed with the Stewards not later
			 than the time period for protest set forth in Rule 2359; or
(b) a verbal claim of foul in a race lodged
			 by the horse's jockey, trainer, owner or the owner's authorized agent to the
			 Stewards before the race is declared official.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 006 - Department of Finance and Administration › Division 06 - Racing Commission › Rule 006.06.19-030 - Thoroughbred Rule 2169(a) Jockey Mount Fees

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2169.
(a)
			 In the absence of a specific contract or special agreement, the following
			 jockey mount fees apply:
PURSE
WINNING MOUNT
SECOND MOUNT
THIRD MOUNT
LOSING MOUNTS
Purses up to $24,999
10% of win purse
5% of place purse
5% of show purse
$80
$25,000-49,999
10% of win purse
5% of place purse
5% of show purse
$85
$50,000-99,999
10% of win purse
5% of place purse
5% of show purse
$95
$100,000 to $999,999
10% of win purse
5% of place purse
5% of show purse
$120
$1,000,000 and up
10% of win purse
5%) of place purse
5% of show purse
$250
(1) If any owner
			 or trainer engages two or more jockeys for the same race, the owner or trainer
			 shall be required to pay each of the jockeys the appropriate fee pursuant to
			 Rule 2169 whether the jockey rides in the race or not.
(2) A jockey fee shall be considered earned
			 when the jockey is weighed out by the Clerk of Scales for that race.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 006 - Department of Finance and Administration › Division 06 - Racing Commission › Rule 006.06.19-031 - Thoroughbred Rule 2212(b) Entries

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2212.
			 "Entry" shall mean according to the requirements of the test:
(a) A horse made eligible to run in a
			 race.
(b) Two or more horses that
			 are entered or run in a race and are coupled because of common ties. However,
			 there shall be no coupling because of same owner common ties in stakes races,
			 maiden special weight races, or allowance races (excluding starter allowance
			 races), and each such horse shall run as a separate betting interest.
			 Furthermore, in any race where two or more horses owned by different owners but
			 trained by the same trainer are entered to run in the race, the horses may run
			 in said race as separate betting interests if approved by the Racing Secretary
			 in coordination with the Stewards. In races that overfill, the trainer(s) (in
			 accordance with instructions from the owner) must declare a preference of
			 runners with same owner common ties at time of entry, and same owner/common
			 ties second choice horses shall be least preferred.
(c) [repealed Oct. 19,2017]
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 006 - Department of Finance and Administration › Division 06 - Racing Commission › Rule 006.06.19-032 - Thoroughbred Rule 2224(c) Entries

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2224.
			 At the time of entry of a horse starting for the first time, a certificate of
			 registration shall be required by the Racing Secretary.
(a) No horse shall be entered or started
			 unless in the care, custody and complete control of the licensed registered
			 trainer. Program trainers are not permitted.
(b) No horse shall be permitted to start that
			 has not been fully identified.
(c)
			 No horse shall be allowed to race unless the horse has been lip-tattooed,
			 microchipped and/or digitally tattooed in conformity with T.R.P.B. protocols or
			 other manner approved by the Stewards which properly identifies the horse. For
			 good cause, the Stewards or the identifier may waive this requirement if the
			 horse is otherwise properly identified. However, the horse shall be tattooed,
			 microchipped and/or digitally tattooed as set forth above thereafter within
			 such time as set by the Stewards.
(d) Any person attempting to establish the
			 identity of a horse or the horse's ownership shall be held to account, the same
			 as the owner, and shall be subject to the same penalty in case of fraud or
			 attempted fraud.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 006 - Department of Finance and Administration › Division 06 - Racing Commission › Rule 006.06.19-033 - Thoroughbred Rule 2359 Protests

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2359.
			 A protest, except a claim growing out of happenings in the running of the race,
			 must be made in writing signed by the complainant and filed with the Stewards
			 before
the later of
:
(i) 24 hours after the race is declared
			 official or
(ii) the published
			 post time (in the official racing program) for the Association's first race on
			 the next live racing day, if one, during the racing season which includes the
			 race which is the subject of the protest
{i.e.,
so if the race
			 occurs on the last day of the racing season, the protest would have to be made
			 to Stewards in writing as set forth above prior to 24 hours after the race is
			 declared official). For further example, if the race occurs on a Sunday, and
			 the next live race day during that racing season is the following Thursday, the
			 protest would have to be made to Stewards in writing as set forth above prior
			 to the published post time (in official racing program) for the Association's
			 first race on that Thursday. To merit consideration, any protest over the
			 status of an alleged maiden must be made in writing, signed by the complainant
			 and filed with the Stewards within the time period for protest set forth above
			 in this Rule 2359.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 006 - Department of Finance and Administration › Division 06 - Racing Commission › Rule 006.06.19-034 - Thoroughbred Rule 2426-A Claiming

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2426-A. At the time of entry into a claiming
			 race, the owner (or trainer acting under authorization from the owner) may opt
			 to declare a horse ineligible to be claimed provided:
(a) the horse has not been an official
			 starter in a race at any racetrack for a minimum of sixty (60) 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 apply
			 only to the first start as an official starter following each such 60-day or
			 longer layoff.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 006 - Department of Finance and Administration › Division 06 - Racing Commission › Rule 006.06.20-001 - 2020 Horse Rule Book and Appendix

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DEFINITIONS
1000. The following definitions and
			 interpretations shall apply throughout these Rules unless the text otherwise
			 requires:
1001. "Act" is the
			 enabling legislation permitting pari-mutuel horse racing in this
			 jurisdiction.
1002. "Added Money"
			 is the amount added into a stakes by the Association or by sponsors, state-bred
			 programs or other funds added to those monies gathered by nomination, entry,
			 sustaining and other fees coming from the horsemen.
1003. "Age" of a horse foaled in North
			 America shall be reckoned from the first day of January of the year of
			 foaling.
1004. "Also Eligible"
			 pertains to:
(a) a number of eligible horses,
			 properly entered, which were not drawn for inclusion in a race, but that become
			 eligible according to preference or lot if an entry is scratched prior to the
			 scratch time deadline; or
(b) the
			 next preferred non-qualifier for the finals or consolation from a set of
			 elimination trials that will become eligible in the event a finalist is
			 scratched by the Stewards for a Rule violation or is otherwise eligible if
			 written race conditions permit.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 006 - Department of Finance and Administration › Division 06 - Racing Commission › Rule 006.06.20-002 - Thoroughbred Rule 1217C

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(C)
Prohibited Practices - Extracorporeal Shock Wave Therapy, Radial Pulse
			 Wave Therapy and Similar Treatments
(a)
			 The use of Extracorporeal Shock Wave Therapy, Radial Pulse Wave Therapy or
			 similar treatments shall not be permitted on horses on the grounds of
			 Oaklawn.
(b) Equipment used to
			 Extracorporeal Shock Wave Therapy, Radial Pulse Wave Therapy or similar
			 treatments shall not be allowed in the stable area at Oaklawn.
(c) Any horse treated with Extracorporeal
			 Shock Wave Therapy, Radial Pulse Wave Therapy or similar treatments shall not
			 be permitted to race at Oaklawn for a minimum of thirty (30) days following
			 such treatment. Any such treatments on horses racing at Oaklawn must be
			 performed by licensed veterinarians, or otherwise in accordance with applicable
			 laws, and regulations of the applicable governmental regulatory agency, of the
			 State where such treatments take place.
(d) All Extracorporeal Shock Wave Therapy,
			 Radial Pulse Wave Therapy and similar treatments on horses racing at Oaklawn
			 must be reported to the official veterinarian on the prescribed form not later
			 than the time prescribed by the official veterinarian.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 006 - Department of Finance and Administration › Division 06 - Racing Commission › Rule 006.06.20-003 - Thoroughbred Rule 1217D(5)

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(5) The
			 administration of clenbuterol or any other B2 agonist to a horse within the
			 sixty (60) day period immediately preceding a race in which the horse
			 participates at Oaklawn is prohibited. The presence of clenbuterol or any other
			 B2 agonist in a horse's urine, serum, plasma, or hair at a level of detection
			 indicating use within said sixty (60) day period shall be a violation of this
			 rule.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 006 - Department of Finance and Administration › Division 06 - Racing Commission › Rule 006.06.20-004 - Thoroughbred Rule 1217E

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Thoroughbred Rule 1217 - Uniform Classification
				Guidelines for Foreign Substances and Recommended Penalties Model
				Rule
This rule classifies different prohibited drugs according to
				their seriousness and provides recommended penalties for owners and trainers
				that have horses that test positive for the presence of a prohibited drug. This
				rule was drafted by the Association of Racing Commissioners International,
				Inc., and is used by many other racing jurisdictions in an attempt to have
				uniform medication rules and punishment for violators. The Arkansas Racing
				Commission adopted the January 2014 version as a new Racing Commission rule.
				The 2020 version of the ARCI Guidelines contains new drugs and reclassifies
				some existing drugs. This proposed amendment merely amends an existing rule by
				updating the classification of drugs so that the Arkansas Racing Commission has
				the current ARCI model rule.
Attached is a detailed summary from RCI.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 006 - Department of Finance and Administration › Division 06 - Racing Commission › Rule 006.06.20-006 - Thoroughbred Rule 1232

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1232.
MEDICATION: FUROSEMIDE (LASIX)
(1) Except as otherwise provided in
			 subsection (5) of this Rule 1232, furosemide may be administered intravenously
			 to a horse, which is entered to compete in a race, in accordance with this Rule
			 1232, Rule 1232(A), and Subsection E. of Rule 1217 of the Appendix to these
			 Rules. Except under the instructions of the official veterinarian or the racing
			 veterinarian for the purpose of removing a horse from the Veterinarian's List
			 or to facilitate the collection of a post-race urine sample, furosemide shall
			 be permitted only after the official veterinarian has placed the horse on the
			 Furosemide List. In order for a horse to be placed on the Furosemide List the
			 following process must be followed.
(a) After
			 the horse's licensed trainer and licensed veterinarian determine that it would
			 be in the horse's best interests to race with furosemide they shall notify the
			 official veterinarian or his/her designee, using the prescribed form, that they
			 wish the horse to be put on the Furosemide List.
(b) The form must be received by the official
			 veterinarian or his/her designee by the proper time deadlines so as to ensure
			 public notification.
(c) A horse
			 placed on the official Furosemide List must remain on that list unless the
			 licensed trainer and licensed veterinarian submit a written request to remove
			 the horse from the list. The request must be made to the official veterinarian
			 or his/her designee, on the proper form, no later than the time of
			 entry.
(d) After a horse has been
			 removed from the Furosemide List, the horse may not be placed back on the list
			 for a period of 60 calendar days unless it is determined to be detrimental to
			 the welfare of the horse, in consultation with the official veterinarian. If a
			 horse is removed from the official Furosemide List a second time in a 365-day
			 period, the horse may not be placed back on the list for a period of 90
			 calendar days.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 006 - Department of Finance and Administration › Division 06 - Racing Commission › Rule 006.06.20-007 - Thoroughbred Rule 1217C

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1236. If
			 after a race a sample of hair, saliva or other excretions or body fluids is to
			 be taken by the Commission Veterinarian from a horse that has competed in the
			 race, nothing shall be administered or given in any manner whatsoever to the
			 said horse (except with the permission of and in the presence of the Track
			 Veterinarian or Commission Veterinarian) until the Commission Veterinarian
			 obtains the sample.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 006 - Department of Finance and Administration › Division 06 - Racing Commission › Rule 006.06.20-008 - Thoroughbred Rule 1245(A)

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1245(A)
(a) Any horse exhibiting a positive response
			 to a test for the presence of clenbuterol or other beta-2 agonists, or any
			 antibodies of any blood doping agent, including, but not limited to,
			 Erythropoietin, Darbepoetin, Oxyglobin and Hemopure, (a "Blood Doping Agent")
			 shall be ineligible to start or race until the owner or trainer, at his or her
			 own expense, provides proof, in a form and substance acceptable to the
			 Stewards, of a subsequent negative test result for the presence of clenbuterol
			 or other beta-2 agonists and antibodies of Blood Doping Agents from a
			 laboratory approved by the Commission, provided any such test sample and test
			 must be obtained and conducted under collection and test procedures acceptable
			 to the Commission Veterinarian. The beta-2 agonists and Blood Doping Agents to
			 be tested for shall include clenbuterol, Erythropoietin, Darbepoetin,
			 Oxyglobin, Hemopure and such other beta-2 agonists and blood doping agents
			 determined from time to time by the Commission Veterinarian.
(b) Notwithstanding any inconsistent
			 provision of these Rules, the trainer of the horse shall not be subject to
			 application of the trainer's responsibility penalty based solely on a finding
			 by the laboratory that the beta-2 agonist or Blood Doping Agent first detected
			 in the initial positive test remains present in the horse in a subsequent
			 sample taken from that horse for purposes of any subsequent test for beta-2
			 agonists and Blood Doping Agents performed on the horse in an effort to
			 determine the horse's re-eligibility to start and race again pursuant to
			 subsection (a) of this Rule.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 006 - Department of Finance and Administration › Division 06 - Racing Commission › Rule 006.06.20-009 - Thoroughbred Rule 1272

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1272.
Intra-Articular Joint Injections
A.
			 The use of intra-articular joint injections shall be governed by the following
			 conditions:
(1) No prescription drug may be
			 administered except as prescribed by an attending veterinarian.
(2) A treated horse shall be established as
			 ineligible to race for a period of fourteen (14) days following an
			 intra-articular injection;
(a) For the purpose
			 of counting number of days a horse is ineligible to run following an
			 intra-articular injection, the date of the injection is the first
			 day.
(b) The horse is eligible to
			 race on the 15th day.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 006 - Department of Finance and Administration › Division 06 - Racing Commission › Rule 006.06.20-010 - Thoroughbred Rule 2099.1(a)(4)

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2099.1
(a)
(4) A horse which has not started for a
			 period of six (6) months or more prior to a race day must have at least three
			 (3) officially published timed workouts, two (2) of which must be within thirty
			 (30) days of the race and one (1) of which must be at a distance of four (4)
			 furlongs or more. A horse which has not started for a period of six (6) months
			 or more must also undergo a physical examination by the trainer's practicing
			 veterinarian, and the trainer's practicing veterinarian must approve the horse
			 for racing in writing to the official veterinarian prior to being entered in a
			 race. The workouts must have occurred at a pari-mutuel horse racing facility or
			 a recognized horse training facility approved by the Stewards.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 006 - Department of Finance and Administration › Division 06 - Racing Commission › Rule 006.06.20-011 - Thoroughbred Rule 2133

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2133.
Treatment Records
A. Each trainer shall
			 be responsible for keeping a record of all treatments for every horse in his or
			 her control. The treatment shall be recorded within forty-eight (48) hours of
			 administration.
(1) Treatment, for the
			 purposes of Subsection A of this Rule 2133, means any medication or procedure
			 containing a medication administered to a horse by a trainer licensed by the
			 Racing Commission or the trainer's designee, or by any other person with the
			 trainer's knowledge, other than a veterinarian licensed by the Racing
			 Commission.
(2) Trainer Treatment
			 Records must include the following information:
(a) The name of the horse (or, if unnamed,
			 the registered name of the dam and year of foaling);
(b) The generic name of the drug (e.g.
			 phenylbutazone, methocarbamol);
(c)
			 The name and address of the prescribing veterinarian;
(d) The brand name of the drug if a
			 non-generic is used;
(e) The date
			 of the treatment;
(f) The route of
			 administration;
(g) The dosage
			 administered;
(h) The approximate
			 time (to the nearest hour) of each treatment;
(i) The first and last name of the individual
			 that administered the treatment; and
(j) The treating veterinarian shall sign or
			 initial the treatment log on the first day a horse receives a prescription
			 medication.
(3) Trainer
			 Treatment Records shall be maintained electronically or on paper.
(4) The Trainer Treatment Records shall be
			 made available for inspection upon request by the Racing Commission or
			 Commission Veterinarian.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 006 - Department of Finance and Administration › Division 06 - Racing Commission › Rule 006.06.20-012 - Thoroughbred Rule 2163

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Thoroughbred Rule 2163
2163.
(a)
			 All jockeys, exercise persons, outriders and other persons riding horses on the
			 grounds of Oaklawn Park shall at all times while mounted on a horse wear
			 appropriate protective headgear and have their chin straps fastened. This rule
			 shall apply from the time the stable is open for training until it is closed
			 after the race meeting, and shall be enforced by all trainers. The protective
			 headgear must meet any of the following standards:
(1) American Society for testing and
			 Materials (ASTM 1163);
(2) UK
			 Standards (EN 1384 and PAS 015);
(3) Australian/New Zealand Standards (AS/NZ
			 3838).
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 006 - Department of Finance and Administration › Division 06 - Racing Commission › Rule 006.06.20-013 - Thoroughbred Rule 2212

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2212.
			 "Entry" shall mean according to the requirements of the test:
(a) A horse made eligible to run in a
			 race.
(b) Two or more horses that
			 are entered or run in a race and are coupled because of common ties. However,
			 there shall be no coupling because of same owner common ties in stakes races,
			 maiden special weight races, or allowance races (excluding starter allowance
			 races), and each such horse shall run as a separate betting interest. Horses in
			 claiming races with a claiming price of $20,000 or greater may run as separate
			 betting interests if approved by the Racing Secretary in coordination with the
			 Stewards. Furthermore, in any race where two or more horses owned by different
			 owners but trained by the same trainer are entered to run in the race, the
			 horses may run in said race as separate betting interests if approved by the
			 Racing Secretary in coordination with the Stewards. In races that overfill, the
			 trainer(s) (in accordance with instructions from the owner) must declare a
			 preference of runners with same owner/common ties at time of entry, and same
			 owner/common ties second choice horses shall be least preferred.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 006 - Department of Finance and Administration › Division 06 - Racing Commission › Rule 006.06.20-014 - Thoroughbred Rule 2212

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Thoroughbred Rule 2225
2225. No horse shall be permitted to enter
			 unless stabled on the grounds of the franchise holder, except with the
			 permission of the Racing Secretary. No horse shall be permitted to start unless
			 the horse has been stabled on the grounds of the franchise holder for at least
			 seventy-two (72) hours immediately prior to the race, except with the
			 permission of the Racing Secretary.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 006 - Department of Finance and Administration › Division 06 - Racing Commission › Rule 006.06.20-016 - Thoroughbred Rule 2263(A)

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2263(A)
(a) Any horse exhibiting a positive response
			 to a test for the presence of any clenbuterol or other beta-2 agonists, or
			 antibodies of any blood doping agent, including, but not limited to,
			 Erythropoietin, Darbepoetin, Oxyglobin and Hemopure, (a "Blood Doping Agent")
			 shall be ineligible to start or race until the owner or trainer, at his or her
			 own expense, provides proof, in a form and substance acceptable to the
			 Stewards, of a subsequent negative test result for the presence of clenbuterol
			 or other beta-2 agonists and antibodies of Blood Doping Agents from a
			 laboratory approved by the Commission, provided any such test sample and test
			 must be obtained and conducted under collection and test procedures acceptable
			 to the Commission Veterinarian. The beta-2 agonists and Blood Doping Agents to
			 be tested for shall include clenbuterol, Erythropoietin, Darbepoetin,
			 Oxyglobin, Hemopure and such other beta-2 agonists and blood doping agents
			 determined from time to time by the Commission Veterinarian.
(b) Notwithstanding any inconsistent
			 provision of these Rules, the trainer of the horse shall not be subject to
			 application of the trainer's responsibility penalty based solely on a finding
			 by the laboratory that the beta-2 agonist or Blood Doping Agent first detected
			 in the initial positive test remains present in the horse in a subsequent
			 sample taken from that horse for purposes of any subsequent test for beta-2
			 agonists and Blood Doping Agents performed on the horse in an effort to
			 determine the horse's re-eligibility to start and race again pursuant to
			 subsection (a) of this Rule.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 006 - Department of Finance and Administration › Division 06 - Racing Commission › Rule 006.06.21-001 - Thoroughbred Rule 2430 Claiming

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Thoroughbred Rule 2430
2430. When a stable consists of horses owned
			 by more than one person and trained by the same trainer, no more than one claim
			 (in the aggregate) may be entered on behalf of such stable or any member of
			 such stable in any one race.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 006 - Department of Finance and Administration › Division 06 - Racing Commission › Rule 006.06.21-002 - Thoroughbred Rule 1217.1 Anabolic Steroid

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Androgenic-Anabolic Steroids (AAS)
(1) No AAS shall be permitted to test samples
			 collected from racing horses except for endogenous concentrations of the
			 naturally occurring substances Boldenone, Nandrolene, and Testosterone at
			 concentrations less than the indicated thresholds.
(2) Concentrations of these AAS shall not
			 exceed the following free (i.e., not conjugated) steroid concentrations in
			 plasma or serum:
(a) Boldenone - A
			 confirmatory threshold not greater than 25 picograms/milliliter for all horses,
			 regardless of sex;
(b) Nandrolone -
			 A confirmatory threshold not greater than 25 picograms/milliliter for fillies,
			 mares, and geldings; males horses other than geldings shall be tested for
			 nandrolone in urine
(c)
			 Testosterone - A confirmatory threshold not greater than 100
			 picograms/milliliter for fillies, mares, and gelding.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 006 - Department of Finance and Administration › Division 06 - Racing Commission › Rule 006.06.21-004 - Thoroughbred Rule 2169 Jockey Mount Fees

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2169.
(a)
			 In the absence of a specific contract or special agreement, the following
			 jockey mount fees apply:
PURSE
WINNING
						  MOUNT
SECOND
						  MOUNT
THIRD
						  MOUNT
FOURTH
						  MOUNT
LOSING
						  MOUNTS
Purses up to $24,999
10% of win purse
5% of place purse, or $110, whichever is
						  greater
5% of show purse, or $100, whichever is
						  greater
$90
$80
$25,000-49,999
10% of win purse
5% of place purse
5% of show purse
5% of fourth place purse or $95, whichever is
						  greater
$85
$50,000-99,999
10% of win purse
5% of place purse
5% of show purse
5% of fourth place purse
$95
$100,000 to $999,999
10% of win purse
5% of place purse
5% of show purse
5% of fourth place purse
$120
$1,000,000 and up
10% of win purse
5% of place purse
5% of show purse
5% of fourth place purse
$250
(1) If any owner
			 or trainer engages two or more jockeys for the same race, the owner or trainer
			 shall be required to pay each of the jockeys the appropriate fee pursuant to
			 this Rule 2169 whether the jockey rides in the race or not.
(2) A jockey fee shall be considered earned
			 when the jockey is weighed out by the Clerk of Scales for that race.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 006 - Department of Finance and Administration › Division 06 - Racing Commission › Rule 006.06.21-005 - Thoroughbred Rule 1232(5) Medication Furosemide (Lasix)

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1232.
MEDICATION: FUROSEMIDE
			 (LASIX)
* * * *
(5) The franchise holder may prohibit the
			 administration of furosemide to horses entered in the following races, by so
			 stating in the conditions of the race:
(a) a
			 stakes race, including races designated as graded stakes by the American Graded
			 Stakes Committee of the Thoroughbred Owners and Breeders Association or its
			 successor, as necessary for the stakes race to remain eligible for graded
			 status; and
(b) races for horses
			 three (3) years of age, as necessary for horses participating in the race to be
			 entitled to accumulate points based on their performance in the race for
			 eligibility ranking to run in the Kentucky Derby and Kentucky Oaks.
If the franchise holder so prohibits the administration of
				furosemide to horses entered in any of the above-referenced races, such race
				shall be referred to as a "Lasix-free Race." With respect to any horse
				participating in a Lasix-free Race, it shall constitute a violation of this
				Rule 1232(5) if the horse's post-race sample of urine, serum or plasma tests
				positive for furosemide at any level of detection indicating use within the
				48-hour period prior to the Lasix-free Race. Such violation shall be deemed to
				constitute violation under Penalty Category "B" of the ARCI Uniform
				Classification Guidelines for Foreign Substances and Recommended Penalties
				Model Rule set forth in Rule 1217.5 in the Appendix to these Rules, with
				resulting consequences and penalties to the horse, owner and trainer as set
				forth therein for Penalty Category "B" violations.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 006 - Department of Finance and Administration › Division 06 - Racing Commission › Rule 006.06.21-006 - Thoroughbred Rule 2440 Claiming

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2440.
			 Title to a claimed horse shall be vested in the successful claimant at the time
			 the horse becomes a starter, unless the claim is voided by the Stewards or
			 revoked by or on behalf of the claimant in accordance with these Rules. A horse
			 is a starter when the stall doors of the starting gate open in front of it at
			 the time the starter dispatches the horses.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 006 - Department of Finance and Administration › Division 06 - Racing Commission › Rule 006.06.21-007 - Thoroughbred Rule 2458 Claiming

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2458
(a) Except as otherwise provided in this Rule
			 2458, no horse claimed during an Oaklawn race meet shall be eligible to race at
			 another track for a period of thirty (30) days following the end of the Oaklawn
			 racing season unless the claimed horse has subsequently run back in another
			 race at Oaklawn following the claim.
(b) Horses claimed during the final fifteen
			 (15) scheduled race days of an Oaklawn race meet are excepted from the
			 requirements of Rule 2458(a).
(c)
			 Horses entered in good faith in a subsequent race at Oaklawn with appropriate
			 conditions that are unable to run back because of failure of the subsequent
			 race at Oaklawn to fill or failure to draw in from the also eligible list may
			 be excepted from the requirements of Rule 2458(a), if approved by the Racing
			 Secretary.
(d) Horses also may be
			 excused from the requirements of Rule 2458(a) with approval by the Racing
			 Secretary and Stewards in other appropriate circumstances where the horse was
			 unable for good cause to run back in a subsequent race at
			 Oaklawn.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 006 - Department of Finance and Administration › Division 06 - Racing Commission › Rule 006.06.21-008 - Thoroughbred Rule 2426-A Claiming

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2426-A.
(1)
			 First Waiver. At the time of entry into a claiming race, the owner (or trainer
			 acting under authorization from the owner) may opt to declare a horse
			 ineligible to be claimed provided:
(a) the
			 horse has not been an official starter in a race at any racetrack for a minimum
			 of sixty (60) 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 under this First Waiver Rule 2426-A(l) shall apply only to the
			 horse's first start as an official starter following each such 60-day or longer
			 layoff.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 006 - Department of Finance and Administration › Division 06 - Racing Commission › Rule 006.06.21-009 - Thoroughbred Rule 1217 Medication and Prohibited Foreign Substances

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1217.
Medication and Prohibited Foreign Substances.
A. Medication
(a) No horse participating in a race or
			 entered in a race shall carry in its body any foreign substance except as
			 provided for in this rule.
(b) No
			 substance, foreign or otherwise, shall be administered to a horse entered to
			 race by:
(1) injection;
(2) jugging;
(3) oral administration;
(4) tube;
(5) rectal infusion or suppository;
(6) inhalation; or
(7) any other means;
within twenty-four (24) hours prior to the scheduled post time
				of the race the horse is running except furosemide as provided for in this
				rule. The prohibitions in this section include, but are not limited to,
				injection or jugging of vitamins, electrolyte solutions, and amino acid
				solutions. The prohibition also includes, but is not limited to, the topical,
				oral, or nasal administration of compounds, such as Traileze, Vapol, Vicks
				vapor-rub, wind-aid, exhale ease, or containing methylsalicylate, camphor,
				potassium iodide, or products containing "caine" derivatives or
				dimethylsulfoxide (DMSO).
(c) Substances or metabolites thereof which
			 are contained in equine feed or feed supplements that do not contain
			 pharmacodynamic or chemotherapeutic agents are not considered foreign
			 substances if consumed in the course of normal dietary intake (eating and
			 drinking).
(d) The prohibition in
			 subsection (b) notwithstanding, the use of nebulizers are permitted on an
			 entered horse within twenty- four (24) hours of the scheduled post time for the
			 horse's race until the horse's arrival in the paddock provided their use is
			 restricted to water and saline solutions only.
(e) Topical dressings such as leg paints,
			 hoof dressings, and antiseptics, which do not contain anesthetics or a
			 pharmacodynamic or a chemotherapeutic agent, may be administered at any time
			 prior to a horse's arrival in the paddock.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 006 - Department of Finance and Administration › Division 06 - Racing Commission › Rule 006.06.21-014 - Casino Gaming Rule 6.030

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6.030
			 Procedure for reporting, using, and paying gaming taxes and fees.
(a) Licensees conducting casino gambling
			 under the Amendment shall pay the net gaming receipts tax:
(i) 13% on the first $150,000,000 of net
			 casino gaming receipts or any part thereof;
(ii) 20% on net casino gaming receipts
			 exceeding $150,000,001 or any part thereof;
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 006 - Department of Finance and Administration › Division 06 - Racing Commission › Rule 006.06.21-015 - Casino Gaming Rules 4.220 and 4.225

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4.220 Operation of a mobile gaming system.
1. Definitions. As used in this section:
(a) "Director" means the Director of the
			 Arkansas Racing Commission or the Commission's designee.
(b) "Communications technology" means the
			 methods used and the components employed to facilitate the transmission of
			 information including, but not limited to, transmission and reception systems
			 based on wire, cable, radio, microwave, light, optics, cellular data, or
			 computer data networks and the Internet. "Equipment associated with mobile
			 gaming" means associated equipment, which will be approved as associated
			 equipment.
(c) "Licensed gaming
			 establishment" means the establishment of a licensee, which includes all land,
			 together with all buildings and improvements located thereon.
(d) "Licensee" means a person or entity
			 licensed to conduct Casino gaming operations, who at all times exposes to the
			 public for play, 100 or more slot machines and at least one table game, within
			 its licensed gaming establishment. The term does not include a person or entity
			 licensed as a holder of a security or other ownership interest in the licensee,
			 or as an officer, director or key employee of the licensee, or due to any other
			 relationship or involvement with the licensee or gaming operation.
(e) "Mobile communications device" means a
			 device which displays information relating to the game to a participant in the
			 game as part of a system.
(f)
			 "Mobile gaming system" or "system" means a system that allows for the conduct
			 of sports wagering through mobile communications devices operated by the use of
			 communications technology that allows a patron to bet or wager, and
			 corresponding information related to the display of the game, gaming outcomes
			 or other similar information.
(g)
			 "Operator of a mobile gaming system" or "operator" means a person or entity,
			 who, under any agreement whereby consideration is paid or payable for the right
			 to place a mobile gaming system, engages in the business of placing and
			 operating a mobile gaming system and who is authorized to share in the revenue
			 from the mobile gaming system without having been individually licensed to
			 conduct gaming at the establishment.
(h) All mobile gaming systems must be
			 approved by the Commission.