Ohio Administrative Code Title 3769 - State Racing Commission
Ohio Administrative Code – Title 3769: State Racing Commission governs horse racing and pari-mutuel wagering in Ohio. The rules are established by the Ohio State Racing Commission (OSRC) to regulate the conduct of horse racing, licensing of participants, wagering systems, animal welfare, and facility standards at racetracks.
Key Chapters of Title 3769:
Here’s an overview of its structure:
3769-1: General Provisions
Definitions
Commission powers
Rulemaking procedures
3769-2: Thoroughbred Rules
Rules specific to thoroughbred racing
Entries, claims, racing procedures
3769-3: Standardbred Rules
Rules for harness racing (standardbreds)
Sulky requirements, drivers' conduct, eligibility
3769-4: Quarter Horse Rules
Regulations for quarter horse racing
Distances, entry procedures, and rules of the race
3769-5: Jockeys and Drivers
Licensing requirements
Conduct, suspensions, and medical exams
3769-6: Licenses
Categories and qualifications
Application and renewal processes
3769-7: Veterinarians and Medications
Rules on drug testing
Permitted medications and penalties for violations
3769-8: Stewards and Judges
Duties of officials overseeing races
Powers and decision-making processes
3769-9: Pari-Mutuel Wagering
Wagering systems and pools
Totalizator rules, payouts, and refunds
3769-12: Track and Facility Regulations
Requirements for racetracks
Safety, security, and facility maintenance
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