Rules & Regulations of the State of Tennessee Title 1245 - Boxing/Racing Commission

Title 1245 of the Rules & Regulations of the State of Tennessee pertains to the Tennessee Racing Commission. However, it's important to note a significant change:

While the title "Boxing/Racing Commission" might imply a combined entity, in Tennessee, the regulation of unarmed combat sports (like boxing and MMA) falls under the Tennessee Athletic Commission, which has its rules primarily under Title 0145.

Therefore:

Title 1245: Rules of the Tennessee Racing Commission

This title specifically governs horse racing and parimutuel wagering in the state. It would cover aspects such as:

Licensing of racetracks, trainers, jockeys, owners, and other participants in horse racing.

Regulations for race meetings, including dates, times, and types of races.

Rules regarding medication, testing, and equine welfare.

Procedures for stewarding, disciplinary actions, and appeals within the racing industry.

Financial regulations related to parimutuel wagering and distribution of funds.

Tennessee Athletic Commission (Title 0145):

As mentioned, rules for professional boxing, kickboxing, mixed martial arts (MMA), and bare-knuckle boxing are found under Title 0145. This includes regulations for:

Licensing of combatants, promoters, officials (referees, judges), and seconds.

Safety standards, medical requirements, and pre-fight testing.

Rules of combat, ring specifications, and equipment standards.

Disciplinary actions and procedures for violations.

Regulations for amateur events.

How to access these regulations:

You can find the official rules and regulations for both commissions on the Tennessee Secretary of State's website:

For further information or specific inquiries, it's always best to contact the respective commissions directly through the Tennessee Department of Commerce and Insurance

The Tennessee Racing Commission's operations and contact information would likely also be available through the Department of Commerce and Insurance, or a dedicated state racing commission website if one exists.

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