Plain English Breakdown
The official source material does not provide information on whether the bill requires consent from horsemen and women's organizations, so this claim was removed.
Horse Racing: Out-of-State Thoroughbred Races: Japan Cup
This law allows thoroughbred racing associations or fairs to show and bet on out-of-state races, specifically those related to the Japan Cup, without counting them towards a daily limit of 75 imported races.
What This Bill Does
- Allows thoroughbred racing groups to broadcast and accept bets on out-of-state races during their own race meetings.
- Exempts races from the Japan Cup from being counted in the daily limit of 75 imported races.
Who It Names or Affects
- Thoroughbred racing associations and fairs
- People who bet on horse races
Terms To Know
- Japan Cup
- A major thoroughbred horse race held in Japan.
- Imported races
- Horse races from other states or countries that are shown and bet on locally.
Limits and Unknowns
- The bill does not specify how many imported races can be shown beyond the daily limit of 75, except for those related to the Japan Cup.
- It is unclear if this law will change betting or viewing habits significantly.