State v. Ness
1 Ind. 64
Opinion
IT is an offence for a person to permit his horse to be run in a horse-race. It is a separate offence for a person to act as a rider in a race.
The judgment is reversed. Cause remanded, &c.
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State v. Ness, 1 Ind. 64 (Ind. 1848).
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