§ 67.16.010 Definitions
§ 67.16.012 Washington horse racing commission — Creation — Terms — Vacancies — Bonds — Oaths
§ 67.16.014 Washington horse racing commission — Ex officio nonvoting members
§ 67.16.015 Washington horse racing commission — Organization — Secretary — Records — Annual reports
§ 67.16.017 Washington horse racing commission — Compensation and travel expenses
§ 67.16.020 Duties of commission — Race meet license — Suspension
§ 67.16.040 Commission to regulate and license meets — Inspection
§ 67.16.045 Criminal history records — Dissemination
§ 67.16.050 Application for meet — Issuance of license — Fee — Cancellation, grounds, procedure
§ 67.16.060 Prohibited practices — Parimutuel system permitted — Race meet as public nuisance
§ 67.16.065 Use of public assistance electronic benefit cards prohibited — Licensee to report violations
§ 67.16.070 Races for local breeders
§ 67.16.075 Breeder’s awards and owner’s bonuses — Eligibility — Certification
§ 67.16.080 Horses to be registered
§ 67.16.090 Races not limited to horses of same breed
§ 67.16.100 Disposition of fees — “Fair fund.”
§ 67.16.101 Legislative finding — Responsibilities of horse racing commission — Availability of interest on one percent of gross receipts to support nonprofit race meets
§ 67.16.102 Withholding of additional one percent of gross receipts — Payment to owners — Interest payment on one percent and amount retained by commission — Reimbursement for new racetracks
§ 67.16.105 Gross receipts — Commission’s percentage — Distributions
§ 67.16.110 Broadcasting and motion picture rights reserved
§ 67.16.130 Nonprofit race meets — Licensing — Fees
§ 67.16.140 Employees of commission — Employment restriction
§ 67.16.150 Employees of commission — Commissioners — Financial interest restrictions
§ 67.16.160 Rules implementing conflict of interest laws — Wagers by commissioner
§ 67.16.170 Gross receipts — Retention of percentage by licensees
§ 67.16.175 Exotic wagers — Retention of percentage by race meets
§ 67.16.200 Parimutuel wagering at satellite locations — Simulcasts
§ 67.16.230 Satellite locations — Fees
§ 67.16.251 Handicapping contests
§ 67.16.260 Advance deposit wagering
§ 67.16.270 Violation of commission rules — Penalties
§ 67.16.275 Washington horse racing commission Washington bred owners’ bonus fund and breeder awards account
§ 67.16.280 Washington horse racing commission operating account
§ 67.16.285 Washington horse racing commission class C purse fund account
§ 67.16.300 Industrial insurance premium assessments
§ 67.16.900 Severability — General repealer — 1933 c 55
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Terms Used In Washington Code > Chapter 67.16 - Horse racing

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  • Ex officio: Literally, by virtue of one's office.
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