Indiana § 4-31-8-3 Identification of horse; burden of proof

Indiana Statutes

§ 4-31-8-3 — Identification of horse; burden of proof

Indiana·Art. 31 PARI-MUTUEL WAGERING ON HORSE RACES·Ch. 8 Miscellaneous Operating Procedures

A horse may not start in a race unless the horse
is fully identified. The burden of proving a horse's identity rests with
the person having charge of the horse at the horse racing meeting, and
the judges may suspend and refer to the commission such a person in
case of fraud or attempted fraud. The judges also may suspend and
refer to the commission any other person who aids in the perpetration
of a fraud or who participates in an attempt at fraud.

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A horse may not start in a race unless the horse
is fully identified. The burden of proving a horse's identity rests with
the person having charge of the horse at the horse racing meeting, and
the judges may suspend and refer to the commission such a person in
case of fraud or attempted fraud. The judges also may suspend and
refer to the commission any other person who aids in the perpetration
of a fraud or who participates in an attempt at fraud.

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