Indiana § 4-31-11-9 Recommendations to commission

Indiana Statutes

§ 4-31-11-9 — Recommendations to commission

Indiana § 4-31-11-9

Art. 31PARI-MUTUEL WAGERING ON HORSE RACES

Ch. 11Breed Development Advisory Committees and Breed

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Ind. Code § 4-31-11-9 (2026).

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(a)Each development committee may make recommendations to the commission concerning:

(1)stakes races;

(2)futurity races;

(3)races only for horses owned by Indiana residents;

(4)races only for horses sired by stallions standing in Indiana;

(5)races only for horses foaled in Indiana; or

(6)races for any combination of horses described in subdivision

(3), (4), or (5). Races described in subdivisions (3) through (6) may be for different distances and may be limited by the age, sex, or gait of the horse.

(b)Each development committee may make recommendations to the commission concerning:

(1)cooperative arrangements with statewide breed associations; and

(2)distribution of money available in a development fund in order to supplement a purse for a race at a county fair or agricultural e

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(a) Each development committee may make
recommendations to the commission concerning:
(1) stakes races;
(2) futurity races;
(3) races only for horses owned by Indiana residents;
(4) races only for horses sired by stallions standing in Indiana;
(5) races only for horses foaled in Indiana; or
(6) races for any combination of horses described in subdivision
(3), (4), or (5).
Races described in subdivisions (3) through (6) may be for different
distances and may be limited by the age, sex, or gait of the horse.
(b) Each development committee may make recommendations to
the commission concerning:
(1) cooperative arrangements with statewide breed associations;
and
(2) distribution of money available in a development fund in order
to supplement a purse for a race at a county fair or agricultural
exposition in Indiana.